low—level mist and merck around the southern parts of the irish sea.oud breaks, it will take a while. we're looking at 24, 20 five. the warmth to the south of the weather front is coming into southern britain. to the north of the weather front on wednesday, at cooler, fresher regime will dominate and the front becoming wea ker dominate and the front becoming weaker affair with rain dying away first if you want rain, that is not the feature for you. you get the feeling of heat in the south—eastern quarter. much cooler on the temperature scale in the north west. 12, 13 here. headline making temperature scale in the north west. 12,13 here. headline making 27, 28 in the south—eastern quarter. as we com plete in the south—eastern quarter. as we complete the journey of the weather front away, the high pressure builds in behind and that lay behind the high pressure is nowhere near a south or south—westerly, it is much fresher relatively speaking north—westerly flow. a lovely day on thursday the. the temperature in the teens, low 20s. the fresher regime wins o

a border down the irish sea doesn't seem to bore brussels.ace her original idea for the backstop. that is when it comes to north/south co—operation in ireland, the uk should align fully with the eu. downing street believes its new ideas largely supersede the december deal, but eu officials have told me that alignment is a live issue in ireland. downing street has been told that as long as the prime minister's brexit red lines remain in place, full alignment can only take place between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. this account contested by the uk, would mean a border down the irish sea. if you talk of trouble along the border you would find the same, unionists would be saying we will not accept that we are part of united kingdom, yet we are restricted to travelling and doing trade with other parts of united kingdom and i think that the, this is one of the things that has not opinion focussed on so far. we hear about the opposition and protests that republican would launch against such boardser treatment. unionist wouldn't beha

this strip through the irish sea, and a bit more cloud in western scotland. way of mist and low cloud developing, creeping a bit further inland here and there. most of us will be under clear skies night by night, and it's getting a bit warmer. temperatures for most in double figures as we go into wednesday morning, but nothing desperately high. into the morning, a bit of a grey start through eastern coast of scotland and eastern counties of england. the sun still strong though. that burns back to the coast. a bit more breeze towards the south—west. that will peg back temperatures a touch. but some of the highest temperatures showing on the profile. the deeper the colour, the warmer the air. we could see 30 degrees in some parts of scotland. high 20s here at northern ireland, as well as north—west england and parts of wales and the west country. mid 20s further east, and down eastern coasts the yellow colours indicate we'll see temperatures around the 20 degree mark. that's where we could still see some mist and low cloud coming inshore come much like we did o

meanwhile, nick watt is in the irish sea as debate continues to rage about a brexit border.am examining how a sea crossing within the uk may soon be at the heart of the brexit battle.

the western isles of scotland, the northwest of england as well so some gales blowing through the irish seah around the miles per hour or more the central lowla nds miles per hour or more the central lowlands of scotland and 70 miles an hour on the coast and these are exa m ples of hour on the coast and these are examples of the snapshot any one time but they could be stronger even during the course of the morning. so severe gales and disruption possible across northern part of the uk so northern ireland scotland, northern england, further south still some strong winds particularly northern wales, into lincolnshire, and blustery further south also. you'll notice that a lot of rain with the storm in the south it will be a few sprinkles i think early in the morning. but through lunchtime i think we will see some heavy showers moving through scotland carried by those vicious powerful gusts of wind potentially bringing down branches and trees in places but then in the afternoon, the sun comes out and it's a bizarre day as wind gusts will be powerful but yet the sun is going to be strong. and th

you can see the smoke plume extending right across merseyside, liverpool, birkenhead and into the irish seathe plume of smoke is less than it has been in recent days, so there are signs the firefighters and the army are doing a good job up there. it has been very hot, and in the last five days temperatures have reached 30 degrees 01’ more temperatures have reached 30 degrees or more in at least one location in the uk. we have got more of that hot and sunny weather to come today, although we start off with patches of morning cloud. but it has been evaporating as the strong sun has got to work on it and in the next couple of hours it will have gone and we will be looking and clear blue skies and nationwide with little overall change for the rest of the afternoon. those temperatures will continue to build and the air will continue to build and the air will be quite fresh, not particularly humid, so pleasant conditions and temperatures into the low to mid 20s. but for much of the uk it will be in the high 20s and even the low 30s with the hotspots in the south—west of england and wales. tempera

