there is some uncertainty across the british isles later in the week.ow much warmth as well. if you are on the southern side of the jet stream then you will have a lot more in the way of dry weather to experience. if they hold jet were to go little bit further north, then many more of us would get the warmer, drierfeel to proceedings. if it was to come further south, then we would fall into the cooler regime with the chance of more cloud and rain. bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 10... the home secretary uses ‘exceptional powers' to allow doctors to treat severely epileptic, billy caldwell with illegal cannabis oil. the home office can no longer play a role, in fact play any role, in the administration of medication for sick children in our country. no other family should have to go through this sort of ordeal. a second devastating fire in four years at the glasgow school of art has caused extensive damage. the most important thing today as we are not mourning loss of life and we should not forget that. that is down to

of the british isles and western parts?s gradually throwing that front further towards the east. and perhaps for some too late in the day, things brighten up across western parts, western scotland, northern ireland and western fringes of england and wales. into the small hours, dry weather across the british isles, not particularly cold although under the clear skies in scotland, temperatures dribble into single figures. make the most of the dry weather in the western part of the british isles, into sunday morning, another weather front cloud dashwood cloud things over and eventually, rain comes into northern ireland, western fringes of scotland, wales and south—west england. generally speaking, the further east you, the drier the day. top temperature, improved across north—eastern scotland, where pollen will be low, but not great news for the greater pa rt but not great news for the greater part of england. pollen levels will remain stubbornly high, perhaps reduced towards wales and into the far south—west. 0ut reduced tow

that's because to the south of prosciutto is a british isles hence the heat. 0nce prosciutto is a britishuth, the best of the brightness of the north, then we bring a bit of a blip, more in the way of rain eventually getting to western scotland. these westerly shores rather murky conditions, best of the sunshine further to the east and some warmth. that blip on the weather front is fired at us, certainly towards the north—western quarter by the noticeable jet stream which has the tendency later in the week to week in, it will not be such a feature. 0nce week to week in, it will not be such a feature. once that week to week in, it will not be such a feature. 0nce thatjet stream wea ke ns, a feature. 0nce thatjet stream weakens, later in the week the high pressure which is in the south will grow to develop all over the british isles settling things down. wednesday is the transition, we still have to have the weather front slipping its way down and across the british isles, great an important feature. not because it's bringing a lot of rain but it's the demarcation between real warmth in the

into the wee small hours, a lot of dry weather coming in across the british isles.th the clear skies in scotland the temperatures will have dribbled away into single figures. make the most of the dry weather in the western parts of the british isles as we get on into sunday morning, because another weather front will cloud things up from the west, as we get on through the day, and eventually there will be the odd bit and piece of rain coming in through northern ireland, the western fringes of scotland and through wales, and into the south—west of england. generally speaking, i would have thought the further east you are the drier the day will be. top temperature on the day, well, improved across the north east quarter of scotland, where your pollen will be low as well, but i am afraid it's not good news for the greater part of england, where the pollen levels will remain stubbornly high, perhaps a little bit reduced back towards wales and into the far south—west. as we take you out of sunday, push on into monday, again, we have got this looping weather front here, d

at the moment cloud across the british isles and i nuance of cloud beginning to manifest away to theon that in a second. through the evening and overnight we will push quite an area of cloud further east into the north sea, taking the last what rayner has been off into the north sea. behind sky is clear but not a cold night by any means at all. quite the reverse across the south. dry start, quite a bit of sunshine and then that cloud i was talking about shows its hand yet again across western part of the british isles. and the chance of some rain, not amounting to much. the driest and warmest of the weather across these eastern areas,, 24, 20 weather across these eastern areas,, 2a, 20 five. to the south we are picking up from the south of the atlantic, pushing towards the british isles hence the heat. it will be a cloudy start to the south, then we bring more rain western scotland. these westerly shores rather murky conditions, the best of the sunshine further to the east, that blip on the weather front is fired at us by that noticeable jet strea m fired at us by that noticeable jet

let's get you right up to date with how we see the next few days or so across all parts of the british islesy much lived up to what we expected of it. some of the gusts were really quite disruptive. this was the damage as seen in muirkirk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western parts of scotland initially, then gradually dribbling away a little bit further east. further south, the odd isolated shower, no great organisation about them, and the top temperature on the day of 22. so the weekend — saturday sh

let's get you right up to date with how we see the next few days or so across all parts of the british islesxpected of it. some of the gusts were really quite disruptive. this was the damage as seen in muirkirk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western parts of scotland initially, then gradually dribbling away a little bit further east. further south, the odd isolated shower, no great organisation about them, and the top temperature on the day of 22. so the weekend — saturday showers, if not longer spells

