lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london.programme, but coming up next week... i am in the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. hello, there. another cold day on saturday but not as bitter as it has been because the wind was not as strong. we started with blue skies and a frost but as the day went by, we had clouds building to bring scattered showers and even some hailstorms. for quite a few of you the weather is going to follow a similar pattern on sunday. right now, we have clear skies for the

lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london. coming up next week... i am in the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. hello, there. it was a mild start to the week, but it will get colder again later on. 16 celsius, though, on monday in hampshire — and for much of the country, temperatures are still in double figures early on tuesday morning. but it is colder in northern scotland — that's where the colder air is. much of the uk in this block of milder air. and between those two different masses, we

lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london. but coming up next week... i am in the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media, too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. after that frosty morning most of us are in for a pretty decent afternoon. here is a reminder of how cold it got, at least in some spots. —7 degrees last night in wales and sennybridge, making it the coldest april night in nine years. even in london, temperatures were well below freezing. how about the outlook? bright weather today, but rain is expected tomorrow. the rain will a

lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london.is week's programme, but coming up next week... i am in the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. an extremely cold start to an april morning but monday morning bringing a different feel. much milder, but rather dampen outbreaks of rain and a brisk breeze as well and the changes courtesy of the weather front of which you can tell from the red semicircles this is a warm front and as the name suggests and brings warmer or milder air and as the name suggests

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lucy there, keeping up the fine tradition of the fry—up in east london.n the netherlands to find out why more museums are opening their entire archives for public perusal. and poking around this vast gallery in rotterdam, where absolutely nothing is hidden from sight. the fact that everybody can see so many more artworks enables people to ask questions that we might never have thought about before. and if you would like to catch up with more of our adventures, you can find us on bbc iplayer. we are on social media too. just search for "bbc travel show" and look out for the blue icon. until next time, from me and all the travel show team, goodbye. hello. the weather looked very different between the top and tail of the uk on tuesday. across england and wales, the sun came out for many. and in the sunshine, temperatures got up into the low to mid teens. this was the isle of wight tuesday afternoon. here we are, though, in aberdeenshire tuesday afternoon, a very different picture — some fresh snowfall, temperatures barely scratching above freezing. arctic ai

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sabina was killed by a stranger in cator park, south—east london. was walking to go and meet a friend. she was late, and unfortunately, she chose to go through the middle of the park, probably instead of going around it, which is a route that i know she talked about with her housemate, that, you know, they would always stick to the well lit route. the thought that he was waiting for some woman to attack and do what he wanted to do, ijust think, what a horrible animal, vile animal he is. he's taken an innocent life without any reason. without any explanation. how could he do that? how could he hurt my sister? the investigation into the murder of primary school teacher sabina nessa continues. members of her family came to lay flowers and remember the primary school teacher they say had a beautiful soul. sabina's killing has once again brought into sharp focus the issues of women's safety and their attitudes. ——and male attitudes. from newcastle in the north to brighton in the south, - there were vigils. on the downing street doorstep, a candle. i the

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after she rejected him, he drove off alone and ended up miles away, in south—east london.nce against a woman, he bought a rolling pin. it's believed he was considering using this as his weapon. meanwhile, sabina nessa, who lived locally, was on her way to meet a friend. she's thought to have taken a shortcut through cator park because she was running late. koci selamaj, looking furtive, was caught on cctv. and cameras in the park actually showed him running towards sabina and attacking her. he beat her 3a times with this metal traffic triangle and carried her off unconscious. her body was found the following day. selamaj had strangled her. on his way back to eastbourne, he drove down a country lane and dumped the murder weapon in a river. a week later, selamaj was arrested and being told over the phone by an interpreter he was being charged with murder. he's an albanian national. there was clear evidence of a sexually—motivated attack. that, to-ether with the fact that he had propositioned his wife earlier in the day for sex, says to me, without a shadow of a doubt, that w

born in 1967, sharon grew up in layton in the east of london.e as a 19—year—old, i can't believe of it, and my dad came when he was in the late 50s, and they met here and tried to rent. it was really difficult to rent as a family. of course it was a. all those assigns of no blacks, no irish, no dogs. it was a really big thing that they were able to find the right house. hats off to my dad. tell us about him, curtis. my dad curtis is still alive and now 86. like my mum, coming from jamaica to england for five years, would then go back and they got married, they had their children here, they made this their home. but my dad is interesting because he always wanted to improve himself. even though he didn't do much schooling. he do much schooling. left school when he was about oi’ he left school when he was about 15 or 16. he left school when he was about 15 or 16. my mother left school when she was 11. wow. she hardly did any primary school because she was the eldest of nine. every time i grandmother had a baby, my mum had to leave school. oh, my go

