. 0ver seas coming onto the coastline in east sussex.north west of scotland, otherwise, the skies will clear and they went will calm down overnight. temperatures for many of us 8—10 to start off sunday morning. apart from northern scotland where it is likely to bea northern scotland where it is likely to be a cloudy start to the day, for many areas, it should be a fine and sunny start to sunday morning, with cloud slowly developing from mid morning onwards. into the afternoon, a different story, we will see some showers developing and these showers will run into convergence zones. that is where the wind will bash together and make these lines. 0ne line of heavy and thundery showers likely to extend and another one in wales, another one in northern ireland and in scotland. that is where you are likely to see downforce through the afternoon. there will be a few showers elsewhere, but between those showers, much more in the way of sunshine for many of us compare bit today. it will feel warmer, temperature 16—20. into next week, this system

now this picture was taken on wednesday by one of our weather watchers in herstmonceux, east sussex.ain and we have still got flood warnings in force with more persistent rain to come over the next 24—48 hours. now the area we are most concerned about during the day on thursday is this region, the south—east of scotland where there could be 80—100 millimetres of rain falling falling over the highest ground. so that means disruption to travel, and flooding is likely. if you have a look through the course of thursday, that rain really will be quite relentless, only slowly easing away as we head through the latter part of the day. but let‘s take a look at the whole of the uk on thursday, lots of blue on the map. lots of wet weather. across central and northern parts of england, southern and eastern scotland, some heavy downpours. northern ireland having a bit of a drier day, as does the far west of scotland too. south—east of england should stay mostly dry, but there‘ll be a few heavy showers and temperatures not doing great still, only around 11—16 degrees. lots of cloud around, really

now this picture was taken on wednesday by one of our weather watchers in herstmonceux, east sussex.ch of the country has already seen heavy rain and we have still got flood warnings in force with more persistent rain to come over the next 24—48 hours. now the area we are most concerned about during the day on thursday is this region, the south—east of scotland where there could be 80—100 millimetres of rain falling falling over the highest ground. so that means disruption to travel, and flooding is likely. if you have a look through the course of thursday, that rain really will be quite relentless, only slowly easing away as we head through the latter part of the day. but let's take a look at the whole of the uk on thursday, lots of blue on the map. lots of wet weather. across central and northern parts of england, southern and eastern scotland, some heavy downpours. northern ireland having a bit of a drier day, as does the far west of scotland too. south—east of england should stay mostly dry, but there'll be a few heavy showers and temperatures not doing great still, only around 1

here is beautiful hastings in east sussex earlier this morning. have at the moment. still continuing in scotla nd at the moment. still continuing in scotland and ireland. a bit of cloud developing across the south—west and into wales. we run the risk of a few sharp showers may even thundery in nature across scotland and northern ireland into the afternoon. the best of the sunshine in the south—east albeit turning hazy across the far south—east. there will be a few scattered showers around northern england. much better day than you had yesterday without persistent rain. showers could be thundery again in northern ireland and scotla nd again in northern ireland and scotland the afternoon. lighter winds and certainly more sunshine around. those temperatures should be better than yesterday. 19 or 20 at the very best. 68 fahrenheit. could be better for this the very best. 68 fahrenheit. could be betterfor this time the very best. 68 fahrenheit. could be better for this time of year. things set to deteriorate as we move into monday morning and tuesday.

an aviation safety commentator and former airline pilot and he joins us now on skype from dry in east sussex terry as we've been hearing boeing's been trying to reassure everyone of the safety of the aircraft how successful have they been. well i'm not sure how successful they are with the general public but anyone in the know i think will will be deeply concerned about the background to all this because i think whilst in generally have been making very safe airplanes there is been a long trains now. for driving down costs as a number one priority a lot and i think if you look at the roots of this trying to be with the 737 max that's really where it all begins well terry i know that a lot to do with the tragedies with the 7 to 7 that had to do with software but how was that allowed to happen given the heavy regulation in the industry well you say heavy regulation is there. the federal aviation administration in america or is wrong have a far too cozy a relationship with manufacturers and in fact they don't inspect and oversee boeing boeing have their own in house inspectors who are sanctions