ago with a plume of smoke extending from the fires across liverpool, birkenhead and out into the irish sea picture over the last five days we have had exceptional heat. we've had five days where temperatures have exceeded 30 celsius somewhere in the uk and we are probably going to do the same both today and also tomorrow as well. mind you it has been for some of us quite a cloudy start to the day. notice how that cloud has been shrinking away. we will have clear skies before long and that is the way the weather is going to stay to take us through the afternoon. not really a cloud in the sky for most of us. quite fresh across parts of north—east england and eastern scotland. temperatures in the low to mid 20s, feeling very pleasant. the hottest weather will be towards the south—west of england and wales, temperatures pushing into the low 30s in the very hottest areas. so another hot one coming up for sure. as we look at the weather picture overnight tonight we might see a bit more of that cloud forming across eastern areas of scotland, eastern england and maybe northern ireland later in the

the smoke from the wildfires out into the irish sea.where temperatures have exceeded 30 celsius somewhere in the uk. we will probably do the same today and tomorrow as well. it has been quite a cloudy start to the date for some of us. we will have clear skies before long. —— to the day. not really a cloud in the sky for most of us. quite fresh in the north east of us. quite fresh in the north east of england and the east of scotland where the temperatures are in the low 20s and is bidding pleasant. temperatures will probably push into the low 30s in the hottest areas. —— and is feeling pleasant. we will see more cloud forming in the east of scotla nd more cloud forming in the east of scotland and the east of england and maybe ireland later in the night. temperature wise we're looking at lows between ten and 15 in towns and cities. subtle changes in the weather forecast. there will be thunderstorms in the south—west of england. otherwise, any morning cloud tending to melt away and perhaps an odd spot of wayne. otherwise it is a dry pictu

but in good spirits having crossed the irish sea this week.e?” do like to challenge myself and push myself and get out my comfort zone but also i want to encourage more women to get out and adventure a bit more. a lot of people you see on tv adventuring our men and it would be nice to see more women. there are a lot of women doing cool stuff so hopefully some will be inspired and ta ke hopefully some will be inspired and take on their own journey off the back of this. it is one thing taking ona back of this. it is one thing taking on a challenge that might be familiar but you have never paddle boarded before? i have done a little bit of paddle boarding but mainly on rivers and lakes. before i started, i'd only done it on the c three times so i was not experienced on the scene so it has been a big challenge —— on the sea. particularly as a bit scared of the sea! i tried a bit with the family and it was fun to drive for a bit but i'm not sure i could do it for 900 miles! to try. what has been the biggest challenge so far? the weather has been a

ago with a plume of spoke extending from the players across liverpool, birkenhead and out into the irish seaures have exceeded their two celsius somewhere in the uk and we probably will do the same both today and tomorrow. it has been, for some, cloudy start the day. the cloud has been shrinking away. we will have clear skies before long and that is way the weather stays through the afternoon. not a cloud in the sky. the is high pressure across north east england and eastern scotland with temperatures in the motor with 20s, —— to mid—20s, peeling sunny, and temperatures here pushing into the low 30s in hottest areas. another hot one coming up. overnight tonight, a little more of that cloud is bombing across eastern areas of scotland, eastern england and maybe northern ireland later in the night. temperature wise, lows between ten and 16 degrees in towns and cities. and tomorrow, subtle changes in the weather forecast. low pressure near france pushing a risk of thunderstorms into south—west england, with the chance of downpours here during sunday. otherwise, the morning cloud melts away, perh