after she rejected him he drove off alone and ended up miles away in kidbrooke in south—east london,r way to meet a friend. cameras in the park showed koci selamaj running towards sabina and attacking her. he beat her 3a times with this metal traffic triangle and carried her off unconscious. her body was found the following day. selamaj had strangled her. there was clear evidence of a sexually motivated attack that, together with the fact that he had propositioned his wife earlier in the day for sex, says to me, without a shadow of a doubt, that was a sexually motivated murder. a week later selamaj, an albanian national, was arrested, here being told over the phone by an interpreter he's been charged. today sabina's family left the old bailey with hugs for the police team. i feel like the sunflower because that was her favourite. i feel like that kind of resembles her. she would stand up to and give her opinion and i feel like we should all stand up and say, "enough is enough, let's put an end to male violence." june kelly, bbc news. covid infection rates in the uk are showing signs

i am at an allotment in north-east london. this is super i north—east london. a. in the west got the best of the sunshine, to 17, 18. in glasgow, enniskillen, parts of cumbria and west wales, we could see the highest of the temperatures this evening and overnight, the cloud in the east were thin and break a lot more. tonight light went with mist and fog which could develop. a bit of frost to take us into tomorrow morning just about anywhere. tomorrow, a chilly start. full england and wales a dry and chilly day. some significant rain. just a shame it is on a bank holiday weekend. more rain in the east of scotland, spreading into cambria and the isle of man later. that will push its way south on sunday. not much rain throughout the week and met many will stay dry. the full bank holiday full coming up. the full bank holiday full coming u -. �* the full bank holiday full coming u . _ �* ., ,., ~' the full bank holiday full coming up. being a bank holiday had completely _ up. being a bank holiday had completely passed _ up. being a bank holiday had completely passed

sabina was killed by a stranger in cator park, south—east london.e of the park, probably instead of going around it, which is a route that i know she talked about with her housemate, that, you know, they would always stick to the well lit route. the thought that he was waiting for some woman to attack and do what he wanted to do, ijust think, what a horrible animal, vile animal he is. he's taken an innocent life without any reason. without any explanation.

it finished 2—0 in east london with georgia stanway scoring the opening goal after eight minutes.half. it means city are still in fourth but seperated from third placed manchester united only by goal difference. gareth southgate hopes the final round of premier league fixtures before the start of the world cup in qatar, won't hinder preparations for their opener against iran. the last set of league fixtures takes place the weekend of the 12th and 13th of november which is a little over a week before that first game. he also spoke to the bbc�*s football correspondentjohn murray about human rights issues in qatar and the possibility of playing either wales or scotland in the group stage. those games are unique. the players obviously know each other so well, they have played against each other all the time, so there is a familiarity that takes any fear away from whoever the opposition is and of course the expectation is high for england and the desire to beat england is, frankly, high for anyone who ever plays us. that is something that i think some of our players had not experienced

after she rejected him, he drove off alone and ended up in south east london. bought rolling pin. it is believed he was considering using this as his weapon. meanwhile sabina nessa who lived locally was on her way to meet a friend. she is thought to have taking a short cut through the park because she was running late. he looked furtive and was caught on cctv. cameras in the park actually showed him running towards her and attacking her. he beat her 34 times with this metal traffic triangle and carried her oath unconscious. her body was found the following day. he had strangled her. on his way back to eastbourne, he drove down a country lane and dumped the murder weapon in a reverie. 0ne the murder weapon in a reverie. one week later, he was arrested and being told over the telephone by an interpreter he was being charged with murder. he is an albanian national. it with murder. he is an albanian national. , . ., . national. it there is clear evidence of a sexually _ national. it there is clear evidence of a sexually motivated _ national. it there is clear evide