blustery winds as well in the south, some fairly rough seas being driven onto the coastline of east sussexs. 0vernight tonight an area over low pressure hastings. 0vernight tonight an area over low pressure spins up toward scandinavia. they will be a future with across western areas but the rain will ease, the winds will become much lighter and clear spells overnight. temperatures for many between eight and 10 degrees. tomorrow, across northern scotland will start off rather cloudy here but otherwise a decent start to the day. plenty of morning sunshine, however sunday is going to be a day of sunshine and showers and those shower clouds will start to develop from midday and on into the afternoon. they will form in lines where the winds bash together. these are convergent lines where the showers become heavy and slow moving but they run across south—west england, another mid wales and another four northern areas of scotland. these are the areas where you are most likely to see heavy, thundery, slow—moving showers. elsewhere showers will be isolated and so should feel warmer, temperatures 16

now this picture was taken on wednesday by one of our weather watchers in herstmonceux, east sussex.ave still got flood warnings in force with more persistent rain to come over the next 24—48 hours. now the area we are most concerned about during the day on thursday is this region, the south—east of scotland where there could be 80—100 millimetres of rain falling falling over the highest ground. now if we run the rainfall through the day on thursday, it is going to be pretty relentless. just piling in from the north—east, particularly over the higher ground with up to 80—100 millimetres of rain falling here. across the rest of the uk, in general there's a lot of blue on the map, another pretty soggy day. some heavy rain across central parts of england, wales, northern england, southern and eastern scotland, too. for the western side of scotland and for northern ireland it will be a bit drier withjust the odd shower here. some heavy showers developing across some parts of england later in the day and temperatures only 11—16 degrees. so it's going to feel pretty chilly out there, still

now this picture was taken on wednesday by one of our weather watchers in herstmonceux, east sussex.already seen heavy rain and we have still got flood warnings in force with more persistent rain to come over the next 24—48 hours. now the area we are most concerned about during the day on thursday is this region, the south—east of scotland where there could be 80—100 millimetres of rain falling falling over the highest ground. so that means disruption to travel, and flooding is likely. if you have a look through the course of thursday, that rain really will be quite relentless, only slowly easing away as we head through the latter part of the day. but let's take a look at the whole of the uk on thursday, lots of blue on the map. lots of wet weather. across central and northern parts of england, southern and eastern scotland, some heavy downpours. northern ireland having a bit of a drier day, as does the far west of scotland too. south—east of england should stay mostly dry, but there'll be a few heavy showers and temperatures not doing great still, only around 11—16 degrees. lots of

now this picture was taken on wednesday by one of our weather watchers in herstmonceux, east sussex.e persistent rain to come over the next 24—48 hours. now the area we are most concerned about during the day on thursday is this region, the south—east of scotland where there could be 80—100 millimetres of rain falling falling over the highest ground. so that means disruption to travel, and flooding is likely. if you have a look through the course of thursday, that rain really will be quite relentless, only slowly easing away as we head through the latter part of the day. but let‘s take a look at the whole of the uk on thursday, lots of blue on the map. lots of wet weather. across central and northern parts of england, southern and eastern scotland, some heavy downpours. northern ireland having a bit of a drier day, as does the far west of scotland too. south—east of england should stay mostly dry, but there‘ll be a few heavy showers and temperatures not doing great still, only around 11—16 degrees. lots of cloud around, really, across the board. now as we move through the course of t

now this picture was taken on wednesday by one of our weather watchers in herstmonceux, east sussex.ad some heavy showers around. much of the country has already seen heavy rain and we have still got flood warnings in force with more persistent rain to come over the next 24—48 hours. now the area we are most concerned about during the day on thursday is this region, the south—east of scotland where there could be 80—100 millimetres of rain falling falling over the highest ground. so that means disruption to travel, and flooding is likely. if you have a look through the course of thursday, that rain really will be quite relentless, only slowly easing away as we head through the latter part of the day. but let's take a look at the whole of the uk on thursday, lots of blue on the map. lots of wet weather. across central and northern parts of england, southern and eastern scotland, some heavy downpours. northern ireland having a bit of a drier day, as does the far west of scotland too. south—east of england should stay mostly dry, but there'll be a few heavy showers and temperatures not

now this picture was taken on wednesday by one of our weather watchers in herstmonceux, east sussex.country has already seen heavy rain and we have still got flood warnings in force with more persistent rain to come over the next 24—48 hours. now the area we are most concerned about during the day on thursday is this region, the south—east of scotland where there could be 80—100 millimetres of rain falling falling over the highest ground. so that means disruption to travel, and flooding is likely. if you have a look through the course of thursday, that rain really will be quite relentless, only slowly easing away as we head through the latter part of the day. but let's take a look at the whole of the uk on thursday, lots of blue on the map. lots of wet weather. across central and northern parts of england, southern and eastern scotland, some heavy downpours. northern ireland having a bit of a drier day, as does the far west of scotland too. south—east of england should stay mostly dry, but there'll be a few heavy showers and temperatures not doing great still, only around 11—16 degre

