and other channel islands as well. and other things _ other channel islands as well.europe and our european friends commit we should _ our european friends commit we should regard them as friends. at least _ should regard them as friends. at least as— should regard them as friends. at least as much as we ever have done. and vice _ least as much as we ever have done. and vice versa. britain is to be chairing — and vice versa. britain is to be chairing the g7 in cornwall next month, — chairing the g7 in cornwall next month, the climate change important conference _ month, the climate change important conference in november in glasgow. this is— conference in november in glasgow. this is supposed to be the manifestation of global britain. and global— manifestation of global britain. and global britain will not be taken seriously if we have the rights and wrongs, _ seriously if we have the rights and wrongs, it — seriously if we have the rights and wrongs, it is at loggerheads on individual— wrongs, it is at loggerheads on individual issues and in the round as it _ individ

french fishermen and channel islands fishermen and channel islands fishermen have traditionally workedownhill after brexit whenjersey began to re—establish its territorial waters to on the weekend it also began to issue licenses to french boats. those licenses cover boats that i regularly hear, they cover what they can catch, the amount of time that they are in jersey waters and that was almost immediate pushback from the french communities along the normandy coast who said, look, this is untenable. we have not had enough time, there is detail here which is unacceptable and unworkable. and at a meeting a couple of days ago they got together with other fishing ports and said we're going to have to do something here. we are going to stopjersey boats from landing, will protest in jersey, that looks like it will go ahead, and that we had a speech in the french parliament yesterday from the maritime minister saying that we may use jersey's supply from our grid as a negotiating tool. as i speak around 70 boats are on their way tojersey, speak around 70 boats are on their way to jersey, they

bureaucracy that has left them behind natasha butler al-jazeera the channel islands . they're to being counted across the u.k. after millions of people cast their ballots in local and regional elections we're at chalons joins us live from hot people in northeast england so to tell us what kind of it's been happening. there's been a real mishmash of seats up for grabs across the u.k. today the counting will be going on through the night and then over the suing days as well so i can go through the various votes there are many of them we have had votes for the new national parliaments in both scotland and wales the london assembly is been voted for as well you've got the london mayor that's one of 13 mayoral elections around england you've got $143.00 english councils that are for grabs with about $5000.00 councillor seats in total being decided you also have $39.00 police and crime commissioners around england and wales being decided and one votes by election for a westminster m.p. that's for the hartlepool constituency where i am and the count is going on behind me in t

bureaucracy that is left behind after popular al-jazeera the channel islands. climate change is causing a rapid and unstoppable sea level rise from melting polar ice sheets that's the stark warning from scientists who say the ice loss could be irreversible the study says emissions need to be reduced swiftly to meet the paris climate agreement a failure could cause an abrupt jump in the pace of ice loss by 2060 s would fuel sea level rise and place coastal cities in danger. on the weekends coming up would you like to celebrate some wine that's literally from out of this world you can if you have a $1000000.00 to spare that's how much this bottle of petrus 2000 is expected to fetch at an auction at christie's it was among 12 bottles of french wine that spent more than a year in the international space station orbiting the earth as they matured as part of a wider research project the wine made from metal grapes comes with a regular bottle that never left earth so the buyer can compare the 2. truly is a unique bottle of a fantastic bordeaux so it's been tasted and

al-jazeera the channel islands. florida has become the latest republican run u.s. state to restrict voting by mail governor on dissenters signed in the law which imposes new ideal rules to live on the right wing fox news channel having barred other media texas politicians or parts of vote on a similar bill and once already been passed in georgia and follows former presidents donald trump's unfounded claims about mail in ballot fraud jitters brown janice is a voting rights expert and executive director with advancement project national office she says florida's move is yet another effort to prevent minority groups from exercising their right to vote. what governor dissenters and the republican legislature is trying to do is to make it harder for people to vote what we saw in this country in 2020 was record turnout of voter and what has happened is that republicans the best leave the state level has moved to make sure that that doesn't happen again because they don't like the people who actually turned out places like georgia where you had african-americans turning o

