a grey start for the north—east of the uk.e showers. probably more widely those showers developing during the day on tuesday. again some slow—moving, heavy, perhaps thundery downpours and temperatures again typically into the low 20s, as they will be again probably on wednesday. not a great deal is changing. those showers developing, perhaps this time more towards the west and the south of the uk. so for eastern scotland, north—east of england, whilst it may be a bit grey at times, it should be largely dry, and there may be some sunshine at times as well. temperatures not changing a great deal over the week ahead. we keep those heavy thundery showers going through thursday and friday, particularly across more southern parts of the uk as it dries up further north. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. to shop or not to shop? retailers open up their stores across the eu and england today, but will customers show up or continue to buy online? and a street festival gone virtual — ca

a grey start for the north—east of the uk.ger those showers. probably more widely those showers developing during the day on tuesday. again some slow—moving, heavy, perhaps thundery downpours and temperatures again typically into the low 20s, as they will be again probably on wednesday. not a great deal is changing. those showers developing, perhaps this time more towards the west and the south of the uk. so for eastern scotland, north—east of england, whilst it may be a bit grey at times, it should be largely dry, and there may be some sunshine at times as well. temperatures not changing a great deal over the week ahead. we keep those heavy thundery showers going through thursday and friday, particularly across more southern parts of the uk as it dries up further north. this is bbc news, welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm aaron safir. our top stories: the prominentjournalist, maria ressa, has been convicted of libel in the philippines, we'll have the latest live from manila. railway carriages i

a grey start for the north—east of the uk.again, we trigger those showers. probably more widely those showers developing during the day on tuesday. again some slow—moving, heavy, perhaps thundery downpours and temperatures again typically into the low 20s, as they will be again probably on wednesday. not a great deal is changing. those showers developing, perhaps this time more towards the west and the south of the uk. so for eastern scotland, north—east of england, whilst it may be a bit grey at times, it should be largely dry, and there may be some sunshine at times as well. temperatures not changing a great deal over the week ahead. we keep those heavy thundery showers going through thursday and friday, particularly across more southern parts of the uk as it dries up further north. this is bbc news, the headlines: a court in the philippines has convicted the prominentjournalist, maria ressa, of libel. ms ressa, a critic of president rodrigo duterte, was found guilty along with reynaldo santos, a former writer with her news

a grey start for the north—east of the uk.those showers. probably more widely those showers developing during the day on tuesday. again some slow—moving, heavy, perhaps thundery downpours and temperatures again typically into the low 20s, as they will be again probably on wednesday. not a great deal is changing. those showers developing, perhaps this time more towards the west and the south of the uk. so for eastern scotland, north—east of england, whilst it may be a bit grey at times, it should be largely dry, and there may be some sunshine at times as well. temperatures not changing a great deal over the week ahead. we keep those heavy thundery showers going through thursday and friday, particularly across more southern parts of the uk as it dries up further north. this is bbc news, i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. open for business — thousands of high street stores in england welcome back customers for the first time in three months. france's president says his country

a grey start for the north—east of the uk.loping during the day on tuesday. again some slow—moving, heavy, perhaps thundery downpours and temperatures typically into the low 20s, and again probably on wednesday. not a great deal is changing. those showers developing, perhaps this time more towards the west and the south of the uk. for eastern scotland, north—east of england, whilst it may be a bit grey at times, it should be largely dry, there may be some sunshine at times as well. temperatures not changing a great deal over the week ahead. we keep those heavy thundery showers going through thursday and friday, particularly across more southern parts of the uk as it dries up further north. welcome to bbc news. i'm aaron safir. our top stories: the prominentjournalist, maria ressa, has been convicted of libel in the philippines — we'll have the latest live from manila. railway carriages in india are being turned into makeshift hospital wards as coronavirus cases surge. the daily number of confirmed new cases has reached almost

a grey start for the north—east of the uk., again, we trigger those showers. probably more widely those showers developing during the day on tuesday. again some slow—moving, heavy, perhaps thundery downpours and temperatures again typically into the low 20s, as they will be again probably on wednesday. not a great deal is changing. those showers developing, perhaps this time more towards the west and the south of the uk. so for eastern scotland, north—east of england, whilst it may be a bit grey at times, it should be largely dry, and there may be some sunshine at times as well. temperatures not changing a great deal over the week ahead. we keep those heavy thundery showers going through thursday and friday, particularly across more southern parts of the uk as it dries up further north. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm aaron safir. railway carriages in india are being turned into makeshift hospital wards as coronavirus cases surge. the daily number of confirmed new case

