same too for tuesday, a bit more cloud across eastern scotland, eastern england, with more of a breezeunshine towards the south and the west. again, the low 20s at best but low to mid or high—teens along some north sea coasts. then some subtle changes towards the end of the week — this area of low pressure will hurtle towards our shores, throwing up some showers to southern and western areas but with a change in wind direction coming in from the south or southeast we could import some warmer air off the near continent towards the end of the week, certainly across parts of england. so many places will be dry but showers could increase across southern and western areas towards the end of the week but it'll be noticeably warming up. live from washington, this is bbc news. we bring you the latest from asia's largest security conference as china's defence minister takes to the stage. nearly 300 people are now known to have died and a thousand are injured in india's deadliest train crash this century. and police in hong kong have detained several rights activists ahead of the anniversary of

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same too for tuesday, a bit more cloud across eastern scotland, eastern england with more of a breezethe sunshine towards the south and the west again, the low 20s at best, but low to mid or high teens along some north sea coast, then some subtle changes. towards the end of the week, this area of low pressure will hurtle towards our shores, throwing up some showers to southern and western areas. but with a change in wind direction coming in from the south or southeast, we could import some warmer air off the near continent for the end of the week. certainly across parts of england, so many places will be dry, but showers could increase across southern and western areas towards the end of the week, but it'll be noticeably warming up. live from washington. this is bbc news. nearly 300 people are now known to have died and 1,000 are injured, in india's deadliest train crash this century. recep tayyip erdogan is sworn in for a third term as turkey's president, while his new cabinet could mean a u—turn on inflation. plus, the 2024 presidential campaign gets off to a roaring start in iowa.

same for tuesday with a bit more cloud across eastern scotland and eastern england.rds the south and the west and again the low 20s at best but low to mid or high—teens along north sea coast. and then some subtle changes towards the end of the week with this area of low pressure hurtling towards our shores, throwing up some showers to southern and western areas but with the change in wind direction coming in from the south or southeast we could import some warmer air of the near continent towards the end of the week, certainly across parts of england. many places could be dry but showers could be increasing towards the end of the week but it will be noticeably warming up. the pictures were filmed by a teacher. live from washington, this is bbc news. nearly 300 people are now known to have died, and a thousand are injured, in india's deadliest train crash this century. police in hong kong have detained several human rights activists, ahead of the anniversary of the tienanmen square massacre. recep tayyip erdogan is sworn in for a third term as turkey's president, whil

of scotland and eastern counties of scotland and eastern england, one or two holding onto that, butloud through this coming week towards eastern the morning across eastern counties of scotland and eastern counties of scotland and eastern england, one or two holding onto that, but overall they will still be a lot of sunshine, bit more cloud to the far north—west of scotland later and pleasant in that sunshine, too. more in the way of low cloud through this coming week towards eastern areas but with high pressure remaining in place it, and certainly across many western areas it stays sunny. bye—bye. live from london, this is bbc news the former tv star phillip schofield says he feels nothing but sadness and regret after admitting to lying about an affair with a younger colleague. what was unwise was the fact that it happened and that was a very, very grave error. it was consensual but it was my fault. borisjohnson says he wants to send all communications requested from the covid inquiry after the government appealed to a judge to halt it.

eastern today. you can watch live coverage of the senate proceedings here on c-span2 and c-span.org and now our c-span video app. watch video on-demand any time online at c-span.org and try our points of interest feature using markers to quickly guide you to newsworthy and interesting highlights of key coverage use point of interest anytime online at c-span.org. >> we are back with washington journal and climate change scientist university of california berkeley professor patrick gonzales joined us now to discuss how nsclimate change is impacting wildfires book ÃÃ good morning professor gonzales. >> good morning. >> i have an article pulled out by the guardian i'm going to read the first couple paragraphs it says canada's ongoing wildfire season is a harbinger of our climate future experts and officials say. the fires are a clear sign of climate change that ÃÃi researcher at mcgill university in montrcal was also postdoctoral associate at the massachusetts institute of technology. it says research s