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think to some extent blacksad has been the catalyst but with of course we should remember the channel islands were never in the european union and also be towed toile cities within 12 miles of the not exclusive economic zone so it's not nearly connected to be the common fisheries policy and i do think oh i should also say i'd have to be extremely helpful of the european commission stayed out of that as well ok well look good advice we're going to leave it there for now we'll have to wait to see what comes of these talks that was craig marries a former u.k. ambassador was also the head of the maritime section of the u.k. foreign and commonwealth office thanks for coming on. now in other news big pharma firms are fearing for their profits after moves by the year rush around the united states to scrap vaccine peyton's during the pandemic the idea is to increase access and production capacity down hawkins looks at why it's being resisted. just when you thought it was all quiet on a covert vaccine a front a new battle begins it's their job who it's the haves versus the have nots the poor countries

al-jazeera the channel islands. the u.s.says it will stand with ukraine in its defense against what it calls russian aggression secretary of state antony blinken made the pledge showing talks with ukrainian president voted me as a linsky tensions escalated between the neighboring states last month when russia started massing troops at the border. we look to russia to see reckless and aggressive actions will continue to strengthen our security part in close cooperation with you to make sure that ukraine can defend itself against against aggression we're aware that russia is withdrawing some forces from the border of ukraine but we also see that significant forces remain remain there significant remains there for monitoring the situation very very closely. taiwan's indigenous communities are set to find out if they won a court battle involving one of their last remaining traditions hunting for years they've lobbied against restrictions they say are discriminatory and unconstitutional hire out as a story. guided by moonlight pu

al-jazeera the channel islands.the us has begun its withdrawal of troops from afghanistan but us soldiers head home allies are thousands of afghans who work for the american government are at risk their aging washington to prioritize their visa applications to move to the u.s. before it's too late if you go contra for a report from kabul. as you knew she was risking it all when she started working as a contractor for the us government her house has been attacked and she's received many threads her supervisor suggested she apply for a special immigrant visa for herself and her family to safely move to the u.s. that was in 2017 she's still waiting for approval in this country most of the people are not agony even the woman who worked for afghans the worst thing is that the situation is getting worse day by the and has we all know what the taliban will take over the government so what will happen to our lives the main thing which i'm concerned is about myself and my family security who would take this responsibility be

the fishermen on france's northern coast are angry they say all 40 is on the channel island of jersey are ignoring the post brags that trade deal and unfairly limiting access to jersey's waters by restricting boat licenses or adding extra rules if you want particular are no longer allowed to fish dollars so well in jersey seas even though i've been fishing in these waters since 2009 it happened just like that overnight suddenly i received a letter saying you're not allowed that's it you can do what you can use says he's lost nearly 40 percent of his business some colleagues much more as day breaks the scale of the protest of jersey's coast is clear all we've been charging for more than 4 hours the sun has finally come up and he can see around 60 french fishing vessels dotted all across the modern and the player in the distance is a british naval ship. britain and france both sent 2 naval ships a sign of the escalating rally over jersey and u.k. dependency as frustrations ran high some french boats briefly entered the port of st prompting jersey officials to agree to meet the fisherman

al-jazeera the channel islands. u.s.president joe biden's again called on congress to support his 2.3 trillion dollar infrastructure plan speaking in a republican state with a poorly maintained bridge in the background has been visiting louisiana that's the latest stop it is getting america back on track toure is aiming to gather support to upgrade roads bridges and invest more funds and public transport by going plans to raise some of the cash for the scheme by increasing corporate taxes taiwan's indigenous communities are set to find out if they won a court battle involving one of their last remaining traditions hunting for years they've lobbied against restrictions they say are discriminator and unconstitutional reports. guided by moonlight put on tribe head into the mountains as most of tejan city sleeps. hundreds of them are taking part in the mother who died in festival issue ting ceremony an annual celebration honoring both hunter and wild game. for centuries their own sisters hunted for food. they no longer need

for then enter the channel islands for the first part of the night.gland. most other areas becoming dry with clear skies. temperature down towards the bristol channel could capture two or three degrees for some as we start tomorrow. a bright start across much of england, wales, northern ireland. cardiff north of england, eastern scotland. heavier showers into the afternoon with the odd rumble of thunder. more of you will have a dry day tomorrow and it may start to feel a touch warmer across southern and western warmer across southern and western areas warmer across southern and western areas where temperatures around 16 or 17 degrees. we finished the day with heavy showers in the east of scotland and northern england. they will fade away. for a thursday, some based on low cloud to begin with, some cloud will bubble up it will be fairweather clyde. most of us will be dry and it will feel warmer. by thursday we could start to see a few spots about 20 celsius. high pressure is just about holding up this weather front, pressure is just about holding up th

