a bit like everyone it is— in cardiff. a bit like everyone it is a — in cardiff.t and then a bit of realisation that this is something i've only ever read about— something i've only ever read about in— something i've only ever read about in textbooks and here are two gorgeous girls and a worried _ two gorgeous girls and a worried father who has been thrown — worried father who has been thrown into a world of science, medicine, _ thrown into a world of science, medicine, hospitals that he wasn't _ medicine, hospitals that he wasn't expecting and none of us were _ wasn't expecting and none of us were expecting. i think we were expecting. ! think we really— were expecting. i think we really have learned together. they've — really have learned together. they've got one pair of legs between them and one pelvis. moving — between them and one pelvis. moving up through their abdomen they have — moving up through their abdomen they have a lot of different organs _ they have a lot of different organs, so we have bowel, urinary— organs, so we have bowel, urinary system, and

it's quite a conservative area of cardiff. i'm quite well—off, you know, i'm lucky.e it wasn't private, but i've always been brought up, you know, the labour, everyone is equal, and i think if you have a private school mentality, you have this elitism and they get like 80% of the top jobs and there's only a certain percentage of people go to private school, which is shocking. this particular thing of taking this 20% off, i think it's the wrong way to deal with it. some of our voters have already shown their political colours, but some aren't beating around the bush any longer. we're all chatting. who are you thinking of voting for? i'm going to vote for snp. right, ok, best of luck. i'm just fed up with westminster. i don't think their policies. are helping scotland at all. i think scotland's - better off on its own. look at hsz, for instance, you know? itheyjust abandoned that and it'sl like they're abandoning the north. who are you going to vote for, carol? out of the parties, i would say probably conservative. right. just for what they are putting forward, a certa

five districts in other cities, including newcastle, birmingham, manchester, glasgow in scotland and cardiff in wales. a time has been announced for compatriots living in england from 8 am to 6 pm local time, and people aged 18 and over with their birth certificate in hand. program or national card can participate in this election and their identity papers will not be stamped . the voting booths reflected in their own reports , france presse bashar reported the number of eligible voters. in this great country , it starts from the caspian sea in the north to the persian gulf in the south. several arab news agencies and tv channels echoed the revolutionary leader's statements about the presidential election. al-najba, al-taja, al-mayadeen, sabri news, al-manar, palestine al-yum, al-jazeera, al-jazeera mubasher, syria, al-arabiya new networks, the start of presidential elections and voting. they covered ayatollah khamenei. according to the director general of foreign media of the ministry farhang and islamic guidance, 500 reporters from 150 foreign media, cover the 14th presidential election. d

plaid cymru has launched its manifesto in cardiff.it wants to see a new funding dealfor wales and more investment in the nhs. our wales correspondent hywel griffith joins us now from cardiff. hywel, talk us through the main points of the plaid ma nifesto ? here it is. as you mentioned, the focus is largely on the economy. what plaid cymru claims is the unfair deal, financially, that wales has at the moment, when it comes to distributing wealth around the uk. it wants the current barnett formula scrapped, a new want to be put in its place, and a new want to be far, far more generous to wales. it also claims that wales is owed £4 billion after the hs2 rail project, which was meant to be for england and wales, but of course none of those trains are coming to this nation. how would the money be spent? it would be distributed within the welsh economy, into the welsh nhs and for an increase in child benefit, according to the party leader, rhun ap iorwerth. remember that there is nothing whatsoever that is inevitable about our poverty as a n

the 0spreys will qualify if they get a bonus point win at rivals cardiff — they're not far off, theys in south africa as munster are 2a—19 down to ulster at the moment. the 0spreys game is currently live on bbc two wales and the bbc sport website. catalan dragons have retained rugby league's wheelchair challenge cup with a 81—18 win over wigan warriors in sheffield. jeremy bourson went over three times in the first period before adding another try in the second half, as catalans eased to victory over the super league champions. they'd already beaten wigan to become european club champions in april. in super league, wigan warriors kept the pressure on st helens at the top of the table by winning at warrington wolves. the defending champions had to come back from 12—nil down to win. a quick succession of tries late in the first half including this from kruise leeming helped turn things round to 19—18. a scoreless second half meant a win for wigan that puts them level on points with st helens at the top with a game in hand. 3—1 favourite city of troy won the 2a5th edition of the epsom d