i think saturday gave many areas of the british isles a taste of what is to come over the coming dayscond. but the day came to a glorious — and notjust on the river exe, but quite widely — away from the northern parts of scotland. high pressure is very dominant at the moment, forcing the jet stream well to the north of the british isles. here, the darkening of the hues an indication of the rise in temperatures that we are expected to see in the first half of the forthcoming week. a coolish sort of start to sunday, though with the clear skies overnight so again, the temperatures will have dribbled away into single figures in a number of locations. but with the sun soon up in the day, i think those temperatures will soon recover and there will be a lot of fine and settled weather to be had. the frontal system still not a million miles away from the far north of scotland. the shetland islands keeping a lot of cloud for a good part of the day. a much improved situation, though, across the mainland of scotland. not too much in the way of breeze right across the piece. you will feel every b

i think saturday gave many areas of the british isles a taste of what is to come over the coming dayss — and notjust on the river exe, but quite widely — away from the northern parts of scotland. high pressure is very much dominant at the moment, forcing the jet stream well to the north of the british isles. here, the darkening of the hues an indication of the rise in temperatures that we are expecting to see in the first half of the forthcoming week. a coolish sort of start to sunday, though, with the clear skies overnight so again, the temperatures will have dribbled away into single figures in a number of locations. but with the sun soon up in the day, i think those temperatures will soon recover and there will be a lot of fine and settled weather to be had. the frontal system still not a million miles away from the far north of scotland. the shetland islands keeping a lot of cloud for a good part of the day. a much improved situation, though, across the mainland of scotland. not too much in the way of breeze right across the piece. you will feel every bit of those temperatures. a

i think saturday gave many areas of the british isles a taste of what is to come over the coming daysjust a second. but the day came to a glorious — and notjust on the river exe, but quite widely — away from the northern parts of scotland. high pressure is very much dominant at the moment, forcing the jet stream well to the north of the british isles. here, the darkening of the hues an indication of the rise in temperatures that we are expecting to see in the first half of the forthcoming week. a coolish sort of start to sunday, though, with the clear skies overnight so again, the temperatures will have dribbled away into single figures in a number of locations. but with the sun soon up in the day, i think those temperatures will soon recover and there will be a lot of fine and settled weather to be had. the frontal system still not a million miles away from the far north of scotland. the shetland islands keeping a lot of cloud for a good part of the day. a much improved situation, though, across the mainland of scotland. not too much in the way of breeze right across the piece. you w

i think saturday gave many areas of the british isles a taste of what is to come over the coming dayst i mean injust a second. but the day came to a glorious — and notjust on the river exe, but quite widely — away from the northern parts of scotland. high pressure is very dominant at the moment forcing the jet stream well to the north of the british isles. here, the darkening of the hues an indication of the rise in temperatures that we are expected to see in the first half of the forthcoming week. a coolish sort of start to sunday though with the clear skies overnight so again the temperatures will have dribbled away into single figures in a number of locations. but with the sun soon up in the day, i think those temperatures will soon recover and there will be a lot of fine and settled weather to be had. the frontal system still not a million miles away from the far north of scotland. the shetland islands keeping a lot of cloud for a good part of the day. a much improved situation though across the mainland of scotland. not too much in the way of breeze right across the piece. you wi

i think saturday gave many areas of the british isles a taste of what is to come over the coming dayse day came to a glorious — and notjust on the river exe, but quite widely — away from the northern parts of scotland. high pressure is very much dominant at the moment, forcing the jet stream well to the north of the british isles. here, the darkening of the hues an indication of the rise in temperatures that we are expecting to see in the first half of the forthcoming week. a coolish sort of start to sunday, though, with the clear skies overnight so again, the temperatures will have dribbled away into single figures in a number of locations. but with the sun soon up in the day, i think those temperatures will soon recover and there will be a lot of fine and settled weather to be had. the frontal system still not a million miles away from the far north of scotland. the shetland islands keeping a lot of cloud for a good part of the day. a much improved situation, though, across the mainland of scotland. not too much in the way of breeze right across the piece. you will feel every bit of

