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there in the far east it must be said that the far east begins in buryatia .he far east is one of the regions of the country. and this is about 40% of our territory. i mean, we filmed a lot. and just 3 weeks ago, our group returned from buryatia a lot filmed. ah. in yakutia, we filmed a lot of kontenki. uh, last year we filmed a lot in khabarovsk vladivostok. that is, i think that over the past three or four years, we will have even more programs filmed 40-50 in the far east. that's because it's totally like well, like i said. uh, unique even just in an activation sense, and what is very important now , uh, the state is developing very well, and in promoting tourism in the far east , therefore, what used to be very expensive has become very expensive. about the same as how much? well for example, a trip to sochi here. i went in just 5 minutes ago and took a look. how much, for example, are tickets for june vladivostok and this is 17,000 rubles. earlier. it was about 60 now it's 17, well, maybe a little bit on there for 2-3.000 rubles. more expensive than to so

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that's what is called the next morning before the political middle east in general. a question. and what will happen to you? that is, apparently, how do we look at the americans, why is the question different? that is, we turn out to be quite ourselves, from uh we find ourselves, well, abandoned, or what? that is , this is a story that i named for myself. uh, and now you yourself, that is, the americans, uh, turned around and said, but guys, you yourself are now sorting out your big problems. and we will be engaged in political constructions that will allow us to go further. to maintain his sword in this situation began the processes that we now see in the middle east turned out to be parting words of the americans. now you yourself, apparently, the arab political class took it at face value and began to really do something according to the principle themselves, but let's try. or maybe we have some resource from here. the peace agreement is still preliminary, but apparently they will be implemented between saudi arabia. well, there is a lot of talk about the fact tha

east buffalo in the year since a whitest targeted the poor and mostly black neighborhood. nightline co-anchor byron pitts. >> i've been black my whole life. i've been treated differently my whole life because of that. and my mother and my father protected us and kept us safe. i wasn't able to do that for my mother. her name is garnel whitfield jr., i'm the son of mrs. ruth elizabeth whitfield, 86 years old, the eldest victim of the buffalo massacre. she was killed by an 18 year old white supremacist, her and nine other pillars of our community. >> reporter: heartache is its own hill, gar nell whitfield has been climbing it every day since a gunman showed up a career ago. >> witnesses say a gunman dressed in army fatigues walked in and opened fire. >> reporter: the gunman killing ten people and injuring others in the tops market on may 14, 2022. the 19 year old killer saying he carried out the attack for the future of the white race, targeting the east side of buffalo predominately black working class neighborhood. at the same time the horror captured the nation. >> the imp

of chicago and the east of america, the east assyrians of kirkuk and the representative of assyrian and chaldean christians in the islamic council were also present. during the dialogue between islam and the east assyrian church, he traveled to tehran and said that seeking peace and altruism in our iranian culture has a remarkable history, mr. qalibaf , referring to the support of muslims, including martyr soleimani, in iraq and syria to defend the lives of christians, said that dialogue between religions is merely with one sitting it is not possible to be a leader and we must remove the obstacles on the way to the peaceful life of the followers of divine religions. arvin, the world leader of the east assyrian church, also expressed his gratitude to the islamic republic of iran for supporting the ashura community and other religious minorities and said that dialogues between muslims and christians are of great benefit to the world today. the head of the judiciary wants to ask the security institutions to identify social anomalies in the organized flows and introduce them to the atto

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, i mean the big middle east in general, the question arose. what will happen to us? that is, apparently, as we watch the americans begin to run away. why is another question important to us, as a political person who was dependent on the united states of the time. that is, we turn out to be quite ourselves, we turn out, well abandoned, or something, that is, this is such a story that i named for myself. and now you yourself, that is, the americans turned around and said, well, you guys are now sorting out your own big problems here. we will deal with political ones, which will allow us to continue. maintain your image one way or another. it was in this situation that the processes that we now see in the middle east began. and which ones have we begun to notice? what, it turns out, the united states is not really needed. in fact, the middle east turned out to be the parting word of the americans. now you yourself, uh, apparently, the arab political class took it at face value and began to really do something according to the principle themselve

