>> darren: i don't know. >> anthony: yeah, plus talk about contaminating the values of the local culture, i mean, that'll -- >> darren: hollywood doesn't do that. >> anthony: our first meal becomes our go-to favorite for the rest of the trip. if i'm not on camera, chances are i'm somewhere eating these bad boys -- mo-mo's. plump, flavorful, often quite spicy dumplings, filled with meat, cheese or veg. did i mention darren is a vegetarian? >> anthony: goddamn these are good. >> darren: they are really good. pardon? >> waiter: cheese mo-mo? >> anthony: cheese mo-mo? >> darren: chili cheese. >> anthony: wow, everybody is smiling. >> darren: all right, here we go. that's excellent. >> anthony: yeah. >> darren: that's spicy. >> anthony: that is. yeah, i'm feeling that. >> darren: i feel it in the back of my head. >> anthony: it's enlightenment. it's your third eye opening, man. >> darren: i can't even tell what we're talking about i'm like so high from the altitude. >> anthony: morning in bhutan's capitol, a kingd

here's darren bett. that is a game of two halves.weather picture of two halves across the uk, big differences, more limited sunshine from lincolnshire and the midlands southwards but warm and humid. certainly very limited sunshine across parts of scotland, where we are seeing rain gathering and it is quite a bit cooler. the rain is coming on this belt of cloud, beginning up, bringing wetter weather towards northern ireland and increasingly scotland. but either side of the band of cloud, differences. the air mass is different, warmer and more humid to the south and cooler and fresher to the south and cooler and fresher to the north, different wind directions. we're also seeing a lot of low cloud and drizzle for wales and the south—west. it will be brighterfurther and the south—west. it will be brighter further east but the rain is setting in across northern ireland and pushing further into scotland. still not a bad dave in north—east scotland but cooler, 17 or18, north—east scotland but cooler, 17 or 18, warmer more humid in the south

thanks darren.announced a review of cannabis for medicinal use, but said that the ban on recreational use of the drug would continue. mrjavid also told mps that he was issuing a special so a child who suffers epileptic fits — six—year—old alfie dingley — could legally receive cannabis—based drugs. the developments have been welcomed by campaigners — including charlotte caldwell — mother of another child with epilepsy — billy caldwell. her son's cannabis based drugs were confiscated last week as she went through heathrow airport. this is what she had to say. aafew a a few moments ago, the government commissioned a full review of medicinal cannabis. while clearly largely positive, we still want to hear the details. from the home secretary and the health secretary, who was sitting next to him when he made the statement. and every single stage of this campaign, we have mentioned making history. and we have mentioned it because, common—sense, and the power of mothers and fathers of sick children has burs

>but it was just another day on the job for hercules firefighters <darren johnson: "grass fire, a little bit of brush and a couple of trees burned.">it burned a total of four acres the fire broke out around 1 o'clockcrews battled the blaze with a little helpthe fire was contained just before 2:30..battalon. chief darren johnson says the winds and high temperatures accelerated the flames but the cause of the fire was accidental.(gayle)there were no reported injuries..but fire officials are reminding everyone a red flag warning is in effect when it gets hot outside.that warning has been lifte

>but it was just another day on the job for hercules firefighters <darren johnson: "grass fire, a little bit of brush and a couple of trees burned.">it burned a total of four acres the fire broke out around 1 o'clockcrews battled the blaze with a little helpthe fire was contained just before 2:30..battalon. chief darren johnson says the winds and high temperatures accelerated the flames but the cause of the fire was accidental. (gayle)there were no reported injuries..fire officials are reminding everyone a red flag warning is in effect right now, we don't know ut there were no violations.li

