storm hannah pushes off and sta rts sunday. storm hannah pushes off and starts to decay.nd and northern ireland turning cloudy with patchy rain later in the day and temperatures up a little bit compared to saturday's values. you don't often see donald trump rubbing shoulders with ainsley harriott, darren day and noel edmonds. where is this going? but you might have done if you're a fan of christopher spence, the artist better known as cold war steve. yes, the coal ushers. the stash his bizarre the collages, which mix global leaders with british celebrities, have become a huge internet hit. now he's putting on a gallery exhibition, with the help of some teenagers. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been to find out more. cold war steve started making on his mobile phone — started collages making. the fact that it has become popular is fantastic. i wanted it to be funny and amusing more than anything. he has more than a on line followers and producers work almost every day. normally featuring a mixture of global leaders, sport stars and figures from the ente

most as storm hannah but it will be felt m ost a cross as storm hannah but it will be felt most acrossnd south wales. gail is quite likely and on exposed coasts gusts of 70 mph for a while. windy across southern parts of england and into the midlands. we have this wet weather also, it is all around the area of low pressure. some improvements across northern ireland and northern scotland and the weather should become drier and less windy towards the south—west later but look at those temperatures, 25 celsius last saturday, struggling up to 12 this saturday. the storm wea ke ns to 12 this saturday. the storm weakens and moves away to the near continent and ahead of the next area of low pressure we have this brief ridge of high pressure. wins will be lighter on sunday. a fair bit of cloud, limited sunshine, showers for the eastern side of england and scotla nd the eastern side of england and scotland with patchy rain coming in across northern ireland and the irish sea. many places dry, temperatures a bit higher, as high as iii celsius. you're watching beyond 100 days. joe biden wants to m

that's when hannah's week-long tracking effort began with the help of others who had the tile app and reported her location. >> on tuesday night. wednesday evening, we tracked it here around pine and market. and there was a postori office. thursday moving south a little bit. and friday evening is the notification i got that it was in the mission district. >> this is the alleyway in san francisco's mission district where han in gets her last ping and decides to take matters into her own hands. >> i go down there, and i have the app, and i have his photo. and i peek around the corner. i see he is there. >> in this case, police believe hannah did everything right. >> she took some initiative to go out to the scene and verify that her property was there. and then she stayed back and called 911 and she waited for the police. >> while hannah did get her backpack and keys back, albeit in filthy condition, her laptop still hasn't been found. she has this message to anyone with the tile app who helped her track down this guy and led to his arrest for grand theft. >> using caution in your judgm

you are keeping an eye on storm hannah, matt. the sunshine, temperatures will struggle to get into the teens. storm hannah has already peaked with winds but still potential to cause travel disruption 01’ potential to cause travel disruption or minor damage. the tree beginning to leave and it could bring a branch down. we have seen 82 mph in quinn it. north and west wales we see winds of 60 or 70 mph at the moment. you can see how the storm has progressed. this is the centre putting in across northern england. it is to the west and south where we see the strongest of the winds. through much of central, southern england and wales and northern ireland the pick of the winds is this morning. 40 or 50 miles per widely and may be still touching 70 mph in west wales. fairly sporadic rain across southern and eastern england. northern ireland and north—west england, north wales and north—west england, north wales and north—west midlands, persistent rain here. for some that will last all day. 25 millimetres or 40 millimetres. could be some

that is because storm hannah is starting to wea ken because storm hannah is starting to wea ke n into into the second half of the weekend. so for the london marathon, actually perfect conditions because you got lighter winds, still quite a cool wind direction. although it's a quieter and less windy day unless colder, it's still not going to be sunshine throughout because we got a lot of cloud left in the east, another weather coming into the west with some drizzly rain for northern ireland and the south—west but it is an improvement on saturday and on storm hannah. in the next week, ridge of high pressure, briefly chilly start on monday morning but more weather systems waiting in the wings. i will see you later. this is bbc news, i'm kasia madera. our top stories: a race against time — president trump urges people to vaccinate after two universities are quarantined to try to contain an outbreak of measles. sorrow to turns to anger in sri lanka in the wake of the church bombings. the prime minister tells the bbc he wasn't aware of the warnings. what you do when you are out the loop? yo

