you'd opa here in the senate, belfast? it was a time the relative economic prosperity of relative positivity that was the time before the troubles really emerged. however, in the summer of $968.00, a new phase of sectarian violence broke out and delayed the building of the hotel. flashes broke out between nationalists, catholics, and loyalists. protestant during civil rights demonstrations in the bug side area of the city of dairy. the fierce confrontations attracted wide media attention. b, b. c correspondent martin bell was one of the 1st to arrive in northern ireland. and one of the 1st guests to check in to the europa hotel. 2 years later, i remember coming to belfast in november 1968. there had been the famous civil rights march in dairy london dairy the months before we stayed at one of 2 really old fashioned hotels, right in the center of the city. one was there all avenue. the other was the grand central, both of which later close to when the europa open. this is the whole throwed area of belfast at 7 o'clock this

then a reporter for the belfast evening telegraph. he later became a b, b, c news editor, and ultimately the controller of bbc northern ireland. well, i think that the impression was very mixed, that there was a bit of what is a pleasure during here. but then there was an element of hope actually that such a hotel should be built sectarian killings, car bombs and violent paramilitary activity spread across northern ireland and built to a peak in 1971. the construction of the europa was nearly complete when the 1st bomb struck her tell europe or was bombed for the 1st time, and 3rd of july, 1971, actually a week or 2 weeks prior to the opening of the building. so even before the hotel europa was opened disorders to the public and belfast ready been at target for the provisional i always. nevertheless, 5 days after the 1st ball, the europa held its ground opening. it had been designed to make a bold statement, periods, architecture, aesthetics, services, staff and management at the time, henry kelly with the young irish print journalist

so places like belfast have seen a new boom in activity.is south belfast street, atjust one address, there are up to 100 limited partnerships registered, and we've no easy way of knowing who owns them or what they're doing with them. except sometimes when they turn up in legal cases. such as one limited partnership registered in elmwood avenue, belfast, but accused of being part of a massive multimillion—dollar grain fraud in ukraine. the local mp can't understand why northern ireland was left open to such abuse when rules were tightened elsewhere, such as scotland. i do find it quite curious that the scottish limited partnerships were ended and the loophole was closed there and not here in northern ireland. i understand that there was demand in scotland to close it down, because they knew that it was having negative impacts for many people and no benefits. it's an amazing trick, really. foreign criminals don't come here. but northern ireland provides the clean wrappers for their dirty money by selling them shiny little companies with north

it will turn mostly dry aside from just a few showers. 17 in belfast by friday, 2a in london.gapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. football history is made as england beat germany 2—1 in the women's european championship final. it's a first major football title for any england national side for nearly sixty years. england fans are jubilant. this is a moment in history. it's hopefully a massive change for girls growing up a women in sport. absolutely brilliant. i don't believe it. as us house speaker nancy pelosi prepares for a tour of asia this week — there's intense speculation over whether she'll anger china by visiting taiwan.

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it will turn mostly dry aside from just a few showers. 17 in belfast by friday, 2a in london.omen footballers make history — beating germany two — one in the european championship final at wembley. it's a first major football title for any english national side, for nearly sixty years. england fans are jubilant. this is a moment in history. it's hopefully a massive change for girls growing up a women in sport. absolutely brilliant. i don't believe it. queen elizabeth sent her congratulations to the england team — she said they've set an example

some wet weather near the belfast area earlier on today, but it's not been like that everywhere.glia, that has been one of the features forjuly. we've hardly had any rain across southern wales, southern and eastern areas of england — indeed, there are some parts of hampshire that haven't had any real recordable rain so far this month, and there might not be much here, because although there is going to be rain for the next few days, the majority of it will be across north—western areas. there'll be little, if anything, reaching parts of south east england, the south midlands and east anglia, those areas that have been particularly dry so far this month. now the radar picture does pick up some rainfall, but the heaviest rain today has been across northern ireland and western scotland. the rain is a bit more patchy further south, but overnight tonight, the brisk south—westerly winds will continue to bring pulses of rain across these areas, whereas across the southeast, the rain never really reaches. it's going to be a warm night. temperatures falling no lower than 16 to 18 degrees.

