you sought to turn glasgow into a war zone for your feud. turn glasgow into a war zone for yourfeud.ich is based on the rule of law. there is no place for this type of conduct, retribution all the law of the jungle. for these six men, convicted last month of conspiracy to murder, the tightest of security for their arrival, mirrored by armed officers inside the court building. the trial heard these men, known associate of the lyons crime family had systematically targeted members of those they associated with rivals, the daniel family. those they associated with rivals, the danielfamily. they those they associated with rivals, the daniel family. they were subjected to extreme violence including frenzy blows with knives, hammers, machetes, axes and batons. 0ne hammers, machetes, axes and batons. one by one, the men, all associated with the lyons crime family, stood up with the lyons crime family, stood up in the dock to hear their sentence. brian ferguson, andrew gallagher and john hardie, all involved from the outset, sentenced to 20 years each. peter bain, involved in the attempted m

it's an emotional location for glasgow, with more than 14,000 supporters inside celtic park.ont of the maduro home crowd, but leinster responded straightaway with gary ring road latching onto this blocked kick. and the boot of islands johnny sexton given a slender lead. five points in it then, but still plenty of time for glasgow to get a famous wind in their home city. saracens remain in contention for a european and domestic double after crushing gloucester to reached the premiership final. a second—half hat—trick of tries from nick tompkins helped 4the champions‘ cup winners to a 44—19 victory. chrisjones was at the allianz arena. while the gloucester fans have certainly enjoyed their trip to allen's park, into the premiership semi final. a rare appearance in the last four for them and not since 2011 have they been at this stage. but, it was all about wanting today. they were the men in black, the saracens, and natosha, gloucester scored early, we thought is someone going to call someone special you from the gloucester point of view, but when the saracens took control, the

you sought to turn glasgow into a warzone to your feud. no place for this type of conduct, retribution or the law of the jungle. for these six men convicted last month of conspiracy to murder, the tightest of security for their arrival, mirrored by armed officers inside the court building. trial heard that these men, all associates of the lyons crime family, had systematically targeted members all those they associated with rivals, the daniel family. those they associated with rivals, the danielfamily. they those they associated with rivals, the daniel family. they were subjected to extreme violence involving frenzied those knives, hammers, machetes, axis and baton ‘s. hammers, machetes, axis and baton 's. one by one, the mental associated with the lyons crime family stood up in the dock together sentence. brian ferguson, andrew gallacher and john hardy all involved in the arts at all sentenced to 20 years. peter bailey and jailed for 15 years. robert pickett, involved in two of the attacks but with a criminal record showing convictions or

boiled to death he was boiled alive literally and i've got pathological proof from the university of glasgow but first your tweets messages and emails in response to the final part in our studios are knife crime in london faces the destruction of communities created by the tories and allowed to continue by labor is a result in this and both parties should be held accountable however they're only interested in the upper class and the rest of us are expendable doogie says but what about victim compensation these thugs get community orders and compensation orders they don't do the community service and they ignore the courts compensation orders levy says exactly we have to listen of course she's referring to the pastors who said that the listing to the perpetrators of crime is one we are getting out of that terrible rot but let me says exactly they have to elite know someone who can't lead that'll never work my cousin was knifed because of the color of his skin we never forget these kids need someone like this man to max says the difference between scotland and england scotland has a government

leinster reading glasgow 14—10 in the final stages at celtic park.dream start with this early try, but leinster pegged them back almost immediately through the opportunism of gary ewing rose to score and since then, the boot of ireland'sjonny score and since then, the boot of ireland's jonny sexton score and since then, the boot of ireland'sjonny sexton has edged lei nster into ireland'sjonny sexton has edged leinster into a stronger position. they are eight points ahead come up with about ten minutes to go. england have lost their world cup warm—up match against australia by 12 runs. in a tight game at the hampshire bowl in southampton. it was the first game australias steve smith and david warner had played in england since their bans for ball—tampering. smith top scored with 116, as australia set england a target of 298. despite a good knock from james vince, england lost their last four wickets forjust 35 runs, falling short in the final over. england start their world cup against south africa on thursday. somerset beat defending champions hampsh