that was hannah addison from jp morgan in hong kong.secretary steve mnuchin, it will be included in any usjapan trade talks. that brings us to the next topic, currencies. let us look, we're watching very closely, with the ongoing brexit negotiations we have talked a lot about the stirling lately. with major elections taking place in asia, both india and indonesia are in focus as well. tens of thousands of indonesians will be voting on presidential and parliamentary elections this week after campaigns focused on the economy. this is our some of the major after campaigns focused on the economy. this is our some of the major currencies after campaigns focused on the economy. this is our some of the major currencies will after campaigns focused on the economy. this is our some of the major currencies will start after campaigns focused on the economy. this is our some of the major currencies will start the monday trading session. market a nalyst monday trading session. market a na lyst jeff monday trading session. market analyst jeff haley m

the baggage —— back edge of storm hannah moves away from us edge of storm hannah moves away from us tomorrowyear, with temperatures at 1a. the outside chance of a shower, so make sure you ta ke chance of a shower, so make sure you take something waterproof. a fair amount of cloud in the eastern areas, clouding on red over. sunday will be a much drier brighter red, brighter day, with temperatures into the mid—teens, 16 in the north west highlands. things will break during the week as things break and it will turn cooler again. this is bbc news. a call for northern ireland politicians to unite to deliver on power—sharing talks — from the priest who received an ovation at lyra mckee's funeral. i get the sense that people want our politicians to enter into the talks and bring a positive result at the end of them. 15 bodies and bomb making equipment are recovered by sri lankan security forces, who're hunting those behind the easter sunday attacks. accused of fuelling a mental health epidemic. england's top doctor warns cosmetic clinics of their duty of care to vulnerable clients. jeremy corbyn is

storm hannah moving in. initially the strongest winds will be across southern ireland.the weekend. let us look at storm hannah. this low pressure system will be deepening and developing. lots of isobars, especially towards the south of that area of low pressure. that is where we will see the strongest of the winds, especially across wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales or severe gales with gusts possibly around 60 mph or more in association with storm hannah. then the strong winds and heavy showers push their way eastwards across much of the uk. very windy weather for the south—east of england during saturday afternoon. plenty of showers around. it will feel pretty chilly, 10—12 on saturday. they return to sunny skies for the west late in the day. as that area of low pressure clears away towards the east as we had entered the second half of the weekend, we have a ridge of higher pressure building in for sunday. sunday the better day of the week and for much of the uk. not as windy. 0ne week and for much of the uk. not as windy. one or two showers around

hannah: this is a unique shape, a flat bottom. >> like a formula one. modes and it is easy. we can start? jason: of course -- hannah: of course. that sounds good. that sounds really good. they will know you are coming. >> let's have an idea of how it sounds with 16 cylinders. hannah: the only one in the world. carol: "bloomberg businessweek" is available now. jason: what is your must read? carol: the story by josh dean on starkey hearing technologies, a fascinating look at the hearing aid technology industry or hearing aid industry, and the man behind it who built an incredible firm and has created hearing aids for popes, presidents, celebrities. jason: you just start to think about that technology in an entirely different way. carol: what it might mean in the future. what is your must read? jason: tiktok. my 14-year-old watches these videos. he switched from youtube to tiktok. carol: you can find more stories on businessweek.com over the weekend. daily check out our podcast at itunes, soundcloud, and the bloomberg app. carol: more bloomberg starts now.

then the daughter hannah comes out screaming, daddy and mommy. it's the most heart wrenching sight i could have seen. i was frozen in time. i grabbed a prayer shawl. wrapped my arm, my fingers with it that was just hanging, dangling and bleeding all over the place. my congregation was gathered outside here. i said i got to do something. i got up on a chair right there and i looked at our congregation and i said, we are a jewish nation that will stand tall. we will not let anyone or anything take us down. terrorism like this will not take us down. we just came from passover. we sang a song that god has protected us that in every generation they rise up against us but god will protect us. yesterday, horrific terrible event that's occurred here. my own interpretation, lori took the bullet for all of us. she died to protect all of us. she didn't deserve to die. she's such a kind, sweethearted, just a good human being. she didn't deserve to die right in front of my eyes. i was the last one to see her and to be with her but i do know that this is lori.

