here is the scene in greater london. 0ver the scene in greater london. 0ver the next few days, that thingdry, with high pressure in charge. some strong sunshine, a bit more cloud tomorrow. here is the satellite showing the cloud today and for the most part it has been fairweather ploughed bubbling up, more cloud parts and of northern ireland and the west of scotland. that will hang around this evening and overnight. for many southern and eastern parts, clear and dry, the odd misty patch forming as we head into the early hours of sunday and it is another warm night, particularly in the south. temperatures around 15 or 16 degrees. cooler in the north. it will be quite a humid start to sunday morning. i pressure driving oui’ sunday morning. i pressure driving our weather. we have this week weather front just our weather. we have this week weather frontjust pushing into the north west of scotland, which could introduce some rain, thick cloud in the north—west of scotland, ahead of that one or two showers in the south of scotland. elsewhere, another dry day did the sunshine it will be worn. th

we had some downpours and we could see further downpours around sussex in kent and maybe even greater londonf friday look fairly quiet across the uk, no rain out there. temperatures on the muggy side, 17, the starting temperature in london. 13 in newcastle. a bit fresher in rural parts of scotland. as we head through friday morning, into the afternoon, it's basically sunny. a bit of fair weather cloud developing so it may not be clear blue skies but sunny enough and those temperatures will peak at around 30 degrees in london. we had 30 on thursday, we will get that probably on friday. to the north of that, comfortably warm. the low to mid—20s and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day. through the weekend, familiar pattern. weather systems away to the north of us, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be skyrocketing across the south, posibly

here was the scene in greater london. over the next few days that theme continues.largely dry with high pressure in charge. there will be strong sunshine on the cards as well. perhaps a little more cloud tomorrow. here is a cloud we had today. the most part it has just been fair weather cloud bubbling up. a little more cloud across northern ireland and the west of scotland as well. that will hang around this evening and overnight. the many southern and eastern parts it is clear and dry. the odd misty patch forming into the early hours of sunday and another warm night particularly in the south with temperatures around 15 or 16. a little cooler further north and it will be a humid start to sunday. high pressure driving our weather at the moment. a week weather front, a cold front pushing into scotland, that could introduce some rain, thicker cloud to the north—west of scotland at times, and ahead of that one or two rogue showers for southern scotland into the north of england as well. elsewhere another dry day and in the sunshine it will warm again. the hottest weathe

this speckle of showers to the m4 corridor into greater london. those are pretty much faded away. becoming dry overnight and showers in the highlands of scotland also fading. most of the low cloud will be out to the north sea. it is going to be warmer tonight. does this will be sold in the south. we have a band of cloud cutting into warm—up scotland and northern ireland. another one that is coming into the northwest but will be bringing any rain. what it does do is introduces air coming from a different source region so we are getting something more from the atla ntic getting something more from the atlantic cooler fresher air behind that weather. in wales, we still have a condo heat that will build very quickly in the sunshine and may ta ke very quickly in the sunshine and may take a while for the sunshine to come out and weather should improve in scotland. further south, you can see one or two showers popping off across wales and seven england and against were the southeast. they could be heavy and boundary but there will not be many of them. most places will be dry and he is ce

happens next, any sale would have to be approved by the government and by sport england and by the greater londonse they put money into the rebuilding of the stadium. but the indications from sports minister tracey crouch, who we also heard from, is that the sale will get her backing. the new chelsea manager, maurizio sarri, believes he can win silverware during his time in london, but his main objective will be to build a new style of play in the coming season. it's also been announced that former chelsea striker gianfranco zola has been appointed sarri's assistant. sarri was introduced as antonio conte‘s replacement at stamford bridge today, but was was unable to give guarantees over the futures of star players eden hazard and thibaut courtois, amid speculation the belgian pair could leave in the current european transfer window. it seems, though, that sarri isn't expecting major upheaval. i think that i am one of the few managers who is bored by the transfer market. i don't want to talk about the transfer market and i am not that interested in it. i think that our task, as managers, is growing

