through the afternoon the channel islands should see plenty of sunshine and we will sleep sunday spellsengland and is as well. the odd row shower for southwest england, wales and the west midlands but those should be fairly light. 17 degrees there in liverpool and we will see some showers across northern ireland and these outbreaks of rain drifting north eastwards across scotland though the far north he should hold on to something a little brighter, albeit with just the odd shower and as we go through saturday night, this rank continues to journey across the northern half of scotland we will start to introduce a lot of misted market low cloud around some western coasts and heels. for sunday western coasts and heels. for sunday we will be between these two weather fronts with a warm front here and a cold front here and in between a range of human error bringing a lot of missed an american low cloud but also bringing us some higher temperatures on sunday, especially down towards the southeast corner. so sunday's details will break a lot of low cloud as the and five are coasts and heels up

so take a look at those storms — when they first developed across the channel islands, and in the first is they'll work in probably around hampshire, sussex, surrey, greater london, moving into east anglia. they could bring some localised flash flooding — 25 millimetres of rain in some of them falling in just one hour. some large hail is a possibility, as well as some very strong gusts of wind locally. eventually it will become drier and quieter — and temperatures, as we start thursday morning, around 10—14 celsius, so it is going to be mild. now, there could be an odd shower left over across the far southeast of england, but otherwise, largely fine morning with spells of sunshine. there'll be a bit of high cloud in the sky, that'll make the sunshine a little hazy at times. and through the afternoon, could see a few passing showers for northern ireland and northwest scotland, but even here, not many. most of you feeling warm in the sunshine — i9 celsius in aberdeen, 23 towards london and southeast england. it won't be quite so warm, though, on friday — the wind'll pick up, and we've got

but it's these big storms that went up across the channel islands — in the first hour that they existedx, probably hampshire, surrey, greater london and east anglia. there could be some flash flooding, large hail, and gusty winds from those storms as they work their way through. eventually, most of them will clear, and we'll start thursday on a mild note — temperatures 10—14 celsius, with just a chance for an odd shower in the southeast. otherwise, it's a bright start to the day with sunny spells. sunshine a little bit hazy at times, a few showers for the northwest of scotland and northern ireland, but many of you stay fine. and it'll feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine. welcome to bbc news. i'm chris rogers. our top stories: a 21—year—old russian soldier pleads guilty to shooting dead an unarmed ukrainian civilian in the first war crimes trial of the conflict. 0n patrol with the afghan vice and virtue inspectors as they enforce the taliban's strict rules on how women should appear in public. as india and pakistan face blistering temperatures of 50 degrees celsius, experts warn such he

this low spinning to the south threatens to throw some showers across the channel islands and into southernead through the weekend. it should often be dry and where we see some sunshine, it will feel relatively warm. this is bbc news, with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. to ban or not to ban? after weeks of a united front on russian oil, is the eu prepared to concede to get a deal over the line? more than 30,000 people face disruption to their half—term travel plans over the next week. how are the airlines coping with the pick—up in demand? it may be the beautiful game, but it is also about money. big money! we speak to a football finance expert.

the channel islands should see plenty of sunshine, and we will see sunny spells across much of englandees for liverpool. we will see some showers across northern ireland and these outbreaks of rain drifting northeastward. the far northeast should hold onto something a little brighter, albeit with just the odd shower. as you go through saturday night, this rain continues to journey across the northern half of scotland. we will start to introduce a lot of mist and murk and low cloud around some western coast and hills. for sunday, we will be between these weather fronts. for sunday, we will be between these weatherfronts. a for sunday, we will be between these weather fronts. a warm front here, a cold front here, and in between a wedge of humid air. bringing us some higher temperatures on sunday. especially down towards the southeast. sunday's weather details will bring a lot of low cloud, mist and fog for coast and hills out towards the west and the onslaught of rain. heavier burst of rain likely to push into northwest scotland and maybe northern ireland. further south and east, the bes

so take a look at those storms — when they first developed across the channel islands, and in the firstse storms here. now, what'll happen over the next several hours is they'll work in probably around hampshire, sussex, surrey, greater london, moving into east anglia. they could bring some localised flash flooding — 25 millimetres of rain in some of them falling injust one hour. some large hail is a possibility, as well as some very strong gusts of wind locally. eventually it will become drier and quieter — and temperatures, as we start thursday morning, around 10—14 celsius, so it is going to be mild. now, there could be an odd shower left over across the far southeast of england, but otherwise, largely fine morning with spells of sunshine. there'll be a bit of high cloud in the sky, that'll make the sunshine a little hazy at times. and through the afternoon, could see a few passing showers for northern ireland and northwest scotland, but even here, not many. most of you feeling warm in the sunshine — 19 celsius in aberdeen, 23 towards london and southeast england. it won't be quite s

