it looks like we trackjust to the south of the british isles, keeping us south of the british isles,s south of the british isles, keeping us relatively cool. outbreaks of rain on wednesday, into northern england, northern ireland and scotla nd england, northern ireland and scotland are brighter, one or two showers, quite windy and across northern england, that brisk wind comes in from the north sea making it feel really chilly. 10 degrees in hall, cloudy skies overhead. it will not feel too clever. during the week ahead we keep the cooler days and chilly nights, the potentialfor us that night. some rain at times, but not all the time. amidst all of that, some sunshine. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at two. the prime minister appeals tojeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit. the shadow chancellor says a crucial factor, trust, has been damaged. in a word, a single word, do you trust the prime minister? no, sorry not after this weekend when she has blown the confidentiality she had. i actually think she has jeopardised the negotiations fo

once the area of high pressure has built over the british isles it will last into the british isles it ahead. a dry week coming up for many others with spells of sunshine and feeling warmer, compared with the cool weather we have seen over recent days. on monday, more sunshine to go around but there will be areas of high cloud across the sky making the sunshine hazy at times. as temperatures continue to rise, it is getting warmer. the 17 in belfast, 19 in edinburgh. as we get towards the middle part of the week, it is across southern and eastern areas temperatures will be a degree or two above normal for the time of year. it is across the north and west of the country we will see the warmest weather and the highest temperatures. in aviemore, 2a celsius as we head into wednesday and feeling warm in glasgow with temperatures into the low 20s as well. thing is warming up and a lot of dry weather to come through sunday and into the week ahead as well. this is bbc news. the headlines: flying in the uk may have to be restricted because of climate change, admits the government. campaigners sa

these fields in the isle of man form part of the largest.t knockaloe farm, in the village of patrick. there were some that had been living in britain for a very long time, and some actually had sons who were old enough to fight for britain. but then you had other men who were interned here who had sons who were fighting for germany, they were very much pro—german. among the internees was a young german called joseph pilates. he was fascinated with exercise, and how the human body moved. conditions in the camp were cramped. this hut is one of the very few that still exist. it is now a shop. joseph would have lived here with about 30 other men. there wasn't always much room to exercise, but there was inspiration. we hear stories that he based a lot of the original method on the movements of animals. we do believe that there were metal beds and there were springs in the camp, and that he started working with the pilates equipment, designing his pilates equipment and exercises, right here in this field, which is really amazing to be standing in.

that said, some heavier bursts of rain in the northern isles and northern scotland ona northern islescooler, northerly breeze. this area of cloud, south wales, northern england, they may produce a shower. most places will be fine, plenty of sunshine once again. every bit as warm as it was on tuesday, the high teens, low 20s. overnight into thursday, still outbreaks of rain affecting the northern isles and northern scotland. elsewhere it will be mainly dry. temperatures are a little bit on the chilly side where you have the clear skies it will clear up quickly. rain not so heavy northern scotland. it has eased away from shetland at this stage. may see some patchy rain heading towards northern ireland with increasing cloud. where you get to see some sunshine it will fill every bit as warm. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: who exactly is backing down? president trump's senior officials claim their tough policies have forced tehran to "put on hold" threats to american interests. theresa may offers

isle de jean charles has always been a wonderful place to live. the island didn't actually open up to the world fully, not until about the earties when our road was built. it was very easy to wake up in the morning and see armadillo in the yard or opossum or a raccoon, you ow, crossing the yard or whatever, whatnot. all that has changed because, with a lot of it just being water now, the trees have died off. what you're seeing is actually just a sn of what it used to be, you know? albert p. naquin: to me, it means almost, i guess you can say, like a family member having cancer, you know? it's being eaten away, you know, where it's just a little bit by little bit getting destroyed. now, the only thing is, the piece of land is lasting longer than the human body can. the one right here is an oil field canal. the's one that passes here. there's one that passes a bit further, and there'e that passes in the back, so you're looking attw water or ser intrusion coming from the pipeline canals, and they destroy the vegetation that we used to have... but, yo

the reason, high—pressure has built across the british isles.day. and once its built in, it‘s going nowhere too fast. monday, a lot of dry weather to come. sunshine from dawn to dusk for many of us. and high pressure, circulate under high pressure in a clockwise sense. that will keep some of the cost a little bit fresher, but stay with the sunshine it‘s going to feel pleasantly warm. the high temperature is wafting up to the north and west of the country and quite a big jump in temperatures for eastern scotland. it will feel much warmer here on monday. for tuesday, little overall change in the weather picture. we‘ve got more of that is in joint come from dawn to dusk across most parts of the country. if anything the temperatures will be a little bit higher. 18 in london, 19 for cardiff. when i can see temperature is getting into the low 20s in parts of scotland, but it‘s on wednesday that we are likely to see they were mistaken of the week. they warmest day of the week. the high temperatures, again are likely to be in scotland with the sunshine

