over to east essex, england, something fell down this embankment. you're about to see it. poor little badger stuck between that wall and the building. >> poor. >> so rescuers had to show up. this happened to be global community day. so some of the people who were there for the rescue are just volunteers for the day. the guy who is going in between the wall, he's a professional. so he goes in, makes his way down. but didn't have to chase it down because it was stuck between a rock and a hard place. starts doing the don't fence me in dance. it wasn't hurt and was released very close by so it can go run around and be a badger another day. >>> this jenga game is on fire. >> so is the whips they're using to knock the pieces out of place. >> finds out who wins this exciting game. >>> and the words no parent wants to hear. >> i do have a boyfriend. >> but it doesn't end there. hear what else she has to get off her chest. >> oh, my goodness. night in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i alre

in essex, -- lancaster south, east, west, and , north. even in glasgow's. this is mays day.andnot about who who loses in the election. it is about continuing to fight for the best brexit deal for families and businesses across the united kingdom. >> are you maintaining today you are not looking at a victory? and sweeping back into number 10 with a potentially large majority? >> i'm not taking anything for granted. i will be going out for the remaining weeks of this election campaign during the support of the british people. >> it is labor that is suffering. seats are disappearing and almost every corner. >> thank you for coming. >> mr. corbyn needs a lot more than a brave face. one senior party tells me the results were catastrophic. the leader will hardly admit that. have had very disappointing results and other parts of the country. we have to go get a message out. >> with only weeks until the general election, candidates who want to stay on as labor mps are already pointing the finger. disastrouspretty picture. it's simply not good enough for party that's been in oppositi

moving towards sussex, kent, east anglia, essex, some showers and patchy rain. turn more showery. the cloud will turn more showery. the cloud will drift further west as well. the furthest reaches into the sunshine. later on, cloud building here as well. northern england, scotland, and northern ireland, the warmers, and northern ireland, the warmers, and also the sunniest. along the east coast, chilly, especially in the wind. —— warmest. the evening and overnight. breezy in some central areas. cloud around. and overnight. breezy in some centralareas. cloud around. still producing showers as well. further north, clearer skies, producing showers as well. further north, clearerskies, cold. rather like yesterday where it was worn by day. the temperature really does drop quite quickly. tomorrow, we start off with blue skies in the north of the country. scotland, northern england, northern ireland. cloud coming in through southern areas. a noticeable breeze to be breaking up cloud in places. if you are exposed to it, especially on the east coast, cold. temperatures, 10

essex... teesside... derbyshire. .. lancashire... south, east, west and north. glasgow, where in some parts the tories went out with the ark. the conservative party candidate is duly elected as mayor. and in the marginal midlands, a big win. the area's first ever metro mayor, wearing a tory rosette. this is may's day. this is not about who wins and who loses in the local elections. it is about continuing to fight for the best brexit deal for families and businesses across the united kingdom. are you still seriously maintaining, today, that you are not looking at a victory and sweeping back into number ten, potentially with a very large majority? i'm not taking anything for granted. i will be going out for the remaining weeks of this general election campaign to earn the support of the british people. and it is labour that is suffering. red spilled in west dunbartonshire, northumberland, nottinghamshire. seats disappearing in almost every corner. a very bad night for labour? thank you so much for coming. mr corbyn needs a lot more than a brave face. i declare tha

it is the same for east anglia and essex and kent. you might catch one.s much of scotland, a lot of dry and sunny conditions, but at times along this east coast, there will be more cloud coming in. through the evening and overnight, the showers advance towards west and eastern parts of wales, down towards the south coast and then they fade. we've got some more coming in across the south east ona more coming in across the south east on a brisk breeze. where it has been really warm and sunny by day, the temperature will dip away really quickly as it gets dark. so it will bea quickly as it gets dark. so it will be a cold night and here and there we could see frost. tomorrow, this area of rain will increasingly turn more showery, but you will notice this breeze and watch how it is bringing the cloud further west in through wales and south—west england as well as as the midlands and parts of northern england. so it will be the extreme fringes of the south—west and wales that see sunshine. but again, northern england, scotland and northern ireland hanging on to

essex. scientists from across the middle east including israeli campaigners say attitudes towards asian peoplelities hoping to get married, need to change, the lab is designed to encourage collaboration between the nations. this machine acts as an equally powerful microscope. there are some 60 of these around the world and they are used for studying everything from pharmaceuticals to plants, to ancient remains. this is the first to be built in the middle east. what is the big deal, you might think? some of the countries involved in this project arejordan, egypt, turkey, cyprus, iran, and amazingly israel as well. one of the people who has been steering this project to fruition is chris llewellyn smith, a british physicist. how amazed are you given the sort of countries involved? given how hostile they can be to each other, they're here you are today and the thing is starting to work? the scientists involved in sesame overlook the politics, they work together as scientists producing a facility that they want to use. if it's a time of particular tension in the region, of course, they can feel a

