for england and wales, though, we are yet to see any rain crossing the irish sea, so it should be a dryand, those shouldn't last too long and we should see decent spells of sunshine. more sunshine towards the south—east than we had on monday. you can see how slowly this rain pushes over the irish sea into some western coasts, further into scotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, with some sunshine, 18 degrees likely for the moray firth and in the south—east, perhaps into east anglia, the east midlands, 18 or 19 degrees here. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, across north—west england and further into scotland as well. so more cloud pushing into more of the country means it shouldn't be quite as chilly, temperatures typically 7—9 degrees. there'll still be some sunshine around on wednesday, particularly in the morning across lincolnshire, east anglia and south—east of england, but also for northern ireland for a while. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers really at this stag

ransom irish sea coast, 60 or 70 mph. heavy widely. ransom irish sea coast, 60 or70 mph.. heavy rain piling widely. ransom irish sea coast, 60 or70 mph. heavy rain piling in, northern ireland, midlands, north—west england. areas of rain working around the low pressure system across england and wales. some dry places, southern coastal counties might get dry through the day. north—east england not too bad. little winds and one or two summers. the same because much scotland but here there could be so movie having an thundery. to the east of northern ireland, southern parts of north—west england and in the first nine and north wales could get some minor flooding, nine and north wales could get some minorflooding, temperatures nine and north wales could get some minor flooding, temperatures around here only 7—9. big contrast yesterday. 1a in the north—west of scotla nd yesterday. 1a in the north—west of scotland where winds are lighter. finishing the day still gales in many areas. the strongest winds into the evening around some parts of north—west england and north wales part

for england and wales, though, we are yet to see any rain crossing the irish sea, so it should be a dry than we had on monday. you can see how slowly this rain pushes over the irish sea into some western coasts, further into scotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, with some sunshine, 18 degrees likely for the moray firth and in the south—east, perhaps into east anglia, the east midlands, 18 or 19 degrees here. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, across north—west england and further into scotland as well. so more cloud pushing into more of the country means it shouldn't be quite as chilly, temperatures typically 7—9 degrees. there'll still be some sunshine around on wednesday, particularly in the morning across lincolnshire, east anglia and south—east of england — but also for northern ireland for a while. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers really at this stage and they could be rather hit—and—miss. but with more cloud in general, even for eastern areas, it won't be quite

for england and wales, though, we are yet to see any rain crossing the irish sea, so it should be a drylong and we should see decent spells of sunshine. more sunshine towards the south—east than we had on monday. you can see how slowly this rain pushes over the irish sea into some western coasts, further into scotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, with some sunshine, 18 degrees likely for the moray firth and in the south—east, perhaps into east anglia, the east midlands, 18 or 19 degrees here. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, across north—west england and further into scotland as well. so more cloud pushing into more of the country means it shouldn't be quite as chilly, temperatures typically 7—9 degrees. there'll still be some sunshine around on wednesday, particularly in the morning across lincolnshire, east anglia and south—east of england — but also for northern ireland for a while. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers really at this stage and they could be rather hi

for england and wales, though, we are yet to see any rain crossing the irish sea, so it should be a dryern england, those shouldn't last too long and we should see decent spells of sunshine. more sunshine towards the south—east than we had on monday. you can see how slowly this rain pushes over the irish sea into some western coasts, further into scotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, with some sunshine, 18 degrees likely for the moray firth and in the south—east, perhaps into east anglia, the east midlands, 18 or 19 degrees here. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, across north—west england and further into scotland as well. so more cloud pushing into more of the country means it shouldn't be quite as chilly, temperatures typically 7—9 degrees. there'll still be some sunshine around on wednesday, particularly in the morning across lincolnshire, east anglia and south—east of england — but also for northern ireland for a while. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers really at

