slow moving through tonight, cloud and patchy rain for northern ireland, south—west scotland, the isle of manwest wales. further east, a chilly night under clear spells, even a touch of frost in north—east england and eastern scotla nd in north—east england and eastern scotland and dense fog patches, some of which could be slow to clear but they should as we go through the morning and for many tomorrow, a fine day with spells of sunshine, the best across scotland where temperatures in the north west highlands could get up to 20. always cooler in the west, northern ireland, the far south—west of england still plagued by the slow—moving weather front but it will make progress eastwards slowly through the middle part of the week, bringing a little bit of rain and as it clears through, it will turn much cooler. let this is bbc news i am martine croxall. prayers have been held in the streets in sri lanka as church services are cancelled — a week after more than 250 people were killed in the easter sunday bombings. there's to be more prominent health warnings on packets of opioid painkillers becaus

across the north of scotland today and quite frequent showers in northern ireland, through the isle of mannd the south—west of england. further east it is drier and brighter, they will be some sunny spells into the afternoon. but the showers in the south—west could be quite heavy and it will feel quite chilly here at times with a fairly gusty wind, temperature is only about 7—10d. the highest temperatures will be in the east where you have the best of the sunshine, and again across scotland and northern ireland, it is towards the west where you keep the cloud. fairly decent across northern scotland, especially the northwest work temperatures could get up to 13-111dc, but work temperatures could get up to 13—111dc, but notice of the rain and cloud in the northern isles. through tonight the showers moving their way further westwards, so things improving slightly, and then we will see quite a bit of cloud moving in from the east and that will keep temperatures up to about 3—6d overnight tonight, perhaps a touch of frost in more rural spots in scotland. throughout the weekend, it's going to be

the isle of man, far south—west of scotland.o form and in eastern areas quite a chilly night in fact for parts of north—eastern england and scotland there could be a localised frost. for most of us it is looking dry with spells of sunshine but our pesky weather front will still bring cloud and some patchy rain. early mist and fog clearing but always a patchy cloud into the afternoon. the best of the sunshine in scotland. 18—19, possibly 20 degrees. as we go into tuesday, a similar day of weather. scraping into western parts, some rain. elsewhere drive with spells of sunshine and the early fog will clear. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, 20 in london, it could be 19 or 20 in other places. this should make some progress eastwards. not much winds to push it along, it is in no mood to move quickly. it becomes marooned on top of the british isles on wednesday. a band of cloud initially but may reinvigorate to give showers and thunderstorms into the afternoon. ahead of that weather front, still warm. but behind it, the tem

and the afternoon may bring a strong wind to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of manth wales. it will still continue to blow a gale or severe gale further south. a very windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. could be a little bit of mist and fog around, but as the day wears on, we'll start to see this next weather system winding inself to bring

and the afternoon may bring a strong wind to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of mano blow a gale or severe gale further south. a very windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breezewill be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressu

and the afternoon may bring a strong wind to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of man and north wales. it will still continue to blow a gale or severe gale further south. a very windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respec

will bring cloud and some patchy rain into south—west england, west wales, northern ireland, the isle of mann areas, quite a chilly night. in the north—east and scotland, there could be a localised frost. but tomorrow, for most of us it is looking dry, with spells of sunshine, but our pesky weather front will still bring cloud and patchy rain for northern ireland, west wales and the far south—west of england. early mist and fog clearing, but there will be patchy cloud around in the afternoon. the best of the sunshine is across scotland, and that is where we'll have the highest temperatures. as we go into tuesday, a similar day of weather. frontal system still only scraping into western parts. some rain, which could be heavy across northern ireland. elsewhere, largely dry with spells of sunshine once any early fog has cleared. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week for most of us. it could get to 19 or 20 across parts of scotland. as we move into wednesday, that front which has been lingering out west makes some progress eastwards. not much wind to push it along, so it's in no mood to mo

will bring cloud and some patchy rain into south—west england, west wales, northern ireland, the isle of manorth—east and scotland, there could be a localised frost. but tomorrow, for most of us it is looking dry, with spells of sunshine, but our pesky weather front will still bring cloud and patchy rain for northern ireland, west wales and the far south—west of england. early mist and fog clearing, but there will be patchy cloud around in the afternoon. the best of the sunshine is across scotland, and that is where we'll have the highest temperatures. as we go into tuesday, a similar day of weather. frontal system still only scraping into western parts. some rain, which could be heavy across northern ireland. elsewhere, largely dry with spells of sunshine once any early fog has cleared. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week for most of us. it could get to 19 or 20 across parts of scotland. as we move into wednesday, that front which has been lingering out west makes some progress eastwards. not much wind to push it along, so it's in no mood to move quickly. it becomes marooned on top

