and in the uk weather in shetland in the north or the channel islands in the south it isa the channelslands in the south it is a case of strong sunshine overhead. but across the south not feeling as hot as it does further north because there is more of a breeze. scotland could see up to 25 celsius today but later on we could just see some isolated showers. but thatisit just see some isolated showers. but that is it on an otherwise blue sky day. the show was moved to was the west of scotland through the night. some low cloud. the coast of north—east scotland. another fresh night with temperatures down into single figures. another sunny commute from any tomorrow, slightly more of a south east breeze across the country tomorrow. some low cloud across orkney and shetland. and after the sunny start across england and wales a bit more clout in the afternoon. temperatures dropping a little bit but still at or above where we should be for the time of year. where we should be for the time of yea r. low pressure where we should be for the time of year. low pressure now starting to dominate to t

this area of low pressure moving into france could bring some wet weather to the channel islands, southernnto the weekend, high pressure begins to establish itself. now, it will be quite a chilly start to the weekend, with the blue colours still lingering, but slowly we begin to import some warmer air from the near—continent from sunday onwards. so we could have a few showers around at the start of the weekend, before it starts to turn drier and starts to turn a little bit warmer. so let's have a look in a bit more detail, then, with saturday. it's a chilly start in light northerly winds. there'll be plenty of sunshine around, but then showers will develop, most of them through central and eastern areas, and there will be the odd heavier one too. better chance of staying dry further west, closer to the area of high pressure, and in the sunny spots we could make 17 celsius, but a milder day elsewhere. on into sunday, i think high pressure is slap bang on top of us, so it looks like it's going to be a largely dry day. could see a little bit of cloud bubbling up into the afternoon, with the o

it has been a pretty wet day in the channel islands. the uk will see some rain, those temperatures beginning to nudge upwards as well. as we move into the second half of the week it is high pressure. but see the way this high—pressure pressure builds its way up and sits right on the top of the british isles and it will be squashing the showers down and settling things down. a few light showers cannot be com pletely down. a few light showers cannot be completely ruled out in the south—east, but otherwise it is dry with patchy cloud and sunny spells and the temperatures are starting to climb. western areas will see the warmest weather as we head into next week. high pressure setting about here and the wind is moving in a clockwise direction and that will bring some rather cool conditions into the east and the south. the warmest weather towards the west and the north of the uk. you can see the way in which the temperatures on monday and tuesday are around 15 or 16 and it is dry further north and west as well, but look at these temperatures

this links to this area of low pressure which will bring strong winds across france and the channel islandsen looks a bit parts in eastern england, more chance of seeing welcome england, more chance of seeing welco m e wet england, more chance of seeing welcome wet weather by this stage. that will easily into thursday. the odd shower around and staying on the cool side for much of next week. i will have more throughout the night. see you later. this is bbc news. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: palestinian officials say four people have been killed in gaza as israel retaliates to over 200 rockets fired by militants. as cyclone fani leaves devastation and floods, india and bangladesh are praised for saving many lives after evacuating millions of people in its path. british police say a leak of information from the uk national security council about chinese tech giant huawei didn't breach the official secrets act. thailand's king is crowned at bangkok's grand palace — marking his official accession to the throne.

across the south before rain sta rts chilly across the south before rain starts to edging the channel islandslow pressure which will bring some significant rain across england and wales on wednesday. the first for some of you in a while. to the south of it, the warmest air diverted into france. on the northern edge of it, a cold wind throughout. outbreaks of rain developing for much of england and wales, quite persistent, especially across the north—west of england later on. we could see 15—20 millimetres in a few spots. some thundery showers in the south, the breeze coming from the south—west compared to the easterly breeze most of you will feel, and that will keep temperatures around 7— 11 degrees at best. feeling rather raw for many. through the rest of the week that rain will gradually pull away, but there will be rain on and off through the rest of the week. the continuing story throughout is rather chilly nights and rather cool days. from me, goodbye for now. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore, the headlines: more than a0 dead, after a russian plane makes a forced landing in flames. surv