another close old knight from any part of the british isles.rbed weather getting initially into east anglia, then the east midlands, then up through lincolnshire and yorkshire, and then we popped off those showers and thunderstorms widely across central and western parts of scotland. northern ireland, wales and southern counties, you should be in for a dry day, five and 11. if you have a plan, a show on, you pick the right sort of day. and then fewer showers come sunday, but still with us the threat of a little mr merk around, —— mistand threat of a little mr merk around, —— mist and merk around, especially on these northern shores. the home counties reaching around a 25 degrees mark. towards the start of next week, probably fresher feel to proceedings through monday, tuesday and wednesday. still a lot of dry weather around by this stage, because high weather will be —— high pressure will be the dominant feature. they are in mind that possibility of a sharp shower. hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm ben brown. today at 2. the eu has pro

let's get you right up to date with how we see the next few days or so across all parts of the british islesived up to what we expected of it. some of the gusts were really quite disruptive. this was the damage as seen in muirkirk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western parts of scotland initially, then gradually dribbling away a little bit further east. further south, the odd isolated shower, no great organisation about them, and the top temperature on the day of 22. so the weekend — saturday showers, i

the uv levels are going to be the greater part of the british isles.land and wales, so bear that in mind if you are a sufferer. they are also pretty high in northern ireland. from thursday into friday, high pressure is still dominating the top three quarters of the british isles. there is a bit more instability across the south west water, so they have the chance of a few sharp showers and the odd one in the western highlands. away from the east coast, the onshore breeze is tempering the feel of the day, but temperatures will get into the low 20s. on saturday, not a great deal of difference. still the prospect of afairamount of of difference. still the prospect of a fair amount of cloud. the best of the sunshine is across western parts, with the prospect of a few showers there. by sunday, there is some uncertainty but we may see a bit of rain close to the eastern shores of england and maybe something else coming off the near continent into the south. this is beyond 100 days, with me katty kay in washington. christian fraser's in london. our top stories

friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northernies and galloway, towards ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on through saturday. perhaps the best of the sunshine up into the north—eastern corner of scotland. not a complete write—off, i assure you, because sunday looks a drier and finer day as we finish off the weekend. take care. the first anniversary of the grenfell fire, the 72 people who died are remembered. 0vernight, the tower and other buildings were lit up in green to mark the moment britain's worst domestic fire in eight decades broke out. we will see how people are remembering the event 12 months

on the tuesday, the high pressure right over the top of the british isles and the cloud more broken acrossround 29 degrees or so. many locations well into the 20s and it is at this stage, between wednesday and thursday, that somebody somewhere will get up to around 30 degrees. it may even be a touch higher than that before turning cooler later in the week. this is bbc news. the headlines: women in saudi arabia celebrate as the country finally lifts its controversial driving ban. zimbabwe is in shock after its president, emmerson mnangagwa, escapes unhurt from an explosion, which he's described as an assassination attempt. the defending champions, germany, have beaten sweden in a dramatic game, in which they came from behind to win in the final seconds of added time. and meet new zealand's "first baby." prime ministerjacinda ardern leaves hospital with her new bundle ofjoy.

friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northerngalloway, ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on through saturday. perhaps the best of the sunshine up into the north—eastern corner of scotland. not a complete write—off, i assure you, because sunday looks a drier and finer day as we finish off the weekend. take care. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: saudi—led forces attack the main rebel—held port in yemen, threatening vital aid supplies for millions. the american secretary of state is in seoul, saying there's a lot of work left to do on the deal with north korea. pledges to rival camps and a walk—out by scottish nationalist mps, theresa may has another tough

looks as though it's going to be another fine, settled day for the greater part of the british isles.into the afternoon, but there is a greater chance of some of these southern counties of england of seeing the odd sharp shower, maybe a rumble of thunder, the odd rogue one there, too, across western scotland and the far west of northern ireland. on a day where the uv levels are going to be really quite high, so we bear that one in mind if we're out and about for any length of time. and the pollen is stubbornly high again for the greater part of england and wales, and also pretty high there in northern ireland too. this is how we get out of thursday on into friday. not a great deal of change. just a suggestion here — not so much about weather fronts and such coming at us — butjust perhaps a little bit more in the way of instability and atmosphere, so perhaps more showers to report across this southwestern quarter. again, perilously close to the far west of northern ireland there, but otherwise, fine and settled weather. still rather cooler on some of these north sea coasts given that y

that allows, towards the latter part of the week, it to spread across the british isles. the weather fronts in favour of no far north west of scotland pulled there could be wet fair here. what i think, having seen the temperatures dribble away a touch through thursday and friday, into the end of the week and the weekend itself can adjust darkening the use touch. what do we say about next weekend? some rain into the north—west. pressure will build across most a bit of dry weather again. after a dip temperatures will recover as we move on through the weekend. take care. goodbye.

