here in east sussex, the council plans to only offer essential services.s and road safety, further cuts to the library service, there could be slower assessments for children with special educational needs, and less preventative work in children's social services. but i think it's important that we give the government the evidence that they need. the council says unless it gets more government funding, it will only be able to provide the bare minimum for the most vulnerable. clearly, we are having to make really, really difficult decisions. we've taken the opportunity to raise council tax as much as allowed by government, but it clearly doesn't take into account the increase in demographics and cost of providing those services. in last week's budget, the government announced an extra £650 million to councils to help with the costs of social care and more money for roads, and they're working out a new funding system, but many councils say they need more support and they're watching what happens here in east sussex to see if they might follow suit. for the p

east sussex becomes the latest council to cut key services to avoid a budget crisis.ust hours to go now until americans vote in the mid term elections — and deliver their verdict on donald trump. and how we shall remember them — and the effect the soldiers of the great war had on the britain they came home to. and coming up on bbc news... "bolder" and more "courageous" — that's what captain joe root wants from his england test side against sri lanka. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. after four murders in five days in london, the metropolitan‘s police commander will put hundreds of extra police officers on the streets. so far this year 118 people have been killed in london. 73 of those deaths were caused by stabbing. more than a third of all recorded knife crime in england and wales happens in the capital. that's despite it making up around just 15% of the population the city's mayor says it could take up to ten years to solve the crisis and as our home editor mark easton reports, the changing nature of london's gang culture has contributed to the rise

east sussex becomes the latest council, to cut key services to avoid a budget crisis. also coming up, americans prepare to give their verdict on president trump. on the eve of the crucial mid term elections, the republicans and democrats send their big hitters, onto the campaign trail. and, torches are lit around the tower of london, to mark a hundred years since the end of the first world war. good evening and welcome to bbc news. after four murders in five days in london, the metropolitan police is to put hundreds of extra officers on the streets. so far this year, 118 people have been killed in london. 73 of those deaths were caused by stabbing, with more than a third of all recorded knife crime in england and wales taking place in the capital. that's despite london having just 15% of the population. the mayor says it could take up to ten years to solve the crisis, and as our home editor mark easton reports, the changing nature of london's gang culture, has contributed to the rise in violence. hundreds of extra police are on the streets of the capital tonight as off

they rely on this charity in east sussex to fill the gap left by shrinking services.ross the country continue to struggle. alex forsyth, bbc news, eastbourne. a man from gloucester has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 29 years after admitting the murder of his wife and step—daughter. prosecutors said christopher boon killed laura mortimer after she returned home from a night out in may. he then attacked ella dalby, who was 11, as she tried to save her mother. michelin is to close its tyre factory in dundee, with the loss of around 850 jobs, after confirming that it would leave the city by 2020. michelin said the dundee site, which opened in 1971 and specialised in smaller tyres, had suffered because of a shift in the market towards low—cost products from asia. amerian voters are set to elect new members of congress american voters are set to elect new members of congress and in the process they'll deliver the biggest verdict on donald trump's presidency since he was elected two years ago. they're known as the ‘mid—term' elections and they'll decide who cont

councillors in east sussex are planning to strip back core services to the bare minimum — to address severe budget crisis. roads, libraries and social care all face cuts in what is the latest in a number of councils forced to reduce key services — and there are fears many others may have to do the same. our political correspondent alex forsyth has been to eastbourne. there is a story behind this library. i think it's really cool. not yet officially open, these children are getting a sneak preview. i think it's the best library i have everseen in my life. this library is run entirely by volunteers in premises donated by local shopping centre. they stepped in when the council library closed, due to cuts. there is a wonderful feel about having a library that is being run by the community, and we are very lucky that regard. but the bottom line is let's have the funding back