>> striking fear into others has also landed darren bailey in prison, but he took things beyond the fear stage. >> oh, man. it was kind of gruesome, man. bodies all found and everything like that. for this area, it's not really easy to walk through. we're not having a typical conversation now. now we're dealing with something more personal. as much as i try to move on, i'm still haunted by that past. >> bailey didn't elaborate on the crimes that got him incarcerated, but with the personal camera our producer let him use, he revealed a violent past in prison as well. >> when i first got sentenced, man, i started stabbing police. you know, i targeted them. okay, well, yeah, i did what i did. okay. and since ya'll want to sentence me excessively, all right, i got pain. so y'all got pain. now we all in pain. >> until recently, bailey's time at indiana state has been marked by violence and outbursts of anger. >> your unit, your [ bleep ], man. your unit. [ bleep ] you. i ran professionally. man i'm about to take a forum in that [bleep] [bleep] you. i've always thought that you're not going to

>>> penelope cruz and darren criss were among those >>> penelope cruz and darren criss were among thosevÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. ♪ >>> she didn't tell you the back the hell off? >> well, that's not going happen. >> that's a first look at katherine heigl getting tou meghan markle's former show, "suits." >> her cast mates talked to our keltie knight for the first time. >> it was a wonderful moment to see her on t

. >> darren believes he's married to an innocent woman. >> when they were telling me that i had doneis, i was in shock. i was completely blind-sided. just -- i couldn't even grasp what they were telling me. >> reporter: she's always maintained her innocence. now more than 20 years later, the controversial case is the subject of an abc docu-series "the last defense" from executive producer viola davis that explores whether she should have been put on death row in the first place. >> her conviction is based on problematic evidence. >> reporter: attorneys vanessa podkin and aida lesinring were legal consultants to "the last defense." >> i know she shouldn't have been proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: darren rutier is darley's ex-husband and father of her children. >> darley is 100% innocent. the truth is always going to be there. it's still there now. >> reporter: on june 6th, 1996, in a quiet suburb of dallas, texas, 26-year-old darley rutier made a frantic call to police. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> somebody came in here -- they broke in -- >> ma'am? >> they

police believe darren moore kidnapped him in buyy. simmons was later found dead of g a shot wound in a drape age alley in southeast. darren moo is facing kidnapping charges. rm te murders are pending. breaking news, a southern maryland womanft has dieer she was attacked by her fiance's dog. we're also learningichat thetim was an employee of primghts. janice suit wipped was attacked in huntington maryland. it happened in a grassy area justdjacent t the frontard. drivers whoaw the attackalled 911 for help. police responding to the scene shot and killed the dog as i charged toward them. its a mass tive fix and w had lith the couple for four years he's been my buddy since he was a puppy. he would see me outde running around. he would come up to me love on me. he would see me pull in myew mothes ay and he would whip for me to come up and petho him. he nevewed anything aggress never.l trying to figure out how rutky gotside of what appeared to be in a fenced in area. the investigation continues. earlier5 on fox tonight we're learning even mo

here's darren bett.ill be another warm and muggy day tomorrow for royal ascot and at queen's club. to date much more cloud around. the sunshine more limited. the sickest cloud is around scotland and northern ireland with some outbreaks of rain soaking wet end to the day —— thickest cloud. there could be reined in the far north of england as well. to this south, some drizzle on the western hills, another warm and muggy night, 14—16d. further north, most of the rain is on that weather system and the heaviest is on that low pressure which will move away towards scandinavia allowing that weakening front to move southwards so we will soon see the back of the rate in eastern scotland. some heavy bursts in england and northern wales but it will peter dowd moving southward and nothing in the southeast. more broken cloud behind but a few showers —— it will peter out. bit cooler but there is still some warmth and heat and humidity across east anglia and the south—east where temperatures could be hired than to date

like any church darren cathedral symbolizes the union of heaven and us a knave represents the us thetransepts heaven at the crossing they meet and fall across the cross of the universe is more than fifty meters up borne by forecasters a columnist out in the cosmos to get. built is a shrine for a dead saint and as a buttress against the enemy without the cathedral has remained down the edges what it has always been a house of god amongst humankind for humankind. syllabary my dear friends why. felix you're not a father. and i. three german d.j. superstars doesn't get any more to. come on in two crystal balls backstage parties and a place where no one attain stardom just like the. puppets for next. song or. culture. high hair. superman. superfood stylish starlight calling a lot of. lifestyle during. the. sixty minutes. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how germany's soccer aid it back to the top. in our web special on dot com. football made in germany. freedom of expression. a value that always has to be defended a new. over the world. a freedom

