very windy for the north east coasts. 9 degrees in hull will not feel pleasa nt degrees in hull willeel pleasant at all and across scotland ina band pleasant at all and across scotland in a band of cloud syncing southwards. showers will tend to ease. through this evening and tonight, showers continuing for a time but once we get past midnight most of those showers should have gone up. more cloud into northern scotland, now as cold as it was last night but away from these areas temperatures hovering very close to freezing. there could be a touch of frost tomorrow morning. this is sunday's weather chart. high pressure trying to build and but remains out to the west and that allows us to continue with this cold airfrom the north. when‘s allows us to continue with this cold air from the north. when‘s feeding that pulls air our way would be a strong tomorrow, if you're spending your day across the north sea coast it might not feel quite as chilly or as today. there will be one or two showers and generally cloudy weather going sideways across scotland with some outbreaks of patchy rain and

when you consider the outbreaks of rain,, 10 degrees in hull, it will not feel very pretty. some rain at times, a breezy spell. and they will still be some sunshine.

savings, tell me about the hull and the technology under the ship?technology under the ship? i am happy to share this, i can state that celebrity edge is by 20% more fuel efficient than any other ship we have so far, a huge number. i would say the same figure while we are imports, mainly the design of the hole with the ultra parabolic eva—marie perssonbough —— bough. that gives us up to 0.7% extra speed. we use less fuel, so that produces less waste. a great success. produces less waste. a great success. are you pleased that you have been held up by long queues of people arriving late to get back on board, will the technology make a difference? yes, i could speak for hours to tell you interesting stories of people running to catch the ship. we strongly believe that on embarkation days, the frictionless embarkation, as we say, gives a great experience for people to enjoy vacation. for us, having the ability to use the celebrity at to do your sign—on process, you technicallyjust walk in the ship and the app will recognise you and you just move to your

of hull is opening tomorrow so it is a mixed story. huge tourist attraction, brings many thousands of people into the resort every year. interesting listening to peter talking about the economic problems, blackpool has had its share of economic problems, is an old—fashioned british seaside resort, but they work hard to regenerate blackpool but the tower for the last 125 years has been a consta nt for the last 125 years has been a constant presence and so important to blackpool's past and future. the building you saw their surrounds the base of the tower, those are the people celebrating earlier in their victorian dress, you cannot see the bottom of the blackpool tower as you can the eiffel tower and inside that building there is a circus which performs every day of the year and the tower ballroom which people will know from strictly, we visit every year, and many generations of top world—class dancers who compete there. will this be like my birthday, one day and then it's over or could celebrations be stretched over a period of months?

elsewhere, huddersfield beat hull kr. tomorrow, but it's not football. we stay with rugby league because wigan warriors have travelled to barcelona to play catalans dragons in the super league. an estimated 30,000 fans are expected to attend a match, that's hoped will give the sport more international exposure. tania arnold reports. have to say i did not think i would be introducing a rugby league feature in the middle of barcelona, but here we are with the captain sean. incredible to be bringing the game here to barcelona and the new camp. it's a privilege to be part of it as a player and the fans enjoying the game tomorrow. it's a great to be part of it. you've been doing so much in your rugby league career. the camp is iconic worldwide everybody knows about it. as a say it's a special time and special to be part of. what can they do for themselves if they can build on this? for any of the supporters it's a massive thing to play in the stadium. and to have a real strong european game and have teams like cattle and who w

warrington wolves are a step closer to a return to wembley after a 28—22 victory over hull kingston rovers cup. last year's beaten finalists are now just a game away from their third final in four years. frankie dettori and ana purna won the oaks at epsom this afternoon at odds of 8—1, just beating pink dogswood, with fleeting in third. it was dettori's fifth oaks win, coming 25 years after his first. and colombian estaban chaves left the breakaway reeling on the final climb to claim victory on stage 19 of the giro d'italia. richard carapaz continues to lead by nearly two minutes ahead of the final mountain stage tomorrow. and finally, there's been a lot of compliments for the managers who've got liverpool and tottenham to the champions league final in madrid. but few will match this from a reporter to mauricio pochettino. i see you have lost weight. is it true that you have lost weight? i don't know. i see you thinner. is it true? no? ok. don't know. i see you thinner. is it true? no? 0k. it is the same, i am the same. whether or not he is any fitter, he is certainly raring to go like eve