strong winds across france and perhaps the channel islands.er chance of more persistent rainfor greater chance of more persistent rain for england and wales through the day on wednesday fourth that will clear through into thursday with showers and throughout next week we stay on the corlis side with temperatures around 10— degrees at best —— cooler side. they will have more throughout the night. goodbye for now. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. theresa may has stepped up calls on labour leader jeremy corbyn, to agree a cross—party dealfor the uk to leave the european union. former defence secretary gavin williamson claims he's a victim of a "witch hunt" after police say they won't be investigating a leak from the national security council about the tech giant huawei. officials in gaza say a mother and a baby are among four people killed in israeli air strikes. israel says they retaliated after palestinian militants fired at least 200 rockets into israel. cyclone fan

this area of low pressure moving into france could bring some wet weather to the channel islands, southern a chilly start to the weekend, with the blue colours still lingering, but slowly we'll begin to import some warmer air from the near continent from sunday onwards. so we could have a few showers around at the start of the weekend, before it starts to turn drier and starts to turn a little bit warmer. so let's have a look in a bit more detail, then, with saturday. it's a chilly start in light northerly winds. there will be plenty of sunshine around, but then showers will develop, most of them through central and eastern areas, and there will be the odd heavier one too. better chance of staying dry further west, closer to the area of high pressure, and in sunny spots we could make 17 celsius. but a milder day elsewhere. on into sunday, i think high—pressure is slap bang on top of us, so it looks like it's going to be a largely dry day. could see a little bit of cloud bubbling up into the afternoon, with the odd isolated shower, but most places will be dry, and temperatures responding as

outbreaks grazing into southern and perhaps some central parts of the uk and what weather for the channel islandsdy and blustery winds elsewhere i show you the temperatures they certainly have not improved very much. 13 or 1a in the south. for thursday that area of low pressure will slide away eastwards and signs are that things might start to dry up a little bit in the west and showers around and still not especially warm. make it london or more like nine. as we head towards next weekend initially in the chilly air there are increasing signs that the jet stream will start to banded north and that will allow us to banded north and that will allow us to bring something a little bit warmer in our direction. not talking a heat wave, temperatures returning to average but will feel less chilly and high pressure for a time is likely to take charge. should be more drive for a time with later wins and slowly turned warmer. might have weather that looks pleasant and also feels a bit more pleasant as well. this is bbc news, i'm geeta guru—murthy. the headlines at 10: former conservative party leader, iain

as we had to friday night this feature could bring wet weather to the channel islands, far south of englands to establish itself right across the uk. we start to lose those blue colours to the chilli feel, beginning to morph into warmer conditions, particular as we head on into sunday and certainly into the start of next week. so it isa into the start of next week. so it is a slow process, but it's turning drier and it's sending a little bit warmer as well. we will have a few showers around, though, on saturday. central and eastern areas could see some heavy ones. sunday onwards is looking dry. plenty of sunshine and light winds. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: last—ditch talks between american and chinese negotiators to try to salvage a trade deal end without agreement — just hours before the us imposes new tariffs on china's goods. 0n course for a win. but after years of corruption scandals, has the anc done enough to shore up its support in south africa's general election? lives c

the wet and windy weather, strongest crossed france in the channel islands.cross england and wales. they were today for england and wales. gardeners across eastern areas could rejoice. that quickly through into thursday. sunshine and showers until then. staying a little on the cool side. bye for now. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: palestinian officials say four people have been killed in gaza as israel retaliates to rockets fired by militants. as cyclone fani leaves devastation and floods — india and bangladesh are praised for saving many lives after evacuating millions of people in its path. british police say a leak of information from the uk national security council about chinese tech giant huawei didn't breach the official secrets act. thailand's king is crowned at bangkok's grand palace marking his official accession to the throne. more ceremonies are set to take place. dust off your leg—warmers as the kids from 'fame'

rain, you mightjust get it as we go into wednesday, the strongest winds across france in the channel islands is a case of some cloud but also some showers. this is bbc world news today. our top stories: palestinian militants fire dozens of missiles into israel from gaza. as israel responds with air strikes and tank fire, a palestinian mother and baby are killed. thailand's king is crowned at bangkok's grand palace — marking his official accession to the throne. british police say a leak of information from the uk national security council about chinese tech giant huawei didn't breach the official secrets act. dust off your leg—warmers as the kids from fame reunite for the first time in more than 30 years.