the grey start for much of scotla nd degrees.nd and into eastern scotla nd northeast england and into eastern scotland and sunny spells elsewhere triggering some showers that could be happy and fun to read and mainly focused on wales and the midlands. the large part of the uk will be dry with sunshine and temperatures typically again into the low 205. looking ahead to the beginning of next week and again we have got some local out affecting scotland in the northeast of england for a while and sunny northeast of england for a while and 5unny 5pell5 northeast of england for a while and sunny spells developing and that will trigger those showers again which could be heavy and thundering and mainly towards the western side of the uk with temperatures showing a little change. over the rest of the week the weather is not going to change a great deal. it is a case of some warm spells of sunshine but some warm spells of sunshine but some heavy and thundering showers. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and ar

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from this is all the same it was grey and it blocks grey blocks and you don't know what's right yeah but you have stones they created. 800 years ago. or more the projects are making progress but not as fast as we were hoping the one that. sort of desert that of 6 months ago we managed to convince the un to rebuild $10000.00 houses in the town to hold them but you know it's all taking too long at. slow process. for even the central government has not provided any funds for the region on it having looked. at the local governments to finance the reconstruction of the hospitals and grant lines to the citizens for the reconstruction of that cizik and him just to riches must be repaired in the rubble from the old city removed we'll get off of it with the intimacy of the team. sure dasha but do you really think the i.a.s. is defeated the find is a still there. i say i don't listen to the news of the recess nation i think i gotta. say the woman to see many neighborhoods. in a while i mean danger life is getting difficult. i found documents belonging to the i.r.s. as to why i handed some of t

tomorrow will start grey and misty with patchy fog in the north—east of england, burning back towardsoast. sunny spells developing, some showers breaking out, they could be heavy understandably, most likely because wales, the midlands and the south—west. temperatures typically into the low 20s, higher than that in cambridge and western scotland, cooler in the east of scotland at the north—east of england, where there will still be low cloud into monday. sunny spells developing gci’oss monday. sunny spells developing across many parts on monday, but heavy and thundery showers more likely across the western side of the uk, temperatures in the low 20s. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: the prime minister has condemned violent protests in central london as "racist thuggery". groups including far—right activists clashed with police in the capital earlier, as they gathered near parliament and the statue of sir winston churchill. meanwhile, in trafalgar square, protestors threw objects at police as they tried to contain the crowds. another 181 people in the uk have died

can ijust come back to you, tanni grey—thompson? the opening of swimming pools as well? i think when you look at what they are trying to put in place. thinking about how changing rooms can be used, we know chlorine is actually quite effective at stopping spread of coronavirus, and people could be asked to come with their swimming costumes on and shower at home. it is about having conversations with people. there may be some who find that difficult and they may need to use a changing room, but it's about using the changing room... the risk of not looking at how swimming pools open, we are going to be losing swimming lessons for children. it's provided health and fitness, swimming is one of the biggest recreational activities out there, and it's amazing to see people have been walking and cycling in different ways that we have got a health crisis coming because of this. when children come back to school in september, they will have been out of school for 23 weeks. they will not have had balanced physical activity in that time. we may

there is a fifa rule about messages and slogans which does have a few grey areas.nstrations by the four players in the bundesliga deserve applause, not punishment. so, german football has perhaps followed his lead. i think we can expect more incidents like this, more players showing messages like this across the european leagues over the next few weeks. and the english football association have said they will take a common—sense approach if anything like that happens when the english premier league resumes later this month. three west indies players have chosen not to travel to england for the three test series next month. batsman darren bravo and shimron hetmyer and all—rounder keemo paul have opted out due to coronavirus fears. jason holder will captain the side leading a squad of 1a players and 11 reserves. they arrive next tuesday and they will be based at old trafford for the initial quarantine and then training before the first test in southampton starts on the 8th ofjuly. both venues are biosecure, and the matches will be played without spectators. ok, that