isles, making the sunshine hazy here.er and i7 temperatures up to 16 in edinburgh, 16 in manchester and 17 in both london and cardiff as well. into next week the area of high pressure is going nowhere fast and that means more dry weather to come and feeling warm in the sunshine. monday, there will be plenty of sunshine to go around but high cloud moving in across scotland, making the sunshine hazy here. temperatures continue to rise. 17 in belfast and 18 in edinburgh and cardiff and i7 rise. 17 in belfast and 18 in edinburgh and cardiff and 17 in london. we keep the dry weather going in the week. temperatures above average generally across southern and eastern parts of the uk. it is across the north and the west we have the highest temperatures. in aviemore, 23, 20 4 degrees on tuesday and wednesday. becoming pretty warm for some. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 4: flying in the uk may have to be restricted because of climate change, admits the government. campaigners say a rethink is essential. we

western isles.working in across the western isles. otherwise, a glorious day with lots of spring sunshine, feeling warmer as well. temperatures up feeling warmer as well. temperatures up to 16 in edinburgh, 16 in manchester and i7 up to 16 in edinburgh, 16 in manchester and 17 in both london and cardiff. into next week, the high pressure is going nowhere fast and that means more dry weather, feeling warm in any sunshine. monday they will be plenty of sunshine to go around but high cloud working in across scotland, making the sunshine hazy. temperatures continue to rise so hazy. temperatures continue to rise so it is getting warmer, i7 hazy. temperatures continue to rise so it is getting warmer, 17 in belfast and i9 so it is getting warmer, 17 in belfast and 19 in edinburgh, 18 for cardiff and 17 in london. what about the middle part of the week? we keep the middle part of the week? we keep the dry weather going. temperatures above average across southern and eastern parts of the uk. it is across the

that said, high cloud in the western isles making the sunshine hazy and showers for the northern isleser. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: the un says houthi rebels in yemen appear to be honouring a pledge to withdraw troops from key ports, opening a lifeline for millions of people facing famine. concerns over climate change might restrict the growth of flying in the uk, according to a senior civil servant. jeremy corbyn announces that labour would pay 16 and 17—year—olds the same minimum wage as everyone else if they win the next election. equal pay for equal work is hardly a controversial idea, so why are we discriminating against young people? three gunmen storm a five—star hotel in the pakistani province of balochistan, killing at least one person. fly—tipping in england is up by nearly 40% in the past five years. the local government association says nobody has yet been given the maximum sentence. sport and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. hello. tomorrow is the final day of the premier league season — liverpool and manchester city going for t

the isle of man was ideal. austrians interned here. remarkable story. i will continue to practice, i think story. i will continue to practice, ithinki story. i will continue to practice, i think i am a convert to pilates. they are loosening up their hips, bit of work on the quads, i am liking it. iwill continue bit of work on the quads, i am liking it. i will continue doing this. i'm absolutely rubbish. i am just average, perhaps i can become average. nothing wrong with being average! i quite like being average. that one is all right, i can do that one. you attempt that hip one? we have been having a go, we did this in the break earlier. this is table top... don't go in! let's point out where ben's feet are. can you pull back? resting his feet on the sofa! that's not what you're meant to do! it's really difficult. that's just called relaxing! that's not pilates. i won't give up the dayjob. you did really well. at least you had a go. i'm learning. you are teaching me. you've got no hope, then! it is 8:54am. with

heavy showers in the northern isles, and single figures for some of us. drawing in from the south—west, more humid on wednesday night into thursday morning. plenty of cloud and outbreaks of rain. chilly in northern scotland, and elsewhere temperatures starting the day on thursday into double figures, mild and muggy start to the day. we will draw in ever warmer air, particularly in parts of england and wales, on through the rest of the week into the start of the weekend. weather fronts never far away from scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and north wales at times, and on thursday plenty of cloud around, it feels humid, some patchy rain. some cloud breaking through central and eastern areas of england, and this is where we will get to see some warm and sunny spells coming in. the temperatures peaking in the upper 20s in some areas. cloud and outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern ireland, but that will hold temperatures down. for some it will be into the midteens. the weather system will move south at some point, uncertainty over the timing