after she rejected him, he drove off alone and ended up miles away in south east london.in. it's believed he was considering using this as his weapon. meanwhile, sabina nessa, who lived locally, was on her way to meet a friend. she's thought to have taken a shortcut through cator park because she was running late. koci selamaj, looking furtive, was caught on cctv. and cameras in the park actually showed him running towards sabina and attacking her. he beat her 34 times with this metal traffic triangle and carried her off unconscious. her body was found the following day. selamaj had strangled her. on his way back to eastbourne, he drove down a country lane and dumped the murder weapon in a river. a week later, selamaj was arrested and being told over the phone by an interpreter he was being charged with murder. he's an albanian national. there was clear evidence of a sexually motivated attack that, together with the fact that he had propositioned his wife earlier in the day for sex, says to me, without a shadow of a doubt, that was a sexually motivated murder. two, one, s

frankfurt scored in the first minute and 3000 fanatics made the noise in east london.ntonio and they hoped the breakthrough would bring more. frankfurt in ninth back home but in the europa league they've been extraordinary. in the last round they beat barcelona now they pass through teams themselves. west ham need a rethink for when they go there next thursday butjust need a rethink for when they go there next thursday but just want moment could bring them level. this was a night where things just didn't come off. rangers lost in leipzig but stayed in touch. for most fans at 1-0 but stayed in touch. for most fans at 1—0 is still a first good light result. leipzig are in the bundesliga top four. for now rangers just had to keep the ball from goal by any means. if you expected them to win here, still they might have struck on the counter. and as rangers grew in confidence so too they got some lock. rb missed the best chance of the match but then scored one from distance. only a great goal broke the rangers resolve and now they know what's coming. in the noise back home a

but the east london side also had a lot to play for, with champions league spots still in reach.rounds—up the action. into april and still west ham's bubble has not burst, a europa league quarterfinal on thursday but the priority was ensuring they would be back in europe for next year. opposition for them though this season has generally proved out of which, aaron cresswell�*s corker did little to alleviate fears. mason holgate�*s efforts helped, fortune with a flick of a foot and level for all of five minutes when jarrod bowen marked his return from injury with the fastest reaction, everton�*s number was up, 11 went down to ten as michael keane's red card put paid to hopes of a comeback and when you're down where everton are, it could be a long and lonely walk back. as west ham are fifth, tottenham just had to avoid defeat to newcastle only they had not learned the lessons. it is to newcastle only they had not learned the lessons.— to newcastle only they had not learned the lessons. it is right the way through _ learned the lessons. it is right the way through from _ learned the

a solitary figure with a sharp nose from the suburbs of south—east london. what happened next? drinking a glass of orangejuice. pretty unusual for an after—hours club. the whole point of going to an after—hours club was to be able to drink. so i walk over to him and right away i say, "hey, man, love your music." right away, the conversation veered into our love ofjazz. deep jazz as well, not justjohn coltrane. no, deep, deep, deep. he saw in me something that... ..was attractive and i saw something in him that was attractive, so this relationship was going to be mutually beneficial no matter what happened. i used to call him the picasso of rock and roll. it used to piss him off but i think secretly he dug it. but it was always, you know, a term of endearment. could i ask you to take me through the same progression when it comes to get lucky and daft punk? it's an extraordinary album. when daft punk, these two french dudes who are anonymous in their own way, came over to your house and they laid out a vision for an album, what was that vision? what did they sell you? they sold m

alice bhandhukravi reports from south east london.ocession clapping as the coffin passed. hundreds of fans and admirers of tom parker are standing outside. they are broadcasting the funeral with screens outside, and it's been a very emotional atmosphere. people have been crying, listening to some of the speeches. one of tom's bandmates spoke at the funeral. he will always remember his laugh, that tom parker has left us far too early, and the heartbreak shared here today is a credit to him. he ended his speech with the words, "rest easy, mate. " of course, tom parker from the wanted diagnosed with this aggressive brain cancerjust 18 months ago. in the last 18 months, he has packed a lot in. he threw himself into a publicity campaign to raise awareness of the condition, as well as writing a book, amongst other things. really, there is huge sadness in this town today for the funeral of this 33—year—old much loved member of the community, and much loved musician. music can be a real comfort for people living with dementia, and now a new r

today fans lined the streets in south—east london as the cortege made out of his family, friends, andour lives and made lots of friends. we wanted to pay our respects to the boys, and kelsey and tom who is a superhero throughout. just wanted to be here for everybody as well as a mark of _ respect. tom was so brave and i wanted to come to pay my respects so it's amazing how many people are here as well and so glad we could be part of it. the singer was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancerjust 18 months ago. he decided to write a book about his journey and threw himself into campaigning to raise awareness of his condition glioblastoma. this couple lost their 21—year—old son to the same disease. we just wanted to be here today to give our sympathy to the family and friends and try and help promote awareness and more research into brain tumours. tom was the cheeky one in the group and he was the one who orchestrated a reunion for the wanted last year. how has that been getting back together again after seven years? when you've got a brain tumour it's difficult to try and remember anythi