there is a weather front not 1 british isles. there is a better chance of staying dry and bright as well. a bit more cloud in the south—east than you have seen through saturday but sunday, just that fraction warmer and given the lack of breeze for the most part, you will feel every bit of the temperatures, the uv levels and the pollen remain high for many of us. 0n through the evening and overnight, the skies stay clear. great nights for astronomers no doubt and here we are at the start of monday, those temperatures just a fraction are. notjust the daytime temperatures that will rise as we move into the start of next week, the night time will come up as well. the jet stream is just against firing a week weather front in the —— into the northern and western isles of scotland. elsewhere, a fine warm summers day. looking at a high of 25, 26, 27. and tuesday, wednesday, thursday, the temperatures are well into the 20s across many parts of the british isles. in northern ireland, the temperatures fall back. later in the week. the headl

let's get you right up to date with how we see the next few days or so across all parts of the british islesruptive. this was the damage as seen in muirkirk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western parts of scotland initially, then gradually dribbling away a little bit further east. further south, the odd isolated shower, no great organisation about them, and the top temperature on the day of 22. so the weekend — saturday showers, if not longer spells of rain, but the weekend by no means a write—off. here

let's get you right up to date with how we see the next few days or so across all parts of the british islesusts were really quite disruptive. this was the damage as seen in muirkirk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western parts of scotland initially, then gradually dribbling away a little bit further east. further south, the odd isolated shower, no great organisation about them, and the top temperature on the day of 22. so the weekend — saturday showers, if not longer spells of rain, but the weekend by

well it'll bend its way along way north, of the british isles as we had toward the end of next week,nd bring the systems close to northwest but generally speaking it with that pressure is remaining fairly high and whatever we see high pressure in charge, that means a lot to dry weather. so as we head into next weekend, it looks like it'll be generally dry, long spouts of sunshine, and it will feel warm and assertively we will say farewell to the thunderstorms at least for the time being. it's back on — the summit between the us and north korea will take place in just under a fortnight. it follows the first ever visit from a north korean official to the white house with a letter from kim jong un. we're going to deal and we're going to really start a process. we're meeting with the chairman onjune 12, and i think it's probably going to be a very successful, ultimately a successful process. we'll see. we'll be looking at what the us and north korea both hope to gain from the summit. also tonight. the growing trade war — the eu, canada and mexico retaliate against us tariffs with taxes o

let's get you right up to date with how we see the next few days or so across all parts of the british isles really quite disruptive. this was the damage as seen in muirkirk, in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there's hector heading away towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast, so it will still be quite breezy across northern parts of scotland, but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. there will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of rain getting into central, western parts of scotland initially, then gradually dribbling away a little bit further east. further south, the odd isolated shower, no great organisation about them, and the top temperature on the day of 22. so the weekend — saturday showers, if not longer spells of rain, but the weekend by no means

and then that ta kes the british isles. and then that takes us at a sunday on into monday.e dominant feature across all parts, and there we are, the temperatures may be just coming up the temperatures may be just coming upa the temperatures may be just coming up a touch at the daytime temperatures begin to make the news headlines. it will get that warm. the high—pressure boat just failing again to keep his weakening weather front away from the northern and western isles of scotland, so more in the way of cloud here, but look how those temperatures respond in scotland. 24 degrees, 23 there, somewhere in northern ireland. look at that, 25, 20 6 degrees. and from there, the temperatures are set to rise away. semi somewhere i suspect as we get into the middle part of the forthcoming week, is going to see 30 degrees or so. that is indeed boiling, wherever that happens to be. and so do remember your sunscreen if you are out and about. the pollen levels, really quite high as well. see you later. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm: tens of thousands of people

straight the british isles.weather. it will feel pressure because we're losing that influence from the near continent, that rather muqqy from the near continent, that rather muggy feel. and it may well for some degree zero times. good night. —— bb easier at times. tonight at ten... the grenfell tower inquiry hears from the man who lived in the flat where the fire started. behailu kebede said he was too frightened to give evidence in person and had lived in fear of reprisals. but his lawyer told the inquiry that when the blaze broke out in the kitchen he'd done nothing wrong — he called 999 and alerted his neighbours. it was accidental, and mr kebede bears no responsibility — directly or indirectly — for the fire, its spread, or the dreadful consequences that followed. we'll have the latest from the inquiry. also on the programme tonight... after more than 25 years in charge, the editor of the daily mail, paul dacre is stepping down. reporter: are you bungling brexit, prime minister?! under pressure over brexit —

wednesday, thursday, we really see those temperatures well on into the 20s across many parts of the british islesireland, the tempters falling back a touch later in the week. —— temperatures.