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

and the afternoon may bring a strong wind to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of manow a gale or severe gale further south. a very windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the better day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pr

bright and fresh start in scotland and england, clouding over from the west in parts of wales, the isle of mano where they should be this time of the year. this is bbc news, i‘m rebecca jones. the headlines at 10. a woman is shot dead and three people are injured at a synagogue in california. police are questioning a 19—year—old man. britain‘s fracking tsar quits after six months in thejob — blaming ministers for paying too much attention to the environmental lobby. from within you can‘t do very much. it means at the moment when you have government in such terrible paralysis you have to do something as dramatic as this in order to have your voice heard. security fears in sri lanka sees church services cancelled — a week after more than 250 people were killed in the easter sunday bombings. mo farah says it would be an ‘amazing achievment‘

scotland and northern ireland, further showers this afternoon and you might catch one across the isle of man and cumbria later. for much of england and wales it is dry. a way to the west, blue skies overhead, temperatures 15 or 16. that is the last time we will see highs like that for the rest of the week. tonight, the weather front is on the move, heading south into england and wales. before it arrives, parts of east anglia and the south east may get the odd shower imported from france during the night. they could bea france during the night. they could be a touch of frost here, and frosty skies across scotland and northern ireland later. tomorrow morning, cloudy across england and wales, down towards the south west. we will see outbreaks of rain slowly push their way in. one or two spots may stay dry. through east anglia and the south east, a bright start before the cloud pushes on later and turns the rest of the afternoon cloudy and damp. twisting them, wales and cornwall will brighten up by the russia. showers already on the go, frequent through the day northern ireland pushed along by a

and the afternoon may bring a strong wind to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of man. a very windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure starts the new week so it could be a b

and the afternoon may bring a strong wind to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of manntinue to blow a gale or severe gale further south. a very windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then hi

through northern ireland, south—west scotla nd through northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of maninds start easing away. that is because storm hannah is starting to wea ken because storm hannah is starting to wea ke n into because storm hannah is starting to weaken into the north sea and this little ridge of high pressure is coming into the second half of the weekend. so for the london marathon, actually perfect conditions because you got lighter winds, still quite a cool wind direction. although it's a quieter and less windy day unless colder, it's still not going to be sunshine throughout because we got a lot of cloud left in the east, another weather coming into the west with some drizzly rain for northern ireland and the south—west but it is an improvement on saturday and on storm hannah. in the next week, ridge of high pressure, briefly chilly start on monday morning but more weather systems waiting in the wings. i will see you later. this is bbc news, i'm kasia madera. our top stories: a race against time — president trump urges people to vaccinate after two universities are

there but look at this sliver of cloud through scotland, the east of northern ireland, through the isle of maning outbreaks of rain this morning and moving further west, still sticking around across west wales, south—west england and the east of northern ireland. elsewhere, patchy mist and fog and low cloud across the east, mostly clearing. sunny spells for many of us. feeling quite pleasant in the sunshine, maximum temperatures 14—17d, perhaps 18 degrees in the northern highlands. tonight, some low cloud returning across the eastern coast, especially around yorkshire, up into aberdeen. this zone of cloud and wet weather continuing across northern ireland, overnight temperatures tonight reaching a 5—7d. throughout tuesday, low cloud and mist unfold across the east will clear again, some sunshine for most of us but this rain across the west gradually moving into western scotland, west wales and the south—west of england. temperatures in the west 13—15d. elsewhere, a warmer day still as temperatures reaching potentially 20 degrees in the south—east. high pressure keeping things relatively settle

