we have this battle going on between calder to the north and milderairto on between calder to the north stream. it will the through the weekend, dividing the cold from the mild. the question is how far north will bejet mild. the question is how far north will be jet stream go? mild. the question is how far north will bejet stream go? we mild. the question is how far north will be jet stream go? we will see areas of low pressure tracking in from the atlantic delivery in rain and milderair. from the atlantic delivery in rain and milder air. however, from the atlantic delivery in rain and milderair. however, that from the atlantic delivery in rain and milder air. however, that is not and milder air. however, that is not a certainty. some computer models hold the jet stream further south, allowing high pressure to build to the north and it will push in colder air. the battle continues and the uncertainty continues. i will update you again this time tomorrow. tonight at ten, the british people are being sold an unrealistic vision of life after brexit — the warning from a former prime ministe

a quick reading of that and you think that this conservative government faces to river calder is fromrties in the lords. is that right? what are the numbers? when david cameron became prime minister in 2015, he was the first tory prime minister ever not to have an in—built majority in the house of lords because the hereditary peers had been removed. the government needs to work with crossbenchers, they are more than 100, they are not affiliated to any party. they are some of the experts... experts are very out of fashion! they are not in the house of lords. the commons voted to remain, the conversation is not now about whether we vote to remain or leave, it is about how the government goes about triggering article 50. i did six they will significantly article 50. i did six they will significa ntly frustrate the article 50. i did six they will significantly frustrate the process. we talked about the extremely long history of people saying they want to abolish the house of lords, and also coming back to the idea that they might actually stuff it full of their own supporters, the governm

from me, simon calder, the global guru, bye for now and see you next time. sudan. it's a country scarred by conflict and largely inaccessible for tourists, but with a bit of resolve and some careful planning it is possible to get there. last time, benjamin zand explored some of the country's impressive archaeological sites, this week he's in the capital khartoum trying something a little more hands on. every friday at 4.00pm, in haj yusef, khartoum, this ancient sport, originally thought up by nubian pharaohs, is still being practiced. for thousands of years, wrestling has been practised among the tribes. but it is notjust a game. as unrest pushes people away from their homeland, the sport has found another home in the capital. and it isa another home in the capital. and it is a huge event. things are heating up is a huge event. things are heating up here, these guys going pretty hard. basically anybody can get involved, they have an empty arena, and all the kids jump involved, they have an empty arena, and all the kidsjump in and ‘seeing ‘ seeing - heated ‘

often changeable, calder as well compared with last week.ning. sleet and snow on the hill fog. low levels in parts of southern scotland and north—east england going into this evening. difficult travelling conditions around, that is clear. take it easy out there. gaps showing up in between the showers, but they may not last too long. wintry weather into parts of southern scotland, northern england. one or two showers, a lot of dry weather this afternoon. many of us seeing some sunshine. it will turn quite chilly quite quickly tonight, across particularly the north and east of scotla nd particularly the north and east of scotland and into north—east england. freezing fog patches are possible, because the wind is like here. continuing to fade share through from west east. temperatures dipping, frustrate some of us. we are more concerned about ice on untreated surfaces going into tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning will bring wet weather pushing through northern ireland and into scotla nd through northern ireland and into scotland and england. ev

when recently, you can see liz calder drifting in from the south with outbreaks of rain with it. —— whenle east, thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain and perhaps the odd rumble of thunder. that stretches back to words the third riyadh area. pretty quiet across much of south asia. perhaps a shower or two towards sri lanka, bangladesh, lots of sunshine for much of india and pakistan as well. temperatures down here about 34 degrees, peaking in the mum by area. about 39 degrees. —— mumbai. more of the same to come through the first pa rt the same to come through the first part of the weekend over here. a shower or two in bangkok. brighter skies in south korea and it will be bright and breezy in tokyo with temperatures around about nine or ten. low 30s further south. australia, high—pressure keeping things under control for most places. a couple of showers coming in on that breeze on the east coast. what is left of storm doris head to the north of russia, and some rain associated with that in northern turkey. another spell of wind and rain on the way but nothing like we saw on thursday for the un

