some more menacing cloud in highland scotland, and there are a few showers. we have had them pretty much all day. you can see we've got a bit more cloud spilling into the far south—west. we could catch one of two showers in northern ireland, moving into western parts of wales. on the whole it's going to be dry, plenty of sunshine, fair weather cloud. temperatures not great for this time of the year, a little bit below par. the showers that we have got in western areas will tend to fade away this evening. a bit more cloud coming into the english channel. in the east it might bring a shower or two to the coast. otherwise, clear skies, might bring a shower or two to the coast. otherwise, clearskies, no wind, another chilly night, a bit like last night. temperatures down to one of two degrees in rural parts of scotland. tomorrow starts chilly. on the whole it will start dry and sunny. some more cloud coming into cornwall. it might bring some spots of rain in the morning, cloud increasing for northern ireland into westernmost parts of scotland later in the day. ot

were some places we re highland scotland were some places were below freezing.wards the weekend. this system pushing in from the west which will bring some cloud and a bit of rain, most will be dry with high pressure and this can bring is warmer air from the south. by day and night you can expect the temperatures to climb through the weekend. mostly dry and we will have some spells of sunshine. this is the rest of the afternoon, most plate is fine with sunny

were some places we re highland scotland were some places were below freezing. in northern ireland and eastern england and even in the south—west, there were temperatures of three or 4 degrees. a cool start but things will change towards the weekend. this system pushing in from the west which will bring some cloud and a bit of rain, most will be dry with high pressure and this can bring is warmer air from the south. by day and night you can expect the temperatures to climb through the weekend. mostly dry and we will have some spells of sunshine. this is the rest of the afternoon, most plate is fine with sunny spells, the small chance of a show in the south—east and things clouding over as one of those fronts approaches in the west. by four o'clock back a bit of extra cloud and maybe some rain in the far west of cornwall but the further east you 90, of cornwall but the further east you go, mort spells of sunshine apart from the small chance of a show in the south—east —— more spells. clouding over in northern ireland and maybe some rain here later, much of scotla

sunday looks like another dry day for most, northern scotland seeing a bit more cloud, bringing the prospect of a few more showers to the highlandsthern ireland and northern england, on spells of sunshine for england and wales and it is towards the south—east that we see the highesttemperatu res. the highest temperatures. generally 18—29 degrees for most of us on sunday. into monday and we will start to see a bit more cloud, with a weak front into northern ireland and the west of scotland, one or two showers and perhaps in the far north of england. further south again, a dry day with lots of sunshine and light wind. we could see 31 celsius, a little bit more warmer over time it gets to monday and a touch fresher north. to the middle part of the week and those temperatures will get down a little bit, most places staying dry. a few showers in the west. bye bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: the united states calls on zimbabwe's newly re—elected president to be generous and gracious in victory, after more violence erupts. american secreta

the chance of a bit more rain working into the western isles, perhaps the highlands of scotland as welllooking dry. top temperatures around 18 degrees in aberdeen to around 29 in london. looking ahead through monday and tuesday, stil mostly dry for most of the country. it's in the south the we'll see temperatures staying at around 30 degrees right through monday and tuesday. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, withjon kay and naga munchetty. our headlines today: red alert. forecasters warn of record temperatures in europe this weekend of up to 48 degrees celsius. president emmerson mnangagwa is declared the winner of zimba bwe's election, but the opposition reject the result. we sell more goods and services to the rest of the world than we do to the rest of the world than we do to the eu, so should we be worried about trade wars and brexit —— non—brexit? imac this —— i'm at this place that sells bikes. in sport, there's joy and pain at the hockey world cup.

chance of a bit more rain working into the western isles, perhaps the highlands of scotland later inin aberdeen to around 29 in london. then looking ahead through monday and tuesday, still mostly dry for most parts of the country. it's in the the south that we'll see tempertaures staying at around 30 degrees right through into monday and tuesday. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: the big announcement zimbabwe's been waiting for — emmerson mnangagwa is declared the new president, but can he heal a divided nation? russia remains a threat to american democracy — the stark message from president trump's national security team. the dca said messaging campaign by russia to try and weaken and divide the united states. apple is valued at a trillion dollars, making it worth more than many of the world's major economies. and — they're celebrating now, but these lottery winners saw their ticket ripped up as they were about to claim