irate their arguments to the channel islands neighbours.— their arguments to the channel islands neighbours islands neighbours. we are very close. they _ islands neighbours. we are very close, they cannot _ islands neighbours. we are very close, they cannot live - islands neighbours. we are very close, they cannot live without i close, they cannot live without france. the jersey are selling close, they cannot live without france. thejersey are selling 80% of their fish in france. thejersey are selling 80% of theirfish in france. so what france. thejersey are selling 80% of their fish in france. so what do they want? they want to sell their fish in france but they don't want us to continue to catch fish in their waters? {lift us to continue to catch fish in their waters?— us to continue to catch fish in their waters? off jersey, as the clouds darkened _ their waters? off jersey, as the clouds darkened and _ their waters? off jersey, as the clouds darkened and the - their waters? off jersey, as the clouds darkened and the rain i their waters? offjersey, as the i clouds darkened and the rain c

the channel islands are sitting there, it is not their fault.people in brussels and london can get their act together. i brussels and london can get their act together-— brussels and london can get their act together. i think definitely now we need to — act together. i think definitely now we need to turn _ act together. i think definitely now we need to turn these _ act together. i think definitely now we need to turn these discussions| we need to turn these discussions into action. it was a reminder that territory measures exist and can be used always as a last resort and favourite discussions and respect and we need to keep rebuilding a strong dialogue withjersey and we need to keep rebuilding a strong dialogue with jersey as and we need to keep rebuilding a strong dialogue withjersey as we always have been going and i realise the wayjersey and normandy and french fishermen use to work on trust, where many topical interest from financial status is to police support. we need to maintain a constructive dialogue which is very important in our hi

britain and france send maritime patrol vessels to the china in our channel island of jersey as their dispute over coast wrecks and fishing rights escalates i'm devon action with the sports of manchester united or into the final of the right place but arsenal miss out at pfizer and biotech that a covert vaccines to a limpia is heading to tokyo but tens of thousands of people in japan signed a petition to have the games canceled. to begin with a push to get covert 19 vaccines to every corner of the globe some of the world's richest countries including the u.s. france and russia have now backed calls to suspend vaccine patents that would help more companies manufacture doses but it won't be easy india and south africa have led the campaign arguing it will help poorer nations vaccinate quicker but pfizer and biotech who developed a vaccine together say a waiver won't boost global stocks any time soon and it ultimately has to be backed by all 164 members of the world trade organization where only one vote against the move will doom it to failure of the european union is expected to discus

france and britain over fishing rights and sparks it both sent navy patrol vessels to the english channel island of jersey at issue new licensing rules that the island imposed french fishermen say those regulations prevent them from operating in the area france said it will not be intimidated dozens of french boats sailed through the area to protest they have not returned to normandy a french minister went as far as threatening to cut off the electricity supply to the islands now under a post that rules french boats need permits from the jersey government to fish in the islands waters natasha butler was among the protesters in jersey earlier in the day. just off to sunrise were joined by dozens of other boats you can see as me there are few tools being said you could see some of those boats behind me on just that but not the way. now all around this area they're all fishing boats tilted around french fishermen processing against what they say is unfair treatment by jersey old doherty's they say that the authorities in jersey are limiting back so as to be able to fish in these waters they say tha

either end of the country, the far north of scotland, the far south—west of england and also the channel islandsistent rain at times. temperatures, again, 1a, 15, 16 degrees. for thursday, a subtle change. it looks like the showers will become focused across england and wales. a little bit drier for northern ireland and especially scotland, but the winds across scotland will be coming down from the north by this stage, bringing a bit of a cool down into northern areas, and that is a sign of things to come. as we move towards the end of the week, our area of low pressure gives up the ghost, really. high pressure tries to build in from the north—west, but this set—up will bring us a northerly wind. i'm not expecting a big, long, cold arctic blast or anything like that, but it is going to feel quite a bit chillier for northern and eastern areas, especially, and there is going to be quite a lot of cloud round on friday, as well. having said that, it should be one of the drier days of the week. temperatures, though, really struggling across northern parts of scotland, the highest values down towards