for england and wales, though, we are yet to see any rain crossing the irish sea, so it should be a dryoss eastern england, those shouldn't last too long and we should see decent spells of sunshine. more sunshine towards the south—east than we had on monday. you can see how slowly this rain pushes over the irish sea into some western coasts, further into scotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, with some sunshine, 18 degrees likely for the moray firth and in the south—east, perhaps into east anglia, the east midlands, 18 or 19 degrees here. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, across north—west england and further into scotland as well. so more cloud pushing into more of the country means it shouldn't be quite as chilly, temperatures typically 7—9 degrees. there'll still be some sunshine around on wednesday, particularly in the morning across lincolnshire, east anglia and south—east of england, but also for northern ireland for a while. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers rea

eastern side of england and scotland with patchy rain coming in across northern ireland and the irish seaa bit higher, as high as iii celsius. you're watching beyond 100 days. joe biden wants to make america great again — just not that kind of great. the top democrat makes his pitch for unseating donald trump. in a slickly produced announcement video, mr biden presented his candidacy as a moral imperative at a critical time. it was an announcement aimed at trump, about trump, and with the pitch that he's the democrat who can beat trump. if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation. officials in sri lanka revise down the death toll from the easter

you can see how slowly this rain pushes over the irish sea into some western coasts, into scotland, perhaps into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, to the north—west of england and further into scotland as well. more cloud putting into more of the country means it should be quite as chilly, temperatures 7—9. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers at this stage and they could be rather hit and miss. but with more cloud in general, even for eastern areas, it won't be quite as warm as tuesday. looking at thursday, we've still got this fairly cloudy picture. there will be some showers developing, potentially thundery. more significant, though, that weather front could provide some patchy rain moving southwards. it's what's happening to the north that is more crucial because if you follow the wind arrows, our wind from the arctic. otherwise the winds will not be too strong. but they will turn colder everywhere by the end of the week before temperatures recoverjust a little bit as we head into the

around the irish sea coasts. through the night, rain to parts of western england and wales.gh the evening and overnight, coldest of all, northern ireland where temperatures will drop for a touch of frost because you are under original hi pressure. the storm is becoming less of a feature, pushing away and if you're watching or spectating the london marathon tomorrow, the outside chance of a shower. much more comfortable temperatures. a bit of a breeze blowing through eastern england. no near as strong as today. plenty of cloud. cloud increasing in south—west england and wales. the many, tomorrow, not a bad day. lots of dry weather, a bit more sunshine it will feel warmer. bridges into the mid— teens, will continue to see the mid— teens, will continue to see the warmest of the weather as we go into the start of next week. after a dry start, things will gradually —— gradually turns showery and cooler is wins developed in the north but certainly today, the wins of keynote. take care. pretty good conditions for marathon runners. not too wet or windy. good luck if you are running

because we've got a weak front which isjust lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rainwales, and the south—west of england. either side of that cloud and rain, we'll see some drier weather with some sunshine. temperatures in the warmer spots up to 15. still rather cool around some of those exposed north sea coasts. moving on into the middle of the week, wednesday could start with a little bit of patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of england. that should clear. a bit of patchy cloud here and there. all in all a dry and fine day. the top averages up to 17 or 18 in the south, even the mid—teens further north. certainly a bit of a warmer spell of weather. that warmer drier theme continues into thursday does a warmer spell. so we've got a gentle breeze coming in from the south—east. just the chance of an isolated shower. but i think for the vast majority of places it is dry and bright. and we could well see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north those temperatures in the mid or even the high teens. so d

because we've got a weak front which isjust lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rain side of that cloud and rain, we'll see some drier weather with some sunshine. temperatures in the warmer spots up to 15. still rather cool around some of those exposed north sea coasts. moving on into the middle of the week, wednesday could start with a little bit of patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of england. that should clear. a bit of patchy cloud here and there. all in all a dry and fine day. the top averages up to 17 or 18 in the south, even the mid—teens further north. certainly a bit of a warmer spell of weather. that warmer drier theme continues into thursday does a warmer spell. so we've got a gentle breeze coming in from the south—east. just the chance of an isolated shower. but i think for the vast majority of places it is dry and bright. and we could well see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north those temperatures in the mid or even the high teens. so doing well for the time of year. and it looks