we had some downpours and we could see further downpours around sussex in kent and maybe even greater london short—term, early hours of friday look fairly quiet across the uk, no rain out there. temperatures on the muggy side, 17, the starting temperature in london. 13 in newcastle. a bit fresher in rural parts of scotland. as we head through friday morning, into the afternoon, it's basically sunny. a bit of fair weather cloud developing so it may not be clear blue skies but sunny enough and those temperatures will peak at around 30 degrees in london. we had 30 on thursday, we will get that probably on friday. to the north of that, comfortably warm. the low to mid—205 and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day. through the weekend, familiar pattern. weather systems away to the north of us, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be skyrocketing

we had some downpours and we could see further downpours around sussex in kent and maybe even greater londonirly quiet across the uk, no rain out there. temperatures on the muggy side, 17, the starting temperature in london. 13 in newcastle. a bit fresher in rural parts of scotland. as we head through friday morning, into the afternoon, it's basically sunny. a bit of fair weather cloud developing so it may not be clear blue skies but sunny enough and those temperatures will peak at around 30 degrees in london. we had 30 on thursday, we will get that probably on friday. to the north of that, comfortably warm. the low to mid—20s and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day. through the weekend, familiar pattern. weather systems away to the north of us, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be skyrocketing across the south, posibly up to 30 or 31.

we had some downpours and we could see further downpours around sussex in kent and maybe even greater londonhort—term, early hours of friday look fairly quiet across the uk, no rain out there. temperatures on the muggy side, 17, the starting temperature in london. 13 in newcastle. a bit fresher in rural parts of scotland. as we head through friday morning, into the afternoon, it's basically sunny. a bit of fair weather cloud developing so it may not be clear blue skies but sunny enough and those temperatures will peak at around 30 degrees in london. we had 30 on thursday, we will get that probably on friday. to the north of that, comfortably warm. the low to mid—20s and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day. through the weekend, familiar pattern. weather systems away to the north of us, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be skyrocketing ac

sussex where we had some downpours and could see further downpours around sussex in kent and may greater londony quiet across the uk, no rain out there. temperatures mundy, 17, the starting temperature in london. the team in newcastle. a bit fresher in rule parts of scotland. as we head through friday morning, into the afternoon, it's basically sunny. a bit of their weather cloud developing so it may not be clear blue skies that its sunny enough in those temperatures will peak at around 30 degrees in london. 30 on thursday, we will get that on friday. to the north, co mforta bly that on friday. to the north, comfortably warm. the low to mid—20s and those showers around kent and sussex at some point. through the weekend, familiar pattern. weather systems away to the north, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into weston, north—western parts of scotla nd into weston, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, sunday, but still a while away. saturday, lots of clear whether around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be skyrocketing across the sou

he was the scene in greater london. over the next few days that theme continues.well. perhaps a little more cloud tomorrow. here is a cloud we had today. the most part it has just been fair weather claret bubbling up. a little more cloud across northern ireland and the west of scotla nd northern ireland and the west of scotland as well. that will hang around this evening and overnight. the many southern and eastern parts it is clear and dry. the odd misty patch forming into the early hours of sunday and another warm night particularly in the south with temperatures around 15 or 16. a little cooler further north and it will be a humid start to sunday. i prefer driving our weather at the moment. a week weather front, a prefer driving our weather at the moment. a week weatherfront, a cold front pushing into scotland, that could introduce some rain, thicker cloud to the north—west of scotland at times, and ahead of that one or two rogue showers the southern scotla nd two rogue showers the southern scotland into the north of england as well. elsewhere another dry day a

this was the scene in greater london taken by one of our weather watchers earlier on.ure in charge. there will be some strong sunshine on the cards, perhaps a bit more cloud through the day tomorrow. here's the satellite from earlier showing the cloud we had to date and foremost parts it's been there whether cloud, more in northern ireland and the west of scotland, that will hang around through this evening and overnight but for many southern and eastern parts of the country it is clear and dry. the misty patch forming as we head into the early hours of sunday morning and it's another warm, mandy night, particularly in the south with temperatures holding up a 15—16, a little bit cooler further north across the country but it will be quite a across the country but it will be quitea humid across the country but it will be quite a humid start to the sunday morning. high—pressure very much driving the weather at the moment. we have this week weather front, a cold front, pushing into the north west of scotland, so that could introduce a few spots of rain, thicker cloud for