that's quebec, a province in the eastern part of the country. right here, there a 135 fires burning. the vast majority of them are considered completely out of control. and a big problem is that officials here don't have enough. firefighter personnel is the battle all the places. they say they only have firefighters able to be on 30 of the fires that are burning here. that's why the canadian government is asking for international help. and they've already received a firefighters from various countries such as france, united states, south africa, just to name a few that have arrived here to try to help battle. these places that are raging throughout the entire country is shaping up to be a very dry and hot summer. and it's also, these fires are very remote off in the distance, sometimes a 100 or 200 kilometers back in very remote wooded areas gabriel's onto ouch. is it a, robo val, quebec, canada heavy storms in cuba of tools, substantial flooding with the central and eastern regions of the island, particularly hard hit. the floods caused bridges

all areas at risk of flooding on the russian control, eastern side of it. the need for a river about 16000 live in the area most at risk in ukrainian health territory. on the eastern side. beyond the flooded region un says about 18000000 people in ukraine or in need of humanitarian assistance, international organizations to migrations as, as of much more than 5000000 people internally displaced within ukraine. un, under secretary journal for humanitarian. the fed as mounting. griffith has been speaking to elders here about the work you and is doing on the ground and the ukranian authorities. immediately after this, this done, a tragedy happened asked us to get access to the citizens of the other side of the river. and i myself personally, but also with many colleagues have been in touch with the russian authorities to get it to, to allow us to cross the line to get access into those areas. to bring relief to those people. we all, by the way, still in process of trying to get that and i hope we will get a good result very, very soon. but we're also deliverin

us.— of the eastern us. there is an intense heat dome. _ of the eastern us. there is an intense heat dome. talk i of the eastern us. there is an i intense heat dome. talk through that and how that impact. fires, we do not know what ignited them to begin with but we know that a heat dome made them more likely to occur are more likely to spread quickly as they did. a heat dome is a sprawling ridge of high pressure, this bubble in the atmosphere that deflects the jetstream further north like a force field getting rid of weather, no rain no cloudsjust sunshine. you get hot dry sinking airfuelling sunshine. you get hot dry sinking air fuelling these wildfires. this is a record—setting heat dome we saw a few weeks ago around the same time the fires began, the third big heat dome to occur since late april. these heat domes are becoming more frequent, intense and larger and longer intense and larger and longer in duration thanks to human induced climate change so we cannot save an individual fire was caused by a cha

i will say once again that the moon will be over north khorasan and razavi khorasan. and eastern alborz, the time of temporary strong wind, and we also have, in addition to the eastern areas of the southwest of the country in ilam khuzestan province, relatively strong wind in the central areas of the southern slopes of alborz in tehran, what does it include relatively strong wind in the afternoon, wind blowing on water in the south of the country, this part of the country is faced with it the country becomes the persian gulf, the oman sea and the strait of hormuz, the wave height can reach two meters, it is noteworthy that today the temperature in tehran reaches a maximum of 29 and it is unlikely that it will rise above 30, but the increasing trend in ramadan from saturday to tuesday , especially for the areas in the north of the country, a gradual increase in temperature is happening on the shores of the caspian sea and in the northern part of the country, these systems are leaving, the system had showers and storms, and the one you had issued a warning is going to leave, considering t

scotland, central and eastern england, eastern parts of wales, too. day tuesday with a lot of cloud that cool breeze with us, notable again first thing in the morning. out west, sunshine from the word go once again. now, where you start cloudy, that cloud will probably get burned back towards those north sea coasts by the time we get to the afternoon, so most areas will brighten up, but there could be some areas in the east. there the cloud loiters, the onshore winds continue to blow, it'll feel quite cool, 111—15 celsius — and that is a feature of the weather we've seen so far this month. for example, in holbeach in lincolnshire, the average forjune's 19 celsius — we'll be nowhere near that so far this month, on account of often cloudy weather we've seen, and often those chilly northeasterly winds. and another feature of the weather we've got at the moment is some of you will see quite high levels of pollen — and it's grass pollen we have at the moment — so if you're allergic to that, you might find it being a bit sneezy on tuesday. wednesday, probab

a poor run had seen them slump to the bottom of the eastern conference league table.d work, passion and integrity." to roland garros and britain�*s last remaining hopeful cameron norrie is in action on court against simon mathieu later. the number 1a seed will face the flamboyant italian lorenzo musetti. the biggest shock of the day so far though is in the women�*s draw — number three seed jessica pegula is out in the third round, losing in straight sets to elise mertens from belgium. the 28th seed blew the american off the court 6—1 6—3 and now leads their personal head to head 3—0. she says she had been suffering from food poisoning. now to basketball. one of the biggest sporting highlights of the year in the united states, the nba championship finals, are under way. denver nuggets have reached this stage for the very first time and they got off to a winning start in the best—of—seven series against three time champions miami heat winning 1011—93. dan 0gunshakin reports 47 years nuggets fans had waited years for a football final at in front of some serial winners th

