let's start with this morning and that pretty grey and wet start for scotla nd that pretty grey and wet. further south, a quieter start, if you so as for northern england and northern wales. some sunshine as we make it into southern england. some early morning patches of mist but they should be fairly short lived. then, as the day progresses we continue to keep a lot of cloud across northern ireland and scotland, perhaps in the afternoons some brighter spells eventually getting into southern scotland, some showers here, too. aside from the chance of if few showers across the south—west and insula, as far as 0xfordshire, overall a lot of fine weather. —— and insula. 20 in the south. —— peninsula. come that little pulse on trailing that we saw across the continent. it could well be that the majority of the rain stays out in the north sea, although we could see some heavy downpours clipping easternmost england. it looks like the low will push up through the north sea on thursday, finally bringing some more persistent rain into scotland throughout the day. although, as did the wet weather w

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i see a pink circle and a pink triangle on a grey background. what do you see? but when i put the glasses on i saw a triangle here. so before did you not see a triangle? no. what is going on? we are removing part of the spectrum. it changes the apparent colour of light. more than a placebo effect? oh, yes. it definitely changes the appearance of coloured lights. i spoke to the company's president via skype from california who said that the glasses are only sold as an optical assistive device. it is important to understand that the glasses are not a cure for colourblindness. they should help the person to see colour in many situations but they don't necessarily provide normal colour vision. recent peer—reviewed research from the university of grenada conducted on 48 people with colour deficiency concluded that the enchroma glasses introduce a variation of perceived colour but do not improve results in diagnostic test for colour deficiency or give the wearers normal colour vision. enchroma provided a sustainment regarding the study saying only its indoor use glass

we want a green economy, not a grey economy, in the world.being challenged in court, but if built, it'll increase the country's carbon emissions sevenfold, breaking a promise to cut them. and it will have even more impact on this histoirc place. alastair leithead, bbc news, lamu island. the chinese cartoonist known as badiucao became notorious for drawings which made fun of the country's political elite. but, when he felt threatened by chinese officials, he first cancelled planned shows in hong kong, then went to live undercover in australia. now, he finally feels that he can make his true identity public. here is his story. there are multiple ways the chinese government is hunting down people who dare to speak up. two policemen from china went to my family in shanghai. they threatened my family members in order to shut down the exhibition. they also said that they were sending two police officers to hong kong if i decide the show is proceeding, hurting the ones you love in order to keep you in check, in order to stop you speaking up. i have

the grey matter all that much.he end of the show from hay. thank you for coming on for the ride and if you need us during the week we live on all the usual places, facebook, youtube and twitter. thanks for watching, we will see you soon. hello. well, saturday is almost certainly going to bring the warmest weather we will have seen so far this year, with temperatures expected to reach the high 20s, but not everywhere. in fact, just across a small part of south—eastern britain. the warm currents of air are coming in from the south, from portugal and spain. the warmth is spreading across france, germany, into eastern parts of europe as well. large swathes of europe will be under the influence of this high pressure. we're actually quite close to the low pressure as well, so there is rain in the forecast. it isn't looking sunny all through the weekend. in fact, starting off quite cloudy across some western areas first thing in the morning on saturday, but it is relatively mild. temperatures around 10—13 across the south

@sussexroyal on instagram it isa it is a grey morning this monday.third mass demonstrations took place here in hong kong over the last week. but if we look at some of these live pictures, the weather does not seem to be putting people off at all. protesters are still out on the streets, even though it is threatening to rain and, of course, they feel strongly about an extradition bill they feel is another sign of china's growing influence and they are also concerned about the excessive use of police force, they say, against stu d e nts police force, they say, against students protesting last week. they all took to the streets and what organisers are saying is potentially the biggest march hong kong has ever seen. they are estimating 2 million people on the streets on sunday and of course police put that number at far less. lets make sense of it all with my next guest. a professor assistant professor of political science at a ling young university. now, samson, you are there at the protest a nd now, samson, you are there at the protest and doing resear

the plan is, eventually, other whales willjoin little grey and little white.to get used to their new home. tim allman, bbc news. there is more for you on the bbc website. you can reach me and most of the team on twitter. thank you very much for watching. thank you very much for watching. hello there. the recent warm, humid, thundery, weather across the south—east was just a little taster of what perhaps might be a bit more widespread across the uk as we head on into next week. more on that in the moment. this is the thundery front which brought those downpours to the far south—east recently, low pressure will be more the dominant feature as we had through thursday. and that will feed in some showers maybe to northern and western areas early on this morning. and also a cooler west or north—westerly wind. so it will be a fresher start to the day this morning, most noticeably across the south—east. at least largely dry with some sunshine. and today, in fact, will be a day of sunny spells and scattered showers. these heaviest and most frequent across northern and