like this one, in the highlands of scotland. if it does, it will be commercially produced.out into feeds for other animals like pigs and poultry because not everyone likes eating fish — like my wife. this is an efficient production factory for making oil. researchers believe that these genetically modified plants are the solution. their are seeds containing omega—3 oil. consumers in many parts of the world would be happy to eat salmon fed on the oil that is crushed out of them. but there is consumer resistance in europe. i think the technology has a great deal to offer. i think we could use that with all the other approaches we could adopt, especially now that we are going to be leaving the eu. maybe there is an opportunity for others to consider how we regulate gm. we are going to cook them in the same pan and then we are going to taste because they taste completely different. this is one of the country‘s for most chefs. he knows a thing or two about fish. scientists are saying that it is healthy, that it has got more 0mega—3 in it. do we believe that? i personally do not

sunday looks like another dry day for most, northern scotland seeing a bit more cloud, bringing the prospect of a few more showers to the highlandsern ireland and northern england, on spells of sunshine for england and wales and it is towards the south—east that we see the highest temperatures. generally 18—29 degrees for most of us on sunday. into monday and we will start to see a bit more cloud, with a weak front into northern ireland and the west of scotland, one or two showers and perhaps in the far north of england. further south again, a dry day with lots of sunshine and light wind. we could see 31 celsius, a little bit more warmer over time it gets to monday and a touch fresher north. to the middle part of the week and those temperatures will get down a little bit, most places staying dry. a few showers in the west. this is bbc news. the headlines: zimba bwe's newly re—elected president emmerson mnangagwa has called for peace and unity after being accused of winning a "fraudulent and illegitimate" election by the opposition mdc alliance. there have been some clashes with police. the mdc leader nelson chamisa says he'll cha

sunday looks like another dry day for most, northern scotland seeing a bit more cloud, bringing the prospect of a few more showers to the highlandsand and northern england, on spells of sunshine for england and wales and it is towards the south—east that we see the highest temperatures. generally 18—29 degrees for most of us on sunday. into monday and we will start to see a bit more cloud, with a weak front into northern ireland and the west of scotland, one or two showers and perhaps in the far north of england. further south again, a dry day with lots of sunshine and light wind. we could see 31 celsius, a little bit more warmer over time it gets to monday and a touch fresher north. to the middle part of the week and those temperatures will get down a little bit, most places staying dry. a few showers in the west. bye bye. welcome to bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. zimbabwe's president emmerson mnangagwa has called for peace and unity after being accused of winning a "fraudulent and illegitimate" election. opposition leader nelson chamisa has refused to accept the result and claims he can prove that the electoral process was rigged.

sunday looks like another dry day for most, northern scotland seeing a bit more cloud, bringing the prospect of a few more showers to the highlandsnd and wales and it is towards the south—east that we see the highest temperatures. generally 18—29 degrees for most of us on sunday. into monday and we will start to see a bit more cloud, with a weak front into northern ireland and the west of scotland, one or two showers and perhaps in the far north of england. further south again, a dry day with lots of sunshine and light wind. we could see 31 celsius, a little bit more warmer over time it gets to monday and a touch fresher north. to the middle part of the week and those temperatures will get down a little bit, most places staying dry. a few showers in the west. bye bye. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers on pbs in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: zimba bwe's newly elected president appeals for unity after violence following his election victory. i urge everyone to be calm and peaceful and to look forward. lawyers for harvey weinstein, try to have the rape charged against him th

sunday looks like another dry day for most, northern scotland seeing a bit more cloud, bringing the prospect of a few more showers to the highlandsrn england, on spells of sunshine for england and wales and it is towards the south—east that we see the highest temperatures. generally 18—29 degrees for most of us on sunday. into monday and we will start to see a bit more cloud, with a weak front into northern ireland and the west of scotland, one or two showers and perhaps in the far north of england. further south again, a dry day with lots of sunshine and light wind. we could see 31 celsius, a little bit more warmer over time it gets to monday and a touch fresher north. to the middle part of the week and those temperatures will get down a little bit, most places staying dry. a few showers in the west. bye bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: the hollywood film producer harvey weinstein is trying to have criminal charges against him of rape, dismissed. his legal team is arguing that prosecutors should have shared email evidence with the grand jury that indicted him. mr weinstein denies all the charges. us secretary of state mike