london and five branches in the cities of newcastle, birmingham , manchester, glasgow in scotland and cardiff in people and the reports that we received a few minutes ago, i was in one of these five constituencies in london and i just came back . the reports that i received from the polling stations in different parts of england indicated that a large number of compatriots living in england were present at the polling booths. despite all this hostility and disruption what i will present. and let me tell you that considering that friday is a working day in england and many compatriots have contacted us or actually the embassy and requested to extend the voting deadline so that they can participate in this important matter and for this reason, we forwarded these requests to the embassy, ​​and the embassy itself according to the evaluations it had. he extended the voting time by two hours and until 8:00 pm local time, the time was extended and the countrymen could vote until that time. they throw themselves into the polling booths and vote from them until the last person in the voting queue. as

they would — powers to the senate in cardiff bay.ion from a policy— when so many, as mention from a policy areas — when so many, as mention from a policy areas in the past may cross over— policy areas in the past may cross over with — policy areas in the past may cross over with labour, who are coming from _ over with labour, who are coming from more — over with labour, who are coming from more centralist. they are appealing _ from more centralist. they are appealing to the left—leaning voters and it— appealing to the left—leaning voters and it will— appealing to the left—leaning voters and it will be interesting to see how that — and it will be interesting to see how that plays out. the question will be _ how that plays out. the question will be for— how that plays out. the question will be for rhun ap iorwerth and plaid _ will be for rhun ap iorwerth and plaid cymru, they are projected to win between two and four seats in wales _ win between two and four seats in wales. with so few people in government, how willthey wales. with so

and it is going to be a rather chilly night, five degrees there in the centre of cardiff, for examplet, for sunday morning. now, on sunday, this little frontal system in the north bringing some showers. this next weather front just easing its way in towards northern ireland. that could well bring a spell of more persistent rain as it pushes across south—west scotland into northern england as well. to the north of that it is sunny spells and showers. to the south of that wales, the midlands down towards the south of england, a decent amount of dry weather, some sunshine, perhaps highs of 19 degrees, whereas further north, just 14, for example, there in glasgow. now through sunday nights and into monday, this little frontal system here is expected to ease its way southwards at east with some uncertainty aboutjust how much rain it will bring and how long that will linger across central and eastern parts of england. if rain does lingerfor any length of time on monday, it really will feel very disappointing indeed. even if you get some sunshine with a scattering of showers, temperatures at

temperatures dropping by a few degrees across the north because still reach around 20 in hull, in cardiffler air arriving from the northwest and with that we'll see temperatures dropping further and there'll be some showers around, particularly across the northern half of the uk. some of the showers are likely to be heavy with some hail and thunder. but for now. live from london. this is bbc news. in south africa, the ruling anc loses its majority for the first time since apartheid ended 30 years ago. and ended 30 years ago. i'm catherine byaruhanga in south and i'm catherine byaruhanga in south africa, where the anc�*s top leaders including president cyril ramaphosa have been meeting to discuss the way forward following these terrible results for the party. in the uk election campaign, jobs, skills and funding for local towns takes centre stage as party leaders tour the country. israel and hamas give broadly positive responses to a new proposal to end the war in gaza, as the uk throws its support behind it. we believe that this is an opportunity that we all must seize to bring this confl

campbell also played for nottingham forest, west brom and cardiff . forest, west brom and cardiff.ff. for the latest stories you can sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the code on your screen or go to gbnews.com slash alerts. now though, it's back to dawn . now though, it's back to dawn. >> thank you very much, sam. let's get straight into today's story . surely the biggie of the story. surely the biggie of the day. obviously, the king's official birthday was celebrated today by with the trooping of the colour, an impressive display of pageantry taking place with his majesty's personal troops. the household division of horseguards parade and the princess of wales making her first public appearance since her cancer diagnosis , i since her cancer diagnosis, i have got, i'm pleased to say, a wonderful expert on this. rafe heydel—mankoo joins me now in the studio. thank you. rafe. now you've been watching this as i have today. the one thing i'm taking away from it is the fact that catherine was there. and to me, that was so important . i me, that was so important. i mean, i think it