there will be a lot more sunshine on offer again towards eastern facing coast.it's cooler. temperatures probably peaking at around 20 to 22 degrees celsius. but we will start to eventually draw some warmer feeling air in. and that's because our area of low pressure drifts away. it's starting to fill, not causing so many problems and our area of high pressurejust pushes away towards the east and will start to draw in more of a southeasterly wind. so towards southeastern areas of england, away from the coast, it will start to feel warmer. there's much warmer air across the continent, of course, where it's been very hot across france, in germany. and that's starting to move its way further towards south east england and parts of central southern england, also south wales where the temperatures will rise into the mid possibly the high 20s in celsius, but for all it stays dry, settled a lot more sunshine to come by. bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news. india's railways minister says the cause and those responsible for the country's worst train crash in de

so, this -- these recent episodes in the eastern u.s.just expanded the awareness of the impact of climate change. host: we are talking with university of california berkeley professor patrick gonzales, ready for your questions or comments. first up is ann in spyro, oklahoma. i think we lost ann that quickly. we will wait and get back to the phone lines. you mentioned the floodwaters and snow. this is from the california department of water resources, it says that there is, the manual survey recorded 126.5 inches of snow depth and a water equivalent of 221% of average for this location, that was in early april. the quote says "this year's severe storm and flooding is the latest example california's climate is becoming more extreme," said department of water resources director. after the driest three years on record and the devastating drought impacts to communities across the state, the department of water resources has rapidly shifted to flood response and forecasting for the upcoming snow melt. we have been talking about climate change.

same too for tuesday, a bit more cloud across eastern scotland, eastern england, with more of a breezeubtle changes towards the end of the week — this area of low pressure will hurtle towards our shores, throwing up some showers to southern and western areas but with a change in wind direction coming in from the south or southeast we could import some warmer air off the near continent towards the end of the week, certainly across parts of england. so many places will be dry but showers could increase across southern and western areas towards the end of the week but it'll be noticeably warming up. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the menus stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme.

the german defense minister says that they will form a robust force that will help shore up nato's eastern flank. as an election breakthrough for the far right in germany, the a f. these party candidate wins. it's 1st governing post at district level, and that's where as in, concerns over wider elections. next year, we'll hear why the sarah kelly, welcome to the program. a short lived revolt by russia's wagner, mercenary group has left moscow seeking to restore. com. and the kremlin booking to reassert lateral pollutants authority. western analysts say that the field mutiny has further ex, so it's the weakness of the russian president. but many questions remain about how the dramatic events will inform pollutants next steps. and what they could mean for the war and ukraine in your cellphone zone is now little sign of the city's brush with an armed russian rebellion. these tang trucks among the own even volumes is of the many. wagner fights has rolled into town until control here is common to city today. no more fighters here with white vandals. yesterday, there were plenty of them here. an

, central and eastern england, eastern parts of wales, too.ain first thing in the morning. out west, sunshine from the word go once again. now where you start cloudy, that cloud will probably get burned back towards those north sea coasts by the time we get to the afternoon, so most areas will brighten up, but there could be some areas in the east. there the cloud loiters, the onshore winds continue to blow, it'll feel quite cool, 111—15 celsius — and that is a feature of the weather we've seen so far this month. for example, in holbeach in lincolnshire, the average forjune's 19 celsius — we'll be nowhere near that so far this month, on account of often cloudy weather we've seen, and often those chilly northeasterly winds. and another feature of the weather we've got at the moment is some of you will see quite high levels of pollen — and it's grass pollen we have at the moment — so if you're allergic to that, you might find it being a bit sneezy on tuesday. wednesday, probably less in the way of cloud around. what little cloud there is could l