hull f.c‘s inconsistent season continues with defeat to catalans and salford beat leeds rhinos 2816. round up of today's other sports news. bolton's rearranged championship game against brentford planned for next tuesday will now not take place. brentford will instead get three points for a one zero win. the match was supposed to take place last saturday but was called off as players refused to play over unpaid wages. johanna konta has reached the first clay court final of her career at the morocco 0pen. the british number one beat the australian fourth seed isla toml jan o vic in straight sets. britain's lizzie deignan finished in the pack in the opening stage of the women's tour de yorkshire. the former world champion was racing in britain for the first time since the birth of her daughter. the stage was won by dutch rider lorena wiebes. rick zabel won the second stage of the tour de yorkshire. the german taking the sprint finish in bedale. chris lawless was the top briton claiming third for team ineos. the race finishes in leeds on sunday. great britain's eventers are dominating a

halifax and wakefield will bejoined by hull, who overcame casteford tigers 28—12. in four years. olympic sailing champion giles scott says the decision to remove the finn class after next year's games will effectively end his olympic career. it's part of a major shake—up by world sailing who are seeking to improve gender equality and boost the sport's youth appeal. it's a great shame for the class. it is something i hold quite close. in terms of other boats i would be able to sail, it is pretty limited. the most difficult thing is really not for someone like myself but for the younger guys coming through. it is fair to say that potentially the way it is unfolding has been a bit of a bitter pill to swallow for some. and finally, russia's president vladimir putin has been showing—off his ice hockey moves with belarus's president alexander lu kashanko. they took to the ice in sochi after a culture, education and sport meeting. playing on the same team they beat the other side 16—1. and putin himself, who also has a black belt injudo, scored seven of those goals. he wa

ratchford's penalty goal gave warrington the narrowest of victories — 26—24 the final score. they play hullddersfield. st helens, who are top of super league went ahead early on butjoe wardle crossed overfor huddersfield, to make it all square. st helen's though, came back through theo fages and are currently leading 22—16 in the second half, at thejohn smith's stadium. pascal ackermann has won stage two at the giro d'italia. the german rider beat a world—class field of sprinters at the end of the 205—kilometre run — from bologna to fucecchio to claim the victory. the top end of the general classication remains unchanged, with primoz roglic keeping the pink jersey and britain's simon yates following close behind in second. the swedish golfer marcus kinhult produced nerves of steel to win the british masters in southport. kinhult had the lead, then lost it, and with the prospect of a four—way play—off looming, he needed a birdie at the last for victory — and he made it, to win by a single shot from a group including england's matt wallace. this is kinhult‘s first european tour title. great b

earlier, there was was an important victory for hull kingston rovers. of the table, level at 20 points all. ryan shaw scored a late penalty to seal the win. the day's final game at anfield is currently ongoing — leaders st helens taking on castleford. the score is currently st helens 36, castleford 1a. there's live commentary of the match on radio 5live sports extra and via the bbc sport website. england's bronte law is still in the running for her first career lpga title. she shares the lead at the pure silk championship in virginia with japan's nasa hataoka heading into today's final round. at one point, it looked like she'd be returning to the clubhouse a shot behind, but managed to birdie the 18th — her sixth in a round that also included two bogeys. 20 years on from that famous treble—winning season, manchester united have beaten bayern munich again today. the likes of david beckham, paul scholes and peter schmeichel were all on show while sir alex ferguson took charge of the team to commemorate theirfamous win in barcelona. united won 5—0, and you

also through to the quarterfinals are cataland dragons, after they thrashed doncaster, and hull kingstonthe fourth edition of the event, which takes place every world championship year. and it was a great start for team gb. the women's 4 x 400 team qualified for the final, bagging the second qualifying spot, after poland caught emily diamond in the last few metres. the men's 4 x 400 team also qualified, after finishing third in their heat. but team gb didn't qualify for the mixed 4 x 400 final, after their heat was dominated by canada, germany and kenya. the mixed four by four is a new event, and it will be included in the 2020 olympics in tokyo. gb men, however, did make it through, beating both brazil and jamaica to win their heat. and they crossed the line in a world—lead of 38.11 the reigning world champions last medalled at the world relays back in 2014, when they won bronze. britain's women failed to qualify, and will now have to rely on world rankings if they are to qualify for the world championships in