it does rain a lot here in east sussex but temperatures are rising steadily making conditions ideal for the british sparkling wine which could give france's champagne region some competition. champaign used to be a relatively marginal climate it was colder growing grapes and making wine now is warmer there and it's i had a chap here who visited the vineyard from champagne and he was from a champagne growing making family and he said that the climate in the u.k. is similar to what he grew up in champagne forty years ago grower ben smith is confident that the english grapes can take on french champagne there's a lot of tastings out there that have happened blind tastings pitching the best english bottom lines against champagnes in a blind tasting so nobody can see the label and english once come out competed with the best. does this mean that britain might one day be self-sufficient in one production and independent of the rest of europe. an unofficial taste test shows that this is no understatement at least when it comes to bubbly britain can free itself from the continent where it's at

here in east sussex in southeastern england the organic grapes take more time to ripen. and they're harvested later than in most of continental europe. we don't have a lot of sun we don't have a lot of heat so it's kind of growing a lovely delicious part of. you know considering that the second stance is. kristen celtic used to work as a p.r. advisor now she's a wine growers in part thanks to climate change. it does rain a lot here in east sussex but temperatures are rising steadily making conditions ideal for the british sparkling wine which could give france's champagne region some competition. champaign used to be a relatively marginal climate it was colder growing grapes and making wine now is warmer there and it's i had a chap who visited the vineyard from champagne and he was from a champagne growing making family and he said that the climate in the u.k. is similar to what he grew up in champagne forty years ago grower ben smith is confident that the english grapes can take on french champagne there's a lot of tastings out there that have happened blind tastings pi

here in east sussex, the council plans to offer only essential services.children with special educational needs, and less preventative work in children's social services. for the people who rely on support services, like these carers, it is a worrying time. michelle's partner has multiple sclerosis. donna's mum has alzheimer's, she looks after her, along with her sister, leigh. denise cares for her husband, reg, who has dementia. daycare is the any respite we get. once a week is the lifeline, and the only time you get to go out. they rely on this charity in east sussex to fill the gap left by shrinking services. their story is familiar, as councils across the country continue to struggle. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is: president trump is speaking at campaign rallies on the eve of the midterm elections in the united states. he's hoping to persaude voters with his pitch about immigration and the economy. the former head of germany's security services has been sacked for the second time in two months. the interior minist

we don‘t know what share of that will come to east sussex.aising more funds. too many graduates in england are seeing too little payback for the big debts they rack up at university, according to a group of mps. the education select committee says there needs to be more transparency about what sort ofjobs students can expect after they graduate. our education correspondent elaine dunkley reports. going to university is a big decision and investment, but with students graduating with an average debt of £50,000, is it worth it when looking atjob prospects and future earnings? today‘s report by the commons education committee highlights that 49% of recent graduates are working in non—graduate roles across the uk. it also criticises vice chancellors‘ pay, with the average salary in excess of £200,000 a year with bonuses and benefits. the report also calls for the government to reinstate means tested loans and maintenance grants for students from poorer backgrounds. we‘re saying that universities should look at these skills, they should be much mo

it does rain a lot here in east sussex but temperatures are rising steadily making conditions ideal for the british sparkling wine which could give france's champagne region some competition. champaign used to be a relatively marginal climate it was colder growing grapes and making wine now it's warmer there and it's i had a chap here who visited the vineyard from champagne and he was from a champagne growing making family and he said that the climate in the u.k. is similar to what he grew up in champagne forty years ago grower ben smith is confident that the english grapes can take on french champagne there's a lot of tastings out there that have happened blind tastings pitching the best english talking points against champagnes in a blind tasting so nobody can see the label and english once coming. competed with the best. does this mean that britain might one day be self-sufficient in wine production and independent of the rest of europe. an unofficial taste test shows that this is no understatement at least when it comes to bubbly britain can free itself from the continent writes it

east sussex becomes the latest council to cut key services to avoid a budget crisis.