and it seems that such evidence has emerged from a group of researchers from the city of cardiff thatales has proposed a new look at the emergency. in the event of a crash, the two-hundred-ton plane would inevitably collide with the waters of the indian ocean. the fall of such a heavy object at a speed of 200 m/s was considered by search engines to release the same amount of kinetic energy as would be released during a small earthquake. this means that we need to check the data of seismologists, surprisingly, but it’s similar. was recorded at namysi luin stations in australia during the period when the planes could have crashed. the underwater microphones that recorded the anomaly were installed to detect any violations of the nuclear test ban treaty. operational stations are located just tens of minutes away from the last radar contact of the aircraft. for relatives of the passengers of the disappeared air giant, hope flared up with renewed vigor. i hope they can resume their search as soon as possible to find our my son's relatives. 10 years have passed. today there are dozens of ve

and it is going to be a rather chilly night, five degrees there in the centre of cardiff, for examplerth bringing some showers. this next weather frontjust easing its way in towards northern ireland. that could well bring a spell of more persistent rain as it pushes across south west scotland into northern england as well. to the north of that it is sunny spells and showers to the south of that wales, the midlands down towards the south of england, a decent amount of dry weather, some sunshine, perhaps highs of 19 degrees, whereas further north, just 14, for example, there in glasgow now through sunday nights and into monday, this little frontal system here is expected to ease its way southwards at east with some uncertainty aboutjust how much rain it will bring and how long that will linger across central and eastern parts of england. if rain does linger for any length of time on monday, it really will feel very disappointing indeed. even if you get some sunshine with a scattering of showers, temperatures at best 10 to 17 degrees. and we stick with those rather cool conditions for mu

a lot of dry weather for cardiff, for instance, but still a chance of a few showers, but it's a toucheiled plans to improve cancer care. israel says it begin daily pulses emitted military activity to improve humanitarian deliveries. 100 world leaders meet in switzerland to rally around ukraine and agree on terms for a proposed into the war. there has been a focus on territory, securing nuclear power sites and releasing prisoners. russian ceasefire plans were dismissed by looters. england prepare to kick off their euro campaign when they take on serbia later today. we'll bring you the picture from the build build—up in germany. first, let's

and it is going to be a rather chilly night, five degrees there in the centre of cardiff, for exampleratures fairly close to freezing, i suspect, for sunday morning. now, on sunday, this little frontal system in the north bringing some showers. this next weather front just easing its way in towards northern ireland. a spell of more persistent rain as it pushes across south west scotland into northern england. north of that it is sunny spells and showers to the south of that wales, the midlands down towards the south of england, a decent amount of dry weather, some sunshine, perhaps highs of 19 degrees, whereas further north, just 1a, for example, there in glasgow. sunday night and into monday, this little frontal system here is expected to ease its way southwards at east with some uncertainty aboutjust how much rain it will bring and how long that will linger across central and eastern parts of england. if rain does linger for any length of time on monday, it really will feel very disappointing indeed. even if you get some sunshine with a scattering of showers, temperatures at best 10

bet for the dry, sunny weather will be further southwest on tuesday, for example in plymouth and in cardiffre's the week at a glance. if you want really warm weather, it's not so great because temperatures are below the average. if you like cloudy, changeable, cool weather, well, it's perfect for you. bye— bye. this program is live captioned by red bee media. hello, good morning and welcome to breakfast _ hello, good morning and welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and then ross. gur breakfast with nina warhurst and then ross. . , ., then ross. our headlines today: the fans are warming _ then ross. our headlines today: the fans are warming up, _ then ross. our headlines today: the fans are warming up, but _ then ross. our headlines today: the fans are warming up, but will - fans are warming up, but will england's players joined the fans are warming up, but will england's playersjoined the party at the euros, when they take on slovakia in the last 16?- at the euros, when they take on slovakia in the last 16? yes, and the will slovakia in the last 16? yes, and they will soon — slovakia in

bet for the dry, sunny weather will be further southwest on tuesday, for example in plymouth and in cardiffew showers. so here's the week at a glance. if you want really warm weather, it's not so great because temperatures are below the average. if you like cloudy, changeable, cool weather, well, it's perfect for you. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. president biden holds a series of election campaign fundraisers as he seeks to put the lacklustre debate performance behind him. the uk labour leader urges voters to give his party a clear mandate for change on the final weekend of the campaign. and iran will hold a run—off vote after the country's lowest turnout in decades. president biden is ramping up his campaign efforts this weekend after a faltering performance in a televised debate against donald trump fuelled concern about his candidacy.