simon calder is travel editor for the independent. also for our travel show on the bbc.s. exactly right and that is driven partly because of the sterling effect. sterling about six for a fifth weaker against the euro and us dollar, but mainly the inferences the cost of hotels in spain, particularly in the canary islands and the balearic islands, which mean that given the very strong swing we'd seen away from turkey towards spain, if you insist on going there, you will be paying quite a lot more. just been checking out some prices the peak august holidays. the lowest i can find to la nza rote, holidays. the lowest i can find to lanzarote, one holidays. the lowest i can find to la nza rote, one of holidays. the lowest i can find to lanzarote, one of the beautiful ca nary islands, is lanzarote, one of the beautiful canary islands, is about $600 per person, and in turkey the same sort of distance, same sort of holiday, $500. the chief executive of the thomas cut group said sales were doing well in cyprus, portugal, croatia and bulgaria but he also said, and this may be will

simon calder, thank you.oroner completed his conclusions by going through each of the british victims of the massacre at the resort in sousse, naming each victim and saying exactly where and at what time and how they died. those victims ranging in age from 19 to 80. it was —— he was very emotional as he went through his conclusions. that is the result of the inquest you into the deaths of those 30 british tourists, the biggest loss of british life to terrorism since the 7/7 bombings in 2005. back to you in the schedule. —— in the studio. private us aerospace company spacex has announced plans to fly two paying passengers around the moon next year. it will be the first manned mission to deep space in more than a0 years. greg dawson reports. it remains the pinnacle of human exploration. but since this nasa apollo 17 mission in 1972, nobody has since made the 240,000 mile journey to the moon. this is the company that claims that's about to change. space x, the commercial us rocket company has announced plans to

. >>> jose calder is bought out of the deal. he's 35 years old and would be the third string point guard. personally i thought that was a mistake because weber was a defender but the dubs trust cale his experience more. >> sunny gray was supposed to start today against the giants in preparation for the world baseball classic but team usa's insurance carrier denied gray because he only pitched one inning after coming off the disabled list. he will not make his first spring start until wednesday. weather in the desert worse than we've had here with the rain and here is proof. because it's raining there. in arizona. how do i put a poncho on? i'm in arizona. i don't know. i'm used it to being 100. jeff samardzija's first start. went one inning and gave up a homer to matt joyce. he's gone deep twice on -- in two games. he's never hit 20 homers in a single season. kendall graveman replaced gray on the hill for the a's. denard span, look outcoming back at you and snared by marcus. the a's reliever zach neal but the first win of the spr

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of friday night into saturday and the lingering across the north but once that clears way it looks calder headlines. a deal to end the dispute over driver—only trains on southern rail has been reached, but with just one of the two unions involved. the driver's union aslef may now call off future industrial action, but no deal‘s been reached with the rmt union, which represents conductors. the government has set out its vision for the uk outside the european union. in a white paper it says britain can become "independent and truly global." labour says any deal on brexit must be properly scrutinised by parliament. cases brought by the human rights lawyer phil shiner, against british soldiers, will be reviewed by the government, after he was struck off for dishonesty. the former head of a christian holiday camp is accused of abusing boys. the archbishop of canterbury has apologised "unreservedly", admitting the church failed. donald trump has suggested he will honour a deal struck with australia to resettle refugees, after a reportedly frosty phone conversation. the new president had questio

thank you, simon calder, travel editor at the independent.speaking at the inquest. he has said that he is not going to conclude that there was neglect by tui, thomson holidays, the company involved in the holidays that the british citizens who died in tunisia where on. he is not going to say that was neglect, because that would imply gross negligence and he says he cannot do that. but he has had strong words about the tunisian police response on the day, there is failure to apprehend the gunman earlier. it took them three quarters ofan houron earlier. it took them three quarters of an hour on most, they could have been there within minutes. at best shambolic, he said, at worst cowardly. this is the gunman casually walking along the beach by the imperial hotel in the midst of the attack. trained by so—called islamic state, and unchallenged by the police, he systematically murdered 38 holidaymakers, most were british. today, alan pembroke leads a normal life, working at this london company. but he was on the beach at the time of that attack, an

calder, mind you, but it is much calmer. doris is long gone.that any worse. i must say, watch out for ice patches this morning. scotland, northern ireland and northern ireland. indications of how temperatures have dropped after storm doris but there is plenty of dry and, for many of us, sunny weather to come to day. this view are nine o'clock this morning. no frost, widespread into scotland. areas of cloud producing patchy rain and snow. early showers are pulled away from most of northern england at this stage. the couple were scattered about throughout wales and internet england. hit and miss and if you are keeping an eye on the wind arrows here, far lighter winds compared to yesterday. for many of us, sunshine. although there is a chance to catch an odd shower here and there look at the picture. at midday, mostly dry with sunny spells. we will see another wet weather system bringing rain into northern ireland this afternoon. double reached a western scotland by the end of the day. a freshening wind with that. nothing on the scale of storm dor