are live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes we report from the channel islands of jersey french and u.k. warships have been deployed to protest over fishing rights injecting new home a u.s. led to push that could boost production of coronavirus vaccines. and warnings that ice loss in antarctica could be reaching an irreversible tipping point. welcome to the program a former uganda militia leader has been sentenced to 25 years jail for war crimes and crimes against humanity dominic on when became a commander of the lord's resistance army after being abducted by the group as a child he was convicted on 61 counts of the international criminal court in the hague in february a judge says he ordered the killings of civilians and abducted children. in the chambers of you know imprisonment for a period shorter than 25 years could constitute an adequate. proportionate contrast santorini sentence in light of all the relevant circumstances of the present case at the same time such a joint sentence acknowledges dominic i'm going to need personal history and safeguards the p

finishing the day with persistent rain in cornwall and the isles of scilly, spreading into the channel islandsnto france on tuesday night. by wednesday, many of southern and western areas fairly dry, a few showers. more showers and a cool breeze down the east of scotland and eastern parts of england, temperature struggling here. in the west in the sunshine, temperatures creeping up once again. if we lose the area of low pressure from the east and start to bring in a bit of high pressure, it is looking drier on thursday. high pressure not strong enough at this stage to prevent rain arriving into ireland through the day, some will be heavy command on the western fringes of great britain. but most will be dry with sunny spells, feeling warmer, and as i said, a bit more optimism into the bank holiday weekend. most places at least! thank you very much, matt taylor. that's all from the bbc news at one so it's goodbye from me — good afternoon, it's 1.35pm and here's your latest sports news. after becoming golf�*s oldest major winner, phil mickleson will be eyeing another slice of history by becoming

that now, post—brexit, doesn'tapply included the channel islands.. in lots of ways, on the issue of fishing, like so much else post—brexit, we are in uncharted water. post-brexit, we are in uncharted water. w' post-brexit, we are in uncharted water. . ~ post-brexit, we are in uncharted water. ., ~ , ., post-brexit, we are in uncharted water. . ~' , ., , post-brexit, we are in uncharted water. ., ~ , . the headlines on bbc news: french fishing vessels leave jersey after demonstrating over their post—brexit rights. talks were held earlier between jersey and french fishermen. the bank of england predicts the uk economy will enjoy its strongest growth since world war two as lockdown restrictions are lifted. the world of work, post—pandemic — many of the uk's biggest employers tell us there won't be a full time return to the office. the jury in the trial of two police officers accused of the murder and assault of the former aston villa footballer dalian atkinson have been hearing more details about the circumstances leading up to his death. they included

but quite gusty around some of the showers, but the strongest winds for the english channel and channel islands 11. the showers will still be around this evening and well into the night in eastern england before generally failing is that area of low pressure moves away. it is becoming mainly dry after midnight. cloud out to the east, some low cloud and health, with clearer skies in the west. chilly in northern ireland, with some rural spots in single figures. low pressure is on the way out, but still close enough to give us some showers on monday. is that front drifts east, we will start with quite a bit of dry weather, a mixture of cloud and sunny spells, but some heavy and fun race showers migrating east through the day, leaving many western areas dry and sunny by the end of the afternoon and temperatures no higher, and they are not getting higher through the week ahead. on tuesday, some patchy rain, cloud into northern scotland drifting further south, and showers developing elsewhere, and some of the heaviest ones will be in the southern half of england and wales on tuesday. is that which go

dependence in the channel islands and the u.k. at large a slightly different so they're all slightly different rules here in jersey say perhaps they could be some room for negotiation between you for a season jersey and the french fishermen and what the french fishermen to say is that it's well in their hands they hold some calls to you because they say that the fish and the seafood that is fish from jersey waters by journos these fisherman has to be landed. in the e.u. that normally means from so what they're saying is you need us we need you so all we need to do here is abide by the rules were great in this post break the trade deal those rules that they say are not being broken boy talk about livelihoods because many of the fishermen that we've been speaking to today saying that they're losing 3040 up to 80 percent of their livelihood because they're not being able to fish in these waters yeah crazy a lot of anger clearly and a touch of the time being thanks very much an attack about the reporting from just off the coast of jer

channel islands and french fishermen traditionally have worked together pretty well, but that startedts territorial waters. at the weekend it also began to issue licences to french boats. those licenses cover boats that are regularly here, they cover what they can catch, the amount of time that they are in jersey waters, and there was almost immediate pushback from the french communities along the normandy coast, who said, look, this is untenable, we haven't had enough time, there is detail here which is just unacceptable and unworkable. and at a meeting in cherbourg a couple of days ago, they got together with other fishing ports and said, we are going to have to do something here, we are going to stop jersey boats landing, we are going to go and protest injersey, which looks like going ahead, and then we had speech in thejersey french parliament yesterday from the maritime minister saying they may use jersey as a negotiating maritime minister saying they may usejersey as a negotiating tool. as i speak around 70 boats are said to be on their way tojersey. they are going to anchor out

