some of them just ask for lady c, some just give you three and six, and others ask for lady chatterleyfrom the only copy of lady chatterley‘s lover to be read with particular attention to the sex scenes. but as the judge's copy, in one of the most notorious trials in british legal history, it is unique. rebecca jones, bbc news. beyond 100 days coming up injust a moment. but now look at the weather the day got off to a pretty cool start but as far as the days are concerned, things have been warming up. temperatures up to around 23 degrees. parts of eastern scotland and northern ireland saw sunny skies and northern ireland saw sunny skies and temperatures in the low 20s. across north—western parts of scotla nd across north—western parts of scotland particularly we had outbreaks of rain. to the south of the weather front we have some pretty warm air in place. that's why temperatures rose so high today. even with warm air in place, the nights are long enough that if the skies stay clear it will turn chilly. there could be some fog patches. further north, north—west england and northern ire

joining us from the new york stock exchange, cnn business anchor julia chatterley.ng constant through this escalating trade war is that the market has been sort of brushing it off. is that still the case? >> it's such a great point, jim. we are seeing a bit of pressure in the session, but you know, as you pointed out, last week, i was talking about record highs for some of these markets, so in light of what we have seen and the escalation that we have seen, u.s. investors are still pretty sanguine here, i would say. as you pointed out, u.s. hitting china with the tax, the formalization of the announcements that we got last week. the big question, guys, here, is whether or not the president, the u.s. administration, looks at this and says as promised, we're now going to hit china with a further $267 billion, and then it's not half of all china's imports here into the united states. it's the whole lot. and that means all products effectively get more expensive, and the question is, at what point then do we see that hit consumers' purses because products are basically

some of them just ask for lady c, some just give you three and six, and others ask for lady chatterleyin one of the most notorious trials in british legal history, it is unique. rebecca jones, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's mel coles with the forecast. a bit ofa a bit of a north—south split going on with our weather at the moment. the best of the fine dry weather to the south. clear blue skies by day, temperatures rising. 23 celsius in parts of north lincolnshire. the further north and west you go, the more likely you are to run into cloud and rain. we have got a weather front straight across far north of scotland bringing these outbreaks of rain this evening and overnight. it will eventually introduce much fresher conditions. some quite heavy bursts over northern isles but further south, under clear skies overnight, temperatures widely down into single figures. a touch of frost in rural spots. temperatures holding up in double figures underneath the cloud and with all the rain. 0ur weather front slowly starts to slip southwards. as it does it will lose momentum. that

some of them just ask for lady c, some just give you three and six, and others ask for lady chatterleyin one of the most notorious trials in british legal history, it is unique. rebecca jones, bbc news. it's a spectacular stained glass window, designed by david hockney, one of the world s leading artists and it has just been unveiled at westminster abbey. the window was commissioned to celebrate the queen s reign. here's our arts editor will gompertz. these are the centuries—old stained—glass windows of westminster abbey, depicting biblical stories and characters. alongside which, as from today, is this... a new, vibrant, bold, very modern 8.5—metre high window by david hockney to celebrate the queen's reign. you have to look up, and you do look up. he hasn't chosen a religious subject but one from nature, a blossoming hawthorn in spring. the hawthorn is celebratory. i mean, its four days of marvellous blossom. it's as though champagne has been poured over it. a vivid red path separates the abstract shapes of the flowering hawthorns, which are set against a blue sky and lit from above

conscripted your name was your birth date was picked out of a barrel there was total censorship lady chatterley's lover was bad so that was the absurd country in which i grew up but i became a student leader in order to fight against racism and censorship in vietnam and. the cia in the sixty's had a wonderful scheme where they would fund liberal democrats in fighting these battles a funded encounter magazine with stephen spade and an open lasky became fred. radio free europe which there are a lot of good and they funded these student scholarships from scratch. hey they figured out that i was a potential prime minister so probably it offered me probably not a good idea for a one sporting year is a future. where they made lots and stakes in the sixty's no because later on the cia backed pinochet you ended up or it yes i think to see justice rights was trying to bring pinochet to justice and bringing him to a sort of justice but this scholarship which we now know was part of the cia's large yes to liberals in the sixty's brought me to america and i i met gerald ford i met timothy leary i met. i mean

everybody is looking to export their excess we've been speaking to a host of people including neil chatterleyasically been talking from a regulatory point of view about what they need to get lng investment up and running and exports from the u.s. up and running. i did ask yesterday about the impact of this burgeoning trade concern. let's listen in. >> i can tell you here that conversations i've had with energy players from around the world, they want u.s. lng. they're bullish on the possibility of getting u.s. lng. they see not just the economic benefits to their countries but geopolitically as well the u.s. is a stable partner it's a reliable partner. you can have long-term contracts with u.s. companies. every conversation i've had, i'm not seeing those concerns expressed. i'm seeing people bullish about partnering with the u.s. >> isn't this an extraordinary conversation 2015, how much export did the u.s. do of natural gas and lng i know you know the answers. zero zero ten years ago zero 20 years ago. zero for 60 years the export has no not happened now they are ramping up to key markets. i

some just give you three and six, and others ask for lady chatterley.e news coming at the top of the hour, but now the weather forecast with mel coles. we are seeing big variations in our temperatures at the moment, by night under clear skies, those temperatures are plummeting, but as we head through the day, the sunshine starts to work its magic, those temperatures rise and it feels quite summary actually. but not everywhere, more cloud with outbreaks of rain and it is quite windy, particularly through north—western part of scotland, and thatis north—western part of scotland, and that is because we have a weather front that is just straddling scotla nd front that is just straddling scotland and it will make very slow progress over the next day or so. introducing heavy rain as well as we head into this evening. underneath that clouded doesn't feel particularly warm, 13 to 15 celsius maximum, but in the sunshine pleasa nt maximum, but in the sunshine pleasant highs of 21 celsius, 70 fahrenheit. into those clear skies, once again the temp ajer dropping aw