of a chap being boiled to death but also and you say you had that confirmed by the university of glasgow was out when you were still lambast it was out later than there never was while i was still ambassador and received detailed photos of a corpse while i was ambassador and i sent the voters back to perform the office to the human rights department of foreign office and they had sent them to me in the city of glasgow for analysis the analysis and come back saying that the tap and been boiled alive so to say was this. bitch caused a bit of a stir and brought you into a pretty open conflict with your american a covert their manager wasn't particularly pleased with the activities of oh by the what happened then yeah you make an ambassador was was most upset. and he called me to a meeting where we we discussed our different views and he took the view that islam is in itself an attack on human rights in effect was what he said to me and that i had to be allies that the it was big government was fighting is latin and that we should be giving them every support and that these minor human right

leinster held off a fightback from glasgow warriors to retain their pro 14 title.through matt ferguson's try, before the irish side hit back with tries from gary ringrose and cian healy to seal an 18—15 victory at celtic park. saracens will face exeter in the premiership final, after both secured semi final victories yesterday. saracens beat gloucester by 44 points to 19. sarries ran in a total of six tries in the match. exeter beat northampton — the third time in the past four years these two sides will have contested the showpiece. warrington closed the gap on super league leaders st helens to four points, after a 26—14 victory over wigan in one of three magic weekend matches at anfield yesterday. it was warrington‘ second victory over wigan in 13 days. blake austin with the pick of the tries for the wolves. elsewhere, there were wins for the catalan dragons and huddersfield giants. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's maxine with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are dawn foster, columnist at the guardian.

leo cullen has apologised for saying that glasgow by apologised for saying that glasgow rugby playersay remark, made in jest. i didn't mean to offend anyone, 0k? forany individuals jest. i didn't mean to offend anyone, 0k? for any individuals that idida anyone, 0k? for any individuals that i did a fence, i will apologise to them. we are unbelievably excited. we feel very privileged to be here. we feel very privileged to be here. we are all very, very excited and looking forward to what will hopefully be a very good encounter between two very competitive bunches of players. bronte law kept her place at the top of the pure silk championship leaderboard in virginia. she shares the lead with two americans. all three set on nine under par. that is all your support for now. universities in england should not "scaremonger" over their finances ahead of a possible reduction in tuition fees — that's according to the education secretary, damian hinds. the minister also said the government is looking closely at the quality of degrees and graduate earnings. there have been warnings that lowering t

leinster held off a fightback from glasgow warriors to retain their pro14 title.e and cian healy to seal an 18—15 victory at celtic park. and world championship leader lewis hamilton is on pole position for tomorrow's monaco grand prix. that's all the sport for now. exit polls in ireland suggest voters have overwhelmingly backed easing the republic's divorce laws. the irish government has suggested it will change legislation to shorten the time spouses have to have been living apart before they can apply for a divorce. divorces granted abroad will also be recognised. earlier i asked our correspondent louise cullen about the significance of today's vote. well, if you consider, lukwesa, that divorce only became legal in the republic of ireland just over 20 years ago, and that referendum in 1985 passed with a tiny margin, just 50.3%, here we are some 23, 2a years later, and now we're looking at the figures you've just quoted there, more than 80% supporting these changes to the timeframe required for couples to have lived apart. it's a massive amount of change, and so

defending champions leinster will face glasgow in the pro14 final they after beat rivals munster 24—9cup next weekend. it's just kicked off. there's live commentary on bbc radio wales of that one. catalans dragons are celebrating after beating wigan in a historic super league match in spain. they won 33—16 at barcelona's nou camp — in their first appearance at the stadium. catalans scored the game's first try — michael mcilorum going over against his former club. wigan fought back though — this superb solo try from liam marshall reduced the deficit to 2 points at half time. but catalans were too strong in the second half — scoring four tries to win in front of a record crowd of over 31,000. big day interns and silverware and netball. karthi and emily are here to take us through it.. trophies galore so far and we have more coming up in the month of may. and this summer with the world cup. today manchester thunder have beaten wasps to win the 2019 netball superleague title and coming up over injuly we have the netball world cup in liverpool. i think many expected wasp experience at the