this was the scene in east sussex, a lot of dark cloud and rainbows around, heavy showers and some parts more than twice the expected june average rainfall in just a more than twice the expected june average rainfall injust a couple more than twice the expected june average rainfall in just a couple of days. we had flood warnings which are still in force. more persistent rain in the forecast over the next 24 rain in the forecast over the next 2a hours or so. this is what it's looking like the rest of tonight. lots of blue and green colours heavy persistent rain. particularly happy for the north midlands, north—east england and of scotland. far north—west and south—east of the uk, more likely drier through the night but with a cloud and wind, mild for most of us in double figures but the south—east of scotland, the met office have issued an amber weather warning for heavy rain which is like to cause trouble disruption and significant flooding. to the day on thursday, rainfall piling in heavy and persistent through much of the day, gradually easing as we head onto the latter part of the af

some fairly rough seas being driven onto the coastline of east sussex and hastings there. towards scandinavia. there will be showers left across north—western areas but otherwise the winds will ease, rays will be lighter and we will have clear skies overnight. tomorrow across northern scotland we will start off rather cloudy but otherwise a decent start of the day, they will be plenty of morning sunshine but sunday is going to be a day of sunshine and showers and shower clouds will really start to develop from midday and on into the afternoon. they will tend to form an alliance whether winds might bash together, these are convergent lines where showers become thundery and slow—moving. these lines are the areas where you are most likely to see some heavy, thundery slow—moving showers, showers elsewhere will be relatively isolated and so with more on the way ofjune sunshine should feel a bit warmer. a big contrast in air mass coming into next week. warm air mass coming into next week. warm air being pulled up from north africa colliding from cool airfrom polar regions and th

seven boats were intercepted in the channel and one further vessel was recovered near east sussex.ountaineers, including three britons, has gone missing on its way to the nanda devi peak in the himalayas. the expedition — led by experienced british climber martain moran — failed to return to base camp yesterday after attempting to reach the 7,000 metre peak. a rescue team searching for the group have struggled to find them due to bad weather. more than 30 people have been arrested as thousands of hell‘s angels bikers take part in a three—day event to mark the club‘s 50th anniversary in the uk. the arrests were made on suspicion of drugs offences and possession of offensive weapons. the hell‘s angels euro run in sussex and surrey marks the creation of the first branch of the california—based motorcycle club in the uk. the former former arsenal player, jose antonio reyes, has died in a car accident in spain at the age of 35. reyes spent three seasons at arsenal and was part of the famous "invincibles" side which won the 2004 premier league title without a single defeat. he also had s

the boats were intercepted in the channel and one further vessel was recovered near winchelsea in east sussexssing the channel is "deeply concerning". last month, a record 140 migrants crossed the english channel. the former arsenal player jose antonio reyes has died in a car accident in spain at the age of 35. reyes spent three seasons at arsenal and was part of the famous "invincibles" side which won the 2004 premier league title without a single defeat. he also had spells with atletico madrid, real madrid and sevilla. in a moment, we'll bejoined by viewers from bbc one for the bbc late news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. the ist ofjune brought a burst of sunshine and heat — for some of us at least. hastings got in on the act, this beautiful weather watcher shot showing blue skies overhead. some pretty high temperatures. temperatures across iberia into the 30s and the heat dragged northwards into the south—east, particularly. temperatures getting above 27 across south—east england, but notice it was not as warm further north and west, particularly acro

eight men were seen in an inflatable dinghy at winchelsea beach in east sussex. 0ur reporterjohn mcmanuse crossing from northern france. we know the numbers are increasing. last month 140 migrants made the crossing. that is two more than in december when 138 came crossing into calm conditions and it is also very calm conditions and it is also very calm today. as the government lost control of this situation? joining me is the local mp for dover charlie elphicke. as the government lost control of this? this was a crisis at christmas. the home office said they were putting in a plan with the french to bring the situation under control. and yet the numbers are simply starting to surge through the summer. simply starting to surge through the summer. it‘s urgently home office get a summer. it‘s urgently home office geta grip summer. it‘s urgently home office get a grip on the situation and that this crisis is brought to an end. typically at sajid javid become secretary on new year‘s day he was bringing back two border force vessels from southern europe and they were going to be controlling ——