we had some downpours and we could see further downpours around sussex in kent and maybe even greater londonin the short—term, early hours of friday look fairly quiet across the uk, no rain out there. temperatures on the muggy side, 17, the starting temperature in london. 13 in newcastle. a bit fresher in rural parts of scotland. as we head through friday morning, into the afternoon, it's basically sunny. a bit of fair weather cloud developing so it may not be clear blue skies but sunny enough and those temperatures will peak at around 30 degrees in london. we had 30 on thursday, we will get that probably on friday. to the north of that, comfortably warm. the low to mid—20s and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day. through the weekend, familiar pattern. weather systems away to the north of us, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures skyrocketing ac

we had some downpours and we could see further downpours around sussex in kent and maybe even greater london hours of friday look fairly quiet across the uk, no rain out there. temperatures on the muggy side, 17, the starting temperature in london. 13 in newcastle. a bit fresher in rural parts of scotland. as we head through friday morning, into the afternoon, it's basically sunny. a bit of fair weather cloud developing so it may not be clear blue skies but sunny enough and those temperatures will peak at around 30 degrees in london. we had 30 on thursday, we will get that probably on friday. to the north of that, comfortably warm. the low to mid—20s and those showers around kent and sussex at some point in the day. through the weekend, familiar pattern. weather systems away to the north of us, there could be a frontjust about sneaking into wester, north—western parts of scotland later on in the weekend, probably sunday, but still a while away. here's saturday, lots of clear weather around in the morning, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures will be skyrocketing across the south,

he was the scene in greater london. over the next few days that theme continues.shine on the cards as well. perhaps a little more cloud tomorrow. here is a cloud we had today. the most part it has just been fair weather claret bubbling up. a little more cloud across northern ireland and the west of scotland as well. that will hang around this evening and overnight. the many southern and eastern parts it is clear and dry. the odd misty patch forming into the early hours of sunday and another warm night particularly in the south with temperatures around 15 or 16. a little cooler further north and it will be a humid start to sunday. high pressure driving our weather at the moment. a week weather front, a cold front pushing into scotland, that could introduce some rain, thicker cloud to the north—west of scotland at times, and ahead of that one or two rogue showers for southern scotland into the north of england as well. elsewhere another dry day and in the sunshine it will warm again. the hottest weather will be the parts of england and wales. not quite as hot furthe

south wales into the west country and in this line of showers across the m4 corridor or into greater londons just tending fade away so it is with the dry overnight. not much missed and low cloud tonight, most of it is in the north sea. the westerly drift is pushing it away. a warm night, noticeably so. to the north we have a weather front coming in. it is bringing a band of cloud, it is another one of these weak weather fronts that is not giving much rain at all. what it does do is the changes where are error is coming from. we have got wins from the atlantic coming in behind the weather front across scotland and northern ireland whereas we still have this continental wars in wales, and temperatures will rise quickly in the sunshine. we will see a bit more sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. as the culprit here, it bubbles up further south across the southern england and southeast anglia and into wales. 0ne or two isolated showers. it could be heavy and there may well be thunder. it will be hit or miss. 0f heavy and there may well be thunder. it will be hit or miss. of course we

research by the greater london authority has shown that if every londoner walked or cycled for 20 minuteshis morning, we severe delays on the picadilly line with minor delays on the overground and tfl rail. on the a40, there's eastbound traffic from greenford towards hanger lane. in croydon, park hill road is closed between fairfield road and addiscombe road following a police incident. let's have a check on the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. good morning. it's already a rather warm start to the day and temperatures will climb just that little bit further than they did yesterday when we got to 27 degrees celsius. of course, it will stay dry, there will be some good spells of sunshine, but the sunshine will be quite hazy at times because we're expecting quite a bit of high cloud to spread in from the south—west as well. already some cloud out there this morning that will clear a way from eastern areas so we should see some blue sky. the high cloud could be bright rather than sunny for much of the afternoon. top temperatures, though, rising to between 27 and 29 degrees celsius with jus

