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, we could see one oi’ develops in iberia, we could see one or two isolated showers or thunderstorms the week but for many is a lot of dry whether through the week ahead and when the sun is out it will feel pleasa ntly when the sun is out it will feel pleasantly warm. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm vicky young. the headlines at 11:00: prince harry and meghan markle have been married at a ceremony in st george's chapel, windsor, in a royal wedding that's been watched across the world. the bride arrived at the chapel with ten pageboys and bridesmaids, and wearing a dress by a female british designer. prince charles accompanied meghan markle down the final part of the aisle while prince harry and her mother looked on. meghan, i give you this ring. as a sign of our marriage. with my body, i honour you. all that i am i give to you.

was help but newman a rule through the iberia parish sheriff's office who went beyond the law. and you know innocent people. when the drugs on innocent people and stouffer drug dealers to go. that is totally opposite of what i am in one of them. he declined our interview requests. would ten of ackles deputies behind bars for their crimes the city of new iberia has voted to replace the sheriff's department with a new police force. lou sacco continues on the sheriff of the parish and is still in charge of the jail. while we were filming in southern louisiana five more sheriff's deputies from nearby towns were arrested for beating prisoners. it's not shocking anymore there's no ripple effect there's no way there's no outrage i mean think about you're down here for just a number of days and two different departments within sixty miles of here five deputies arrested for abusing prisoners. i mean i would think in another part of the country and maybe a bigger media market or whatever but i'm it made the news don't get me wrong but i don't i don't know for people that slow down for. e

another long sunny day for most other parts, but as the low pressure develops in iberia, we could seeeast. isolated and that will be the case for the rest of the week but for many, a trite week ahead and when the sun is out it will feel pleasantly warm. goodbye for now. —— dry week. this is world news today. i'm ben bland. our top stories... the kiss that says we're husband and wife — britain's prince harry marries his american fiancee, meghan markle. the bride was accompanied by ten bridesmaids and pageboys in a ceremony watched by millions around the world. all that i am i give to you. harry and his new wife meghan left windsor castle in a vintage sports car for their evening reception. in other news... investigators in cuba recover a black box recorder from friday's plane crash that killed more than 100 people.

drawing this warm up from iberia and france, we also draw at low pressure. thundery downpours but big showers around as the heat builds. we will keep you posted. that's all from the bbc news at one — watching bbc news. the time is 133. iam all of watching bbc news. the time is 133. i am all of foster from the bbc sports centre. in the next half an hour we will hear from arsenal's new manager unai emery. the club confirmed this morning that the former paris saint germain manager will take over from arsene wenger, the club praising the spaniards "exciting, progressive style of football that fits arsenal perfectly". let's cross live to the emirates now and speak to our correspondent david ornstein. good afternoon to you, david. emery had a couple of seasons at psg. he won a bet. add a couple of good seasons at seville before that. do you think his cv stands at the op expectations of that club behind you? i think the general feeling that of the available candidates on the market, it blew my end ray —— unai emery was really best they could do. he won the domestic

our weather at the moment is driven by a big area of low pressure towards biscay and iberia throwingorms from the near continent towards the british isles. what we are also important that the moment is heat which originates from the northern shores of africa, comes up against western parts of europe, we see the temperatures into the 20s if not 30 degrees. sodhi we are as far ahead as bank holiday monday fewer showers, some sharp ones still and later in the day if we have the right we could see further heavy showers if not storms as the temperatures which 25 or 26. many, as offers temperatures come into the 20s. take care. bye bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: victory for the yes campaign in the republic of ireland as voters reject strict abortion laws in a landmark referendum. today is an historic day for ireland. a quiet revolution has taken place and today is a great act of democracy. real madrid claim the champions league title with a 3—1win over liverpool. the leaders of north and south korea agree to meet more regularly following surprise talks aimed at resurrecting

england, that's because you're close to the main area, activity across biscay, front and parts of iberia day on sunday, with this potential for some really heavy showers or thunderstorms and a muggy feel. further north, a lot of dry weather and sunshine, that's for sure. a fresh start across scotland, temperatures down to single figures in places but they soon pick up with all the sunshine pouring through. the north shore breeze still not particularly warm. close to 13 rather than 23. through the evening the showers just wanting to show signs of petering out but still very muggy across the south. further north, under clear skies, temperatures will drift away — five, six, seven degrees or so. pretty much starting monday the way you started sunday. here we go on monday, still with a lot of humid air coming out of the continent, affecting the weather across the greater part of the british isles. but the thing to noticed between monday as opposed to sunday is there are fewer showers to speak of as we get on through the day. later on in the day, don't rule out the chance of the showers to pop