interestingly, it is growing colossally, well, and not only to the far east, domestic tourism. uh , thriving in russia, they finally paid attention to him and finally realized that in our you can visit almost every country in the world, from the hottest to the coldest, without going abroad. well, naturally, the far east is the most interesting for travelers now, because there are excellent river rafting. there are wonderful hiking trips. there you can travel by car and, in principle, for those who like a comfortable journey. he, too, can, uh , go to the far east but let's say it will be quite short trips , the infrastructure is not very developed, but for lovers of extreme travel, then, of course, here all the doors are open here to the wildest beautiful shantar islands and ending with beautiful e beautiful city trips around vladivostok in khabarovsk well, by the way, can we say that holidays in the far east are becoming more affordable in terms of the cost of flights and hotels or while the situation is ambiguous? unfortunately , this is a pain for all tourists. uh, because fa

that's what is called the next morning before the political middle east in general.ently, how we look americans. why is the question different? that is, we turn out to be quite ourselves, from uh we find ourselves, uh, abandoned, or what? that is, this is such a story that i named for myself, uh, and now you yourself, that is, the americans, uh, turned around and said, well, let's u engage in political constructions that will allow us to continue. maintain your sword one way or the other. it was in this situation that the processes that we now see in the middle east began. it turns out that the united states is the most interesting, that washington began to understand, it turned out that the parting words of the americans. now you're on your own, judging around the arab political class took it at face value and began to really do something on the principle of themselves, but let's try. or maybe we have some resource from here peace agreement, but so far preliminary, but apparently they will be. well, there is a lot of talk about what china has done. no, it wasn't chi

east bay lager. the utility company wanted to highlight its tap water via the reservoir in the sierra foothills. the beer is made up of 95% tap water. >> we chose to brew a lager instead, which lagers throughout the world rely upon very clean, very pristine waters. and because east bay mud provides that to us, we wanted to showcase how awesome their water and is make a really nice, clean, crisp beer that we can add minimal hops to. >> reporter: proceeds from sales of the beer, east bay mud says it will go toward the water lifeline program which assists underserved communities having difficulty paying their water bills. >> being able to access clean, reliable water is vital. it's vital to every person in our service area. and so we want to support this program. >> reporter: while the beer is majority tap water, he says customers won't be disappointed. >> a beer with flaws, you can put hops in them and hide them. this is stripped down and basic, any flaws would show. luckily we're really good at making

nozer shafiei, an expert on east asian issues, along with mr. mohammad reza asgari, one of the other experts in this field , during the conversation, the same as the other in the form internet and mr. dr. motaghi, mr. mearaji and ms. dr. mehro, who are experts in east asian issues, will be added to our group by phone . first, a special news talk report every night and then the beginning of adrien's model. we were able to get 11 cooperation documents between the two countries let us sign these 11 documents , which were of significant importance in economic and commercial fields, in energy, in cultural fields, especially in the field of science and technology. in the field of trade , there have been more than 17 years of negotiations between us and indonesia regarding the preferential tariff. and we have not reached the result of this 17-year-old discussion it was not reached and we reached a conclusion and reached an agreement. another work that was innovative in the economic field was more important to remove trade barriers between two countries

his entire career in east palo alto and he considers it home. >> i have been here. >> reporter: easto alto's new chief of police walks the street of the city like a local , because he is one. >> you know that feeling when you pull into town and you feel like you are home, that is east palo alto. >> reporter: the chief jeff liu are what makes it other people willing to join him to make the city better and safer. it does not matter to him if they own a home or business, or live in a shelter . >> we knew somebody that understands , for us. >> reporter: jeff liu has no shortage of supporters ulatns. >> it is about building relationships, not just doing events here and there but talking to people. one-on-one. >> reporter: he grew up in a chinese-american family and palo alto. his father ran a restaurant. he was on the football team. >> growing up in palo alto there were people who came from money. we had kids that showed up to high school on the 16th birthday with a brand-new bmw. that is not me. >> reporter: he began his law enforcement career and east palo alto in 2000. he served on pat