later in the day, more persistent rain moving to the channel islands and the south coast of england forolour easing away as we import warmer air from the continent. it is a slow process but a drying trend through the weekend. 0n but a drying trend through the weekend. on saturday, a chilly start with northerly winds plenty of sunshine. as the temperatures rise in the afternoon, showers and eastern areas. further west, in the afternoon, showers and eastern areas. furtherwest, dryer. sunny spots we could get 17 degrees. enter sunday, high pressure is right on top of us. light winds indeed. lots of sunshine. some fairweather cloud. most places should be dry. temperatures responding. high pressure still with us as we head to the start of next week. some of the warmerair the start of next week. some of the warmer air drawn from france and spain. lots of sunshine into the afternoon. perhaps some showers in the morning. a warm day with 18—19, may 20 degrees in one or two places. the week stays largely dry. quite warm with plenty of sunshine but signs of turning cooler by the end of the week as

courtesy of this area of low pressure, strongest of the winds, though, across france and maybe the channel islandsso a wetter day for england and wales. gardeners, particularly across eastern areas, could rejoice. that will clear through into thursday. sunshine and showers by then. but staying a little on the cool side. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines: palestinian officials say four people have been killed and 17 others wounded in israeli airstrikes in gaza. israel says the military action is a response to over 200 rockets fired into southern israel by palestinian militants. three israelis were wounded by the barrage. india and bangladesh have been praised for saving many lives after evacuating a million people who were in the path of cyclone fani. according to aid agencies up to 12 people were killed when it made landfall near the city of puri. the storm was the strongest to hit india in 20 years. british police say a leak of information from the uk national security council about chinese tech giant huawei didn't breach the official secrets act. the leak cost the defence minister gav

this area of low pressure moving into france could bring some wet weather to the channel islands, southernweekend, high pressure begins to establish itself. now, it will be quite a chilly start to the weekend, with the blue colours still lingering, but slowly we'll begin to import some warmer air from the near—continent from sunday onwards. so we could have a few showers around at the start of the weekend, before it starts to turn drier and starts to turn a little bit warmer. so let's have a look in a bit more detail, then, with saturday. it's a chilly start in light northerly winds. there'll be plenty of sunshine around, but then showers will develop, most of them through central and eastern areas, and there will be the odd heavier one too. better chance of staying dry further west, closer to the area of high pressure, and in the sunny spots we could make 17 celsius, but a milder day elsewhere. 0n into sunday, i think high pressure is slap bang on top of us, so it looks like it's going to be a largely dry day. could see a little bit of cloud bubbling up into the afternoon, with the odd is

courtesy of this area of low pressure, strongest of the winds, though, across france and maybe the channel islandsl clear through into thursday. sunshine and showers by then. but staying a little on the cool side. bye for now. hello and welcome to bbc news — i‘m reged ahmad. palestinian officials say a mother and her baby were among four people killed in the gaza strip during hours of israeli air strikes and tank fire. israel disputes it was a result of their strikes and says it‘s responding to palestinian militants who‘ve fired more than two hundred rockets into southern israel. three israelis were wounded by the barrage. our middle east correspondent, tom bateman reports.