the plan is, eventually, other whales willjoin little grey and little white. get used to their new home. tim allman, bbc news. and let's leave you on a high with these pictures of a pilot's eye view from inside a stunt plane's cockpit. this is pilot hugues duval taking time out from his dayjob flying for air france, perfoming at the le bourget air show. he says there's quite a lot of difference between an airbus and this light aircraft. and he promises he'd neverfly like this with passengers on board. hello there. the recent warm, humid, thundery, weather across the south—east was just a little taster of what perhaps might be a bit more widespread across the uk as we head on into next week. more on that in the moment. this is the thundery front which brought those downpours to the far south—east recently, low pressure will be more the dominant feature as we had through thursday. and that will feed in some showers maybe to northern and western areas early on this morning. and also a cooler west or north—westerly wind. so it will be a fresher start to the day th

we want a green economy, not a grey economy, in the world.ase still being challenged in court. but if built, it'll increase the country's carbon emissions sevenfold, breaking a promise to cut them, and it'll have even more impact on this historic place. alastair leithead, bbc news, lamu island. as we reported earlier, president trump and prime minister may head to portsmouth on wednesday for events to mark the 75th anniversary of d—day. landing more than 150,000 allied troops in france helped open the door to victory over the nazis. the cost in human lives was colossal, of course, but d—day could never have happened at all without months of detailed planning and accurate intelligence, as robert hall reports. the beaches of normandy — in 1944, scene of the largest seaborne attack ever mounted. allied commanders put the final plans in place at southwark house, hidden from public gaze in the hills behind portsmouth. the decisions that were taken here injune 191m marked the end of the first chapter in the d—day story. the men who made those decis

we want a green economy, not a grey economy, in the world.still being challenged in court. but if built, it'll increase the country's carbon emissions sevenfold, breaking a promise to cut them, and it'll have even more impact on this historic place. alastair leithead, bbc news, lamu island. the chinese cartoonist known as badiucao became notorious for his drawings, making fun of the political elite. then he began to feel threatened by chinese officials, cancelled shows he'd planned in hong kong and finally went to live undercover in australia. now he feels he can make his true identity public. there are multiple ways the chinese government is hunting down people who dare to speak up. two policemen from china went to my family in shanghai. they threatened my family members, in order to shut down the exhibition. they also said that they were sending two police officers to hong kong if i decide the show is proceeding, hurting the ones you love in order to keep you in check, in order to stop you speaking up. i have suspicious followers on the str

grey at the moment, not lasting to long. quite widely, 27 or 28 in northern ireland and we could get 29 or 30 in the highlands of scotland. if you think that's hot, spare a thought for those in france, we could see record—breaking 455 this afternoon. yesterday 5aw record—breaking 455 this afternoon. yesterday saw the highestjune temperature, the all—time record could go today stopping more heat today as we go through the country, pretty warm and humid tonight for most of you. some of the low cloud will return to eastern parts of scotla nd will return to eastern parts of scotland and north—east england in particular. elsewhere, clearskies and that will mean 20 as we start tomorrow morning. a hot and sunny weekend, this time mainly central and eastern areas. a boost to the temperatures on eastern coast as we lose the easterly flow and some showers in the west could bring thunderstorms. most will be dry, 34 the high in the south—east corner of the high in the south—east corner of the country on saturday afternoon. mid-205 the c

clearly this is a grey area. that is a paradox and politicians right now.ybejohnson who can break all the rules and say all these obscene things about what they want to do with women, and just sail along. and then there is the #metoo world, where politicians are destroyed, sometimes deservedly and sometimes less so because of things they have said or done. i think the question is, asjohnson in the first camp with impunity, the teflon politician, as we say in north america, or is he going to be held to account? i think it is about character, i don't think it is a non—story, tim, with all due respect. i agree, there is no allegation of physical abuse, and if it is, it's important to... have you ever had a row with your partner late at night? not the night i was crowned heir apparent to the prime minister. i think listening through an open window to a politician... let's move on. i don't think that's fair. if i hear my neighbour saying that, i too would call the police. the neighbours weren't being nosy, they were worried. but the police found no issue, that's