and the temperatures struggling — 11 in stornoway, no higher than around 17 expected in cardiff.he northern climes. it's quite chilly air — in fact, cold enough for a little bit of wintriness across the scottish mountains, and gusty winds around these northern and western coasts. showers again will be most frequent in scotland on saturday, but northern ireland, wales and england should have a generally dry and mostly sunny day, just scattered fairweather cumulus clouds. temperatures again about 12 in aberdeen, struggling here, 15 in belfast, no higher than around 17 in birmingham. is it going to be warming up over the next few days? no, it's not. the air will keep on streaming in from the north, so temperatures will remain below the average for the time of the year, but it will be often dry with fleeting showers. that's it for me. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines. world leaders gather in normandy to mark the 80th anniversary of d—day including us presidentjoe biden and ukraine's president zelensky. king charles paid tribute to the veterans. our gratitude is unfailing and

plymouth and cardiff where as in the north west of england, there's a chance of a few showers.se temperatures are below the national average. cooler. that's your weather now. goodbye. this is bbc news, the headlines. 0n the final weekend before polling day sir keir starmer has urged voters to give his party "a clear mandate" for change. the labour leader says the conservatives could still win if "we take our foot off the gas". reform uk drops three election candidates for offensive comments they made in the past. the party's leader nigel farage told the bbc he "wouldn't want anything to do with them". iran will hold a run—off election after hardline candidate saeed jalili and rival massoud pezeshkian, who is seen as reformist, both failed to secure a majority in the presidential race. the second round is set for 5th july. and coldplay opened with their hit song yellow as they burst onto the pyramid stage for a record fifth headline set at glastonbury. their appearance follows pop star dua lipa's dazzling performance on friday night. now on bbc news...newscast: electioncast. new

cardiff. you'll get the full experience.e caught up with the family owned baby owes donuts in the fan zone today. they said they stayed up all night preparing more than 30 1000 donuts for the weekend. been nonstop. you know, late nights night we were up 03:30am, in the morning making donuts packed for about 30,000 cups for the 6.12 or the 24 done it again or other out there making on it. >> started coming out here like the late 80's. i hear a warning 92. so we got old enough to come out here and we widen out here defeated compare la bay now his son were doing the same >> it's a tradition and look at all that food, a real certain of other options to munch on for fans that food will be there all weekend long. and fans also got a first look at the cup series. racers practicing ahead of their race on sunday. and vicki, you want to you want to do your joke here about the doughnuts. >> the cars doing donuts seasons that's kind of cute. but actually today is national doughnut day. i believe so apropos. so as it's on our mind to sta

bet for the dry, sunny weather will be further southwest on tuesday, for example in plymouth and in cardifff a few showers. so here's the week at a glance. if you want really warm weather, it's not so great because temperatures are below the average. if you like cloudy, changeable, cool weather, well, it's perfect for you. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. president biden holds a series of election campaign fundraisers as he seeks to put a lacklustre debate performance behind him. uk labour leader sir keir starmer urges voters to give his party a clear mandate for change on the final weekend before the election. and iran will hold a run—off presidential vote after the country's lowest turnout in decades. hello, i'm carl nasman. president biden is ramping up his campaign efforts this weekend after a faltering performance in a televised

a lot of dry weather for cardiff, for instance, but still a chance of a few showers, but it's a touchs: the israeli military is to observe an hours—long porcine military activity along a road in southern gaza to allow for the delivery of much—needed aid, though the military emphasised there is no ceasefire in combat would continue in rafah. 100 world leaders meet in switzerland to back ukraine's territorial integrity, in an effort to end russia's invasion of ukraine. there has been a focus on territory, nuclear power sites, exchanging... a warning from a leading health think tank over health commitments. the nuffield trust says all parties need to be more transparent. prince george, prince charlotte and prince george, prince charlotte and prince louis post a message to their father on father's day in the first social media post. you can see more of that photo on the bbc news website or app. i'll have a full bulletin for

there could still be some more wet weather across edinburgh and belfast but drier in london and cardiffe in the german city of hamburg have told the bbc a man with a pickaxe tried to ignite a petrol bomb near a fanzone for dutch supporters — ahead of today's euro 2024 match between poland and the netherlands. the israeli military says it will hold a daily “'tactical pause of military activity" along a road in southern gaza to enable more humanitarian aid to enter — but emphasised that there is no ceasefire and combat would continue in rafah. and prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis post a father's day tribute to their father, prince william, in their first social media post. let's return to the general election campaign and the liberal democrats are gaining ground in the polls — hoping to grab seats from the conservatives in the blue wall as they promise free personal care for the elderly, more gps, and joining the eu single market. but it's the leader, ed davey“s photo—ops, that have really been getting attention. he's been speaking to the bbc“s laura kuenssberg. in terms