this area of low pressure moving into france could bring some wet weather to the channel islands, southerny start to the weekend, with the blue colours still lingering, but slowly we'll begin to import some warmer air from the near—continent from sunday onwards. so we could have a few showers around at the start of the weekend, before it starts to turn drier and starts to turn a little bit warmer. so let's have a look in a bit more detail, then, with saturday. it's a chilly start in light northerly winds. there will be plenty of sunshine around, but then showers will develop, most of them through central and eastern areas, and there will be the odd heavier one too. better chance of staying dry further west, closer to the area of high pressure, and in sunny spots we could make 17 celsius, but a milder day elsewhere. on into sunday, i think high—pressure is slap bang on top of us, so it looks like it's going to be a largely dry day. could see a little bit of cloud bubbling up into the afternoon, with the odd isolated shower, but most places will be dry, and temperatures responding as well. 1

rain, you mightjust get it as we go into wednesday, the strongest winds across france in the channel islandsowers. hello. this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. former conservative party leader, iain duncan smith, says the prime minister must go now or be forced out — after the party suffers heavy losses in the english local elections. former defence secretary gavin williamson claims he's

this area of low pressure moving into france could bring some wet weather to the channel islands, southernbe quite a chilly start to the weekend, with the blue colour still lingering, but slowly we'll begin to import some warmer air from the near continent from sunday onwards. so we could have a few showers around at the start of the weekend, before it starts to turn drier and starts to turn a little bit warmer. so let's have a look in a bit more detail, then, with saturday. it's a chilly start with light northerly winds. there will be plenty of sunshine around, then showers will develop most of them through central and eastern areas, and there will be the odd heavier one too. better chance of staying dry further west, closer to the area of high pressure, and in sunny spots we could make 17 celsius. but a milder day elsewhere. 0n into sunday, i think high—pressure is slap bang on top of us, so it looks like it's going to be a largely dry day. could see a little bit of cloud bubbling up into the afternoon, with the odd isolated showers, but most places will be dry, and temperatures respondi

the wet and windy weather, strongest crossed france in the channel islands ——13.ross eastern areas could rejoice. that quickly through into thursday. such financials until then. staying a little on the cool side. bye for 110w. this is bbc news. the headlines: palestinian officials say a pregnant mother and her 14—month—old baby have been killed in israeli airstrikes in gaza. israel says the military action is a response to over 200 rockets fired into southern israel by palestinian militants. three israelis were wounded by the blast. india and bangladesh have been praised for saving many lives after evacuating a million people who were in the path of cyclone fani. according to aid agencies up to 12 people were killed when it made landfall. british police say a leak of information from the uk national security council about chinese tech giant huawei didn't breach the official secrets act. the leak from a top—secret government meeting cost the country's defence minister hisjob. in thailand, ceremonies are being held in the three day coronation of king vajiralongkorn.

the channel islands in southern england are not immune to those showers.arcation between the cold air coming our way, and 15 as we push down, filtering south as we go through the rest of the day. in northern ireland you also have a day of show was to start with but brightening up in the afternoon. as we head through the evening and overnight, showers and rain. you can see where the weather front is right across parts of england and wales. showers follow—on to northern scotland. most will be on higher ground but we could see some on lower levels as well. —— snow showers. temperatures are still holding up further south. through tomorrow, the weather front very slowly continuing to sink southwards. northerly winds, quite windy across the north north—east of scotland. this is where it will feel the coldness. some snow showers getting down to the lower levels. we do not expect them to settle. cloud across northern england and northern wales with some showers. cloudy in the south ahead of the weather front and still mild with one or two showers stop but look how

strong winds across france and perhaps the channel islands.wales through the day

it quickly caught on, spread from the channel islands to the mainland uk.ad, then people said they caused an i saw in the countryside so they were painted green, then quickly went back to read again. these new parcel boxes, is this something that other countries are doing, are we following this from what other nations are doing, or is this your own invention? we think we are one of the first. it is in response to this growing need for sending back returns, and those small businesses who want to get supper to the customers as quickly as possible. have you tried it out? i imagine there will be some teething problems, some people getting frustrated that the package won't effect? i tried it out and it worked fine for me. the feeling is we will get it right. so for the average product you might buy online, it would work for that, not a cricket bat or something like that. no, the dimensions have to be right. when you consider a lot of this stuff thatis you consider a lot of this stuff that is being built, they come in bags, it is ideally sized for that. i was jus

