sunday, the area of low pressure near iberia starts to bring much heavier rain across parts of the uk through the day it drives northwards. likely to reach northern ireland, a small chance of it moving northwards into parts of scotland. the general rule of thumb is the further north you are, the more likely you are to keep the dry weather with a bit of sunshine. next week, looking unsettled, a sequence of low pressure is coming our way, wet and also really quite windy. feeling more like autumn. live from london. this is bbc news. in libya, the mayor of derna says 20,000 people may have been killed by the devastating flood that hit the city. it comes — as a un body says thousands of deaths could have been avoided — with evacuation warnings. the bbc learns new details about a rogue russian fighter pilot who tried to shoot down an raf aircraft last year. rishi sunak admits it will be hard to meet his targets on health service waiting lists as the number of patients needing treatment with a new high. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories,

for sunday, that area of low pressure near iberia starts to bring much heavier rain across parts of thed surface water flooding. and through the day, that will drive northwards, so it's quite likely to reach northern ireland. and there is a small chance of it moving right the way northwards into parts of scotland as well. but the general rule of thumb is the further north you are, the more likely you are to keep the dry weather with a bit of sunshine. into next week, well, it looks very unsettled. a sequence of low pressures coming our way. it's going to be wet and also really quite windy as well. it's going to feel a bit more like autumn. at six — the prime minister admits it will be difficult to keep his promise to reduce nhs waiting lists in england. hello! hi! nearly 7.7 million people now waiting to start routine hospital treatment — rishi sunak says striking nhs staff have made his task harder. with industrial action, it's very hard to continue to meet these targets, but what i would say is we are making very good progress despite industrial action. up to 20,000 are now feared dea

for sunday, that area of low pressure near iberia starts to bring much heavier rain across parts of thelooding. and through the day, that will drive northwards, so it's quite likely to reach northern ireland. and there is a small chance of it moving right the way northwards into parts of scotland as well. but the general rule of thumb is the further north you are, the more likely you are to keep the dry weather with a bit of sunshine. into next week, well, it looks very unsettled. a sequence of low pressures coming our way. it's going to be wet and also really quite windy as well. it's going to feel a bit more like autumn. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the truth is out there — nasa's long—awaited report into hundreds of ufo sightings finds no evidence aliens were behind the unexplained phenomena, but also can't rule out they weren't! going forward, nasa will investigate what it calls uaps — sport now, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's marc edwards. hi, christian. we start with cricket, and a scintillating century from nat

for sunday, that area of low pressure near iberia starts to bring much heavier rain across parts of theeavy enough to cause some localised surface water flooding. and through the day, that will drive northwards, so it's quite likely to reach northern ireland. and there is a small chance of it moving right the way northwards into parts of scotland as well. but the general rule of thumb is the further north you are, the more likely you are to keep the dry weather with a bit of sunshine. into next week, well, it looks very unsettled. a sequence of low pressures coming our way. it's going to be wet and also really quite windy as well. it's going to feel a bit more like autumn. this is bbc news. the headlines — growing criticism of the authorities in eastern libya as emergency teams search the ruined of derna after disastrous floods. us police watchdog investigates body cam video that appears to show an officer laughing over a dead woman. the uk opposition leader is seeking a deal with the eu's law enforcement agency on tackling people smugglers if his party wins power. welcome to the progra

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and and the bonus league 11 keys and this new iberia, and strike up in read helpful as each team destroys dumpster the best of the action . and more coming up in the i'm anthony. how welcome to the program. india has loan states 1st space mission to study the some to l one. spacecraft will travel to the alpha most part of the suns . all of us it's, i'm is to record data that will help scientists to understand how massive explosions of solar gas has happened. and how they impact the mission is due to take around 5, use 19. 87. after making luna history, the space agency is not resting on it's. laura was 0 of hundreds of thousands watched a live feed as the country's best sold, admission blasted off. but i didn't lift off, we'll see you said the c 57 without any good one on board the this. yeah, one probably will allow scientists to monitor this on surface of the atmosphere around it, as well as providing data about the weather in space. now when the, the sun becomes angry, that through that process which happens, one is sort of less, that means it look how much good additions which of each

for sunday, that area of low pressure near iberia starts to bring much heavier rain across parts of theavy enough to cause localised surface water flooding. and through the day, that will drive northwards, so it's quite likely to reach northern ireland. and there is a small chance of it moving right the way northwards into parts of scotland as well. but the general rule of thumb is the further north you are, the more likely you are to keep the dry weather with a bit of sunshine. into next week, well, it looks very unsettled. a sequence of low pressures coming our way. it's going to be wet and also really quite windy as well. it's going to feel a bit more like autumn. this is bbc news. the headlines — rishi sunak admits it will be hard to hit his targets on health service waiting lists as a number of patients needing treatment hits a new high. the uk opposition leader is seeking a deal with the eu's law enforcement agency on tackling people—smugglers if his party wins power. two women arrested during a vigil for sarah everard receive "substantial" damages from the metropolitan police. an

move into wednesday, we're still under this influence of high pressure with lows sitting out across iberia increasingly more humid as we go through wednesday and thursday. and it's wednesday and thursday that we may well see those temperatures peaking. so to start off on wednesday, yes, perhaps a murky start, but it won't be long before that sunshine breaks through and we will see those temperatures continuing to climb with that light southerly wind direction. so highs possible of 31, maybe a degree or so higher as well. we will keep a very close eye on that as we go through the day on wednesday. into thursday, there's a risk of a few thundery downpours breaking out with that increasing humidity, they should be fairly isolated. but if you catch one, you may well know about them and they're likely to be up through the north—west. top temperatures generally of around 21, again into the low 30s across central and southern parts of england and wales. the dry, settled conditions continue into the weekend with the risk potentially of some rain, perhaps from monday onwards. take care. live from w

for sunday, that area of low pressure near iberia starts to bring much heavier rain across parts of the, that will drive northwards, so it's quite likely to reach northern ireland. and there is a small chance of it moving right the way northwards into parts of scotland as well. but the general rule of thumb is the further north you are, the more likely you are to keep the dry weather with a bit of sunshine. into next week, well, it looks very unsettled. a sequence of low pressures coming our way. it's going to be wet and also really quite windy as well. it's going to feel a bit more like autumn. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the plan, the plan is delivering, and i'm determined to stop the boats. the government has lost control of our borders, and we can see that with the number of crossings there are across the channel in small boats. we have to stop that — and i think the only way to stop that is to smash the gangs that are running this vile trade. we're seeing here the labour party trying to get on a front foot - of an issue that rishi sunak has

for sunday, that area of low pressure near iberia starts to bring much heavier rain across parts of thechance of it moving right the way northwards into parts of scotland as well. but the general rule of thumb is the further north you are, the more likely you are to keep the dry weather with a bit of sunshine. into next week, well, it looks very unsettled. a sequence of low pressures coming our way. it's going to be wet and also really quite windy, as well. it's going to feel a bit more like autumn. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. we are investing in america. investing in america and investing in americans, american people. it's about growing the economy from the middle out and the bottom up instead of the top down. the big three can afford to immediately give us our fair share. if they choose not to, and they are choosing to strike themselves and we are not afraid to take action. and now hunter biden will be facing these very serious charges - at the court in delaware. good evening. the president in america wants to talk about the economy. the prob

guy: do you think you can own iberia europa and tap?opa, we are in the middle of the process. tab, when you look at the markets, tab is operating mainly in brazil. we don't have a lot of presence there. also, the former colonies of portugal. i think the networks are very complementary. we have a strategy in the same way with-- guy: can i talk to about what the future of this industry looks like? this line going to become too expensive because of the journey the aviation has to go one to get itself to carbon neutrality ? jet fuel is expensive. do you think people are going to be able to afford to fly when we make this journey, when your aircraft are powered by sustainable aviation fuel? luis: i think it is going to be more expensive. the question is if it is going to have an impact in the demand. we think that we can the carbon eisen innovation but maintaining a level that can be affordable for the consumers. we have a lot of people that say we are ok to pay a little bit more in order to fly in a sustainable way. i think that is the chal

for sunday, that area of low pressure near iberia starts to bring much heavier rain across parts of thed. and there is a small chance of it moving right the way northwards into parts of scotland as well. but the general rule of thumb is the further north you are, the more likely you are to keep the dry weather with a bit of sunshine. into next week, well, it looks very unsettled. a sequence of low pressures coming our way. it's going to be wet and also really quite windy as well. it's going to feel a bit more like autumn. live from london. this is bbc news. in libya — the mayor of derna says 20,000 people may have been killed in the destructive floods. the bbc learns new details about a russian fighter pilot who tried to shoot down an raf aircraft last year. fresh aftershocks shake morocco after friday's earthquake. more aid is on standby to enter the country. the number of people waiting to start routine hospital treatment in england reaches a record high in the prime minister concedes his waiting list target is in doubt. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, welcome to the daily global where

for sunday, that area of low pressure near iberia starts to bring much heavier rain across parts of thethe way northwards into parts of scotland as well. but the general rule of thumb is the further north you are, the more likely you are to keep the dry weather with a bit of sunshine. into next week, well, it looks very unsettled. a sequence of low pressures coming our way. it's going to be wet and also really quite windy, as well. it's going to feel a bit more like autumn. tonight at ten... we report live from libya as survivors of the floods describe unimaginable scenes. iam in i am in benghazi as the death toll keeps rising but it's the city of derna that has been hit hardest. two dams burst on sunday, many were swept out to their deaths at sea. also on the programme... running out of time — the prime minister admits it will be difficult to keep his promise to reduce england's hospital waiting lists as they hit a new record high. reaching out to wall street — why the british tech giant arm holdings has snubbed london — choosing to launch its shares in new york instead. as the governm

for sunday, that area of low pressure near iberia starts to bring much heavier rain across parts of thee of it moving right the way northwards into parts of scotland as well. but the general rule of thumb is the further north you are, the more likely you are to keep the dry weather with a bit of sunshine. into next week, well, it looks very unsettled. a sequence of low pressures coming our way. it's going to be wet and also really quite windy as well. it's going to feel a bit more like autumn. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. politicians in libya are demanding an official investigation into catastrophic floods that have wiped out parts of the city of derna. the un said today the disaster could have been averted had there been better forecasting and proper maintenance of the two dams that failed. up to 20,000 people are now feared dead in libya's devastated city of derna, but it may be weeks perhaps months before the final death toll is determined. the waters have dispersed the corpses over tens of kilometres of the coastline. though beyond the dead a

move into wednesday, we're still under this influence of high pressure with lows sitting out across iberiasingly more humid as we go through wednesday and thursday. and it's wednesday and thursday that we may well see those temperatures peaking. soto start off on wednesday, yes, perhaps a murky start, but it won't be long before that sunshine breaks through and we will see those temperatures continuing to climb with that light southerly wind direction. so highs possible of 31, maybe a degree or so higher as well. we will keep a very close eye on that as we go through the day on wednesday. into thursday, there's a risk of a few thundery downpours breaking out with that increasing humidity, they should be fairly isolated. but if you catch one, you may well know about them and they're likely to be up through the north—west. top temperatures generally of around 21, again into the low 30s across central and southern parts of england and wales. the dry, settled conditions continue into the weekend with the risk potentially of some rain, perhaps from monday onwards. take care. this is bbc news. w

area of low pressure across iberia, pretty stormy weekend here, will eventually bring more in the wayloser, you'll notice we've got humid air starting to push more widely across the country. so here's saturday first of all — a sunny day for parts of scotland and the west of northern ireland where not quite as humid. to the south of this cloud, which is still producing some showers across northern england, around the irish sea, most will have a dry day and a pretty warm one to the south—east corner. a few thundery showers that are developing towards the south—west. they'll develop more widely as they go through south—west england and wales into the afternoon and a few more breaking out elsewhere. a lot more cloud compared with saturday, though, on sunday. but even though temperatures are down a bit, it will be a bit of a stifling day, especially where the sunshine comes out as things start to turn that bit more humid. but next weekend, it's fresher again. live from london, this is bbc news. aun a un agency says most of the deaths in the libyan floods could have been avoided if the othe

move into wednesday, we're still under this influence of high pressure with lows sitting out across iberia as we go through wednesday and thursday. and it's wednesday and thursday that we may well see those temperatures peaking. so to start off on wednesday, yes, perhaps a murky start, but it won't be long before that sunshine breaks through and we will see those temperatures continuing to climb with that light southerly wind direction. so highs possible of 31, maybe a degree or so higher as well. we will keep a very close eye on that as we go through the day on wednesday. into thursday, there's a risk of a few thundery downpours breaking out with that increasing humidity, they should be fairly isolated. but if you catch one, you may well know about them and they're likely to be up through the north—west. top temperatures generally of around 21, again into the low 30s across central and southern parts of england and wales. the dry, settled conditions continue into the weekend with the risk potentially of some rain, perhaps from monday onwards. take care. v0|ce—0ver: this is bbc news. we'll

move into wednesday, we're still under this influence of high pressure with lows sitting out across iberiahursday that we may well see those temperatures peaking. so to start off on wednesday, yes, perhaps a murky start, but it won't be long before that sunshine breaks through and we will see those temperatures continuing to climb with that light southerly wind direction. so highs possible of 31, maybe a degree or so higher as well. we will keep a very close eye on that as we go through the day on wednesday. into thursday, there's a risk of a few thundery downpours breaking out with that increasing humidity, they should be fairly isolated. but if you catch one, you may well know about them and they're likely to be up through the north—west. top temperatures generally of around 21, again into the low 30s across central and southern parts of england and wales. the dry, settled conditions continue into the weekend with the risk potentially of some rain, perhaps from monday onwards. take care. live from london, this is bbc news. us officials say north korea's leader kim jong un plans to travel

move into wednesday, we're still under this influence of high pressure with lows sitting out across iberia as we go through wednesday and thursday. and it's wednesday and thursday that we may well see those temperatures peaking. so to start off on wednesday, yes, perhaps a murky start, but it won't be long before that sunshine breaks through and we will see those temperatures continuing to climb with that light southerly wind direction. so highs possible of 31, maybe a degree or so higher as well. we will keep a very close eye on that as we go through the day on wednesday. into thursday, there's a risk of a few thundery downpours breaking out with that increasing humidity, they should be fairly isolated. but if you catch one, you may well know about them and they're likely to be up through the north—west. top temperatures generally of around 21, again into the low 30s across central and southern parts of england and wales. the dry, settled conditions continue into the weekend with the risk potentially of some rain, perhaps from monday onwards. take care. live from washington, this is bbc n

this could bring some severe thunderstorms to parts of iberia and western france.around at times across the south of both england and wales. but there's a question mark about how much, if any, you'll see further north. this is bbc news. the headlines. vladimir putin says military co—operation with north korea is a possibility, after a much anticipated visit by the country's leader, kim jong—un. more than 5,000 people are confirmed dead in libya following catastrophic flooding in the east of the country. search and rescue teams in morocco reach mountain villages flattened by last week's earthquake. at least 2,900 people have been killed. let's ta ke let's take you now live in london to heathrow airport. this is gatwick airport, excuse me. this is the aeroplane carrying the family of sarah sharif. the police want to speak to the family of their sharif. she was found dead in surrey and woking earlier this month. the police since then have been very keen to speak to three of her relatives. herfather, his

it's a fab description in iberia, the general i look for all of europe is or tongue i climb and classical ultimate started from september. but the weather decides to take his own course anyway. so this circulation here in the southern baltic, it's still producing rain and breezy conditions for the baltic states, but it's going to move away. but look at this change down here, particularly in spain and portion with some degree in the south west of france. that is right in front of us. those are warnings that as a result of that and he's going to keep circulating, i think for the next 48 hours, the width of it most likely in the northeast in spain. you'll notice what it does, turn off, dance re morocco and probably catch algeria as well. that between this system and this one was disappeared. now you have cause an encroachment of big building. charles, running down through piling into us remains yet, but it's still pretty woman. bucharest is what was the size and to was grease. and indeed, initially the full costs are right. and no, nothing extraordinary will, is still 3 or 4 degrees above th

this could bring some severe thunderstorms to parts of iberia and western france.und at times across the south of both england and wales. but there's a question mark about how much, if any, you'll see further north. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. you work on the ground of derna, what you smell is the smell of corpses and what you hear is the screams of women and children. all of his family's dead. he's asking me, "what should i do? no one knows what we should do right now." translation: i already lost six people. - we managed to take out three and we did not buy the other three people. we're searching for the bodies here, we cannot find them. a once beautiful and vibrant city on the mediterranean has beenl transformed into a mass grave. those beaches that l used to have children playing on them now are spewing out the bodies of entire families, - children and all. the un describes the flood in libya, as a calamity of epic proportions. thousands are being buried in mass graves, but how much help is really coming? the internatio

this could bring severe thunderstorms to iberia in western france.ee further north. at six — the three people who police want to speak to in connection with the death of ten—year—old sara sharif are on a plane back to britain. sara was found dead at her home in woking with multiple injuries — herfather, stepmother and uncle had just arrived in pakistan when her body was discovered. also tonight — devastation in libya. more than 5,000 known to have died after a storm caused two dams to burst. a handshake for president putin and north korea's kimjung un marking a union between two of the world's most isolated leaders. nobody�*s a failure in this family adrian. we all have our lucky days and our unlucky days. and a star of the 19805 hit comedy bread, jean boht, has died at the age of 91. later in the hour on bbc news, more smash hits from ben stokes he sets a one—day record for england with the hundred 82 against new zealand. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six.

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area of low pressure across iberia, pretty stormy weekend here, will eventually bring more in the way starting to push more widely across the country. so here's saturday first of all, a sunny day for parts of scotland and the west of northern ireland where not quite as humid. to the south of this cloud, which is still producing some showers across northern england, around the irish sea, most will have a dry day and a pretty warm one to the south east corner. a few thundery showers that are developing towards the southwest. they'll develop more widely as we go through southwest england and wales into the afternoon and a few more breaking out elsewhere. a lot more cloud compared with saturday, though, on sunday. but even though temperatures are down a bit, it will be a bit of a stifling day, especially where the sunshine comes out as things start to turn that bit more humid. but next weekend, it's fresher again. this is bbc news. the headlines... the un says most of the deaths from the libya floods could have been avoided if the country had issued warnings. fresh aftershocks rattle moro

this could bring some severe thunderstorms to parts of iberia and western france.re's a question mark about how much, if any, you'll see further north. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. all of his family's dead. he's asking me, "what should i do? no one knows what we should do right now." when you walk on the ground of derna, what you smell is the smell of corpses and what you hear is the screams of women and children. a once beautiful and vibrant city on the mediterranean has beenl transformed into a mass grave. those beaches that used to have children playing on them now- are spewing out the bodies of entire families, children and all. _ hello, you are watching the context. let's look at the situation in derna. it could stretch to 20,000 people killed in that flooding. there were bodies washing up on the beaches today, yet two rival governments in libya seem incapable to coordinate a proper relief effort. our panel this evening, bronwen maddox, director and chief executive of chatham house, and miles taylor, formerly chief