tens of thousands of people in glasgow have taken part in a pro—scottish independence rally this afternoond—35 thousand people attended the ‘all under one banner‘ march , which passed through the city, from kelvingrove park to glasgow green. the organisers say they are a "pro—independence organisation whose core aim is to march at regular intervals until scotland is free". a plane with 1a3 people on board slid off a runway and into a river injacksonville, florida as it attempted to land during a thunderstorm. the chartered flight was carrying naval personnel from the us base at guantanamo bay — but none were seriously hurt. however — some pets are still on board the aircraft — and the authorities are waiting for the inspectors to deem the aircraft safe before they can retrieve the dogs and cats. the commanding officer of the naval air station says the cause of the incident is yet to be determined. it‘s a miracle. i could have ended... we could be talking about a different story this evening. so i think there is a lot to say about the professionalism of the folks that helped the passengers

meanwhile, the defending champions' leinster head coach leo cullen apologised for saying "glasgow rugbyt was a throwaway remark made in jest and i did not mean to offend anyone. for any individuals that i did offend a apologise to them. we are excited and privileged to be here and very excited and looking for want to wattel be hopefully a very good encounter between two very competitive bunches of players. england's bronte law kept her place at the top of the pure silk championship leaderboard in virginia. her second round of 68 included three bogeys as well as six birdies. law shares the lead with americans jacqui concolino and jennifer song. all three sit on nine under par. that's all the sport for now. now it is time for click... this week: they're still sucking up our information. they're still acting on our data. give me the memory sticks! and there are bits and bytes coming out of everything. welcome to london's piccadilly circus, one of the busiestjunctions in the city, popular with tourists on the way to the world famous west end theatres. and that's why the biggest brands pay h

defending champions leinster will face glasgow in the pro1a final they after beat rivals munster 2a—9ekend. it's a 7:a5 kick off. there's live commentary on bbc radio wales of that one. catalans dragons are celebrating after beating wigan in a historic super league match in spain. they won 33—16 at barcelona's nou camp — in their first appearance at the stadium. catalans scored the game's first try — michael mcilorum going over against his former cloud. wigan fought back though — this superb solo try from liam marshall reduced the deficit to two points at half time. but catalans were too strong in the second half — scoring four tries to win in front of a record cloud of over 31,000. ok it's a big day in netball. karthi and emily are here to take us through it. karthi? we've been talking about trophies and how is that big month this may. we have today with a grand final in netball. and the end of this month byjuly, we have the well kept coming up. talk about this our reporter, emily croydon. one. these are the two best sides this season — just explain how the season works and what winn

showers in glasgow as well.d i fancy it will be a largely dry day. there will be a line of heavy showers working in across the midlands, central and southern england, and parts of southern england, and parts of southern england as well. those showers heavy, thundery, and slow—moving in nature. beyond that, for the week ahead, we will continue to see showers through monday and tuesday as well. later in the week low pressure will bring some slightly stronger winds and the threat of some rain. monday starts off i in a similar kind of been weather wise. a lot of cloud around and we will see some showers building, particularly through the afternoon, some of those heavy and thuggery. it occurred almost anywhere. everyone saw northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. in between, the wind is very light. in any sunshine temperatures coming up. showery over the next few days. but then towards the next few days. but then towards the end of the week probably thickening cloud threatening rain for some of us and the wi

joined by a whole range of party leaders, labour's jeremy corbyn, the snp leader nicola sturgeon from glasgownd in the studio, the leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable, change uk spokesman chuka umunna and from the tories, one of the many vying to be the next prime minister. five different parties represented but they all had something in common, according to ian dutton. and susan hadley left us this message. i wish to complain about the line—up on the andrew marr show on sunday morning. it was completely biased towards remain, as all bbc programmes normally are, but we are standing european elections and this is a totally biased outlook. we asked for a statement in response to those comments and were told... vince cable was asked about the course word using his party's campaign literature. talking about disrespectful things, this is also the first manifesto whose title i cannot read out on sunday morning television. do you not feel a little embarrassed about the coarseness of your main election slogan? a few people objected to it. vince cable then went on to utter the phrase in q

issues it's definitely a thank you so much from the ordinary people people society prosser kind of glasgow thank you so much sir pleasure to have you over there. and thank you for have. when it comes to cleaning up the massive amount of plastic in our environment we get a lot of lip service from major companies but very little action one corporate giant is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to cleaning up the plastic choking our oceans or rather they're putting their money where their feet are in 2021 she joined adidas will be introducing the future craft loop a running shoe made entirely to be remade see the materials used in the shoe are designed to be part of a closed loop or circular manufacturing process meaning once you've worn the shoe down if you return the shoe to adidas it will be melted down every molded into another pair of running shoes right. other than finding their way into a landfill and center a tear or ocean floor and it turns out a lot of the materials being used for this are actually from plastic from the oceans it's pretty incredible various they're go