east of the pennines, cool and breezy at times.oss into northern ireland and western scotland. once again we are likely to see those temperatures peaking in the low 20s. really, it's going to be a tale of two halves. we've got the best of the sunshine and that's where we'll have the highest of the pollen. grass pollen at this time year. low to moderate particularly on the east coast. high just driftjust a little bit further east and we will see some subtle differences and that will mean more sunshine coming through on friday. slightly drier air, lighter winds and, yes, a great deal of dry, settled and sunny weather for all. cooler on the east coast but you will have a sunshine which will hopefully compensate. and western areas from away that cool breeze will see highs into the low 20s. over the weekend, that high pressure will try to push steadily eastwards. subtle differences continue. if you are heading off to the beaches, west is best with temperatures into the low 20s but along the east coast we will have sunshine heading into

dry for a while at least, and bright across east anglia and south—east.at, rain, heavy at times, pushes eastwards across england and wales. clear weather following that, but the sunshine and showers which could be heavy, and temperatures lower on bank holiday monday, typically around 16 celsius. once those tangle of weather fronts sweep away overnight we will be dominated by that area of low pressure in the atlantic for tuesday. around the base of that area of low pressure, stronger wind, and that will bring in some showers. sunshine on tuesday in the morning but more shoppers arriving as we head into the afternoon, some of those heavy and thundery once again. temperatures around 16—18 c. it will be mixed for much of the weekend with some sunshine and some showers. should be drier towards the end of next week but not particularly warm. live from washington. this is bbc news. king charles crowned in a sacred and solemn ceremony — centuries old at westminster abbey. camilla was the first queen consort to be crowned since the late queen elizabeth, the queen

the developing and emerging countries in south east and east asia had become important engines of global economic growth since the 1980s. aptly named tiger economies. when they are hit by the crisis, one after the other, the middle classes are almost wiped out. millions lose their jobs. hunger returns to countries that had finally been seeing prosperity, riots breakout. it took 5 years, you know, before we got back to 1996. so it was, it was a pretty deep and long crisis back then land because the model of the new global division of labor. it was one of the 1st countries in the region to see a lot of foreign capital flowing in starting in the 1980s. at 1st it was mainly japanese companies investing with components or entire products manufactured in the country. labor was cheap. as we're rolling materials, i remember in a, in the mid eighty's i'm time and poverty rate was 30 percent. so 30 percent of our population and you know, we're poor today. it's down to 9 percent. right. so it took time, but you know, there were people who actually were able to benefit from, from this grow almost al

in 1992, east palo alto had 24,000 residents and recorded 42 murders. that was the highest murder rate per capita in the nation. in 2017, there was just one homicide. last year, there were five. east palo alto's new police chief will be officially sworn in next week. chief jeff ballou has spent his entire career in east palo alto and considers it home. >> this is it. >> reporter: east palo alto's new chief of police walks the streets of the city like a local, because he is one. >> you know that feeling when you pull into town and you feel like you are home? that is east palo alto. >> pojohito make the city better and safer. >> hello. >> hello. >> reporter: it does not matter to him if they own a home or a business or live in a shelter like dana. >> we need somebody who understands for us. true blue has no shortage of supporters. he can hardly walk a block without people coming up to congratulate him on the street, in restaurants, and even stopped in the middle of traffic. >> it is about building relationships, not just doing events here and there but ge

the east parking lot has that one bit of flashing lights, not a distraction. rain on the roadway and the wind you can see from time to time, the flag really blowing. those are the major factors right now. you look at the road weather index, green showing up all around the east bay. there is one more crash through san leandro, there is slowing because a couple of lanes are blocked heading south toward 238. no major injuries reported, but slick roadways, and puddling and ponding. my concern this morning is the wet roadway conditions. be careful. back to you. >>> we are following breaking news this morning. police are investigating a deadly shooting in antioch. >> investigators say it started when they got a call about a crash in the 711 parking lot and found a man with gunshot wounds around 7:30 last night inside a vehicle. witnesses say two people were seen running from the scene, both are still on the run. police say they believe the shooting took place inside the vehicle. anyone with information should call police. >>> well, developing this morning in davis,

but what about east yorkshire? could this be the solution for bridlington?up in a suit like in whitby? much better than dressing in a suit than in whitby! yes, former bridlington mayor liam dealtry�*s up for the challenge. will it work? aha! and to help him... ..a bird—scaring kite. we could do with that on our caravan. - i'm sick of cleaning up after them. they get everywhere? they do, love, they do. it's fun, and the seagulls do look like they're a bit wary of it. do you think you could put a few of these up around brid? i'd like to think we could. is this going to work? yeah, i actually think it will work. i think it's a great deterrent. do you really? but not everyone agrees will it work? no, i think the seagulls willjust attack it. - do you think they're that naughty? yeah, they are, yeah. so there are other ways to keep the seagulls off. some people recommend an umbrella when you're eating your food. the only problem is, at a seaside it's a little bit windy. and anyway, there's a much simpler solution. we have this problem every year with the seagulls.