the driver, darren osborne, is serving a life sentence for the murder of makram ali, a father of six, murder. the mayor of london sadiq khan spoke at the memorial, and said that london would always be defiant in the face of terrorism. the terrorist attack in finsbury park a year ago was an attack on all londoners. terrorism is terrorism. no matter the target and regardless of what motivates the sick and twisted perpetrators that carry out these evil crimes. the way this community has responded and come together has inspired us all. when londoners face adversity, we stand up for our values. we stay strong and we remain united. this is our city. this is our way of life. and those who seek to divide us should know this — you will never succeed. the labour leader and local mp jeremy corbyn also spoke at the memorial, and spoke of how the local community came together the day after the attack. makram lost his life and the following day, there were prayers in the middle of seven sisters road, eerily quiet on one of the busiest streets in our city. eerily quiet as we came together, christian

here's darren bett.in particular. further north across the uk things are very different, it is cooler with this rain across northern ireland that will spill into scotland with some heavy breasts of rain. we could eventually see wetter weather heading into the north of england later in the night of the south of that some low cloud and drizzle over west h ills of that some low cloud and drizzle over west hills of wales, clearer skies in the east. most of the rain coming on that area of low pressure which is pushed away towards scandinavia. and tomorrow we're left with this weakening weather front moving south. so overnight rain clears the way and we will see this narrowing band of cloud heading south but nothing arriving in south east anglia where it will be another warm day with temperatures in the mid—20s. further some sunshine but cooler and fresher. —— further north. the time is 5:29pm. this is bbc news — the headlines: the home secretary announces a review into the medicinal use of cannabis — in a mov

the coach, darren lehmann, resigns in tears, leaving australia with a new captain in tim paine and aan of course. what we heard at lord's today was a sense that of course australia are still going to try to win but there is, however you define it, going to be a change of culture. there is no room for abuse anywhere. there is plenty of room for banter or what we call sledging, it is a fun part of the game and actually part of the game. we will behave well on and off the field and you guys or everyone else, we will still be called sledging australians, it has happened for 30 years. we will work with that. the word people used in south africa was cheating and as the esteemed position of australian captain, are you here to restore australia's reputation? i think we all are, yes. no doubt our reputation as a cricketing nation took a bit of a battering from south africa, and that was really difficult for the players to come to terms with, what had happened and what we had done. certainly coming to england now, having a few new faces, a new coach, and just being here getting back into crick

the coach, darren lehmann, resigns in tears, leaving australia with a new captain in tim paine and aienced opening batsman of course. what we heard at lord's today was a sense that of course australia are still going to try to win but there is, however you define it, going to be a change of culture. there is no room for abuse anywhere. there is plenty of room for banter or what we call sledging, it is a fun part of the game and actually part of the game. we will behave well on and off the field and you guys or everyone else, we will still be called sledging australians, it has happened for 30 years. we will work with that. the word people used in south africa was cheating and in the esteemed position of australian captain, are you here to restore australia's reputation? i think we all are, yes. no doubt our reputation as a cricketing nation took a bit of a battering from south africa and that was really difficult for the players to come to terms with, what had happened and what we had done. certainly coming to england now, having a few new faces, a new coach, and just being here gett