but this grey weather, this low cloud here is slow to clear away and could persist for the north seasewhere, sunny spells, lengthy spells of sunshine, and light winds are warm, low 20s for many places, but some lively downpours around with some hail and thunder as well. it is likely to remain that sort of picture. putting the detail on where showers are going to be is difficult, but monday, tuesday and wednesday, we will still have that low pressure with us, so there is potential for more slow—moving showers but equally lengthy spells of strong june sunshine. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. british airways' treatment of staff during the coronavirus crisis is a "national disgrace", according to a group of prominent uk politicians. they say ba has used the pandemic to cut thousands ofjobs. virus deaths surge in brazil — it now has the second highest toll in the world. london's top police officer tells those planning to join anti—racism

it's going to be another warm night for most of us under rather grey, cloudy start tomorrow, but theld come out in eastern areas. however, the rain is with this in the south and west again but it will gradually thing and break up, turning into showers and again as we've seen in recent days torrential downpours but more for northern ireland, northern england and scotland, southern scotland compared with today gains called conditions with the cloud in the east. feeling brighter and warmer despite one or two downpours further south. it's all change this weekend. we still have low pressure so more rain, welcome rain for the gardens but windy weather is coming in the atla ntic but windy weather is coming in the atlantic so we lose our humidity, so more comfortable nights. it will be windier as well particularly in the north and west. we could have some gales, fairly unusual forjune again. saturday looks as if the rain will hold off for most of us during the day. if you wish hours. a little ridge of high pressure so a quieter, drier day for many and still quite warm, 18—20 but we have the

i will fill you areas it could be quite cold and grey.een told that they must be off the streets by 5:00 this afternoon. the metropolitan police says it has put conditions in place which apply to all demonstrators, including left and right—wing groups that have notified the authorities of their intention to rally. senior officers have again urged people to stay away while coronavirus rules remain in place. sean dilley reports. london's metropolitan police is gearing up for more protests on the streets of the capital today, two and a half weeks after the death of george floyd in police custody in minneapolis. britain's most senior police officer is urging people to stay at home. i think people should stay away from these protests. it's clear that we're in the middle of a public health crisis, so it's not safe for them, it's not safe for the people around them. secondly, we do have information that people are intent on coming to cause violence and confrontation. of course, we will do everything we can to prevent violence and disorder. senio

today hell is part of their everyday lives there is no grey for her the parents keep her ashes at home so she's always with them. in the beginning it was very hard for them to talk about his feelings that. like most men not saying all but most he had to be the man and look after the woman and you know that i was a mess i was awful. even though i was heartsick how shocking it was i was doing everything i could it's a my head in my mind to look after. my partner it was about 6 months later. he started getting better. not so much i would say better she started to cope with that and in my head it just as if my balls just suddenly broke down and i just couldn't. i don't know i just couldn't take it. then felt helpless he didn't have the strength to go to work. i couldn't explain why it was happening because i saw. i've grieved with my partner but then apparently i hadn't and that took quite a lot to come back from. dan struggled with panic attacks and depression. now he's feeling better thanks also to the support of his football team sans united. now have teams in the whole of the u.k. more

when you get into stuff, you are very grey. enhanced interrogation, the so-called torture program of the cia. you are very grey. >> people got mad about that. someone gave me a one star review because she was real upset that i did not condemn bush and the program. i can only be honest with how i feel. what i try to do particularly in the classroom -- i think my students will tell you i'm pretty apolitical in the classroom. i try to be. i get them the facts and they can figure it out. they know how i feel about snowden simply because i feel like i have some facts to back up my statement. i usually don't make that kind of statement. i think with eit, the reason i am grey is that you have to look at why it was done in the first place. eit was not necessarily gaining information. >> it's interesting to see you say i don't agree should torture, torture doesn't work. >> but torture and eit are not the same thing. >> i want to ink you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> for anyone who is not considering checking out this book,