they are about 90 minutes into the first half, the score is 7—5 to glasgow.e of us have started the bank holiday weekend with some sunshine. there was a fair amount of it around this afternoon, particularly across south and southeast england, this was the scene in top linen on the isle of wight this afternoon, for others it's been a very different story. you've had a lot of cloud around come outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, parts of northern england, and scotland. it severely mixed picture through the rest of the bank holiday weekend, for all of us, it's good to turn cooler. the winds will be strengthening as well, and most of us will see some rain at times. it's all coming courtesy of this frontal system moving in from off the atlantic, and impact for parts of northern scotland, that front is going to linger through much of the bank holiday weekend. it scotla nd much of the bank holiday weekend. it scotland which will see the lion's share of the rain overnight. it will tend to ease from northern england, so much of england and wales becoming mainly

quite a contrast further north, with cloud and rain, highs in glasgow arejust 15 stop for the weekendhe south—east of the uk. these weather fronts will tend to weaken as they move into that area of high pressure. so for the north and west, again, we could see quite a bit of cloud, maybe a few patches of rain left over across western scotland. but across the south and east, with the influence of that high pressure being felt more firmly, we will see more in the way of sunshine, and it is going to get much warmer. temperatures across eastern england could reach 27 celsius, so we‘re into early 80s in terms of fahrenheit. for the second half of the weekend it becomes a little bit of uncertainty. this cold front will be pushing it across the atlantic. the uncertainty really is how quickly that will move its way across the country. if it becomes quite slow—moving, it could be sunnier and warmer across eastern parts of england. but for the time being we think there is going to be a change to cloudier weather, a bit of rain at times and the pressure where pushing into western areas. —— fresh

for the latest in glasgow, cardiff and northern ireland.jor losses, and the big centre—right and centre—left blocs lost their combined majority in the european parliament. the liberals and greens had a good night, while nationalists were notably successful in italy and france. 0ur europe editor katya adler is in brussels for us now. there is the sense everyone is taking ona there is the sense everyone is taking on a political earthquake and not because the european election results were so dramatic in themselves, some predicted before themselves, some predicted before the selection that the far—right would become a majorforce in parliament. actually, most groups inside the new european parliament will be pro—european. the earthquake is more from a feeling that europe is more from a feeling that europe is saying goodbye for good to traditional politics. it is notjust in the uk, across europe, more and more voters are saying goodbye to those old party allegiances. and the result, then, is a vote that is far more nuanced and fragmented. cheeri

more than 40,000 fans are expected at celtic park for glasgow warriors against leinster.pologised for saying "glasgow rugby players all support rangers". it was a throwaway remark made in jest. and i didn't mean to offend anyone. for any individuals i did offend, i apologise to them. leinster feel very privileged to be here. we are all very, very excited and looking forward to what will be hopefully a very good encounter between two very, very competitive bunches of players. england's bronte law kept her place at the top of the pure silk championship leaderboard in virginia. her second round of 68 included three bogeys as well as six birdies. law shares the lead with americans jacqui concolino and jennifer song. all three sit on nine under par. that's all the sport for now. it's day of radio 1's big weekend in middlesbrough. around 64,000 fans are expected at stewart park over the weekend. this is the scene live there now. last night miley cyrus unexpectedly joined mark ronson on stage to perform their hit "nothing breaks like a heart". james arthur and jess glynn are sin

and glasgow are into their first pro 14 final since 2014.ts to 20 at scotstoun. they ran in seven tries in total, they'll play either munster or defending champions leinster. simon yates didn't lose any time to his main rivals on the seventh stage of the giro d'italia — won by astana's payo bilbao. the spaniard attacked on a little climb near the finish for his first grand tour stage win. st helens scored three tries in the last 15 minutes to clinch a dramatic 32—30 win over salford red devils, to extend their lead at the top of the super league. elsewhere, huddersfield beat hull kr. there's a huge game at the nou camp tomorrow, but it's not football. we stay with rugby league because wigan warriors have travelled to barcelona to play catalans dragons in the super league. an estimated 30,000 fans are expected to attend a match, that's hoped will give the sport more international exposure. tania arnold reports. have to say i did not think i would be introducing a rugby league feature in the middle of barcelona, but here we are with the captai