weather with darren bett. hello, it is becoming dryer overnight, and showers turning into decay.hat we're seeing is cloud heading our way. there is a lot of clout in the north sea and that is going to drift its way further inland across the eastern side of the uk, bringing some very misty weather, some patches of fog, especially around the hills. quite a warm night. but quite a cloudy day for southeastern parts of scotland, northeast england again, but this time, cloudy and mystique and significantly cooler for the east midlands on the way down towards east anglia. sunshine in the southeast, it is would be warmer into the low to mid 20s, but that could trigger a few thundery downpours. quite a range of temperatures, cooler in the east, but sunshine for the eastern areas on tuesday, and still generally dry on tuesday, and still generally dry on wednesday with difficult temperatures into the low 20s. goodbye. one neuron of... eight people died and 48 others injured after three attackers drove into pedestrians and stabbed people in the nearby market. in national minutes silence to r

here's darren bett.e we have the highest temperature, 30 degrees possible in western areas of northern ireland and the west of wales and temperatures widely in the high 20s but cooler in the eastern coasts. the wind is light but the breezes coming in off the north—west, hence the drop in temperature on the coast. further west clear skies and after the heat of the day temperatures might be no lower than 13. into the weekend we keep heat coming our way, dry weather and sunshine of the most part, although the chance of a shower in the south—west. high pressure in charge of the weather, the weather front might bring a roker shower but more likely to catch a shower from this low— pressure over catch a shower from this low—pressure over biscay where the pressure is falling in the second half of the weekend and the wind direction is changing slightly, drawing in warm airfrom the near continent and increasing humidity. the start of the weekend, some low cloud, it won't be long before that brea ks cloud, it won't

london remembers once again, overnight london united was rejected in finsbury park wear a year ago darrenworshippers. the nao said the projection was an act of solidarity and a symbol of unity. the message has been used to mark the four terrorist attacks that hit the four terrorist attacks that hit the capital in 2017. they still vividly remember the horror. the capital in 2017. they still vividly remember the horrorlj the capital in 2017. they still vividly remember the horror. i saw the van coming towards us and i moved away from their and i saw people getting hit and some people we re people getting hit and some people were under the van. this 51-year-old lost his life. he collapsed in the street before the attack but he was alive and being helped by fellow worshippers. very quiet man, very nice man. the prime minister theresa may praised the bravery and spirit of the community and released a statement in which she said: this saturday, the islington forum will be hosting an event that the muslim welfare house in which people from all walks of life and all faiths have been invited to re

lice say theyaught one of the alleged kidnapers.d 25-year- darren carlisle moore who's been arrestedfor gun charges. h police say barricaded himsilf inde this house in bowie las night before being arrested. today just a few blocks from the shootingozens gathering to protest the violence and mourning another life lost. >> our kids are dying. >> this is every day in the neighborhood for no reason. i can't even put it in words. >> darren moore appeared in court today and a judgerdered him held without bond. aimee cho, news 4. >>> we go nowo the crisis at the border as the integration debate reaches a boiling point. first lady melania trump makes a surprise trip to the border for a firsthand report on the crisis. back in washington lawmakers aro strugglinggree on a long-term fix. blayne alexander is on capitol hill today for us. >> reporter: erica, here on capitol hill we started with two bills. we've now gone down to one and that one is facing opposition from some republicans who say that it's not tough enough. now the vote has been postponed until tomorrow in a scramble to get enough s

>but it was just another day on the job for hercules firefighters <darren johnson: "grass fire, a little bit of brush and a couple of trees burned.">it burned a total of four acres the fire broke out around 1 o'clockcrews battled the blaze with a little helpthe fire was contained just before 2:30..battalon. chief darren johnson says the winds and high temperatures accelerated the flames but the cause of the fire was accidental.(gayle)there were no reported injuries..but fire officials are reminding everyone a red flag warning is in effect when it gets hot outside.that warning has been lifted