under maclaverty in belfast. - from northern ireland. under maclaverty in belfast.e brandon lewis johnson loyalist ireland secretary of state brandon lewisjohnson loyalist has pledged morning to the prime minister about his personal private secretary has also resigned today. we are locked in her own political crisis here of course the northern ireland and the dup has walked away from power—sharing in protest at the northern ireland protocol and if there is a question of a boris johnson and his future than that presents a big challenge here because of the fact that the eu may well now consider that borisjohnson has his days numbered and would be less willing to strike a deal over the northern ireland protocol. then of course with legislation going through westminster now seeking to strip away parts of the protocol which may now run into difficulties if there is a leadership change in downing street. so the problems are stacking up and all those problems linked to the return of power—sharing in northern ireland. borisjohnson of course has no real political allies here

well, here in belfast it is _ prime minister? well, here in belfast it is fair _ prime minister?ell, here in belfast it is fair to say that i prime minister? well, here in i belfast it is fair to say that very few if any politicians, be they unionist, nationalist or neither were great fans of borisjohnson. he has been criticised by all sides here. his resignation will be openly welcomed by nationalist and the the likes of cross community alliance party, who has been critical of him and his support of brexit from the start. but the bigger question i think will be around the very future of devolution in this part of the united kingdom. we are in the middle of a home grown if you lick political crisis at the moment, northern ireland hasn't had a fully functioning devolved government since february when the dup walked out of the power sharing executive in protest at the brexit trading arrangements. so that arrangement is called the northern ireland protocol, it was agreed by boris johnson and brussels in the run up to the uk's exit from the eu and places a trade border between northe

gillian 0'neill, bbc newsline, belfast. canoes — to plant explosives on german vessels. 80 years on — former and current service personnel will retrace theirjourney. yunus mulla reports. cockleshell, or operation plankton. royal marine james conway from stockport was one of the young men who tried to escape by land later on but was caught and executed. two men survived. the site his memorial, the launch of a new expedition to retrace this historic rate. this man spent ten years in the cheshire regiment before he left with ptsd. the therapeutic benefits of being able to _ the therapeutic benefits of being able to do something adventurous with a _ able to do something adventurous with a group of like—minded people and push _ with a group of like—minded people and push yourself, but also to be able to— and push yourself, but also to be able to do— and push yourself, but also to be able to do something good and raise money— able to do something good and raise money for— able to do something good and raise money for charity, it

temperatures up across the board, reaching 21 celsius in belfast and may be 27 celsius in belfast and we move into the weekend. weather fronts was plaguing the far north of the country with rain and stronger breeze. more cloud across scotland in particular. northern ireland is well over the weekend. still quite warm but further south more sunshine around it'll be a lot warmer particularly the south—east. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 2: a former top civil servant says borisjohnson was briefed in person about a formal complaint concerning inappropriate behaviour by the mp chris pincher — directly contradicting the account from downing street. i know that the senior official briefed the prime minister in person, because that official told me so at the time. trying to move on from the issue in cabinet this morning — but questions are now swirling about the account given to senior ministers who've defended the prime minister in public. a distinction that is being drawn is awareness of a complaint that may

many thanks, hywel griffith in cardiff and chris in belfast and james in belfast.n to the question of who will succeed boris johnson eventually as prime minister. let's talk a bit about the process. that process of selecting a new conservative leader effectively starts now, and the timetable will be decided by the leadership of the 1922 committee — the committee backbench conservative mps. the rules — as they stand today — is that any candidate needs the support of eight conservative mps to take part. to be nominated. then there follows a series of votes to leave just two candidates. then all members of the conservative party right across the uk — notjust mps — will decide the winner. and then to succeed borisjohnson as prime minister whenever that is. let's talk a little about that process and what it could mean with nick eardley, our political correspondent. that is it on paper, ok? there is the remaining question about whether borisjohnson is able to stay in there as prime minister for the borisjohnson is able to stay in there as prime ministerfor the next three

it will turn mostly dry aside from just a few showers. 17 in belfast by friday, 2a in london.nes: england's women footballers make history, beating germany 2—1 in the european championship final at wembley. cheering. it's a first major football title for any english national side for nearly 60 years. england fans are jubilant. this is a great moment in history and hopefully will be a change for women in sport. absolutely brilliant. i can't believe _ absolutely brilliant. i can't believe it. _ absolutely brilliant. i can't believe it, get— absolutely brilliant. i can't believe it, get in! - queen elizabeth sent her congratulations to the england team.