and there's some heavy showers in the northern isles, while just single figures for some of us.l start to draw in some warmer air the south—west. certainly more humid on through wednesday night and into thursday morning for some of us. still with plenty of cloud and some outbreaks of rain. still fairly chilly in northern scotland, whereas elsewhere we're going to see those temperatures starting the day on thursday into double figures, and quite mild and muggy start to the day. and we are going to draw in ever warmer air, but particularly in parts of england and wales, on through the rest of the week into the start of the weekend. weather fronts never far away from scotland, and northern ireland, north—west england and north wales at times. and on thursday plenty of cloud around. still quite breezy out there. it feels humid, a bit of patchy rain. that rain looks like pepping up through north wales, north—west england, northern ireland and to parts of scotland, as we go on through the day. some cloud breaking though, through central and eastern areas of england, and this is where

not doing enough to prevent weather systems edging in which is what is happening across the northern islese there are outbreaks of rain this afternoon. also a few showers through eastern scotla nd also a few showers through eastern scotland and into england, which could be heavy and potentially thundery. the chance of a shower for northern ireland but most places remaining dry. lengthy spells of sunshine. it will be cooler underneath the club are down towards the far south—east of england, highs of 21 celsius. the ray will continue across the northern isles this evening and showers will rumble on for a time across eastern scotland and north—east england. clear skies elsewhere, but there zone of cloud will push into north wales, north—west england and the north midlands and back could produce some drizzle. not a desperately cold night but there could be some mist around first thing on wednesday morning. we have got the rain across northern scotland which will graduallyjust edge its way a little bit further south. then we have the zone of cloud stretching from north wales all the way to linc

that said, high cloud in the western isles making the sunshine hazy and showers for the northern islesrwise dry. 16 in edinburgh and manchester, 17 in cardiff and london. that is your weather. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: the un says houthi rebels in yemen appear to be honouring a pledge to withdraw troops from key ports, opening a lifeline for millions of people facing famine. three gunmen have stormed a five—star hotel in the pakistani province of balochistan, killing at least one person. concerns over climate change might restrict the growth of flying in the uk, according to a senior civil servant. a 73—year—old man who was shot with a crossbow bolt in north wales last month has died. fly—tipping in england is up by nearly 40% in the past five years. the local government association says nobody has yet been given the maximum sentence. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me gavin ramjaun. the headlines this evening: the top two in european rugby go head to head. it's the champions cup final between leinster and

buster across the northern isles. other high ground. there are a bit large areas of cloud around through the night which will hold temperatures for many, above freezing but if the sky clear out where you either could be a touch of frost, especially in the south—west of england and via north of scotland. in between we will have a band of shower and cloud drifting into northern england and may the midlands by the end of the day. head of that in the south the weather as it has been today. beautiful blue skies with a scattering of wintry showers, highs of just skies with a scattering of wintry showers, highs ofjust nine or 10 degrees. into tuesday that band sitting in central areas, it looks like these showers will reinvigorate and some could be quite heavy. later on in the day a change, tied into this area of low pressure. it looks like this will track just this area of low pressure. it looks like this will trackjust south of the british isles and that could mean we will not be able to tap into any of this warm air, we'r

when i started, i was the bbc isle of wight correspondent.beautiful. tell where are we? i guess down near ryde, osborne house. it's a beautiful view. osborne beach. near osborne house, the residence of queen vic courier in east cowes, once privately reserved for queen victoria. that is great knowledge and memory. the isle of wight never leaves me. it's a waste going to match down there. he is never going to be able to match up. not compared to be able to match up. not compared to mycoplasma acknowledge. yes, good morning. it's impossible to imagine a prettier spot. those were the words of queen courier. i'm hard—pressed words of queen courier. i'm ha rd—pressed to words of queen courier. i'm hard—pressed to argue with that. while we're here, today is the 200th anniversary of queen victoria's birth and osborne house was undoubtedly her favourite place to spend her birthdays, beautiful surroundings here overlooking the solent as well. albert said it much looked like the bay of naples. it is looking stunning. we will be looking around through th