so a nice, bright but cool start to central and eastern parts of the country.ouds will tend to build in and spread to all areas and it turns wetter for scotland, northern ireland. then some rain getting into northern and western england and wales, but tending to stay dry across eastern england until after dark. mostly cloudy though, limited brightness temperatures again mid to high teens in the north, high teens low 20s in the south. that rain band clears right across the country during the course of friday night. the rain clears in the southeast saturday morning, and then it's bright but breezy. plenty of sunshine, low pressure sitting to the north of scotland will bring windy weather to scotland with showers or longer spells of rain here and again, temperatures around orjust below the seasonal norm. but we could be up to 23 or 2a in the southeast with a lot of sunshine here. sunday, low pressure shifting to the north of the uk again stays windy across scotland with outbreaks of rain or showers. some of these heavy in the west of scotland, fewer showers the fu

my little eastern india is feeling the consequences of climate change on a mass of scale. they can be held, go find there's oh, no, 20 years ago. we still have long periods of rain phone during the monsoon season. time also, but now we're seeing the impact of deforestation in the eighty's us and it hardly rains during the monsoon season. it is no longer cold in winter when the changes to the climate are very noticeable. come back i said in the time that a hold of the autumn of the year, they celebrate a very special event in the forest. at the rocky ceremony, the women of the surrounding villages meet and tie the so called rocky around the trees. in that way they strengthened the bond between man and nature. it's an ancient tradition practiced here for centuries, hugs and kisses for the trees upon us of this so many. 2 men of high for that coupon that we tied the rocky around the tree because for us it is a kind of brother. with this act, we promised to protect it like a family member. this we also promised not to let anyone damage the tree weren't cut it down. i could, i

in the eastern parts, the difficult question of the eastern slopes from the northeastern parts of the southeastern regions of the country and in a scattered form in the central regions of the decision conditions, according to the intensity of the rains , until today, a red warning has been issued for the eastern parts of golestan province, north khorasan province, the rains are heavy less in the form of an orange level warning for the northern half of khorasan province, northern razavi, semnan province, the northern and eastern heights of tehran province, the central and western regions of golestan province, and parts of kermanshah province, due to the intensity of rainfall in these areas , we have decided to flood public roads and raise the water level of rivers and canals. we are also happy with temporary strong winds, so we advise our dear compatriots to refrain from walking on the banks of rivers and canals during today, and in view of the temporary strong winds, avoid being under dilapidated trees and half-finished structures. due to the passage of rain waves in parts of west aza

around the eastern town of vuhledar, some particular around the eastern town of vuhledar, some 120 particularthe eastern town of vuhledar, some 120 kilometres west of bakhmut. let's go straight to our ukrainian correspondence, james waterhouse, who is in gearfor its. james, tell us the latest in terms of what officials are saying about the start or otherwise of this counteroffensive.— the start or otherwise of this counteroffensive. n, ., counteroffensive. matthew, we have seen a real ramping _ counteroffensive. matthew, we have seen a real ramping up— counteroffensive. matthew, we have seen a real ramping up of— counteroffensive. matthew, we have seen a real ramping up of claiming, | seen a real ramping up of claiming, counterclaim. that is parfor the course, but the rhetoric has definitely heightened. we have had russia first off claim to have repelled three attacks now. it has gone up throughout the day, along the front line. kyiv hadn't commented but is now claiming itself to be deputy defence minister claiming to have shifted, claiming that the forces have shifted to offensive action. sh

same too for tuesday, a bit more cloud across eastern scotland, eastern england, with more of a breezeth and the west. again, the low 20s at best but low to mid or high—teens along some north sea coasts. then some subtle changes towards the end of the week — this area of low pressure will hurtle towards our shores, throwing up some showers to southern and western areas but with a change in wind direction coming in from the south or southeast we could import some warmer air off the near continent towards the end of the week, certainly across parts of england. so many places will be dry but showers could increase across southern and western areas towards the end of the week but it'll be noticeably warming up. live from london, this is bbc news. two investigations are under way into india's deadliest train crash in more than two decades 288 people are known to have died and more than 1000 injured. it is india's worst train crash of the century. strong words on taiwan from china's ministry of defence. this is his country won't hesitate for a second to use force on taiwan. and — basis for s