for some western areas belfast, plymouth it will be a cooler day tomorrow.urther east, well up into the 30s, the high 30s and this is a chart i didn't expect to show you because parts of the east midlands, yorkshire, lincolnshire, potentially up yorkshire, lincolnshire, potentially up to 41 or 42 degrees tomorrow afternoon which would obviously be unprecedented. as we go through tuesday night we will see some scattered showers and thunderstorms. another warm night in eastern parts but it will tan pressure from the west. temperatures lower than they have been back closer to where they should be. some sunshine, bit of rain at times but still some heat to come first. thanks, ben. and that's bbc news at ten on monday the 18th july. there's more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight with kirsty wark, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, but from the ten team, it's goodnight. hello and welcome to our look ahead to wh

some wet weather near the belfast area earlier on today, but it's not been like that everywhere. north yorkshire, even, we've had lots of sunshine, so it's been another dry day and that's really been one of the themes of this month. we've hardly had any rain across southern wales, southern and eastern areas of england — indeed, there are some parts of hampshire that haven't had any real recordable rain so far this month, and there might not be much here, because although there is going to be rain for the next few days, the majority of it will be across north—western areas. there'll be little, if anything, reaching parts of south east england, the south midlands and east anglia, those areas that have been particularly dry so far this month. now the radar picture does pick up some rainfall, but the heaviest rain today has been across northern ireland and western scotland. the rain is a bit more patchy further south, but overnight tonight, the brisk south—westerly winds will continue to bring pulses of rain across these areas, whereas across the southeast, the rain never really reac

some wet weather near the belfast area earlier on today, but it's not that has been one of the features forjuly. that has barely been a drop of rain. although there is some rain in the forecast, the majority of it as a cross of western areas, there will be little if any rain reaching parts of east anglia and south—east england over the next few days, where it has been particularly dry. on a saturday, we did have some pulses of rain, turning heavily towards the end of the day in western scotland. the air of pressure responsible will feed up some pretty soupy area. it will be shimmied into sunday, some high temperatures for eastern england. across the north and west, we have got the rain. it will be heavy 4 times for errors of northern ireland and western areas of scotland. 3 south—east of that, it is dry with some warm spells of sunshine. temperatures will be higher than they were on saturday across the board. quite a bigjump they were on saturday across the board. quite a big jump up and temperatures in aberdeen. the hot is when that will be across east anglia, where we are looking at h

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the weather has been rather grey with some heavy rain into belfast earlier on today but it has not been the skies of hampshire and it is been dry and that the theme that has been repeated earlier this month. in hampshire there has been no really measurable rain at all thus far this month and others of his rain in the focus will be little if any of it reaching southern and eastern england, may be just a few drops at best, and the ring continues. have you for the highlands and western isles putting its way eastward so we get the rain arriving in orkney as we go through this evening and then further southwards the rain a little bit more patchy nature of those brisk south—westerly winds will continue, dragging in some pretty humid and warm airand dragging in some pretty humid and warm air and temperatures tonight no lower than 18 celsius for so many of you and we start off on that low, one note. sunday pretty high temperatures but otherwise the low pressure same as you got today will continue to bring some positive rain. bit of rain working at wales, north midlands, peaks of the pennines it

it will turn mostly dry aside from just a few showers. 17 in belfast by friday, 2a in london.ity.

cool and fresh here — 16 for aberdeen, 18 degrees from belfast.down towards the south and the southeast. it's triathlon and para—triathlon day at the commonwealth games. quite a lot of cloud, some spots of drizzle to start. should brighten up later on. and for the women's euro 2022 final at wembley, chance for a shower. i think, on balance, it should be dry, quite warm and muggy for the kick—off. so, yes, we could just see the odd shower drifting across the southeast corner during sunday evening, but overnight, into the early parts of monday, we'll see largely clear skies overhead, light winds and, actually, particularly up toward the north, something quite cool and fresh. 7 to start monday in glasgow. still 17 there in london, so still a bit of warmth clinging on in the south. monday getting off to a fine start in most places, with some spells of sunshine, but we see another area of cloud starting to push in from the west. that'll bring rain into northern ireland through the afternoon, perhaps fringing into parts of west wales and the far southwe