country of the country seems to be vying for status of trip to switzerland in malta has begun island a man as big. as a man's maybe right for us and then isle of man is a train wreck you tell me that story and so on a bigger geo political front any countries you see now really understood. what's going on taking the lead yeah i think the ones you already mentioned or the mean one singapore is probably one that still belongs in that conversation there's still a lot of positive things happening there and. i see a lot of switzerland a lot of discussions about malta and then some of the caribbean nations to bermuda i hear there's some activity going on there in a new bank going in to bermuda and that's a very interesting jurisdiction because it's a self sovereign country well here we are in malibu next to hollywood and of course you know our boss also in the dot com business in hollywood and at that time i remember when hollywood hated the idea of the internet and people having an email address was day class and then they had the blair witch project hit and suddenly everyone's like oh man oh wow. really for nothing we get it where is hollywood i

and the afternoon may bring a strong wind to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of man still continue to blow a gale or severe gale further south. a very windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead

cloud and patchy rain for northern ireland, southwest scotland, the isle of man, west wales, the far touch of frost in north—east england and eastern scotland. and some quite dense fog patches as well, some of which could be slow to clear, but they should, as we go through the morning. and then for many tomorrow, a fine day with spells of sunshine, the best of that across scotland, where temperatures in the north—west highlands could get up to 20 degrees. cooler in the west of northern ireland and the far south—west of england, still plagued by that slow—moving weather front, but that front will make progress eastwards slowly through the middle of the week, bringing a bit of rain and as it clears through, it will turn much cooler. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: early results in the spain's general election suggest that no party will be able to form a government on its own. meanwhile, a far—right party has won seats there for the first time since the 19705. prayers in the street in sri lanka as church services are cancelled a week after more than 250 people were killed in t

it's around the irish sea coasts, including the isle of man, where we see wins through the west. t in the southern portion of north—west england and north wales as well. away from that. slow—moving, the wind not as strong and brightening up across many southern areas once again. compared to the 25 degrees, it was going to bea to the 25 degrees, it was going to be a chilly one. 7—9d. some gusty winds. the strongest of the wins around england and wales. slowly turning more showery through tonight. a few showers across parts of central and eastern england with the strongest of the wins will be. wind is picking up tonight. a touch of foster northern ireland. original high pressure building in. there is an outside chance of a shower for those running the london marathon, may be a refreshing change but nowhere near as warm as it was last year, 9— 14 degrees, the rising through the day. a bit of a breeze. that breeze, not as strong as today. lots of cloud, wanted to showers, clouding over northern ireland tomorrow. for many of you, a drier day, brighter with a bit more sunshine, lighter

with that we have showers moving their way further northward across south—west england, wales, the isle of man2—14d but staying quite cool beneath the cloud, the rain and very gusty winds with highs of 7—10d in the west. through tonight, cloud will spread in across eastern areas, some showers coming in with that as well. overnight temperatures down to about 3-6dc, overnight temperatures down to about 3—6dc, perhaps a touch of frost in the glens of scotland, and over the weekend, really quite a bit of cloud, coming from the east where there will be some showers, it will feel chilly as well. otherwise, they will be some sunshine, a little bit of rain, especially some thunderstorms on sunday. bye and bye. you're watching bbc newsroom live. it's11am and these are the main stories this morning: theresa may writes to the eu and asks for an extension to article 50 until the end ofjune. possibly until... donald tusk says he is considering offering in the uk a year long extension... meanwhile labour are meeting with the government to see if they can reach a possible deadline to the talks. a woman who k

through today, plenty of fine weather but a week with a front situated across the west of scotland, isle of manvernight temperatures, 3—7d. throughout tuesday, again, cloud across eastern parts which will clear. some sunny spells. rain in the west working further east into much of scotland and into the west of wales. temperatures on tuesday rising, quite a one day, especially in the south—east, highs of 20 degrees. however, this little weather system, cold front, slowly moving its way in from the west, high pressure building behind that, the cold front bringing outbreaks of rain from wednesday. moving its way into the south—east, sunny spells developing behind it, as it moves through, we see quite a change in temperatures, 13, 14 degrees in the north and west, ahead of that before the cold air arrives, 16, 17 degrees. getting colder on thursday. and into the end of the week. goodbye. this is business live from bbc news with maryam moshiri and sally bundock. spain's governing socialists win the most seats in the country's election. what will their victory mean for the economy? live from london,