after she rejected him he drove off alone and ended up miles away in kidbrooke in south—east london,she was walking through the nearby park on her way to meet a friend. cameras in the park showed koci selamaj running towards sabina and attacking her. he beat her 34 times with this metal traffic triangle and carried her off unconscious. her body was found the following day. selamaj had strangled her. there was clear evidence of a sexually motivated attack that, together with the fact that he had propositioned his wife earlier in the day for sex, says to me, without a shadow of a doubt, that was a sexually motivated murder. a week later selamaj, an albanian national, was arrested, here being told over the phone by an interpreter he's been charged. today sabina's family left the old bailey with hugs for the police team. she would stand up to and give her opinion and i feel like we should all stand up and say, "enough is enough, let's put an end to male violence." june kelly, bbc news. pakistan's prime minister imran khan says he will not accept any government that takes over him ahead o

the mirror covers the story of the four people stabbed to death in bermondsey in south east london —dbath". so, let's begin... thank you both very much forjoining us and taking time this evening. will start with the front page of the metro. elon musk paying $35 billion for twitter. he says he wants basically to bring in complete and utter free speech, wants basically to bring in complete and utterfree speech, take wants basically to bring in complete and utter free speech, take away moderation. is that realistic in this day and age? i’m moderation. is that realistic in this day and age?— moderation. is that realistic in this day and age? moderation. is that realistic in this da and ace? �* ., , ., this day and age? i'm not sure. that was mentioned _ this day and age? i'm not sure. that was mentioned today. _ this day and age? i'm not sure. that was mentioned today. but _ this day and age? i'm not sure. that was mentioned today. but before i this day and age? i'm not sure. that i was mentioned today. but before when he was saying he was going to buy twitter and of course it then took

for a minimum of 36 years. 36—year—old koci selamaj, from albania, drove from eastbourne to south—east londonted attack. he killed ms nessa in a park in kidbrooke — striking her head repeatedly with a metal traffic triangle and then strangling her. covid infection rates in the uk are showing signs of levelling off after last week's record high, according to the latest figures. it comes as older and vulnerable people across the uk are invited for their extra boosterjab. the office for national statistics estimated that last week one in 13 people had covid in england, wales and scotland, and one in 16 in northern ireland. in all, that's 4.9 million people — down very slightly from the week before. the three—time wimbledon champion boris becker has been found guilty of four charges related to his bankruptcy in 2017. appearing at southwark crown court in london, he was accused of hiding millions of pounds' worth of assets, including two wimbledon trophies, to avoid paying his debts. he was cleared of 20 other charges. the 54—year—old will be sentenced later this month. the actor will smith has be

the headteacher of a school in east london where a 15—year—old black pupil was strip—searched is leavingthe search without an appropriate adult after she was wrongly accused of carrying cannabis. a safeguarding review found that racism was likely to have been a factor in the case a murder investigation is under way after three bodies were found at a house in a village in buckinghamshire. a man and a woman in their 60s and man in his 50s were found dead in bourne end yesterday. thames valley police said all three were known to each other, and they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths. a study has shown that insect populations have fallen by about half in some parts of the world because of climate change and intensive agriculture. researchers at university college london said the combined pressure of global heating and farming was driving a "substantial decline" in the number of insects across the globe. prince harry says he doesn't yet know if he'll return to the uk in june for the celebrations to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. in an interview with the america

over the way officers searched a 15—year—old girl, who's black, known as child 0, in a school in east londonan inspector. the pilot is being rolled out in hackney and tower hamlets. the first of the "partygate" fines for breaking covid laws within government have been issued, but some have issued concerns that they're only being given to morejunior staff. as the met�*s first 20 fines are handed out, some whitehall insiders have told the bbc they believe police targeted "low—hanging fruit", while another source cautioned that it was too early to say until all fines are issued. downing street has confirmed that the prime minister has not received a fixed penalty notice. england will face the united states and iran in the group stages of the world cup being held in qatar in november. england will also play either scotland, wales or ukraine, when one of them qualifies for the tournament. our sports editor, dan roan, is in the qatari capital, doha. good evening, clive. many people still struggle to believe where and when this world cup will be happening. of course the first to be staged here in t