east sussex county council has told us they have not been able to find a suitable carer for kierney sincehildren with additional needs in the area. we had an incident actually on saturday that split my inner lip when i got kicked in the face. so, yeah, it's extreme violence. children's services have said no this time is that there is nothing they can do to improve or change our situation and we remain open with them so that... ..in the hope that they will find respite, but unfortunately i have to source that. —— fund respite. the local authority east sussex county council has told us it is not all was possible to find the service parents want or need but they will continue to look at options with families. if we allow this to escalate their is very clear evidence from the uk that over half of the children who are demonstrating challenging behaviour at nine will still be demonstrating challenging behaviour at 19 and probably at 29. 15—year—old agnes is another teenager facing a battle of her own. she also has a diagnosis of pathological demand avoidance, which can cause violent outbursts.

clearing and so this is how the day and did in east sussex. this is how it looks across the scottish highlands and if you could look at the radar picture shows for the rain has been falling and over the last few hours you can see this stripe of wet weather has been staggering its way south east into these are the places we have soggy weather out there into the southeast and northwest it's dry across the board and as we go through the night we push this further south and for most of us sylvia miles na and distal of the chilli across the front that ceased. we get into tomorrow and have the strip of cloud and patchy rain to contend with. not moving anywhere quickly and perhaps drifting for the north and west as a going through the day. to the north of that much more dry data we have had. a few showers and northwest is you can see from these black airasia will be gusty across the northwestern corner and for most places the wind is not as strong as they have been. though there haven't having a decent afternoon into ridges run 12 degrees. sunny spel

northamptonshire has effectively gone bust with the media reporting that surrey, east sussex and lancashireder pressure, cuts slashed or stopped altogether, councils at breaking point. why when the public accounts committee asked ministers to publish a definition of financial sustainability for councils, methodology for assessing authorities at financial risk and to publish projections for spending and demand in service areas, why have ministers refused? common sense, what has he got to hide? cheering mr speaker, the honourable gentleman has a job to do and i appreciate that. laughter but i would have thought that this week after all the times we have had questions he would join me in welcoming last week's budget, a billion pounds extra for local governments across these two years. this weekend it will be exactly 100 years since the horrors of the first world war finally came to an end. the armistice came into effect, ending the war on land, sea and air in western europe between the allies and western germany. the armistice was effectively a german surrender as its conditions ended any poss

that was east sussex earlier and this is how it looked across the scottish highlands.ripe of cloud and rain seeping through. the south—east corner is staying clear and a bit chilly. it should remain frost free with clear spells in the north—west. into tomorrow the band of cloud and outbreaks of rain will continue to sit around across the central swathe of the uk. the rain is pepping up in the north—west. across scotland we will see spells of sunshine and scattering of showers in the north west. wind gusts of 40 to 50 miles an hour. in glasgow, 13 degrees. a fine afternoon in northern ireland. a lot of cloud in the midlands and east wales. patchy and more persistent rain in the south—west. in east anglia and the south east dry with spells of sunshine. 0n sunday evening the rain will turn more persistent and more heavily across the south—western corner of the country. for many of the dry as we go into the evening. 0n bonfire night on monday, a similar story. low pressure will focus itself across the western side of the country. this weather front will work its way throug

fallen in some parts of the uk here is some footage filmed by a drone flying over devil's dyke in east sussexow has mainly been over hills but in the south east there's even been some falling on lower ground. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. we have seen some snow not a lot. i would not expect a lot more over the next few days because as i mentioned temperatures are going to start to creep up slowly. slowly being the operative word. over the past 2a hours we've had some showers drifting west. and we have had some sleep and also snow, especially over the higher ground but even some to lower levels. that is because of the brisk easterly wind squeezing in our direction because of low pressure to the south and high—pressure to the north. we still have a brisk wind across the north—east of scotland and particularly through the afternoon. up to 50 miles an hour in exposed spot. for the north of scotla nd exposed spot. for the north of scotland and northern ireland more patchy rain and hill snow. but further south and east the weather is quietening down and the wind is easing. and as