three trawlers set out from hull injanuary 1968 and never return, from hull injanuary1968 and never returnheir actions, countless lives have been saved. i am reliably informed that yvonne marie is with us today observing our proceedings. we salute her and her fellow women and we extend the warmest welcome to her, to the house of commons. applause. order. statement, the prime minister. with permission before i make my statement, may i recognise the work of yvonne marie and others and all those over the years who have campaigned to ensure that those in the workplace can have the degree of safety and security they need. with permission mr speaker, i would like to make a statement on the government's work to deliver brexit by putting forward a new deal that members of this house can stand behind. we need to see brexit through, to honour the result of the referendum and deliver the change the british people so clearly demanded. i sincerely believe that most members of this house feel the same, that for all our division and disagreement, we believe in democracy. that we want to make good on the

teslag us now, dana hull, reporter at bloomberg news. email leaked, it was on some chinese message board, a photo of any male and was scratching their heads saying, is this real? but what was in the email, and how much does it differ with the increasingly pessimistic perspective that wall street is taking on the company? dana: the email is real the email is. it took news organizations like berg time to verify, but it is real, going off to all employees. it is optimistic, going, team, we can make it, we stand a chance of exceeding the targets. that is in opposition to the analyst warnings, dan ives, wedbush, more recently and famously adam jonas. this is as much of an attempt to stop the bleeding. the email definitely had an impact in stopping beside of the stock, and a message to employees that things aren't as dire as analysts might have you see. romaine: so let's talk about the stock. this seems it was directed to a certain degree at the stock, and this is a country with convertible debt tied to the fortunes of the stock and compensati

initially he appeared distracted and he would have been pleased to see an early hull of the market butthree straight defeats before madrid and lost the first set six four. the niemi by contrast came to spain where he overcame rough around the dial. edmund had wonjust spain where he overcame rough around the dial. edmund had won just two of 25 matches where he went to set down. it never looked like he would salvage this one. he finished the contest but lost his fourth match on the trot. less than 2a hours after losing the moroccan open final, joanna contra now faced a considerable hurdle of the world number three simona hallett. she broke serve early, this was high velocity tennis. she tried to match up velocity tennis. she tried to match up in velocity tennis. she tried to match upina velocity tennis. she tried to match up in a blow for blow, an office with success, and is cursed with an ability of slipping into runs errors, so it was today. more of the same followed. the romanian began to look ever more comfortable in the second set and broke serve. johanna konta managed to break serv

it was big enough to swim into the hole of the hull of the ship. these are not pinpricks. the investigation shows concerns that the emirates had been sharing with allies about iranian intentions in the region, raising those concerns. secretary pompeo in europe yesterday, and brussels, able to share the united states intelligence on all of this with european partners who at the moment have been standing behind iran mostly. dave. >> okay, nic robertson live at the third of three hot spots around the globe. thank you, nic. >>> back in the nation's capital, the investigators being investigated again. john durham assisting attorney general bill barr in his review of the origin of the 2016 russia investigation. durham is the top federal prosecutor in connecticut. he will be looking into intelligence collection activities by u.s. government prior to election day to determine whether they were lawful, and that has democratic senator joe manchin puzzled. >> he's well qualified and has much experience. i just can't figure out what they're going to try to undo. if you want to know wh

when you consider the outbreaks of rain,, 10 degrees in hull, it will not feel very pretty. as we go to the end of the week, we will keep some showers. cool days, chilly nights. some rain at times, a breezy spell. and they will still be some sunshine. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. the prime minister appeals to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit. but the shadow chancellor says a crucial factor, trust, has been broken. ina single in a single word, do you trust the prime minister? no, not after this weekend. i think she isjeopardise the negotiations for personal protection. thailand's king makes a grand procession in front of large crowds in bangkok, in his first public appearance since his coronation on saturday. police forces in england and wales are urged to rethink their policy of asking rape victims for access to messages and photographs on their phones. the illegal puppy trade exposed. the treasury recovers more than £5million in unpaid taxes, in an operation to tackle the black market trade. now on bbc news, it's the travel s

officials say it's highly likely iranian combat divers used explosives to blow holes in the hulls of tankers anchored jut outside the persian gulf. none of the vessels was american but the u.s. has an interest in keeping the gulf open to shipping. the u.s. has already sent an aircraft carrier and b52 bombers to the region and has threatened to retaliate against iran for an attack on america or its interests. iran denies being involved in the tanker attacks and accuses president trump of playing a very dangerous game, risking devastating war. tina kraus, cbs news. >>> germany and the netherlands have also suspended military training missions in iraq. >>> reports the white house may delay tariffs on automobiles by six months may be stabilizing markets. right now the dow is up about 160 points. >>> an announcement of a new development in the heart of silicon valley, it's slated to go where a popular now ts. kpixne makovec s a's plan thato elopm developer said this will transform north santa clara. the greens oe outo bulldozed t what's being called a city within a city. >> we are creatin