all flights to belfast, miian— get back.ilan and parma are unable to operate as well. luton airport has apologised for the inconvenience caused, — apologised for the inconvenience caused, and provided a short statement out there saying that following today's hi temp does, a defect _ following today's hi temp does, a defect was identified unevenly. we understand even we have now reopened, but more evidence in case you needed _ reopened, but more evidence in case you needed it that the uk is not quite _ you needed it that the uk is not quite prepared for temperatures like these _ quite prepared for temperatures like these. , ., ., ., ., quite prepared for temperatures like these. , ., ., ., . ., , these. john ironmonger and katy austen, thank— these. john ironmonger and katy austen, thank you _ these. john ironmonger and katy austen, thank you so _ these. john ironmonger and katy austen, thank you so much. - health officials are concerned the heat will put extra pressure on already stretched hospital services. some have taken

it will turn mostly dry aside from just a few showers. 17 in belfast by friday, 2a in london.newspaper. tomorrow's front pages, starting with, all the front pages feature the victorious england lionesses — the times says they've brought football home. the express also claims the game is "home" and says the women's team have ended 56 years of hurt for england. and the metro also picks up on the same line from england's "three lions" anthem. the guardian calls the team "game changers" and says their victory is the start of a new journey for women's football in this country. while the mail highlights chloe kelly's delighted shirt—off celebrations after her winning goal. the telegraph also features the lionesses on its front page; but it leads with rishi sunak�*s pledge to cut 4p off income tax by the end of the next parliament. the i says senior tories are pleading with sunak and his rival liz truss to stop trashing the party's record in government. and the ft reports that european governments are easing sanctions on russia because of their fears over inflation and energy pruces.

. —— belfast. she is flying. make lara feel like she is fl int. �* . make lara feel like she is fl int. ~ ., ., ., .,~ flying. and i am going to make sencer flying. and i am going to make spencer eat — flying. and i am going to make spencer eat more _ flying. and i am going to make spencer eat more chocolate. . hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. and taking us through this week's releases is, as you see, mark kermode. hi, mark. hi. what have you been watching? well, as always, a very mixed bag. we have where the crawdads sing, which is an adaptation of a very popular novel. we have she will, which is the feature debut from charlotte colbert. and kurt vonnegut: unstuck in time, a documentary about the american writer. good old mixture there, yes. yes. so, where the crawdads sing, which is an adaptation of the deep south novel which became a publishing sensation — millions and millions of copies sold. this is adapted by lucy alibar, who is best known for beasts of the southe

cool and fresh here — 16 for aberdeen, 18 degrees from belfast.d para—triathlon day at the commonwealth games. quite a lot of cloud, some spots of drizzle to start. should brighten up later on. and for the women's euro 2022 final at wembley, chance for a shower. i think, on balance, it should be dry, quite warm and muggy for the kick—off. so, yes, we could just see the odd shower drifting across the south—east corner during sunday evening, but overnight, into the early parts of monday, we'll see largely clear skies overhead, light winds and, actually, particularly up toward the north, something quite cool and fresh. seven to start monday in glasgow. still 17 there in london, so still a bit of warmth clinging on in the south. monday getting off to a fine start in most places, with some spells of sunshine, but we see another area of cloud starting to push in from the west. that'll bring rain into northern ireland through the afternoon, perhaps fringing into parts of west wales and the far southwest of england. ahead of that, actually, another relati

you could look at the outlook, edinburgh belfast, temperatures in the high teens, low 20s, cardiff andof next week. tonight at ten — a gun attack in the heart of copenhagen. several people are dead. it happened in the country's biggest shopping complex. police have arrested a 22—year—old danish man. details are still coming in.

people involved as possible, so the dreamachine is leaving london this weekend and then going on to belfastis week's click. the full—length version is waiting for you right now on iplayer. in the meantime, i'm going to try and make lara feel like she's flying. 0k, and i'm going to feed spencer some more chocolate. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... the us considers declaring a climate emergency — as firefighters in california struggle to contain a wildfire they call �*explosive' — which is spreading fast summers have become a time of unease as people wonderjust how bad fires raging in the east of the state are going to get. and politicians are being pressured to act. russia's foreign minister, who's on a tour of africa, has rejected claims that moscow is to blame for causing a worldwide food crisis. protests are expected in manila where the son of the phillippines's former dictator, ferdinand marcosjunior is giving his inaugural state of the nation address later —