some damp weather, may be getting into london and the midlands, north—west england the isle of man, andht, we continue to see cloud, some patchy rain along this where the frontier. the rain tends to fizzle away. some damp weather across north—west scotland. south wales and the midlands, down into the west country, and most of a mild air is pulled away while temperatures stay above freezing. tomorrow, early fog, early cloud across the north west, but it should break up. through the day it looks like we're going to see quite a lot of sunshine. the small chance for a shower across east anglia, mostly dry. you'll notice the strength of the breeze which makes it feel a little bit chilly, at least cool. further south, 19 degrees in london. that's just the beginning further south, 19 degrees in london. that'sjust the beginning of further south, 19 degrees in london. that's just the beginning of this warming trend. that war may pushes its way up from the south, towards the end of the week, and that all—important the end of the week, and that all—importa nt easter weekend. thursday brings some m

isle of wight. another vehicle, a silver mini cooper. four people were travelling and were taken to hospital. the driver of the bus, a man. the road is closed and the police stay on the scene and they wa nt to police stay on the scene and they want to know anyone who with this the incident and may have information. one of the government ministers leading brexit talks with labour says compromise will be needed on both sides if there's to be an agreement. cabinet office minister david lidington insists a deal can be reached before elections for the european parliament on may 23rd. it comes as former conservative leader, iain duncan smith, has warned that tory activists have little appetite to campaign for those elections — and that holding them would be a disaster for the country. here's our political correspondent chris mason. the noise. i deeply regret that we have not yet been able to secure agreement in this house. the setbacks. the protests. please...do not waste this time. the delay. so now what? the conservatives and labour are still talking. enter this man, the prime minister's deputy. "let's meet again this week",

about these election is that how kashmiris have been rendered a sort of campaign perhaps across me a man india for example to grand isle votes to appeal to their nationalist base. someone from the holding party in india sees that a bit have given full authority to go to the security forces without any question in kashmir and this has real life consequences on kashmir whose. not just in kashmir but across weak mainland india third question what are those real life consequences. well i think the ground reality here is that there is militarization there is you know there's death by like a thousand obstructions every day ranging from communication studio days to environmental degradation to corruption and all of that is enabled within that wider structure which cannot be changed until and unless there is an honest acknowledgement of the fact that there is a problem which is under assault and what is staggering is that india wish me to be used as a mobilization as i said and as your viewer said further right wing without any acknowledgement and you know and that person is right it's not just ignorance and malice it is but i

isls f ckson's fathe early release from prison so he can be with his son. >> regardless of what got him here, he's not a rapist, he's not>> oak l pic have arrested a man connected to the house where jackson was wounded. >>> a road closed because of a massive mudslide is set to reopen tomorrow. sausalito boulevard was closed off last month after a huge amount of mud and debris came crashing down a hillside near crescent avenue. one woman barely escaped when the torrent of mud swept her home off its foundation. she came away with scratches and bruises and was the only person injured on the slide. >>> there was no rain today, in fact, the beach was a popular destination. >> taking a live look from our camera in santa cruz, it's been crowded all day long, as people enjoy the sunshine. it's all going to change starting tomorrow. drew tuma joins us now, there's rain in the forecast, drew. >> stop me if you've heard this before. >> the weekend wrapping up in a beautiful fashion.on wm weathert of sunshine. look at your highs today, we made it into the 70s in most cities. 72 in san francisco this afternoon. made it to 80 in gilroy, and a very warm 78 the high in fairfie

isle to take a shot on a prison inmate. now, shyquinn dix is a big man on campus, and the pride of the t.r.u.e. unit.s on the wall. a month after leaving, he was back at cheshire-- not as a repeat offender, but an inspiration. >> dix: i'm trying not to cry. you all know me. i'm going to cry. you're making me cry. i'm so happy to see you all. i think about you all everyday. swear to god. >> erfe: keep your grades up. stay out of here, right? >> dix: yeah, definitely. >> erfe: and don't forget us when you get to the n.b.a. ( cheers and applause ) ( ticking ) >> welcome to cbs sports hq presented by progressive insurance. >> i'm greg gumbel in new york. in the n.c.a.a. member's basketball tournament, auburn defeated kentucky in overtime and is going to the final four for the first time. michigan beat duke. the spartans move on to the final four for the first time since 2015. saturday's final four is set. first game will be five seed auburn and one seed virginia. the second game will match three seed texas tech with two seed michigan state. enjoy the games. is she a spy? ♪e an al, ♪ she's always here, so