more wet weather across edinburgh and belfast, but drier in london and cardiff.s with a pickaxe and an molotov cocktail, close to a fanzone

for the latest stories , cardiff.anning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. carmela. that's right, let's get straight back to . nana. straight back to. nana. >> thank you ray. good afternoon . you're with me. >> thank you ray. good afternoon .you're with me. i'm nana. akua. this is gb news. we are britain's election channel, and it's fast approaching. six minutes after 4:00. this is what i love about this country. in fact, this is what the world loves about the united kingdom. and the reason why people want to come here. it is the spirit of the british people. and i am so proud to be british. today was, of course , trooping of the was, of course, trooping of the colour, the king's birthday parade. it was created in the 17th century under king charles the second, and later became an annual event where the army would pay tribute to the king and it date back. it dates back to the battlefield so the troops would know where to rally in the confusion of war. now the colour or the flag was the most sacred thing for

there could still be some more wet weather across edinburgh and belfast but drier in london and cardiff at euro 2024. police in the german city of hamburg have told the bbc a man with a pickax tried to ignite a petrol bomb near a fanzone for dutch supporters ahead of today's euro 2024 match between poland and the netherlands. dozens of countries attending this weekend's ukraine peace summit headed to use the final communique to commit to ukraine's territorial integrity, although recognising that all parties are needed to end the war. russia was not invited. princess, and the princes pose with their father in their first social media post. i'll be back at the top of the hour but now it's time for today's sunday episode

before then, taylor swift will play another two nights in edinburgh as well as dates in cardiff and liverpoole covering on our website. there is also a live page running at the moment of the latest details the four hostages have been returned to israel after being held, kidnapped by hamas on the 7th of october. doomsday weapons and bbc news. i will be back with more after a short break. it has been a pretty decent start to the weekend, there's been a bit of sunshine around. a bit of cloud, a few showers in the north. part two of the weekend is in the quite as good. it was not sunny, quite chilly, but we are a couple of weather fronts that will increase cloud throughout the day were some splashes of rain. we have this weather front approaching the north—west of the country. showers merging together to produce longer spells of rain for the north—west of scotland. unsettled, breezy, showery in the north. clear skies for large parts of england and wales with lighter winds here. it will turn chilly from us. single digits for most of the country. will be more cloud across northern ireland, and will

and it is going to be a rather chilly night — five degrees there in the centre of cardiff, for exampleday, this little frontal system in the north bringing some showers. this next weather front just easing its way in towards northern ireland — that could well bring a spell of more persistent rain as it pushes across south west scotland, into northern england, as well. to the north of that, it is sunny spells and showers. to the south of that — wales, the midlands, down towards the south of england — a decent amount of dry weather. some sunshine, perhaps highs of 19 degrees. whereas further north, just 14, for example, there in glasgow. now, through sunday night and into monday, this little frontal system here is expected to ease its way southwards and eastwards. some uncertainty aboutjust how much rain it will bring and how long that will linger across central and eastern parts of england. if rain does lingerfor any length of time on monday, it really will feel very disappointing indeed — even if you get some sunshine with a scattering of showers, temperatures at best ten to 17 degrees

there could still be some more wet weather across edinburgh and belfast but drier in london and cardiff tried to set off a bomb near a football fan—zone. on the pitch, england are kicking off in their first match — this is the scene live in gelsenkirchen. is the ukrainian summit for peace draws to a close, president zelensky says that vladimir putin isn't ready to end the war. and he may be the heir to the throne, but he's also a dad. a royalfather�*s day heir to the throne, but he's also a dad. a royal father's day for the prince of wales. hello and welcome to bbc news. england is facing serbia in their first football match in the euro 2024 tourmament. let's have a look at the live shot of gelsenkirchen. this is in western germany,

bay, _ realise labour in power in cardiff bay, and — realise labour in power in cardiff bay, and theyure, is that devolved, to put you on the - in westminster. agriculture, is that devolved, to put you on the spot? l devolved, to put you on the spot? most of it is. devolved, to put you on the spot? most of it is— most of it is. that's what we will talk about _ most of it is. that's what we will talk about next. _ most of it is. that's what we will talk about next. if— most of it is. that's what we will talk about next. if you _ most of it is. that's what we will talk about next. if you are i most of it is. that's what we will i talk about next. if you are watching bbc breakfast this morning, tomos morgan and the gang were broadcasting from in there, in headquarters of s4c. agriculture is very important here and we have two people to talk to it. great to see you. thank you for being with us. fiona phillips from the young farmers club and a local farmer as well. it�*s a confusing picture are some times with different parts of whatever area of life you are in, organised and run by the go