meanwhile, the defending champions' leinster head coach leo cullen apologised for saying "glasgow rugbynot mean to offend anyone. for any individuals i did a fine, i apologise. anyone. for any individuals i did a fine, iapologise. we anyone. for any individuals i did a fine, i apologise. we feel very privileged to be here. we are all very, very excited and looking forward to what will be, hopefully a very good encounter between two very, very competitive bunches of players. england's bronte law kept her place at the top of the pure silk championship leaderboard in virginia. her second round of 68 included three bogeys as well as six birdies. law shares the lead with americans jacqui concolino and jennifer song. all three sit on nine under par. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather. hello. in some respects it is a bank holiday weekend that is going to suit all because there will be some sunshine around but also rain as well which will keep the gardeners and the growers happy. the rain most persistent across the north and west but not exclusively, however that will just turn a

quite a contrast to glasgow atjust 15. for the weekend, quite a contrast to glasgow atjust 15. we will see more sunshine and it will get much warmer. temperatures across eastern england could reach 27. into the early 80s in terms of fahrenheit. for the second half of the weekend some uncertainty. this cold front pushes and of the atlantic, the uncertainty is how quickly that will move uncertainty is how quickly that will m ove a cross uncertainty is how quickly that will move across the country. if it becomes quite slow, it could be sunnier and warmer across eastern parts of england. but for the time being we think it will be cloudier, a bit of rain at times, and the fresher air push into the west. in other words, across the north and west we never really get into the very warm air. temperatures 17 in glasgow and belfast. but it could still be warm across eastern england. the uncertainty grows next week. we are quite sure that the jet strea m week. we are quite sure that the jet stream will take this diving southward pattern. this will develop an area of low pressure which will

thank you, emma, emma vardy in londonderry, the sarah smith in glasgow and felicity evans in cardiff. time in office has been dominated by the issue of brexit and negotiations with the european union. 0ur correspondent adam fleming is in brussels. what is the reaction there to the news of her resignation statement? the european commission, the organisation that runs the brexit talks day, paid tribute to theresa may and said that the president of the commission, john juncker, took no personaljoy in the announcement of her resignation but said that as far as they are concerned, nothing has changed —— jingle junk. far as they are concerned, nothing has changed —— jinglejunk. they will have to wait position and they will reactive hat. they have been statements and tweets from the irish prime minister, emmanuel macron, the chancellor of austria, the prime minister of belgium and it boils down to two things. they said thank you for being a good negotiating partner and not rocking the boat and secondly, the deal negotiated with the uk is the deal negotiated with the uk is the only one that i

and coming up, farewell to a celtic legend. thousands of people gather in glasgow for the funeral ofpion caster semenya could run herfinal 800 metres as a professional before controversial new testosterone regulations come into force next week. the island of madagascar — just off the southern coast of africa — is home to species that are found nowhere else on earth. but now scientists are warning that its unique wildlife could be on the verge of being lost forever. they've urged the country's new government to stop the destruction of forests and to promote sustainable farming. our science correspondent victoria gill reports from madagascar. lemur calls a tropical sanctuary. home to wildlife that lives nowhere else on earth. lemur calls but all this biodiversity, the life that thrives in the forests of madagascar, is under threat. lemurs depend on primary old—growth forest like this, but across madagascar 80% of this habitat has been cut down, and a big driver of that is agriculture, slash and burn, burning the forest to produce a plot of fertile soil. but here in mangabe, there's a f

in rugby union, leinster held off a fightback from glasgow warriors to retain their pro 14 glasgow tookgrose and cian healy to seal an 18—15 victory at celtic park. european rugby union champions saracens are just one match away from successfully defending their premiership title. they're through to the final after beating gloucester — but they had to come from behind. ben morgan putting gloucester ahead early on. that was as good as it got for gloucester though. six saracens' tries followed as they ran out winners by 44 points to 19. warrington closed the gap on super league leaders st helens to four points after a 26—14 victory over wigan in one of three magic weekend matches at anfield yesterday. it was warrington's second victory over wigan in 13 days. blake austin with the pick of the tries for the wolves. elsewhere there were wins for the catalan dragons and huddersfield giants. now this week at the european tour's made in denmark, players have to walk through a beer tent to get to the 14th tee, and no one is going to better this from jamie donaldson — who came off the 13th green