and he's never been able to debit that he's also looking to the east, the middle east, as well, in order to have the upper hand right now. but i'm sorry to interrupt you, but who has the upper hand now in the relationship between turkey and the e u. n. easy still interested in getting to the your communion, given the strange relations with see but he see me and david granted in what was the lights i t h 9 and 99 to 9 given candidate status and they'd be left in the waiting room. have a sense that i think he said in 2017, these basically given up on it because method has alpha jamming chassis that happens at tech, you will navigate to it. so i think it's clear, it's not box the use remains. imagine markets um and tech is very interested in that, so it wants to maintain those good relations. but at the same time, there's no no line thing going on that's being led by china and russia. and he's also interested in doing that. and i see, i think he sees himself in the middle of the spider's web with good relations with relations to the east. yeah. and he and versus with the middle east as well

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it's near the intersection of east tremble road and junction avenue.ater gushing out into nearby streets. san jose fire department says they do not know what caused the break. >> a live look for you in concord, this is at the john muir behavioral health center. that's where in a matter of minutes dozens of nurses are planning to walk off the job. so they're promising a one-day strike starting at 7:00 a.m., in response to stalled contract talks. union leaders claim inadequate staffing is leading to unsafe assignments. they're also asking for more competitive benefits. now, a response from the hospital says that it held some 30 bargaining sessions with nurses and made 38 contract proposals, and the provider is promising full care for patients during the work stoppage. >> you may notice some wet pavement as you head out the door. the rain lingering in the bay area. >> it's going to linger throughout today, coming in on and off. you can see the storm system spinning right over us and it's going to continue to bring more showers in the forecast throughout t

east of the pennines, cool and breezy at times.peratures peaking in the low 20s. really, it's going to be a tale of two halves. we've got the best of the sunshine and that's where we'll have the highest of the pollen. grass pollen at this time year. low to moderate particularly on the east coast. highjust low to moderate particularly on the east coast. high just drift just a little bit further east and we will see some subtle differences and that will mean more sunshine coming through on friday. slightly drier air, lighter winds and, yes, a great deal of dry, settled and sunny weather for all. deal of dry, settled and sunny weatherfor all. cooler deal of dry, settled and sunny weather for all. cooler on the east coast but you will have a sunshine which will hopefully compensate. and western areas from away that cool breeze will see highs into the low 20s. 0ver see highs into the low 20s. over the weekend, that high pressure will try to push steadily eastwards. subtle differences continue. if you are heading off to the beach is best

before east bay mud.lied on wells on local lakes and creeks, and there was never enough water. and the reality was it was it wasn't that good. and so, 100 years ago, our leaders decided on a plan to find a reliable water source. and that was the mccollum the river watershed, and that's the river supply. that's sources are water today. got it. and then they just laid pipes to all the neighborhoods, right? exactly we have 4200 miles miles of pipes that run across the east bay. and so it's a feat to deliver water every single day 24 7 to customers, but it's something that we love to do. we take a lot of pride in it, and that's why we're so excited to celebrate our 1/100 anniversary with our customers. we're going to be holding a big community fair this weekend. and so it's going to be a big birthday party that really celebrate this accomplishment. write our own. roberta gonzalez is going to be the guy here. she was talking about it this morning, so at least i know it's going to be fun in that regard. what el

this was once the richest part of the richest city in the middle east. i 1st went to lebanon in 1972, as a young reporter. my very 1st article from magazine here called the new statesman in which i effectively said, this place is waiting to blow. all it needs is a spot because of the complexity of this very small country, surrounded by competing nations. the from the 1950s to the seventy's, they moved it was a magnet for the international pleasure seeking a se routes. hotel district was up the hall to bits luxury tourism economy making it to favor jet set destination. the when we speak about beta its golden age as the switch to the end of the meet at east, we are actually talking about an area, the district that use the very specific product of a precise 2 political project. my name is sort of frequencies and i'm a political geographer, always based at the university of birmingham. i am interested in hotels and are from conflict. the holiday inn came quite late and today in 1974, it was opened quite late in the day in 2 days with a district which was con