60 french fishing vessels such a blockade jersey's port of st house yea they aim to shock the channel island with a temporary cut off from food supplies they're angry arguing authorities take too long to grant fishing licenses some fisherman say their livelihoods are at stake. we've come today because we've always fished in the waters there and then overnight they take away all of our fishing rights we've had these agreements for a very long time. in paris the minister for maritime affairs had previously threatened to cut off the islands electricity jersey gets 95 percent of its electricity via underwater cables from france which is just 25 kilometers away i don't ask you this up and regarding jersey i remind you of our delivery of electricity along underwater cables and so we have the means and even if it would be regrettable if we had to we would do it would fail the british prime minister has sent 2 warships to the channel island to patrol the area jersey isn't part of the u.k. but london's responsible for its foreign and defense policy france has also responded by sending 2 navy ships to

and gusty winds with the strongest winds overall to be found towards the south of england and channel islandses in the best of the sunshine between 11 and i6 temperatures in the best of the sunshine between 11 and 16 degrees. not too many showers today across the northern half of scotland but even here there could be the odd hefty wanted the afternoon and on into the evening. some of the showers will fade through the night but that is not the end of this unsettled weather story because low pressure will still be close by on monday. the centre below drifting further research may be that the showers can fog across eastern areas in the further west you are there is a decent chance that you won't see too many showers and it may well stay dry for example across parts of northern ireland in western scotland with some spells of sunshine. top temperatures during monday again no great shakes. 12—16 and at the same sort of weather pattern continues throughout the coming week with showers or longer spells of rain, downpours very heavy and possibly thundery. temperatures below normal for the of year thou

and gusty winds with the strongest winds overall to be found towards the south of england and channel islands1 and 16 degrees. of scotland, but even here there could be the odd hefty one in the afternoon and on into the evening. some of the showers will fade through the night but that is not the end of this unsettled weather story because low pressure will still be close by on monday. the centre below drifting further research may be that the showers can fog across eastern areas in the further west you are there is a decent chance that you won't see too many showers and it may well stay dry for example across parts of northern ireland in western scotland with some spells of sunshine. top temperatures during monday again no great shakes. 12—16 and at the same sort of weather pattern continues throughout the coming week with showers or longer spells of rain, downpours very heavy and possibly thundery. temperatures below normal for the of year though there will still be some sunny spells. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at eight: people in areas where the indian variant of cor

top temperatures between 11 and 16 degrees and will be quite windy for southern coast and the channel islandsas we look further ahead through the coming week, it stays very unsettled. longer spells of rain at times, but always with some sunny spells in between. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: a tower block in gaza, housing the offices of the associated press and aljazeera news outlets, has collapsed after being hit by an israeli airstrike. the israeli military said the building housed military assets belonging to hamas. meanwhile in london thousands of pro—palestinian protesters have marched to the gates of the israeli embassy. people in areas where the indian variant of coronavirus is spreading are urged to get a covid vaccination. testing and vaccination are really important measures that we have in the tool box for controlling outbreaks. the tool box for controlling outbreaks. wreath laying services have been held across the uk and around the world — to mark the centenary of the royal british legion. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavi

some hail, some very squally, gusty wind and some particularly strong winds down towards the channel islandso 15 degrees. and as we head in to the start of next week, low pressure will still be close by. that means we will see further showers or longer spells of rain through the week ahead. some of those showers always with the potential to be heavy, possibly thundery. some sunshine in between, but no sign of anything warm on the horizon. this is bbc news. our top stories: palestinian officials say at least seven people, including four children, have been killed in the latest israeli air strike on gaza. and, china makes space history, becoming only the second country to land a rover on mars. a deadlyjourney — more migrants die as they try to reach europe by sea. we have an exclusive report on a dramatic rescue mission. as the countdown continues to the tokyo olympics, fresh concerns over whether the games will actually go ahead. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe.