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they fired underwater drones to ship hulls with 100 pounds of ebb explosives according to investigatorssaw multiple threat streams including satellite images of iran loading cruise missiles into hollowed out hulls of ships. they thought they were concerned that they could threaten u.s. bases and ships in the region. they have not declassified or released images however. that is when u.s. central command decided to accelerate the positioning of the u.s. abraham lincoln putting it on station two weeks ahead of schedule and deploying b-52s to the region within 50 hours of assessing threat. two u.s. military destroysers, uss mcfall and uss gonzalez transferred into the straight of hormuz without incident. some in the u.s. military that iran got the message of deterrents loud and clear after the uss lincoln moved within striking distance. general joe dunford and patrick shanahan will brief the full senate on tuesday. susan: thank you very much, jennifer. ashley: we have rebecca heinrichs, military analyst and hudson senior fellow. what do you think it could be miscommunication? iran thinking

excavations, especially in the the potential for finding the dna ofve 110 ens africans were kept in the hullikely if we can get this experimental dna done, we will actually be able to say, this is the dna of the original people who came across on the clothi lda. it would be an amazing moment. jane: fred, thank you for joining me. botswana has lifted a five year ban on the hunting of elephants. the problesays it will help address the problems of humans coming into conflict with the animals. rural communities hope to restore income that prroiously came f hunting, but the controversial -- but the decision is controversial. alastair: there are more elephants inotana than any other country, but that comes with its own problems. acwhile pors kill elephants across africa, some ask if there are too many of them here. livingnt near elepmeans your house can be flattened, crops destroyed, family members. kill right to stop conflict with humans is a botswana decision. our responsibility to people as well has not changed, and we must make luem part of the tion. alistair: hunting will dramatically reduce

i'll have you take a look at just how large this limb is that fell into this hull. this just hoisted it off of the roof. if you look closer at the front toor, this tree tree ripped the front door off its hinges. it was six feet in diameter and 60 feet tall. the tree crashed down on to the roof of this home early in morning around 1:00. you can see where a section of the roof buckled. neighbors say they are surprised it came down since the winds weren't that high and there wasn't a storm. >> that's pretty scarey. i'm just, you know, hope nobody got hurt and they're all okay because it's a shame. i mean, it's a beautiful tree. >> reporter: a bay area tree specialist spokesman says the tree likely came down because of old age and heavy weight on the protruding limb. crew wils will be out here all trying to remove the tree section by section. you see how big this big chunk they got off the roof is. and it's so large that they're actually going to have to bring in a semitruck tomorrow to load this tree up and get it out of the neighborhood, a big job ahead. reporting liv

this section that broke off was six feet deep hull. it crashed on the home early this morning. you can see where the section of the roof buckled. neighbors say they're surprised it came down since the winds weren't that high and there wasn't a storm. >> i don't know why it would break. i guess it got too heavy on one side. we have heard of that before. we had ours taken down. >> reporter: a spokesman with the bay area tree specialist confirms the tree appeared healthy. since the tree likely came down because of old age and heavy weight on the protruding limb, crews will be out here all day trying to remove the tree section by section. and these are huge sections, i'm telling you right now. they have been using cranes to hoist them down. they will have to bring in a semitruck tomorrow to get all of these limbs out of the area. also, a neighbor's tree received some damage because when the tree came down it also hit a neighbor's tree. but the man that was there inside when this happened told me that it sounded like a huge thunderstorm, a big crash when this all happened. but lucki

extends below the waterline where iranian frogmen are believed to have attached explosives to the hull. none of those were american, but the u.s. wants to keep the lanes open for shipping and promises to attack anyone who threatens the interests. "the nviewans d as many as 120,000 more troops. president trump denied that but not in a reassuring way. >> we have not plans for that. hopefully we're not going to have to plan for that, and if we did that, we'd send a helluva lot more troops than that. >> reporter: spearheaded by president trump's hard-lined national security adviser john bolton, the u.s. is threatening economic sanctions to throttle the iranian economy and threatens to use military force if iran strikes back. >> we have strong views on that, but that's okay. i actually tempered john, can you believe that. >> reporter: it sounds like a recipe for confrontation, and if somebody makes a mistake, for conflict. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> donald trump jr. will appear before the senate intelligence committee next month to answer questions in its russia investigation