. >> detective sergeant darren wyatt. >> you know, there's no way to time the death, but i think it'sretty safe to assume that she had been dead since she disappeared on that saturday night on the 12th. >> it was devastating not just for the torres family, but for all those in placentia that had been searching so tirelessly for cathy. >> she was a vibrant, very intelligent young girl. this is truly a tragedy. >> detectives went to work trying to find cathy's killer. she set up a hotline. >> do you have any information regarding the homicide of cathy torres? >> and scoured plavcentia for clues. >> by studying her cars and her body, investigators got a sense much what happened? first, cathy was completely clothed. no sign of sexual assault. and one more thing also seemed clear. >> most likely the attacker started in the car. there were pieces of the gear shift that were broken, pieces of the center console that were broken. as if a struggle had occurred. then there was blood within the interior of the car. >> orange county prosecutor matt murphy later reviewed the case. he noted blood o

. >> we are riding along with darren we get to see how gnarly this is. >> the handlebars are bouncingfront. it shows how much work he is doing. >> it is not a leisurely ride by any stretch of the imagination. it is a workout. it's extreme by he's out there with another veteran mountain biker. they went down there with two amateurs, two younger guys who show him the ropes. clearly, very easy track here. >> showed them the ropes. wow. >> interplanetary bike ride. >> it does. >> it is stunning from the beginning to the end. nerve-racking. this is actually all part of a film called "north of night fall." and you can pick that up on itunes. ♪ >>> ever since the royal wedding, people have been obsessed with meghan markle's looks. the queen of makeup decided to remake the duchess of sussex look. she needs to round out her nose. >> she is putting a makeshift prosthetic on her nose. >> exactly. >> that looks like putty. >> she has to warm up it up and applies it to her nose. she puts on the foundation, contouring and blending. time to do her eyebrows. >> dang, girl. >> she's creating a smoky l

. >> this was the vision of darren star.leading ladies, it's like living in their own wardrobe wonderland. >> oh, my gosh! >> in "younger" sutton plays a 40-something mom pretending to be a millennial. >> sliding into the end is kind of flirty. >> they have killer closets. rocking names like mouret and gu gucci. >> the show's poeldest fashion choices come from their boss, diana trout. >> i hate wearing pink. it's like barbie's dream funeral. >> reporter: and finding diana's statement necklaces can be a challenge. >> things have just really grown and grown. and you know, gotten bigger. and, much more interesting for me to find. sit a huge fan favorite. >> during an episode, kargts can wear up to eight different outfits the. sometimes the the cast can't help but covet the designer duds. >> last season, i got the most gorgeous valentino bag. i was like, i'm going the borrow it. i said, i'll bring it back. i brought it back. >> we did a photo shoot on coney eye lanld. i fell madly in love with this jacket. it made its way in my

law's ex, darren aronofsky. >> have you had this before?ver. >> before the broadcast, friend and colleague anderson cooper will moderate a town hall on suicide with robin williams' son zak, and actress glenn close. anthony's body was cremated last week in france. he'd been there filming when he took his own life. and a french official tells "the new york times" no narcotics were found in his body. cnn hasn't announced if "parts unknown" will continue. monday, bourdain would have been 62. >>> all right. let's move on. last night, we got the ride along with paul mccartney and james corden for one legendary "carpool karaoke." >> i was there with james. he told me more details on how he got in musical mashup to ♪ come together >> let's go ♪ maybe you can drive my car >> it's a day i'll never nergt. >> paul's 23-mini. out tour of his haunts was a tour through his childhood. ♪ penny lane there is a basher showing photographs ♪ >> a visit to the home showed us the lyrics to his songs were often like words in a diary. >> this memory is ♪ got up, go

and darren beth has the weather.ooler and fresher over the next few days but next week it is turning warmer again. it will be a dry and warm june for the rest of the month. we will be looking at that later in the programme. hello, everyone, this is afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. for hundreds of families the years of waiting are over — and their worst fears realised — with the publication of a devastating report into the deaths of patients at gosport war memorial hospital. a56 people's lives were shortened because of an "institutional regime" of prescribing opioids with no medicaljustification. the report raises as many questions as it answers. where were the regulators? why did staff continue with these practices that were clearly wrong? why was there a ten—year delay before investigations were begun? and will criminal charges now be brought? the establishment — it seems — didn't listen when staff spoke out — and families who were concerned were written off as "troublemakers". catherine burns reports. robert wilson