for the dry, sunny weather will be further south—west on tuesday, for example in plymouth and in cardiffu want really warm weather, it's not so great because temperatures are below the average. if you like cloudy, changeable, cool weather, well, it's perfect for you. bye— bye. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. i'm just getting home after a long night, but a fascinating night, and in many ways a night that is going to go down in history. we cover the debate right way through, but also plenty of analysis as well. you will hear later on from sarah smith and also from anthony, but we kicked off in the moments that the debate was coming to an end with miles, our presenter�*s friend, and me. stay with us because we have full analysis of this debate. well, it is over and the anchors are saying goodbye

for the dry, sunny weather will be further south—west on tuesday, for example in plymouth and in cardifflly warm weather, it's not so great because temperatures are below the average. if you like cloudy, changeable, cool weather, well, it's perfect for you. bye— bye. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. ladies and gentlemen... ..introducing. .. in south korea, k—pop stars have fame, fortune, and millions of female fans. singing in korean music echoes but some led a double life. a hidden world where videos of women being drugged,

cancellation of the high speed 2 rail project. 0ur wales correspondent, hywel griffith, was at the launch in cardiffit claims wales is being short—changed and needs a new funding model, even though public spending per head here is already higher than the uk average. you want more money for wales. who gets less? of course, this is a uk government decision. as things stand, london gets more than anywhere else within the united kingdom. wales has the need. it needs better public funding than we presently get. i am arguing here for wales because the needs here are so self—evident. so what would they do with any extra money? the manifesto pledges include recruiting 500 new gps and an extra £20 per week in child benefit. there's also a promise to eventually rejoin the eu. there'd be tax increases too. the message pitched towards traditional labour voters, drawing them towards a nationalist party, careful not to scare them away. in your speech you covered a lot of ground. there was one word was missing. can you guess what it was? carry on. independence. you didn't mention it once in your speech. i had to g

and it is going to be a rather chilly night, five degrees there in the centre of cardiff, for exampleperatures fairly close to freezing, i suspect, for sunday morning. sunday, this little frontal system in the north bringing showers. this next weather front just easing its way towards northern ireland. that could bring a spell of more persistent rain as it pushes across south west scotland into northern england. to the north of that it is sunny spells and showers to the south of that wales, the midlands down towards the south of england, a decent amount of dry weather, some sunshine, perhaps highs of 19 degrees, whereas further north, just iii, for example, there in glasgow. sunday night and into monday, this frontal system here is expected to ease its way southwards at east with some uncertainty aboutjust how much rain it will bring and how long that will linger across central and eastern parts of england. if rain does linger for any length of time on monday, it will feel very disappointing indeed. even if you get some sunshine with a scattering of showers, temperatures at best 10 to

the programme director for the post—grad and undergrad degrees in fashion marketing management at cardiff'm wearing is either from charity stores or from vinted. i think thrifting is really important because we need to see systemic change within the fashion industry in order to inform consumer mindset. it's important that we educate our students so that they can spearhead that going forward in order to move away from a damaging, throwaway fashion culture. hi, i'm kat, | buy. and sell on vinted. i recently bought thisj jaeger bag for £3.50, this paul smithjumper- for about a tenner, and these ralph lauren trousers for £7. i love vinted because it - declutters my wardrobe, it's really good for the environment and it saves money because ofl the cost of living crisis. 0k, there you go. so, let's nowjust take a look at how the industry is putting profits before ethics. fashion production is responsible for 8—10% of global emissions. that's more than the aviation and the shipping industries combined. and that is expected to double by 2030. of all the clothing thrown away across the world, nearl

for the dry, sunny weather will be further south—west on tuesday, for example in plymouth and in cardiffo great because temperatures are below the average. if you like cloudy, changeable, cool weather, well, it's perfect for you. bye— bye. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. campaigning in the uk and has its closing stages with the general election just days away, the prime minister rishi sunak and the labor leader sir keir starmer has been highlighting their contrasting visions for the country. an adventure of a lifetime for coldplay fans, the headline the festival for record fifth time, country star taking the coveted sunday legends lot.