the footage shows a hole in the hull above the water line. officials claim the two savvy oil tankers were targeted on sunday. authorities are investigating the incident. the u.s. says iran is likely behind the attack. >>> attorney general william barr appointed john durham, a u.s. attorney in connecticut to examine the origins of the russia investigation. the inquiry will focus on whether the government's meth adds to collect intelligence relating to the trump campaign were lawful and appropriate. president trump accused of them of spying on his campaign. >>> alabama state senate is expected to vote on the nation's most redistrict af borgs bill. the bill would ban all abortions except in cases where the mother or embryo is in danger. a doctor who performs an abortion would face up to 99 years in prison. last week georgia became the sixth state to enact a heartbeat bill banning abortion. none of the state laws are in effect because they're facing legal challenges. >>> the company behind the roundup weed killer will appeal after an attorney fou

cinema the stars may 27th on double hulled. some time in the 26th. my great granddaughter. what move the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. the when i was born there were 3 people you will share the planet with 9000000000. your world be around 2 degrees more. evidently sea level rise by at least one during this interim. move going to have some climate impacts mature greater than what we see going to. try to cause trouble at the lud. why are people more concerned. little yellow. stars may 31st on the d.w. . play. play. play. play. as a day. that. britain's prime minister says she has no choice but to quit she will resign on june the sept. i do so with no ill will but with enormous and ensuring gratitude to account for the opportunity to serve the country i know. through the maze failure to deliver praxis and nearly 3 years after the race referendum sealed my fate also on the program sealed with a kiss after 30 years.

extends below the water line, where iranian frogmen are believed to have attached explosives to the hullne of the tankers were american, but the u.s. has an interest in keeping the persian gulf open to shipping, and has threatened to retaliate against iran for any attack on america or its interests. the u.s. has already sent an aircraft carrier and b-52d the trump administration is reviewing plans to send as many as 120,000 more troops. president trump denied that, but not in a reassuring way. >> we have not planned for that. hopefully, we're not going to have to plan for that. and if we did that, we would send a hell of a lot more troops than that. >> reporter: spearheaded by president trump's hard-line national security adviser, john bolton, the u.s. is applying economic sanctions to throttle the iranian economy and threatening to use military force if iran strikes back. >> he has strong views on things, but that's okay. i actually temper john, which is pretty amazing, isn't it? >> reporter: iran's supreme leader has vowed to resist the american pressure campaign. that sounds like a re

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>>hull city of san francisco is getting a lot of people off the street but a look around people are still on the streets, many of them with mental health issues, many of the drug addiction issues so the question becomes where is the money being spent what more does the city of san francisco need to do going forward. right now the city of san francisco, but it's about million a year for the homeless. >>the bulk of that money or 65% goes towards permanent affordable housing. many with supportive services we have 9,000 folks o- any given night who are formerly homeless. >>who we're housing and keeping housed a every night. another 18% is earmarked for navigation centers, shelters, and homeless outreach. >>still with all that money being spent on any given day there remains at least 7500 people on san francisco streets and that number is holding steady because people are becoming homeless at a faster rate. existing homeless people are being moved into housing. >>in san francisco. our data shows that we exit 50 people from homelessness every week through all of our various exit programs and a

the east off the wind coming from the east off the north sea, with the cloud and rain, 10 degrees in hullhursday, that area of low pressure starts to drift away eastwards, but still a fairly u nsettled eastwards, but still a fairly unsettled weather pattern, some sunshine, some showers, hard to pinpoint at this stage exactly where the showers will be. but it remains pretty chilly, particularly in the north, mainly scraping up to 1a, 15 in the south. friday find us between weather systems. midway, low, sliding up to the east, another area of low pressure may be developing by this stage towards the south—west. there is uncertainty about that. the winds will be light, the showers could be quite slow moving, and those temperatures, still no great shakes for the time of year. as we get on into the coming weekend, low pressure looks like it'll slide eastwards early in the weekend, but thenit eastwards early in the weekend, but then it looks increasingly likely high pressure will start to build in from the west. settling the weather down, giving us more in the way of dry weather. at this stage,

the little boat and itjust turned broadside in front of the boat and itjust rolled over and then the hullte side of the ship, you know, just a few seconds later, and then it was down, it sunk. more than 2a hours on, the search continues for those still missing, but hopes are fading of finding anyone alive. the danube is flowing in full force, its waters just 10 celsius, offering little chance of survival. the focus now for the authorities — to find out what went so terribly wrong. the vikings ukrainian captain has been arrested, suspected of reckless misconduct leading to mass casualties. translation: what we can see on the cctv footage is the small boat, the mermaid, is sailing north. as is the bigger vessel, the viking. when they reached the pillars of the margaret bridge, the mermaid turns in front of the viking for some reason, and there was a collision. the mermaid got turned on its side and within about seven seconds, it sank. in south korea, relatives of the victims joined military search teams on a flight to budapest. in hungary, as rescue workers prepare to raise the sunken vesse