new zealand's men beat ireland by 31 runs in belfast in the first of 3t20 internationals, the trysts they fell well short ten balls remaining companies in and maryland 3—0. to my t20 games this week. football, belgium are into the neck up stages of a major tournament for the first time after beating italy 1—0 at manchester city's academy stadium in their euro group match. it was really the second half when that smart finish was enough to put the belgians into the last eight taking type second spot in group d. ison needed a win against france who qualified which would see them through and they fell behind afterjust they fell behind after just 46 seconds. just converted a penalty for iceland in the 11th minute of stoppage time to make it one all, much to the joy of the fans. but news of the belgium result filtered through and that meant iceland went out so we have our 8 quarter finalists. and there are some very tasty ties to look forward to... 8 time euro winners germany go head to head 2017 semi finalists, austria, belgium's reward for tonights win over italy is a clash with olympic

picking up for the second half of the week and you can see that here on the outlook and then we're in belfasttting into the mid to high 20s later in in the week. the by. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm. breaking news — one person has been arrested after shots were fired at a shopping centre in copenhagen. several people are said to be injured. six new claims of inappropriate behaviour by former deputy chief whip chris pincher have emerged — days after he was suspended as a tory mp after allegations he groped two men. russia says it now controls the whole of the luhansk region in eastern ukraine. officials in turkey say customs have detained a russian cargo ship carrying grain — which ukraine says is stolen. the number of people being admitted to hospital with covid will continue to rise, according to the head of the uk health security agency. the government's spending watchdog is to review boris johnson's pledge to build a0 new hospitals by 2030.

but still we're seeing some of that warmth just pushing up towards belfast, edinburgh and aberdeen, butage temperatures, are always likely to be further south across england and wales, even on into the weekend. we will see fronts continuing to push towards scotland and northern ireland, so the cloudier skies here, the slightly breezier weather story, some patchy rain, possibly, across western scotland, but temperatures still not too far off the mark, actually, for this time of year. the average is the low 20s. butjust take a look how they soar in response to the sunshine, the light winds across england and wales. i think on sunday, we could see somewhere in eastern england nudging close to 30 degrees. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: borisjohnson fights to survive as the uk's prime minister as two senior ministers resign from his cabinet in quick succession. their verdict on the prime minister is damning as they question his competency, integrity and seriousness. the suspect in the mass shooting at a july 04 parade near chicago has been charged with seven counts of

still quite warm in the morning around 16 in london, a bit fresher in belfast and glasgow at around 12 degrees. tomorrow we start off cloudy first thing but by the afternoon sunshine breaks through and it should be a beautiful day along the north sea coast, the south coast as well and another 11 in the south and south—east in the low to mid 20s. not a bad day in glasgow and edinburgh and newcastle nudging up to 20 or so. for friday a similar picture with just the chance of some rain in western parts of scotland but on the whole a bright sunny day. the sunniest of the weather always towards the east and south and already quite hot in london in the high 20s. and that is a hint of things to come heading into the weekend and beyond. the week and very warm and sunny weather with high—pressure. that is building in to the top of the uk and to the north—west always a bit more cloud but the vast majority of the country on saturday enjoying that warm and sunny day and as i said ten quite hot across the south of the country. those temperatures will only rise and as we head into next week we could

. >> belfast, europa on al jazeera. anchor: top stories.irefighters in spain are battling more than 30 forest fires that her friend lives and homes. two people have died. they have led to the evacuation near the greek capital of athens. fires across london as the u.k. recorded its highest temperature, breaking 40° for the first time. russia's president has been on a rare trip abroad for a summit with iran and turkey. agents of the three countries focus on the conflict in syria and discussed the u.s.-backed proposal to resume exports of ukrainian grain. thousands of sudan's tribal people have been protesting, demanding justice for people killed in clashes. demonstrators gathered in the capital, prompting curfews. at least 80 people have been killed. nearly 200 have been wounded since fighting broke out last week. our reporter has more. reporter: we are here in one of those districts in sudan. this area was the scene of fighting between members of the tribe and members of the other tribe. it has started overland disputes , saying the other tr

picking up for the second half of the week, and you can see that here on the outlook for edinburgh and belfasttting into the mid to high 20s later in the week. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. in denmark, several people have been killed in a shooting at a shopping centre in the capital copenhagen. suddenly we heard shots. i think there were ten. we ended up in a toilet would be all huddled together. there were about i! of us. we were so scared. it has just been a terrible experience. police say a 22—year—old danish man has been arrested in connection with the attack. ukraine's military confirms it's withdrawn its troops from the embattled eastern city of lysychansk, following a sustained russian offensive. a russian cargo ship carrying ukrainian grain is detained off the coast of turkey.