with the plumes of smoke extending from the fires across liverpool, birkenhead and out into the irish seaus somewhere in the uk and we‘re probably going to see the same today and also tomorrow as well. mind you, it has been for some of us, quite cloudy start to the day. notice how the cloud has been shrinking. we will have clear skies before long. that is the way the weather will stay take us through the afternoon. not a cloud in the sky for most of us. the air quite fresh across parts of north east england and eastern scotland where temperatures in the low to mid 20s are feeling very pleasant. the hottest weather will be towards the south west of england and wales where temperatures were probably push into the low 30s in the hottest areas. another hot one coming up, for sure. as we look at the weather picture overnight, we might see more in the way of cloud forming in the east of scotland the east of england and maybe northern ireland later in the night as well. the temperatures will have loads of between ten and 16 in towns and cities. tomorrow, subtle changes in the weather forecast. t

with the plumes of smoke extending from the fires across liverpool, birkenhead and out into the irish sea exceptional heat. we have had five days where temperatures have exceeded 30 celsius somewhere in the uk and we're probably going to see the same today and also tomorrow as well. mind you, it has been for some of us, quite a cloudy start to the day. notice how the cloud has been shrinking. we will have clear skies before long. that is the way the weather will stay to take us through the afternoon. not a cloud in the sky for most of us. the air quite fresh across parts of north east england and eastern scotland where temperatures in the low to mid 20s are feeling very pleasant. the hottest weather will be towards the south west of england and wales where temperatures were probably push into the low 30s in the hottest areas. —— will probably push. another hot one coming up, for sure. as we look at the weather picture overnight, we might see more in the way of cloud forming in the east of scotland in the east of england and maybe northern ireland later in the night as well. the temperatur

still this seasons of low cloud for some northern and eastern shores, maybe the odd patch into the irish seaose thunderstorms. fiona. thanks very much. and a reminder of our main story this evening call on the trade war widens. europe, canada, and mexico have hit back at the new us trade carrots with taxes on hundreds of american products from york to genes. and that is all from the bbc news at six. we can nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. european trade ministers warn the us it's playing a dangerous game by imposing import tariffs on steel and aluminium. the government here says it supports a legal challenge by the eu but warns against an escalating trade war. it is very unfortunate if we get into this tit—for—tat position, especially with one of our closest allies. nobody wins in a trade war, there are only casualties. calls for the transport secretary to resign — as thousands of trains are cancelled following the introduction of new timetables. he blames network rail for the failures. technical problems for visa — customers are experiencin

the idea of a customs border down the irish sea.sing in february that no uk prime minister could ever accept a solution like that. one she said that in bed early from then until today the search has been on, the eu sing to the uk if you do not like oui’ sing to the uk if you do not like our proposal what is yours? today we are finding out. we are, slowly but surely. more details and last half—hour, what is it saying?m surely. more details and last half-hour, what is it saying? it is a six page document, the british proposal is to extend the idea of the customs union being just in northern ireland to the whole of the uk and it sets it in one section how it would change the words in the d raft it would change the words in the draft legal text that the commission produced. temporary alignment for the whole of the uk with the eu customs union. the problem is how long would it last? this is why we have seen all this coming and going and toing and froing, david davis and toing and froing, david davis and others not happy with the idea cou

but in purely economic terms, east—west trade across the irish sea between ireland and great britainh the busiest routes to ports in liverpool and holyhead. so how much trade are we talking about? well, one way of measuring it, is to look at the data on roll—on roll—off freight containers, many of them carrying food and other retail items. ireland‘s central statistics office has released new figures today which show that in 2017 more than 550,000 loaded freight containers, on trucks or trailers, were shipped from ireland to the rest of the world. only a tiny number went to ports outside the eu, and roughly 85% of ireland‘s total eu freight trade goes to british ports — in this case more than 475,000 containers were exported to the uk. and we can break that number down a bit further. the irish freight transport association estimates that the final destination of roughly 60% of those freight containers is britain. but about 40% — perhaps 190,000 per year ? are destined for elsewhere in the eu, transiting across britain via ports like dover or hull or the channel tunnel. what does all t