fallen in some parts of the uk here is some footage filmed by a drone flying over devil's dyke in east sussexon lower ground. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. we have seen some snow not a lot. i would not expect a lot more over the next few days because as i mentioned temperatures are going to start to creep up slowly. slowly being the operative word. 0ver creep up slowly. slowly being the operative word. over the past 24 hours we've had some showers drifting west. and we have had some sleep and also snow, especially over the higher ground but even some to

increasingly to the northwest the skies have been clearing and so this is how the day and did in east sussexds and if you could look at the radar picture shows for the rain has been falling and over the last few hours you can see this stripe of wet weather has been staggering its way south east into these are the places we have soggy weather out there into the southeast and northwest it's dry across the board and as we go through the night we push this further south and for most of us sylvia miles na and distal of the chilli across the front that ceased. we get into tomorrow and have the strip of cloud and patchy rain to contend with. not moving anywhere quickly and perhaps drifting for the north and west as a going through the day. to the north of that much more dry data we have had. a few showers and northwest is you can see from these black airasia will be gusty across the northwestern corner and for most places the wind is not as strong as they have been. though

east sussex becomes the latest council to cut key services to avoid a budget crisis.d welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the guardian columnist, dawn foster, and liam halligan, who's the chief economics commentator at the daily telegraph. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times says theresa may will pile pressure on eurosceptic cabinet ministers to back a brexit deal that could be signed this month. this comes after leo varadkar, the irish prime minister, offered a compromise on the rwo over northern ireland border. meanwhile, the guardian has a different take on the same story, and says the taoiseach told mrs may he could not allow the uk to dictate the terms of any so called backstop. the daily telegraph says a former topshop manager in the us has become the first woman publicly to accuse sir philip green of sexual harassment as well as a campaign of intimidation and bullying. the law firm representing sir philip green claim she's an unreliable witness. the i has mps warning universal cre

that was east sussex earlier. this was how it looked in the scottish highlands.ly south—eastwards with the rain tending to fizzle away. the south—east stays clear and a bit chilly but it should remain frost free. some clear spells to the north—west and generally a mild night. tomorrow, this band of cloud and rain will continue to sit in this central part of the uk, the rain pepping up later on in the south—west. further north much drier tomorrow in scotland, some spells of sunshine and a scattering of showers in the north—west. still blustery in the north—west, winds of up to 50 mph but not as windy elsewhere. temperatures around 13 degrees, a fine afternoon in northern ireland, sunnis bowled in much of northern england but a lot of cloud in the midlands, east wales, patchy rain and more persistent rain in the south—west later but for east anglia and the south wiest, dry with a belt of sunshine —— south—east. the rain will turn more persistent and heavy in the south—west. for many, it will be dry as we go into the evening and for bonfire night itself on monday, a

friday we had some low cloud cover mr fogg, this picture was taken in east sussex but many parts of theas some sunshine breaking through at times. through the next ten days the trend is for dry settled weather to continue at first, this will start to turn cold through the course, there could be some winderlich —— wintry showers as well, particularly over the course mountains in the north. we start with cloud to the south—east and northwest, the sunshine makes its way to the north—west during the day, it will brighten up for most places, perhaps northern ireland and eastern scotland could keep cloud during the day. it will not be as warm as it has been, to bridges not doing too badly, 9— 13. a similar day as we head into sunday, a clear night saturday into sunday could be a touch of frost as those temperatures for —— falljust a few degrees above freezing, it will be colder than that in the countryside. 0ne colder than that in the countryside. one or two faulty patches on sunday morning, that italy for eastern scotland, north—east england, they should clear away and sunday is looking like

that was the scene in east sussex, but further north andover higher ground, we had quite a bit more snow northern england at the moment will spread their way further north, it will become dry for many parts of england and wales with a few showers towards the south—west but if we take a look at the higher resolution model data across scotland, you can still see some snow over the higher ground of scotland, showers continuing here. drierfor scotland, showers continuing here. drier for southern scotland this afternoon, still further showers the northern ireland but the northern england, the east midlands, south—eastern areas of england, brightening up quite nicely with some sunshine but still some showers to come in south—west england and across the south of wales. with lighter winds converter yesterday across england and wales, not quite as cold, doesn‘t feel quite as cool but still some fairly strong winds across scotland. this evening and tonight, quite a bit of pride in eastern areas which will keep temperatures above freezing, but further west with clear skies, we will develop quite a