you can see its extent in greater london, quite a bit of cloud around the eastern side of england intor north of scotland. some sunny spells in northern ireland, central and southern areas, not as hot as yesterday so feeling much fresher for many of us this afternoon. tonight the rain and cloud will continue in scotland, eventually some rain moving into the east of northern ireland, their first significant rain for three weeks. elsewhere there will be some clear spells, then tomorrow some bright spells, then tomorrow some bright spells, mostly cloudy that it will turn a little warmer. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: theresa may's new cabinet has met for the first time since two of her most senior ministers quit yesterday. reports say an 11th person has been rescued from the flooded cave in thailand. police investigating the murder of a wiltshire woman poisoned by the novichok nerve agent believe she had a "high dose" of the substance. the queen has attended a special service at westminster abbey to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the raf. the mission to moscow — england fa

afairamount of a fair amount of cloud this morning, but it is breaking up and you can see in greater londone remnants of hurricane chris. moving north and west and providing cloud and rain for north—western areas over the weekend. for now, we have showers in the forecast. very much hit and miss. for many, it stays dry into the afternoon with increasing sunshine. the showers, if you get hit by one, could be heavy and torrential. southern scotland and southern and north west england, east wales and central and southern parts of england. if you get caught ina parts of england. if you get caught in a shower, there is a lot of rain ina in a shower, there is a lot of rain in a short space of time so there could be localised flash flooding with those thunderstorms, something to bear in mind. away from that, sunshine and it will feel quite warm. maximum temperature is up to 22,26, warm. maximum temperature is up to 22, 26, 27 degrees. even the low 20s further north. this evening and tonight, showers rumbling on for a while before finally clearing the way. clear spells for england and wales into sat

otherwise it is looking like a dry night with clear in greater london. decent scenes out there.thern ireland, across scotland and the far north of england. elsewhere, maybe a shower but really the most the emphasis is ona dry but really the most the emphasis is on a dry afternoon with sunny spells. fresher than yesterday in the south—east, temperatures 25 or 26 degrees. elsewhere temperatures similarto 26 degrees. elsewhere temperatures similar to yesterday afternoon. 0vernight tonight showers may continue across the far north of scotland. 0therwise continue across the far north of scotland. otherwise it is looking like a scotland. otherwise it is looking likea dry scotland. otherwise it is looking like a dry night with clear spells and temperatures ranging to 12 degrees in the north, 16 further south. the chance of the odd shower across it is a dry day with sunny spells. the chants of the odd shower across northern this is bbc news. our latest headlines... theresa may has denied her plan for brexit is ‘dead in the water‘ after she narrowly avoided a defeat in the commons last n

the sky exploding at the moment with cloud in greater london.e odd shower here and there, but temperatures on the rise, thursday with that sunshine —— witness the‘s dry for most. you are either temperatures. bye—bye. —— wednesday will be dry for most. this is bbc news. these are the top stories developing at 11:00pm. theresa may faces another difficult day in parliament. she‘s denied her plan for brexit is "dead in the water" after narrowly avoiding defeat last night. brexit campaign group vote leave is referred to the police and fined £61,000 for exceeding spending limits in the run—up to the referendum. millions of people in the north of england will be affected by a hosepipe ban starting in august. it's it‘s one of those things. you can‘t have a good summer and have all the water as well. president trump faces a barrage of criticism at home, after defending russia over claims of interference in the 2016 elections. also coming up, more explosive activity from hawaii‘s kilauea volcano.

but you are right, with crossrail, that increases capacity in london and greater london by 10%.hing people as asthma patients by asking them to wait for these deliveries —— it is stretching people'spatients by asking them to wait. 84% now of trains are arriving on time, 200 extra services every working day. so new services are going into the system but a little more slowly than was originally planned. i am sure people talk about this again. thank you. jeremy corbyn has been making a speech and is now taking questions. is that why. .. speech and is now taking questions. is that why... currently pushing for a hard brexit... secondly, have you personally made a complaint about margaret hodge's comment to you and do you understand why there is so much concern in the labour party about anti—semitism or do you agree withjohn about anti—semitism or do you agree with john prescott that it about anti—semitism or do you agree withjohn prescott that it is not really a n withjohn prescott that it is not really an issue? peter walker. thank you. peter walker from the guardian. mr corbyn. ..