as he comes out into the midlands, east anglia, essex, kent, east anglia, the isle of wight, once againyou have some rain and that will move from west to east through the course of the morning, clearing, and then behind that we will see a return to brighter skies by the afternoon. go through the day that rain across northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland moves north eastwards. now, some of the late afternoon and early evening will be happy. across the north—east of scotland, thunder, hailand north—east of scotland, thunder, hail and gusty winds. moving away from that we are back into the sunshine and hires getting up to 25 or 26 celsius. through the evening and overnight we lose the rain from the north—east. there will be a lot of clear skies put through the night more low cloud and hill fog and coastal murk is going to come in across south—east england and western parts of the uk more generally. it will be cold enough locally and parts of scotland for a touch of grass frost but no such issues anywhere else. tomorrow we start off with all that low c

east anglia, essex and kent, and the isle of wight hanging on to sunshine and here is where we will seeour band of rain continuing towards the south east. sultry in the south. clearer skies. if you are tomorrow, we have got the rain. it will pep up during the afternoon. as we look behind it for north wales, northern england, into scotland, and also northern ireland, we've got sunshine and again, showers. still pleasant in the sunshine and sultry and muggy in the south. we could see similar temperatures to today. wednesday night, we have got heavier rain pushing across us. it will clear away and on thursday it is a mixture of sunshine and showers and feeling fresher. hello, it's tuesday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. the notorious moors murderer ian brady has died. with the help of his girlfriend, myra hindley, he killed five children in the 1960s. he never showed any remorse. they saw themselves as superior, and committing the perfect murder, as they saw it, was part of that. it is about building a pharaoh britain, for the many, it is about building a pharaoh britain, forthe

essex... teesside... derbyshire. .. lancashire... south, east, west and north.n in glasgow, where in some parts the tories went out with the ark. the conservative party candidate is duly elected as mayor... and in the marginal midlands, a big win. the area's first ever metro mayor, wearing a tory rosette. this is may's day. this is not about who wins and who loses in the local elections, it is about continuing to fight for the best brexit deal for families and businesses across the united kingdom. are you still seriously maintaining today you are not looking at a victory and sweeping back into number ten, potentially with a very large majority? i'm not taking anything for granted. i will be going out for the remaining weeks of this general election campaign to earn the support of the british people. and it's labour that's suffering. red spilled in west dunbartonshire, northumberland, nottinghamshire. disappearing in almost every corner. a very bad night for labour. thank you so much for coming. mr corbyn needs a lot more than a brave face. i declare that andy bu

in essex, teesside, derbyshire, lancashire, south, east, west and north.in glasgow where, in some parts, the tories went out with the ark. the conservative party candidate is elected as mayor. and in the marginal midlands, a big win, the area's first ever metro mayor, wearing a tory rosette. this is may's day. this is not about who wins and loses in the local elections. it is about continuing to fight for the best brexit deal for families and businesses across the uk. are you still seriously maintaining today that you are not looking at a victory and sweeping back into number ten, potentially with a very large majority?” back into number ten, potentially with a very large majority? i am not taking anything for granted. i will be going out for the remaining weeks of this general election campaign to earn the support of the british people. and it is labour that is suffering. read spilt in nottinghamshire, sixtus appearing enormous every corner. a bad night for labour. thank you for coming. mr corbyn needs more than a brave face. 0ld faces, but new labour may

east. at the moment there are some cloud extending from essex towards london.as we drift towards south—west england and into wales, the temperatures picking up quite quickly in the sunshine. for northern ireland, again a fine and dry start for you but today there will be a bit more cloud around than there was yesterday. it will still bea there was yesterday. it will still be a very pleasant day. through the day, the patchy rain continues across northern scotland. here, it will be breezy at times. a bit more cloud in the far north of mainland scotland. for the rest of the uk, a beautiful day. a little bit of fair weather cloud developing, not much more than that, and temperatures could get up to 20 celsius, despite what you can see in that chart. anywhere from north—west england, heading south and including wales. we are looking at a range of 15 to 18. through the evening and overnight the rain across northern scotla nd overnight the rain across northern scotland sinks across mainland scotland, and by the end of the night we will be seeing some showers coming up

in essex, teesside, derbyshire, lancashire, south, east, west and north. glasgow where, in some parts, the tories went out with the ark. the conservative party candidate is elected as mayor. and in the marginal midlands, a big win, the area's first ever metro mayor, wearing a tory rosette. this is may's day. this is not about who wins and loses in the local elections. it is about continuing to fight for the best brexit deal for families and businesses across the uk. are you still seriously maintaining today that you are not looking at a victory and sweeping back into number ten, potentially with a very large majority? i am not taking anything for granted. i will be going out for the remaining weeks of this general election campaign to earn the support of the british people. and it is labour that is suffering. a bad night for labour. thank you for coming. mr corbyn needs more than a brave face. 0ld faces, but new labour mayors in manchester and of a pool give them something to cheer. 0ne senior party figure told me the results were catastrophic. the leader