in rugby union, leinster held off a fightback from glasgow warriors to retain their pro 14 title.victory at celtic park. european rugby union champions saracens are just one match away from successfully defending their premiership title. they're through to the final after beating gloucester by 44 points to 19. sarries ran in a total of six tries in the match. they'll face exeter in the showpiece after they beat northampton. now, this week at the european tour's made in denmark, players have to walk through a beer tent to get to the 14th tee. and no—one is going to better this from jamie donaldson, who came off the 13th green and dedcided to bust some serious moves, much to the delight of the crowd. roger, that's like you. when you said no one did better than him,i when you said no one did better than him, i thought he was going to pick a point up on the way through. he was close to it. maybe he did it beforehand. that might explain that. is it michaeljackson or elvis?m is michaeljackson. there was some michaeljackson in the background. it was definitely michaeljackson he was going

glasgow could hit around 12 celsius.ust because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a greater chance of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we're most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but, as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine. notice there will be showers breaking out here and there. can't promise you'll get one, can't promise you'll stay dry, but what we will see is potentially a bit of sunshine, and slightly less chilly conditions across the south later. still cold, though, for many. but as we go through the night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some mild air across france, and strong, windy conditions, which could just hit the south coast. to the northern side of our low, cold winds, and it's here we're likely to see the rain, so actua

the first half was like the mid—may glasgow weather, all of it well.y little. but finally, the goal the game was pouring out for. but shortly after, the goal the game was crying out for. first blood to the underdogs. but their lead didn't last long. celtics pushed, hearts tripped, penalty given. edouard's leveller providing relief for those in green and white. it all got a little bit stodgy again until ten minutes before the end. with history in their sights, edouard once again made the crowd roar. history, silverware, and enough for neil lennon to be offered the job on a permanent basis. celtic have made world football history. the treble treble is theirs. you will never see this again, it is all about them. i spoke to them a bit at halftime because we didn't turn up in the first half, then we needed parts to score before we really got our energy levels back, and the response from them was excellent. but hearts wouldn't let us off easy and it was a very good final in terms of pressure, emotion, but they've done at. the climax of the league one campaig

in aviemore, 2a celsius as we head into wednesday and feeling warm in glasgow with temperatures intoing is warming up and a lot of dry weather to come through sunday and into the week ahead as well. this is bbc news. the headlines: flying in the uk may have to be restricted because of climate change, admits the government. campaigners say a rethink is essential. we know we have to reduce our emissions urgently and radically and expanding them is going in the opposite direction. it doesn't make sense. aid workers say a pledge by houthi rebels in yemen to withdraw troops from key ports is a big game changer, as it may open a lifeline for millions of people facing famine. the signs on the ground are people saying it is tentatively looking good, but let's see in the coming days if that is fulfilled. jeremy corbyn announces that labour will pay 16 and 17 year olds the same minimum wage as everyone else — if it wins the next election. fly—tipping in england is up by nearly 40%

scotland's women beat jamaica 3—2 in glasgow in their last warm—up game before next month's footballtute defender sophie howard scored the winner in the 67th minute. the friendly at hampden park was watched by a record home crowd of 18500 fans. now to cycling where giulio ciccone won the toughest stage so far of the giro d'italia on tuesday, while richard carapaz remained in the overall lead. at the end of a gruelling and dangerous mountain leg in stage 16, the 24—year—old italian ciccone, who rides for trek—segafredo, beat astana's jan hirt in a sprint finish to prevail in wet and freezing conditions in brescia, while overall leader carapaz saw his lead extended to one minute and 47 seconds, as 2016 winner vincenzo nibali leapfrogged primoz roglic into second. onto cricket, and with the world cup due to start on thursday, west indies shai hope hit a century as his side made a21 in theirfinal warm—up game against new zealand in bristol. the wicketkeeper was part of an onslaught after his side were sent in by the black caps who in response came up well short of their target despite a

glasgow could hit around 12 celsius.g, just because there‘s not much in the way of wind around. it‘s not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a fair amount of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we‘re most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine, notice there‘ll be showers breaking out here and there. can‘t promise you‘ll get one, can‘t promise you‘ll stay dry, but what we will see is potentially a bit more sunshine, and slightly less chilly conditions across the south later. still cold, though, for many. but as we go through the night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some milder air across france, and strong, windy conditions, which could just hit the south coast. to the northern side of our low, cold winds, and it‘s here we‘re likely to see the rain, some a