apparently the greater london authority which is overseen by the mayor of london who operated out ofhere we are now granted a two-hour license you're right it was up and now it's down. on that topic, the trump visit, joe, was always going to be interesting. it was always going to be controversial. as you mentioned, the baby blimp particularly in cities across the country. but it was the prime minister and the government trying to do everything to make him feel welcome. keeping his trip outside of the cities like london where the protests are expected to be largest. going to windsor castle, meeting the queen, et cetera that's why those explosive comments he made to the sun yesterday have gone down so badly. here he is in particular throwing shade on the prime minister's strategy for brexit >> if they do a deal like that, it will most likely -- because we'll be dealing with the european union instead of dealing with the uk. so it will probably kill the deal if they do that, their trade deal with the u.s. will probably not be made. >> now, the president has just arrived at checkers in b

controversially, permission has been given for the flying of that balloon by the greater london authorityt the event, they don‘t think you should be given that honour that i am sure plenty will be there. and then on the full day, the 13th, friday the 13th, that is all happening on thursday, the stuff before, he will indeed see the queen at windsor. he will have a working lunch with the prime minister at chequers, and eventually he will go on to scotland for what is described asa on to scotland for what is described as a private element of the visit, which is basically golf on saturday. so it is not the state visit we have talked about a lot, but was it felt he needed to be afforded some kind of welcome? the government has made it very clear he is the president of the united states, he is fully entitled to expect a welcome in britain, and that this is in the government‘s to a special and crucial relationship with the united states, and that honour should be accorded to anyone who holds the office of president of the united states, but the government is also over this is probably the best c

london. we are regulated by the polish government, strongly greater with the liquidity -- regulator with liquidity not doing anything and terms of reckless lending. on the contrary, growing profits significantly. sensation to do anything's not appropriate -- anything not appropriate. vonnie: what is driving your shares down? polish banks are rising in general. michal: emerging-market banking valuations have been affected. not justified. clean 6% to 7% in yields, vonnie: thank you for coming. the ceo of bank pekao. let's get to the first word news. >> the white house says talks are underway to have vladimir putin visit washington this fall. so --esident's invitation came a surprise to his own intelligence chief and still confusion in the u.s. as to what the leaders discussed at their summit in helsinki this week. the russian defense ministry has released a video showing the launch of an updated missile-defense unit. officials say they were making progress on a new variety of a high powerg them lethal weapon system and a nuclear powered cruise missile with unlimited range. the weapons were first unv

greater risk. the demand from london local authorities for housing outside the capital is so high it forced one kentrs on and off planes are striking today for 48 hours. members of the unite union taking industrial action say they are on zero hour contracts and many employees are paid the minimum wage. clece care services, who employ those working at the airport, have been contacted for comment. the duke and duchess of sussex will attend the opening of a major exhibition on the life of nelson mandela today. the exhibits at the southbank centre open in the week mr mandela would have turned one hundred. items in the exhibition include a pickaxe he used in a lime quarry whilst a prisoner on robben island, and a smuggled copy of the complete works of shakespeare which became known as the robben island bible. let‘s have a look at the travel situation now. minor delays on the overground between liverpool street and enfield town due to a faulty train. and the piccadilly line — is part suspended between acton town and heathrow also because of a faulty train. and on the roads — central london, grosvenor plac

we have -- who is taking a greater control of international operations. he has been a long time in londonoverseeing operations and cohead of investment bank. .t was all well orchestrated a lot of people were brought up at the same time today, so a lot of people should be happy in times square. with --o coming out that had an effect on the rest of the sector. it got a bid from its food. ofhelped an overall beat bottom line estimates. beverage sales, still struggling. down for a fourth straight quarter in north america. away fromle turning soda and coke finding their stride a little. heavily tethered to the soda business. they have been spending a time on advertising, but pepsi is falling into the second-place role there and having a harder time turning that business around. but thank goodness for frito-lay. itslackstone plans to raise global private equity fund three years after gathering $18 billion from investors for its last -- what does this say about where blackstone sees the credit cycle and business cycle? toit seems there still seems be a hearty appetite for private equity and alte