there will be some patches of cloud close to this eastern coast.ainly for northwest scotland, and there isjust the small chance, a very small chance of catching a shower in scotland, particularly over high ground. highest temperatures again in the west, up to around 22—23 celsius. now as we move through saturday night, our area of high pressure, slightly changing shape, and i think we will pull a bit more of this cloud back around that high into some eastern counties of england. i don't think it'll linger in many places, it mayjust stay a little bit grey for some along the coast. but further west, again, lots of sunshine and highs of 23 celsius. and if you're looking for some rain, well, very little in the forecast next week — any that does turn up will be very short—lived. it'll stay predominantly dry with some spells of warm sunshine. live from washington. this is bbc news. air raids have been declared across ukraine after fresh calls from president zelensky for his country to join nato and the eu. the us debt ceiling deal heads from the house to

same too for tuesday, a bit more cloud across eastern scotland, eastern england, with more of a breezeagain, the low 20s at best but low to mid or high—teens along some north sea coasts. then some subtle changes towards the end of the week — this area of low pressure will hurtle towards our shores, throwing up some showers to southern and western areas but with a change in wind direction coming in from the south or southeast we could import some warmer air off the near continent towards the end of the week, certainly across parts of england. so many places will be dry but showers could increase across southern and western areas towards the end of the week but it'll be noticeably warming up. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the menu stories for you at the top of the hour, straight out of this programme. —— after this programme. hello, and thank you forjoining me here at the bbc�*s headquarters in central london. in unspun world this week, is the united states about to turn the entire west's economy on its head? there's so much money going in that it's transforming the

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same too for tuesday, a bit more cloud across eastern scotland, eastern england with more of a breeze 20s at best, but low to mid or high teens along some north sea coast. then some subtle changes towards the end of the week, this area of low pressure will hurtle towards our shores, throwing up some showers to southern and western areas. but with a change in wind direction coming in from the south or southeast, we could import some warmer air off the near continent for the end of the week. certainly across parts of england. so many places will be dry, but showers could increase across southern and western areas towards the end of the week, but it'll be noticeably warming up. a myanmar militaryjet circles a primary school. after seizing power in a coup, they are trying to crush an uprising, demanding democracy. when they think it safe, they run. but the plane circles back.

michael soon shot each reports from global national and eastern india. a day of reckoning for the government. that's part of the cellphone. modernizing india as colonial ease of reading. net fuck bottle. so became the side of the worst re accidents in the country. last week for 3 trans collided, killing nearly 300 people, month sonia, and oldest as the 4th was submitted to parliament warning about with safety issues . that support is only now coming to light. the full you study, highlighted shuffles and inspections, staffing, and the lack of funding for renewing for a trucks as the mind is increasing, but the best deal of, of a network has not kept pace. so there is, well, when you apply vision method condition and that condition has a lot of investigating effects, you know, last saturday from mr. new range of moody was, should use to, you know, create a new train. instead, he was visiting passengers and hospital who injured and the ball a sort of crash. the government says it's improve the safety of the trade networks in recent years. but the report say

the north-eastern heights of tehran province are the witnesses of submission. avoid being on the banks of rivers and canals. rains will start late in the north-western parts of the country, in the northern parts of west azarbaijan province. the provinces of isfahan, yazd, kerman and fars provinces will have heavy rains on saturday in the provinces of west azarbaijan , east azarbaijan and ardabil province. on monday , we have rains in the northwestern parts of the southern coast, the southern slopes of alborz, the northeastern parts of the country, as well as the heights of kerman province. on tuesday, these rains will continue in the northwestern parts of the country and the southern slopes of alborz, but we expect that during on saturdays and also on sundays, in the northern parts of the country, especially on the southern shores of the caspian sea, we will see the temperature increase in these areas . in addition, in the next two or three days, wind will blow in the eastern parts of our country, wind and dust will be the dominant phenomenon. it is going to be

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same too for tuesday, a bit more cloud across eastern scotland, eastern england, with more of a breezeorth sea coasts. then some subtle changes towards the end of the week — this area of low pressure will hurtle towards our shores, throwing up some showers to southern and western areas but with a change in wind direction coming in from the south or southeast we could import some warmer air off the near continent towards the end of the week, certainly across parts of england. so many places will be dry but showers could increase across southern and western areas towards the end of the week but it'll be noticeably warming up. opposite reaction in people like me and my father. this is bbc news, the headlines: two separate investigations have been launched into the circumstances that led to the devastating train crash in the eastern indian state of odisha. rescue efforts have now ended after the county's worst rail crash this century. 288 people are now known to have died and more than 1,000 have been injured. china's minister of defence tells asia's largest security conference that his co