that does not create —— breach the good friday agreement but that does not put a border and irish seajobs and that is what i am focused on helping this government deliver. not childish games. we will have to leave it there. thank you very much. it never rains but it pours from mrs may. she now has the snp. much more on all of that over the course of the afternoon. now we look at the weather. norman talking about it raining or pulling, i'm afraid it is more a case of the wind howling for the northern half of britons who the next 24 hours. we have a named storm on the way, storm hector. the worst of the winds night and thursday morning's rush hour. it is likely we will see some disruption. use a satellite picture, the big massacre out of the west. it still has some deepening to go before it sta rts has some deepening to go before it starts to provide its way across northern britain later on today but just bought a saudi isobars squeezed together, that is what will kick the winds up and there will also be a spill of heavy rain is a system comes through. head of that not a bad afternoon.

need to avoid the reimposition of any border checks, but economically east west trade across the irish sean with the busiest routes to ports like holyhead and liverpool, so how much trade are we talking about? we can look at the data on roll on roll off freight containers and many of these containing food and everyday items, and ireland‘s central statistics office have said in 2017 more than 550,000 loaded freight containers on trucks and trailers were shipped from ireland to the rest of the world. only a tiny number of those went outside of the eu. 85% of trade goes to british ports and this is more than 475,000 containers exported to the uk. we can break that number down further, the irish freight transport association estimates the final destination of roughly 60% of those freight containers is britain itself and 40% are destined for elsewhere in the eu, transiting across britain via ports like dover or the channel tunnel. this means any breakdown posed by the failure to reach a brexit agreement will have a huge impact on ireland‘s trade with the uk and also on their trade with the rest

that is hated by so many people, the tory party and the dup, some sort of customs border down the irish seamething that the uk could —— no uk by minister could ever agree to. today, we have finally seen the proposal written down. what is it? encapsulated for us. the headliners. -- the headline is instead of excepting the customs unionjust is instead of excepting the customs union just another knowledge, it is right across the country. this is for a period starting in december 2020, and the end of the transition after brexit. we have seen coming and going in downing street, rumours about david davis's edition. will it be time limited? a lot of people wa nted be time limited? a lot of people wanted a date put on it, saying you have got to finish by this time. that would not have been acceptable to the eu. here is the wording that they use: the indication that this would only last for a year, but what is the key word in that sentence? expects. it does not say that it is definitely going to end. i think thatis definitely going to end. i think that is the fear of many people on the brexit side o

against having some kind of border in the irish sea.refer. to underline that, what michel barnier said, he thought the border checks would be easy on ferries and it would be a long 300 miles or so of border between northern ireland and the irish republic. he also stressed that he was making an exceptional case and northern ireland, that it could remain part of the uk customs territory, and that would be a deep rag rag to the dup. that gives theresa may many difficulties and this may well be either unacceptable to the british government or if it is acceptable to parts of the british government that we might resignations as a result. this comes on the back of a strawberry, john borisjohnson in which he said the brexit talks are approaching a meltdown —— on the back of an extraordinary range of comments from borisjohnson in which he said the brexit talks are approaching a meltdown and that may be donald trump could do a betterjob. the spokeswoman for the prime minister said that she still had confidence in borisjohnson. said that she still

need to avoid the reimposition of any border checks, but economically east west trade across the irish searest of the world. only a tiny number of those went outside of the eu. 85% of trade goes to british ports and this is more than 475,000 containers exported to the uk. we can break that number down further, the irish freight transport association estimates the final destination of roughly 60% of those freight containers is britain itself and 40% are destined for elsewhere in the eu, transiting across britain via ports like dover or the channel tunnel. this means any breakdown posed by the failure to reach a brexit agreement will have a huge impact on ireland's trade with the uk and also on their trade with the rest of the eu. and don't forget we are looking at irish exports here, but ireland is equally dependent on the uk for their imports, so could ireland cut out the british land bridge and trade directly with the eu? one luxembourg based shipping company has introduced a couple of new huge roll on roll off ferries on a route from dublin to rotterdam and they can carry 650 trucks each