low pressure starts to spin its way in, wringing strong winds across france and also into the channel islandsnd stay cool on thursday. see you soon. this is bbc news, the headlines palestinian officials say four peopple have been killed and seventeen others wounded in israeli airstrikes in gaza. israel says the military action is a response to over two hundred rockets fired into southern israel by palestinian militants. three israelis were wounded by the barrage. india and bangladesh have been praised for saving many lives after evacuating a million people who were in the path of cyclone fani. according to aid agencies, up to 12 people were killed when it made landfall near the city of puri. the storm was the strongest to hit india in 20 years. british police say a leak of information from the uk national security council about chinese tech giant huawei didn't breach the 0fficial secrets act. the leak cost the defence minister gavin williamson his job. he's condemned the investigation as a "witch hunt", and has called for an impartial assessment. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline london

area of low pressure pushing east and to france in the channel islands showers breaking out elsewheretion from the national security council about chinese tech giant huawei isn‘t a criminal offence and won‘t launch an investigation. but former defence secretary gavin williamson claims he‘s a victim of a "witch hunt". former conservative party leader, iain duncan smith, says the prime minister must go now or be forced out after the party suffers heavy losses in the english local elections.

this area of low pressure moving into france could bring some wet weather to the channel islands, southernh itself. now, it will be quite a chilly start to the weekend, with the blue colours still lingering, but slowly we'll begin to import some warmer air from the near—continent from sunday onwards. so we could have a few showers around at the start of the weekend, before it starts to turn drier and starts to turn a little bit warmer. so let's have a look in a bit more detail, then, with saturday. it's a chilly start in light northerly winds. there will be plenty of sunshine around, but then showers will develop, most of them through central and eastern areas, and there will be the odd heavier one too. better chance of staying dry further west, closer to the area of high pressure, and in sunny spots we could make 17 celsius, but a milder day elsewhere. on into sunday, i think high—pressure is slap bang on top of us, so it looks like it's going to be a largely dry day. could see a little bit of cloud bubbling up into the afternoon, with the odd isolated shower, but most places will be dry,

low pressure starts to spin its way in, bringing strong winds across france and also into the channel islandsh will break up into showers and staying cool on thursday. see you soon. this is bbc news, the headlines: palestinian officials say four people have been killed and seventeen others wounded in israeli airstrikes in gaza. israel says the military action is a response to over two hundred rockets fired into southern israel by palestinian militants. three israelis were wounded by the barrage. thailand's new king has granted new titles to members of the royal family on the second day of elaborate ceremonies

low pressure starts to spin its way in, bringing strong winds across france and also into the channel islandsl break up into showers and staying cool on thursday. see you soon. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with rachel burden and roger johnson. our headlines today: let's do a deal — the prime minister appeals to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit. the illegal puppy trade exposed. the treasury recovers almost £5.5 million in unpaid taxes in an operation to tackle dodgy dog breeders. the premier league title race is going down to the last day of the season — but liverpool left it very late to beat newcastle. they're on top again and the pressure is back on manchester city. good morning. our bank holiday weather continues on a chilly note. some sunshine today in the

this weather front here, which could just trouble southern areas of the uk and the channel islands later northern parts of england and across scotland. that will continue into the afternoon. then you notice these blobs of blue and green here, some quite heavy showers developing later on, in between some sunnier spells but there could be some hail, some thunder. maximum temperatures getting up to about 12—17 degrees for southern areas, 10—12 degrees further north. it's through this evening you notice this more persistent area of rain moves its way through the south—west of england, through southern coastal counties, the channel isles, before it clears. some residual showers across eastern areas into saturday morning. could be one or two mist and fog patches and temperatures down to about 3—6 degrees. but throughout the weekend, while there'll be a few showers just lingering on on saturday, high—pressure developing on sunday, so becoming drier and brighter. so, this is saturday. a few showers initially across eastern areas and then into the afternoon, there could be one or two just popping

