there will be some moving through scotland and maybe a longer spell of rain across the channel islesest england by the end of the afternoon. but temperatures in the sunshine, 15 degrees celsuis — a pleasant day for many on saturday. easter sunday continues with that quieter story, perhaps more frequent showers out to the west on sunday. but on the whole, there will be some drier weather from time to time with some sunshine and again, some warmth with temperatures around 13 to 15 degrees quite widely. so as we move into monday, though, easter monday, we could see a change to something a little bit more unsettled once again, with low pressure never too far away. and we will see some spells of wetter weather, particularly across central and southern england. so looking further ahead from monday onwards, that unsettled theme is set to continue. longer spells of rain never too far away. take care. welcome to newsday. reporting layer from welcome to newsday. reporting layerfrom singapore, our at least 45 people have died in a bus crash in south africa — the vehicle plunged off a high bridg

exception down to the south—west, where we could continue to see some showers pushing up through the channel isleshrough scotland and north—east england, and even some patchy fog. it's worth bearing in mind, as well, that we are springing into british summer time on sunday. yes, we all lose an hour, but the clocks go forward and the daytimes get a little longer. so, sunday morning, then, the fog will lift quite readily away. a lot of dry settled weather for most of us on sunday. that rain down towards the south—west could still be a bit of a nuisance here, and temperatures generally between 10 and 1a degrees once again. now, as we move out of sunday into monday is when we start to see the potential for another spell of wet weather, as the low drifts its way eastwards once again and bring some rain for england and wales. not looking too bad — the best of the sunshine, perhaps through northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud coming in off the north sea, and the rain will be quite showery from time to time across england and wales. but as a result of the change of wind direction, here a litt

exception down to the south—west, where we could continue to see some showers pushing up through the channel islesa touch of frost is likely through scotland and north—east england, and even some patchy fog. it's worth bearing in mind, as well, that we are springing into british summer time on sunday. yes, we all lose an hour, but the clocks go forward and the daytimes get a little longer. so, sunday morning, then, the fog will lift quite readily away. a lot of dry settled weather for most of us on sunday. that rain down towards the south—west could still be a bit of a nuisance here, and temperatures generally between 10 and 11! degrees once again. now, as we move out of sunday into monday is when we start to see the potential for another spell of wet weather, as the low drifts its way eastwards once again and bring some rain for england and wales. not looking too bad — the best of the sunshine, perhaps through northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud coming in off the north sea, and the rain will be quite showery from time to time across england and wales. but as a result of the change o

there will be some moving through scotland and maybe a longer spell of rain across the channel islesmperatures in the sunshine, 15 degrees celsuis — a pleasant day for many on saturday. easter sunday continues with that quieter story, perhaps more frequent showers out to the west on sunday. but on the whole, there will be some drier weather from time to time with some sunshine and again, some warmth with temperatures around 13—15 degrees quite widely. so as we move into monday, though, easter monday, we could see a change to something a little bit more unsettled once again, with low pressure never too far away. and we will see some spells of wetter weather, particularly across central and southern england. so looking further ahead from monday onwards, that unsettled theme is set to continue. longer spells of rain never too far away. take care. live from washington, this is bbc news. there's reports of a deadly air strike in the syrian city of aleppo. we'll have the latest. sam bankman—fried, the 32—year—old once known as the crypto king, is sentenced to prison. the white house approv

there will be some moving through scotland and maybe a longer spell of rain across the channel islesend of the afternoon. but temperatures in the sunshine, 15 degrees celsuis — a pleasant day for many on saturday. easter sunday continues with that quieter story, perhaps more frequent showers out to the west on sunday. but on the whole, there will be some drier weather from time to time with some sunshine and again, some warmth with temperatures around 13 to 15 degrees quite widely. so as we move into monday, though, easter monday, we could see a change to something a little bit more unsettled once again, with low pressure never too far away. and we will see some spells of wetter weather, particularly across central and southern england. so looking further ahead from monday onwards, that unsettled theme is set to continue. longer spells of rain never too far away. take care. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur and today i am in guyana, south america, a country of some 8

exception down to the southwest, where we could continue to see some showers pushing up through the channel islestchy fog. it's worth bearing in mind, as well, that we are springing into british summertime on sunday. yes, we all lose an hour, but the clocks go forward and the daytimes get a little longer. so, sunday morning, then, the fog will lift quite readily away. a lot of dry settled weather for most of us on sunday. that rain down towards the southwest could still be a bit of a nuisance here, and temperatures generally between 10—14 celsius once again. now, as we move out of sunday into monday is when we start to see the potential for another spell of wet weather, as the low drifts its way eastwards once again and bring some rain for england and wales. not looking too bad — the best of the sunshine, perhaps through northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud coming in off the north sea, and the rain will be quite showery from time to time across england and wales. but, as a result of the change of wind direction, here a little cooler on those exposed east coast — 9—10 celsius, perhaps