that should push through quickly across the northern half of the british isles.lking point, particularly for northern ireland, scotland and northern england, where we could see gusts and exposure around the coasts, mountains and the hills, touching up to 70 miles an hour. in the lowlands, 60 miles an hour is not out of the question, enough to cause disruption. if you are travelling, it is worth checking and staying up—to—date with bbc local radio. to the south, there will be rain around first thing, most of that fizzling out as it travels eastwards. still some notable gusts of wind, especially around the coasts of wales and across the peak district. but in comparison to the south, a much quieter morning. the winds eventually tail off by the time we get through the afternoon into the early evening, but they will stay strong across northern scotland. by the afternoon, it will not look too bad. temperatures will be similarto not look too bad. temperatures will be similar to today. but friday does bring the promise of a much quieter day. much lighter winds, showers f

friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northernfries and galloway, ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on through saturday. perhaps the best of the sunshine up into the north—eastern corner of scotland. not a complete write—off, i assure you, because sunday looks a drier and finer day as we finish off the weekend. take care. hello and a very good morning from singapore. i'm rico hizon. the american secretary of state is in seoul, saying there's a lot of work left to do on the deal with north korea. saudi—led forces attack the main rebel—held port in yemen, threatening vital aid supplies for millions. a new study says antarctica lost three—trillion tons of ice because of global warming in the past quarter—century. and around the world in five years. we

friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northernnd of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on through saturday. perhaps the best of the sunshine up into the north—eastern corner of scotland. not a complete write—off, i assure you, because sunday looks a drier and finer day as we finish off the weekend. take care. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: saudi—led forces attack the main rebel—held port in yemen, threatening vital aid supplies for millions. the american secretary of state is in seoul, saying there's a lot of work left to do on the deal with north korea. no security guarantees have been given yet. it has been noted. pledges to rival camps and a walk—out by scottish nationalist mps. th

the bass chance of staying brighter and a bit warmer out towards the eastern side of the british islesom those wetter areas again will be high. in the north—east of scotland you have the north—east of scotland you have the best of the conditions if you do suffer. so underused set of weather fronts spreading in cloud and rain. parts of scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england as well. closer to the weather fronts, the best of the conditions further away from those fronts and down towards the south and east. it will turn out to be a decent day, the midlandsjoining will turn out to be a decent day, the midlands joining in will turn out to be a decent day, the midlandsjoining in for a time as well. and then the possibility of rain just pushed as well. and then the possibility of rainjust pushed a as well. and then the possibility of rain just pushed a little further east into the afternoon. and that is the trend for the southern part of written for the middle part of the week, re/max out about 27 degrees, a real taste of summer. but something more unsettled further to the

so for instance there are samples that have been taken from different parts of europe from the british isles from eastern europe from southern europe from north africa and those samples all differ slightly from one another. actually if the truth be told the variation that is actually there with in each population is much greater than the variation between even europe and africa but leaving that aside the statistical procedures that are being used by ancestry twenty three in may and other companies. are pretty good at telling you on the basis of the vast amounts of d.n.a. data that have been collected since the. advent the human genome. production. data is pretty good at being able to be classified into different ancestry components i'm impressed by the first part of your answer because the second part is what draws people to these services who are my ancestors but in terms of your susceptibility to various health woes if they come back with the test results that say you are above average is that a trigger to go see your doctor. yes it can be and if you look at their website they say that any

friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northerngalloway, towards ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on through saturday. perhaps the best of the sunshine up into the north—eastern corner of scotland. not a complete write—off, i assure you, because sunday looks a drier and finer day as we finish off the weekend. take care. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: all footballing eyes turn to russia with the world cup about to kick off. iam i am live in moscow. the wait is finally over. the world cup kicks off today, with russia taking on saudi arabia. i will have all of the excitement and the atmosphere coming up. as the american secretary of state meets his counterparts, there are signs of concern about the deal with north korea from ja

friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northernpours in dumfries and galloway, ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on through saturday. perhaps the best of the sunshine up into the north—eastern corner of scotland. not a complete write—off, i assure you, because sunday looks a drier and finer day as we finish off the weekend. take care. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: saudi—led forces attack the main rebel—held port in yemen — threatening vital aid supplies for millions. the american secretary of state is in seoul — saying there's a lot of work left to do on the deal with north korea. pledges to rival camps and a walk—out by scottish nationalist mps — ther