so twisted yesterday, just drinking the eastern flank of nato. right now, if the wagner troops will set the rules, is that an option from your point of view of it and the consequences for the nature of rush i found in x? and my 2nd question to you would be, what message goes out from the drum and then deployment of the gentleman who gave it was announced. i mean, this story is today, what message goes out to mr. poochie and mr. lucas hankle from the deployment and, and said it was a question on the big day to um, with the, the, uh, the condition is that lead to any uh, built into structure for the brigade. um by when will that be finished? so let me start by saying that we of course, very much welcomed the german leave, the shape which has been demonstrated throughout the extra and long time about the it's so very much enhanced by the german announcement to today because the german doesn't about the group, but also more of german troops. the point here shows a strong german commitment to our collective defense. it's our shared security thing and

modi hasjust visited the site where at least 260 people have been killed, in a train crash in the eastern state of odisha. here are the latest pictures of the prime minister, arriving at the crash site, holding his hands in prayer. officials are warning that the number of dead is expected to rise. more than 1,000 people have been injured. it is already the country's worst train crash this century. three trains were involved in the collision, which all began when a passenger train derailed. 0ur south asia correspondent, yogita limaye, reports. daylight reveal the scale of the disaster. 0n on friday evening, the coromandel express, ferrying more than 1000 passengers, crashed into a freight train standing on the same track. its coaches overturned, hitting another sleeper coming in from the opposite side, leaving a pile up not seenin opposite side, leaving a pile up not seen in decades. through the night, rescue teams had worked, pulling out people. give him oxygen, they shouted, carrying one of the survivors to an ambulance. it took hours to get through to those trapped inside. this man surv

in fact, it's bringing this pull of smoke down across the eastern us right down towards the carolinas. and there's no immediate improvement. a kind of that has already lost an area of the size of belgium to fires this year. a walmart and drive the normal spring could lead to its worst wildfire season on record. western united states a st quite dribbling up area burn since 19 seventy's cow, the seen a doubling of the area burn since the early seventy's, and this is largely not so late, but largely attributed to human cause. climate change. a recent report from the u. n. williams doesn't extraordinary increase in devastating fund has like they could lead to what it calls a global was 5 crisis from mccully, which is 05 now to christine salumi, who's in new york city for his christian new york is a few hours drive from canada and yet we can see the facts of, of that those wi fi is where you want. behind the absolutely new yorkers are waking up to a 2nd day of being under an alerts for, for air quality. at one point in the last 24 hours, new york was deemed to have the worst air quality in

scotland, central and eastern england, eastern parts of wales, too.hat cool breeze with us, notable again first thing in the morning. 0ut west, sunshine from the word go once again. now, where you start cloudy, that cloud will probably get burned back towards those north sea coasts by the time we get to the afternoon, so most areas will brighten up, but there could be some areas in the east. there the cloud loiters, the onshore winds continue to blow, it'll feel quite cool, 11l—15 celsius — and that is a feature of the weather we've seen so far this month. for example, in holbeach in lincolnshire, the average forjune's 19 celsius — we'll be nowhere near that so far this month, on account of often cloudy weather we've seen, and often those chilly northeasterly winds. and another feature of the weather we've got at the moment is some of you will see quite high levels of pollen — and it's grass pollen we have at the moment — so if you're allergic to that, you might find it being a bit sneezy on tuesday. wednesday, probably less in the way of cloud around

same too for tuesday, a bit more cloud across eastern scotland, eastern england with more of a breezehine towards the south and the west again, the low 20s at best, but low to mid or high teens along some north sea coast, then some subtle changes. towards the end of the week, this area of low pressure will hurtle towards our shores, throwing up some showers to southern and western areas. but with a change in wind direction coming in from the south or southeast, we could import some warmer air off the near continent for the end of the week. certainly across parts of england, so many places will be dry, but showers could increase across southern and western areas towards the end of the week, but it'll be noticeably warming up. live from washington, this is bbc news. a handshake but no talks yet between china and the us, at asia's biggest security summit. this nearly 300 people are now known to have died, and a thousand are injured, in india's deadliest train crash this century. recep tayyip erdogan is sworn in for a third term as turkey's president, while his new cabinet could mean a u—