in fact, storm hannah has already brought power outages to parts of ireland.through the night and evere gales are expected quite widely around the coast and the hills in the west. this is a deep area of low pressure so late into the season, of course, when the trees are now in full leaf in many areas so we do expect some damage to trees, buildings, power lines and that disruption to transport. there are warnings out there on the website for this storm, mostly for the winds but not entirely because it looks pretty wet as well. we've had one band of rain moving through the night. this next one coming in becomes a slow—moving feature, so with all the cloud around, it's not going to to be a cold start to this saturday morning, but it will be a very windy one. particularly for england and wales where we're expecting severe gales around the coast and over the hills, but inland we're expecting gales, gusts up to 55 miles per hour, which is pretty unusual anyway, and remember, we are very late in the season now. as well as that we've got this rain which will be persis

promises to be a lot less turbulent than the first half was, because, we're saying farewell to storm hannah which brought a gust of wind of more than 80mph in north—west wales. significant rainfall as well. you can see the swirl of cloud on the satellite picture. a deep area of low pressure which is now very quickly becoming less deep and less threatening as it slides out into the north sea. high—pressure building in from the south—west. this means a much more settled day on sunday. not completely dry, some showers around. some sunny spells though and crucially, less windy. so a much quieter start to the day. one or two showers, as you can see, including close to the london area, and it is a big day in london because the marathon is taking place. there is likely to be a lot of cloud

so let's take a look at storm hannah.this developing area of low pressure has got a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. so it will be across ireland that we see the very strong winds, but they're also going to push into wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales likely here on saturday, with winds gusting around 60, even 70 mph. so notjust the strength of the wind, but also some really heavy showery rain for many areas through the day on saturday. the heaviest of the showers and the strongest of the winds pushing eastwards through the day across central and eastern parts of england. should dry up for northern ireland, north—west scotland, and the south—west of england later in the day. but it will feel cold, with temperatures generally around 10—12 degrees on saturday. when you add on the windchill it is going to feel pretty chilly and we could well see some disruption due to the strength of the wind. as that area of low pressure then clears to the east into sunday we see a sma

rider,ring back hannah she is with stephen engle, live out of the beijing studios. was pouring through your report. very interesting. graphicsut those up as in terms of debt forgiveness because again, sustainability of the debt and the ability for a lot of countries to service that debt has been an issue and when they want to address. we understand. -- help me understand. is there a common denominator across a lot of these cases where china has basically forgotten of the debt? just to get a sense of whether or not countries can actually push to structure their terms this way. is this something common across these things? hannah: it is good to know that willing to restructure debt, willing to renegotiate as needed and sri lanka, itself, although it was a debt for equity swap. the alternative in terms of debt for equity swap would be can you cancel some of the debt and can we keep going? there was another option which was to put in foreign direct investment. what is important for countries to know and important for us as there isc as well, is the possibility of negoti

he said, no, hannah, it's brad. nancy is still not back. >> now brad was worried. >> so i really started to panic. >> especially when she learned nancy had also stood up another of their friends. so they called the local hospitals. no sign of nancy. they called nancy's twin sister krista up in canada. >> have you talked to nancy today? she went for a run and she hasn't returned yet, and we're very worried about her. can you call us back? >> you know about this kind of stuff. >> you'd think. >> kristi calls her older brother jeff who is a police officer in edmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction is, okay, she's somewhere. you just need some space or some time. she'll turn up. >> but when nancy's parents gary and donna heard she was missing, they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> gary said to me, donna, this story is not going to have a happy ending. >> by afternoon, the cary police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone was it was a missing person's. >> when detective george daniels arrived, nancy's

storm hannah is forecast because storm hannah is likely to cause some disruption with strong winds and heavy rain. goodbye for now. tonight at six: only travel to sri lanka if it's essential — new advice from the foreign office after the easter sunday attacks. thousands of soldiers have been drafted in as the investigation into how the attacks were carried out continues across the island. british teenagers amelie and daniel were among those killed — their father describes the terrible end to their holiday. they were getting me food from the buffet when the first blast went off. i hope that's not... you know, that was the fatal blast. because we did start running out, and i don't know what condition they were in, and there was another blast. we will be live in sri lanka with the latest. also tonight... huawei's future role in britain's 5g network — calls for a criminal inquiry after the news lea ks from the government's top security meeting. knife crime figures for england and wales hit a record — last year more than 40,000 offences were recorded by police. alba caught measles but survi