separately, we have frank pettigaw, who is taking a greater control of international operations. he has been a long time in londonseeing operations and cohead of investment bank. there has been a great deal of elevations. it was very well orchestrated. a lot of people were brought up at the same time today, so a lot of people should be happy in times square. scarlet: pepsico came out with results that had an effect on the rest of the sector. it got another boost from its food operations last quarter. we saw strong sales helping the company beat bottom line estimates. beverage sales still struggling. sales down for a fourth straight quarter in north america. this is a consistent problem. >> it is. people turning away from soda, and coke finding their stride a little. coke is heavily tethered to the soda business. whereas pepsi has the frito-lay operation. coke has been spending a ton on advertising, but pepsi is falling into the second-place role there and having a harder time turning that business around. but thank goodness for frito-lay. scarlet: blackstone plans to raise its next global private equity fund thre

london to discuss their prospects of joining the e.u. the countries include bosnia and herzegovina serbia kosovo and macedonia albania and montenegro by joining the e.u. they hope to generate greater wealth before the western balkans can hope to benefit from europe's economic strength they've got some homework to do. all in all the west balkans are quite a way along the path to membership according to sources in brussels they've made progress on the rule of law and the independence of the judiciary the legislative process is also being brought in line with the european union. but even membership also means integration in the common market business must be competitive and in many cases that's a long way off the most important yardstick for the economic strength of a country is its gross domestic product you know beanie and g.d.p. per capita is only about three thousand eight hundred fifty euros per year in macedonia it's only a little bit around four thousand six hundred by comparison e.u. member states have an average g.d.p. of thirty two thousand seven hundred euros annually about eight times higher. then there's the widespread corruption coupled with organized crime and money la

so the intensity of the 19705 heatwave is greater than so far. in londondo have rain across scotland and northern ireland but it isa thin, scotland and northern ireland but it is a thin, narrowband. behind it we will see sunshine and showers and ahead of it across southern and eastern scotland, antrim and down, we have a bright start for the day. the north—east of england we have a bright start producing the odd shower, the same for the isle of man and western parts of wales. but for the rest of england it is dry and sunny. patchy fog from this morning starting to live. through the day, narrow band of rain moves further south, from aberdeen through to glasgow heading towards argyll and bute and also the east of northern ireland. temperatures today, 31, maybe 32 around london. widely were looking at the mid to high 205 and in the north west of scotland, around 16 celsius. through this evening and overnight the weather front will continue to move south taking its like rain to southern scotland, northern england and north and west wales. at the same time anot

scene as he arrived over the london skyline but the main reason for him coming by air is because the met police were deeply worried about him coming by road because of the greater risk of large scale protests we're expecting a major demonstration on friday but as for those who have gathered here outside when your house this is what they had to say about why they're here now. some of. the it sounds are in reality our heads are saying this is an exceptional and has the united states and what's the intention is to keep them awake make noise any way we can to let him know how happy we are about this deadline and he's a big guy he's a racist like what he's done to the u.s. i just think that the majority of people here in america around the world we don't support him you know a racist bigoted billionaire who represents the economic interests of the billion is the rich the one percent i think that's a message that we don't support those policies and you know what i'm. does this mean i would just go to the park and i saw the helicopter come down. and i quickly supposed to get out on space with a blank piece of. and a million one crime committed and i thought where do i

he could threaten to impose greater financial sanctions especially on putin and the oligarchs who have all this property in places like london and new york and bank accounts in switzerland and malta and elsewhere. these are all ways could you really hurt putin where he lives and make it clear this is what's going to happen if he continues monkeying around in our elections. of course, we all have pretty much zero confidence trump is actually going to do that, right. >> max and steve, thank you so much. syria, ukraine, sanctions all of which could be on the table at the summit. analysis of what have vladimir putin hopes to gain from his one-on-one with donald trump. stay with us. in control. i need to shave my a1c. weekends are my time. i need an insulin that fits my schedule. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may ca