investigators say darren moore is onee two men responsible. police arrested him wednesday after heri bde himself inside a home in buoy. there's been noord yet on the second suspect. >>> we have an update on that breaking news we brought you yesterday. montgomery county fire officials say arone tank somehow fueled a townhouse fire in gaithersburg. take a look at the video from chopper 4. fire officials say the couple who survived by jumping from their second floor bedroom slept with their door closed. that closed bedroom door mayav have their lives. after battling this fire for hours, firefighters went door to door in the neighborhood to check smoke detectors. news 4 spoke with one coupl who says it was a fire -- for them. >> this is not good. i don't want this to happen to our home. we have a baby. let's just get ready. i mean, god forbid something haens. >> montgomery county fire and rescue offers fr smoke alarm installations and safety checks to residents. >>> well, here's what we didn't e during that massive backup just a couple of days ago

. >>> reuniting with an ex can be jennif lawrence andirector for darren aronofsky. greeted him with a small hug and a kiss last night. i guess the big question will be, can they work together again? >> for the right amount of money, i wet they could. tarek and christina el moussa are working together again. after their high-profile divorce, they're back tonight for season seven of "flip or flop." >> i got a date. >> what does she look like? >> 5'5" and a half blonde. >> i thought you didn't like blondes anymore. >> embrace the awkward. because clearly, christina and tarek have. as you can see in our exclusive sneak peek of tonight's episode, the couple who split in 2016 isn't shying away from putting their post divorce relationship on display. >> we both still film with the kids, and it shows his new house in newport and me here with kids and kind of other things that we're both doing in our lives, so it should be interesting. >> we laugh on set, we have fun, we do our job, and there's no animosity. and ultimately we just want to have a good time and produce a great

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have a background in all of the agriculture policies or you have not written a book about it like darren haas, they can seem confusing. in some cases they are intentionally so. our agriculture policy is pretty simple. we spent $87 billion a year on food and agriculture. 15 billion of that goes out and subsidies. the subsidies flow into two forms. the story that we tell about our subsidy system may sound more confusing than it is. the folks that are paid every day to defend the status quo have significant resources. for every person like josh who is here advocating for the taxpayer there are 1000 people who are being paid to defend the status quo. those are three reasons but there are many more. >> i am catherine. in terms of their chances of getting these amendments into the senate bill, the house process was so closed. none of these amendments made it through the rules committee. is the senate a better bet, how successful do you think it will be? >> i learned long ago not to bet on anything in the senate. with mr. grassley's amendment, specifically, this is a amendment that passed both

as darren alluded to we expect amendments that would at least limit the amount of exposure to the taxpayer caused by this crazy st we expect another of other amendment similar to the ones that were filed in the house but not allowed to be subject to debate. amendments that would finally crop insurance subsidies. right now there are no these crop insurance premium subsidies. some individuals get more than $1 million a year to buy crop insurance. tightening the means test as it has been proposed in the presidents budget. reducing premium subsidies as congress and norman proposed in the house. and reducing the subsidies to the insurance delivery system. and reducing the 1 1/2 billion dollars a year we give to insurance agents. to write farmers policies and ide to insurance companies, which again are largely offshore. and places like bermuda where they percent rate of return. >> most producers and farmers ranchers don't get subsidies. if they do they get very little in the way of subsidies. the only get subsidies to assist with some type of disaster. treat these particular commodities special

the amount saved the life of darren osborne and also the community came together —— imam.ere in terms of community relations. impact could have been quite severe in terms of community relationslj in terms of community relations.” will pause for a moment because we will pause for a moment because we will hear from james brokenshire will pause for a moment because we will hearfrom james brokenshire in finsbury park now. appalling act of terror. the timing after ramadan prayers was especially painful and poignant and i hope this weekend's focus on family and friends has provided some comfort and solace to makram ali's loved ones and all those injured. there was no question that the attack was intended to divide us. to spread hatred and fear. and it failed. it had, in fa ct, fear. and it failed. it had, in fact, the opposite result. with the imam's calm and courageous response and a wonderful, diverse community and a wonderful, diverse community and country, as makram ali's daughter put it so eloquently, showing strength in unity. and showing strength in unity. and showing in