it has been named storm hannah because of the intensity of the winds.ng rain across northern ireland, the midlands. some potentially damaging gusts of winds in excess of 70 mph, may be more on exposed west facing coasts. it is strong enough to potentially cause issues with the trees. saturday morning, 70 mph gusts of wind on west facing coasts, stronger winds moving east through saturday morning. also spiralling anticlockwise is the rain across southern scotland, northern england, north wales and the midlands. to the south, brighter and in the north of scotla nd south, brighter and in the north of scotland it should stay dry. it will stay windy all day despite the severe gales. factor in that, the cloud and rain, what a difference one week makes. 9—13 at the very best. but storm hannah will move to the north sea and allow this high pressure to build, a better second half to the weekend. the exception, northern ireland, may be wales and south—west england. cloud but the winds are lighter. it is a degree or so warmer. winds are lighter. it is a degree or

nothing exceptional but storm hannah ‘s move in off the atla ntic but storm hannah ‘s move in off the to trees and buildings. wins strengthen through this morning. wins pick through the night in north—west wales. western wales seeing the strongest of the wind gusts and will continue to do so through the coming hours. storm hannah, moving onto the atlantic. the swell of cloud strongest wins on the southern flanks. in excess of 40, 50 miles the southern flanks. in excess of 40,50 miles per hour in some parts of the western coasts, irish sea coasts, 60, 70 miles per hour. some travel disruptions. to add to that, we got rain around. turning wetter, north—west england, the northwest midlands, where some of the wettest spots will be. not too much rain along with southern counties north—east england and parts of southern and northern scotland. some of those in northern scotland and all in all, a pretty chilly day. 25 last saturday. through this afternoon, strom the strongest winds will be around liverpool bay. 50 or 60 miles per hour. across eastern parts of england. that will gradually ease

this evening and tonight, storm hannah moves through.gland, so try a further south. it will feel pretty cold during saturday, maximum temperatures between nine and 30 degrees. stowe had a drift eastward through saturday into sunday, then high pressure develops into sunday. —— storm hannah drift eastwards. great news if you‘re running the london marathon, temperatures up to around 13 or 14 celsius by lunchtime. lots of cloud, there could be brighter skies. there will be some brighter skies. there will be some brighter skies elsewhere, perhaps the shower towards east anglia and western areas of the uk later in the day. goodbye. —— perhaps the odd shower towards east anglia. hello, it‘s friday, it‘s 10 o‘clock, i‘m chloe tilley. they‘ve competed in 35 marathons but they won‘t be taking part in london this weekend — we‘ll talk a family who‘ve been told it‘s against the rules to be pushed along the route in a wheelchair. the kerr family are accusing the organisers of the london marathon of discrimination. the mother of a teenage boy, filmed b

so let's take a look at storm hannah.ugh friday night and into the early hours of saturday. so this developing area of low pressure has got a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. so it will be across ireland that we see the very strong winds, but they're also going to push into wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales likely here on saturday, with winds gusting around 60, even 70 mph. so notjust the strength of the wind, but also some really heavy showery rain for many areas through the day on saturday. the heaviest of the showers and the strongest of the winds pushing eastwards through the day across central and eastern parts of england. should dry up for northern ireland, north—west scotland, and the south—west of england later in the day. but it will feel cold, with temperatures generally around 10—12 degrees on saturday. when you add on the windchill it is going to feel pretty chilly and we could well see some disruption due to the strength of the wind. as that area of low

we'll talk to hope virgo and hannah robinson — who have both had anorexia.nah was told she was not underweight enough, even though she was existing on only a few calories a day. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. later we're going to talk to this 24—year—old — linford harris, a striker whose team walked off the pitch with him last weekend when he was subjected to racist abuse. we'll ask him what it's like when you realsie your team are doing that in solidarity. and manchester united and england legend paul parker is here too. when he was subjected to horrific racist abuse in the 805, he never walked off a pitch nor wanted his team too either. what do you thnk players should do if they are the target of racist abuse? annita mcveigh has the news. the prime minister theresa may will address european leaders today ahead of an emergency summit in brussels, to ask them to agree an extension to the time before the uk leaves the eu. mrs may wants brexit delayed untiljune the 30th. but the european council president, donald tusk, is pr