greater chance of picking up one or two showers around as well. enjoy your weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: tens of thousands converge on central londonions in other cities around the country, and he's now facing fresh protests in scotland as he continues his visit to the uk. earlier, he met queen elizabeth at windsor castle and described the relationship between the us and the uk as the "highest level of special". president trump is now in scotland at his turnberry golf resort — the last stop on his trip to the uk. two days before mr trump meets vladimir putin, a grand jury in the us has decided to charge 12 russian intelligence officers with hacking into the computers of the democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton and her party. ina in a moment on bbc news, we will have news watch, but first, he is click. —— here is. file footage: the seconds wound down before the start, 24 drivers stamped ha rd 24 drivers stamped hard on the throttle. formula 1 has been at the cutting edge of technology and design since its creation in 1946. welcome to

greater chance of picking up one or two showers around. this is bbc world news, the headlines: tens of thousands of demonstrators converged on central londonso been protests other cities around the country and he is now facing fresh protests in scotland as he continues his visit to the uk. earlier, he met queen elizabeth at windsor castle and described the relationship between the us and the uk as the highest level of special. president trump is now in scotland, at his turnberry golf resort, the last stop on his trip to the uk. three days before mr trump meets vladimir putin, a grand jury in the us has decided to charge 12 russian intelligence officers with hacking into the computers of the democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton and her party. you can read about more on those stories@bbc.com. —— on bbc.com. now on bbc news, it's newswatch.

greater chance of picking up one or two showers around. enjoy your weekend. this is bbc world news. the headlines: tens of thousands converged on central londonions in other cities around the country and he is now facing fresh protests in scotland as he continues his visit to the uk. earlier, he met queen elizabeth at windsor castle and described the relationship between the us and the uk as the "highest level of special". president trump is now in scotland, at his turnberry golf resort — the last stop on his trip to the uk. the white house as a summit between mrtrump and the white house as a summit between mr trump and president putin will ta ke mr trump and president putin will take place, even though 12 russian intelligence officers have been charged with interfering in the 2016 presidential election. leaders are due to hold talks on monday in helsinki, the capital of finland. now on bbc news the week in parliament.

greater chance of picking up one or two showers around as well. enjoy your weekend. this is bbc world news, the headlines: tens of thousands converged on central london been demonstrations in other cities around the country and he is now facing fresh protests in scotland as he continues his visit to the uk. at least 120 people have been killed atan at least 120 people have been killed at an election rally in pakistan and hundreds of others have been heard. the attack in baluchistan province is the deadliest in more than a year. the islamic state group claimed responsibility for the attack. two days before mr trump meets vladimir putin, a grand jury in the us has decided to charge 12 russian intelligence officers with hacking into the computers of the democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton and her party. president trump is in scotland, as part now on bbc news, the travel show.

london to discuss their prospects of joining the e.u. countries include bosnia and has a governor serbia kosovo macedonia albania and montenegro by joining the e.u. they hope to generate greater wealth but before the western balkans can hope to benefit from europe's economic strength they've got to do some homework. all in all the west balkans are quite a long way along the path to membership according to sources in brussels they've made progress on the rule of law and the independence of the judiciary the legislative process is also being brought in line with the european union but e.u. membership also means integration in the common market businesses must be competitive and in many cases that's a long way off the most important yardstick for the economic strength of a country is its gross domestic product you know g.d.p. per capita is only about three thousand eight hundred fifty euros in macedonia it's only a little better by comparison e.u. member states have an average g.d.p. of thirty two thousand seven hundred euro's about eight times higher then there's the widespread corruption coupled with organized crime and money laundering but what are the alternatives for the re

greater flexibility, and americans were disappointed then. what is important with this, we really wanted our president at this time, because of the nerve agent attack that's happened in londone invasion of ukraine, the meddling in u.s. elections, the indictment that had just happened by the department of justice, to stand up to president putin, and to make very strong statements. we expect our allies, you know, poland, hungary, romania, nato allies, when they're meeting with the russians, to stand strong. when the american president does it, it weakens even our ally's ability. >> within the last 24 hours, you said vladimir putin got a pass. that putin got a pass. as the week comes to a close, are you satisfied that the president has said enough without any funny business, without any, you know, muddled messaging, to make it clear to the americans where he stands on russia and its influence in our election? >> well, i think we have to look for consistency, what is going to happen next. certainly, with u.s. foreign policy, we certainly have a strong stance. >> have you seen consistency so far, congressman? >> we have strong -- well, of course not. from this white house, from