for the east bay, you can tell how the breeze is impacting us.r the east bay hills, it is 69 in walnut creek. 67 in redwood city and 50s and 60s through san francisco. the north bay has asked he six in santa rosa. a lot of you are heading back out to napa for bottlerock music festival. we will have followed until about 11:00 in the morning. however, temperatures are just in the upper 60s to low 70s. now, to carnaval for san francisco. even with this weather, it's a great event if you are going that way. in san francisco, temperatures are in the 60s over the next seven days. for the inland valleys, low to mid 70s through the next seven days. it's cooler than we've been used to, but everyone should be able to manage to find something to do. >> they are not working, so that's perfect. >> it's a very important holiday . that's what it's really about instead of just us running around. thank you. >>> next, a scare in the sky. mn actually opened the emergency door the plane >>> okay, this will make you pause, for sure. video showing the moment and airpl

a little cooler out towards the east.day, the morning could be dry — for a while, at least — and bright across east anglia and the south—east before that rain, heavy at times, pushes its way eastwards across england and wales. maybe a clearance following that rain across scotland and northern ireland with sunshine but some showers — those could be heavy and thundery — and temperatures are going to be a bit lower on bank holiday monday, typically around 16 degrees. now, once those tangle of weather fronts sweep away overnight, we're going to be dominated by that area of low pressure in the atlantic for tuesday. around the base of that area of low pressure, we'll find a stronger wind, and that'll bring in some showers. there'll be some sunshine on tuesday as well, particularly in the morning, but more showers arriving as we head into the afternoon. some of those maybe be heavy and thundery once again. and so, we've got temperatures around 16—18 degrees. it's going to be quite mixed, really, for much of the week ahead with s

and civil arrests were made on this day is really as marquee 1967 capture of east jerusalem. and its subsequent occupation, israel's annexation of east jerusalem and its old city has never been recognized by the international community and palestinians in gaza, held counter demonstrations waving policy and flags along the heavily fortified border fence with israel. just days ago, a cease fire ended a 5 day conflict which saw heavy fire trade in between israel entity as lumnick jihad, a palestinian arm group, and gaza at least 33 palestinians, and one is really were killed us. so just a moment we'll be speaking to you on the side in guys as far as the let's talk the willing marks with at damascus gates in occupied east jerusalem. well then, why don't you tell us not only what you've seen over the last few moments, but also the significance of it some more been good. they are a cabinet minister attending this rally. huge the literally big through the day his arrival was greeted with cheese. jones, people crested around in security details, trying to be significant. the saying t

east anglia and east of the pennines cool and breezy at times.ow 20s. so really a tale of two halves. where we have the best of the sunshine thatis we have the best of the sunshine that is where we will have the highest of the pollen, grass pollen as well at this time of year. low to moderate especially on the east coast. high pressurejust drift moderate especially on the east coast. high pressure just drift a little further east than we see subtle differences with that high but it will mean more sunshine coming through on friday. slightly drier air and lighter winds and a good deal of dry, settle and sunny weather. it will still feel cooler along the exposed east coast but sunshine to go with it which will hopefully compensate and once again sheltered western areas will see highs into the low 20s. the weekend sees the high—pressure continue to push steadily eastwards so subtle differences. if you are heading to the beaches, west is best once again with the temperature into the low 20s but along the east coast we have sunshine as we head into the

mid-70s for oakland and the east bay.emperatures in the low 70s further inland until u go sa n you are heading down to oracle park tomorrow evening for game two of the giants series agains the philadelphia phillies, temperatures a gametime are going to be in the low 60s , coasting down into the low 50s and the fog will likely make an encore appearance as we head through the later innings of that game. long-range outlook for memorial day weekend, above average temperatures from the climate protection center. we will keep you updated on that. it is kind of a weak signal at this point, but it is only two weeks until memorial day. temperatures will be in pretty typical may territory for the next several days. mid-to-upper 60s and san francisco, low to mid 70s for oakland. inland temperatures, a little more variation but not much. upper 70s, low 80s for san jose, mostly low 80s inland and the north bay. some of the warmer spots will be inland and the east bay as usual and the coole spots along the coast. you wil see gray skies