in fact, storm hannah has already brought power outages to parts of ireland.are expected quite widely around the coast and the hills in the west. this is a deep area of low pressure so late into the season, of course, when the trees are now in full leaf in many areas so we do expect some damage to trees, buildings, power lines and that disruption to transport. there are warnings out there on the website for this storm, mostly for the wind but not entirely because it looks pretty wet as well. we've had one band of rain moving through the night. this next one coming in becomes a slow—moving feature, so with all the cloud around, it's not going to to be a cold start to this saturday morning, but it will be a very windy one. particularly for england and wales where we're expecting severe gales around the coast and over the hills, but inland we're expecting gales, gusts up to 55 miles per hour, which is pretty unusual anyway, and remember, we are late in the season now. as well as that we've got this rain which will be persistent across parts of northern ireland, s

in fact, storm hannah has already brought power outages to parts of ireland.alating through the night and evere gales are expected quite widely around the coast and the hills in the west. this is a deep area of low pressure so late into the season, of course, when the trees are now in full leaf in many areas so we do expect some damage to trees, buildings, power lines and that disruption to transport. there are warnings out there on the website for this storm, mostly for the winds but not entirely because it looks pretty wet as well. we've had one band of rain moving through the night. this next one coming in becomes a slow—moving feature, so with all the cloud around, it's not going to to be a cold start to this saturday morning, but it will be a very windy one. particularly for england and wales where we're expecting severe gales around the coast and over the hills, but inland we're expecting gales, gusts up to 55 miles per hour, which is pretty unusual anyway, and remember, we are very late in the season now. as well as that we've got this rain which will b

our thoughts go out to her husband, and daughter, hannah. show of support from our whole community at large has been exceedingly comforting to them and i thank you all for that. >> thank you, rabbi. >> thank you. >> thank you for speaking. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> hey, there. sorry. >> wow. powerful message from rabbi yisroel goldstein who described what happened just 24 hours ago. a little bit more than 24 hours ago when a gunman entered the synagogue. the chabad of poway. this building he established and built 33 years ago and described coming face-to-face with that man. he spent most of his time talking about the bravery of so many other members of his congregation including lori kaye, the woman who lost her life and said lori took the bullet for all of us. he -- you could see -- was injured, both of his hands bandaged. he lost one of his fingers. he could still lose another. he said that missing finger is going to be a reminder of awe vulnerable we all are and how brave we all are and did talk about his message for his congregation

eighty five year old hannah is one of the returning settlers known as. but behind us as she's fondly known in the zone lives here with her six sister sonia whom she cares for all by herself. the two women wouldn't think of leaving their home again. i'm here this is where i was born in this is well i don't want to move into a retirement home if i can no longer walk someone will bring me water so i can die here. but behind you know is something of a celebrity in the zone and gets regular visits from tourists. if only. a guide says he's coming around with a large group oh hello. may god protect you oh how many are coming. that's when you drive by's on his place and then come here and. no menu seven people find come on over there you didn't hear the whole. laundry. list public coming to tell me how you like to bring me some coffee that probably. got him. ok i'll make some pancakes for you would i. know that when you can no longer work the fields she depends on the gifts brought by disappears it's hard to get hold of food. a mobile shop selling the basic nece

so let's take a look at storm hannah.urs of saturday. so this developing area of low pressure has got a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. so it will be across ireland that we see the very strong winds, but they're also going to push into wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales likely here on saturday, with winds gusting around 60, even 70 mph. so notjust the strength of the wind, but also some really heavy showery rain for many areas through the day on saturday. the heaviest of the showers and the strongest of the winds pushing eastwards through the day across central and eastern parts of england. should dry up for northern ireland, north—west scotland, and the south—west of england later in the day. but it will feel cold, with temperatures generally around 10—12 degrees on saturday. when you add on the windchill it is going to feel pretty chilly and we could well see some disruption due to the strength of the wind. as that area of low pressure then clears to the east into

to be accompanied by some pretty stormy weather, particularly first thing on saturday with storm hannahlf to the weekend. so here is the area of low pressure that's been named storm hannah due to the strength of the winds moving through the early hours of saturday morning, particularly on exposed west—facing coasts, gusts in excess of 60—70 mph for many. the strong winds will continue to sweep their way from west to east through the morning and then slowly ease down, but still a pretty blustery afternoon, with the heaviest of the ran across north wales, northern england, northern ireland as well. scotland should stay predominately dry, and then behind it, brighter conditions further south, but it will feel noticeably cold. now that area of low pressure will sweep off into the north sea, and for sunday, it allows this ridge of high pressure to build from the west. a weather front tries to push in. it will bring outbreaks of light rain into northern ireland, wales and maybe southwest england, but for bulk of the country on sunday, it will be a largely cloudy affair, but dry. and for those