in 2010, a quarter of a tonne of cocaine was found in the sea off the isle of wight.said they'd picked up the sacks from a huge container ship in the channel and tied them to a buoy here in freshwater bay for someone to collect. these five men were later convicted and given long jail sentences. and then they're supposed to have dropped it... they're now being represented by the centre for criminal appeals, a charity which specialises in suspected miscarriage of justice cases. the fresh evidence that we're bringing before the court of appeal we think really cracks the case wide open and it shows exactly what happened that night. and that is not what the court was led to believe at the trial. a key part of the prosecution case was based on navigational data. the jury in the men's trial was told it proved the fishing boat passed behind a container ship that night to collect the drugs thrown into the channel. now, though, the defence team have been given radar data not available at the time. it comes from a border agency vessel, the vigilant, that was monitoring the chann

this was the scene earlier on the isle of wight. of rain, particularly for northern ireland, northern england and scotland. it remains a mixed picture through the rest of the bank holiday weekend. it will be turning cooler. the wind will be turning cooler. the wind will be turning cooler. the wind will be strengthening as well. most of us will see some rain at times. it all comes courtesy of this frontal system moving in from the atlantic. it's going to linger across much of northern scotland through the bank holiday weekend. it is here, across scotland, we will see the lion's share of the rain overnight. heavy is the further west you are. mainly dry for 0rkney and shetland. the rain will use for northern england. most of england and wales will be dry, clear skies, mist and fog developing. later in the night, rain in northern ireland, western parts of englund and wales. not a cold night. most will stay in double figures. this rain will continue on its journey eastwards through tomorrow, still heaviest across scotland, becoming light

heavy showers in the northern isles, and single figures for some of us.om the south—west, more humid on wednesday night into thursday morning. plenty of cloud and outbreaks of rain. chilly in northern scotland, and elsewhere temperatures starting the day on thursday into double figures, mild and muggy start to the day. we will draw in ever warmer air, particularly in parts of england and wales, on through the rest of the week into the start of the weekend. weather fronts never far away from scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and north wales at times, and on thursday plenty of cloud around, it feels humid, some patchy rain. some cloud breaking through central and eastern areas of england, and this is where we will get to see some warm and sunny spells coming in. the temperatures peaking in the upper 20s in some areas. cloud and outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern ireland, but that will hold temperatures down. for some it will be into the midteens. the weather system will move south at some point, uncertainty over the timing, but at the m

this was on the isle of wight earlier.or northern ireland, northern england and scotland. and it remains a mixed picture for the rest of the bank holiday weekend. turning cooler, the winds strengthening, and most of us will see some rain at times. it comes courtesy of this frontal system moving in from the atlantic which lingers across much of northern scotland through the bank holiday weekend. it's here across scotland that we will see the lion's share of the rain overnight, heavier further west. mainly dry for 0rkney and shetland. the rain eases from northern england, so much of england and wales is dry with clear skies and mist and fog developing. later in the night, rain arriving into northern ireland, western parts of england and wales. it's not a cold night and most stay in double figures. this rain continues eastwards tomorrow, heaviest across scotland, becoming lighter and patchier across east anglia and south east england. behind it, some spells of sunshine developing, but the rain likely to continue across northe

heavy showers in the northern isles, and single figures for some of us.rawing in from the south—west, more humid on wednesday night into thursday morning. plenty of cloud and outbreaks of rain. chilly in northern scotland, and elsewhere temperatures starting the day on thursday into double figures, mild and muggy start to the day. we will draw in ever warmer air, particularly in parts of england and wales, on through the rest of the week into the start of the weekend. weather fronts never far away from scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and north wales at times, and on thursday plenty of cloud around, it feels humid, some patchy rain. some cloud breaking through central and eastern areas of england, and this is where we will get to see some warm and sunny spells coming in. the temperatures peaking in the upper 20s in some areas. cloud and outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern ireland, but that will hold temperatures down. for some it will be into the midteens. the weather system will move south at some point, uncertainty over the timing,

heavy showers in the northern isles, and single figures for some of us.th—west, more humid on wednesday night into thursday morning. plenty of cloud and outbreaks of rain. chilly in northern scotland, and elsewhere temperatures starting the day on thursday into double figures, mild and muggy start to the day. we will draw in ever warmer air, particularly in parts of england and wales, on through the rest of the week into the start of the weekend. weather fronts never far away from scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and north wales at times, and on thursday plenty of cloud around, it feels humid, some patchy rain. some cloud breaking through central and eastern areas of england, and this is where we will get to see some warm and sunny spells coming in. the temperatures peaking in the upper 20s in some areas. cloud and outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern ireland, but that will hold temperatures down. for some it will be into the midteens. the weather system will move south at some point, uncertainty over the timing, but at the moment it l