you can see how slowly this rain pushes over the irish sea into some western coasts, into scotland, perhapsr 19 in the midlands. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, to the north—west of england and further into scotland as well. more cloud putting into more of the country means it should be quite as chilly, temperatures 7—9. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers at this stage and they could be rather hit and miss. but with more cloud in general, even for eastern areas, it won't be quite as warm as tuesday. looking at thursday, we've still got this fairly cloudy picture. there will be some showers developing, potentially thundery. more significant, though, that weather front could provide some patchy rain moving southwards. it's what's happening to the north that is more crucial because if you follow the wind arrows, our wind from the arctic. otherwise the winds will not be too strong. but they will turn colder everywhere by the end of the week before temperatures recoverjust

in excess of 40,50 miles per hour in some parts of the western coasts, irish sea coasts, 60, 70 milesg wetter, north—west england, the northwest midlands, where some of the wettest spots will be. not too much rain along with southern counties north—east england and parts of southern and northern scotland. some of those in northern scotland and all in all, a pretty chilly day. 25 last saturday. through this afternoon, strom the strongest winds will be around liverpool bay. 50 or 60 miles per hour. across eastern parts of england. that will gradually ease away. there are skies developing. a bit of a call like to ta ke developing. a bit of a call like to take this into sunday morning. northern ireland, prone to a touch of frost. still breezy enough around six, seven degrees as storm hannah continues to push away and wins for lighter. it's all good news. those running the london marathon and spectating, wanted to light showers but all in all, temperatures perfect for the long run. as for the rest of us, compared to today, much quieter day, lighter away from eastern coasts. some sunny spel

won't be a great deal of rain as it leaves northern ireland, pushes into eastern scotland and the irish sea i suspect, on tuesday. those temperatures continuing to just creep up by a degree or so. there is warmer weather on the way as we get more sunshine from the middle part of the week. great news if you are heading out and about in the run—up to easter. goodbye. hello. brexit are to end in an agreement. cabinet office minister david lidington insists a deal can get through parliament before elections for the european parliament on may 23rd. it comes as former conservative leader iain duncan smith has warned tory activists have little appetite to campaign for those elections — he said holding them would be a disaster for the country.

so progress, it will slope its way into the irish sea through the course of the day. yer for western scotland and some rain for the central lowlands. northern ireland is brighterfor the central lowlands. northern ireland is brighter for the second central lowlands. northern ireland is brighterfor the second half central lowlands. northern ireland is brighter for the second half of the day but rain pushing into wales and the south—west. further east, where the sentient we could get up to 19 degrees in london. tuesday into wednesday, our eight its way east with rain across more central parts. maybe, the odd thundery downpour. brighter in the west. head of the front 16 or 17 in the east with some sunshine. for thursday we see some more balanced weather, rain for most areas. first thing for scotla nd for most areas. first thing for scotland and then clearing in the afternoon for heavy downpours across england and wales. cast your ice towards the north, those temperatures are being sliding away but by thursday afternoon, colder air starting to slide down behind that rain an

because we‘ve got a weak front which isjust lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rains up to 15. still rather cool around some of those exposed north sea coasts. moving on into the middle of the week, wednesday could start with a little bit of patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of england. that should clear. a bit of patchy cloud here and there. all in all a dry and fine day. the top averages up to 17 or 18 in the south, even the mid—teens further north. certainly a bit of a warmer spell of weather. that warmer drier theme continues into thursday does a warmer spell. so we‘ve got a gentle breeze coming in from the south—east. just the chance of an isolated shower. but i think for the vast majority of places it is dry and bright. and we could well see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north those temperatures in the mid or even the high teens. so doing well for the time of year. and it looks like the mostly dry warm weather continues with the easter weekend, just the chance of light rain in the far

still quite a few showers around and a strong wind blowing out west across the irish sea.ip down into four celsius in the coldest towns and cities. tomorrow it will be warmer with more sunshine. in some areas it will be a little cloudy but there will be a little cloudy but there will be a little cloudy but there will be more sun. the wind will be quite a bit lighter as well. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: 15 bodies — including those of six children — are found by sri lankan security forces after a gun battle with islamist militants.