sunday looks like another dry day for most, northern scotland seeing a bit more cloud, bringing the prospect of a few more showers to the highlandslls of sunshine for england and wales and it is towards the south—east that we see the highest temperatures. generally 18—29 degrees for most of us on sunday. into monday and we will start to see a bit more cloud, with a weak front into northern ireland and the west of scotland, one or two showers and perhaps in the far north of england. further south again, a dry day with lots of sunshine and light wind. we could see 31 celsius, a little bit more warmer over time it gets to monday and a touch fresher north. to the middle part of the week and those temperatures will get down a little bit, most places staying dry. a few showers in the west. bye bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: what a waste. new research finds two thirds of plastic containers still can't be recycled as councils call for action. three people die from heatstroke in spain, as record temperatures hit large parts of europe. lawyers for harvey weinstein try to

this cap predators found only in the highlands of scotland are critical for the environment.ion biologists are using the genetic blueprint to select the right birds ter release elsein the country. while the landscape and the majestic residence has given a viable secrets, they remain as impressi as ever. victoria gill, bbc news. for " harry potter" fans, this scottish village has become aust-visit location, where the hogwarts express crosses the viaduct in a number of the films. now people in the community say their lives are being put at risk because there is not much space for the fans that flock there every day. neworter: there is uprising by anad been replaced army of international tourists. hundreds arrive to watch a steam train crossed the local viaduct to put themselves in a famous "harry potter" film scene shot here years ago. >> it was good to t see train and everything. like being in "harry potter." >>it i'm very e right now. train approached the bridgesame as the "harry potter"veilm. i like i much. reporter: there are fears that the tourist attraction is turning int

some wet weather in the highlands of scotland.mperatures not as high as last night, but will be slow to follow away in london, so still warm for sleeping, and tomorrow a similar weather—wise. cloud will thicken further across the north—west bringing outbreaks of rain towards the rest of the day —— end of the day. for most of us it is a dry weekend. good afternoon. two—thirds of plastic food containers which householders put in their recycling bins actually end up being buried or burned because they can't be recycled. the mixture of plastics used in many yoghurt pots, ready meal trays and other containers limits the ability of councils to recycle them. that's according to the local government association of england and wales. it's calling for a ban on low—grade plastic. ministers say recycling rates are rising, but acknowledge there's "much more to do". jayne mccubbin reports. the costs to the planet are well—documented, but local authorities are warning that, despite their best efforts to recycle more plastic, they are being let d

chance of a bit more rain working into the western isles, perhaps the highlands of scotland later inbout 18 degrees in aberdeen to around 29 in london. then looking ahead through monday and tuesday, still mostly dry for most parts of the country. it's in the the south that we'll see tempertaures staying at around 30 degrees right through into monday and tuesday. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: emmerson mnangagwa has won zimba bwe's presidential election. mr mnangagwa says he'll try to bring a divided nation together. earlier, zimbabwe's main opposition party refuted the result in a vote now marred by controversy and violence. the organisation of american states says it's willing to help in the political crisis in nicaragua. but the government said it would not allow the group into the country. around 300 people have died in protests against president daniel ortega. apple has become the first us company to reach $1 trillion in market value. the iphone maker's market value reached the figure in late wednesday morning trading in new york, as its shares rose to a new record hi

chance of a bit more rain working into the western isles, perhaps the highlands of scotland later in8 degrees in aberdeen to around 29 in london. then looking ahead through monday and tuesday, still mostly dry for most parts of the country. it's in the the south that we'll see tempertaures staying at around 30 degrees right through into monday and tuesday. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: emmerson mnangagwa, zimbabwe's incumbent and emmerson mnangagwa, zimbabwe's incumbentand zanu—pf emmerson mnangagwa, zimbabwe's incumbent and zanu—pf candidate has won the presidential election. emmerson mnangagwa says he will try to bring the divided nation together. earlier, zimbabwe's main opposition party refuted the result ina opposition party refuted the result in a vote marred by controversy and violence. president trumps‘ national security team lined up to say they have evidence that russia is trying to interfere in the us's election process. mr trump's top official said he had been taking decisive action to defend the country's election system from interference. and apple has beco

a chance of more rain into the western isles, the highlands of scotland later in the day but most facesooking ahead to monday and tuesday, mostly dry for most parts of the country, the south we will seek a bridges staying around 30 degrees right through into monday and tuesday. this is bbc news, the headlines: emmerson mnangagwa incumbent has won zimbabwe and presidential election. he says he will try to bring a nation united. earlier the main opposition nelson chamisa said he had won in a vote now marred by controversy and violence. apple has become the company to reach a trillion in market values. this video is trending on bbc .com. 0ne of australia's biggest supermarkets, coles, has reversed a decision to stop giving customers free plastic bags. 0thers stop giving customers free plastic bags. others said the band was good for the environment. state with the bbc.

chance of a bit more rain working into the western isles, perhaps the highlands of scotland later inrees in aberdeen to around 29 in london. then looking ahead through monday and tuesday, still mostly dry for most parts of the country. it's in the the south that we'll see tempertaures staying at around 30 degrees right through into monday and tuesday. bye— bye. this is bbc news. our top story — emmerson mnangagwa, zimbabwe's incumbent and zanu—pf candidate, has won the presidential election. mr mnangagwa says he'll try to bring a divided nation together. the results are being announced province by province. earlier, zimbabwe's main opposition leader, nelson chamisa, said that he had won — in a vote now marred by controversy and violence. apple has become the first company to reach a trillion us dollars in market value. company shares peaked on the new york stock exchange. and this video is trending on bbc.com. one of australia's biggest supermarkets, coles, has reversed a decision to stop giving customers free plastic bags following pressure from some irritated shoppers. other consum

sunday looks like another dry day for most, northern scotland seeing a bit more cloud, bringing the prospect of a few more showers to the highlandsgland and wales and it is towards the south—east that we see the highest temperatures. generally 18—29 degrees for most of us on sunday. into monday and we will start to see a bit more cloud, with a weak front into northern ireland and the west of scotland, one or two showers and perhaps in the far north of england. further south again, a dry day with lots of sunshine and light wind. we could see 3! celsius, a little bit more warmer over time it gets to monday and a touch fresher north. to the middle part of the week and those temperatures will get down a little bit, most places staying dry. a few showers in the west. bye bye. this is bbc news, i'm ben bland. our top stories: zimba bwe's newly elected president appeals for unity after violence following his election victory. i urge everyone to be calm and peaceful and to look forward. lawyers for harvey weinstein, try to have the criminal case against him alleging rape, thrown out of court. despite the numbers falling of people trying

like this one in the highlands of scotland.ous in farms all across the world. we have also trialled this with sea bass and sea bream, which are the two main species farmed elsewhere in europe. but it can also be used in all farmed fish. and not only that, it can be added to feeds for other animals like pigs and poultry. because not everyone likes eating fish, like my wife! this is quite an efficient little production factory for making oil. researchers believe that these genetically modified plants are the solution. their seeds contain omega—3 oil. consumers in many parts of the world would be happy to eat the salmon fed on the oil that's crushed out of them, but there is consumer resistance in europe. i think the technology has got a great deal to offer. it is not necessarily a silver bullet, but i think we should use that along with all the other approaches that we could adopt. especially now that we're going be leaving the eu, maybe there is an opportunity for us to consider how we regulate gm. we're going to cook them in th

chance of a bit more rain working into the western isles, perhaps the highlands of scotland later inound about 18 degrees in aberdeen to around 29 in london. then looking ahead through monday and tuesday, still mostly dry for most parts of the country. it's in the the south that we'll see tempertaures staying at around 30 degrees right through into monday and tuesday. bye— bye. this is the briefing, i'm maryam moshiri. our top story: emmerson mnangagwa of zimbabwe's governing zanu—pf party wins the presidential election. the opposition rejects the result. as europe tries to keep cool in another heatwave, is the all—time record temperature about to be broken? in the shadow of guantanamo bay. we make a rare visit to the cuban town besides one of the most controversial military installations in the world. it's official. after having started 42 years ago in a garage, apple is now the first american public company to be worth $1 trillion.

a chance of more rain into the western isles, perhaps the highlands of scotland later in the day, butying around 30 degrees right through into monday and tuesday. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i‘m sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: the big announcement zimbabwe‘s been waiting for — emmerson mnangagwa is the new president, but can he heal a divided nation? apple is valued at a trillion dollars, making it worth more than many of the world‘s major economies. i‘m nuala mcgovern in london. also in the programme: looking for a different holiday destination? well, north korea certainly is different — and more and more tourists are heading there. and they‘re celebrating now, but this scottish couple saw their winning lotto ticket ripped up, as they were about to claim a huge jackpot.

cloudy for scotland with showers pushing in the western isles and the highlands. rain heading towards shetland as we head towards evening. overnight, rain turning much heavier across western parts of scotland. breeze picking up here as well. this band of rain pushes southwards bringing some dampness to northern ireland overnight and perhaps when getting into dumfries and galloway. another quite warm night. mist and fog patches with us first thing in the morning for western parts. the mist and fog will clear through the day in the west. brightening up with some sunshine for southern england and wales. at showers work their way in from scotland into northern england and wales. another hot one for the southeast. highs up to 32 degrees. there will be some changes in the week ahead. we lose all that heat and the atlantic start to wake

these top predators found only in the highlands and islands of scotland are critical to their environment. and conservation biologists are starting to use this genetic blueprint to help select the right birds to release elsewhere in the country. but while this landscape‘s most majestic residents have given up some very valuable secrets, they remain just as impressive as ever. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is anna smith. it is nice to see you — president of the critics‘ circle. what have you been watching? we are starting with cold war, taking place in poland and paris and an interesting story of a troubled relationship between a musician and singer. then we are off to sanjose with searching, a missing person thriller told entirely on computer screens. and we have yardie, idris elba's long—awaited directorial debut. let's start with cold war. it looks beautiful. this is the arthouse choice of the week if you want to see a quality film. i look forward to the work of pawel pawli

scotland. there are a few showers in the highlands of scotland and that westerly breeze will keep feeding in overnightur. tomorrow it will start bright and chilli and there will be afair bit bright and chilli and there will be a fair bit of sunshine around. the cloud will bubble up through the day as the temperatures rise and we could have won or two showers, more especially in western parts of the uk. but the showers will be light and you will be quite unlucky if you catch one. temperatures similar to today. 17 in the central belt and in belfast and 21 in london. high—pressure sought in charge. these weather fronts are starting to encroach, bringing cloud in from the atlantic. that will come down across the uk this weekend. some cloud and rain in the far south—west of england. clouded over in northern ireland and we could see the similar story in western scotland. but it looks likely to be dry with sunny spells around and temperatures 19-22. a bit spells around and temperatures 19—22. a bit warmer in scotland than recently. over the weekend of it was cloud, not much rain, sunny and warm in the south—

showers will tend to pep up later on to the western isles and the highlands of scotland, so a little near normalfor the time scotland it is dry, temperatures near normal for the time of year. looking at the weather picture through the evening and overnight, more rain to come the western scotla nd more rain to come the western scotland but away from the north—west corner of the uk, dry conditions with a few mist and fog patches forming, especially around some of our western coasts. temperatures are slow to come down, so another warm night, especially in the capital. eventually temperatures coming down to 16 degrees by the end of the night. that sets us up for the second half of the weekend, and againa the second half of the weekend, and again a decent looking one. the best of the sunshine across england and wales, quite a bit of cloud for northern ireland in scotland, but a lot of dry weather and some brighter bells at times. there is the threat of some rain moving in the western scotla nd of some rain moving in the western scotland as we had through the latter pa rt scotland as we ha

it is the most persistent in the western of scotland, at the highlands as well.look out for western coasts. clear skies with lows overnight at 12 and i6 celsius quite generally. tomorrow as we go into monday, was the sunshine across england and wales with mist and will cloud on the western coast. but that will retreat away eventually. that's an cloud across northern ireland are discovered, bringing some patchy rainfora time. discovered, bringing some patchy rain for a time. but that will ease. summer bay could get into the far north of england. a cynic i discovered the temperatures of 23 celsius. that is higher in anything there and south—east england, where they could exceed 30 degrees as is, that it was a pleasant. despite continues south of eastwards monday night introduced it. it is a dividing line between a share to the melton dividing line between a share to the m elto n west dividing line between a share to the melton west and the heat and humidity further south and east. but not for much longer. there will be the far north day of the heat across england a

by a weather front which on stated they just brutal israel brown across parts of northern highlands of scotland25 degrees in london. for sunday, a lot of called across the southern half of called across the southern half of the uk in operation of rain moving through. parts of wales, midlands and northern england. northern scotland sticking out into sunshine and to send signed an optical sight but further south pretty humid and quite misty and murky as well. for the weekend, some rain at times and all the time at a humid filth for many. —— and a humid field for many. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. she was the queen of soul. #reseect. the world of music pays it's respects, to aretha franklin, who has died age 76. tributes are pouring in for a singer whose career spanned seven decades, and racked up 18 grammys along the way. and two days after the bridge collapse italy's government turns its anger on the company that ran it, saying its putting profit before the victims. in the united states 300 newspapers defend press freedoms against the white house. donald trump responds sayi

like this one in the highlands of scotland.where in europe. but it can also be used in all farmed fish. and not only that, it can be added to feeds for other animals like pigs and poultry. because not everyone likes eating fish, like my wife! this is quite an efficient little production factory for making oil. researchers believe that these genetically modified plants are the solution. their seeds contain omega—3 oil. consumers in many parts of the world would be happy to eat the salmon fed on the oil that's crushed out of them, but there is consumer resistance in europe. i think the technology has got a great deal to offer. it's not necessarily a silver bullet, but i think we should use that along with all the other approaches that we could adopt. especially now that we're going be leaving the eu, maybe there is an opportunity for us to consider how we regulate gm. we're going to cook them in the same pan, and then we're going to taste, because they taste completely different. aldo zilli is one of the country's foremost chefs.

these top predators, found only in the highlands and islands of scotland, are critical to their environmentrelease elsewhere in the country. but while this landscape‘s most majestic residents have given up some very valuable secrets, they remain just as impressive as ever. victoria gill, bbc news, on the isle of mull. back to detroit where the funeral of aretha franklin is coming to an end and stevie wonder is on stage right now. i , giving our prayers to god... for the truth is, were it not for god‘s goodness, greatness, we would have never known the queen of soul. we would have never known the joy that she brought to us. we would have never known... would have never known someone who could express in song the pain that we felt. and yes, the reason that we are here today is because of love. because of how much we love this woman. a blessing from god that‘s given to us. and we talk about all the things that those have talked about today, please remember the greatest gift that we‘ve been given in life itself is love. applause yes, we can talk about all the things that are wrong, and there ar

like this one in the highlands of scotland.re nutritious in farms all across the world. we have also trialled this with sea bass and sea bream, which are the two main species farmed elsewhere in europe. but it can also be used in all farmed fish. and not only that, it can be added to feeds for other animals like pigs and poultry. because not everyone likes eating fish, like my wife! this is quite an efficient little production factory for making oil. researchers believe that these genetically modified plants are the solution. their seeds contain omega—3 oil. consumers in many parts of the world would be happy to eat the salmon fed on the oil that's crushed out of them, but there is consumer resistance in europe. i think the technology has got a great deal to offer. it is not necessarily a silver bullet, but i think we should use that along with all the other approaches that we could adopt. especially now that we're going be leaving the eu, maybe there is an opportunity for us to consider how we regulate gm. we're going to cook

these top predators, found only in the highlands and islands of scotland, are critical to their environmentght birds to release elsewhere in the country. but while this landscape's most majestic residents have given up some very valuable secrets, they remain just as impressive as ever. victoria gill, bbc news, on the isle of mull. the venice film festival is under way and one of the movies making its premiere is roma from the 0scar—winning director, alfonso cuaron. it's being distributed by netflix, which has a strong presence at this year's event, something that doesn't go down well with everyone in the film world. 0ur arts editor will gompertz explains. alfonso cuaron's latest film is a black—and—white cinematic memoir based on his childhood growing up in mexico city in a middle—class family that enjoys the support and love of domestic worker cleo. in reality this film is about cleo. but, more important, as a woman from a different social class and a different social context, even if she is part of my family than my own family. and racially...? and more important, race, and through that t

these top predators, found only in the highlands and islands of scotland, are critical to their environment to use this genetic blueprint to help select the right birds to release elsewhere in the country. but while this landscape's most majestic residents have given up some very valuable secrets, they remain just as impressive as ever. victoria gill, bbc news, on the isle of mull. just three months before it was due to open, the launch of europe's biggest infrastructure project, the crossrail line through central london, has been postponed by almost a year. developers say they need more time to test the main section of the link, which is already £600 million over budget. trains are now expected to start running next september. talks will take place between british and french fishermen next week, to try to resolve a dispute about scallop dredging in the english channel. it follows clashes on tuesday, when dozens of french boats confronted british vessels off the coast of normandy, claiming they were "pillaging" stocks of the shellfish. britain insists the fishermen are operating within the

these top predators found only in the highlands and islands of scotland are critical to their environment to use this genetic blueprint to help select the right birds to release elsewhere in the country. but while this landscapes most majestic residents have given up some very valuable secrets, they remain just as impressive as ever. victoria gill, bbc news, on the isle of mull. just three months before it was due to open, the launch of europe's biggest infrastructure project — the crossrail line through central london — has been postponed by almost a year. developers say they need more time to test the main section of the link, which is already £600 million over budget. trains are now expected to start running next september. a mother campaigning to have air pollution officially recognised as a cause of her severely asthmatic daughter's death has handed a 100,000—signature petition to the office of the attorney general. ella kissi debrah — who died in 2013 — lived close to one of london's busiest roads, where pollution levels regularly breached legal limits. her mother wants the inquest

but here the cloud looks more angry in highland scotland and some heavy showers in the highlands and e are the showers across western scotla nd there are the showers across western scotland and maybe some of those showers coming into west wales, but dry elsewhere, temperatures not great but it feels pleasant enough in the sunshine and the winds are light. through deceiving, the showers we do seek will fade away, exceptin showers we do seek will fade away, except in eastern parts of the channel where there will be more coming in. otherwise it will be dry and clear, cold again, like last night when we had temperatures in rowell parts of scotland down to one 01’ rowell parts of scotland down to one or two celsius. a chilly start first thing that it will warm up in the sunshine and we will see a lot of that. except maybe towards cornwall where it will be cloudy in the morning. later in the western isles the breeze will pick up, but elsewhere, dry, sunny spells and probably a bit warmer, especially in scotland. not so much in the south—east where the cloud will bubble up and there could be

we were below freezing in the highlands in scotland.the uk. may be turning a bit at and drizzly later on as well. plenty of sunshine for most of us as the day begins. some cloud building as we go on and we might see the odd shower breaking out across the east anglia, savvy in the. again, more cloud increasing to western scotland, northern ireland, the far south—west of england and that rings in a few spots of rain later in the day. essentially it is a fine day and temperatures into the high teens, a few creeping into the low 20s and thatis few creeping into the low 20s and that is a degree higher compared to two past couple of days. there is a warming trend is to go we can. lets ta ke warming trend is to go we can. lets take a look at things into tonight, more cloud stills and from that weather system across scotland, northern ireland, wales, was in england. light rain and drizzle out, leaving clearer skies to parts of the midlands and south—east england's, allowing temperatures to drop away into single figures, elsewhere it is a much m

weather front going to the far north of scotland. 0vernight, those outbreaks of rain will become mainly confined to the north and west of the scottish highlandsrnight the 11 and 16 celsius. not as muggy as the nightjust can‘t. high pressure will be with us roar. most will be dried and settled and good sunshine across england and wales. still some crawford northern ireland and scotland. better breaks today to allow for spells and sunshine. 21 celsius the high for northern ireland. 15—19 for scotland. mid to high 20s so to this for him and wales. —— england and wales. if they find any tumour with late spells of sunshine. notice how the cloud and rain starts to gather together into northern ireland. it is associated with this front the system here flowing to the northwest of the uk. these fronts will slip their way southwards through monday. ahead of that we will still hold onto the heat. it will not be into the middle of the week near the end of the week that we search sea temperatures slowly started to calm down. but the frontal air for the northwest will arrive to all of us. and not on monday. we will have upwards of rain across northern irel

scotland. they were moved from nests in the highlands where the majority of the birds are to be found. south of scotland and none in england or wales. 0ur correspondent lorna gordon has been given exclusive access, ahead of the eagles taking flight, for the first time. they are a sight more familiar to the moors and the mountains of the highlands and islands. but this young golden eagle is about to be released into the wild much further south. the raptor is hooded to keep him calm. he's one of three birds moved to a new home in a part of scotland where less than a handful of pairs remain. this is a male, he's really healthy. got a nice bit of meat on his sternum. and he's ready, ready to go, do you think? he's definitely ready to go. before that, they are measured. 124. examined to ensure they are healthy. then fitted with one of these, a satellite transmitter to track them once they take to the skies. the birds have been handled just twice — once when they were taken under licence from their nests in the highlands and then just now when they have been checked over and tagged before bei

like this one in the highlands of scotland.heir seeds contain omega—3 oil. consumers in many parts of the world would be happy to eat the salmon fed on the oil that‘s crushed out of them, but there is consumer resistance in europe. i think the technology has got a great deal to offer. it is not necessarily a silver bullet, but i think we should use that along with all the other approaches that we could adopt. especially now that we're going be leaving the eu, maybe there is an opportunity for us to consider how we regulate gm. we‘re going to cook them in the same pan and then we‘re going to taste. because they taste completely different. we‘re going to cook them in the same pan and then we‘re going to taste. because they taste completely different. aldo zilli is one of the country‘s foremost chefs. so he knows a thing or two about fish. the scientists are saying that it is healthier, it‘s got more omega—3 in it. do we believe that? oh, i believe them. i personally don‘t agree with it, but if they think that there is going to be

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these top predators found only in the highlands and islands of scotland are critical to their environmentt birds to release elsewhere in the country. but while this landscape's most majestic residents have given up some very valuable secrets, they remain just as impressive as ever. victoria gill, bbc news, on the isle of mull. the brexit secretary, dominic raab, says he's "stubbornly optimistic" about the prospect of a deal with the eu — following his latest round of talks with european officials in brussels. both sides said progress had been made on security and defence issues. but the eu's lead negotiator, michel barnier, says he is still seeking detail from the uk on its plan to avoid a hard border in ireland without which, there will be no final deal. a mother campaigning to have air pollution officially recognised as a cause of her severely asthmatic daughter's death has handed a 100,000—signature petition to the office of the attorney general. ella kissi debrah — who died in 2013 — lived close to one of london's busiest roads, where pollution levels regularly breached legal limits.

scotland. overnight, those outbreaks of rain will be mainly confined to the north and west of the highlands. kies in england and wales, where there could be some patchy mist and fog. lows overnight, 11 to 16, not as warm as the nightjust gone. high pressure with us tomorrow, most will be dry and settled and again plenty of sunshine, mainly in england and wales. still more cloud for northern ireland and scotland. some spells sunshine, but some rain arriving in the north and west later the day. 21 celsius, the high for northern ireland, 15 to 19 scotland, the mid—to high 20s for england and wales. getting close to 30 in the south—east. for many, a fine evening tomorrow, but noticed the cloud and rain starting to push its way into northern ireland and western scotland. this frontal system is the reason, this area of high pressure to the north and west of the uk, and these fronts will slip south on monday. ahead of that, we are holding onto the seat. it will not be until the of the week that the temperatures start to come down, but eventually be fresher air north and west will arrive for all of u

hot for scotland and northern ireland, as it will be across the south of england and wales, will still have some dry and bright weather. perhaps the slight difference is some rain in the highlandsntinue notjust for the weekend but further. the bank of england raises interest rates for will see some homeowners pay higher mortgages. i just think they are thinking about big business and actuallly they're not thinking about the millions of people affected by this who are struggling to pay their bills. so what does today's rate rise mean for savers. also on the programme. she was murdered by her adoptive father, now a review finds chances were missed to save 18—month—old elsie skully—hicks. keeping the peace in zimbabwe, a new president could be announced this evening following the disputed election. i'm andrew and i've got a smart phone. i'm kirsten and i've got a smart phone. i'm jake and i've got a smart phone. and i'm alice and i'm too small.

, it could be a bit of a disappointing day as he entered the afternoon for northern highland, parts of western scotlandd fresher air as he can to northern ireland i'm in southeast anglia, in the mid—20dc. and that weather fronts will be squeezed out by pressure building again into tuesday, so in area of cloud to parts of the middle and towards wales on tuesday, again another warm day with some sunshine in the southeast and to the north, it should be fairly warm with variable cloud in a few sun spells. as he headed to next week, looks like it warmer cross without them northwards, it will lose that brief speu northwards, it will lose that brief spell across the north of the country, and if i show you the jet stream, ill be very far northwestern parts of the country, we will see the areas of low pressure in the weather fronts, to the south of the jet stream there will be a warmer sector with, the in area of low pressure, my season showers by the end of the week, but ina showers by the end of the week, but in a message for early september is to feel pretty good extra high pressures , to feel pretty good ex

sunshine around. 0vernight, the rain in scotla nd around. 0vernight, the rain in scotland will become more persistent for the highlandse south and the west we've got low cloud working into wales. elsewhere it is not kind to be a cold one, another warm one with temperatures not going much lower than 13. monday, any missed and merck will lift quite quickly down towards the south—west. there will be more cloud through scotla nd there will be more cloud through scotland and down into northern england. through the afternoon, northern scotland seeing a greater chance of something a little bit brighter. but once again, the best of the sunshine and the highest temperatures down towards the south and the east. possibly up to 32 isn't out of the question. moving into tuesday, this weather front is going to try to make progress. this will introduce some outbreaks of rain and a bit more cloud for wales, too. and some sunshine the northern ireland. but once again, the heat and the best of the sunshine will be focused down towards the south—east corner. temperatures soaring. 32 celsius isn't out of the question on tuesday, another