northern france and south—east england. 500 every minute, producing spectacular shots ca ptu red minute, producing spectacular shots captured by weather watchers across essexn a bit dry across southern areas. might even be some sunshine there. one or two showers through devon and parts of somerset. a damp start in north wales, north midlands and northern england, with brea ks midlands and northern england, with breaks of rain on and off in northern ireland. turning wet across southern and western scotland. north—east scotland, some low cloud with potential breaks. 0nce north—east scotland, some low cloud with potential breaks. once the sun comes out, it will feel pleasant. elsewhere, grey skies across much of scotla nd elsewhere, grey skies across much of scotland and northern england, further outbreaks of rain. by the afternoon, northern england could see thunder, especially towards parts of liverpool bay towards cheshire, the west midlands too. heavy rain in the south—west. south—west england brightening up in the afternoon, temperatures could be a few degrees higher than on the chart. the odd rumble of thunder across east anglia and south—east to end th

this rain here across east anglia the south—east and the cloud will make it feel a little on the cool side. for places like an kent and sussex into london, essexut 13 degrees or so. for a change, the south—eastern portion of the uk in the breeze off the north sea coming out of the north—east, this place of the country will be on the cool side, whereas some parts of western scotland could get up to 17 or 18 degrees. so another beautiful day there in the west of scotland. through this evening and overnight for as long as we keep these north—easterly winds, the weather doesn't really change an awful lot, so we doesn't really change an awful lot, so we keep dragging in the cloud and spots of rain into east anglia and the south—east. maybe that dampness moves in a bit further to the midlands and western parts of england, but many western and northern areas stay dry in the thursday morning. and tomorrow, little change. the best of the weather across the northern half of england, beautiful across western scotland, yorkshire, the south once again on the cloudy side. there might be some glimmers of brightness come thursday and friday. little change tow

east side. the big boss retailer will sign a lease to ohm a 22,500-square foot store in pay development called essexrossing. sounds very british, don't you think? >> yeah. >> and it's interesting they're hoping brick and mortar once again. hasn't than been the knock on retail? >> it's a very trendy area. big box, target-type area. we'll see. >>> netflix, apparently the latest company to fall victim to hackers. the hacker group the dark overlord reportedly releasing eight episodes of "orange is the new black". as a member of the media here i wouldn't use the products of illegal means. >> okay. >>> let's get ready for the first trader week of may. the agenda is just full of economic data. income and spending. isn manufacturing index and construction spending. april auto sales and two-day policy meeting at the federal reserve on wednesday. the adp employment report. the fed decision at 2:00 p.m. eastern. thursday, it's q1 productivity and factory orders. friday, guess what, it's about time again, the april jobs report. and the pace of earning up a little bit this week. the s&p 500 reporting, the two bi

east london as part of an investigation into a suspected plot targeting the uk. they continue to question four men aged between 18 and 27 who were arrested yesterday. firefighters in essex have been trying to get the blaze in nazeing under control since tuesday evening. it's thought it could take up a week to extinguish. kew gardens are urging londoners to do more to protect themselves against flooding by adding more trees and plants to their gardens. it comes as scientists from the royal botanic gardens release a major new report examining global conservation. here in london, there's concern about the popularity of paving over gardens and the impact that has on the environment. paving over it is increasing flood water and increasing the chances of flooding. so, that will reduce run—off at it. the water. let's have a look at the travel situation now. it's all running well on the tube it seems, if you take a look there, a normal service on all of those lines at the moment. however, a signal problem is causing disruption to greater anglia trains between southend victoria and liverpool street. this is how it looks a the blackwall tunnel, normal rush hour delays northbound.

essex, hertfordshire, buckinghamshire and surrey. polling stations are open till 10pm tonight. an historic work of art that was thought to have been destroyed has been uncovered in a back garden in south—eastckheath. we've been looking for a lot of lost pieces of public art. we've been looking for a0 pieces altogether right across the country and some of those are from the festival of britain. this is ourfirst big find. it is a festival of britain piece called the sunbathers and we are happy to have found it. it is a wonderful piece of work and we thought it gone forever. travel now. all looking good so far on the tube, no reported problems on any of those lines there. thameslink trains however have some lines blocked between saint pancras and saint albans. this is how the blackwall tunnel looks. northbound traffic is slow as usual from the woolwich road flyover, no surprise there. in finchley, it's slow on the aa06 north circular westbound from east end road— towards the a1 at henly‘s corner. and in the city, we have gas works and lane restrictions on camomile street to the east of bishopsgate. time for a look at the weather now. here's elizabeth rizzini. good morning. it doesn't feel muc