within touching distance of the champions league places after beating west ham.it finished 2—0 in east london's header then sealed the three points in the second half. it means city are still in fifth but separated from fourth—placed manchester united only by goal difference. gareth southgate hopes the final round of premier league fixtures before the start of the world cup in qatar, won't hinder preparations for their opener against iran. the last set of league fixtures takes place the weekend of the 12th and 13th of november, which is a little over a week before that first game. southgate hopes any clashes involving teams at the top of the table will be avoided. clearly, there are going to be fixtures that we can —— that weekend for all of the european league, and we understand that, that's, that's the same for everybody, it would be helpful if we didn't have a big six clash, with a higher risk of motion and injuries are an whatever else, but look, that is not our gift. we have had some discussions with the premier league, and they understand the situation. premier league, and they understa

tom symonds, bbc news, south—east london. the time is...nsive in the east of ukraine continues, exhausted residents are forced to live underground. coming up: after widespread accusations of misogyny in an article about angela rayner, the speaker of the house of commons summons the editor of the mail on sunday. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel: what's going wrong for mercedes in f1 this season? car troubles leave them struggling in the championship so far, with lewis hamilton failing to get in the points at yesterday's race in imola. emmanuel macron has vowed to unite france and be a "president for all," after his re—election yesterday. he won a convincing victory over his rival, marine le pen, with 58% of the vote, the first president to be re—elected in two decades. but he acknowledged that france is divided and protests against his presidency have already begun. from paris, here's our europe editor katya adler. after a presidential vote. full of passion and tension, it was back to everyday life in parris today, which the fr

some fertility services at homerton hospital in east london are being suspended because staff shortagesmperial college london and barts nhs trust. some of london's airports say they saw some of the biggest falls in passenger numbers last year due to the pandemic. southend, gatwick and london city airports all saw passengers numbers fall more than 85% from levels seen before covid. the trade body that oversees airports said the uk sites had suffered more than their european counterparts due to tighter travel restrictions. scientists are carrying out a study of hundreds of former professional footballers to understand more about the link between ex—players and dementia. a team from imperial college london will use imaging and a range of tests to compare brain health in former players and the general population. the oldest surviving complete map of london has gone on display as part of a new exhibition at the london metropolitan archives. civitas londinium provides a bird's—eye view of london from the the tudor period. only three prints of it, all dating back to 1633, are known to exist. w

frankfurt scored in the first minute and 3000 fanatics made the noise in east london. rethink for when they go there next thursday butjust one moment could bring them level. this was a night where things just didn't come off. rangers lost in leipzig but stayed in touch. for most, fans at 1—0 is still a first good night result. leipzig are in the bundesliga top four. for now, rangers just had to keep the ball from goal by any means. few expected them to win here, still they might have struck on the counter. and as rangers grew in confidence so too they got some luck. rb missed the best chance of the match but then scored one from distance. only a great goal broke the rangers resolve and now they know what's coming. in the noise back home at ibrox this team believes that a one goal deficit can still be turned round. so in glasgow and in london, the last four started flat but there is still hope. and in the europa conference league — the third tier of european club competition — it's all square after the first leg between brendan rodgers' leicester city and jose mourinho'

a police officer has been injured by a man wielding a machete in east london.ed a man was "suffering a mental health crisis". the officer was taken to hospital for a slash wound to his arm. his condition is not life threatening. as the cost of living rises, finance—savvy londoners are turning to �*life hacks' to save money. some have been giving bbc london their top tips including using eco shower heads, cutting down on subscriptions and finding cheaper ways to travel. you have to think about small things like how many cups of tea you are making in the day. i will boil the kettle once in the morning, put it in a warm flask. rather than spending 15 minutes in the bath or shower, i'm spending ten minutes. i also have started using the santander bikes. and with it being the school holidays, we'll be speaking to thejournalist behind �*cheapskate london' on our 6.30 programme this evening. kate samuelson will give us a guide to the best free events in london this easter. let's take a look at the tubes. there are minor delays on the dlr between canary wharf and strat