the heaviest of the showers across east anglia and south—east england and particularly parts of kent and sussexaround 17, 20 celsius most further overnight if we get any storms they will move away from east anglia and then we see further showers come and go across the of the uk. elsewhere clearing skies. temperatures between eight and i2 degrees overnight. tomorrow another day of sunshine and showers, the showers disappearing quickly. but in the afternoon the showers developed and some are quite heavy. but we do have some sunshine as well. temperatures between 15 and i9 degrees. feeling fresher. then something we've not seen for the whole of the month, high—pressure friday into saturday. that means that the weather finally is going to become settled for many of us. on friday any showers tend to be confined to parts of the northern isles and highlands of scotland, away from that largely dry with some spells of sunshine coming through. and temperatures between 16 for northern areas, and 21 towards the south—east. through the weekend for most of us and dry weather is here to stay with more sunshin

here's a picture of some colourful lilos taken in camber, east sussex, by peter and leah.din thank you everybody who continues to send in photographs. i think the good weather continues. apps not quite as sunny today. —— perhaps. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. this is the picture in west sussex this morning. a bit of high cloud which won't be spoiling the weather. it won't be staying dry for all of us. it won't be staying dry for all of us. more cloud generally across the north of the uk, bringing showers but they will be sunshine around for many of us, too. it will feel fresher than it did yesterday. temperatures yesterday at 3a, making it the hottest day of the year so far. all the heat and humidity was through the first part of the night but the cold front is working its way eastwards, leaving us with a fresher field. moreover westerly breeze coming in through the course of today. that is bringing a few showers today for parts of western scotland, northern ireland can see a few of those showers and one or two putting into the north—west of england a

decisions are made andi important whether decisions are made and i thinking of what meeting in east sussexall impact means there is less capacity for the system. preventative services will put more pressure on core services and long term, whatever you do not provide beforehand will eventually having to be provided either in nursing care, or in the nhs where people come up have not been treated properly and ended up in hospital. we have experience locally is the council trying its best to protect the services but have no choice now but to make those cuts and you do see a knock on impact in the nhs and it is finding it harder, the patients are coming and sometimes need just as much social support as they do help support and also the sectors been turned into two, and we know funding in the sectors being reduced as well so we have almost a perfect storm where the nhs is struggling to cope and social care doesn't have the money and resources that they need. what do you need to hear from that they need. what do you need to hearfrom government that they need. what do you need to hear from governm

further south and east, some sunshine, look at that scene there in east sussex. g up all the while, and further such showers moving their way into scotland. let's have a closer look at their showers, because will be critically heavy. they will be some hail and thunder and some gusty wind. lots of their showers moving their way into northern ireland, with some thunderstorms. temperatures across north—western errors, about 15—18dc. to the south—east, with some sunshine, could see its highs of up to 21 degrees. low pressure still in charge, into tuesday, but i want to draw your attention to this area of low pressure. that is going to bring in this weather front, very close to the south east, bringing some heavy showers. throughout tuesday, showers will continue. there will be some sunshine, blobs of blue moving their way in across southern areas, spreading their way northwards. it will feel quite warm and humid on tuesday, temperatures up to 21 celsius in the south—east. as it goes through the night, 15 millimetres, almost a month's rainfall in parts of the south—eas

continent where they may get even nearer for the south—east and if they do so there will be thundery burst of rain clipping in towards kent and sussexst anglia. that is one to watch but for the most part wednesday is a decent day and if you have an outdoor plan i don't think the weather will get in the way. however, if it were the case that some of rain came a little further west on wednesday night into thursday was the bulk of the rain, we think, it will be in the north sea. ‘s uncle come closer to central and eastern parts of the british isles. i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: coming ready or not — donald trump will begin his state visit to the uk in the next few hours. china defends its actions 30 years on from the tiananmen square crackdown, in a rare public acknowledgment of events. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. also in the programme: hope is fading — the search for eight missing climbers in the himalayas is suspended due to bad weather. a 13 storey cruise ship crashes into a quay in venice — reigniting calls for a ban.

bean-ington, stouffer's salisbury mac 'n cheesingshire, sussex-upon-butsex, splas ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) splash mountain, and eastthwest-northington... ford. in the "i can't believe it's not made up" town of bishop's stortford, a teen mowed a giant penis into a field for trump to see as he landed in london. ( cheers and applause ) it was the first time in years trump's been able to look down and see a penis. ( laughter ) ( applause ) last night, there was an image projected on the tower of london showing trump's approval rating in the u.k. compared to obama's. it's 72% to 21%. it's nice to know. unfortunately, english votes don't count in our elections. only russian's do. this morning, trump held a joint press conference with british prime minister, theresa may, seen here learning she's also has to meet don jr. and when it came to the protests, the president stressed one important point: that there were no protests. >> as far as the protests, i have to tell you-- because i commented on it yesterday-- we left the prime minister, the queen, the royal family, there were thousands of people on the streets cheering. a