so the infamous idea of some sort of customs border down the irish sea between northern ireland and thecould accept that. essentially, when she had said that, the eu then slightly sat back and folded its arms and said, if you don't like our proposal, where's yours? it has taken until proposal, where's yours? it has ta ken until today, proposal, where's yours? it has taken until today, june, for the uk to come up with its alternative. what is in it? the technical note that goes with it is six pages long. what it basically says is notjust extending the rules of the customs union to northern ireland for a set period but the whole of the united kingdom. it makes it clear, as has the eu, that this is not its preferred option. it was rather this doesn't have to happen but recognises that does have to be a backstop. the issue that has seen david davis and other ministers going to and fro out of the door of downing street in the last couple of daysis downing street in the last couple of days is the time. is it going to be time—limited? and what they have done, i suppose, time—limited? and what

number of tories are prepared to northernrder between arm in an southern ireland, or a border in the irish seais problematic because that moves towards irish reunification, and the u.k. getting smaller. tom: a delicate issue to say the least. thank you so much. we appreciate it. neil shearing of capital economics, and from dartmouth feiler --avid blanche blanche flower joins us. his wage curve is a classic textbook on wage dynamics, and also a student of brexit. voted 52.5% to lead the european experiment. would they do the same today? >> hopefully not. the one part of the u.k. that hugely benefits from its membership with the european union. if regret has any part to play they shouldis, change their minds. i thought your commentator did a good job of explaining the complete confusion. thought he did really well. nobody could have done it we will see what happens. the thing he didn't say is if you give some special deal for wantern ireland, wales may that deal. scotland will want that deal, so that is a third thing. if you have a separate deal for northern ireland, it's going to be more and mo

means we ensure there is no border between great britain and northern ireland, no border down the irish sea need to be addressed before we actually bring legislation before this house for a withdrawal agreement and implementation. and i say to the right honourable gentleman, when we look at what is going, the important debate that will take place in this house next week, because it is an important debate that will show the sincerity of this house to deliver on the vote of this house to deliver on the vote of the british people to leave the european union. mr speaker, we have had no answer on the white paper and i don't think we have had an answer on the buffer zone, but i could say the one thing the buffer zone proposal has achieved is bringing just about everybody in northern ireland and the republic of ireland together and it was described by the irish chamber of commerce as bonkers. can the prime minister confirm that it remains her plan to leave the european union in march 2019 and complete the transition by december 2020? yes. an answer! cheering well, mr speaker, i looked at the faces

from the rest of the uk and therefore there would in effect be some sort of customs border down the irish sealternative solution. so what is the new proposal from the uk or how much do we know about what it might be? the main thing about it, the idea that it will be a temporary alignment with the customs union. but it would not be for northern ireland, that would be a temporary alignment for the whole the uk. this would begin after december 2020 at the end of the 21 month transition period. one of the key things we scared comings and goings in downing street today and yesterday is how long would it last four. we understand the language it said it would be time limited but david davis and no doubt others would like to see a specific date because if you call something time—limited it can you call something time—limited it ca n stretch you call something time—limited it can stretch on and transition one can stretch on and transition one can become transition two and so on. that's the debate within the uk government if you like but even if they can agree on the wording of this proposal it's still