exception down to the south—west, where we could continue to see some showers pushing up through the channel islesd north—east england, and even some patchy fog. it's worth bearing in mind, as well, that we are springing into british summertime on sunday. yes, we all lose an hour, but the clocks go forward and the daytimes get a little longer. so, sunday morning, then, the fog will lift quite readily away. a lot of dry settled weather for most of us on sunday. that rain down towards the southwest could still be a bit of a nuisance here, and temperatures generally between 10—14 celsius once again. now, as we move out of sunday into monday is when we start to see the potential for another spell of wet weather, as the low drifts its way eastwards once again and bring some rain for england and wales. not looking too bad — the best of the sunshine, perhaps through northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud coming in off the north sea, and the rain will be quite showery from time to time across england and wales. but, as a result of the change of wind direction, here a little cooler on those expo

exception down to the south—west, where we could continue to see some showers pushing up through the channel islesd north—east england, and even some patchy fog. it's worth bearing in mind, as well, that we are springing into british summer time on sunday. yes, we all lose an hour. the clocks go forward and the daytimes get a little longer. so sunday morning, then, the fog will lift quite readily away. a lot of dry, settled weather for most of us on sunday. that rain down towards the south—west could still be a bit of a nuisance here, and temperatures generally between 10 and 14 degrees once again. now, as we move out of sunday into monday is when we start to see the potential for another spell of wet weather, as the low drifts its way eastwards once again and brings some rain for england and wales. not looking too bad — the best of the sunshine, perhaps through northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud coming in off the north sea, and the rain will be quite showery from time to time across england and wales. but as a result of the change of wind direction, here a little cooler on those ex

there will be some moving through scotland and maybe a longer spell of rain across the channel isles15 degrees celsuis — a pleasant day for many on saturday. easter sunday continues with that quieter story, perhaps more frequent showers out to the west on sunday. but on the whole, there will be some drier weather from time to time with some sunshine and again, some warmth with temperatures around 13—15 degrees quite widely. so as we move into monday, though, easter monday, we could see a change to something a little bit more unsettled once again, with low pressure never too far away. and we will see some spells of wetter weather, particularly across central and southern england. so looking further ahead from monday onwards, that unsettled theme is set to continue. longer spells of rain never too far away. take care. voice-over: this is bbc news. we will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. with the full—scale war in ukraine now in its third year, the country is struggling to sustain its fight. american weapon supplies are stalled,

this slow—moving band of rain could sit in place for south wales, south—west england, the channel isleslooks unsettled, showers and longer spells of rain. turning milder, particularly in the south, but cold ma link in the north of the uk. -- but but cold ma link in the north of the uk. —— but cold air could linger in the north of the uk. this is bbc news, the headlines: four gunmen have been arrested after 133 people were killed in a moscow concert hall attack — president putin has vowed those responsible will be punished. the islamic state group says it was behind the attack — releasing a photo of four masked men it says were involved. an outpouring of support for the princess of wales — after she revealed she's in the early stages of cancer treatment. in a video statement, catherine said the diagnosis came as a "huge shock". health leaders have praised kate for being "brave" in "speaking out". the health ministry in gaza says the number of people killed by israeli forces while waiting for aid on the outskirts of gaza city has risen to at least 19. they re said to have been hit by tank

exception down to the south—west, where we could continue to see some showers pushing up through the channel islesh bearing in mind, as well, that we are springing into british summertime on sunday. yes, we all lose an hour, but the clocks go forward and the daytimes get a little longer. so, sunday morning, then, the fog will lift quite readily away. a lot of dry settled weather for most of us on sunday. that rain down towards the southwest could still be a bit of a nuisance here, and temperatures generally between 10—14 celsius once again. now, as we move out of sunday into monday is when we start to see the potential for another spell of wet weather, as the low drifts its way eastwards once again and bring some rain for england and wales. not looking too bad — the best of the sunshine, perhaps through northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud coming in off the north sea, and the rain will be quite showery from time to time across england and wales. but, as a result of the change of wind direction, here a little cooler on those exposed east coast — 9—10 celsius, perhaps highest values of

exception down to the southwest, where we could continue to see some showers pushing up through the channel islesough scotland and north—east england, and even some patchy fog. it's worth bearing in mind, as well, that we are springing into british summertime on sunday. yes, we all lose an hour, but the clocks go forward and the daytimes get a little longer. so, sunday morning, then, the fog will lift quite readily away. a lot of dry settled weather for most of us on sunday. that rain down towards the southwest could still be a bit of a nuisance here, and temperatures generally between 10—14 celsius once again. now, as we move out of sunday into monday is when we start to see the potential for another spell of wet weather, as the low drifts its way eastwards once again and bring some rain for england and wales. not looking too bad — the best of the sunshine, perhaps through northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud coming in off the north sea, and the rain will be quite showery from time to time across england and wales. but, as a result of the change of wind direction, here a little cool