then things turned lively as we see the arrival of storm hannah. and then into parts of wales in the south—west of england. through the day on saturday we are likely to see gale force or severe gales. gusts of wind up to 60 or 65 mph, particularly strong around exposed hills and coast. notjust strong winds on saturday but also torrential downpours of showery rain. almost anywhere could see heavy showers on saturday. it will dry upfrom heavy showers on saturday. it will dry up from the west later on in the day. but the weather may cause some disruption with the combination of the heavy, thundery downpours and a very strong winds. it will also be feeling much colder on saturday that it has recently. into the second half of that we the area of low pressure, storm hannah clears away towards the east. we have a ridge of high pressure for a time building and so sunday will be the better day of the weekend for many. not as windy. still fairly cloudy and one or two shells scotland and eastern england for a time but most places looking drive. more cloud rol

the remnants of storm hannah clearing away.brea kers nowhere near as hot as the record breakers last year. still breezy across the south—east of england, turning cloudy in devon and cornwall, with patchy rain and drizzle on —— in northern ireland. feeling a bit warmer, with temperatures into the teens, and the far north of scotland will have the latest wind. —— lightest. to be fair, if you are running the marathon, you do not want the temperatures of last weekend. yes, not too hot. good luck if you are running the marathon. we are talking about that next. months of training will come to fruition this time tomorrow, when thousands of amateur and professional athletes line up for the london marathon. in the men's wheelchair race, all eyes will be on david weir, who's looking for a record ninth course victory. his team matejohnboy smith, is an upcoming wheelchair racer whose life was changed in a split second as a teenager. kate grey has been to meet him at his training base at richmond park. johnboy smith is one of britain's risi

we said farewell to storm hannah. some of us even got to see some sunshine.owers around and more generally cloudy conditions across western parts of the uk, with some splashes of rain. you can see that cloud on the satellite picture. we have a slow—moving weather front draped across western parts of the country. it's not going to make much progress eastwards over the next couple of days. through tonight, it will bring cloud and some patchy rain into south—west england, west wales, northern ireland, the isle of man and the far south—west of scotland. elsewhere, some mist and fog patches starting to form and in eastern areas, quite a chilly night. the north—east and scotland, there could be a localised frost. but tomorrow, for most of us it is looking dry, with spells of sunshine, but our pesky weather front will still bring cloud and patchy rain for northern ireland, west wales and the far south—west of england. early mist and fog clearing, but there will be patchy cloud around in the afternoon. the best of the sunshine is across scotland, and that is where we

in fact, storm hannah has already brought power outages to parts of ireland. expected quite widely around the coast and the hills in the west. this is a deep area of low pressure so late into the season, of course, when the trees are now in full leaf in many areas so we do expect some damage to trees, buildings, power lines and that disruption to transport. there are warnings out there on the website for this storm, mostly for the winds but not entirely because it looks pretty wet as well. we've had one band of rain moving through the night. this next one coming in becomes a slow—moving feature, so with all the cloud around, it's not going to to be a cold start to this saturday morning, but it will be a very windy one. particularly for england and wales where we're expecting severe gales around the coast and over the hills, but inland we're expecting gales, gusts up to 55 miles per hour, which is pretty unusual anyway, and remember, we are very late in the season now. as well as that we've got this rain which will be persistent across parts of northern ireland

in fact, storm hannah has already brought power outages to parts of ireland. and the hills in the west. this is a deep area of low pressure so late into the season, of course, when the trees are now in full leaf in many areas so we do expect some damage to trees, buildings, power lines and that disruption to transport. there are warnings out there on the website for this storm, mostly for the winds but not entirely because it looks pretty wet as well. we've had one band of rain moving through the night. this next one coming in becomes a slow—moving feature, so with all the cloud around, it's not going to to be a cold start to this saturday morning, but it will be a very windy one. particularly for england and wales where we're expecting severe gales around the coast and over the hills, but inland we're expecting gales, gusts up to 55 miles per hour, which is pretty unusual anyway, and remember, we are very late in the season now. as well as that we've got this rain which will be persistent across parts of northern ireland, south—west scotland, into northern en