heavy showers in the northern isles, and single figures for some of us.ore humid on wednesday night into thursday morning. plenty of cloud and outbreaks of rain. chilly in northern scotland, and elsewhere temperatures starting the day on thursday into double figures, mild and muggy start to the day. we will draw in ever warmer air, particularly in parts of england and wales, on through the rest of the week into the start of the weekend. weather fronts never far away from scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and north wales at times, and on thursday plenty of cloud around, it feels humid, some patchy rain. some cloud breaking through central and eastern areas of england, and this is where we will get to see some warm and sunny spells coming in. the temperatures peaking in the upper 20s in some areas. cloud and outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern ireland, but that will hold temperatures down. for some it will be into the midteens. the weather system will move south at some point, uncertainty over the timing, but at the moment it looks like

it is a little hazy for northern ireland and scotland and showers for the northern isles but elsewhereost the northerly breeze so it will feel warmer. sunshine continues until the evening and overnight there could be rain in the northern isles and it will not be as cold for northern and western areas but the risk of ground frost. potentially a little bit of mist and fog. high pressure keeps the weather fronts at bay for the next four or five days so not much sign of any much—needed rain but instead more warmth and more sunshine for many of us. there is more on the website. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: the sacked defence secretary gavin williamson warns the prime minister it would be a "grave mistake" to compromise with labour over brexit. as america flexes its military might and renews sanctions against iran, its president issues a stark warning about difficult times ahead to his country. the national crime agency says organised criminals are killing more british people a year than terrorism, war and natural disasters combined. it wants more money to tackle the

this was the scene at the isle of mana this was the scene at the isle of man a little earlier on butthe radar and satellite this is where the showers have been, particularly across parts of scotla nd particularly across parts of scotland and northern ireland and also north—east england, wales and along the south coast we've had plenty of fairly heavy, lively showers. they will be easing a way as we move through to this evening, over the next few days as the showers ease they will be replaced by more in the way of one sunshine and we got light winds, pretty pleasa nt and we got light winds, pretty pleasant weather over the next couple of days. for the here and now isolated heavy showers will ease away over the next few hours, sky is clear for most of us tonight, we will keep more cloud for parts of northern and eastern scotland, the north—east of england, rain possible but under those clear skies and temperatures falling to 5—9 and the odd misty patch around. they will clear away quickly and then we are looking at lots of blue sky, particularly across the back of england, wales and no

and there's some heavy showers in the northern isles, while just single figures for some of us.est. certainly more humid on through wednesday night and into thursday morning for some of us. still with plenty of cloud and some outbreaks of rain. still fairly chilly in northern scotland, whereas elsewhere we're going to see those temperatures starting the day on thursday into double figures, and quite mild and muggy start to the day. and we are going to draw in ever warmer air, but particularly in parts of england and wales, on through the rest of the week into the start of the weekend. weather fronts never far away from scotland, and northern ireland, north—west england and north wales at times. and on thursday plenty of cloud around. still quite breezy out there. it feels humid, a bit of patchy rain. that rain looks like pepping up through north wales, north—west england, northern ireland and to parts of scotland, as we go on through the day. some cloud breaking though, through central and eastern areas of england, and this is where we will get to see some warmer sunny spells co

office isl counsel's part of the department of justice, and by regulation it was bound by that policy. charging the president with a crime was therefore not an option we could consider. written opinion makes several important points, that further informed our handling of the instruction investigation. those points are summarized in our report and i will describe two of them for you. -- it the opinion theicitly prevents investigation of a sitting president. it is important to keep memories fresh and documents available. that evidence could be used if there were co-conspirators who can be charged now. second, the opinion says that the constitution requires a process other than the criminal justice system to formally accuse a sitting president of wrongdoing. policy, wertment were guided by principles of fairness. towould be unfair potentially accuse somebody of a crime when there can be no court resolution of the actual charge. that was justice department policy and those were the principles on which we operated. and we concluded that you would reach a determination one way or another on

sunshine continues until the evening and overnight there could be rain in the northern isles and it willlly a little bit of mist and fog. high pressure keeps the weather fronts a day for the next four or five days so am not much sign of any much—needed rain but instead more warmth and more sunshine for many of us. warmth and more sunshine for many of us. there is more on the website. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: the sacked defence secretary gavin williamson warns the prime minister it would be a "grave mistake" to compromise with labour over brexit. as america flexes its military might and renews sanctions against iran, its president issues a stark warning about difficult times ahead to his country. two bbc dramas go head to head tonight at the bafta tv awards. killing eve is leading the way with six nominations. there are three nominations for the year's most watched show, bodyguard, including best drama and best actress for keeley hawes. now on bbc news it's time for dateline london. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week — measuring