the company behind british airways iberia and air lingus and it was followed by air france k l m and ryanair is bitter rival easyjet. whether ryanair can keep the momentum going this year is another matter c.e.o. michael o'leary finally agreed to recognize unions and pay pilots more in return passengers are footing the bill now the ultimate no frills airline has made check in times shorter and even cabin baggage comes at a cost. and the whole business teamhair and i will have an update for you in the next hour as usual in the meantime do check out twitter and facebook feeds and also visit our website for more stories that state of you dot com slash business before you go here is as usual a check on global markets at this hour thank you very much for. coming. from carlos to hollywood from new comic to stop. the transgender singer from germany now lives in moscow. just become a huge phenomenon. charles when she stomped off recently about a man. should. love the feel. of the devotion to. long lasting say movement. and does choreography to some of the best dance companies in the us. an e

england but if you are that close to the main area, the activity across biscay, front and parts of iberiath this potentialfor some really start the new day on sunday, with this potential for some really heavy showers or thunderstorms and a muggy feel. further north, a lot of dry weather and sunshine, that's the shore. a fresh start in scotland, two bridges down to single figures in places but they soon pick up —— temperatures. the north shore breeze still not particularly warm. through the evening the showers just wanting to show signs of petering out but still very muddy across the south. further north, under clear skies, temperatures will drift away. five, six, seven degrees or so. pretty much starting monday the way you started sunday. 0n much starting monday the way you started sunday. on monday, still with a lot of humid air coming out of the continent, affecting the weather across the greater part of the british isles. the thing to noticed between monday as opposed to sunday if they are fewer showers to speak of as we get on through the day. later on in the day, the chance of the sh

the south and east but low— pressure holding the south and east but low—pressure blossoms across iberiang, wet start for the north of scotland and northern ireland and the rain moves to the atlantic through the day although it remains wet in the hebrides. another day of sunny spells for most other parts but through the afternoon, low—pressure develops and we could see some nice little showers or thunderstorms developed across the south and east. very isolated. for many of you, dry weather for the week ahead and when the sun is out, being pleasantly warm also. bye for now. this is bbc world news. the headlines... prince harry and the american actress meghan markle have been married at st george's chapel in windsor. they exchanged vows in front of 600 guests in a ceremony watched by millions of people around the world. the new duke and duchess of sussex, as the couple are now to be known, emerged on the steps of the chapel for a kiss, before being driven around windsor in a carriage, cheered on by thousands of well—wishers. investigators in cuba say they have found a black box data record

bit closer to the main area of activity, a big area of low pressure and it could be unstable across iberias the british isles as we get into sunday. a muggy start here, fresher further north, sunshine around, that's the shore. after the fresh start, look how that recover. 22, 23, quite widely across parts of england scotland. maybe 21 in northern ireland, 25 in the south and feeling close. you can see the storms become fewer and further between and are still close night in the south. the two ridges dribble away well down into single figures. temperatures are still being influenced by the continental air. that amount of cloud are around but not without the prospect of a decent, hazy sunny spells. we could see another spiral of cloud activity later on in the afternoon on monday. it will still beyond the human side widely across the british isles. temperatures again it well into the teens if not the low 20s. perhaps a greater chance, we think, at this range, of seeing more and where showers across southern counties of england further north, some low cloud coming back to plague the northern an

the company behind british airways iberia and air lingus and it was followed by air france k l m and ryanair is bitter rival easyjet. whether ryanair can keep the momentum going this year is another matter c.e.o. michael o'leary finally agreed to recognize unions and pay pilots more in return passengers are footing the bill now the ultimate no frills airline has made checking times shorter and even cabin baggage comes at a cost. of portage one isn't joins is not in the studio. looks a bit close ryan as number you just heard the report number two behind. in europe the ride that had a turbulent year but one thing always sticks out that the part that pilots this stuff don't seem to be happy that no they're not and we have heard in the last twenty four hours that the irish pilots union has more demands from ryan air they want systems for different systems for face allocations so that's basically where the pilots as opposed to living and also in terms of promotion the way people are promoted within the company they want more transparency so with basal locations basically ryan air has a ma

bit closer to the main area of activity, a big area of low pressure and it could be unstable across iberiasles as we get into sunday. a muggy start here, fresher further north, sunshine around, that's the shore. after the fresh start, look how that recover. 22, 23, quite widely across parts of england scotland. maybe 21 in northern ireland, 25 in the south and feeling close. you can see the storms become fewer and further between and are still close night in the south. the two ridges dribble away well down into single figures. temperatures are still being influenced by the continental air. that amount of cloud are around but not without the prospect of a decent, hazy sunny spells. we could see another spiral of cloud activity later on in the afternoon on monday. it will still beyond the human side widely across the british isles. temperatures again it well into the teens if not the low 20s. perhaps a greater chance, we think, at this range, of seeing more and where showers across southern counties of england further north, some low cloud coming back to plague the northern and western isles

an area of low pressure into iberia as well and what is coming from the continent is the heat. —— sun the british isles as we get as far ahead as bank holiday monday. there is a chance that albeit reduced up being one or two really sharp showers and as you get on through the day they may again come up around the area of low pressure may again come up around the area of low pressure across may again come up around the area of low pressure across the channel and into the southern and eastern counties and we may see a bit of the sunshine and temperature around about 25 or 26 degrees again so in a su btle about 25 or 26 degrees again so in a subtle sort of ways, quite a bit going on. to keep up to date with the forecast. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at seven. victory for the yes campaign in the republic of ireland, as voters reject strict abortion laws in a landmark referendum. majority of votes in favour of the proposal, 700 6000. a quiet revolution has taken place in today is a great act of democracy. getting to know you — the leaders of north and south korea mee

our weather at the moment is being driven by a big area of low pressure towards biscay and iberia, throwing originates down in the northern insurers of africa, comes across western parts of europe. russia is widely into the 20s if not 30 degrees. as far ahead as bank holiday monday, fewer showers to reports. still one or two sharp ones around. late in the day, it may well be that we see further heavy showers if not understand is. as temperatures get to around 25 to 26. many with those temperatures in the 20s. goodbye. this is bbc world news. the headlines: victory for the yes campaign in the republic of ireland as voters reject strict abortion laws in a landmark referendum. the majority of votes in favour of the proposal, 706,349. cheering. the leaders of north and south korea meet in the demilitarised border area as the white house says it's sending a team to prepare for a possible us—north korea summit next month. a scheme to protect interpreters who helped british troops

england, that's because you're close to the main area, activity across biscay, front and parts of iberiaor some really heavy showers or thunderstorms and a muggy feel. further north, a lot of dry weather and sunshine, that's for sure. a fresh start across scotland, temperatures down to single figures in places but they soon pick up. sunshine pouring through. the north shore breeze still not particularly warm. close to 13 rather than 23. through the evening the showers just wanting to show signs of petering out but still very muggy across the south. further north, under clear skies, temperatures will drift away — five, six, seven degrees or so. pretty much starting monday the way you started sunday. here we go on monday, still with a lot of humid air coming out of the continent, affecting the weather across the greater part of the british isles. but the thing to noticed between monday as opposed to sunday is there are fewer showers to speak of as we get on through the day. later on in the day, don't rule out the chance of the showers to pop up again across parts of east anglia and the sou

england but if you are that close to the main area, the activity across biscay, front and parts of iberia with this potential for some really heavy showers or thunderstorms and a muggy feel. further north, a lot of dry weather and sunshine, that's for sure. a fresh start in scotland, temperatures down to single figures in places but they soon pick up. sunshine pouring through. the north shore breeze still not particularly warm. through the evening the showers just wanting to show signs of petering out but still very muddy across the south. further north, under clear skies, temperatures will drift away. five, six, seven degrees or so. pretty much starting monday the way you started sunday. on monday, still with a lot of humid air coming out of the continent, affecting the weather across the greater part of the british isles. the thing to noticed between monday as opposed to sunday if they are fewer showers to speak of as we get on through the day. later on in the day, the chance of the showers to pop up again across parts of east anglia and the south—east. just keep up—to—date on the forec

pushing or pulling in this warmer air from france, from iberia but with it low pressure and increasedelen. that's it. now on bbc one we can join the bbc‘s news teams where you are. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: yulia skripal, one of the victims poisoned by a nerve agent in salisbury, makes herfirst television appearance following the attack. she told the reuters news agency that she was lucky to have survived. hmrc bosses warn a post—brexit customs system could cost businesses up to £20 billion a year, and take between three to five years to fully implement. donald trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen, allegedly received a secret payment to arrange talks between the ukrainian president and donald trump.

bit closer to the main area of activity, a big area of low pressure and it could be unstable across iberiath across the british isles as we get into sunday. a muggy start here, fresher further north, sunshine around, that‘s the shore. after the fresh start, look how that recover. 22, 23, quite widely across parts of england scotland. maybe 21 in northern ireland, 25 in the south and feeling close. you can see the storms become fewer and further between and are still close night in the south. the two ridges dribble away well down into single figures. temperatures are still being influenced by the continental air. that amount of cloud are around but not without the prospect of a decent, hazy sunny spells. we could see another spiral of cloud activity later on in the afternoon on monday. it will still beyond the human side widely across the british isles. temperatures again it well into the teens if not the low 20s. perhaps a greater chance, we think, at this range, of seeing more and where showers across southern counties of england further north, some low cloud coming back to plague the nor

it is their extensively across northern parts of iberia and up towards france and as you have seen, towards available. as far ahead as bank holiday monday, would you believe it, we still have that influence coming at us from the continent so yes, you get some more and possibilities and i think later in the day, it will be popping off again across the south—eastern quarter, maybe the odd rogue one further north but as i say, essentially a lot of dry weather to be had. what's going on. keep up—to—date with us on the news channel.

iberia into france, parts of germany and alpine regions. and alpine regions. sunshine and comparable brighter weather in between. weather in between. weather will be in the scottish highlands. highlands. temperatures there in the mid—20s with blue skies overhead. mid—20s with blue skies overhead. enjoy the rest of the weekend. i'll be back tomorrow from sex. be back tomorrow from sex. we'll talk to you tomorrow. talk to you tomorrow. —— tomorrow from sex. —— from six. it is ten to ten. and is about to dock for its only british stop in cardiff bay. travel around the globe. this year's event has seen a focus on pollution in our waters. get washed up there. across the world's oceans. in the volvo ocean race. from the us to wales. that had its problems. issues over the years. and the authorities are left to clean up the mess. do anything about it, it would be very detrimental. —— if we didn't do anything about it. decreasing year on year. for community engagement. glove, which wasjust horrendous. start tackling this, it is going to be the norm. but there are those that can make use of th

europe you can see the pressure trying to dominate and across southern scandinavia, back towards iberiarea of low pressure in the heart of the mediterranean and spreading this threat of violent storms of towards italy into the balkans were some of the hail has been really disruptive. one or two of the starnes has been turning tornado like. —— one or two of these storms. a lot of instability in the atmosphere but the good news from the british isles is we stay on the one side of the jet as we push right through the holiday weekend. themes for the forthcoming weekend are warmer, sunny spells and mostly dry, can you believe it? goodbye. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source, and these are the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. president trump says he did cover the cost of a pay—out to silence the porn star, stormy daniels. but he insists no campaign money was used. reports in washington that three americans held in a labour camp in north korea could be released soon, president trump tweets... "stay tuned!" # like i'm powerful. janelle monae says she's pansexual, i'll tell you

you can see the way the shower clouds turn up from iberia towards the uk.. 0vernight we will see thunderstorms drifting across east anglia and the midlands and tomorrow they will slide into wales and into northern england. the odd heavy burst of rain with flashes of lightning and rumbles of thunder. in the south we start friday on a cloudy note but it should brighten up cloudy note but it should brighten up with the sunshine by the afternoon. across wales, the midlands and northern england that is where we will have this area of cloud where the showers and perhaps thunderstorms continuing to drift through. northern ireland and scotla nd through. northern ireland and scotland enjoying the best of the sunshine tomorrow. although coastal parts of scotland there will be mist and murk and low cloud that will plague those coastal spots. make it feel chilly as well. in the best of the sunshine, 20 degrees in belfast and around 23 in london. tomorrow we will see the showers and thunderstorms drifting north and west. there will be cloud around and it will be misty a

it owns british airways and iberia. not going to own norwegian.ring its options on norwegian after failing to reach a deal. investors don't find that such bad news. iag at almost 5% right now. norwegian investors are disappointed, as you can see. we could do sebastian. -- go to sebastian. >> steve mnuchin said people in washington are having a good chinesetion with the counterparts regarding the second day of negotiations regarding the trading relationship in beijing. the atmosphere was barely positive, but the real test will be china's ability to deliver -- was fairly positive, but the real test will be china's ability to deliver on economic change. according to a south korean jong-un and north korea are looking for complete improvisation by 2020. -denuclearization by 2020. watchdogs, the european exchange commission and future trading commission have opened an investigation into the gains of stock market volatility regarding the recent pricing in the vix futures contract. global news 24 hours a day, and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more tha

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tuesday and indeed through the week ahead, our battle with the low pressure through france and iberiaes, then in the north the cloud breaks up, good sunny spells, not quite as warm as the weekend but pleasa nt quite as warm as the weekend but pleasant conditions on tuesday with temperatures into the low 20s, and we stick with those values to the rest of the week. if you are off on half term through this week, one or two showers here and they are, but it will be dry and, victoria, sunny as well. wonderful! lee always delivers, doesn't he? absolutely. it is ten to eight. they informed churchill that hitler was dead and picked up on the first reports of the nuclear disaster at chernobyl. bbc monitoring has been covering breaking international stories as they happen for more than 70 years. but today it's the end of an era, as the team bid farewell to caversham park, the grand building it has called home since the second world war. david sillito has been to meet the men and women who've listened into history. translation: this is moscow... i have today been informed by chairman khrushchev.

sunshine across iberia. the heat and sunshine has been across eastern europe just recently. it will be warming up for the bank holiday weekend. dry weather and sunshine. easterly winds later in the south. more details later on. hello. this is outside source and these are the main stories. president trump pays his 1st ever visit to the estate department in washington. for swearing visit to the estate department in washington. forswearing in visit to the estate department in washington. for swearing in of his new secretary of state. washington. for swearing in of his new secretary of statelj washington. for swearing in of his new secretary of state. i can think of no better person to lead who is dedicated public service than our new secretary of state, mike pompeo. another day of protests in armenia, this time nationwide. it ended with a call for a pause to give the opposition leader time to get others to back him as prime minister. and the company at the heart of the facebook data scandal, cambridge analytica, announced its shedding. we we'll get more details. everyday outsid

then we are looking again towards iberia to import some more storms as we head into the bank holidayon friday. a legacy of cloud behind that. eventually the cloud behind that. eventually the cloud attending to break up in those temperatures are lifting again. much of scotla nd temperatures are lifting again. much of scotland and northern ireland is dry and sunny. temperatures in the central belt, 21 or 22 degrees. saturday sees the threat of some storms moving in from northern parts of france, across england and wales. don't trust the detail on that because it is very difficult to get the exact position of the song is correct. because everything is so slow moving and developmental. wilson the southwest perhaps seeing the worst of the rain and of those under storms as well. closing the area of low pressure here, still higher pressure across the north of the uk. we have still got an easterly wind, so does all going to bea easterly wind, so does all going to be a bit cooler wombles north sea coasts. this is sunday, and many places starting dry and sunny. there isa places starting dry an

low pressure over iberia will be throwing areas of showers northwards across france and towards the ukoud across the southern half of the country, a risk of showery rain and some of it on the re—so we will be as warm. but it will be increasingly humid. it will feel quite close. if you are caught under one of those showers, it could be heavy. it looks by the northern ireland, scotland but we have this cloud may be north sea coast. in london the sunshine, high teens and low 20s. tomorrow evening and overnight the weather system just hangs around. further pulses of rain run along it and it meanders further north. that will be the difficulty, pinpointing exactly where we will see the thundery rain. is that mears north on friday, dry weather materialising in the south as a cut of the easterly breeze. some lovely weather towards the north, the south but in between, the zone of showery weather. heading into the weekend and the humidity is building further. you can see that for the deepening tones. temperatures go up but also the low pressure gets closer. with more energy in the atmosphere and