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so quite a grey start, with some mist and some fog to clear away, and then outbreaks of rain will works. so the devil's in the detail, really, for friday, but it looks as if it won't be so wet across the southern half of the uk. but we will not escape all of the showers. there will be some slow—moving downpours once again, but some warmth in the sunshine and still relatively light winds until later, when they start to freshen. it's more likely we'll see some heavier downpours across north wales, northern england, northern ireland and parts of scotland, so more rain that we've had

and learning to live with the pen dymock each in their own grey. car also or in the face of treat the old boy boy is higher she drew the trigger here in new jersey shore is cold to a dual so rare you are takes in order to feel you are. since the beginning of the pandemic nurses and doctors in colombia have faced increasing hostility and exclusion due to fears that they could spread the virus. and. liz is a nurse and. wearing her uniform fills her with pride especially in these trying times but in recent weeks she has repeatedly suffered discriminatory behavior after being identified as hospital staff. i recently had to transfer some money. and the place i went to didn't want to let me in. the lady at the front desk told me she couldn't serve me because i was clearly a health care worker people use that info and could be infected. humiliated. bored and hurt with the situation we're not out to harm anybody. since the pandemic reached colombia numerous doctors and nurses have reported social stigmatization buses that won't stop for them supermarkets t

again a grey, cool start, with some mist and fog.in eastern areas by that stage. as it a lwa ys eastern areas by that stage. as it always the case for showers, the devil is in the detail, pin pointing where they will be, they will be changing from day—to—day and there will be a will the lot of dry and bright weather. thank you. raise great to see you. the wildlife trust is encouraging people across the country to re—connect with nature and go wild for the month ofjune. lockdown walks have become a routine for many of us in the past few months, and the trust is providing the public with ideas and resources on how to capture some of their favourite moments outdoors. we're now joined by leanne manchester from the wildlife trust, and one of the participants in the campaign, veronica johansson poultney. good morning to you both. leanne, first of all, why is it so important to reconnect with nature and particularly at this difficult time? good morning, thank you for having me on. we know if you go outdoors in nature, you will feel happier,

i think it's going to stay quite grey and murky for some of these northern and eastern coasts.eland should brighten up a little bit with some sunshine, but some showers. and then down across england and wales, we will see some sunny spells developing, but some very heavy downpours and thunderstorms breaking out here. a more persistent area of wet weather likely to push towards the southwest of england as we head through the afternoon. and then you can see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwest england particularly. but it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equall

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of the uk, so more towards the west and of the uk, so for eastern scotland, while it may be a bit greymperatures not changing a great deal of the week ahead, we keep those showers going through thursday and friday particular across more southern parts of the uk as it dries up southern parts of the uk as it dries up further north. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. railway carriages in india are being turned into makeshift hospital wards as coronavirus cases surge. nearly 12,000 new cases reported in the last 2a hours. the killing of another african american man during an arrest in atlanta prompts fresh condemnation and despair. the london protest image of one man carrying another to safety that's become a symbol of unity. i wasn't thinking, i was just thinking of the human being on the floor. it wasn't going to end well had we not

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a group of diverse graduates calling themselves the long grey line, which is a reference to westpoint said this quote. we are concern that fellow graduates serving in senior-level, public positions are failing to uphold their oath of office and their commitment and we ask you to join us in righting the wrongs and hold us to the ideals instilled by our alma mater and confirmed by each of us. mike pompeo is a west point grad who brought in two others from his class of 1986. mark esper, also attended west point. david urban, a senior advisor to the trump campaign also graduated as well from the u.s. military academy. joining me now is one of the west point grads who wrote the letter. todd freedman graduated in 1987. and tell us about the decision to right this and how you and your fellow grads came to it. >> thanks for having me on. i was actually informed that the letter was being written. and it was done out of concern and love of country. it seems that there's been, for lack of a better term, behaviors that really don't support what we believe, not only while we're at the academy, but

i think it's going to stay quite grey and murky for some of these northern and eastern coasts. brighten up a little bit with some sunshine, but some showers. and then down across england and wales, we will see some sunny spells developing, but some very heavy downpours and thunderstorms breaking out here. a more persistent area of wet weather likely to push towards the southwest of england as we head through the afternoon. and then you can see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwest england particularly. but it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equally, some fog

so for thursday we start off grey nut across the southeast with early that should clear away.t off great across. it will turn breezy as well. when the across the far north of the country and temperatures ranging from ten to around 17 or 18 degrees in the south. much cooler than the start of the week. do thursday night, it stays rather breezy. variable amounts of cloud and further showers a longer spells of rain. those temperatures falling lows of around five to around ten or 11 and the south. as we head on into friday, we start to see our area of low pressure to the east of us develop further and start to push them towards our shores and you see them towards our shores and you see the isobar squeezing together indicating the winds will turn stronger on friday. it looks like bring a blustery wind with a bit of sunshine around combat also plenty of showers and some of which will be heavy and then every across northern and central eastern areas and later in the dayton area more persistent heavy rain starting to push in to the north of scotland here, it really will feel cold for t