for the light went on to clear conditions is this area of high pressure building across the british islesday, dry weather with sunshine. it will stay that way for most of the day, some high cloud making the sunshine hazy in western scotland, and some showers for the northern isles, but otherwise, a dry day. 16—17 in edinburgh, london and cardiff. the dry weather and warm weather will continue into next week as well. more sunshine it to go around on monday, some are more high cloud in northern scotland, making for some bright conditions. some showers in the far north, but apart from that, monday is dry with sunshine. temperatures rising, i7 monday is dry with sunshine. temperatures rising, 17 in belfast, i9 temperatures rising, 17 in belfast, 19 in edinburgh, and around 18 for cardiff. for the rest of the week ahead, with high pressure at staying put, dry weather and the sunshine will come out. temperatures just above average in many areas, warm across the north and west. temperatures in aviemore mid week getting up to 24. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: flyin

the reason is high pressure is building across the british isles.m intensity on monday. and once it has built in, it is going over to fast. money, a lot of dry weather to come. sunshine from dawn to dusk for many of us. —— monday. that will keep some of the eastern coast a bit fresher, but there were the suggest it is going to feel pleasantly warm. high—temperature is to feel pleasantly warm. high—temperatu re is wafting to feel pleasantly warm. high—temperature is wafting up to the north end of the country. a big jump the north end of the country. a big jump in temperatures in scotland, protect eastern scotland where it will feel warmer on monday. more of the sunshine on tuesday from dawn to dusk. this impetus will be a little bit higher, 18 in london. 19 per card. tim just getting into the low 20s in scotland to 19 per county. it is wednesday that we are likely to day of the week. tebbit is highest in scotland, up to 23 or 2a celsius. it caused of england and east anglia, cooling down a little bit with onshore wind and still fine and sunny and fee

make sure you bookin to the isle of skye. make sure you book in advance.low dogs. the other thing that allow dogs. the other thing that we often do is we stay in airbnb places. there are plenty that allow dogs. you often staying in a residential apartment where there are other people in the same building with their own dogs and you just fit in. we area we are a pet friendly, animal friendly show. travelnuity as the website. you have been watching newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us. we'll find out why uber drivers are hitting the streets to protest outside their company's headquarters in san francisco — just days before its debut on the new york stock exchange. will catch up with you in a short time. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there. wednesday was a thoroughly wet, cold, windy day for many areas. further south we did see the sunshine appeared through the afternoon, but that gave way to showers and some thunderstorms with hail. all tye dean withers area of low pressure, which are s

high cloud in the western isles making the sunshine hazy and if you showers for the northern isles, butlines: concerns over climate change might restrict the growth of flying in the uk, according to a senior civil servant. the un says houthi rebels in yemen appear to be honouring a pledge to withdraw troops from key ports opening a lifeline for

an odd spot of rain to the northern isles. 0therwise an odd spot of rain to the northern isles.ng them to a few patches of mist in the very coldest areas. the better picture into the few days, we are looking at a lot of dry weather, with warm spells of sunshine coming this way. it changes all down to the weather pressure does make the area of high pressure which continues to build across the uk on monday. those parameters will continue to rise. pressure is increasing. from monday will see lots of... we could see some slightly fresher air getting into east anglia and caused in kent and essex as well. even in the sunshine it is going to be won. hejumped in temperatures for north—east scotland, feeling much warmer here. that is all due to a change in the wind direction, usually coming from the set is joy direction, temperatures a total low 20s and tuesday. the warmest weather is again likely to be in scotland. 22 and 23 degrees celsius on the card. it is on wednesday that like to see they were misty of the week. the winds are light and wafting the hottest air across northern and we

there will be more rain tonight in the northern isles.as. into the new week, temperatures rise during the day, there is only so much they can drop at night, so as they are higher they will drop to frost levels. the high pressure will stay with us. light winds on monday. lots of sunshine, so temperatures will get higher than those of today because they won't start from such low levels. a subtle change on tuesday with this north—easterly breeze in the eastern half of england. the north sea is still quite cool so it is not a one direction for this time of year. we keep southerly winds further west, so keep southerly winds further west, so here are the temperatures will continue to rise. it is the north, west, wales and northern ireland we re we west, wales and northern ireland were we expect the warmest weather this week. it will always just be a little bit lower in the south—east because of the easterly breeze. again, it is drier than last week, brighter, there will be some strong sunshine and fewer night—time frosts. as ever, there will be