windy for northern england with winter coming off the north sea making it feel chilly. 10 degrees in hullings up, it stays cool by day and night. we will see rain by times but not all the times. breezy mid week but equally, some sunshine. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at four. the prime minister appeals to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit. the shadow chancellor says a crucial factor, trust, has been damaged. in a word, a single word, do you trust the prime minister? no. sorry not after this weekend when she has blown the confidentiality she had. i actually think she has jeopardised the negotiations for her own personal protection. as israel exchanges fire with palestinian militants for a second day, the israeli prime minister orders the military to deploy in strength around the gaza strip. crowds in bangkok brave a long wait in searing temperatures for a glimpse of their newly—crowned king. the illegal puppy trade exposed. the treasury recovers more than £5 million in unpaid taxes

halifax and wakefield will bejoined by hull fc — who overcame castleford tigers 28-12.nocked—out of the madrid open in the quarter—finals, beaten by dominic thiem, who had to come from a set down and save match points to end federer‘s clay—court return. the austrian won it 3—6, 7—6, 6—4 to set—up a meeting with world number one novak djokovic in the semi—finals. rafa nadal will play stefanos tsitsipas in the other semi. it's after the five time champion in madrid beat stan wawrinka in straight sets meanwhile in the women's event, simona halep is still no course to re—take the world number one spot. she's through to the final in madrid after beating belinda bencic. she'll play kiki bertens in the final and if she wins, halep will be the new world number one. that's all the sport for now. it is an improving picture through this weekend with high—pressure building killing a lot of the showers and produce more sunshine. gradually the temperatures will rise but we're not expecting a heat wave. but it will feel better than it has done of late. rain clearing from southern part

from london, hull to newcastle, you could catch a hefty shower but out west, cardiff, belfast, glasgowd be fine. the high pressure is pretty much slap bang over us on sunday. high pressure generally prevents clouds and showers from forming, that is why it will be dry on sunday. 16 in london. not necessarily desperately warm air heading our way but it's just that when we have high pressure over us just that when we have high pressure over us and the skies are sunny, mostly sunny, the temperatures tend to build and rise over the coming days. you can see the wind is blowing around high pressure next week, temperatures nudging up into the high teens and progressively into tuesday and wednesday we could be getting temperatures of around about 20 degrees. it should be warming up to those values by now as we get into the middle of may. those temperatures are steadily climbing, goodin temperatures are steadily climbing, good in cardiff, up to around 19. a couple of days of showers and then a nice warm and bright weather. back to you. thanks, tomasz. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime.

elsewhere huddersfield beat hull kr.a championship on our website bbc.co.uk/sport. the strength of that sunshine will help to break up the cloud. we will keep thicker cloud apache ran across scotla nd keep thicker cloud apache ran across scotland and northern ireland. england and wales seeing a mix of sunny spells and heavy afternoon showers and are going to be hit and miss so we won't all see them but if you do, that could be hail and the odd rumble of thunder. temperatures 19 in the south but 13 or 14 further north. significantly cooler for scotla nd north. significantly cooler for scotland that has been. into the early hours of sunday, a mild but also a cloudy start day on sunday. not much change in the pressure set up not much change in the pressure set upa great not much change in the pressure set up a great change in the weather. it will be a largely cloudy start once again but sunny spells developing, if few heavy afternoon showers and again, hailand the if few heavy afternoon showers and again, hail and the odd r

a coastline, dealing with chlorofluorocarbon release destroying ozone into the atmosphere, double—hulling difficult problems in the last a0 or 50 years, so i'm cautiously optimistic. interesting, because let me frame this last question in personal terms. you said that when you had your twins, some 30—odd years ago, you began to care a very great deal more about the future of the world. so in that sense, with that in mind, what do you think the chances are of the world actually being sustainable beyond the next, say, 50 or 100 years? my flip answer would be the chances are 51%. the reason why i say 51% is that i think the chances are better than even that we will succeed, but it is dicey, and it is going to take work. particularly it's going to take political will, which is the ingredient that is deficient at the moment. jared diamond, plenty to think about. thank you very much indeed for being on hardtalk. thank you. well you may have heard by now that it is turning a lot warmer, but the forecast isn't quite as straightforward in fact. it's not going to be turning hot everywhere, and i