thousands of homes in ireland and hundreds in wales have been left without power, as storm hannah brought of traffic disruption and further power cuts in wales and central and southern england, as the storm moves across the uk. it's being claimed that some fitness trackers from leading brands are so inaccurate, they can be out by up to 11 miles when logging the distance of a marathon. the consumer group which? has published analysis of some of the most popular devices from big names in the market. the watchdog used a calibrated treadmill to compare different trackers logging the number of steps and distance travelled. it's warning some simply can't be relied upon. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. storm hannah may have peaked in strength through the night, but we could still see across much of england, wales and northern ireland, widespread gales, 50s mile an hour maybe 60 around some of these western coasts as we go through this afternoon. the wind is lighter in scotland, some slow—moving, heavy and thundery showers here, but some will stay dry and bright.

so let's take a look at storm hannah.y hours of saturday. so this developing area of low pressure has got a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. so it will be across ireland that we see the very strong winds, but they're also going to push into wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales likely here on saturday, with winds gusting around 60, even 70 mph. so notjust the strength of the wind, but also some really heavy showery rain for many areas through the day on saturday. the heaviest of the showers and the strongest of the winds pushing eastwards through the day across central and eastern parts of england. should dry up for northern ireland, north—west scotland, and the south—west of england later in the day. but it will feel cold, with temperatures generally around 10—12 degrees on saturday. when you add on the windchill it is going to feel pretty chilly and we could well see some disruption due to the strength of the wind. as that area of low pressure then clears to the east

in fact, storm hannah has already brought power outages to parts of ireland.e gales are expected quite widely around the coast and the hills in the west. this is a deep area of low pressure so late into the season, of course, when the trees are now in full leaf in many areas so we do expect some damage to trees, buildings, power lines and that disruption to transport. there are warnings out there on the website for this storm, mostly for the winds but not entirely because it looks pretty wet as well. we've had one band of rain moving through the night. this next one coming in becomes a slow—moving feature, so with all the cloud around, it's not going to to be a cold start to this saturday morning, but it will be a very windy one. particularly for england and wales where we're expecting severe gales around the coast and over the hills, but inland we're expecting gales, gusts up to 55 miles per hour, which is pretty unusual anyway, and remember, we are very late in the season now. as well as that we've got this rain which will be persistent across parts of north

storm hannah has brought power outages in parts.s are now in full leaf in many areas that we do expect some damage to trees, buildings, power lines and disruption to transport. there are warnings on the website, mostly for the wind but not entirely because it looks pretty wet as well. one band of rain through the night and the next one coming in. it will not be a cold start but a windy one. particularly for england and wales with severe gales around the coast and hills but inland, gales of up to 55 miles per hour which is pretty unusual as well and we are pretty late in the season as well. rain persistent across parts of northern ireland, south—west scotland, into northern england, north wales, and with that rain and the when combined, it is really going to feel quite chilly. temperatures barely reaching 10 celsius. to the north as well good spells of sunshine potentially for western scotland. heavy thundery showers as well. it will still continue to blow a gal further south. a windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. the wi

through tonight this area of low pressure, storm hannah, really quite close together across wales anday more, gusts of up to 6070 mph over the coast of wales and the south—west of england, perhaps seven coasts and gusts of up to 50 mph. those winds will gradually ease as the day goes on. it will be a wet start to the day, rain moving through wales will push further north and eastwards. quite a bit of rainfall expected to saturday, still some strong winds, and while they will ease it will be a blustery day, particularly in western areas. sunny spells towards the north and his but feeling pretty disappointing for many, maximum temperature is about nine to 12 or 13 celsius. storm hannah will eventually move away into the north sea, going into sunday we have a ridge of high pressure which will settle things down through sunday, lighter winds and try, good news if you are running or spectating the london marathon on sunday morning, temperatures getting up to about 14 degrees. during sunday we are all seeing a much drier day with quite a bit of cloud, some brighter spells, some showery rain