to 60 french fishing vessels such a blockade jerseys port of st how yea they aim to shock the channel island with a temporary cut off from food supplies they're angry arguing authorities take too long to grant fishing licenses something humans say their livelihoods are at stake . we've come today because we've always fished in the waters there and then overnight they take away all of our fishing rights we've had these agreements for a very long time. in paris the minister for maritime affairs had previously threatened to cut off the islands electricity jersey gets 95 percent of its electricity via underwater cables from france which is just 25 kilometers away i don't see can see on television up and regarding jersey i remind you of our delivery of electricity along underwater cables and so we have the means and even if it would be regrettable if we had to we would do it would fail the british prime minister has sent 2 warships to the channel island to patrol the area jersey isn't part of the u.k. but london's responsible for its foreign and defense policy france has also responded by sending

it is towards the south—west and will be for a few hours across the channel island with a few livelyhowers across scotland and northern england fading but then more rain returning. 0ne and northern england fading but then more rain returning. one or two isolated showers further south but still a pretty chilly night across from southern areas and rural areas of south—west wales and south—west england on the south east midlands down by about two or three degrees. at a bright start to the day and one or two showers in northern ireland, clouding over the midlands and east anglia later with outbreaks of rain and it will be a damp start for scotland and northern england as it brightens up, the outbreaks of rain could turn heavy and thundery. a cool breeze blowing down the eastern coast to keep things distinctly chilly. lighterwinds, more chilly. lighter winds, more sunshine, chilly. lighterwinds, more sunshine, and temperatures creeping up sunshine, and temperatures creeping up to about 16 or 18 degrees. we finished the day with a few showers and thunderstorms across southern england, and

the strongest winds overall will be found down towards the south of england and the channel islands, the sunshine between 11—16 degrees. not too many showers through the day across the northern half of scotland, but even here, there could be the odd hefty one through the late afternoon and on into the evening. some of the showers will fade through the night, but that is not the end of this unsettled weather story because low pressure will still be close by on monday. the centre of the low drifting a little further east, so it may be that the showers become focused across eastern areas. further west you are, there is a decent chance that you won't see too many showers. it could well stay dry, for example, across parts of northern ireland and western scotland with some spells of sunshine. top temperatures during monday, again, no great shakes —12—16 degrees. and the same sort of weather pattern continues throughout the coming week with showers or longer spells of rain, some of the downpours very heavy, possibly thundery. temperatures below normal for the time of year, but there will st

wednesday evening, after some rain in the channel islands, it clears to northern france, low—pressureo the east of us are eastern parts of scotland and england will be the focus for showers, some of them heavy and thundery. southern and western areas, fewer showers, largely dry and temperature starting to creep up. they will creep up further through thursday, friday and into the bank holiday weekend. not a completely dry picture by any stretch of the imagination but more in a way of dry weather, temperature is far from in a way of dry weather, temperature is farfrom a in a way of dry weather, temperature is far from a heatwave but at the moment, i will take it. something to look forward to. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. and, on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programme: rolling back the years, phil mickelson makes history at 50 by becoming the oldest man to win a major. targeting champions league glory — phil foden talks to us about a special season at mancheste

towards the channel islands, little area of low pressure here will bring outbreaks of rain through thenoon, and there is a chance that this lowjust moves a little bit further northwards. if that happens it would threaten to bring some rain in across southern counties of englund. so that is one to watch through wednesday afternoon. by the time we get to thursday, it's a familiar —looking weather charge, really, isn't it? showers, even some longer outbreaks of rain across england and wales, scotland and northern ireland, thunderstorms build particularly through the afternoon. but where we see the sunshine come again, like recent days it won't feel bad. the winds stay quite late, and temperatures a much what we've had over recent days, 14—16 celsius. right he sees one area of low—pressure ease away, but into the weekend, another low—pressure just eases straight back in off the atlantic, and that in many respects but a straight back to square one with the unsettled weather, the showery weather continuing through the weekend and write the way into next week as well. that's your forecast. he

and it will be generally quite windy for southern coasts of england and the channel islands., and in any sunshine, it won't feel too bad with highs of 15 or 16 degrees, although these temperatures are below par for this time of year. many of the showers will fade during sunday night into the early hours of monday, but some will continue. there'll be some patches of cloud, some clear spells as well. temperatures could get down to around 4,5 or 6 degrees. i think we should just about avoid a frost monday morning. for monday, low pressure will still be in charge. not quite centred on top of us by this stage, and thunderstorms. many places will be off to a dry start with some sunny spells, but there showers will become increasingly widespread through the morning and into the afternoon. again, some will be heavy with the potential for hail and thunder. it may well be that some western areas start to dry out a little bit with fewer showers by the end of the afternoon. temperatures again between 13 and 16 degrees. and as we head deeper into the week, the weather remains very fickle,