won't be a great deal of rain as it leaves northern ireland, pushes into western scotland, over the irish sead i suspect on tuesday. but those temperatures continue to just creep up by a degree or so. there is warmer weather on the way as we get more sunshine from the middle part of the week. great news if you're heading out and about in the run—up to easter. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: a leaked recording has emerged of the labour leaderjeremy corbyn, in which he privately expresses concern that officials have either lost, mislaid or ignored evidence of anti—semitism in the party. teachers across the uk say poverty is harming children's ability to learn as research suggests some pupils are struggling because they go to school hungry or with not enough sleep. demonstrators in sudan say they will not end their protests against the country's military until all their demands are met. there's been a sharp rise in the number of crimes involving dating apps and websites across england and wales. and in a few minutes, we will have our sunday morning edition of the papers wit

through the day on tuesday, not dry everywhere, because we have this weather front through the irish searthern england. mist first thing. that should clear through the day. then sunny spells. isolated risk of a shower. most places staying dry with light winds. it will feel warmer by this stage. 17-18 in it will feel warmer by this stage. 17—18 in the south. mid teens are further north. long spells of sunshine, and life winds. it will feel pleasant if you have outdoor plans on thursday. top temperatures around 20 degrees in the warmest spotin around 20 degrees in the warmest spot in the south and 18 also for glasgow. then that warming trend continues through the end of the week on the east weekend. mostly dry, mostly sunny, just the chance of some rain in the far north—west. bye— bye. this is the business briefing. i‘m sally bundock. critical rescue talks atjet airways — we‘ll be live to mumbai as the indian airline teeters on the brink of collapse with all international flights cancelled. sneak peek — beijing‘s brand—new airport! it‘ll open in the autumn to meet china‘s growing appetite

you can see how slowly this rain pushes over the irish sea into some western coasts, into scotland, perhapsds. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, to the north—west of england and further into scotland as well. more cloud putting into more of the country means it should be quite as chilly, temperatures 7—9. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers at this stage and they could be rather hit and miss. but with more cloud in general, even for eastern areas, it won't be quite as warm as tuesday. looking at thursday, we've still got this fairly cloudy picture. there will be some showers developing, potentially thundery. more significant, though, that weather front could provide some patchy rain moving southwards. it's what's happening to the north that is more crucial because if you follow the wind arrows, our wind from the arctic. otherwise the winds will not be too strong. but they will turn colder everywhere by the end of the week before temperatures recoverjust a little bit as we

because we've got a weak front which isjust lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rain and the south—west of england. either side of that cloud and rain, we'll see some drier weather with some sunshine. temperatures in the warmer spots up to 15. still rather cool around some of those exposed north sea coasts. moving on into the middle of the week, wednesday could start with a little bit of patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of england. that should clear. a bit of patchy cloud here and there. all in all a dry and fine day. the top averages up to 17 or 18 in the south, even the mid—teens further north. certainly a bit of a warmer spell of weather. that warmer drier theme continues into thursday does a warmer spell. so we've got a gentle breeze coming in from the south—east. just the chance of an isolated shower. but i think for the vast majority of places it is dry and bright. and we could well see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north those temperatures in the mid or even the high teens. so doing w

that rain, though, moving over the irish sea away from the isle of man into westernmost parts of englande mist and fog patches to lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east but some brightness and sunshine and dry here for most of the day. elsewhere, we are likely to see some showers breaking out, especially if it does tend to brighten up. there will be a fair bit of cloud around, temperatures not quite so high as they were on tuesday. highest impetus towards the south—east, 17 or 18. a woman day for northern ireland, a cooler day for northern ireland, a cooler day for northern scotland stop and here we will have some more showers, which could be quite heavy into the evening as well. showers further south, they do tend to fade away and we will probably find some more brea ks we will probably find some more breaks in the cloud here and there. not too cold, mind you. lowest temperatures are going to be around five or six degrees. one or two mist and fog patches, perhaps. as we head into thursday, though, we're going to find that while they will be some sunshine, the cloud will develop, a