b darrens wel johnson was convictedn the 2016rs murde of asian take you davis and her daughter cloae. h told police that he was upset after being ordered to pay child support after a paternity test determined that he was the child 's father. after havingrannd putting a gun to the head of a two year old and stood in fro of this family without any remorse, without a singleut apology, w acknowledging what happened and maintaining the same demeano tha has had throughout this complete case and so we are sisfied thator thend premeditated evil murders that he committed in this case, t st hehould spend every minute ofhe rest of his life in jail. q. bossns wel joh was also sentenced to 20 years w oneapons charges. he will not be eligible for parole. an update now i the 2002 beltway sniper case. a federal judge has rulee grand a snu sentencing. he across the region. he waspeople originally sentenced to multiple lifetences in prison. since then the supreme court has ruled that juveniles cannot be sentenced to mtim. today in a five to four ruling the supreme court saidta ss can force online shop

now the weather — with darren bett.re have been a few storms today mostly for the northern half of scotla nd mostly for the northern half of scotland but it's becoming dry overnight and any early showers decaying and we are seeing cloud heading our way, lots of cloud in the north sea drifting further inland across the eastern side of the uk bringing some very misty weather, some patches of folk, especially around coasts and hills. further west we have clearer skies and a one night, 1a degrees. quite a cloudy day for south—eastern parts of scotla nd cloudy day for south—eastern parts of scotland and north east england again, but this time cloudy and misty and significantly cooler for the east midlands all the way down to east anglia as well. in the south—east, north and west across the uk it will be warm in the low to mid 20s but that could trigger some thundery downpours especially for western scotland and northern ireland. quite a range of temperatures, cool in the east but more sunshine for eastern areas on tuesday an

here's darren bett. good afternoon. cloudy skies in the la ke good afternoon. cloudy skies in the lake district today, but many parts of the uk enjoyed warm sunshine, and certainly fewer showers than yesterday. this was the scene in herefordshire. but there are some cloudy skies, not just herefordshire. but there are some cloudy skies, notjust in the lake district but in north yorkshire and up district but in north yorkshire and up into the southern half of scotla nd up into the southern half of scotland as well, and these areas have seen most of the rain so far, but it has been lightened patchy. to the north of that, some sunshine in the north of that, some sunshine in the highlands of scotland, sparking off some storms a bit like had yesterday. but for many areas of the uk, it will be dry, a bit warmer, temperatures getting up to 26 degrees or so in the sunshine. but where we get the sunshine, this is where we get the sunshine, this is where we get the sunshine, this is where we will see storms late on this afternoon, one or two already and more to end the da

the test whether with darren.h—east of england but tomorrow will be cooler and fresher for these areas. we already have collected the north, accompanied by a lot show was in scotland. just brushing northern ireland, heading into the north—east of england. their worst offal shall be as well exit into the north sea. dry skies of following but earning much clearer. a significant change in the south and perhaps more co mforta ble in the south and perhaps more comfortable for sleeping. the weather front is weak and has brought little rain and is fading away. cooler is coming on top of that, i had the west. it will be quite windy for a while with the gusty winds in the north—east of scotland, accompanied by a fuchsia was in the morning. 0therwise scotland, accompanied by a fuchsia was in the morning. otherwise a dry day with cloud here and there. temperatures will be lower in the south—east, 16 in norwich, cooler than today. 16—18 typically on thursday. this is bbc news. the headlines: a major inquiry finds hundreds of