quite breezy through the english channel, the channel islands and coastline of javelin —— coastline of cornwall. temperatures 11—19 oh parts of north—west scotla nd 11—19 oh parts of north—west scotland and west of northern ireland could hit 20 today. do this evening, a lot of sunshine around an overnight under clear skies, for some, the temperature will fall away, possibly low enough for a touch of frost cross parts of central and southern england, east anglia into the south—east in rural locations but for most, this won't be an issue. we start on a chilly night tomorrow. i pressure still firmly in charge. it will always be chillier in the south—east, particularly the coastline, still breezy through the english channel. still pretty warm as we push up towards the north—west we can easily be seeing temperatures into the low 20s but seeing temperatures of 20 in annan broke, 19 in cardiff but 15 in norwich in the breeze. as we start off on wednesday, another cool start off on wednesday, another cool start of the day but it will be largely dry. afair of the day but it will be largely dry.

dusty and the channel islands. not as windy. as a result, any showers that form will be slow—moving. fair bit of cloud meaning it will be bright rather than sunny at times however there will still be some sunshine around as well. the temperature still 8—15 which is below average for this stage in may. if you like the weather warmer it is coming. it zips through the next few days into the weekend and we start to lose the blue colours of the charts indicating cooler conditions and the yellows start to return as high pressure dominates our weather from sunday. 0n pressure dominates our weather from sunday. on sunday we will see a recovery of temperatures to the high teens, low 20s. that will continue to the early part of next week and as the weather settles down and the high pressure brings a bit more sunshine. for the next few days there is something in the forecast for everyone. including those golfers who are playing this afternoon. you say that with such glee. i'll be playing down the southport. i've been told tha

this low pressure moving into france was great past southern england and the channel islands during friday as we head through sunday. you can see those blue colours just ebbing away there. so over the weekend, although it will start quite chilly with a few showers on saturday, it will be turning drier and gradually warmer, like i showed you. a bit more detail, then, with saturday. chilly start, northerly winds, but dry with sunshine before showers begin to pop up sunshine before showers begin to pop up again into the afternoon. central and eastern areas most prone to these. further west, closest to the high—pressure, largely staying dry. in the warmer spots we could make 17 celsius. high—pressure on top of us. it should stay dry for most of us into the afternoon as well. fair weather cloud bubbling up. we could see an isolated shower and most places should stay dry. temperatures responding further, 18 degrees with the cloud, 16 for edinburgh. high—pressure moving a little bit further eastward so we will start to move some warmer airfrom further eastward so we will start to move some warmer

the channel islands especially. inaudible. apologies to our viewers there. i'm goingjump in.very talkative guests with us right now, do we not? what a lovely atmosphere this morning. the uk's first text messaging service aiming to tackle the country's mental health crisis is looking for thousands of volunteers to help. the duke and duchess of cambridge launched the appeal, along with prince harry and meghan, the duchess of sussex. the shout crisis line, in conjunction with the royal foundation, will provide free, 2a—hour support. prince william has been talking about the importance of the scheme. shout is a new text line that supports people who need advice in a tough moment. it operates 2a/7, it connects people to train volunteers who provide help at a time when it is most needed. enabling them to move from crisis to calm, and to find longer term support. as texting is private and silent, it opens up a whole new way to find help. it provides instant support. you can have a conversation anywhere, and any time. at school, at home, on the bus, anywhere. iam incredibly excited t