the car he was travelling in crashed and hit a tree in east london on thursday afternoon. four under par, just two shots off the overnight lead of americanjennifer kupcho and australian minjee lee. let's go live to the mission hills course and speak to kat downes, who is there for the bbc. how is she getting on? great opening-round _ how is she getting on? great opening-round for _ how is she getting on? great opening-round for georgia i how is she getting on? great i opening-round for georgia hall, how is she getting on? (e—r opening—round for georgia hall, four under par she was yesterday coming into this and untimelyjust before we came on air to speak to you, dropping a shot there to move to five under par. that's three shots behind the lead, and she is in eighth position at the moment, as a sigma just three shots off the lead. some really good golf as well, speaking to her before the tournament started. she's exuding confidence, she says a lot of that has come from some decisions she's made in the early start of her season not to play in the swing, so she's coming into

former world boxing champion amir khan says he was robbed at gunpoint in east london last night.face as two men stole his watch in leyton after the couple had crossed a road. amir khan is an olympic silver medallist and former wba and ibf light—welterweight champion. plans are being drawn up to expand the emergency department at the queen elizabeth hospital in kings lynn after claims being made that it was unfit for purpose. governors there say an increase in demand means the hospital has outgrown its current space. the ceiling of the queen elizabeth is currently being held up by almost 500 temporary props. the london aquatics centre will reopen today, almost a month after chlorine gas leak caused it to close. a major incident was declared with around 30 people being taken to hospital. the venue says the pool will be open as normal, and swimming lessons will also resume. if you're travelling into or around london today, a look at the situation on the underground. time for a look at the weather. good morning. after a largely sunny and warm bank holiday weekend it is going to turn

time we get to friday, good friday, temperatures could get up to 22c in east anglia, the south east and londonf our neighbourhood is approaching us and will eventually reach us over the next day or so. now, through this evening and overnight, it is largely clear across the bulk of the uk, particularly eastern and central areas, but out towards the west, the south—southwesterly breeze is pushing in low grey cloud, mist and murk around coasts. it will be a mild night. nine degrees in plymouth, eight in cardiff, maybe no colder than around five in glasgow. perhaps a touch of frost in the sheltered glens, but that's pretty much it. here's the weather map for thursday, and that mass of cloud that i mentioned out towards the west is encroaching. in fact, rain in ireland. that does mean thicker cloud and also outbreaks of rain eventually reaching northern ireland and western parts of scotland, but elsewhere, it should be a relatively bright day after a very slow grey start. i think the best of the sunshine — central, eastern, southern areas, and here temperatures will probably nudge up to around 19 o

their 3,000 fanatics made the east london noise.nio scored on the stretch and they hoped the breakthrough would bring more. frankfurt are ninth in their league back home, but on thursdays, they're a force. in the last round, they beat barcelona. now they pass through teams themselves. west ham need a rethink when they go there next week, but still, just one moment could bring them level. underside of the bar! this was a night where things just didn't come off. rangers were beaten in leipzig, but stayed in touch. for most fans, a 1—0 loss is still a good first leg result. rb leipzig are in the bundesliga top four. rangers went to keep them out any way they could. few expected them to win here. still, they might have struck on the counter. it's kent! and as rangers grew in confidence, so too, they got some luck. it's christopher nkunku! he's blazed it! rb missed the best chance of the match, but then scored from distance. only a great goal broke the scottish champions' resolve, and now they know what's coming. in the noise of ibrox, r

murders of four members of the same family who were found stabbed to death in bermondsey, in south east london samantha drummonds. their bodies were found in a house in bermondsey on monday. the 28—year—old suspect is due before westminster magistrates later today. a man is due in court this morning charged with the murder of 33—year—old katie kenyon. the mother—of—two, from lancashire, was last seen getting into a van in burnley nearly a week ago. although katie has not been found, police say they are now working on the basis she is no longer alive. andrew burfield will appear before magistrates later. prince andrew has lost his freedom of the city of york honour, following a vote by local councillors. the motion to remove the accolade was passed unanimously. councillors also called for him to relinquish his duke of york title in the wake of his out—of—court settlement with virginia giuffre, who had accused him of sexual assault, in the united states. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello to you, carol. good morning to you, annita. we had a chilly start but some o

it's stephen lawrence day, which marks the 29th year since the murder of the 18 year old in south east londonw tfl services are looking right now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. but london overground is part suspended willesdenjunction to shepherds bush. on to the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. a reasonably mild start this morning, there is more cloud around. you can see the high pressure to the north later. between it, the isobars are tightly squeezed, so a brisk easterly breeze. the cloud this morning thick enough to produce some light patchy rain and some drizzle. it's more likely to break up a little this afternoon, so some brighter spells. the wind gusting 30 to 35 mph. temperatures taking a bit of a knock, 16 celsius the maximum. overnight tonight, we'll see some clear spells to start with but more cloud feeding in from the east through the night. we will hang on to the easterly breeze as well. the minimum temperature between 8 to 10 celsius. another mild night. now a cloudy start to saturday but a similar set—up, high to the north, low to the south, an