little boat and then itjust turned broadside in front of the boat and itjust rolled over and then the hullopposite side of the ship, you know, just a few seconds later, and then it was down, it sunk. more than 2a hours on, the search continues for those still missing, but hopes are fading of finding anyone alive. the danube is flowing in full force, its waters just 10 degrees celsius, offering little chance of survival. the focus now for the authorities — to find out what went so terribly wrong. the vikings ukrainian captain has been arrested, suspected of reckless misconduct leading to mass casualties. translation: what we can see on the cctv footage is the small boat, the mermaid, is sailing north, as is the bigger vessel, the viking. when they reached the pillars of the margaret bridge, the mermaid turns in front of the viking for some reason, and there was a collision. the mermaid got turned on its side and within about seven seconds, it sank. in south korea, relatives of the victims joined military search teams on a flight to budapest. in hungary, as rescue workers prepare to raise th

and hull kingston rovers, who won at salford red devils.t was a great start for team gb. the women's four by 400 team qualified for the final, after they finished just behind poland in their heat. the men's 4 x 400 team also made it to the final, finishing third in qualifying. but team gb didn't qualify for the mixed 4 x 400 final, after their heat was dominated by canada, germany and kenya. the mixed 4 x 400 is a new event, and it will be included in the 2020 olympics in tokyo. gb‘s men have qualified for the final of the 4 x 100 metres. they crossed the line in the fastest time in the world this year, beating australia and jamaica. the reigning world champions last won a medal at the world relays back in 2014, when they won bronze. britain's women, though, failed to qualify after a change—over blunder. they'll now have to rely on world rankings if they're to qualify for the world championships in doha. i love the idea of their mixed relay at the olympics! that will be fantastic. let's take a look at some of the other sports stories today.

huddersfield scored ten unanswered tries as they beat hull fc by 55 points to two. we mentioned earlier, we're less than a fortnight from the start of the women's world cup in france. among those hoping to make an impact is england's, toni duggan. the barcelona forward missed out on a champions league winners medal at the weekend when her side lost to lyon, but she's out to put women's football centre stage this summer. as part of the bbc‘s change the game season, sally nugent went to spain to meet her. got actually really right now... go on. you like 0k. your spanish is good. tony certainly knows where she is going. it settled in spain, but headed for the biggest summer of her career. it's a massive few years for women's football, i think. this is the biggest thing on football calendar, you've got the world cup, and hopefully, we've got the 0lympics next year. and then the year after, we've got the european championships. so for me, the next two is for women football is generally come i know people say it every year, and it's going bigger and better, but this is ge

that will make it feel really chilly, 10 degrees in hull with cloud and rain and brisk wind.not all the time. breezy midweek but equally, some sunshine. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 5: the prime minister appeals tojeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit, but the shadow chancellor says trust has been lost. in a word, a single word, do you trust the prime minister? no. sorry, not after this weekend, when she has blown the confidentiality she had. i actually think she has jeopardised the negotiations for her own personal protection. israel and militants in the gaza strip engage in a deadly exchange of rocket fire, as tensions between the two sides continue to escalate. the newly—crowned king of thailand takes part in a procession through the capital, in a second day of ceremonies to mark his coronation. the illegal puppy trade exposed — the treasury recovers more than £5 million in unpaid taxes, in an operation to tackle the black market trade.

wednesday, especially in northern england with the wind and cloud coming off the north sea, 10 degrees in hullt times, breezy mid week and had mist all of that sum sunshine. —— some sunshine. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at three. the prime minister appeals tojeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit. the shadow chancellor says a crucial factor, trust, has been damaged. in a word, a single word, do you trust the prime minister? no. sorry not after this weekend when she has blown the confidentiality she had. i actually think she has jeopardised the negotiations for her own personal protection. as israel exchanges fire with palestinian militants for a second day, the israeli prime minister orders the military to deploy in strength around the gaza strip. crowds in bangkok brave a long wait in searing temperatures for a glimpse of their newly—crowned king. the illegal puppy trade exposed.