quite gusty for the western isles.rn scotland underneath the cloud in the rain. and we keep the rain here as we go into bank holiday monday. elsewhere, there will be some spells of sunshine. also some sharp showers, especially across northern ireland, southern scotland, north—west england, down into parts of wales in south—west england. fewer showers and more sunshine the further south and more sunshine the further south and it you are but nowhere immune from shower on bank holiday monday, temperatures typically 14 to 19 celsius. i need and you can see we still have this brisk north or north—westerly wind so cool feel and tuesday. they will be fewer showers around compared to bank holiday will monday. watch out for one or two showers but many should escape with a mainly dry day, especially across northern scotland. an improvement here but still on the cool side, nine or 10 celsius, elsewhere 16 or 17. this cool and fairly unsettled theme continues through wednesday and thursday. a mixture of sunshine in and showers. go

and there's some heavy showers in the northern isles, while just single figures for some of us.—west. certainly more humid on through wednesday night and into thursday morning for some of us. still with plenty of cloud and some outbreaks of rain. still fairly chilly in northern scotland, whereas elsewhere we're going to see those temperatures starting the day on thursday into double figures, and quite mild and muggy start to the day. and we are going to draw in ever warmer air, but particularly in parts of england and wales, on through the rest of the week into the start of the weekend. weather fronts never far away from scotland, and northern ireland, north—west england and north wales at times. and on thursday plenty of cloud around. still quite breezy out there. it feels humid, a bit of patchy rain. that rain looks like pepping up through north wales, north—west england, northern ireland and to parts of scotland, as we go on through the day. some cloud breaking though, through central and eastern areas of england, and this is where we will get to see some warmer sunny spells

however sunshine for the northern isles, breezy across—the—boa rd however and particularly gusty in, or rain across the northern half of the uk. further south, hopefully the cloud will thin and makea south, hopefully the cloud will thin and make a little, starting to set us and make a little, starting to set us upfora and make a little, starting to set us up for a brighter day in southern areas on friday. by the end of the night so we could see the next batch of heavy rain waiting to move in to the north—west. but at least i'm old enough start to friday thanks to us sitting on the mild air and covering of cloud. 0n sitting on the mild air and covering of cloud. on friday, you can see the front draping itself across northern ireland and scotland, some really wet weather to come and i think for the south—west of scotland in particular. further south, the south—west of scotland in particular. furthersouth, hopefully some thinner cloud, more on the way of sunshine and temperatures pushing up of sunshine and temperatures pushing up into the mid— 20s possibly in sunspot. milderforaberdeen

while saudi arabia has been a bulwark of the middle east policy, there isle a growing gap and o frankly they are cause for serious concern. we are taking a comprehensive look at the relationship with saudi arabia on the foreign relations committee and it's common knowledge that there are a, number floating around here some of which have been b introduced that address this issue. we are attempting to craft legislation to garner support in the committee and actually this isn't an easy needle to thread. all of us have a concern and specific issues and that regard and what is important is we don't just poke at this but we develop legislation that is bipartisan and can be signed by the president and will become law. the debate today however is predicated on the notion that the resolution will punish the saudi's and stop the devastating humanitarian crisisri in yemen. it will do neither of those. in fact the dod has assessed that it would have no impact on the limited support we are currently providing today. that said, there can be no argument after years of conflict yet man is telling the g

high pressure has built across the british isles.lot of dry weather to come with sunshine from dawn to dusk for many of us and the wind is circulating around our high pressure in a clockwise direction, keeping our eastern coasts a bit fresher but feeling pleasa ntly warm coasts a bit fresher but feeling pleasantly warm with the highest temperatures wafting into the north and west of the country with a jump in temperatures for eastern scotland. feeling warmer here. he is dead, little change. more of that is in trying to come from dawn until dusk for most parts of the country. for some, those temperatures will be higher. 18 in london and 19 in cardiff. the low 20s in parts of scotland. on wednesday we are likely to see the warmest day of the week with the highest temperatures in scotla nd with the highest temperatures in scotland once again, seeing highs of 23 or 24 celsius. at the same time kent and essex cooling down a little bit with the onshore winds but still fine and sunny and feeling pleasant in the sun. this is bbc news. i'm sh