exception down to the south—west, where we could continue to see some showers pushing up through the channel islesnorth—east england, and even some patchy fog. it's worth bearing in mind, as well, that we are springing into british summertime on sunday. yes, we all lose an hour, but the clocks go forward and the daytimes get a little longer. so, sunday morning, then, the fog will lift quite readily away. a lot of dry settled weather for most of us on sunday. that rain down towards the southwest could still be a bit of a nuisance here, and temperatures generally between 10—14 celsius once again. now, as we move out of sunday into monday is when we start to see the potential for another spell of wet weather, as the low drifts its way eastwards once again and bring some rain for england and wales. not looking too bad — the best of the sunshine, perhaps through northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud coming in off the north sea, and the rain will be quite showery from time to time across england and wales. but, as a result of the change of wind direction, here a little cooler on those expose

exception down to the south—west, where we could continue to see some showers pushing up through the channel isleso forward and the daytimes get a little longer. so, sunday morning, then, the fog will lift quite readily away. a lot of dry settled weather for most of us on sunday. that rain down towards the southwest could still be a bit of a nuisance here, and temperatures generally between 10—14 celsius once again. now, as we move out of sunday into monday is when we start to see the potential for another spell of wet weather, as the low drifts its way eastwards once again and bring some rain for england and wales. not looking too bad — the best of the sunshine, perhaps through northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud coming in off the north sea, and the rain will be quite showery from time to time across england and wales. but, as a result of the change of wind direction, here a little cooler on those exposed east coast — 9—10 celsius, perhaps highest values of 12 celsius. and then, as we move out of monday into tuesday, low pressure is set to dominate the weather story — you can see th

there will be some moving through scotland and maybe a longer spell of rain across the channel isleses with that quieter story, perhaps more frequent showers out to the west on sunday. but on the whole, there will be some drier weather from time to time with some sunshine and again, some warmth with temperatures around 13—15 degrees quite widely. so as we move into monday, though, easter monday, we could see a change to something a little bit more unsettled once again, with low pressure never too far away. and we will see some spells of wetter weather, particularly across central and southern england. so looking further ahead from monday onwards, that unsettled theme is set to continue. longer spells of rain never too far away. take care. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and ben thompson. 0ur headlines today. calls for a police investigation after secret papers reveal the post office fought sub—postmasters in court despite knowing its case was false. the growing cost of dog attacks on livestock — new figures show farmers are footing the bill for lost animals and

to the south west where we could continue to see some sours pushing up through the channel isles andhat we are springing into british summertime on sunday, guess we will lose an hour, the clocks go forward in the daytime skip even longer. sunday morning, the fog will lift readily away, a lot of dry, settled weather, for most on sunday, that rain down towards the south—west could be a bit of a nuisance here and temperatures generally between 10-14 and temperatures generally between 10—14 once again. as we move out of sunday into monday is when we start to see the potential for another speu to see the potential for another spell of wet weather as the load drifts its way eastwards once again and brings some rain for england and wales. not looking to back him the best of the centre perhaps through northern ireland and western scotland. more cloud coming off the north sea and the brain will be shy re—from time to time across england and wales. as a result of the change of wind direction, air cooler on exposed east coasts, 9—10 perhaps highest values of 12 celsius. as we move out of monday

at the moment it looks like the channel isles, southwest england, into a certain degree northern ireland monday. as i said, for many here, sunday into monday will stay largely dry. the prospects for next week, a quick limps into it for you. lots more on the way of dry weather, still some light rain and drizzle, but the emphasis is on light, rather than the weather conditions we have seen over the past few weeks. naga and charlie, temperaturesjust and charlie, temperatures just lifting and charlie, temperaturesjust lifting a little bit compared to what we have this chilly weekend. this chilly weekend in march? this chill this chilly weekend in march? ti 3 chilly weekend in march, yes. it is usually myjob to get everything wrong. i usually my “0b to get everything wronu. ., ., ~' usually my “0b to get everything wronu. ., ., ~ ., , wrong. i took the mantelthis morning. _ wrong. i took the mantelthis morning, let's _ wrong. i took the mantelthis morning, let's hope - wrong. i took the mantelthis morning, let's hope it - wrong. i took the mantelthis| morning, let's hope it doesn't continue.