she is a lecturer in international politics at university college london school of sla vondik and east european studies. she explained the potential importance of what happened to the warship. i think it's significant that the russians have admitted that there is a fi on board. and they've had to evacuate, i think that significant whether or not it was hit by the ukrainian missiles, most likely it was. but at this stage we cannot independently verified. i think symbolically. it is huge and my scott is a major worship and it was, it was most notably involved in the sort of snake island incident, the stamps of which have actually only come out this week in ukrainian ukraine. symbol is massive. it will also be important strategically, militarily, because the russians are no longer able to move their large warships into the area because the straits have been shut down. and also because it shows that the russians are suff, ongoing, suffering heavy losses, which i think before the campaign dumbasses renewed, i think it's, it's symbolically important. the russians are suffering such heavy los

suspicion of murder, afterfour people — three women and a man were stabbed to death in a house in south—east london tom symonds, reports. about quarter to two this morning we were woken by the helicopter, and a load of flashing lights and that. 0ther neighbours heard screaming. very quickly the street was filled with police who forced their way into the house where four people had been stabbed. a large team of paramedics were unable to save them. venecia reid is a close relative. she said her aunt, dolet hill, was one of those who died. she's very loving, very kind, very generous, she would do anything for you. yeah, she worked very hard in this country to support her two girls, and her two grandkids. she doesn't deserve this. the victims haven't been formally named. officers have been speaking to other family members today. police appear to be investigating killings within an extended family. a man and woman in their 60s, a woman in her 40s, and a third in her 30s. and significantly they have said two things about the man they have arrested — he knows the victims, and they aren't looking for anybo

former world champion amir khan says he has been robbed at gunpoint while out with his wife in east londonntury in the indian premier league — his second in this year's competition — as his rajasthan royals side beat the kolkata knight riders. how the test team could do with some free scoring runs like that! if the countdown to the commonwealth games here in our 100 daytime has whet your appetite, here in our 100 daytime has whet yourappetite, it here in our 100 daytime has whet your appetite, it is worth pointing out that a million tickets have already been sold but they have gone back on sale for all of the events to come, 19 sports being staged in birmingham and the surrounding area across 11 days of action. i think it is fair to say the excitement is certainly starting to build. and a great facility, there. thank you forjoining us. russia's invasion of ukraine has had a devastating impact on the country's children with local authorities saying at least 205 have been killed since the conflict began. the un also estimates that as many as two thirds of all children in the country have bee

again the highest temperatures away from the east coast, 18s for london and for cardiff.change. there backbench greater number of showers, particularly for ian england. 0therwise, still a fair amount of drier weather with o cloud coming and going. temperatures on the whole just easing down a degree or two, given a bit more cloud round. for tuesday that area of cloud does is that right toter come down the north sea, and then move in land, so really tuesday looks like being a cloudy day, the best of any limited sunny spells would be in western areas and the thes the, just nine for aberdeen and for newcastle. and later in the week that cloud still a factor in the forecast for most. it looks like being a cloudy and relatively cool spell of weather, the best of limited sunshine in western areas, so western england, wales and northern ireland having the best of the sunshine for next week. that is your latest weather. bye for now. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm ben boulos. ukraine says russian forces have resumed attempts to

koci selamaj attacked and killed the 28—year—old in a park in south—east london, last september.r. is it any wonder that her family are struggling to come to terms with the enormity of their loss? like. struggling to come to terms with the enormity of their loss?— enormity of their loss? like, how does a parent _ enormity of their loss? like, how does a parent except _ enormity of their loss? like, how does a parent except the - enormity of their loss? like, how does a parent except the fact - enormity of their loss? like, how| does a parent except the fact that their daughter, the age of 28, is no more? how do you accept that? you cannot and it'sjust more? how do you accept that? you cannot and it's just — is the hope it's a bad dream and you just wish that it wasn't true. it is affected my sisters, my parents, you just wouldn't believe that it would happen to you. it has affected my daughters as well.— happen to you. it has affected my daughters as well. sabina neser did not know her _ daughters as well. sabina neser did not know her killer. _ daughters as well. sabina neser di