same too for tuesday, a bit more cloud across eastern scotland, eastern england, with more of a breezeh—teens along some north sea coasts. then some subtle changes towards the end of the week — this area of low pressure will hurtle towards our shores, throwing up some showers to southern and western areas but with a change in wind direction coming in from the south or southeast we could import some warmer air off the near continent towards the end of the week, certainly across parts of england. so many places will be dry but showers could increase across southern and western areas towards the end of the week but it'll be noticeably warming up. because that seems like the course of least resistance. live from washington, this is bbc news. strong words on taiwan from china's minister of defence at asia's largest security conference. if anyone does to separate taiwan from china, the chinese military will not hesitate for a second. —— dares. several activists are detained in hong kong out of the anniversary of the tiananmen square massacre. we speak with a former student leader of the 1989

and russia says it stopped a major ukrainian, or offensive elsewhere the eastern don't ask region. those reports have not been independent, be verified, but multiple has reduced pictures. it says, show some of the fi to. meanwhile, for ukraine forces of launch a raid in the russian border region of belgrade. one of the groups involved the russian volunteer course says they've captured several russian soldiers. keith is denying involvement. i'll just hear a shaw stratford report from the ukranian capital. or is it possible to independently verify these claims and counterclaims by both sides, but that certainly seems 11 in some suggest, some heavy fighting in various points along the eastern front line, the front line of around a 1000 kilometers. it started earlier today with the claim made by the russian military that they had repelled will they describe is a large scale ukrainian operation pushing into the something's on that region in $56.00 is the russian military said, as i say impossible to independently verify the voltage that the russian military supplied alone with those cla

well, we're here in the gog a refugee camp in eastern chad. and we were here just a few weeks ago when they were beginning to construct this camp. when they were beginning to populated with temporary shelters and relocating people here to better conditions. and as you can see, it's just mushrooms and exploded the tents and just one section. the mixture of shelters in just this area. go as far as you can see. and this is just one section . every direction you look in. there are similar types of housing and the organizers of this camp tell us they're already at full capacity. 7000 people live here now and they cannot, cannot accept any more. we've seen people sheltering under trees without permanent or temporary shelters, i should say. and we've seen many communities waiting for some kind of housing to open up here, but the organizers say that there's just too many people to house here. they're going to have to go somewhere else. now that you an estimated that a $100000.00 people would arrive here in about 6 or 7 months now they've hit that mark

three people were infected with cholera in eastern kenya . of the doctors announced that urgent action must be taken before the disease spreads to other camps . this camp is home to 300,000 displaced people, most of whom are from somalia. a lot of people hundreds of students marched in new york to protest gun violence. according to the afp report , the demonstrators demanded an end to armed violence and changes in the laws related to the free carrying of weapons in this country, according to the latest statistics in in the past 5 months, 7,737 people died in this country due to armed violence, and in the last 14,720, a total of 44,362 people in the united states died due to shootings, according to estimates of 393 million americans. this figure is about 46% of firearms the world is in the hands of civilians, in the turkish drone attack on northern syria, a commander of the militia group known as democratic syria was killed , and this report and turkey targeted one of the commanders in the outskirts of aleppo province in this car attack, which

the eastern province of come back is the worst hit. it is the smoke from there that is causing small going to haze in the eastern united states or gabriel elizondo has more from could back. this arena has been turned into any evacuation center at its peak there, about 400 evacuees here just a few days ago. now only about 50, as you can see, but there are costs that have been set up. the red cross is here, providing food medicine for anybody that might need it. as many of these activities that have come to this town to flee the fires have been able to find shelter with friends or family. never the less, there are still people here. we spoke to a family, a dad and his wife, and 3 young kids that had the we a town about 3 hours north of here. and he said in the middle of the night at 3 in the morning, they were just told you gotta pack up here as quickly as you can. and that's what they did. they said that the fire has not burned down their house that they know of yet, but that it's getting very close. that's the basically what everyone i

same too for tuesday, a bit more cloud across eastern scotland, eastern england with more of a breezee west again, the low 20s at best, but low to mid or high teens along some north sea coast. then some subtle changes towards the end of the week, this area of low pressure will hurtle towards our shores, throwing up some showers to southern and western areas. but with a change in wind direction coming in from the south or southeast, we could import some warmer air off the near continent for the end of the week. certainly across parts of england, so many places will be dry, but showers could increase across southern and western areas towards the end of the week, but it'll be noticeably warming up. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go take a look at what's on the show. what do we want? trans rights! when do we want it? now! transgender people and their struggle in the workplace. as pride month kicks off around the world, we're going to ask why many don't come out, and what happens at work when they do. could including more t