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it'll take time to clear from east anglia, sussex and kent.howers continuing for the western isles of scotland and northern ireland. in between, some styles of sunshine, varane at clearing away from east anglia until sometime this evening. temperatures 8—13. through this evening, ourfront evening. temperatures 8—13. through this evening, our front clears away eastwards and behind it we will see mainly clear skies, peppering of showers for the western eyes of scotland. a cold night, temperatures just above freezing in the middle of town. holding up to seven or eight for the channel islands. it is chris started the day tomorrow, frosty, plenty of sunshine and the sunshine will become hazy as high cloud built eastwards. but for much of daylight hours it will be mainly dry with a light or gentle breeze. temperatures recovering to between nine and 13. i'm sure you can spot this area of rain behind me. that will extend to northern ireland and scotland in the evening with a win strengthening. if you have fireworks night plans tomorrow, it is dry and

this is a recent photo from east sussex. some different blue sky there.ing this afternoon. it will gradually turn quite heavy lead to run through the west and side wales. looters. go blues endeavour difficult of heavy rain. some showers around the north—west of wales, northern ireland and into the west of scotland. continuing to see some showers. quite a windy day, those winds stronger to make these western areas, gusts of up to 40 miles an hour, sunnier spells towards the east and quite mild for many of us this afternoon. temperatures 13 or 14 celsius in northern areas and up to 18 degrees in the south—east. through tonight there‘s a brain and heavier in south wales and said the western parts of england, that is something to keep an eye on. as we go through into wednesday we‘ve got these weather fronts mainly in the west but they gradually move the await further eastwards. 0n gradually move the await further eastwards. on wednesday morning and other mild one, rain spread eastward. it will break up across central and eastern areas into the afternoon, ther

the showers in south—east england today, particularly areas like sussex and kent, shower after shower of the wind. northern ireland, rain at the moment, that will continue for a time before pushing north to reach southern and central scotland. north of scotland, isolated showers, but not bad. sunshine around, for many areas, mild, temperatures between ten and 1a for most. overnight tonight, south—westerly winds continuing, continuing showers across western and southern areas as well. onshore winds, not particularly called on the south, around 8—10. bit cooler further north particularly where the winds managed to fall light in deeper valleys in scotland. weather—wise into the weaker hand, low pressure to the north—west, maintaining south—westerly winds and the pattern of u nsettled south—westerly winds and the pattern of unsettled weather —— week ahead. further showers with sunshine. we may see fog patches later in the week and take centre stage. monday, similarto week and take centre stage. monday, similar to this weekend, another day of sunshine and showers, but with low pressure mov

central and eastern areas, mostly dry, with some sunshine just like this weather watcher photo, east sussex but the south—west of scotland, is to northern ireland, west wales and of cornwall, it will be quite wet through the afternoon, some heavy rain at times. that will not move very far. maximum temperatures still into the mild category, about 11 to 15, even 16 degrees in the south—east. tonight that will increase for a time, it will clear perhaps from south—west england and across wales, becoming more showery here. some clear skies towards eastern areas and across northern ireland, temperatures down to five to 7 degrees. friday, the wind picking up all of us, some gales and western areas and with some heavy rain spreading in as well. hello, this is bbc newsroom live with joanna gosling. our headlines... 12 people, including a police officer, are killed after a gunman opens fire in a crowded bar in california. the suspect, who we believe was the only suspect, was dead inside. and there were multiple other victims of different levels of injury inside that were rescued from the scene. princ