last of the weather front will bring some damp weather for western scotland, perhaps spots into the irish seaicularly. into wednesday we see the winds really change direction, they will bring an more of a south—easterly, increasing temperatures nicely with the warm spell around the corner. a pianist and fog patches to stop the day on wednesday, much of that will lift with sunny spells breaking out fairly widely. temperatures up to 19 in london, warmer in edinburgh at 15. some of the north sea coast will feel a bit cooler given the onshore winds. more of the same on thursday, another day with mist and fog patches, lots of sunshine on the cards. if anything, there's temperatures edge a little, 17 in edinburgh, 15 in belfast, heights of 20 towards cardiff. through friday and saturday we will probably see higher temperatures across much of the uk, could reach 2425 degrees in the uk, could reach 2425 degrees in the warmest areas but through sunday the warmest areas but through sunday the cloud will thicken across north—western areas and we may see some rain head across parts of the ukfor some rain

overnight the general area of rain works across the irish sea to northern ireland and getting anotherpecially cold with temperatures five up to eight celsius in west, but clearing skies and the odd patch of frost in the countryside to get concerned with. into friday, pressure further westwards and we get wins coming in from the continent. that will help boost the temperatures. it will start to feel a bit less cold during friday. that said, there will still be running around across western areas with a white star to northern ireland before rain eases and more rain at times for wales and south—west england. the further northwards and eastwards you go, the drier and brighter of the weather gets, some decent and sunny weather for scotland with 14 celsius in edinburgh on 14 celsius in london. probably higher cloud making sunshine hazy at times. the weekend, quite a bit of cloud still left over and some bright spells but also some rain in the forecast. generally we will see temperatures rising a little bit above average for quite a few of us of saturday starts off like this with some sunshi

because we've got a weak front which isjust lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rain england. either side of that cloud and rain, we'll see some drier weather with some sunshine. temperatures in the warmer spots up to 15. still rather cool around some of those exposed north sea coasts. moving on into the middle of the week, wednesday could start with a little bit of patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of england. that should clear. a bit of patchy cloud here and there. all in all a dry and fine day. the top averages up to 17 or 18 in the south, even the mid—teens further north. certainly a bit of a warmer spell of weather. that warmer drier theme continues into thursday does a warmer spell. so we've got a gentle breeze coming in from the south—east. just the chance of an isolated shower. but i think for the vast majority of places it is dry and bright. and we could well see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north those temperatures in the mid or even the high teens. so doing well for the time of ye

tuesday we've still got a weather front lingering in the west bringing some rain around some of these irish seastay dry with some spells of sunshine, and those temperatures, a degree or so warmer by this stage. we're looking at about 10—15 for most of us. still rather chilly, though, across eastern parts of scotland. heading on into the middle of the week, wednesday may well start on a fairly chilly, misty note but the mist should clear away and it's looking like a really decent day. dry across the board, a bit of patchy cloud building through the afternoon. sunny spells, top temperatures up to around 18 degrees, and it will turn even warmer as we head towards the end of the week. bye for now.

because we've got a weak front which isjust lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rain some drier weather with some sunshine. temperatures in the warmer spots up to 15. still rather cool around some of those exposed north sea coasts. moving on into the middle of the week, wednesday could start with a little bit of patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of england. that should clear. a bit of patchy cloud here and there. all in all a dry and fine day. the top averages up to 17 or 18 in the south, even the mid—teens further north. certainly a bit of a warmer spell of weather. that warmer drier theme continues into thursday does a warmer spell. so we've got a gentle breeze coming in from the south—east. just the chance of an isolated shower. but i think for the vast majority of places it is dry and bright. and we could well see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north those temperatures in the mid or even the high teens. so doing well for the time of year. and it looks like the mostly dry warm weather conti