so take a look at those storms — when they first developed across the channel islands, and in the firstt'll happen over the next several hours is they'll work in probably around hampshire, sussex, surrey, greater london, moving into east anglia. they could bring some localised flash flooding — 25 millimetres of rain in some of them falling injust one hour. some large hail is a possibility, as well as some very strong gusts of wind locally. eventually it will become drier and quieter — and temperatures, as we start thursday morning, around 10—14 celsius, so it is going to be mild. now, there could be an odd shower left over across the far southeast of england, but otherwise, largely fine morning with spells of sunshine. there'll be a bit of high cloud in the sky, that'll make the sunshine a little hazy at times. and through the afternoon, could see a few passing showers for northern ireland and northwest scotland, but even here, not many. most of you feeling warm in the sunshine — 19 celsius in aberdeen, 23 towards london and southeast england. it won't be quite so warm, though, on frida

this low spinning to the south threatens to throw some showers across the channel islands and into southern it should often be dry and where we see some sunshine, it will feel relatively warm. this is bbc news, the headlines: president biden and the first lady have visited uvalde in texas, to meet families who lost children in last week's school shooting. mr biden paid his respects by a memorial site at the robb elementary school. the justice department has announced it will investigate police delays in confronting the gunman. president zelensky has visited the frontline in eastern ukraine for the first time since russia invaded. after witnessing the devastation in the city of kharkiv, he greeted frontline troops. tens of thousands of people have marched through jerusalem's muslim quarter, on an annual parade organised by nationalist jewish israelis. some made their way through the narrow alleys

in the afternoon, the channel islands see plenty of sunshine.the west midlands, they should be fairly light. temperatures 17 in liverpool. some showers across northern ireland, and rain drifting north—east across scotland. the far north east should hold on to something brighter, albeit with the odd shower. saturday night, the rain continues across the northern half of scotland. a lot of mist and merck and low cloud around western coasts and low cloud around western coasts and hills. some day, between the two weather fronts, and hills. some day, between the two weatherfronts, a and hills. some day, between the two weather fronts, a warm front here, a cold front here, and in between, a widdle humid air bringing mist and merck and low cloud, but also some higher temperatures on sunday, especially down to the south—east corner. sunday, a lot of low cloud and mist and fog towards the west and mist and fog towards the west and the odd spot of rain. heavy rain likely into north—west scotland, and maybe northern ireland later in the day. the south and e

this low, spinning to the south, threatens to throw some showers across the channel islands, and intoe of a few showers as we head through the weekend. it should often be dry, and where we see some sunshine, it will feel relatively warm. this is bbc news — i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden visits texas to meet grieving families, after last week's school shooting. the justice department will investigate police delays in confronting the gunman. a first visit to the front line since russia invaded — president zelenskyy visits and decorates troops in eastern ukraine as intense fighting continues in the region. translation: i'm greatly honoured to be here. - i want to thank each one of you for your great service, for risking your life for our sake, for the sake of our country. heightened tensions injerusalem — with thousands

this low spinning to the south threatens to throw some showers across the channel islands and into southernough the weekend. it should often be dry, and where we see some sunshine, it will feel relatively warm. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and writerjemma forte and also the journalist and broadcaster caroline frost. hello again. quick canter through the front pages. the anger of fans caught up in the chaos around liverpool's champions league final makes the lead in the daily mirror. and an image of a tearful young liverpool fan dominates

this low, spinning to the south, threatens to throw some showers across the channel islands and intoe of a few showers as we head through the weekend. it should often be dry, and where we see some sunshine, it will feel relatively warm. delved this is bbc news — i'm david eades with the latest this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. hello. welcome to the media show. we will talk about partygate in this edition because the investigation into what happened in downing street during various lockdowns is now out. the prime minister has been responding. the media of course is covering it and we will explore the role the media has played in the story from its beginnings in early december all the way through to this week of the