those downpours, a bit more brightness, it won't feel quite as cool with temperatures up to 16 in glasgowfor wales and western areas of england, i fancy it will be a largely dry day. but there will be a line of heavy showers working in across the midlands, central and southern england, and parts of southern england as well. those showers heavy, thundery, and slow—moving in nature. beyond that, for the week ahead, we will continue to see showers through monday and tuesday as well. some sunshine between. but later in the week low pressure will bring some slightly stronger winds and the threat of some rain. monday starts off in a similar kind of vein weather wise. a lot of cloud around and we will see some showers building, particularly through the afternoon, some of those heavy and thuggery. it could occur almost anywhere. some heavy ones for northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. in between, the wind is very light. in any sunshine temperatures coming up. showery over the next few days. highs of 17 in edinburgh and 19 for cardiff, and into the low 20s around the greater london are

to hang your hat on, very patchy and there will not be lots of rain and decent temperatures, 18 in glasgowtlook because there are weather systems that are very weak heading that way from the atlantic for a saturday and sunday, bank holiday weekend of course. those will tend to push through, i disappointing day on sunday, at one stage it looks like it'll dry down colder air with the position at jet like it'll dry down colder air with the position atjet stream, but now we had a zonal flow by that i mean it's west to east on jet stream maintaining a set of clean to the weather to the bank holiday weekend. feeling cold there for northern pike of the uk, every now and again a thick cloud and patchy rain comes through. theresa may promises mps she will offer them a "new and improved" brexit deal. she wants them to look at her plan with fresh eyes — but already, jeremy corbyn says he believes there will be no fundamental change. as parties campaign for the european parliament elections — nowjust four days away — we'll have the latest. also tonight: as a new rail timetable comes in, passengers are

those downpours, a bit more brightness, it won't feel quite as cool with temperatures up to 16 in glasgowfor wales and western areas of england, i fancy it will be a largely dry day. but there will be a line of heavy showers working in across the midlands, central and southern england, and parts of southern england as well. those showers heavy, thundery, and slow—moving in nature. beyond that, for the week ahead, we will continue to see showers through monday and tuesday as well. some sunshine between. but later in the week low pressure will bring some slightly stronger winds and the threat of some rain. monday starts off in a similar kind of vein weather wise. a lot of cloud around and we will see some showers building, particularly through the afternoon, some of those heavy and thuggery. it could occur almost anywhere. some heavy ones for northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. in between, the wind is very light. in any sunshine temperatures coming up. showery over the next few days. highs of 17 in edinburgh and 19 for cardiff, and into the low 20s around the greater london are

the first half was pretty much like the mid—may glasgow weather — all a little bit dull.in to soak up what celtic could offer, and despite this edouard chance, the champions offered up very little. but, shortly after the break, the goal the game was crying out for. this could be a big moment. it could be a very, very big moment! first blood to the underdogs, but their lead didn't last long. celtic pushed, hearts tripped, penalty given. edouard's leveller providing relief for those in green and white. it all got a little bit stodgy again until ten minutes before the end. with history in their sights, edouard once again made hampden roar. a victory, silverware, and enough for neil lennon to be offered the celtic job on a permanent basis. it wasn't their best performance. these supporters won't care about that, but celtic have made world football history. the treble—treble is theirs. chris mclaughlin, bbc news, hampden park. now on bbc news it's time for our world — which this week travels to iraq and syria to discover the disturbing story of the yazidis‘ secret children. th

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today, the future royal baby's other grandfather, prince charles, was 396 miles away from windsor in glasgowotland. he was with "outlander" star sam heughan at a performing art school. sam is a graduate, and the two shared a laugh while posing on stage. >>> to sad news now, remembering a "star wars" icon. peter mayhew, who played chewbacca has died. co-star mark hamill shared photos of the man he called "the gentlest of giants." >> he al so it's hard. >> mayhew worked on five "star wars" films, playing han solo's sidekick. harrison ford wrote, quote, we were partners in film and friends in life for over 30 years and i loved him. they reunited in 2015 for "the force awakens." >> how exciting is this for you tonight? come on, you're shaking. >> peter was overwhelmed at all the love at the movie's l.a. premiere. >> how often do you get a premiere that runs for three blocks? >> he loved being a part of the "star wars" family. >> he loved them and they loved them back. his family said, quote, he put his heart and soul into the role of chewbacca and it showed in every frame of the films. "e.t." co