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of the 1st leg was a disaster for aston they were thrashed 7080 with 4 of the goalkeepers were in grey . cup our special but i had nightmares if you have it switch this is going to be a good match we're going to be great we're going to have a good day we'll be shown. to be a. good school. song a good gospel may. have goals it's not enough to get the no no there's no no right going to the. other. dominates right from the start s. and doesn't have a chance. stevie is keen running a lot not giving up the ball. but his rivals aren't always fair and they're simply bigger. stevie wonder why do some good playing on stevie's part but he could have done a few things better in. the world and math but doesn't have much time to take a breather he doesn't make any mistakes but he can't prevent the polls. thanks thanks thanks. to. stevie has to sit out the 2nd half of the differences between big and small clubs. thank you. thank you. and the result is 7 mill to dortmund. we made mistakes at the beginning that's how you lose a game in. the bundesliga is still a very long way off. in the end only one

romania led but england drew level thanks to a stunning strike from leicester's demarai grey. forjust six minutes. ianis hagi putting romania back in front. tammy abraham equalised a minute later but romania snatched the win with two goals from florinel coman his first was a moment to forget for dean henderson. women's golf‘s third major of the year ther pga championship is well into the second round. australia's hannah green is still out in front, after another good round at hazeltine national. she followed yesterday's four under round of 68 with a 69 today to go seven under par for the tournament three shots ahead of south korea's hjoojoo kim who's still on course. england's mel reid has dropped out of contention on one over par. more than 50 thousand tennis fans are heading to the sussex coast for the wimbledon warm up at eastbourne. some of the biggest names in the sport including defending champion caroline wozniacki and andy murray will compete there. but it's also the home tournament ofjohanna konta, who lives down the road and is hoping to inspire the next generation o

that will continue to split the tory party until we are all grey and old. who is your money on?y? so hard not to say borisjohnson at this point. yes, it has to be borisjohnson. thank you very much forjoining us. another day, when i have to talk about a lot of rain across the uk! really soggy day, parts of north—east england, eastern scotland had wet weather, underneath this rain, some spots or temperatures no higher than rain, some spots or temperatures no higherthan 9 rain, some spots or temperatures no higher than 9 degrees, showery rain further south as well, as we go through tonight, another batch of rain moving across the south—west of england into wales, the west midlands, parts of north—west england and showery rain across the north of scotland. relatively chilly night in the southern half, —— northern half, former in the south. wet rush hour former in the south. wet rush hour for some, that rain extends into eastern scotland through the afternoon, away from these areas, mix of sunshine and showers, east anglia and the south—east, not too many showers, dry weather, some s

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days a week for the goalkeepers wearing grey. top isolation well but i had nightmares if you have it switch this is going to be a good match we're going to be great we're going to have a good day. if. you're. going to school. zone no cost me i know plenty of goals it's not. good for. either. dominates right from the start s. and doesn't have a chance. i. think stevie is keen running a lot not giving up the ball. but his rivals aren't always fair and they're simply bigger. stevie wonder why do some good playing on stevie's part but he could have done a few things better than. the moment i met doesn't have much time to take a breather he doesn't make any mistakes but he can't prevent the goals. thank. goodness. stevie has to sit out the 2nd half the differences between big and small clubs are obvious. thank you. i thank you. and the result is 7 mill to dortmund. made mistakes in the beginning that's how you lose a game. is still a very long way off. in the end only one in 1000 youth footballers makes the big time. and stevie will c

but today, though, the grey and wet conditions for scotla nd the grey and wet conditions for scotlandhopefully a bit brighter for southern scotland as the day pans out. a lot of sunshine i think that the south across england and wales, perhaps just a few showers across the southwest peninsula and into oxfordshire through the afternoon. up to 20 in the best of the sunshine, just 12 and cloudy and damp in aberdeen. and then, through wednesday evening on into thursday, the cloud will arrive to the south and that whether front through the continent sending a pulse of rain potentially through the north sea and staying offshore. if it does graze into eastern counties there could be some local rain. hello and welcome to newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. after talks with the outgoing prime minister theresa may, mr trump lavishly praised the us—uk relationship. it is the greatest alliance the world has ever known. thank you, prime minister, thank you. the president also said there could be a "phenomenal" trade deal after brexit, as long as everything is on the table. i'm rico hizon in singa

i see a pink circle and a pink triangle on a grey background. what do you see?just a blue circle but when i put the glasses on i saw a triangle here. so before did you not see a triangle? no. what is going on? we are removing part of the colour spectrum. it changes the apparent colour of light. and it's more than a placebo effect? oh, yes. it definitely changes the appearance of coloured lights. i spoke to the company's president via skype from california who said that the glasses are only sold as an optical assistive device. it is important to understand that the glasses are not a cure for colourblindness. they should help the person to see colour in many situations but they don't necessarily provide normal colour vision. recent peer—reviewed research from the university of grenada conducted on 48 people with colour vision deficiency concluded that the enchroma glasses introduce a variation of perceived colour but do not improve results in diagnostic tests for colour deficiency or give the wearers normal colour vision. enchroma provided us a statement regarding