that could introduce some showers to sunday, certainly across the channel islands, but may be into southernotland, some parts of not trusting and wales. elsewhere, spells of sunshine and typed temperatures between 16 and typed temperatures between 16 and 22 celsius. goodbye for now. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former pensions minister, lady ros altmann, and dan sabbagh, who is the defence and security editor at the guardian. hello both, we'll chat to both in just a hello both, we'll chat to both in 'us. ., ., �* hello both, we'll chat to both in iusi ., ., i , hello both, we'll chat to both in 'usi ., ., �* , �* , ., just a moment. but first, let's have a look at the _ just a moment. but first, let's have a look at the front _ just a moment. but first, let's have a look at the front pages _ just a moment. but first, let's have a look at the front pages and - just a moment. but first, let's have a look at the front pages and see i a look at the front pages and see what's happening. the guardian reports on the results o

this low spinning to the south threatens to throw some showers across the channel islands and into southern, and where we see some sunshine, it will feel relatively warm. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i am karishma vaswani. the headlines. president biden visits uvalde to visit the families of those killed in the latest schoolchildren as parents prepared to their children. president zelenskyy visits the frontline in eastern ukraine for the first time since russia invaded as intense fighting continues in the region. translation: i'm greatly honoured to be here. - i want to thank each one of you for your great service, for risking your life for our sake, for the sake of our country. glory to ukraine. north korea says it's covid—19 out is stabilising as pandemic restrictions apparently ease in the capital pyongyang.

in the afternoon the channel islands should see sunshine and we will see sun across england and walesth rain drifting northeast across scotland. the fire northeast should hold onto something brighter with just the odd showers. saturday night the rain willjourney across the northern half of scotland. we will introduce a lot of mist and low cloud around some western coasts and heels. sunday we will be between the weather fronts here and a cold front here and in between a wedge of humid air bringing a lust of low cloud but bringing a lust of low cloud but bringing us some high temperatures on sunday especially down towards the south—east corner. sunday�*s later details will bring low cloud and mist and fog for a coast and heels towards the west and a spot of rain with some heavy bursts of rain pushing to northwest scotland and northern ireland later in the day. south and east the best of the sunshine and the highest of the temperatures with 20 degrees with 20 -- 23 the temperatures with 20 degrees with 20 —— 23 the top temperature in london. cooler to start a new week with rain at times

this low spinning to the south threatens to throw some showers across the channel islands and into southern some sunshine, it will feel relatively warm. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm david eades. our top stories. president biden visits texas to meet grieving families after last week's school shooting. thejustice department says it will investigate police delays in confronting the gunman. a first visit to the front line since russia invaded — president zelensky visits and decorates troops in eastern ukraine as intense fighting continues in the region. translation: i'm greatly honoured to be here. - i want to thank each one of you for your great service, for risking your life for our sake, for the sake of our country. heightened tensions injerusalem — with thousands of israeli jewish nationalists marching through the old city's muslim quarter.

this low spinning to the south threatens to throw some showers across the channel islands and into southern, it will feel relatively warm. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president biden meets parents who lost children in the mass shooting at a primary school in texas. thejustice department says it will investigate police delays in confronting the gunman. a first visit to the front line since russia invaded. president zelensky visits troops in eastern ukraine as intense fighting continues in the region. translation: i'm greatly honoured to be here. - i want to thank each one of you for your great service, for risking your life for our sake, for the sake of our country. the nepalese army says it's located the wreckage of a passenger plane that went missing on sunday with 22 people on board. and heightened tensions injerusalem — with thousands of israeli jewish nationalists

this low spinning to the south threatens to throw some showers across the channel islands and into southerne head through the weekend. it should often be dry, and where we see some sunshine, it will feel relatively warm. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk from washington. i'm stephen sackur. the received political wisdom here is that economic issues pretty much decide elections, and that may be true in this midterm election year because of a dramatic spike in the cost of living. and yet, there is a sense here that right now, values and culture are at the centre of the political argument.

often cloudy, cooler in places, nice when the sun comes out, the best of which is across the channel islandsscotland and northern ireland, chilly night and they could see frost in one or two sheltered valleys but for most of us it's a cool start on tuesday. the cloud in place across much of england and wales, here showers are likely, we see showers in the far north—western fringes of scotland pushing into northern ireland later but some parts of western scotland, drier and brighter, warmer in the sunshine, cool in the east but turning warmer and drier later this week. hello. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh and these are the headlines... a bbc news investigation learns that police officers are slower to attend the most urgent emergencies compared to six years ago and the number of crimes being solved has fallen too. an emergency meeting in paris as the uk calls for an investigation into the treatment of liverpool fans at saturday's champions league final. as the cost of living crisis causes real hardship for many we wait for new data which could showjust how much more expensive every day