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moors, flying across magister and as faras these moors, flying across magister and as far as the irish seal at the moment but the concern is once the heat kicks in, when the sun is shining on the moors, the moors will heat up and the wind will pick up and that will be when the fire starts to spread and more pockets reappear, as they did yesterday. the army is on the way and the chinook helicopter on its way to help carry high —— heavy pumping ground to the peaks and they will hope to get this sorted soon. kevin, thank you, we will speak to you through the morning. theresa may will meet european leaders in brussels today after she was warned that time's running out to secure a brexit deal. the prime minister is set to join a key eu council meeting where she'll give an update on britain's plans for exiting the union. they're also due to discuss migration, economics and security. donald trump says he wants to elect a supreme court justice who will maintain gun rights. the us president has been given the chance to cement a majority of politically conservative judges on the country's top court

certainly there should not be one down the irish sea.iverted, but agreed divergences. that is the way forward , divergences. that is the way forward, the sensible approach, but the trouble is no body wants to get on to talk about option a, the keep footie the so—called backstop, which only have the duke place if we get an agreement. are there any circumstances where he would stop supporting the conservatives? we are clear that under the terms of the arrangement, we will support the prime minster in terms of achieving brexit, and in terms of achieving economic —— primed minister in terms of achieving brexit, and in terms of achieving economic goals, but we don‘t need to threaten the prime minister. we don‘t need to put down serious accusations against her, because i have no doubt about the prime minister‘s union, it was repeated by the solicitor general, she is not good to oppose a border down the —— impose a border danny ings northern ireland see that weight... we have every confidence in that score. thank you very much. dixons carphone

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irish animation studio cartoon saloon. that is a quite well-known animation house that made films like "song of the sea," "breadwinner" and "secret of kells," and it has received many academy award nominations for its films. it is considered high caliber. apple is getting in with a high quality producer of content. it says something to their ambition. we do not know how the film will be distributed digitally. we know that apple has been talking to people in hollywood over the past couple of years and has been hiring aggressively to build a team to make content and buy content for streaming. but it is unclear if it will be a part of the apple music streaming service. although that seems unlikely, given that it is an animated movie. emily: is there a sense that there is a shakeup to come in animated movies given the potential exit of john lasseter, the cofounder of pixar, from disney? anousha: this weekend we have the incredible's two. there is growing competition for the animated section. it is not a given. pixar has had flaws. -- flops. not very many, obviously. disney is in a weakened position without john lasseter becau

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close to finalizing a deal with an irish animation studio called cartoon saloon that made about three oscar-nominated films, including most recently "song of the seaeal might not have been in the final stages, but it is close to being done. while apple has acquired some documentaries, it has not made any kind of public acquisitions lifeature films, i think more information. live or, either animation. ramy: i am curious about animation, why not go into live action? anousha: we can only speculate at this point. when it quite cagey comes to talking about what is doing about with its partners. for more than a year or so we have been picking up on reporting about their plans. people are generally unclear about what they want to do, but they have been buying tv projects and looking at movie projects. i can suspect something like animation is easier to sell to a global audience. at bloomberg, we have stories from bloomberg businessweek, where some of my colleagues wrote about issues they had with tv content that was perhaps a bit too racy. animation is a popular growing genre in hollywood with a lot of competition. apple has a long history in animation w

deal to buy distribution rights to unnamed movie from irish animation studio, cartoon saloon, three academy award features including song of the sea: you knew this was coming. >> of course, what are they not in? they will get in financials, eventually insurance. they have everything on my phone, they know everything about me, music and now i will watch movies. cheryl: they are taking over the world. apple tv, they were going to take over major hollywood studio and now doing it in ireland. >> that's the problem, though, you will see major conglomerate take up smaller ones. cheryl: appreciate it. >> thank you. cheryl: we have a lot more coming up from shinnecock hills. check your pantry before you take out the cereal this morning, there's a recall you should know about because the fears of salmonella outbreak, it's a big one. plus, exactly one year after being shot during practice, house majority whip steve scalise making triumphant return to diamond. we are talking to a congressman who was on the field for all of the action. stay with us. [music playing] (vo) from day one, we always came through for our customers. it's how we earne