cool and fresh here — 16 for aberdeen, 18 degrees from belfast.para—triathlon day at the commonwealth games. quite a lot of cloud, some spots of drizzle to start. should brighten up later on. and for the women's euro 2022 final at wembley, the chance for a shower. i think, on balance, it should be dry, quite warm and muggy for the kick—off. so, yes, we could just see the odd shower drifting across the south—east corner during sunday evening but overnight into the early parts of monday, we'll see largely clear skies overhead, light winds and, actually, particularly up toward the north, something quite cool and fresh. seven to start monday in glasgow. still 17 there in london, so still a bit of warmth clinging on in the south. monday getting off to a fine start in most places with some spells of sunshine but we see another area of cloud starting to push in from the west. that'll bring rain into northern ireland through the afternoon, perhaps fringing into parts of west wales and the far south west of england. ahead of that, actually, another relativ

turn a little bit fresher from the west, so by the end of the night, temperatures in glasgow and belfastengland, still in the midst of this very warm air. but we do see these cooler conditions pushing in from the west as we get into wednesday. so a different feel to the weather on wednesday. we will see some showers around, maybe some thunderstorms popping up, perhaps most especially across central and eastern parts of england as we go through the afternoon. some spells of sunshine as well, but temperatures much lower. still 28—29 celsius across eastern england, more like 19 celsius for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. we stick with those cooler conditions for the rest of the week. there will be some sunny spells, but some bursts of rain at times. some of that rain could be heavy, possibly thundery. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories — wildfires tear through european countries, france is now the worst affected, with 30,000 people forced from their homes. up in the woods, you can see guys tackling the fires. there is a huge amount of activity

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but still we're seeing some of that warmth just pushing up towards belfast, edinburgh and aberdeen, butbe further south across england and wales, even on into the weekend. we will see fronts continuing to push towards scotland and northern ireland, so the cloudier skies here, the slightly breezier weather story, some patchy rain, possibly, across western scotland, but temperatures still not too far off the mark, actually, for this time of year. the average is the low 20s. butjust take a look how they soar in response to the sunshine, the light winds across england and wales. i think on sunday, we could see somewhere in eastern england nudging close to 30 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: the british prime minister has been forced to carry out a reshuffle after two of his most senior ministers resigned over his leadership. the chancellor of the exchequer, rishi sunak, and the health secretary, sajid javid, both said they could no longer support borisjohnson. mr sunak said the public rightly expected the government to be conducted properly. he's been replaced as chancellor with na

strong support from britain in the future then it is worth working only from london, little card , belfastand endenburg, thank you, thank you, mr. yegor , for this, very much, for this very good advice. meetings of foreign ministers katrin kolonna and the french foreign ministry will offer colleagues to increase humanitarian and financial support for ukraine in the french foreign ministry, they emphasize that the aggressive war of the russian federation against ukraine grossly violates the un charter and international law is causing a huge shock to the world economy, the minister will discuss collective responses to the global consequences of this, which russia continues, in particular with regard to the rise in energy prices and the deterioration of global food security . you and i with our experts

temperatures, well, 17 degrees for aberdeen and glasgow, 19 in belfast.south east corner, 27—28 degrees, but probably not exceeding 30. now, as we go through thursday night into friday, again, relatively cool and fresh. we will see more cloud, though, rolling into northern ireland, parts of scotland with some splashes of rain. and friday morning, temperatures generally between 10—14 degrees. through friday, then, we have this frontal system pushing its way south—eastwards, quite a weak affair. it's running into an area of high pressure, but it will still bring some cloud and some outbreaks of rain. these cloudier skies pushing south—eastwards as the day wears on. the odd splash of rain here and there, but north—westerly winds keeping the most intense heat away to the south for the time being. still 27 degrees there for london, but a little cooler and fresher further north and west. however, watch those temperatures climb through the weekend and into the start of next week. scotland and northern ireland around the middle 20s, northern england into the midd

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