through the afternoon, the channel islands should see plenty of sunshine and we will see sunny spellshower across england and wales. temperatures, 17 degrees for liverpool. we will see showers across northern ireland and outbreaks of rain drifting eastwards across scotland although the far north—east should hold on to something little brighter, albeit with just the odd shower. saturday night, rain goes across northern scotland, and they will be missed in murk and low cloud around western coasts and hills. sunday will be between two weather fronts, a warm front here, confront here, there'll be lots of mist and murk and low cloud and higher temperatures on sunday, especially towards the south—east corner. sunday is whether details will bring a lot of low cloud, mist and fog out towards the west and the odd spot of rain, heavy bursts of rain likely to push into north—west scotland and northern ireland later in the day. and south, the best of the sunshine, 20 degrees in power, 23 —— 23 degrees in london. coolerto in power, 23 —— 23 degrees in london. cooler to start the new week, it turns

this low spinning to the south threatens to throw some showers across the channel islands and into southernshould often be dry and where we see some sunshine, it will feel relatively warm. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today: an emergency meeting in paris as the uk calls for an investigation into the treatment of liverpool fans at the champions league final. president biden meets grieving families in texas amid anger at the slow police response to last week's school shooting in which 19 children and two teachers died. nottingham forest return to the premier league. after 23 years away, the two—time european champions are back in the top flight of english football after beating huddersfield at wembley. and ahead of the platinum jubilee, we get a tour of the queen's floating palace — the royal yacht britannia.

these storms are starting to pop near the channel islands, they are drawn northwards and we are likely give you 25 millimetres of rain, the risk of localised flooding and we might even see a final crowd. overnight clearing eastwards, clearing skies, the weather coming down, less chance of disrupted sleet from sunday during the second half of the night. a fine start to the date for most others tomorrow, there could be an shower and there will be showers across scotland and northern ireland but for the majority into stride with warm spells of sunshine. temperatures in the height teams to low 20s, feeling warm, winds pretty light. further change through friday, low—pressure flexing its muscles, a weather front from the

they first developed across the channel islands, and in the first hour that they'd already existed, theregreater london, moving into east anglia. they could bring some localised flash flooding — 25 millimetres of rain in some of them falling injust one hour. some large hail is a possibility, as well as some very strong gusts of wind, locally. eventually it will become drier and quieter, and temperatures, as we start thursday morning, around 10—14 celsius, so it is going to be mild. now, there could be an odd shower left over across the far southeast of england, but otherwise, a largely fine morning, with spells of sunshine. there'll be a bit of high cloud in the sky, that'll make the sunshine a little hazy at times, and through the afternoon, we could see a few passing showers for northern ireland and northwest scotland, but even here, not many. most of you feeling warm in the sunshine — 19 celsius in aberdeen, 23 towards london and southeast england. it won't be quite so warm, though, on friday. the wind'll pick up, and we've got this band of rain that'll be pushing its way eastwards off

they first developed across the channel islands, and in the first hour that they existed, there had alreadysurrey, greater london, moving into east anglia. they could bring some localised flash flooding — 25 millimetres of rain in some of them falling injust one hour. some large hail is a possibility, as well as some very strong gusts of wind, locally. eventually it will become drier and quieter, and temperatures, as we start thursday morning, around 10—1a celsius, so it is going to be mild. now, there could be an odd shower left over across the far southeast of england, but otherwise, a largely fine morning, with spells of sunshine. there'll be a bit of high cloud in the sky, that'll make the sunshine a little hazy at times, and through the afternoon, we could see a few passing showers for northern ireland and northwest scotland, but even here, not many. most of you feeling warm in the sunshine — 19 celsius in aberdeen, 23 towards london and southeast england. it won't be quite so warm, though, on friday. the wind'll pick up, and we've got this band of rain that's going to be pushing its w

we travel to jersey, the channel island and renown tax haven. tens of thousands of offshore companies registered here. john christenson is from here and was an economic advisor to the government. he then founded the tax justice network, which aims to shut down tax havens, lead rental secrecy, and ext is basically a whiff, ranking, the way in which countries and naval law clubs, ultra high net wealthy individuals and high net high wealthy individuals to hide wealth of shore clearly, reports being used as an important part of offshore wealth management. clearly a lot of wealth is being shifted to free ports. and clearly it belongs in any index which tries to, to understand the ways in which countries like luxembourg or singapore, or switzerland, or deliberately and knowingly creating this optional space. well, very wealthy people can hide it's obvious to him how free ports of really being used while it is true that all taxes payable, once the goods leave storage, many countries may have deliberately left loopholes to attract the money of the super rich. who's. so look, here we have a ve