so really watch your roads around 2.81. 0, 1, >> up the east bay. you're looking at it to right now. coit tower is definitely on the wet side of things. it's damp. we've seen some lighter showers in san francisco. nothing super heavy yet for the city. but look at all that snowfall that's coming down up in the sierra nevada on up into the cascades. lot of blue going on up there for the bay area. most of her widespread activity right now is in the east bay from antioch and down towards danville. san leandro clear to san jose. if you are traveling down the east bay shoreline, you are in the midst of rainfall, 80 consistently in it as the 6.82 very, very wet there. 5.80, stretching from the tri valley on up into the east bay. also in the midst of some really wet conditions off and on showers on the peninsula. some heavy thunderstorms right now for the santa cruz mountains. all in all, just an active morning. so do take it slow are out there. give yourself that extra time. as for current temperatures, it's 40's 50's right now. definitely want to put on t

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but again, with the onshore breeze, which will be quite fresh across the east, in the south east, it�milar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the south—east. that�*ll temper the temperatures somewhat so. i think temperatures are a little bit lower across the board. we�*re in the low 20s out west and the sunshine as opposed to the mid 20s, but into the weekend it stays largely fine, dry, plenty of sunshine again. best of the sunshine out west, always a bit cloudier and cooler along north sea coasts. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i�*m monica miller. the headlines. south korea reports on a north korean launch, duration orderfor seoul duration order for seoul in ever. vladimir putin blames a drone strike on moscow on ukraine and said it is trying to frighten the russian people. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i�*m monica miller. the headlines. south korea reports on a north korean launch, duration orderfor seoul duration order for seoul in ever. vladimir putin blames a drone stri

but in the east bay, we're now seeing a third influx of refugees from afghanistan. this comes nearly two years after the u.s. withdrew from that country. asimulating into life here can certainly be a challenge, but many are finding success. >> reporter: a year and a half after arriving in the u.s., this family have made a home thousands of miles away from the place they call home. >> i didn't want to leave. i also didn't expect the republic to collapse. afghanistan is going under a humanitarian crisis. >> reporter: he was among the first wave of refugees after the taliban takeover of afghanistan. >> i came with a few hundred bucks in my pocket and nothing. >> reporter: even with a mast masters degree and a quick opportunity for a job. >> it's not easy. it's tough. you have to understand the culture and norms. >> reporter: upon his arrival, the jewish family and community services east bay got involved to help with basic services good they provided me with settlement support, with insurance, with the doctors. they connected me with different employers. i did not expe

>>> right now at 5:00a deadly late night crash in the east bay. one of the victims left trapped in their car. details on the rescue effort and the details that led up to the crash. >>> do not risk your life savings only to be removed from the united states. >> the immediate impact for immigrants at the border and the outlook for immigrants right here in the bay area. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning on this thursday. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. we will get to the top stories for you in just a moment. first, still alive, the warriors live to see another day beating the lakers in game five. we will have that fan reaction and the story of one warrior's photographer that says covering the dubs is the cherry on top of his own personal recovery. >>> first, let's get to kari hall. >> we will start out with cool temperatures. a calm wind in santa rosa, and 44 degrees. we will start out with clouds but we will see the sun breaking out. in the afternoon, we reach into the mid-60s in the afternoon and mid-70s in the north bay. y

east anglia, breezy at times.ing in the low 20s. it's going to be a tale of two halves. grass pollen is low to moderate. we'll see some subtle differences with that high but that will mean more sunshine coming through on friday. slightly drier air, lighter winds and a good deal of dry, settled sunny weather for all. it will feel cooler along the east coast but you had that sunshine to go with it. sheltered western areas will see highs into low 20s. the weekend will see that high pressure continued to push its way steadily eastwards. some subtle differences. if you are heading off to the beaches, certainly west is best, once again with those temperatures into the low 20s but along the east coast there will be some sunshine as we head into the wi weekend butjust that little bit fresher as we see that breeze coming from the north—east and guess what? as we head early into next week there's very little change. the driest weather out the west. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories f