pressure to extract rich minerals like gold or copper from these highlands is increasing.hinese and canadian companies have succeeded to persuade the ecuadorian government to grant licenses to open up this ground, ignoring the opposition from the native population. president rafael correa is now confronting the quechua indians after he pledged to defend their interests when he was elected 7 years ago. president rafael correa has been concentrating power around his government after being reelected to a third term. now correa's leadership and popularity is threatened by grassroots and indian movements that oppose his drive to make mining a main source of revenue for ecuador. >> [speaking spanish] >> ecuador faces a tough dilemma. should its natural resources be exploited on a large industrial scale? or should they be preserved for the sake of the environmental protection? according to this analyst, mineral riches are the only means to finance health, education, and public works, so necessary for the development of the country. >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] ?z

as far as the night's concerned, still some snow falling across the highlands of scotland.her in place here. the rest of the country, particularly around western and south—western areas, that's where we'll get the showers. the low pressure will be sitting on top of the uk and that's going to be spawning the showers, but not everywhere. the thinking is that in the morning some of us will actually have a lot of sunny weather, but look at those showers go across much of wales, much of england as well, but in the north, it's a different story. in scotland, we are in fact expecting fine weather in the very far north—west. then we have a band of snow across the highlands, possibly some sleet across the lowlands, but look at that, in the south, you've got basically a massive rush of showers and some of these will bring hail and thunder, but there'll be lots of sunshine in between as well. eventually, that thundery area of low pressure and downpours moves away towards scandinavia. the weather opens up a little bit, we get this window of fine weather. on thurday, chilly start, there

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milder for significant snow accumulations in the highlands.n ireland tomorrow, about 11 degrees in newcastle are fast. —— in newcastle and belfast. this is bbc news. the headlines: doctors warn the nhs is facing a year—round crisis — with claims the pressures of winter look set to continue over the summer. we're likely to see trolley waits and pressures on beds similar to the winters of 2015 and 2016. the director of public prosecutions, alison saunders, will stand down in october after a series of recent controversies. china hits back at us trade tariffs with new import taxes worth over £2 billion. us pork, nuts and wine are among the products hit, as beijing responds to president trump's duties on steel and aluminium. the m62 near bradford reopens after a crash which killed two people. a man has been arrested. and china's abandoned space lab comes to a fiery end, as it falls to earth over the south pacific.

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certainly the southern up land of scotland, the lowlands, the highlands, further snow to come here tonight as well. you can see the further south you go, into northern england, through the lake district, that is mostly rainfall, some rain in northern ireland too. and further south still, this is where we have the mild air, so no snow for you here today and certainly no snow on way. these are the troublesome areas if you are still travelling round 10.00, the easter break, glasgow, edinburgh, snow there, most of the snow will be settling in the southern uplands and further north in the highlands as well but it is mostly slushy stuff. it has been so far, that is isn't going to change. to the south of this area of snow, the winds are coming in out of the south and south—west, so this is mild air, so tonight there is going to be a huge temperature contrast between the south of the country, and the north of the country, obviously where it is snowing that is where the cold air is so here temperatures will be round, just above freeze organise so, hence the snow will be wet and slushitor, the south

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highlanders felt that liquor taxation in particular was the beginning. it was the opening movement of the federal government coming in to mess up their lives in all kinds of unknown ways. course inrtake my civil war, this is something i talk a lot about. this strain of paranoia in american politics is fundamental to who we are. it was before we were talking about the high-minded concepts of liberty and equality. we're talking about, the british are going to come and do terrible things. that conversation was going on in the 1770's before we were americans. paranoia is part of our dna. come ining channeled this case, in a direction that is not so great. to liquor taxes grows more violent in the 1870's. moonshiners are trying to kill federal agents. a group of 50 armed men forced revenue is release a moonshiner who had been captured and was going to be prosecuted. this just becomes a state of affairs in the 1870's in the south. alongside anning of kkk violence against white republicans and former slaves. it is easily the most violent. an american history in

turning chilly with a touch of frost, especially across the highlands of scotland.d western parts of the uk faring best sunshine on sunday. much of england staying cloudy away from north. still feeling cool. not quite have dumped tomorrow. fewer showers around until later in the day across the south—east. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. alfie evans, the toddler at the centre of a legal battle over his treatment, has died. his father said in a tweet "my gladiator lay down his shield and gained his wings... absolutely heartbroken." cabinet colleagues rally round home secretary amber rudd. she says she didn't see a memo copied to her office, which detailed home office targets for deporting illegal immigrants. state media in north korea has hailed yesterday's summit with the south as an historic meeting that paves the way for the start of a new era. parole board decisions could be challenged more easily under new government proposals. it follows a review set up after the release of the serial sex offenderjohn worboys, a decision that was later overturned. now o

there could be some significant snow accumulations in the highlands.here will be some showers around, some of them heavy, particularly in england and wales, where it will be a mild night. looking at the big picture for tuesday, this weather front is still close to scotland and with it there will still be some outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow, mainly on the hills at this stage. elsewhere across the uk, a lot of cloud around, some showers, some of them could be quite heavy. although it is going to be another! day in scotland, more of us will see temperatures ageing up. low pressure is still close by as we go into wednesday and that is going to be feeding is some showers north—eastwards across the uk and again some of them could be quite heavy. so it is a messy looking picture on wednesday, with the weather driven by low pressure. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. alison saunders — the director of public prosecutions for england and wales — is to step down from the role later this year. her five years in charge have been marked by a series of contr

a few showers working into the western isles and highlands by the end of the night.ng from the atla ntic notice more wind coming from the atlantic across scotland, northern ireland and northern england and so the temperatures will be easing back as we in the week. still pleasant with a sunshine. still pretty warm across the south—east with temperatures up to 25 in london. this fine, dry, settled weather is being brought to us because of this dry pressure —— high pressure. showers working in across western areas. they will form ahead of this or that front that is to the west of the british isles. there may be a few thundery showers developing across the western side of the country at some point during saturday. eastern and northern areas should say largely dry and fine with some sunshine. kim richards easing back somewhat. 23 in london. cooler across the north of the uk with some heavy rain around on sunday, not too much in the rain for the south—east, though there could be one or two mac passing showers. much cooler next week. that is your latest weather. this is bus

a prenatal program at oakland's highland hospital is credited with reducing premature births by more than a third. abc7 news reporter laura anthony filed this story in august. >> it's a program that's proving the value of shared experience -- moms-to-be at oakland's highland hospital undergoing their prenatal care together. it's called centering, and it's credited with reducing preterm deliveries by 33% to 47%. >> when babies are newly born, do they have a lot of head support? >> in centering, you bring it all out in the open. everyone gets to share their experiences and their fears and their hopes, and they learn that they're not alone, that everybody's having similar experiences or, if they're having different experiences, they can determine what's normal, what's of concern. >> besides the usual blood pressure and weight checks, centering includes group sessions in the late stages of pregnancy -- 8 to 12 women with similar due dates. >> they said that the milk is -- for the first six months -- is the best. >> elicia alvarez is expecting her third child but is getting valuable, new

land in and snow, snow into the highland in particular, showers and snow, snow into the high land in particular, showers elsewhere, some heavy but things perking up across a large part of england and wales as it turns milder. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines: winnie mandela — the south african anti—apartheid campaigner and second wife of nelson mandela — has died at the age of 81. her grandson says she'll be missed by all of those who knew her. it isa it is a tragic loss to us all. so i send condolences to everyone, to all that loved and supported winnie mandela and the family. doctors warn the nhs is facing a year round crisis — with claims the pressures of winter look set to continue over the summer the director of public prosecutions, alison saunders, will stand down in october when her contract expires — after a series of recent controversies. and in the next hour we'll bring you all of today's sporting action. and we'll have reaction as alan pardew‘s four—month tenure as west brom manager comes to an end. that's in our sports bulletin at half past five and on the

certainly the southern uplands of scotland, the highlands further snow to come tonight.. and further south we have the mild air. so no snow for you here. these are the troublesome area tonight, if you're travelling tonight, glasgow, edinburgh, some snow there. most of the snow will settle across the southern uplands and further north in the highlands. but it is mostly slushy stuff. it has been so far. that isn't going to change. to the south of the snow the winds are coming out of the south west. so this is mild air and tonight there will be a huge temperature contrast between the south and the north of the country. where it is snowing, that is where the cold air is. here temperatures around just above freezing, so the snow will be wet and slushy. to the south, 5am, ten degrees in london. a mild start in the south. this low pressure, this large area of low pressure is with us on tuesday. we can see some breaks in the weather. it won't be all bad. on tuesday some sunshine around. the best of the weather i suspect will be across parts of wales, england, but even here some

the lowlands into the highlands, as well. to be sad about it is mostly rain at the moment.or example, around the lake district in lancashire, it is boring. by the time it gets to ten o'clock, the rain will ease any self. some disruption to travel at this time, after the easter period. a cold 2 degrees in scotland, but a big temperature contrast between south and north. io temperature contrast between south and north. 10 degrees on tuesday in the south. south—westerly wind, so it will stay mild. still hold between tuesday, a bit of snow, only 4 degrees there in glasgow and edinburgh. sunshine in england and wales and temperature is could get up wales and temperature is could get up to 14 degrees. you're watching beyond one hundred days. china slaps tariffs on 128 different american products — targetting key election states. in the growing tit—for—tat — the white house is expected to respond with more sanctions on chinese technology imports. the prospect of a full on trade war sends the dow tumbling as investors wonder where this financial fight will lead. we bring up the whi

some significant accumulations in the highlands, ona significant accumulations in the highlands, on aght the rain, sleet and snow today, still close to scotland, so plenty of cloud here. none of the precipitation will be as heavy as some of you are seeing, but still some of you are seeing, but still some outbreaks of rain, sleet and hill snow. showers working through northern ireland, parts of england and wales, and some of those could be heavy, but not a wash—out. for a large pot of england and wales, dry, sunny moments, and temperatures leading up to the mid—teens. an improvement in belfast. still on the chilly side in scotland. for the week ahead, wednesday still has low pressure close by, so most of us seeing rain showers but, by thursday, a chilly start, but there will be some sunshine around, and temperatures heading up nicely by the weekend quite widely across the uk. but it will not be settled, there could still be some rain at times. that's the latest forecast. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: there is a new warning from health staff that the nhs in england is likely t

snow in the morning, the best of any dry weather across shetland and the hebrides and north—west highlands across the plans later. for england and wales you will be lucky to avoid those showers, some of them heavy. quite a blustery day across many western areas. temperatures into the teens between the showers. a cold day in scotla nd between the showers. a cold day in scotland and northern ireland. thursday the best day of the week, turning right in the west on friday. you're watching beyond 100 days. a miserable day to be travelling in europe. railway workers in france begin a three month rolling strike, testing president macron's resolve to reform the economy. making things more miserable, a europe—wide computer glitch disrupted flights right across the continent. donald trump defends his tough tactics on beijing as the white house prepares more tariffs. also on the programme — the chinese parents, reunited with their missing daughter, 2a—years after she disappeared. get in touch with us using the hashtag —

the scottish highlands were bathed in sunshine earlier on today and you can see the extent of the sunnyoss northern and western areas whether you cannot help but notice this area of cloud across eastern parts of england. the pressure close by hirst has been feeding in this band of rain all day across east anglia and the south east of england with a strong winds as well. that has led to these great gloomy skies, rough seas out and about as well and the combination of strong winds and the rain has kept temperatures very low at the time of year. it has been a very cold day. tonight ‘s area of low pressure will move away into the north sea. the weather will become drier but staying quite windy. lighter winds across the northern half of the uk will allow temperatures to dip down to freezing orjust below will allow temperatures to dip down to freezing or just below are will allow temperatures to dip down to freezing orjust below are so expect some patches of frost/ the day in northern areas of the uk. to see looks like being a better day. high pressure coming in for a time which means a big i

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but very different across the scottish highlands, our weather watcher capturing those guys and some beautifulflowers, some or of that to come actually later in this forecast. but for the time being, this evening and tonight, it is all about the cloud, some showery rain and parts of the midlands, northern rain into scotland, some misty and murky condition once again, at least the temperature is not trotting to far. there will be mild under the cloud. fabrics of rain in northern england and scotland, further south something dry but still generally cloudy, to something a bit writer into the far south, a late burst of sunshine along the south coast. still breezy across the north—east of scotland, but the breeze easing a little for the north sea coast of england. temperatures for the likes of hull and norwich perhaps higher than they have been over the last few days, and that trend of rising temperatures continues more generally as we go into the weekend. there will be some sunny spells, it will be breezy though, and still the chance to some heavy showers. saturday should be mostly dry, a lot of c

the highlands of scotland and the northern isles.f uk, but still warm in the south, with temperatures are prettified towards london and the south—east. all this fine weather is coming to to this high pressure. it is slipping away a little as we move through the weekend to allow a greater risk of some showers to come up from the south. they are most likely to swing up south. they are most likely to swing up ahead of a weather front that is out just to the west of the up ahead of a weather front that is outjust to the west of the british isles. some showers or thunderstorm developing across western areas of the uk. -- developing across western areas of the uk. —— thunderstorms. the best of the sunshine in scotland and eastern areas of england, where it will fill pleasantly warm, coverage is up to 23. the second half the weekend, we could see further showers, and we will continue to seek temperatures easing back, particularly across the north—west of the country. in fact, so they could out quite wet across the far north of england, nort

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beautiful blue skies across the uk but snow across parts of the highlands.ar blue skies. you can see a weather front of low pressure behind me, that means that through tonight there will be increasing clout, strengthening wind at west and some rain around, that will reach belfast but to the east of that a lot of clear skies, pretty chilly, a touch of frost in some areas although most major towns and cities will be between two and three degrees. on friday the weather split, in the west, rain, reaching glasgow, part of wales but many central and eastern areas will have another stunning day, temperatures in london higher tomorrow, it will reach 17 celsius, on the weekend a bit of rain around but overrule for most of us rain around but overrule for most of us relatively mild. overall the most of us. you're watching beyond one hundred days. donald trump will deploy the national guard to the us—mexico border. the president says they will stay there until congress funds a wall and proper border security. but are they needed? the number of migrants crossing spiked l

most will settle across the southern uplands and further north in the highlands.ld air. so tonight there will be a huge temperature contrast between the south of the country and the north of the country. where it is snowing, that is where the cold air is and temperatures around freezing and the snow will be wet. to the south, 5am on tuesday, ten degrees in london. a mild start in the south. this low pressure, this area of low pressure is with us on tuesday. you can see some breaks. so it won't be all bad. on tuesday some sunshine around. the best of the weather i suspect will best of the weather i suspect will be across parts of wales, england, but even here stock market —— some showers are expected. northern ireland in differentf northern ireland in differentf northern ireland and scotland. five in aberdeen. but 15 in the south of the country. the story for the rest of the week is for things to turn more settled. there will be some showers around on wednesday. that is probably the really unsettled day for the weather changing from sunshine to rain. but tinge over

lovely highland picture here of some flowers.rain and drizzle around low, grey cloud shrouding the hilltops of the pennines, really unpleasant conditions out there through the course of the night. so clear in the far north of scotland and the temperatures wherever you are in the far north or south, not really that different, seven in plymouth, around six degrees expected in edinburgh. the forecast for friday itself, and we're expecting some of that grey, damp weather to eventually clear away, and for most of us it's a case of cloudy skies through much of the morning and much of the afternoon as well, but in the south it looks as though some of those clouds will be breaking up a little bit so i think there will be some sunshine on the way i think later in the day for london, cardiff, possibly for birmingham and norwich as well. 1a tomorrow in london, still chilly in the north, only seven in aberdeen and nine in the lowlands of scotland. that was friday, how about the weekend 7 it looks as though things are going to be warming up,

will, though, be a few showers for western scotland but most of these will be across the western highlandse northern half of the uk, temperatures a few degrees down. still feeling pleasant if you're out and about in the sunshine but the warmest air more limited to east anglia and south—east england. highs of 27 in london but i wouldn't mind betting that somewhere like in gravesend, it could even get warmer than that, 28 or maybe even a 29. friday night, we do it all again. clearing skies, a few mist and fog patches forming but but it will be a cooler night across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, quite chilly here indeed by the end of the night, with temperatures around 4 or 6 degrees. still in double figures, though, further south. the weekend, we will see some further changes in our weather. the temperatures will continue to ease back. there will still be some warm sunshine around but increasingly, we will see some thundery downpours breaking out and becom quite windy as well as the weekend goes by, particularly in the north—west. the changes are all brought out by this ar

more of the same on friday, although there will be some showers coming and going for the highlands ofe northern isles too. fresher air working across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. the temperatures easing back in the northern half of uk, but in the south, it's another very warm one, temperatures 25 towards london and the south—east. so all this fine weather's being brought to us thanks to this high pressure. the area of high pressure is slipping away a little bit as we go on through the weekend, to allow a greater risk of some showers to come up from the south. so they're most likely to swing up ahead of a weather front that's out just to the west of the british isles. we may well see some showers or thunderstorms developing across western areas of the uk. sunny spells elsewhere — the best of the sunshine probably for scotland and across eastern areas of england, where it will feel pleasantly warm, with temperatures up to 23. for the second half the weekend, it looks like we may see further showers, and we'll continue to see the temperatures just ease back, particula

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the scottish highlands had beautiful sunshine, some spring flowers showing through as well, and i thinksome slightly more springlike weather as we head through the next few days. but during tonight, we will see some showery rain pushing its way northwards. some of that could be on the heavy side. generally, a lot of clouds. temperatures between 4—9 degrees. into tomorrow, a grey start once again. we'll see these outbreaks of rain moving across northern england and scotland, some a heavy burst of rain for a time. things drying out from the south but still, predominantly cloudy. we will have to wait to late in the day to get any brightness in across the south coast particularly, but these temperatures, well, not doing too well where you're stuck underneath the cloud up towards the northeast, particularly with a feed of winds off the north sea. up into double digits further south and things, generally speaking, will warm up as we go through the weekend with some spells of sunshine. quite breezy though and still with the potential for some hefty showers. saturday should be a largely dry day

will, though, be a few showers for western scotland but most of these will be across the western highlandsl feeling pleasant if you're out and about in the sunshine but the warmest air more limited to east anglia and south—east england. highs of 27 in london but i wouldn't mind betting that somewhere like in gravesend, it could even get warmer than that, 28 or maybe even a 29. friday night, we do it all again. clearing skies, a few mist and fog patches forming but but it will be a cooler night across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, quite chilly here indeed by the end of the night, with temperatures around 4 or 6 degrees. still in double figures, though, further south. the weekend, we will see some further changes in our weather. the temperatures will continue to ease back. there will still be some warm sunshine around but increasingly, we will see some thundery downpours breaking out and becom quite windy as well as the weekend goes by, particularly in the north—west. the changes are all brought out by this area of low pressure. a cold front will be bringing that cooler ai

counties may avoid most of that and parts of the english sings a brightness at times been at the highlande and no where will be particularly want to week. mid—teens as week and that is what they will stay. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: nine people have been killed and more than a dozen injured after a van collided into pedestrians in toronto. we have located that vehicle. the driver is in custody right now and he's being investigated as to the events that took place this afternoon. it's a boy — the duke and duchess of cambridge introduce their new son to the world — he'll be fifth in line to the throne. an end to citizenship fees and language tests for the windrush generation — as the government continues to address the commonwealth migration scandal.

country there was at least some sunshine and a beautiful scene for a weather watcher in the scottish highlandsverhead this afternoon and a beautiful day for a walk close to the const —— coast. you can see there was more acquired across northern england and northern ireland and scotland but that melted away for the day and showers developing across the south of england and wales through the later afternoon and through the night we will see one or two showers clipping into east anglia. most areas will be dry with clear spells on the odd mist and fog patch and for the south—west, the first sign of change. thickening cloud and strengthening wind as his area of low pressure squeezes in from atlantic. sunday is a slightly different looking and feeling day. more cloud around, quite breezy, particularly in the west and we will see some rain at times but that rain will be at times not all the time, sporadic rain pushing across the south west and wales and northern ireland and for east anglia and northern england and southern scotla nd northern england and southern scotland through the day. behind the m

a damp day in the highlands. much, much cooler in the west compared to today.at if you are running the london marathon through to tomorrow, but it will all change, because by the end of the day fresher air is with you, and next week we will have weather more typical of spring. this is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories: international inspectors have finally been able to collect samples from douma in syria where it's thought chemical weapons were used two weeks ago. kim jong—un suspends all north korea's nuclear and missile tests, ahead of talks next week. and the funeral for the former first lady of the united states, barbara bush has been held in houston, texas. her son jeb bush described how he had asked her if she was ready to die. without missing a beat she said, i believe in jesus without missing a beat she said, i believe injesus and he is my saviour, i don't want to leave your dad, but i know i will be in a beautiful place. hello and welcome to bbc news.

tourists are headed up to the highlands. >> they're people. >> they come up and start mayma friends with him. >> they're lined up. waiting in the grass. >> it's cool, are you right out there in this scottish wilderment almost. you have these wild animals, they'regent him, pretty magestic. what are you doing? >> look. >> it's just a wonderful, magical experience. in fact, the rest is great. you should check it out. >> but. >> my god, it's not the only magical experience. >> crews in australia got to see something pretty special, too. >> it's not just who, there is something cool happening right now. >> oh my goodness. >> you got it. >> she's a little tale, next to mum's tale, this in front of everybody. and they are so excited. >> it's such a rare experience. >> we do get to see this brand new dolphin. >> oh my god, look at it. >> you know what's more. >> savage than a meathead at the gym. grandma. >> watch grandma heckle body builde builders. >> and this soccer player has mad skills. >> oh, no way. >> see what else he can do. detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria ♪ the one the rest of th

the scottish highlands were bathing blue skies and sunshine, and the satellite picture shows what happeneds stream of cloud. as we go through this evening and tonight, we will see that cloud sitting in again and we also see some bricks of showery rain in the east anglia, the midlands, up through northern england and scotland. some of these showers could actually be on the heavy side. into tomorrow, this showery rain will continue out of northern england and northwards across scotland. further south, something drier, yes, but still large amounts of cloud. later in the day, something a little bit brighter across the south coast. perhaps not quite as chile in eastern england by the east coast of scotland still seen the breeze over the north sea, system seen the breeze over the north sea, syste m o n seen the breeze over the north sea, system on the cool side here. through the weekend, things will warm some spots of sunshine. so the risk for some heavy showers but saturday does that look like a bad day at all. and after all because that many of us have had to begin with recently, there is a mu

a few showers coming and going across western scotland, particularly in the highlands.g down a little bit. still warm in the sunshine. temperatures of 17 degrees in aberdeen. the warmest air of 17 degrees in aberdeen. the warmestair in of 17 degrees in aberdeen. the warmest air in south—east england and east anglia. possibly 28 or 29 again. someone like gravesend might be pretty well. as a weekend goes, things turning increasingly u nsettled. things turning increasingly unsettled. temperatures easing and there could be some thunderstorms breaking out. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: a toast for queen elizabeth after she tells leaders of 53 nations it's her sincere wish that prince charles succeeds her as head of the commonwealth. the former director of the fbi, james comey, has told the bbc that he doesn't believe there is anyone around donald trump who can contain him. president miguel diaz—canel promises to continue communist rule in cuba as the castro dynasty finally draws to a close. drowning in pl

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we could see well some significant accumulations developing in the highlands.ar spells. there will be some showers around, some of those could be on the heavy side, particularly into england and wales, where it will be a mild night. but you can see for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, temperatures are still struggling. now as we look at the big picture for tuesday, this weather front is still close to scotland, so with it there'll still be some outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow, snow mainly on the hills at this stage. elsewhere across the uk, a lot of cloud around, some bright or sunny spells, some showers, some of those could be quite heavy if you catch them, and although it is still going to be a another chilly day in scotland, more of us see those temperatures edging up. so i! in newcastle and belfast, but in the sunny spells elsewhere in england and wales we could be as high as 15 degrees. low pressure still close by as we go into wednesday — that's going to be feeding some showers north—eastwards across the uk again. some of these could be

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form of the house is influenced by traditional mediterranean architecture especially that from the highlands around sicily north of africa. in particular that moves us. but the lady and a little island salon safely some traditional moroccan and. you're from i grew up that's what inspired us. a spanish use kitchen dining room is the focal point of the one hundred twenty square meter hops colorful excess reasoned are provided the only access to the stark point to the interior. this is meant to be the heart of the house the warmth irradiates from year on. we have the sun coming in the chimney right behind your shoulder the colors in this of the places all here and all the activities supposed to start from here and here against the rest of the house. other support rose principal months of the year here with his family the furnishings are practical well designed. a freestanding bathtub helps residents cool in the summer. even when the mercury claw. arms to forty degrees celsius it still cool indoors the windows are laid down so as to circulate cooling breezes within the house and the thick walls

last night in the highlands. again, sunny spells with mist and fog clearing.ce. later in the day the rain arrives in the south—east corner. this area of low pressure bringing very wet and windy weather. if you're outdoors on monday, stay tuned to the forecast because we are likely to see very heavy rain at times. strong winds as well with travel disruption. lots of water on the roads. heavy and persistent rain moving towards the midlands, edging further west through the day. at the moment the far west of england will stay predominantly dry but increasingly breezy. the northern pa rt increasingly breezy. the northern part of england could stay dry too. temperatures this weekend around 13 but through the midlands and way easier bit of sleet on the hills only 11—5 degrees in the afternoon. yes it's called but the first week of may sees warmer weather and by the end of the week back up to the mid and high teens across eastern areas. enjoy your saturday. he always ends on a high note, doesn't he? litter on the streets and rubbish left to rot in soaring summer tempe

further north, a greater risk of showers in the scottish highlands and the islands.and. we still hold onto that peak, intense heat but with lower temperatures the sun is stilljust as strong. there is strong you be if it is out. at high son and decks tomorrow. then through friday evening into saturday morning, the mist and fog returns around, you can see the weather system sitting out in the atlantic. that is the troublemaker for the weekend. what will bring to an end the unbroken dry and sunny weather for many parts, more showers. it's already getting going in southern and western areas. like showers on saturday and the devil in the detail for the weekend but still a lot of dry and pretty warm weather, loophole 18 zurlo 20s but after lo gets closer in, the chances are the showers will start to turn heavy as well. potential for thunder and the slow—moving downpour through saturday night and into sunday. that was affront finally starts to introduce the fresher air right across the country but will take quite late into the day in southern and eastern areas. goodbye. hel

look at the development of the highland lake stem.and then to create with the lakes in the treatment and to a very great extent by the efforts and places like that. and the growth had become so significant that the rice farmers found themselves cut off. and now flashforward a guy by the name of jeff williams was interested in taking some of his water and selling it in odessa and was blocked doing that but although he did finally prevail. and it occurred to him that the laws allow him to pump hundreds of thousands of gallons of water and to make a point and those in the very wet southeast could go a significant portion of their rice crop? and i will use the water and grew rice. but he was making a political point. and very often in the course of this book this is not a drivable glory scholarly treatise. human beings are wild and unpredictable you are just like the rest of america only more so. >> indeed. there is a distinction at least with the surface waters that distinction is used often one phrase one word with beneficial use that w

unexpectedly it's located in iceland's highlands a diving paradise bought from the coast. states wine and guns presented we're going to a very special diving site because only a handful of people have dived here before we didn't even discover it until recently and it's something very special that's so on the list. to be as true as it has been the head of the dive organization in reykjavik almost twelve years today it is iceland's best known diving company. its international clients include actors like the american ben stiller pierce second from the left. sweden's king calcutta. and hollywood star tom cruise. these are strong the icelandic kinds are characterized by sponsor vegetation and fast flowing streams just getting his neck bench and itself. up to crossing a number of mountain ridges and rivers the dr has reached a plateau. this is a stars they tried but they still know body of water in size. to be as instructs everyone to get their diving equipment together. the divers strapped. to their bodies. so. then c.b.s. confirms what they've begun to suspect the diving spots