time for a look at the weather, with darren bett. hello, good afternoon.hine further east and that has reduced the temperatures compared with the weekend. through this evening and overnight we‘re going to find more cloud spilling its way further east across england and wales. we will see clearer skies arriving in northern ireland for a while but continuing in scotland and across the far north of england, we‘ve got cooler and fresher air. much warmerfurther we‘ve got cooler and fresher air. much warmer further south. we‘ve got this weather front on the scene we saw the big band of cloud earlier on. either side of the weather front, differences in how the weather feels. along the front we will find the cloud thickening and some rain moving in. it will it and settle in across northern ireland in the afternoon, scotland through the evening. there will be some rain across the western hills but further towards the south east it should be drier and eventually brighter. much cooler as the rain sets in across northern ireland and scotland. here, we‘ve got cooler, f

here's darren bett.g into scotland and other areas of the uk, though the east we have more sunshine. it is warmer and muggy. temperatures are probably going to get into the mid—20s across eastern parts of england or the south—east. as we head further west, it is windy and cloudy. overnight we will see cloudier skies pushing down across england and wales. a little bit of drizzle here and there. clear skies the northern ireland, the far north of england and scotland. it will be much more difficult for sleeping further south. 18 is the minimum in the centre of london. different area across the uk north and south. the cloud will be thickening up on that little ripple on the weather front and that will bring thicker cloud but it will also brings outbreaks of rain. that rain probably setting in through the day across northern ireland and arriving in scotland after dark. ahead of it, some pockets of drizzle here and there. though the east it will be dry and bright. temperatures into the mid—20s, much cooler fur

now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. how long will this hot and sunny weather last? it lasts right away until next week, but there's the chance of one or two thundery downpours, particularly for tomorrow. tonight is dry, sunshine this evening, clear skies overnight, low cloud and misty weather for scotla nd low cloud and misty weather for scotland in the northeast of england. at the same time there a band of cloud approaching the northwest. maybe a few showers not far away from this up —— far southwest of england to the channel islands. under downpours quite possible here during sunday, maybe towards the southeast of england in the evening. by then you can see spots of rain in the far northwest of scotland, the rest of the uk will be dry and sunny. mid to high 20s for england and wales, 30—31d in london, attentionalfor for england and wales, 30—31d in london, attentional for storms for england and wales, 30—31d in london, attentionalfor storms in the far southwest. it looks like it's going to be dry, always hottest in th

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it's time for a look at the weather with darren.the uk, it was another day with lots of strong sunshine and hardly a cloud in the sky. for tomorrow, there may be a bit more cloud in a few areas. for many of us, it will still be hot and sunny but there is the chance of catching one or two showers and maybe some thunderstorms. the main chance of catching those comes from this area of cloud around a slowly rotating area of low pressure that is pushing that cloud towards the north—west of the uk. there is more humidity for southern parts of the uk, with the wind more from the south—east this time. at the moment, very little wind around at all. we will see some short—lived mist and low cloud patches developing, mainly across central scotland and north—east england. at the same time, we have this band of clouds threatening to bring a bit of rain towards the far north—west of scotland, but for large parts of the uk, sunday will be another dry and sunny day. temperatures across scotland and northern ireland are typically into the mid—20s. l

now time for the weather with darren bett.ng to be a lovely sunny end to the day in southern england and wales, and most of the storms will fade away overnight elsewhere, but there will be some showers in scotla nd there will be some showers in scotland and northern england. clearer skies to the south and a mild night with temperatures 10—13. summarises the cloudy in scotland and northern england —— tomorrow could be cloudy. the odd rogue thundery shower across england and wales for many faces to the south likely to the dry and one. less showers than today —— dry and sunny. the eastern coast will drag in more cloud from the wind. next week, fewer heavy thundery showers, most places will be dry but probably a bit cooler. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the us defence secretary accuses china of trying to intimidate its neighbours by deploying missiles in disputed areas of the south china sea. president trump's summit with north korea is back on — confirmation after kim jong—un‘s envoy delivers a large letter to donald t

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