on may 9th, 2021, the girls had been at olympic trials in cardiff. home in birkenhead when he suddenly collapsed and died. when i went see him he just looked asleep. police in the room because it had been sudden. sat with him for a few hours. it sounds silly, i didn't want to leave him on his own. but the actual worst thing was telling your family. it's changed the dynamic so much, it's still quite hard to believe it's thought that here in the uk, 12 young lives are lost in this way every single week. this was taken the saturday he passed — this was taken the saturday he passed away. we should have been here collectively, we are going to hold a _ here collectively, we are going to hold 6 euro — here collectively, we are going to hold a euro party at home because it's what_ hold a euro party at home because it's what all— hold a euro party at home because it's what all of us would've wanted. all of these families hope that science can provide them with answers. miles was fit, he was healthy, he ate well. why would a 21—year—old woman who's completely

temperatures dropping by a few degrees across the north but we could still reach around 20 in hull, in cardiffnorthwest and with that we'll see temperatures dropping further and there'll be some showers around, particularly across the northern half of the uk. some of the showers are likely to be heavy with some hail and thunder. this is bbc news. the headlines... israel and hamas give broadly positive responses to a new peace proposal. the uk foreign secretary, lord cameron, tells the bbc it's an opportunity that must be seized to bring the conflict in gaza to an end. the uk election campaign ramps up — labour launches a 5,000—mile battle bus tour and promises to create wealth across the uk. the prime minister, rishi sunak, is in north east england — pledging millions of pounds in funding for local towns if the conservatives hold on to power. polls close in india after nearly six weeks of voting in the country's general election. almost a billion people were eligible to vote. and in south africa, the ruling anc loses its majority for the first time since apartheid ended 30 years ago. the party

and the temperatures struggling — 11 in stornoway, no higher than around 17 expected in cardiff.in from the northern climes. it's quite chilly air — in fact, cold enough for a little bit of wintriness across the scottish mountains, and gusty winds around these northern and western coasts. showers again will be most frequent in scotland on saturday, but northern ireland, wales and england should have a generally dry and mostly sunny day, just scattered fairweather cumulus clouds. temperatures again about 12 in aberdeen, struggling here, 15 in belfast, no higher than around 17 in birmingham. is it going to be warming up over the next few days? no, it's not. the air will keep on streaming in from the north, so temperatures will remain below the average for the time of the year, but it will be often dry with fleeting showers. that's it for me. bye— bye. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. history tells us freedom is not free. if you want to know the price of freedom, come here to normandy, come to normandy and look. go to the other cemeteries in euro

a lot of dry weather for cardiff, for instance, but still a chance of a few showers, but it's a toucheadlines: the israeli military is to observe an hours—long pause in activity along the road. 100 world leaders are meeting in switzerland to back ukraine in an effort to end russia's invasion. there has been a focus on territory, securing nuclear—power sites, and returning abducted ukrainian children, but russia was not invited and there are ceasefire proposal was rejected. in the general election, a warning from a leading health think tank over nhs funding commitments. the nuffield trust says the main parties need to be more transparent in their promises. prince george, prince louis and princess charlotte paid tribute to princess charlotte paid tribute to prince william on father's day, posting a picture taken by their mother on social media. ijust want i just want to ijust want to i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you some ijust want to bring you some breaking i just want to ijust want to bring you some breaking news

for the dry, sunny weather will be further south—west on tuesday, for example in plymouth and in cardiffeek at a glance. if you want really warm weather, it's not so great because temperatures are below the average. if you like cloudy, changeable, cool weather, well, it's perfect for you. bye— bye. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. hello and welcome. on this week's media show, as the wikileaks founder julian assange walked free, we ask what lessons journalism can learn from his case and his career. and i was also joined by a tv icon — the scriptwriter and executive producer of global hits including sherlock and doctor who, as he launches a new tv series about cancel culture. that's all coming up. let's start with the julian assange story, because the founder of wikileaks has walked free from a us court after pleading guilty in a deal that ends a 1a—year legal battle.