the first half was pretty much like the mid—may glasgow weather — all a little bit dull.in to soak up what celtic could offer, and despite this edouard chance, the champions offered up very little. but, shortly after the break, the goal the game was crying out for. this could be a big moment. it could be a very big moment! first blood to the underdogs, but their lead didn't last long. celtic pushed, hearts tripped, penalty given. edouard's leveller providing relief for those in green and white. it all got a little bit stodgy again until ten minutes before the end. with history in their sights, edouard once again made hampden roar. a victory, silverware, and enough for neil lennon to be offered the job on a permanent basis. it wasn't their best performance. these supporters won't care about that, but celtic have made world football history. the treble—treble is theirs. chris mclaughlin, bbc news, hampden park. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week, on the travel show, it's ladies‘ night in the atlas mountains. wejoin the historic cavalcade of pancho villa. and i'm st

ten for glasgow and edinburgh.wers across northern ireland, northern ireland, north wales, the midlands, east into east anglia, could be pretty punchy in the afternoon. thick cloud here in the south—west through the second part of the day. that runs ahead of this area of low pressure that will push into our shores overnight tuesday and wednesday. this will bring rain to all areas, a very cold day to the north of the easterly wind of the north sea some weather. rain further south, brightening skies in the afternoon. sunshine but also the chance of intense thundery showers. still very disappointing temperatures. feeling all the more chilly when you factor in the wind. especially across scotland, with 20 mph sustained wind on wednesday afternoon. top temperature in aberdeenjust 6 degrees. afternoon. top temperature in aberdeen just 6 degrees. 15 degrees in london, but the wind i think will have a knock—on effect on how that feels. through the latter part of the week the low will start to pull out into the north sea. s

i will be talking to us in glasgow. and speaking for the government, rory stewart who is the newest cabinet minister and one of the many toys he wants to 605 —— one of the many tories who wants to succeed theresa may. we also have stacey dooley. we will waltz and dance our way through an hour of politics. angie is perfectly maestros, and then we have all the dancing. angie is perfectly maestros, and then we have all the dancinglj angie is perfectly maestros, and then we have all the dancing. i am going to get some andrew marr afters have. perfect, they had burns are coming up, we will see you soon. —— the headlines are coming out. hello, this is breakfast with chris mason and naga munchetty. here's a summary of this morning's main news: theresa may says she intends to present a "new bold offer" to mp5 in a final attempt to get them to approve her brexit deal next month. extra protection for workers' rights are expected to be at the centre of the proposals, which is among labour's demands. the prime minister's promised t

more sunshine, though, feeling less cool with temperatures up to 16 also in glasgow.go through sunday afternoon. into the week ahead, the first couple of days, showery. later in the week low pressure starts to influence the weather and we may see a spell of rain 20 week for some of us. monday looks like this. i dressed up for most of us. quite a bit of cloud around. there will be sunshine developing. heavy showers again. slow—moving a boundary. more in the way of heavy showers across the north—west of the uk as we go through the afternoon. with a bit more sunshine between the downpours the temperatures are edging up. showers to start the week. later on we will start to see the winds pick up we will start to see the winds pick up through thursday and friday. that will blow in some thicker cloud. we will blow in some thicker cloud. we will start to see outbreaks of rain moving on. the details of where the rain is going and how heavy it is still open to uncertainty. it looks like for some of us it will be a wet into the week. that is your latest weather. goodbye for now.

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ten in glasgow and edinburgh., northern england, north england and the midlands and into east anglia, could be punchy through the afternoon. thick cloud here in the south—west through the second part of the day. that runs in ahead of the slow area of low pressure that will push into our show overnight tuesday into wednesday. that will bring rain to all areas. very cold day to the north with an easterly wind off the north—east and wintry weather across the northern half of scotland. rain for the south and brightening sky the afternoon. some sunshine but the chance of some intense, thundery showers. still, some disappointing temperatures and feeling more chilly when you factor in the wind especially across scotland with 20 mph sustained wind on wednesday afternoon. top temperature in aberdeen, just 6 degrees. 15 in london but the wind will have a knock—on effect on how that feels. through the latter part of the week, that low will pull out into the north sea. and settled in the north on thursday. looking quieter in