heavy, and the winds pick up overnight, with more rain coming into northern ireland and over the irish sea travel disruption overnight and into tomorrow. this is where we have the strongest of the winds. the warning from the met office, dusts widely at 45 mph. around coastal areas, could be 60 mile an hour plus. late in the day, the winds will ease down. but we have a windy weather for northern ireland and wet weather, and it stays wet across northern england, north wales through the day underneath all of that rain. temperatures will be eight, 9 degrees. for scotland, the winds will be light, sunshine and heavy showers. further south, things bright enough, sunshine and blustery showers, and highs of only 12 degrees. there is the storm, it is weakening as it moves away from the uk. it will sit around close in the south—east for a while. a ridge of high pressure coming in. quietening down for sunday. last year for the london marathon we had record—breaking temperatures. this year, much more comfortable, 13, 14 degrees, probably dry and cloudy and a little breezy. no where near as windy on su

won't be a great deal of rain as it leaves northern ireland, pushes into western scotland, over the irish seaperatures continue to just creep up by a degree or so. there is warmer weather on the way as we get more sunshine from the middle part of the week. great news if you're heading out and about in the run—up to easter. goodbye. putter putter this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at ten: a leaked recording of jeremy corbyn reveals that the labour party lost, misland or ignored evidence of anti—semitism in the party i was concerned that everything had been mislaid or misused. teachers say there's increasing evidence that poverty is damaging the education of children in the uk demonstrators in sudan say they will not end their protests against the country's military until all their demands are met there's been a sharp rise in the number of crimes involving dating apps and websites across england and wales. and is the tiger roaring back? tiger woods will try to win his first major title for more than a decade, as he enters the final

we have got a weak front that is lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rain to the wester side of that cloud, dry weather with some sunshine. temperatures in the warmer spots up to 15. rather cool around some of those exposed north sea coasts. moving onto the middle of the week, wednesday could start with patchy mist, particularly for wales, the south—west of england. that should clear. patchy cloud here and there. all in all a dry and fine day. the top averages up to 17 or 18 in the south, even the mid—teens for the north. a woman spell of weather. that warmur dry them continues into thursday does a woman spell. don't just the chance of a shower. the most just the chance of a shower. the m ost pla ces just the chance of a shower. the most places dry and bright. we could see 19 or 20 celsius by the time we get to thursday, particularly in the south. even further north. temperatures in the mid—or even the high teens. doing well for the time of year. the mostly dry warm weather continues with the easter weekend, just the chance of light rain in the far north—west. goodbye

ireland into western pa rt of away from northern ireland into western part of scotland, over the irish sea's first underwater restaurant. first, last year, a series of devastating wildfires had a huge impact across california. they were the state's worst on record, burning almost 2 million acres of land. but it wasn'tjust people that were affected by the fires. in greater los angeles, wild mountain lions live around popular hiking spots. the often man—made fires along with other human activities threaten their lives. so i've headed north of la to the verdugo mountains. i'd heard that one mountain lion called p41, who became caught up in a fire there in 2017, helped turn around local understanding of these powerful animals. so it's one of the misconceptions that los angeles is just this concrete jungle without wildlife, but there's so much to see here. despite attacks on people being very rare, occasional reports of incidents have contributed to mountain lions being eradicated from north america's eastern states. their biggest threats still comes from human activity in the form of road traf

for the irish sea, it turns quite dreary into the afternoon.eturning to northern ireland before we get showers back in. wednesday sees the best of the sunshine. a slimmer slice, eventually the showers do arrive. in the sunshine at this time of year, we will see high temperatures, 16, 17 or 18 degrees. it is going to get colder. quite considerably colder for the beginning of may, as we see this arctic blast taking shape through the course of thursday. with it, the risk is there of wintry showers, snow over the hills and some night—time frost that i hinted at earlier. we will see temperatures tumbling away through thursday and friday, single figures in the north. then there was temperatures do recover with some sunshine. i hope, we hope, over the bank holiday weekend. see you later. victims of crime will be asked to let police go through their mobile phones, or risk prosecutions not going ahead. the move in england and wales comes after a number of cases, including rape trials, collapsed after important evidence on phones wasn't shown to the defe