hull city but watched it last night. a great match! we will talk about it next.n—african focused property company was built. we'll get the inside track on grit real estate income group with its chief executive. you're with business live from bbc news. do you want to start? i'm looking at her, longingly. iwished do you want to start? i'm looking at her, longingly. i wished she would look at me longingly! some good news from britain's biggest companies. we need a bit of that. according to the latest profit watch report by the share centre, revenues at the uk's 40 largest firms are up 8%, and profits at these companies are also growing. not so great if you are a slightly smaller—sized company, the figures show those outside of the top 40 actually saw profits fall. richard stone is ceo of the share centre. let's talk to him now. explain to me first of all how you compiled these figures. i know we are talking about the 40 biggest companies but what exactly a re the 40 biggest companies but what exactly are you looking at and how? we basically look at all the companies

they play hull kr next. st helens beat huddersfield to set up a meeting with wakefield.lay hampshire in the final of cricket's one day cup. somerset beat nottinghamshire while holders hants beat lancashire. )lancashire and england bowler james anderson was forced to leave the field after being hit on the leg late in hampshire's innings. he'll be assessed by a physio tomorrow. james fuller hit the the winning runs for hampshire, who chased down their target of 2112 with 4 wickets and an over to spare. and the mumbai indians beat the chennai super kings by one run to win the indian premier league by one run, the fourth time they've claimed the title. that's all the sport for now. thanks, tulsen. the spy thriller killing eve was one of the big winners at tonight's bafta tv awards, taking best drama, best actress forjodie comer, and best supporting actress for fiona shaw. britain's got talent and i'm a celebrity also won awards, despite presenter ant mcpartlin taking time out from both series last year. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. many of the biggest

wins for leeds and hull kr. the tournament. he's set to be sidelined for up to six months recovering from a hip injury. in a statement released by his club leinster earlier today, they said o'brien will have surgery "in the next few weeks". that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. government sources have told bbc news, there have been serious expressions of interest from buyers for british steel, which was placed in compulsory liquidation on wednesday. but reports that the government has set a two week deadline for a sale, have been dismissed. it's understood uk as well as foreign firms, have made enquiries. earlier my colleague shaun ley spoke to our business correspondent, katy austin — who said the only other option apart from somebody buying the company — is for the government to nationalise it. the insolvency of the company means 5,000 jobs are directly put at risk. and 3,000 of those are at scunthorpe, where there's that huge steelworks. otherjobs are a

rugby league — super league's magic weekend continues at anfield and there was an important win for hull20 points—all, ryan shaw scored a late penalty to seal the win. in the day's second game, leeds lead london broncos 10 points to 6. britain's laura muir had to settle for bronze in today's women's elite westminster mile. it was muir's first run since defending her two european indoor titles in glasgow in march. melissa courtney won the race — which starts on the mall and finishes outside buckingham palace — with a time of 4 minutes and 29 seconds to retain her title. in the men's race, chris o'hare was pushed all the way by elliot giles as he secured his third westminster mile crown. o'hare just failed to break the four minute barrier afterfinishing the race in four minutes flat. coventry city say they have a "groundshare venue and agreement in place" for next season in case they are forced out of the ricoh arena. coventry owners sisu and rugby union club wasps — who own the stadium — are in talks over city staying at the ground, which is coventry‘s preferred option. but an ongoing leg

day three mining magna sites in hull could be key in north increase for one hundred years and goals to be mined fifty kilometers east of here. a lot of people are upset about that. mining and stuff it's very sensitive you know chivvying up question what are we supposed to do eat grass this treasure in these mountains would go well no it would be shovel. score years will start happening we will be destroyed here. tourism is a key element of the economy here in the how could it be region. fishing and agriculture also important. in terms of coexist with them to strip mining leases economy needs foreign investment but at what price. we're on our way to hell as gold company a subsidiary of the canadian mining group eldorado gold we want to interview some of the managers here. the security guard tells us to wait and want to find out more of the three mines that the company operates in this region especially the gold mine and scarring. vella phone call from the public relations department. a number of gold mines are to be built and more than greece the proposed projects have led to bitter dis

extends below the water line, where iranian frogmen are believed to have attached explosives to the hullnone of the tankers were american, but the u.s. has an interest in keeping the persian gulf open to shipping and has threatened to retaliate against iran for any attack on america or its interests. the u.s. has already sent an aircraft carrier and b-52 bombers to the persian gulf, and the "new york times" reported the trump administration is reviewing plans to send as many as 120,000 more troops. president trump denied that but not in a reassuring way. >> we have not planned for that. hopefully we're not going to have to plan for that. and if we did that we'd send a hell of a lot more troops than that. >> reporter: spearheaded by president trump's hard-line national security adviser john bolton, the u.s. is applying economic sanctions to throttle the iranian economy and threatening to use military force if iran strikes back. >> he has strong views on things but that's okay. i actually temper john, which is pretty amazing, isn't it? >> reporter: iran's supreme leader has vowed to resist