just need to keep an eye on this cloud and rain down towards the channel islands and down to the islesus. across england and wales we see the loud ringing more in the way of wet weather. further north amount will be drier and sunnier, some rain to come on easter monday and then unsettled for much of next week. thanks, louise. and that's bbc news at six. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye. you are watching bbc news. more now on that stunning development in northern ireland — news that sirjeffrey donaldson, the leader of the democratic unionist party, has been charged with rape and other historical sexual offences and has quit as leader. the dup says mr donaldson, who has been in politics for almost a0 years, has had his membership suspended pending the outcome of a judicial process. the party released a statement earlier. it says... police issued a statement on friday morning not disclosing the identity of those charged. it read a 61—year—old man had been charged with "non—recent sexual offences", adding that a 57—year—old woman was also arrested an

still quite windy through the english channel, where as to the north we will see the wind increase across parts of the wind increase across parts of the western islesng. for the weekend we will be governed by the low pressure at us for the moment. saturday, centred across parts of england and wales. this is where the shadows will be most frequent and slow moving. around the edges, more of a breeze. show us a little more ready to move on in some parts of western scotland probably avoiding the worst of the show is to the day. in between those downpours, which again could be wintry, especially over the higher ground, there could be some sunshine, increasing amounts across the south later on. again, another chilly day for stop saturday night into sunday, the centre of the low pressure system moves northwards and westwards into scotland and northern ireland so it is here where the main focus for the more frequent showers will be into the second half of the weekend. it means after some early morning mist, frost and fog again england and wales have longer spells of showers, so avoiding them altogether. when the wettest conditions probably across 0rkney an

the same tune for ten more, for ten days each in scotland, northern ireland, wales, the channel islands and the islehere we're actually going to recreate the coming out of the water with a piper onto the beach and walking through to pegasus bridge. >> so powerful , john, we're >> so powerful, john, we're going to ask you to play in just one second, but i just want , one second, but i just want, first of all, for you to talk about how important it is that you're doing this with your son, that you're passing on the memory, of the memory, the importance of the bravery reflections for bravery and the reflections for all of those that lost to the younger generations. well, remembrance and the memory of normandy and those who died were very important to my. >> because i grew up with that, and i will play in his honour, and i will play in his honour, and my son will play in his grandfather's honour. that's what we're here to do , to keep what we're here to do, to keep the memory of the normandy veterans and all those who gave their lives on d—day and alive, my friend, ten days from today , my friend, ten d

cloud after a sunny start, increasingly windy and the western isles and throughout today, the english channel. amy dowden. happy saint david's day- l — thank you. amy dowden. happy saint david's day. i was _ thank you. amy dowden. happy saint david's day. i was celebrating - david's day. i was celebrating wales, loved it growing up in skill. we do celebrated at school, so good look to everyone at the school. what look to everyone at the school. what does that mean? _ look to everyone at the school. what does that mean? there _ look to everyone at the school. what does that mean? there is _ look to everyone at the school. what does that mean? there is folk - does that mean? there is folk dancin: does that mean? there is folk dancing competition, - does that mean? there is folk dancing competition, a - does that mean? there is folk dancing competition, a poem| dancing competition, a poem competition, creative dance, i used to win that. did competition, creative dance, i used to win that-— to win that. did you win all dancing competitions _ to win that. did you win all dancing competitions or _

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coming in across the isles of scilly, pushing into what — across the isles of scilly, pushing into what south—west england and the channel wind also picking _ seven to about 11 degrees. wind also picking up— seven to about 11 degrees. wind also picking up in the south—west and through— picking up in the south—west and through the english channel. through this evening and overnight a band of rain continues to push northwards and eastwards, fragmenting as it does _ and eastwards, fragmenting as it does so — and eastwards, fragmenting as it does so it— and eastwards, fragmenting as it does so. it kills around and comes back— does so. it kills around and comes back into — does so. it kills around and comes back into northern ireland but we also have — back into northern ireland but we also have this little area of showers _ also have this little area of showers across a channel islands which _ showers across a channel islands which could be heavy and thundery, moving _ which could be heavy and thundery, moving up— which could be heavy and thundery, moving up in the direction of hampshire. temperatures tonight falling _ hamps

channel islands. pushing eastward through the course of the date was the south—east of england. for scotland, windy conditions in the northern isleses. drier and brighter when we lose the fog from the welsh marches, for example, and also central and southern england. through the day you can see how the front drift off into the north sea. it will come back later. it lingers from yorkshire all the way down towards the south—east. in between all of this there will be drier and brighter conditions. some sunshine with highs of ten or 11 degrees. this evening and overnight at the weather front comes back in. it will be cloudy and murky. showers across sussex and kent. clear skies out towards the west. that means it will be colder. mist and fog patches forming. we could have some frost across parts of wales, south—west england, potentially too north—west england, potentially too north—west england and western scotland, where the temperature will not too far away from freezing. thank you, carol. more than 100 charities have backed a letter to the chancellor, urging him to provide more financial support to families with disabled children.