let's speak to our correspondent tomos morgan in cardiff.of plaid cymru that came into the - they promising? yes, the leader of plaid cymru that came into the job | plaid cymru that came into the job just, well almost exactly a year ago now, he is focussing this election for plaid cymru and this manifesto launch almost entirely on the economy, and really saying that plaid are the only party that will be able to secure fair funding for wales, they have gone on again in their manifesto launch about how wale has lost out in the cancellation of the launch of hs2. they think they should have billions more financially from the cancellation of the h52 and the fact it is only running up to birmingham now, so that is a key part, they also have saying thatly want the welsh government to handle the profits that come from that within wales rather than it going into the uk treasury so it is about the economy, what is interesting, i have covered a number of these elections in the past, well, 2017, 2018 and a number of the autumn and springs statement, wha

bet for the dry, sunny weather will be further southwest on tuesday, for example in plymouth and in cardiffa few showers. so here's the week at a glance. if you want really warm weather, it's not so great because temperatures are below the average. if you like cloudy, changeable, cool weather, well, it's perfect for you. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. president biden holds a series of campaign fundraisers as he seeks to put a lacklustre debate performance behind him. uk labour leader sir keir starmer urges voters to give his party a clear mandate for change on the final weekend before the election. and iran will hold a run—off presidential vote after the country's lowest turnout in decades. hello, i'm carl nasman. president biden is at camp david, ramping up his campaign efforts this weekend after a faltering performance in a televised debate against donald trump fuelled concern about his candidacy.

do parents are in manchester, or glasgow cardiff plymouth, sunderland sussex, stoke-on-trent do theyelieve with the certainty that they dese t better for their children? because in the britain i want to leave to myd children they do. and we can build a trip we can restore the dream of homeownership to 1.5 million families. we can create 3000 new nurseries to give the best s life. we can roll out a new generation of technical excellence colleges world-class vocational education respected by all grounding young aspiration in the soil of their we can guarantee for every young person aceship when they are outut of work. we can invest in their mental health, their physical health, their dental health. we can reform the curriculum to prepare them for their world. we can create new utahns and give them something to do in their community. heir wages if they're at work give them the power of the vote tackle injustice with a new equality act. and with our mission on clean power we can lead the way on climate, finally show our responsibility t their future. fair, healthier a more secure britain

hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff.ll plans to cut vat for businesses. on a visit to glasgow, the party's deputy leader, kate forbes, said the snp would demand whoever wins the election to commit to cutting the rate of vat for businesses, in an effort to boost business and grow the economy. scotland, under the snp, - has for eight years been a top destination for foreign direct - investment because investors see what we're doing and like it. and that's outside london - and the south—east, of course. we also have an agenda for growth when it comes to abolishing - |or cutting rates for over 100,000| businesses, proposing today a cut to vat for hospitality businesses that have been challenged, - so we believe that there is a record here that scotland can be proud of. we want to go further. let's take a look at some of tomorrow's newspaper front pages. the daily mail leads on what it describes as the "furious" response to comments made by nigel farage in an interview with the bbc. the paper claims that the reform leader "ha

>> i think the excellent research done in cardiff university by doctor usama qadri is another steppingre. it is not a conclusive of, definition of where mh370 crashed. so they fully admit there's more tests that need to be done . they've made some very, be done. they've made some very, in my mind, clever recommendations that we go out and do further, testing on on their research and then hopefully we can i just ask what does this mean then. >> so they, they have now how is this only coming to light now? i don't quite understand. this was ten years ago and now all of a sudden, researchers at cardiff university have piped up and said, oh, we heard a beep. >> well, it's not new. we first, identified the acoustic analysis in 2014, right after the disappear science, the new research is much more thorough and gone in much more detail. well, it is picking up acoustic waves under the water. we have hydrophone lines in the water to pick up whether someone's let off a nuclear bomb in the ocean somewhere, so they can pick up any kind of sound , an aircraft any kind of sound, an aircraft crash, ev

hywel griffith, bbc news, cardiff.e among more than a thousand pilgrims who have been reported to have died at the annual hajj pilgrimage — killed by the stifling heat. while saudi arabia hasn't released official figures, more individual countries have confirmed the deaths of their citizens including egypt. the egyptian government has pledged to investigate local brokers, who sent thousands to the holy city of mecca, without the required permits. a saudi official has defended the gulf kingdom's management, telling the afp news agency that the �*state did not fail, but there was a misjudgment on the part of people who did not appreciate the risks,". well, the bbc�*s sally nabil visited the northern province of mennoufiya, and met a bereaved family. a family in mourning over the loss of their mother. this 70—year—old woman went to the muslim holy city of mecca for hajj, a lifelong dream to fulfil her religious duty, a duty that led to her death. she was among hundreds of egyptian pilgrims who lost their lives while perfo