on sunday, high pressure is right across the british isles.h. early rain in shetland will clear away. for most, there will hardly be a cloud in the sky. a little hazy in places, but equally across southern parts, out through some eastern areas of england. patchy cloud in north—west scotland. they are the exceptions to an otherwise glorious pa rt exceptions to an otherwise glorious part two of the weekend. the wanderers to gather pace. more of us into the low 20s on sunday. bit of cloud towards north—west scotland on monday. elsewhere, plenty of sunshine. the temperatures go up further, low to mid 20s on monday. it is widely into the mid—20s and maybe upper 20s as well as we look beyond that. the hotspot is getting new 30 celsius for the first time this year. it will be a bit cooler on the coast. remember the overnight averages warming up a bit as well. high uv averages warming up a bit as well. high uv and very warm —— high pollen levels in places. it looks likely we will make 30 celsius at some point next week. this is bbc news, the headlines

friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northernhire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on through saturday. perhaps the best of the sunshine up into the north—eastern corner of scotland. not a complete write—off, i assure you, because sunday looks a drier and finer day as we finish off the weekend. take care. this is bbc world news, the headlines. the headlines: the us secretary of state is in asia for talks after this week's summit between donald trump and kim jong—un. speaking in south korea, mike pompeo said the us expects major north korean disarmament by the end of 2020. he travels to beijing later. the un security council will meet laterfor urgent talks on the situation in yemen. saudi—led forces have launched a major offensive on the port of hodeidah, l

this is an indication of the heat getting into many spots across the british isles and attending to fadea lot of low cloud and for the rest of the night across the north of scotla nd of the night across the north of scotland and some rain on the shetland islands. this low pressure has not quite the influence to keep a weather front away from the far northern portions of scotland. a fairamount of northern portions of scotland. a fair amount of cloud and not so much on the mainland and western shores. further south, pretty much sunshine all the way for top temperatures in scotla nd all the way for top temperatures in scotland responding to the extra dose of sunshine compared to today. not too much in the way of breeze either. if you have plans for the evening, i do not think the weather will get in the way yet again. on monday, the weather front of dragging here. temperatures should not be a concern at this stage if you do not like the heat. the many parts of scotland and northern and western isles, the weak weather front. this is where you begin to notice the temperatures beginning to ris

further to the central and eastern parts of the british isles, this is where you have a chance of stayingthat bit where you have a chance of staying drier for that bit longer, with a high of 19. this is bbc news. the headlines at five. a second devastating fire in four years at one of scotland's architectural landmarks, the glasgow school of art. the scale of damage is extensive. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, sees the destruction for herself. it is hard to find the words to describe what it feels like, to look at such an iconic building, notjust an iconic building in glasgow or scottish terms, but a building with significance for people right across the world. the home secretary uses exceptional powers to allow doctors to treat severely epileptic billy caldwell with illegal cannabis oil. billy is getting the best care in the world here. and i think safe here at this particular hospital. so again, isjust one here at this particular hospital. so again, is just one step at a time, praying for a miracle, really.

friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northerngalloway, towards ayrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on through saturday. perhaps the best of the sunshine up into the north—eastern corner of scotland. not a complete write—off, i assure you, because sunday looks a drier and finer day as we finish off the weekend. take care. this is bbc news. the headlines: the un security council is expected to meet on thursday for urgent talks on yemen after the saudi—led coalition attacked the rebel held port of hodeidah, through which almost all vital aid supplies enter the country. the un envoy for yemen says he's continuing negotiations to try to keep the port open. there are signs of concern among american allies in asia after president trump's meeting with the le

friday thankfully a quieter day across the british isles, but notice the prospect of rain in the northernrshire and the western end of the central belt. what news of the weekend? none too promising to start with. look at this, another little bit of area of low pressure bringing cloud, wind and rain towards particularly initially the western side of the british isles, maybe spreading north and east through time as we get on through saturday. perhaps the best of the sunshine up into the north—eastern corner of scotland. not a complete write—off, i assure you, because sunday looks a drier and finer day as we finish off the weekend. take care. let's cross live to seoul now, where the us secretary of state mike pompeo is holding a news conference with the south korean foreign minister kang kyung—wha and japan's foreign minister taro kono. while president trump committed to providing north korea with security guarantees. this is the first time that the highest authority of north korea promised the president of the united states to work towards the com plete united states to work towards the com