so you know we should concentrate look at it but on the scene we can send some gunboats to the channel islands to deal with a minor skirmish that wasn't concentrating on the recovery that was idiotic diversion from bottles johnson and so on we in scotland are quite confident that if we get to ask people we will it but as johnson gave us a phone stop is asking the minute the people who answer that question get to answer the question i'm very confident who vote for solution depends but the the question didn't they just some years ago and said they wanted to stay in the union things have changed of course but do you just keep having referendum every few years until you get your way. and if that happens doesn't not end up being fair again the opposite way they can vote in a couple of years to leave. scotland that is independent you know what i'm saying that that if you haven't been asking it's not a really for thing for the other side there's it's not a it's not an equality is about well to do things or the people decide when we're going to put in the people of this election should. that should ha

around 50 french fishing boats spend the day blockading i harbor on the channel island of jersey.hey were protesting against post brexit fishing rules, which the french say unfairly restricted they -- the ability of their vessels to work in waters controlled by the u.k.. the protest ended without incident. >>french fishermen and women pour intthe harbor blocking any lge ship from leang. they are angry. jersey is a self governing british dependency and has become the epicenter for the disagreement over post brexit fishing rights. the island is closer to france than the u.k.. french both use to fish in the surrounding waters. -- french boats used to fish in the surrounding waters. >>we have always fished here. overnight, they take away all of our fishing rights. these are agreements we have had for a very long time. but now, they must apply for a permit from the jersey government. they say the processes unfairly restrict them. -- they say the process is unfaly restricting. >>we should have had licenses to fish as we wished without restrictions on species. >>u.k. authorities have pus

and it will be generally quite windy for southern coasts of england and the channel islands.owers and stay dry, and in any sunshine, it won't feel too bad with highs of 15 or 16 degrees, although these temperatures are below par for this time of year. many of the showers will fade during sunday night into the early hours of monday, but some will continue. there'll be some patches of cloud, some clear spells as well. temperatures could get down to around 4, 5 or 6 degrees. i think we should just about avoid a frost monday morning. for monday, low pressure will still be in charge. not quite centred on top of us by this stage, but still close enough to bring further showers and thunderstorms. many places will be off to a dry start with some sunny spells, but there showers will become increasingly widespread through the morning and into the afternoon. again, some will be heavy with the potential for hail and thunder. it may well be that some western areas start to dry out a little bit with fewer showers by the end of the afternoon. temperatures again between 13 and 16 degrees. an

both sent navy patrol vessels to the english channel island of jersey at issue new licensing rules that the islands imposed french fishermen say those regulations prevent them from operating in the area and francaise it will not be intimidated dozens of french boats sail to the area to protest they've now richer and so normandy a french minister once as far as threatening to cut off the electricity supply to the island under post that rules french boats need permits from the jersey government to fish in the islands waters natasha butler was among the protesters in jersey earlier in the day. just off to sunrise were joined by dozens of other boats you can see use me there are few tools being said you could not see some of those boats behind me on just that not the way. now all around this area there are all fishing boats tilted around french fishermen processing against what they say is unfair treatment by jersey old doherty's they say that the authorities in jersey are limiting back so as to be able to fish in these waters they say that they've been fishing it for decades generations be

afternoon and into the evening it spreads its way into the evening it spreads its way into the channel islandse end of the week looks drier and warmer. good news at last. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. eu leaders are meeting to discuss sanctions against belarus after it intercepts a flight carrying a dissidentjournalist and arrests him. that would be a very strong answer, because it is outrageous behaviour and lukashenko's regime have to understand that this will have severe consequences. belarus forced the ryanair flight to land in its own capital minsk — claiming a bomb threat which turned out to be fake. and there's concern about its target — a critic of the belarussian president. translation: when you find out that your son has been _ seized in such a vile, terrorist manner and they say "we will put him away for a long time, and he will even get the death penalty", that's really hard.