so take a look at those storms — when they first developed across the channel islands, and in the firster 10,000 lightning strikes, these storms here. now, what'll happen over the next several hours is they'll work in probably around hampshire, sussex, surrey, greater london, moving into east anglia. they could bring some localised flash flooding — 25 millimetres of rain in some of them falling injust one hour. some large hail is a possibility, as well as some very strong gusts of wind locally. eventually it will become drier and quieter — and temperatures, as we start thursday morning, around 10—14 celsius, so it is going to be mild. now, there could be an odd shower left over across the far southeast of england, but otherwise, largely fine morning with spells of sunshine. there'll be a bit of high cloud in the sky, that'll make the sunshine a little hazy at times. and through the afternoon, could see a few passing showers for northern ireland and northwest scotland, but even here, not many. most of you feeling warm in the sunshine — 19 celsius in aberdeen, 23 towards london and southe

this low spinning to the south threatens to throw some showers across the channel islands and into southernshooting, as parents there prepare to bury their children. president zelensky visits the front line in eastern ukraine for the first time since russia invaded, as intense fighting continues in the region. the uk government says it's "very concerned" about french police firing tear gas and pepper spray at liverpool fans on saturday night's champions league final in paris. and tributes are being paid to one of the greatest jockeys of all time, lester piggott, who's died at 86.

they first developed across the channel islands, and in the first hour that they existed, there had already around hampshire, sussex, surrey, greater london, moving into east anglia. they could bring some localised flash flooding — 25 millimetres of rain in some of them falling injust one hour. some large hail is a possibility, as well as some very strong gusts of wind, locally. eventually it will become drier and quieter, and temperatures, as we start thursday morning, around 10—14 celsius, so it is going to be mild. now, there could be an odd shower left over across the far southeast of england, but otherwise, a largely fine morning, with spells of sunshine. there'll be a bit of high cloud in the sky, that'll make the sunshine a little hazy at times, and through the afternoon, we could see a few passing showers for northern ireland and northwest scotland, but even here, not many. most of you feeling warm in the sunshine — 19 celsius in aberdeen, 23 towards london and southeast england. it won't be quite so warm, though, on friday. the wind'll pick up, and we've got this band of rain that'

channel islands, beautiful sunshine, sunny spells and patchy cloud across much of england and wales.r two showers possibly across the south—west of england, the midlands. they should be pretty light showers. high teens or 20 celsius. northern ireland seen some showers into the afternoon, 15 for belfast. this rain pushes into western parts of scotland. north—east scotland should see some spells of sunshine and temperatures in aberdeen around 17 degrees. as we head into saturday night, we will see that rain pushing across the north—west of scotland. a lot of cloud starting to develop some coasts and hills out towards the west, between these two weather fronts. a wedge of rather humid air, bringing a lot of cloud, some missed and murk in places, but some slightly warmer weather wafting up from the south for sunday, particularly across the south—east corner. a lot of cloud to start the day across and western parts. some spots of patchy rain and drizzle. we will see some heavy rain getting into western scotland and parts of northern ireland. the best of the sunshine on sunday will be foun

that could introduce some showers through sunday, certainly across the channel islands, but maybe intoformula shortage in the us. and coming up, we'll explain the �*nokia gate' scandal, which has landed the dutch prime minister in hot water. tonight with the context, stephanie rawlings blake, former mayor of baltimore, and lord peter ricketts, former uk national security advisor. the stocks are tumbling, prices are rising, and the anxiety on global markets is boiling. the dow dropped nearly 1200 points yesterday the worst day sincejune 2020, and they are down again today. similar picture in london, paris and frankfurt. the steep falls on us markets, followed a profit warning from the retail chain target. the retail giant said high fuel and freight costs had cut profits in half compared to the same quarter last year. walmart, similar story, and if those guys are finding tough, and if those guys are finding it tough, with all their economies of scale, then what is happening to the smaller companies? the markets hate uncertainty and there's plenty of that around — covid outbreaks in asia