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in the north sea, and will filter further inland, and once again could make for a rather dull and greytline as we go through the day. high pressure is now moving towards the north sea on friday, and by then we are finally tapping into some of this continental heat and humidity across the western side of the uk, with abundant sunshine. so here it will feel hotter on friday. here is how it is looking on friday, remember the cloudy start through central and eastern areas, but there goes the low cloud, slowly retreating to the north sea coast. it will feel cooler than elsewhere. elsewhere in the sunshine more places will be into the upper 20s, even into the hotspots of north—west scotland we could be near 30 degrees. on saturday, for northern ireland and scotland, it is atlantic air taking over once again with showers and thunderstorms. the heat on saturday transferring further east across more of england. temperatures near 32 or 33 in south—east england is possible. part two of the weekend on sunday, it has all changed, the cold front moving through, followed by cooler, atlantic air movin

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we've got a bit of a grey start across the east of the country, that cloud will burn back to the coastsunny. and the sun will have strength to it. very high uv levels across most of the country, but especially across england and wales. and temperatures — east—west divide. it's going to be hot across western scotland. we could see one or two places reaching 30 degrees across the west, but 15 degrees or so across north sea coasts. the same too for wales, western england, a little bit fresher, though, further east with a bit more of an onshore breeze there. not as windy as it was across the south—west. also worth noting, pollen levels will be high across the country, especially for england and wales. now, as we head through friday night into saturday morning, it stays largely dry and i think the low cloud across the east will be kept at bay because we all start to pick up more of a southerly wind so that temperatures will rise further, and what will be noticeable is the humidity will rise. so that sets the scene for saturday. it's going to be a hot and a humid one for many, but in particu

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

but let's start with this morning and that pretty grey and wet start for scotland and northern irelande to the low centre. further south, it's a quieter start. a few showers for northern england and northern wales. some sunshine as we make our way into southern england. first thing, perhaps a bit of brightness for the north—east of england, some showers to the north—west, a few for north wales. some decent sunshine as we head further south into england. a few early—morning patches of mist are possible, but they should be fairly short—lived. and actually, for england and wales on the whole, a lot of fine weather. perhaps a bit of sunshine, as well, just getting into southern scotland later on in the day. just a chance of a few showers forming across the centre of the south—west peninsula, off towards 0xfordshire, through the afternoon. in terms of our temperatures, just 12 there in aberdeen, perhaps up to 20 further south, where we get more in the way of sunshine. then we go through wednesday evening into thursday. remember that front down there across the continent? looks like it's jus

skies look rather grey and leaden like these.a, and the dayv the at least it was a, and the day with the cloud breaking up. this bill is becoming established. that is what we have got at the moment. many of us we have got at the moment. many of us will continue to see the skies clear over the next few hours. showers across the far north was. 0therwise showers across the far north was. otherwise it is right if you are heading outside. not especially cold. temperatures 7— nine celsius. looking at sunday in more detail, by and large it should be a finance study start to the day. the scotland where it will be rather cloudy. sunday will be a day of sunshine and showers. those are shallow clouds start to develop around the middle pa rt start to develop around the middle part of the day and on into the afternoon. that is when we see the main risk of showers. they will form in these lines where the winds back together and converge. potentially heavy slow—moving thundery showers. maybe across central wales. another line into parts of nort

north sea now, as the hours go by, but it will trail weather front behind it, to keep things pretty greyis front to the south, and we'll see more out of that as we look to wednesday evening overnight into thursday. for this morning, it's scotland and northern ireland, though, that sit under the band of cloud and rain, and for much of the day, the prospects will be rather dank. first thing, perhaps a bit of brightness for the north—east of england, some showers to the north—west, a few for north wales. some decent sunshine as we head for the south into england. a few early—morning patches of mist are possible, but they should be fairly short—lived. and actually, for england and wales on the whole, a lot of fine weather. perhaps a bit of sunshine, as well, just getting into southern scotland later on in the day. just a chance of a few showers forming across the centre of the south—west peninsula, across towards 0xfordshire, through the afternoon. in terms of our temperatures, just 12 there in aberdeen, perhaps up to 20 further south, where we get more in the way of sunshine. then we go thr

could make for a rather dull, grey start to friday morning, particularly across the eastern side of therom the coastline as we go through the day. high pressure is now moving towards the north sea on friday, and by then, we're finally tapping into some of this continental heat and humidity across the western side of the uk, with abundant sunshine. so here, it's going to feel hotter on friday. so here's how it's looking on friday. remember that cloudy start through central and eastern areas, but there goes the low cloud, slowly retreating to the north sea coast. but again, where it lingers here, with an on—shore breeze, it's going to feel cooler than elsewhere. but in the west, in the sunshine, more places will be into the upper 20s. even into the hotspots of north—west scotland, we could be near 30 degrees. but then on saturday, for northern ireland and scotland, it's atlantic air taking over once again, with showers and thunderstorms. the heat on saturday is transferring further east across much more of england. temperatures will be near 30 celsius, 32—33 is possible in south—east engl

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