the cloud is thinning, and here in east sussex the cloud is breaking up to give sunny spells and as wee cloudy and we have rain affecting areas of scotla nd have rain affecting areas of scotland and across northern ireland some rain at times. elsewhere the cloud breaks up to give sunshine and it really is quite a mild if not warm afternoon with temperatures in the south east getting up to 17 degrees. if you are heading further north, it should be dry with lighter winds compared to the weekend and that should not cause any problems and we will see clear spells as well. we could see the odd shower drifting northwards across eastern england and the most it is dry with some rain it's going to be a mild like with temperatures no lower than 811 celsius. for tuesday we will see dry weather for most of us, there could be breaks to give some sunshine and rain is moving its way through northern ireland and heavy rain spreading in. and those temperatures, like today are up to 17 into 18. the weatherfront temperatures, like today are up to 17 into 18. the weather front in the west is unsettling us

two pictures from east sussex. thank you for the weather watchers for sending them in.of the heavy bursts could see straight and hail at lower levels. the same for northern ireland, rain coming in and it will be windy across the far north of england. brightening up, as it will later across southern scotland. for the midlands, it will later across southern scotland. forthe midlands, east it will later across southern scotland. for the midlands, east and also used in parts of wales, sunny spells developing. parts of north—west england and west wales in the south—west hanging onto more cloud. here, we will hang onto some showers. these are the temperatures you see on your thermometers. five, six and seven. when you are on the wind—chill, and it is quite brisk, this is how it will feel. no single figures. another day for wrapping up warmly. through this evening and overnight, quite quickly we will lose many of the showers and most of the rain. we are looking at clear skies and a widespread frost. you can see some patchy fog forming. you could also see some ice on the untrea

the picture is of some bonfire societies parading in lewis, in east sussex.inger and sporty. will we are missing scary and baby.” this is ginger and sporty. will we are missing scary and baby. i love getting you in trouble.” are missing scary and baby. i love getting you in trouble. i will get in all sorts of grief. you know those private chats we have, that was one of those. are they meant to be private? i was quite happy with that, though. we are good friends, by the way. when you visit cornwall, or even watch poldark, the history of mining is everywhere. historically, the county produced huge amounts of tin, copper and even arsenic, but from today, cornwall‘s geology is due to be used for something rather different. a multimillion—pound project hopes to produce renewable electricity using the hot rocks deep underground. jon kay has been to take a look. on an industrial estate just outside redruth, they are making history. this giant rig is going deeper into the uk's earth than ever before. they are drilling three miles down. to give you a sense of what tha

east corner. uncertainty about this but clipping into kent and sussex, could see a little bit of rain. and west, but for many, sunday is largely dry. a lot of cloud in the east, the best of the brightness further west, but fairly chilly. on monday we keep our weather coming in from the east, not an especially strong breeze but a cool one bringing lots of cloud, patchy rain in the east, some sunshine to the west and those temperatures stuck in single digits for all of us. and then a bit of a change as we had deeper into the new week because high—pressure retreats and the low pressure in the atlantic starts to wind itself up, lots of white lines, lots of isobars on the chart, that means it will be windy and at times wet. so tuesday another cool day, turning wet and windy on wednesday but also turning a bit milder. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a warning — and a challenge — to president trump from his own government. a new report says unchecked climate change will cost america hundreds of billions of do

we have had some sunny scenes in east sussex. look at that beautiful picture from the misses key.et stream here, this happened in the last 2a hours. you have thejet stream here, a powerful jet stream driving you have thejet stream here, a powerfuljet stream driving what systems across the atlantic. one area of cloud we sought income on an share, the wind is higher than the atmosphere blowing at about 200 miles an hourat atmosphere blowing at about 200 miles an hour at the moment injecting a lot of energy and takes his club of cloud, spins it to a deep area of low pressure and it's that that will bring some really wet and windy weather for some of us during tomorrow. friday afternoon travel plans, not great news. what is the forecast? yes, the forecast is the forecast? yes, the forecast is wind and rain basically. i will fill in the last two minutes nonetheless. here's what is going on, the radar picture showing the rain we have had the seven has been having. he saw the picture from wales. typically along this line cornwall and parts of west wales will see parts of down pours. thun