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i think it's going to stay quite grey and murky for some of these northern and eastern coasts.ten up a little bit with some sunshine, but some showers. and then down across england and wales, we will see some sunny spells developing, but some very heavy downpours and thunderstorms breaking out here. a more persistent area of wet weather likely to push towards the southwest of england as we head through the afternoon. and then you can see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwest england particularly. but it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equally, some fog patche

. >> whitaker: white sharks are so close to shore because that's where their favorite food is-- grey, thousands of which now call cape cod home. >> skomal: this is the restaurant right here. these sharks have found the restaurant, and they're waiting for the doors to open. you know? and when those seals begin to leave the beach... you know. >> whitaker: it's dinnertime. >> skomal: it's dinnertime. >> whitaker: skomal and his team from the atlantic white shark conservancy are trying to attach electronic tracking tags to as many sharks as they can-- 230 so far. the way they do it is fascinating. pilot wayne davis locates sharks from his spotter plane, then guides boat captain john king onto them. >> wayne davis: use a little gas, john. he's right on the shoal. it's about as good as it's going to get. >> whitaker: standing on a pulpit on the bow of a small boat, greg skomal wields a long pole that has a dart and a tag at the end. >> skomal: right, right there. done. >> whitaker: you got him? >> skomal: tagged. >> whitaker: that was it! >> megan winton: beautiful, all right. >> john king

so, for thursday we start off on a grey note across the south—east with early rain.longer spells of rain moving down from the north — scotland, northern ireland — into northern england. it will turn breezy as well. windy across the far north of the country as temperatures range from 10—17 or 18 degrees in the south. so, much cooler than how we started the week off. through thursday night, it stays rather breezy, variable amounts of cloud, further showers or longer spells of rain at times and those temperatures falling to lows of around 5 to around 10—11 in the south. now, as we head on into friday, we start to see our area of low pressure to the east of us developed further and it starts to push in towards our shores. you can see the isobars squeezing together indicating that the winds will turn stronger through the day on friday. so, it looks like being a blustery one with a bit of sunshine around. but there will also be plenty of showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery particularly across northern, central, and eastern areas. and then later in the day, an

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plus, we're getting the lowdown on the highly anticipated "grey's anatomy" season finale.tamron hall" starts now. [exciting music] ["tamron hall" theme, dramatic percussive version] ♪ ♪ - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. i hope you are having a safe week. i spent part of last weekend literally making lists of all the restaurants and retailers that i've supported for the 12 years i've lived here in the city. i thought of it as kind of a vision board for all the businesses i want to support when we get through this. we don't know when we'll get through it, but it gave me a moment of strength. i'm thinking about how i can help, and i know you're doing the same. all of this makes me really sad because we worry that some of these businesses simply won't survive. many of them were gearing up for the summer. people will be eating outside, whether it's a beer garden in chicago or eating barbecue in memphis, both of which i've done. the statistics are staggering. over 10 million americans applied for unemployment in march, and since we've been on air, we want to put a face to

into scotland, but drier to the north and east, but the sea haar and fret will keep things quite a grey and cool. showers are obviously congregating a lot near centre of low pressure in the southend west, but will tend to ease a little through the night. another warm night, the low cloud will return, slow to clear tomorrow, otherwise further spells of sunshine and some heavy and thundery showers. hello. this is bbc news with carrie gracie. the headlines: british airways‘ treatment of staff during the coronavirus crisis is a "national disgrace" according to a group of prominent uk politicians — they say ba has used the pandemic to cut thousands of jobs. virus deaths surge in brazil — it now has the second highest toll in the world. london's top police officer tells those planning to join anti—racism protests today to stay off the streets amid a warning that far—right groups could try to disrupt events. in an interview with the bbc, the dalai lama, the leader of tibetan buddhism says he's been inspired by the compassions shown during the coronavirus crisis. no footguards, no carriage ride