there that weather front running into the irish sea.orthern scotland, northern england favoured for the much sharper downpours. most of the sharers fizzle out overnight. thursday daytime will get some meaningful showers. very widespread. and possibly thunder. starting to feel cooler particularly across northern scotland. we have got colder weather pushing and behind the rain. by friday, quite a shock to the system. a little bit of rain on that. the showers are white and it is snow. there will be a wintry field to scotland. we have been at 20 degrees in the north—east of scotland. temperatures could be closer to freezing. 0n temperatures could be closer to freezing. on friday. a chilly end to the week. we are going into a bank holiday weekend. what does that mean? the forecast isn‘t too bad. it is certainly not a wash—out. there will be a lot of dry weather. it will be a lot of dry weather. it will be a chilly start and some overnight frost. bank holiday monday hopefully back up to around average 01:31:35,833 --> 2147483052:22:33,245 tem

going through this evening, that cloud and rain spirals across the irish sea into northern ireland.ds and we draw up ourwinds pressure moves westwards and we draw up our winds from europe. it will be turning a little bit less cold over the next few days and that is the general trend in the forecast. now, we will see rain around on friday and the wettest weather across northern ireland with rain at times for wales and south—west england. the further northward and eastward you go, the drier the weather becomes on the brighter it gets, with the best of sunshine in scotland. temperatures climbing and looking at how of 1a celsius towards the south—east england in 1a as well in the sunshine in edinburgh. clock ticks on into the weekend at the weekend will seek cloud round but bright spells and the best in western areas. expecting rain but turning milder as well. here is the weather picture for the start of the weekend and on saturday. the best of brighter weather across north—western areas of the uk and we could see showers in the south—west and perhaps rain affecting eastern areas of the

we will see more rain arriving from northern ireland back across the irish sea into northern england,rthern england and that will be wet and windy in northern ireland. underneath the rain, temperatures only eight or 9 degrees. sunshine and a few showers. less windy in scotland, blustery 01:26:44,065 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 showers to the south. today at 5pm — the british and irish governments launch new talks, in an effort to restore power sharing in northern ireland. they say that after the killing of the journalist lyra mckee, there's a clear message that people want to see fresh momentum for the peace process. lyra symbolised the new northern ireland and her tragic death cannot be in vain. today police released pictures of the man they believe killed lyra mckee in londonderry — they called on the public to help them identify him. i believe that the gunman will carry a very heavy conscience as a result of lyra mckee's murder. when you see the public outpouring of support, there has been public condemnation.

sea change happening here after thed . the day after her murder, there were unionists and britishpo ticians and irish nationalists for the firstever in their 40, 50-year political history, and that was something of a monumental occasion. they have vowed to work together to make a better fure after what happened to lyra, and we're only hopg that that will be the case. >> brangham: i know i mentioned this at the, beginni but you have written and several others have written about how the ongoing negging legislations over brexit might be exacerbating these problems. that's not obvious to many of us he in the u.s. explain how that could be causing this. >> reporter: well, brexit in ireland north and south has caused huge problems because there would be a border if brexit goes to a head. the deadline now is halloween. and it is a total nightmare would what would happen here in northern ireland. brexit comes with it a lot of regulations. we might have to have a hard border. that woulde a board ben -- between northern ireland and southern island, so nnly have we got economic concerns overo reck yet, but we alsve the serious concern ov

tuesday we've still got a weather front lingering in the west bringing some rain around some of these irish seawestern scotland, northern ireland, wales, for instance. further east, it should stay dry with some spells of sunshine, and those temperatures, a degree or so warmer by this stage. we're looking at about 10—15 for most of us. still rather chilly, though, crossed eastern parts of scotland. heading on into the middle of the week, wednesday may well start on a fairly chilly, misty note but the mist should clear away and it's looking like a really decent day. dry across the board, a bit of patchy cloud building through the afternoon. sunny spells, top temperatures up to around 18 degrees, and it will turn even warmer as we head towards the end of the week. bye for now. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. tiger woods wins his 15th major golf title, more than a decade after his last, at the us masters in augusta. donald trump offered his congratulations, calling the golfer a truly great champion. one person has died and at least 22 others are taken to hospital after a crash involving two