east corner. uncertainty about this but clipping into kent and sussex, we could see a little bit of rain. tness further west, but fairly chilly. on monday we keep our weather coming in from the east, not an especially strong breeze but a cool one bringing lots of cloud, patchy rain in the east, some sunshine to the west and those temperatures stuck in single digits for all of us. and then a bit of a change as we had deeper into the new week because high—pressure retreats and the low pressure in the atlantic starts to wind itself up, a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars on the chart, that means it will be windy and at times wet. so tuesday another cool day, turning wet and windy on wednesday but also turning a bit milder. this is bbc world news. i‘m reged ahmad. our top stories: spain‘s prime minister says he hasn‘t got the british guarantees he wants on gibraltar, throwing doubt over sunday‘s summit to approve an eu brexit deal. translation: if there is no deal, it‘s obvious that what will happen is that the european council will most likely not take place. an official us report has warn

a legacy of cloud, affecting parts of sussex and kent. this east on to eastern coasts. colder air to the middle of the week, we see something milder. through sunday afternoon, showers, in eastern and north—eastern coasts, some working westwards. going as the eastern side of northern ireland. bright and sunny spells, the best of the sunshine in western scotland. temperature is tempered by a brisk east or north—easterly wind. highs of 7—9d. east or north—easterly wind. highs of 7-9d. a east or north—easterly wind. highs of 7—9d. a chilly feel where ever you are. through the evening, further showers. especially on eastern and north—eastern coasts. wintry over the high ground of yorkshire and southern scotland. clear skies, and under the clear skies, across scotland, northern ireland northern england, widespread frosts. temperatures in the countryside are close to freezing. for— five in the centre of town. a chilly started the day tomorrow. buried cloud, bright and sunny spells, more than we have seen through the weekend where some of us have been unde

east corner. uncertainty about this but clipping into kent and sussex, we could see a little bit of rain. ly. on monday we keep our weather coming in from the east, not an especially strong breeze but a cool one bringing lots of cloud, patchy rain in the east, some sunshine to the west and those temperatures stuck in single digits for all of us. and then a bit of a change as we had deeper into the new week because high—pressure retreats and the low pressure in the atlantic starts to wind itself up, a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars on the chart, that means it will be windy and at times wet. so tuesday another cool day, turning wet and windy on wednesday but also turning a bit milder. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with tina daheley and charlie stayt. our headlines today: theresa may heads to brussels for last—minute talks with the eu, as spain and the dup threaten to derail her brexit deal. a us government report gives a sharp warning about climate change, just days after donald trump questioned the effects of global warning. polly, put the kettle on. could you have a rare clip o

east corner. uncertainty about this but clipping into kent and sussex, we could see a little bit of rain. urther west, but fairly chilly. on monday we keep our weather coming in from the east, not an especially strong breeze but a cool one bringing lots of cloud, patchy rain in the east, some sunshine to the west and those temperatures stuck in single digits for all of us. and then a bit of a change as we had deeper into the new week because high—pressure retreats and the low pressure in the atlantic starts to wind itself up, a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars on the chart, that means it will be windy and at times wet. so tuesday another cool day, turning wet and windy on wednesday but also turning a bit milder. pride this is bbc news. the headlines: britain's prime minister theresa may is heading over to brussels later to try to drum up support for her eu—brexit deal. it comes ahead of an emergency eu summit to approve it on sunday. but spain's prime minister says without the guarantees he wants on gilbraltar, that may not happen. an official us report warns that climate change will c

east corner. uncertainty about this but clipping into kent and sussex, we could see a little bit of rain. the east, the best of the brightness further west, but fairly chilly. on monday we keep our weather coming in from the east, not an especially strong breeze but a cool one bringing lots of cloud, patchy rain in the east, some sunshine to the west and those temperatures stuck in single digits are all of us. for all of us. and then a bit of a change as we had deeper into the new week because high—pressure retreats and the low pressure in the atlantic starts to wind itself up, a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars on the chart, that means it will be windy and at times wet. so tuesday another cool day, turning wet and windy on wednesday but also turning a bit more mild. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. a report from the us government says climate change will likely cost the country hundreds of billions of dollars by the end of the century, shrinking the size of the us economy by 10%, if action isn't taken. the report is at odds with president trump's policies. he h