storm hannah approaching bringing heavy downpours of rain and strong blustery winds particularly fore we are likely to see gales or even severe gales. disruption for the day on saturday with the strength of the wind, especially towards the south. it will dry wind, especially towards the south. it willdry up wind, especially towards the south. it will dry up in the west later on. it will dry up in the west later on. it will dry up in the west later on. it will feel cold. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: officials in sri lanka revise down the death toll from the easter suicide attacks by a hundred — 253 people are now believed to have lost their lives. joe biden announces his bid for the us presidency and says it's a battle for the soul of the nation. if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation. that's why today i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united

so let's take a look at storm hannah.this developing area of low pressure has got a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. so it will be across ireland that we see the very strong winds, but they're also going to push into wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales likely here on saturday, with winds gusting around 60, even 70 mph. so notjust the strength of the wind, but also some really heavy showery rain for many areas through the day on saturday. the heaviest of the showers and the strongest of the winds pushing eastwards through the day across central and eastern parts of england. should dry up for northern ireland, north—west scotland, and the south—west of england later in the day. but it will feel cold, with temperatures generally around 10—12 degrees on saturday. when you add on the windchill it is going to feel pretty chilly and we could well see some disruption due to the strength of the wind. as that area of low pressure then clears to the east into sunday we see a sma

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in fact, storm hannah has already brought power outages to parts of ireland. and evere gales are expected quite widely around the coast and the hills in the west. this is a deep area of low pressure so late into the season, of course, when the trees are now in full leaf in many areas so we do expect some damage to trees, buildings, power lines and that disruption to transport. there are warnings out there on the website for this storm, mostly for the winds but not entirely because it looks pretty wet as well. we've had one band of rain moving through the night. this next one coming in becomes a slow—moving feature, so with all the cloud around, it's not going to to be a cold start to this saturday morning, but it will be a very windy one. particularly for england and wales where we're expecting severe gales around the coast and over the hills, but inland we're expecting gales, gusts up to 55 miles per hour, which is pretty unusual anyway, and remember, we are very late in the season now. as well as that we've got this rain which will be persistent across parts

so let's take a look at storm hannah.day night and into the early hours of saturday. so this developing area of low pressure has got a lot of isobars associated with it, particularly on the southern edge. so it will be across ireland that we see the very strong winds, but they're also going to push into wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales likely here on saturday, with winds gusting around 60, even 70 mph. so notjust the strength of the wind, but also some really heavy showery rain for many areas through the day on saturday. the heaviest of the showers and the strongest of the winds pushing eastwards through the day across central and eastern parts of england. should dry up for northern ireland, north—west scotland, and the south—west of england later in the day. but it will feel cold, with temperatures generally around 10—12 degrees on saturday. when you add on the windchill it is going to feel pretty chilly and we could well see some disruption due to the strength of the wind. as that area of low pressu

but for others storm hannah continues to cause a few issues.l possible through this afternoon. and some minor damage to trees and buildings can't be ruled out. don't forget the trees are now getting into leaf and with severe gales expected in places, that could break the odd branch down. winds actually peaked through the night, 82 miles an hour in aberdaron in north—west wales. but once the wind strength has peaked, it could still be a very windy afternoon for many. low pressure systems pushing out into the north sea. southern and western areas of that will continue to see the strongest of the winds. lighter winds to north—eastern parts of england for the time being, that will change later on and certainly across scotland much lighter winds. some slow moving and maybe heavy and thundery showers here. the odd shower but with more sunshine across southern counties of england and wales. it is north wales, north west midlands, north west england and to the east of northern ireland, persistent rain here could cause some minorflooding. and it's these

a sunny afternoon on the cards for some of you, but for others, storm hannah dahoud is causing problemsor damage to trees and buildings can't be ruled out. don't forget the trees are now getting into leaf and with severe gales expected in places, that could break the odd branch down. winds actually peaked through the night, 82 miles an hour in aberdaron in north—west wales. but once the wind strength has peaked, it could still be a very windy afternoon for many. low pressure systems pushing out into the north sea. southern and western areas of that will continue to see the strongest of the winds. lighter winds to north—eastern parts of england for the time being, that will change later on and certainly across scotland much lighter winds. some slow moving and maybe heavy and thundery showers here. the odd shower but with more sunshine across southern counties of england and wales. it is north wales, north west midlands, north west england and to the east of northern ireland, persistent rain here could cause some minorflooding. and it's these areas, not only will it be quite cool, with te