now they have found the same coral elsewhere in monterey bay and around the channel islands near la.>>> we have a little more water for them to be swimming around as we have about half an inch of rain in the bay area and about another re is evidence for this. as we look from our treasure island camera towards the foggy skyline of san francisco, we find raindrops on the camera lens. that is true in san francisco and san jose. the numbers are mostly in the 50s in the bay area under gray the way. low pressure is winding up off the pacific northwest and several disturbances associated with below which will approach the bay area in the next 24 hours will be going through the bay area dropping rain and maybe sparking some thundershowers. the high-def doppler time-lapse shows things easing up a bit right now but they will pick up a bit as we get to sunday morning and through sunday afternoon. at the moment the action is focused mainly over the south marin area and into the east bay shoreline. they are beginning to get wet now after it was dry for about 90 minutes. slowly the rain is marching

the shark was seen near the channel islands in santa barbara county.d rare species can grow up to 45 feet. that's the size of a bus. this specific shark hasn't been spotted swimming off our coast in three decades. don't worry, though, we're told there is no sort of jaws situation. this humongous creature doesn't even bite. >> these sharks are large bodies, plankton sharks and these guys are eating copopods and krill and other plankton in the water column. >> they're the second largest of the spark species behind whale sharks. >>> we know there is much to be true. there will be lines. but we're told it is well worth. it today, there is a little taste of portugal ahead of tomorrow's cinco de mayo celebration's authentic pastiche denadia. it is on the dessert menu at the san jose restaurant and they had their first pop-up sale last saturday. >> last week, we sold out within like an hour. i wasn't expecting such a long line, but from 10:30 to like 11:30, there was a huge line all the way down the street. and i panicked because i didn't have enough. >> wow,

we sold the last of our offshore private banks in q1 in the channel islands.uch focused on onshore private banks. we closed the transaction in belgium. we are working hard to bring the systems of all our private banks together on one platform, and that will give us a good basis to acquire further businesses to grow that business profitably. clifford, we have a number of conversations with cfos and ceos in your sector. cost cuts are the byword. you are restructuring the investment bank. is that done, is there more to come, and if so in which divisions? clifford: we have a corporate bank, not quite an investment bank. thee corporate in netherlands and around the world. last year we announced we were refocusing that business, and we have largely delivered the reduction in the balance sheet we announced last year. we are pleased with that. we need to make further progress with that business on costs in the operating model to deliver profitability that we would like that business to show, which is on equity.% return we are pleased with that progress and will mainta

sunshine developing in the channel islands, south—west england and wales.eratures into the mid—teens. further north and it stays cloudy in parts of northern england and northern ireland. temperatures only in single figures. eight or 9 degrees this afternoon. plenty of wintry showers in scotland, particularly to the north later on and turning to snow at lower levels. in the far north of scotla nd lower levels. in the far north of scotland we will see gale force winds. they will affect eastern counties of england tonight. sky clearing elsewhere and the further west you are there could be a touch of frost to take us into the start of frost to take us into the start of your bank holiday weekend. the good news is tomorrow there is a lot more sunshine around. but in eastern counties of england there will be rain with sleet and snow over the hills of north east england. temperatures below where we should be at this time of the year. 12 or 13 at the very best. fewer showers around on sunday. they are most likely to be in northern parts of scotland. most places dry

and in the top group are channel 5 — celebrity big brother, love island, even the x—factor. are they, largely? why do you think you get so many complaints? i think celebrity big brother last year was our second—biggest. i think we had about 27,000 complaints. and it's a mix of fair treatment of participants in the programme, and it's... normally, there will be one sort of interchange or relationship issue which can then spark lots of complaints. and all these complaints, have they not rung the alarm bells with you? so, yes. we've been particularly concerned about what's then happened to participants after the programmes. so, as well as the most recent tragedy with steve dymond, alarm bells were particularly rung with the two suicides — love island — some months after the broadcast. sharon white explained the current guidance to protect the under—18s who appear on television. so there are three core parts. so, before filming, a broadcaster's got to make sure that they've done family checks — you know, the social family background. there's a sort of risk assessment of the emot