patchy like train into scotland, over the irish sea, into western parts of england and wales.se of the cloud. more significant changes come from midweek onwards as we draw in more ofa midweek onwards as we draw in more of a south easterly breeze, it picks up of a south easterly breeze, it picks up more sunshine, natural sin warmer airfrom the near up more sunshine, natural sin warmer air from the near continent. up more sunshine, natural sin warmer airfrom the near continent. good friday, you can see how the temperatures are 19, even 20 celsius. warmer weather after a chilly weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11am. a leaked recording ofjeremy corbyn reveals that the labour party lost, misland or ignored evidence of anti—semitism in the party. i was concerned that it had either been mislaid, teachers say there's increasing evidence that poverty is damaging the education of children in the uk. demonstrators in sudan say they will not end their protests against the country's military until all their demands are met. there has been a sharp rise in the number of crimes inv

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as we go through this evening, that cloud and rain will spiral across the irish sea into northern irelandome clear spells elsewhere. quite a chilly night but the breeze and the cloud keeping many of us just above freezing. that takes on into friday morning. and friday, that area of low pressure slips a little bit further westwards. instead we're starting to draw up our winds from europe. it's going to be turning a little less cold over the next few days. that's a general trend in the forecast. we're still going to see some rain around on friday. probably the wettest weather across northern ireland. rain at times for wales and south—west england. the further northwards and eastwards you go, the drier the weather becomes and the brighter it gets as well. probably the best of the sunshine in scotland. temperatures climbing. looking at highs of 14 degrees towards south—east england. 14 as well in the sunshine in edinburgh. that takes us on into the weekend. the weekend will see quite a bit of cloud around, but there will be some bright spells. the best of these in western areas. we're expecti

tuesday we have a weather front lingering in the west, bringing rain across the irish sea coast, butee or $0 warmer. sunshine. and those temperatures a degree or so warmer. still rather chilly across eastern parts of scotland. heading into the middle of the week, wednesday could well start ona the week, wednesday could well start on a chilly note, but it looks like a decent day. dry across the board, cloud building to the afternoon. sunny spells, top temperatures up to 18 celsius, and turning warmer as we look at the end of the week. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm ben bland. the headlines at 7pm: one person has died and at least 20 others are taken to hospital after a crash involving two cars and a double decker bus on the isle of wight. it's been declared a major incident. the cabinet office minister david lidington says the government and labour will both have to compromise as they look to break the deadlock over brexit. police name the nine—year—old boy killed by a dog in a cornish holiday park and reveal he'd been left alone with the animal. teachers say there's increasin

, which the dup isa border in the irish sea, which the dup is a party of the union isjust not acceptableery frustrated with parliament, that they haven't found some way out of this deadlock, this stalemate that we are in. it depends what both parties decide to do, what would their brexit position be? it depends whether you end up coming back with a majority. that is the concern for a majority. that is the concern for a lot of people, if you have a general election and come back with a hung parliament which makes it harder to get things through, whether or not that comes from a labour or conservative government, and nothing changes and we will still be having to resolve what we need to do with domestic law to be able to leave the eu. and we will be back here asking and answering those questions in 2037. thank you, maddie. parents could be obliged to put their child does not name on a register if they have been educated at home. this would help councils intervene if standards were low but some parents wonder that it could be a unwarranted intrusion into their lives. right now if you don't

so much opposition to over the backstop, because then that creates if you like a border down the irish sea many of the brexiteers in westminster too. so we are coming back to the same old problems if you like, but all those pledges remain, to keep that open border, something the uk, the eu and ireland has promised. but ireland has been pretty tight—lipped, the irish government, about how exactly it intends to do that, because everything poised at such a sensitive time, the government doesn‘t really want to show its hand if you like and say it is how we are actually planning the checks in case it upsets the political equilibrium and may be poisons the politics if you like when we could be on the brink of some sort of deal. people are playing their cards very close to their chest with all of this but as we get closer and closer to the deadlines, which keep being moved back, the eu will need answers over that border. we will be back to you later, emma vardy, thank you very much. social media companies could see their services blocked — and senior managers held personally liable — under new go