will continue to see outbreaks of rainfor we will continue to see outbreaks of rain for the northern isleswhich will be quite persistent. the rain thinking further southwards. we have a zone of cloud stretching from north wales over to lincolnshire which could produce drizzle. for many places wednesday will be a fine, dry day, lengthy spells of warm sunshine. in that sunshine temperatures could reach 21 celsius ifa temperatures could reach 21 celsius if a south and east. into thursday, a bit ofa if a south and east. into thursday, a bit of a pincer movement going on with the weather fronts. they're not going to an hour —— amount to very much at all. there will be outbreaks of patchy rain across the northern half of scotland and generally more cloud. gradually through the day northern ireland will see the crowding police and perhaps the southern half of the uk. further brea ks southern half of the uk. further breaks allowing for sunny spells. once again, feeling warmer that sunshine found was the far south and east of england. into friday, it looks as though this weather front will bring a

warmer, the sunshine more hazy for northern ireland and western scotland, showers across the northern islesite chilly, some ground first thing monday morning and some mist and fog around as well. as temperatures rise during the day over the next few days, warmer and sunnier weather coming in we won't see frost risk by night. tomorrow there could be a little bit of mist and fog around, chilly in the east, light winds for most of us, very little cloud except high council temperatures getting higher than today stop they are rising further north. that's where we think, the northwest will see the best of the sunshine, we have the warm southerly winds, a subtle north—easterly breeze coming in across eastern england on tuesday, never a one direction when it comes from the north sea, just 13 degrees on the coast but again we continue to see temperatures rise for many areas. with the high pressure along the sea, the east continues and the southerly breeze continuing for the west, the warmest weather this weekend northern and western parts of the uk peaking in mid week before easing with easterly win

big exception, though, northern isles and northern scotland.g to see a weather system close by, with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. in fact, some persistent spells of rain, some heavier bursts as well, and a stronger, cooler northerly breeze. and you see this area of cloud from north wales, southernmost parts of northern england into the north midlands, that mayjust produce a shower as most other places are dry, a good deal of sunshine. it feels every bit as warm as it did on tuesday, that means high teens, and a few spots into the low 20s. now, on through wednesday night and into thursday morning, you'll notice that the rain still hanging around northern scotland, 0rkney, though clearing away from shetland. this strip of cloud probably doesn't have any rain associated with it. for many, it's clear skies and for the clearer parts of northern england and northern ireland, temperatures in the coldest spots ending up close to freezing. now, for many of us, thursday is going to start with some sunshine. there's still some outbreaks of rain, thou

of scotland, bringing thicker cloud and threatening a little bit of rain mainly into the northern islespping up, particularly across eastern areas of england. more of us should enjoy more in a way of dry weather, particularly across western parts of the uk. on into wednesday, pressure builds further so for most of us, it's a dry day with sunshine. the obvious exception is across northern scotland. we've got cloudy weather, outbreaks of rain setting and the rain accompanied by northerly winds so quite a cool day in lerwick, temperatures coming down in aberdeen and the best of the sunshine further south, still feeling pleasant with temperatures into the low 20s. now, as we get towards the end of the week, it looks likely that low pressure will begin to move in in one guise or another so a greater chance of seeing some rain by friday. that's your weather. he good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: google blocks huawei from its mobile services — new smartphones will not have access to popular apps, including maps and youtube. checking out

probably the best of any dry weather and sunshine towards the north and west of the british isles.the best of it. those temperatures, well, quite a bit cooler. looking at highs between 13 and 15 degrees celsius for our towns and cities. now, on into the weekend, it looks like it's likely to be quite an unsettled kind of weekend, cooler and cloudier. there will still be some sunshine around but i think there will also be spells of rain for some at times. that's your latest weather. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: there's been a stark rise in the number of complaints against payday lenders — nearly 40,000 new cases were brought last year. the government announces another brexit vote in earlyjune. but there are no signs that cross—party talks are making progress towards a deal. good morning. 0nlya good morning. only a quarter of women struggling with the menopause feel comfortable telling their bosses. we are at a clothing manufacturers adds alperton asking how they open

probably the best of any dry weather and sunshine towards the north and west of the british isles.well, quite a bit cooler. looking at highs between 13 and 15 degrees celsius for our towns and cities. now, on into the weekend, it looks like is likely to be quite an unsettled kind of weekend, cooler and cloudier. there will still be some sunshine around but i think there will also be spells of rain for some at times. that's your latest weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: in tehran, the supreme leader rules out going to war with the us, but the pentagon raises the threat level against iran. increased security and a second overnight curfew in sri lanka, in response to a wave of anti—muslim violence. we speak to a lawyer who was a victim of the whatsapp cyber attack and track down the company that developed the software in israel. and why san francisco is banning the use of facial recognition