— still lingering around the channel islands. tern scotland is not that long ago. shower clouds around _ not that long ago. shower clouds around and a bit of the north—south split. _ around and a bit of the north—south split, staying dry and sunny across southern _ split, staying dry and sunny across southern areas but still show is to come _ southern areas but still show is to come in _ southern areas but still show is to come in the — southern areas but still show is to come in the north. this is where the showers _ come in the north. this is where the showers are, — come in the north. this is where the showers are, western and northern scotland _ showers are, western and northern scotland especially. the odd one into northern ireland. away from that a _ into northern ireland. away from that a dry— into northern ireland. away from that a dry site for england and wales, — that a dry site for england and wales, patchy cloud and drizzle in the channel islands which were clear and then— the channel islands which were clear and then

these storms are starting to pop near the channel islands, they are drawn northwards and we are likely to have to mention downpours overnight. across central and southern england, the south—east and southern england, the south—east and east anglia some temples can give you 25 millimetres of rain, the risk of localised flooding and we might even see a final crowd. overnight clearing eastwards, clearing skies, the weather coming down, less chance of disrupted sleet from sunday during the second half of the night. a fine start to the date for most others tomorrow, there could be an shower and there will be showers across scotland and northern ireland but for the majority into stride with warm spells of sunshine. temperatures in the height teams to low 20s, feeling warm, winds pretty light. further change through friday, low—pressure flexing its muscles, a weather front from the west is accompanied by increasingly risk winds. you will have to watch out for big storms quite close to the south—east, they could edge in from europe. sunny spells but overall cloudier and brazier and temperature

the channel islands may be dry with sunny spells throughout. often, showers die away towards the end of the day. not for england and wales, some will continue all night. turning drier scotland and northern ireland, though rain heading into the western isles. temperatures falling into single figures and they will be a few spots in north—east scotland that are close to freezing as we start the day tomorrow. teased by a few early sunny spells, club building as she was breaking out during the day and the eastern areas will be seeing the heaviest ones with thunder and hail possible. in northern ireland, longer spells of rain moving in here. temperatures may be a degree also higher. you will notice that more in wales and southern england additive becomes mainly dry and sunny intervening. northern ireland seen the rain later in the evening and a push is on towards wales and north—west england. bank holiday thursday and friday, high—pressure moving in. there will still be a chance of showers and into the weekend, low—pressure to the south bringing in t

the channel islands staying dry with sunny spells.thern england, mainly dry by the end of the day. new research shows police are taking longer to get to the scene of emergencies and that fewer crimes are being solved. forces in england and wales took an average of three minutes longer to arrive at serious offences than six years ago. i've reported it, nothing came of it, that was it. it's my kids, it's my home, everything, gone. i've got nothing at alt _ the government says it is committed to improving the speed of police responses. we'll be analysing what the figures mean. also this lunchtime... after thousands of liverpool fans were teargassed at the champions league final, the french government has blamed what it called "industrial scale ticket fraud". russian forces are advancing on the centre of the key city of severodonetsk in the eastern donbas.

so take a look at those storms — when they first developed across the channel islands, and in the firstge hail is a possibility, as well as some very strong gusts of wind locally. eventually it will become drier and quieter — and temperatures, as we start thursday morning, around 10—14 celsius, so it is going to be mild. now, there could be an odd shower left over across the far southeast of england, but otherwise, largely fine morning with spells of sunshine. there'll be a bit of high cloud in the sky, that'll make the sunshine a little hazy at times. and through the afternoon, could see a few passing showers for northern ireland and northwest scotland, but even here, not many. most of you feeling warm in the sunshine — 19 celsius in aberdeen, 23 towards london and southeast england. it won't be quite so warm, though, on friday — the wind'll pick up, and we've got this band of rain that'll be pushing its way eastwards off the atlantic. now, there could be another batch of thunderstorms coming in from europe that gets very close to southeast england, so we'll have to keep a close eye on

the channel islands staying mainly dry with sunny spells.f the day. hello. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall and these are the headlines... france insists fake tickets were sold to liverpool fans on an industrial scale for saturday's champions league final, but accepts some resposibility for how fans were treated. a bbc investigation finds police in england and wales are slower to attend serious incidents compared to six years ago and the number of crimes being solved has fallen, too. russia insists what it calls the "liberation" of eastern ukraine's donbas region is its "unconditional priority", as eu leaders try to agree a ban on russian oil. a hospital apologises after a couple who suffered a late miscarriage had to keep the remains of their baby at home in the fridge. the price of the cheapest pasta rises by 50% and bread by 16% as new data shows exactly how every day essentials have become more expensive. and stonehenge is lit up with images of the queen over her 70—year reign ahead of her majesty's platinum jubilee. sport now, let'

this weather system drifting across the bay and could introduce some showers sunday across the channel islands6 and 22 degrees.