sussex. reminder of our top stories white house adviser jared cushion of plans unveiled the economic part of a u.s. middle east peace plan in bahrain that ward palestinians their acceptance of what he calls the opportunity of the century is a precondition for peace for palestinians oppose the plan saying it does not include a political solution to the decades old israeli palestinian conflict the leadership has called for mass protests to continue as they boycott the bahrain gathering bennett smith has more from west jerusalem. this is essentially an israeli idea which is to make peace with the rest of the arab world 1st and then solve the palestinian issue with israel rather than the other way round which has been for israel to 1st reach an agreement and deal with the palestinians and then get peace with the rest of the arab world this is the israelis would prefer the former the palestinians the latter because otherwise it takes a lot of leverage away from them saudi military officials say they've intercepted and destroyed a drone targeting homes in the south of the country that row was brought down near the r

there have been no deaths linked to the cases and the other western sussex hospital trust, the frimley university hospital trust and the east communications problems and confusion hindered the efforts of the emergency services in the "chaotic" early stages of the london bridge attacks in 2017, in which eight people died. they faced criticism last week for taking more than three hours to help some of the victims. giving evidence today at the old bailey in central london, the director of operations for the london ambulance service, paul woodrow, admitted it took too long to commit specially trained teams to search for victims but said police had told staff the area was unsafe. jon donnison is at the old bailey. bring us up—to—date with everything. this was the most detailed account we have had all the response from the ambulance service to those attacks in june to 17. the ambulance service to those attacks injune to 17. paul woodrow said in the initial moments after the attack, it was a chaotic and confusing situation. he said the ambulance service received more than 130 calls within 45 minutes. he said the first paramedics w

sussex met veterans at the chelsea hospital and chatted to them about their experiences. in fact, that's like i have been taking oliver that uk, and amy has been looking at how the east midlands a special service is held at leicester cathedral to a member of the dead and to pay tribute to those still alive. it's about honouring those who sacrificed their own lives and they know the freedom that we have today, and honouring those who showed such bravery and courage and extraordinary circumstances. dba saw the largest command —— combined land air history. the change request of the second world war, allied troops crossed normandy to begin liberation of german occupied france. in the thick of the action was off from burbage, who at 19 played a key while transporting he told me, cargo and troops in amphibious vehicles. while transporting he told me, cargo and troops in amphibious vehicleslj spent and troops in amphibious vehicles.” spent the night on d—day ferrying the wounded back along the east of the wounded back along the east of the dressing station. and that was not very nice. someone told me once, you were brave and i said we were, but we would get stupid. today while many

in parts of essex, sussex and kent in the small hours of last night, we had 15 millimetres of rainfall in just one hour. that is moving north, north—easthine developing. as we well in the south. once again, it is going to feel humid, with highs of up to 25 degrees. as we head into the evening and overnight we pull in more clout from the north sea across eastern areas. in parts of the south west and north we will see some clea ra nce west and north we will see some clearance in the sky. we have all this moisture around. once again we see some patchy mist and fog falling. temperatures falling to a fresh nine in the highlands and grampian is, but not so pleasant, 16, as we push towards the south. on wednesday, we still have a fair bit of cloud coming in from the north sea. it will be breezy, particularly along the north —— norfolk coastline. showers in the south—west, but equally sunshine in western parts of the uk. temperatures 23 in glasgow, 22 in cardiff. high pressure across us during thursday, meaning settled conditions. still quite breezy. a north—westerly breeze coming in. pulling in some clout as that breeze rotates around an area

sussex that has been 30 of rain. this amount of rain is equivalent to a month's worth of rain. in the space of this time here. particularly london and the south—eastarning matrix. another of your favourites. this is the tick where 00:04:18,034 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 we sit in the matrix. picture. this favourites. this is the tick where picture. this is in devon. employment there was 18 millimetres of rain fell in one hour. heavy thundery showers. by contrast, this is in argyll and bute. this is where you want to be today. this is where the sun is out. it is dry and a lovely day and it feels one in the sunshine. heavy showers across other parts of scotland is not far away from northern ireland. everyone ones to wales and the south—west. this is where we have the most persistent rain. heavy at times. good turn thundery in the south—east. feels chilly as well. especially as the wind picks up. warmer where we have some sunshine away from those showers. lows showers come fewer overnight. we should see the rain easing up overnight eventually. towards wales and the south—west where the rain keeps going overnight and wind continues to pick up. mail over