around 50 french french fishing boats spent the day blockading a harbor in the on the channel island of jersey and they were protesting our progress at fishing rolls which the french say unfairly could restrict the ability of their vessels to work in waters controlled by the u.k. british or french patrol ships monitor the protests but it ended without incident. french fishermen and women pour into st tele air harbor blocking any large ship from leaving their angry the island of jersey is a self-governing british crime dependency and has become the epicenter for the disagreement over post breck's at fishing rights the island is closer to france than it is to u.k. and many french boats used to fish in the surrounding waters. where do we come today because we have always fished in these waters we've always fished here and then over night they take away all our fishing rights. these are agreements we've had for a very long time. but now they must apply for a parent from the government they say the process is unfairly restricting. that doctors were not happy with the licensing restriction

this feature will bring wet weather to the channel islands.wers will get going. the odd heavy want around. could see more cloud and cherry rain across the northern half of scotland where temperatures will be around 10 degrees. 0therwise temperatures will be around 10 degrees. otherwise for most ia to 17 celsius without that ran across the south will spill its way northward across wednesday night and threw well in the midlands. further north to we will see clear spells it will state rather cloudy across northern scotland. for most it will be a frost free night. we do it all again on thursday. it's another one of sunshine and showers. perhaps fewer showers on friday with more in the way of cloud around.

some hail, some very squally, gusty wind and some particularly strong winds down towards the channel islands par, 11 to 15 degrees. and as we head in to the start of next week, low pressure will still be close by. that means we will see further showers or longer spells of rain through the week ahead. some of those showers always with the potential to be heavy, possibly thundery. some sunshine in between, but no sign of anything warm on the horizon. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: a warning from the prime minister — the spread of the indian variant could jeopardise plans to end lockdown restrictions in england in june. i have to level with you that this new variant could pose a serious disruption to our progress, and could make it more difficult to move to step four injune. the wait for a second vaccine is to be cut from 12 to 8 weeks for the over—50s and clinically vulnerable. the military�*s been drafted in

the channel islands, an area of low pressure will bring rain and there is a chance that the low could be further north, and if it happens we might see some of the rain working into the south of england as well. by into the south of england as well. by thursday, we have a familiar look to our weather picture. again, sunshine and showers developing although there will probably be some longer outbreaks of rain for some across parts of finland and wales. temperatures have not changed much either, —— ireland and wales. in the may sunshine it will still feel pretty pleasant. the area of low pressure will finally ease away later in the week but will be replaced by another into the weekend and that puts us right back to square one with showers through the forecast as we go through the weekend and lasting well into next weekend and lasting well into next week as well. a reminder of our top story. a coroner ruled that tend entirely innocent people were killed in belfast half a century ago. nine of them shot by british soldiers. among those killed a catholic priest helping the wounded and a moth

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around 50 french fishing boat spent the day blockading on the channel island of jersey they were protesting against a post brett said fishing rules which the french say unfairly restrict the ability of their vessels to work in waters controlled by the u.k. british and french patrol ships monitored the protest which ended without incident . french fishermen and women pour into st tele air harbor blocking any large ship from leaving their angry the island of jersey is a self-governing british crime dependency and has become the epicenter for the disagreement over post banks at fishing rights the island is closer to france than it is to u.k. and many french boats used to fish in the surrounding waters. we are who we. were to we come today because we have always fished in these waters we've always fished here and then over night they take away all our fishing rights. these are agreements we've had for a very long time. but now they must apply for a pair met from the jersey government they say the process is unfairly restricting . what they're going to that we're not happy with the licensing res

stories making headlines britain and france sent navy and coastal patrol ships to waters near the channel island of jersey is that as tensions rose over post breaks in fishing rights. 50 french fishing boats sailed in a fertility jersey francaise the new rules unfairly restrict their ability to fish in the u.k. waters. german chancellor angela merkel is among those speaking at the virtual global climate summit petersburg dialogue is being co-hosted this year but the united kingdom is focused on gaining greater commitment to curbing greenhouse gases india reported a stunning 412000 new covert 900 cases in almost 4000 deaths on thursday setting records for both the country has been overwhelmed by shortages in lifesaving supplies the demand for medical oxygen has jumped 7 fold since last month the surgeon fictions has coincided with a huge drop in vaccinations because of supply and delivery issues india is pushing for a waiver for protection for corona virus vaccines just like u.s. president biden to help make them available to more people more quickly. let's go to india now i'm joined by we need a