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thbarrier islands are one of the first lineof defense against a storm, right, so notice how this is now pretty much c channels in the middle of it. this is an example of a restored barrier island. l right. then you can see new orleans, so that's oneof he major post-katrina levee improvements, so the idea was to basically to wall off this area to prevent a storm surge from getting to the lower ninth rd. levees are sometimes built with earth, and sometes they're built with concrete, but the core point is that they are all a wall that pcts an area from waves and rising waters from a storm. the biggest varin this is sea level rise. if the seal level rise rates are at the low end of the spectrum of what people predict, then you could rebuild large areas of the landscape and provide flood protection for a lot of p if rates are at the high end, then i o think a lareas will be lost, even with the state's best efforts. all right. well, welcome to cocodrie. the master plan needs a lot of input, and so the kind of work that i do feeds into the parameters that the state needs as part of its master pl so, you know, i just

mind when a disaster strikes captain murray burdett year when a island says the coast guard will also be out helping assess the channels. >>to make sure the operating depp's can still handle the ships. coming in and out of the bay after a major rupture of the fault lines. both for the immediate needs after a disaster and the long-term recovery for the region. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>still ahead skiing in may doesn't happen every year, but a big snowstorm is going to die what you need to know if you plan to hit the slopes. >>2 men are caught on camera vandalizing a tesla for apparently no reason how the cars high-tech security system though caught the crooks. >>plus 2 window washers way. hanging on for dear life, this is insane we'll show you more of this dramatic video right after the break and taking another look at storm tracker for radar we can show it an up at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at

mind when a disaster strikes captain murray burdett year when a island says the coast guard will also be out helping assess the channels. >>to make sure the operating depp's can still handle the ships. coming in and out of the bay after a major rupture of the fault lines. both for the immediate needs after a disaster and the long-term recovery for the region. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>an employee with the san bruno fire department has been arrested for allegedly propositioning a 16 year-old boy for sexually act. the san bruno police department says it arrested 68 year-old gary carson after received a report saying the fire department's secretary had inappropriately contacted the victim. the incident took peninsula high school on may 10th. carson has been placed on administrative leave from the fire department and was booked into the santo county jail on felony charges, including communicating with a minor with the intent to commit a felony. police say carson was not working when he allegedly passed a note to the 16 year-old boy. >>for your health, this evening medical researchers at nyu csf have lisa first of its ki

channel right behind me. we are live where? >> chincoteague island! >> reporter: on "news4 today." back to you. >> beautiful, beautiful place. >> thanks for sharing. ro> now to the forecast and storm team 4 meteogist chuck bell. a good weekend to head out, chuck? >> yes, indeed. serenity now. that's the best p to go if you're beach bound for the weekend. going down to chincoteague islands or ocean city or rehoboth, a fine weekend for making the drive. there will be a rain chance later on in the day on turday. and sunday could be a little bit on the rainy side. the drive down today and most of your saturday should be going f without a tch. before you run into the ocean, just know ocean water temperature only 61 degrees. right here at home this morning, look at that great picture coming up over the potomac now. sunrise on a friday morning, tgif. not anywhere near as much fog this morning as yesterday.e ther are areas now, manassas to warrenton, parts of northern frederick county, where visibility's close to zero.n be othe lookout for a little fog first thing. temperatures are mostly

island says the coast guard. >>we'll also be out helping assess the channels to make sure the operating depp's can still handle the ships. coming in and out of the bay after a major rupture of the e region. maureen kelly kron 4 news. course we are tracking the rain and there it is we're for >>it's not too bad right now, but the roads are wet and slippery in some of you will really be using those wife or so take it easy out there in the roads johnson to let you know how how much rain we're going to get snow to are getting snow in the sierra to let you know how long the system will stick around. here's a little peek outside this is from san francisco are roof camera checking out the embarcadero right now and as i said we have scattered showers and temperatures in the 40's and 50's or mainly in the 50's around the bay area. so we'll let you know what to expect and how your day is shaping up after the break stay with us. >>is time to check in on the forecast now with job and we saw the radar little scattered some folks are complet ttle wet. >>put it better myself but thank you thank life so i could throw to but you do

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