east corner. uncertainty about this but clipping into kent and sussex, we could see a little bit of rain. hilly. on monday we keep our weather coming in from the east, not an especially strong breeze but a cool one bringing lots of cloud, patchy rain in the east, some sunshine to the west and those temperatures stuck in single digits for all of us. and then a bit of a change as we had deeper into the new week because high—pressure retreats and the low pressure in the atlantic starts to wind itself up, a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars on the chart, that means it will be windy and at times wet. so tuesday another cool day, turning wet and windy on wednesday but also turning a bit milder. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a warning and a challenge to president trump from his own government. a new report says unchecked climate change will cost america hundreds of billions of dollars. spain's prime minister says he hasn't got the british guarantees he wants on gibraltar, throwing doubt over sunday's summit

threatens to throw a bit of a spanner in the works across the south—east corner, uncertainty about this clipping into kent and sussexut for many sunday is largely dry. a lot of cloud in the east, the best of the brightness to the west, but fairly chilly. on monday we keep our weather coming in from the east, not an especially strong breeze but a cool one bringing lots of cloud, patchy rain in the east, some sunshine to the west and those temperatures stuck in single digits are all of us. and then a bit of a change as we had deeper into the new week because high—pressure retreats and the low pressure in the atlantic sta rts and the low pressure in the atlantic starts to wind itself up, a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars on the chart, that means it will be windy and at times wet. tuesday and at a cool day turning wet and windy on wednesday but also turning a bit more mild. this is bbc news. the headlines: an official us report warns that climate change will cost america hundreds of billions of dollars and cause severe damage to people's health and way of life, all of which is at odds with president trump's stance

east corner. uncertainty about this but clipping into kent and sussex, we could see a little bit of rain. rther west, but fairly chilly. on monday we keep our weather coming in from the east, not an especially strong breeze but a cool one bringing lots of cloud, patchy rain in the east, some sunshine to the west and those temperatures stuck in single digits for all of us. and then a bit of a change as we had deeper into the new week because high—pressure retreats and the low pressure in the atlantic starts to wind itself up, a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars on the chart, that means it will be windy and at times wet. so tuesday another cool day, turning wet and windy on wednesday but also turning a bit milder.

sussex, we could see a little bit of rain. it may come a touch further north and west, but for many sunday is largely dry. a lot of cloud in the east, the best of the brightness further west, but fairly chilly. on monday we keep our weather coming in from the east, not an especially strong breeze but a cool one bringing lots of cloud, patchy rain in the east, some sunshine to the west and those temperatures stuck in single digits for all of us. and then a bit of a change as we had deeper into the new week because high—pressure retreats and the low pressure in the atlantic starts to wind itself up, a lot of white lines, a lot of isobars on the chart, that means it will be windy and at times wet. so tuesday another cool day, turning wet and windy on wednesday but also turning a bit milder. this is bbc world news. i‘m reged ahmad.

including children as young as 12, were found in a refrigerated lorry at the port of newhaven in east sussexss the aisle, something we haven't seen since probably george bush senior, so otherwise we will be com pletely bush senior, so otherwise we will be completely gridlocked in the house and nothing will be passed. so for the good of america especially in terms of healthcare, which is the number—1 issue according to exit polls for many americans, and also immigration, which is a big factor for republicans, those systems are broken and they are going to have to come together and compromise and i don't know where that is. obviously even donald trump has pledged that he would be all for making sure those individuals with pre—existing conditions are protected, in any kind of repeal and replaced for the affordable care act, by the way, that was a false narrative that the democrats used, and it looks like they might have used it successfully. and that was because there were members of the house who did vote against pre—existing conditions. to be fair there were a few false narratives, that the c