move into wednesday, we're still under this influence of high pressure with lows sitting out across iberia. and it's wednesday and thursday that we may well see those temperatures peaking. so to start off on wednesday, yes, perhaps a murky start, but it won't be long before that sunshine breaks through and we will see those temperatures continuing to climb with that light southerly wind direction. so highs possible of 31, maybe a degree or so higher as well. we will keep a very close eye on that as we go through the day on wednesday. into thursday, there's a risk of a few thundery downpours breaking out with that increasing humidity, they should be fairly isolated. but if you catch one, you may well know about them and they're likely to be up through the north—west. top temperatures generally of around 21, again into the low 30s across central and southern parts of england and wales. the dry, settled conditions continue into the weekend with the risk potentially of some rain, perhaps from monday onwards. take care. good morning. welcome to bbc breakfast. i'm live in portsmouth this morning

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this could bring some severe thunderstorms to parts of iberia and western france. military co—operation with north korea is a possibility — after a much anticipated visit by the country's leader, kimjong un. the father, stepmother and uncle of sara sharif, the ten—year—old found dead in her home, are on their way back to the uk from pakistan. more than five—thousand people are confirmed dead in libya — we hear the devastating personal stories. i already lost six people, we managed to take out three but were not able to find the other three. we're still trying to find the bodies. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. a train carrying the north korean leader is winding its way back to pyongyang, after kimjong un's meeting with vladimir putin in russia's far east. in kim's back pocket — a promise of help with space technology, seen as a critical part of his wider nuclear weapons programme. what vladimir putin received in return is hard to tell — possibly the supply of ammunitions and artill

this could bring some severe thunderstorms to parts of iberia and western france.there's a question mark about how much, if any, you'll see further north. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the us senate is holding a private meeting today with some of the biggest names in tech, as congress tries to get ahead of the advances in artificial intelligence. we will get into plenty of that in the next half hour. sport now, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's marc edwards. hello, and we're going to start with cricket, where it's been another record—breaking day for ben stokes. the all—rounder smashing his way into the history books with the highest score by an england batter in a one—day international, as he hammered a brutal 182 in the third odi against new zealand at the oval. stokes had only come out of one—day retirement to play in this series and the world cup in india next month. and what a reminder of what the test captain brings to the shorter form of the game — nine sixes and 15 fours in his 124—ball inning

this could bring some severe thunderstorms to parts of iberia and western france.urder as they land at gatwick airport. they flew back from pakistan tonight — police officers were seen boarding the plane as it arrived. tonight the three are in custody being questioned over the death of ten—year—old sara — her body was discovered at her home five weeks ago. this has been an extremely fast—moving, challenging and complex inquiry and we remain absolutely committed to conducting a thorough investigation into sara's death. also tonight — devastation in libya. more than 5,000 known to have died after a storm caused two dams to burst. the brazilian murderer who made a daring escape from a usjail — finally recaptured after weeks on the run in a manhunt that brought fear and fascination across america. and the challenge facing western car—makers as china is set to become the world's biggest car exporter. 0n newsnight at 10:30pm: more than 5,000 dead and many more missing as whole neighbourhoods in the city of derna are swept into the sea. what chance has libya got when the

of the week, high pressure still dominates things and low pressure down to the south—west around iberiatled and with the south and south—easterly airflow, that will bring even higher temperatures and actually more humidity. you may notice those overnight temperatures will be quite high and certainly from wednesday to thursday with potential for temperatures up to 30 celsius in some southern areas of the uk, even further north looking very fair. two mothers whose children died after getting into trouble in the water off bournemouth beach are calling for better education about the dangers of the sea. 17—year—old joe abbess and 12—year—old sunnah khan died in may when they'd got into difficulty whilst swimming in an area with lifeguards. 0ur reporter anjana gadgil has been speaking to their mums who say coastal councils should improve signage on the beach. 17—year—old joe on his way to bournemouth beach on the 31st of may. i bournemouth beach on the 31st of ma . ., , , y bournemouth beach on the 31st of ma. may. i dropped him off, saying, don't forget _ may. i dropped him off, saying, don'