and those policies don't seem to have on nickel some cities in reuben h. eastern india. the search has resumed to victims of a doomsday colts links to the depths of hundreds of people in eastern kenya. it follows a 2 week brian to allow pathologist to conduct a post mortem examinations on some of the bodies. and the court is due to decide on friday with a to extend the pre trial detention of the cold slate of pulling mackenzie. he's accused of ordering follows to stop themselves to death, so they could go to heaven before the world ends. malcolm, with has more from nairobi, the police operation to redeem the bodies of mackenzie's followers has reviewed more than 250 parties of already been dug up from the shack, ahold of forest to land. mckenzie had cool while it was for you as gary to remote, our forest where we've been living with 1010 years internal affairs minister, the sites on tuesday and said everyone involved will be held to account in terms of bring you to account those costs. these, we are not going to restrict our sales to mr. mckenzie and is going up what i j

same too for tuesday, a bit more cloud across eastern scotland, eastern england, with more of a breezeens along some north sea coasts. then some subtle changes towards the end of the week — this area of low pressure will hurtle towards our shores, throwing up some showers to southern and western areas but with a change in wind direction coming in from the south or southeast we could import some warmer air off the near continent towards the end of the week, certainly across parts of england. so many places will be dry but showers could increase across southern and western areas towards the end of the week but it'll be noticeably warming up. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with ben boulos and nina warhurst. our headlines today: a train crash which killed more than 280 people in india could have been caused by signal failure, according to early investigations. it could cost up to £6 billion to detain and deport migrants who cross the channel, under new laws planned by the government. two down, one to go for manchester city, who are on the verge of a historic treble as they beat neighb

this eastern bank of the dnipro river is currently a no—man�*s—land.a nor ukraine control here. now, no—one can live here. the ukrainian army drone spotted catalina trapped in her home. they tried to drop her water — no luck. her son then makes the crucial catch. they're both taken to kherson, along with her daughter, maria. a city once occupied by russia, then liberated by ukraine, now on its knees. translation: we managed to find the simplest boat, i but my father and a neighbour got carried away in it. it came loose, and the current was too powerful yesterday. rowing didn't help. so we were left with my kids, the three of us, for the night. it feels like we lived a whole life in one day. 0therwise, we're very grateful to everyone. this once innocuous road, now a slipway rescue boats. as people are brought to safety from submerged streets, the relief is palpable. to move through the streets now, you need one of these. the silence reflects just how uninhabitable pockets of the city have become. that sign would normally be at head height. the trunks of

scotland, central and eastern england.south and the west, and again, some of them could be heavy and thundery. temperatures reaching highs around 25 degrees, a little bit lower out west, because of more breeze, and certainly more cloud and showers, and as we move into sunday, it looks like this weather front will push across the country, bringing areas of thundery rain and further showers. so, initially, it'll start dry, with some sunshine in central and northern areas. but these showers and longer spells of thundery rain across england and wales, northern ireland, will start to migrate their way northwards into central and southern scotland, later in the day on sunday. so, because of this, temperatures won't be quite as high — still above the seasonal norm, but we're generally into the low—to—mid 20s. and then, beyond sunday, into next week, it looks like low pressure will stick close by to the west of the uk, constantly bringing a feed of showers, but there will be some sunny spells in between. best of that sunshine will

the low cloud we saw earlier willjust linger around some eastern coasts of northern england and easternst. away from that, a warm afternoon, especially so towards the south. temperatures here already in hampshire up to around 27 degrees later. that could set off a few isolated showers, maybe thunderstorms here drifting towards wales overnight. still continue with some in the south—west. the cloud returns across the same sort of area as it did last night and it will still be a bit on the cool side for some of you, but those humidity levels already creeping up in the south. temperatures not dropping much lower than around 13 or 1a degrees. into tomorrow the low cloud we've got to begin with will fade away quite quickly. some will linger around coasts of eastern scotland. later we should see some isolated, but pretty intense thunderstorms break out across the midlands, southern england and wales. many, though, will stay dry and a much warmer day, if not hot day. london, up towards the north—west of england, 28 to 30 celsius possible. 26 or 27 in western scotland. with humidity levels risin