while semon could beat strength in the british isles -- wild salmon could be extinct ithe british isles as a whole is one of the most nature depleted countries in the world. never has there been a more important time to invest in our own wildlife. to try and set an example for the rest of the world and restore our once wild islands for future generations. >> the message is clear. it's up to us all to save the fragile and beautiful ecosystems of our island nation. >> we've got to keep it on a wildlife theme. the are workers at a petrol station in south australia. they were given quite a surprise when this curious koala came in for a little visit. this is cctv injury -- imagery capturing the wandering marsupial, it was exploring the stores isles before latching onto an unsuspecting staff member. the koala spent about 40 minutes in the service station before wildlifeervices came to take it away. can confirm the koala was healthy and then released into the wild. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundati

here we'll look at around 9—10 degrees, but noticeably colder in the northern isles.lly starts to ease away, the winds will pick up through the evening and overnight and swing back around to a northerly. and that means on the back edge, we could see a little bit of snow across the northern isles. temperatures to greet us first thing on sunday morning, a little bit lower. so, a chillier start, but hopefully a crystal clear, blue sky, sunshine morning on sunday. very nice indeed. gradually, we'll see cloud developing out to the west as rain will start to push in by the end of the afternoon. but not a bad mothering sunday in prospect. temperatures generally between 8—11; degrees, once again a little bit cooler in the northern isles. so, just to sum up this weekend, saturday will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers, better on sunday. i'm david willis in washington, and this is bbc world news america. wanted: russian president, for alleged war crimes. the international criminal court issues an arrest warrant for vladmir putin, for his alleged role in deporting

and the beauty of the british isles, documented by sir david attenborough for the first time. coming up on the bbc news channel, fulham look to equal a club record sixth away win in the top flight as they travel to brentford, who are also riding high. his extraordinary run in front of the goal continues. good evening. victims of the former metropolitan police officer wayne couzens, who's been sentenced for three offences of indecent exposure, have said he could have been stopped before murdering sarah everard. couzens was given a i9—month sentence for exposing himself, including for one crime that was reported to police just days before he kidnapped, raped and murdered sarah everard. the met has apologised for not arresting couzens, and the judge at the old bailey said failures to investigate him had added to his belief that he could sexually "dominate and abuse women without being stopped." our special correspondent lucy manning reports. wayne couzens in his car, number plate clearly visible, pulling up at a drive—through mcdonald's in kent and exposing himself to staff. not

wild salmon could be extinct in the british isles within two decades, the series warns. britain as a whole is one of the most nature depleted countries in the world. never has there been a more important time to invest in our own wildlife, to try and set an example for the rest of the world and restore our once wild isles forfuture generations. so what can be done? we can make choices ourselves about what we buy, how we travel, what we eat. we can also put pressure on our politicians at local and national level and force them to really show the leadership that's required to see big scale visionary changes in how we manage the environment. the message is clear — it's up to us all to save the fragile and beautiful ecosystems of our island nation. justin rowlatt, bbc news. just extraordinary. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there. the weather on thursday into friday could be very interesting. more on that later on. but were going to find a bit more snow across more of the country in the next few days. so far, most of it has been falling across northern

wild salmon could be extinct in the british isles within two decades, the series warns.david. britain as a whole is one of the most nature depleted countries in the world. never has there been a more important time to invest in our own wildlife, to try and set an example for the rest of the world and restore our once wild isles forfuture generations. so what can be done? we can make choices ourselves about what we buy, how we travel, what we eat. we can also put pressure on our politicians at local and national level, and force them to really show the leadership that's required to see big scale visionary changes in how we manage the environment. the message is clear — it's up to us all to save the fragile and beautiful ecosystems of our island nation. justin rowlatt, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. darren, snow in march? is there more to come? there is, so far, most of the snow has really been across northern scotland, but this cold arctic air sweeps down across all of us, we will find snow falling in some other parts of the country as well.

wild salmon could be extinct in the british isles within two decades, the series warns.ompts an urgent call to action from sir david. david: britain as a whole is one of the most nature depleted countries in the world. never has there been a more important time to invest in our own wildlife. to try to set an example for the rest of the world, and restore our once wild isles for future generations. justin: so what can be done? >> can make choices ourselves about what we buy, how we travel, what we eat. we can also put pressure on our politicians at local and international levels, and force them to show the leadership that is required to see big scale visionary changes in how we manage the environment. justin: the message is clear, it is up to us all to save the fragile and beautiful ecosystems of our island nation. justin rowlatt, bbc news. laura: sir david attenborough joined the bbcn 1952, before the coronation of queen elizabeth. his reign over the broadcasting realm has been long-lasting indeed. we end tonight with more news from sir david's 11 natural world. an ameri

isles later in the _ snow pushing into the northern isles later in the day and northern isles later in the day and cloud developing across parts later in the day and cloud developing across parts of wales cloud developing across parts of wales and south west cloud developing across parts of developing across parts of wales and south west england. here, cloud developing across parts of wales and south west england. here, temperatures south west england. here, temperatures in double figures, wales and south west england. here, temperatures in double figures, highs at— temperatures in double figures, highs at best of six to nine celsius. and an atlantic front moves its way eastwards through monday night and into tuesday, bringing a speu night and into tuesday, bringing a spell of— night and into tuesday, bringing a spell of rain. the wind is picking up, and as it bumps into the cold out across— up, and as it bumps into the cold out across parts of scotland with a higher ground, we could see snow here through tuesday morning. and that band _ here through tuesday morning. and that band of r

wild salmon could be extinct in the british isles within two decades, the series warns. britain as a whole is one of the most nature—depleted countries in the world. never has there been a more important time to invest in our own wildlife, to try and set an example for the rest of the world and restore our once wild isles forfuture generations. so what can be done? we can make choices ourselves about what we buy, how we travel, what we eat. we can also put pressure on our politicians at local and national level, and force them to really show the leadership that's required to see big—scale visionary changes in how we manage the environment. the message is clear — it's up to us all to save the fragile and beautiful ecosystems of our island nation. justin rowlatt, bbc news. the much—anticipated hindu celebration of holi kicks off around the world on wednesday, with communities gathering to celebrate colours, love and the start of spring over two days of events. but over in the indian subcontinent where it originated, people are already getting going, as stephanie prentice r

well on the isle of man . this issue has the isle of man.his issue has come to a head in quite a big way over the course of the last few days at the queen elizabeth ii high school in peel. few days at the queen elizabeth ii high school in peel . and a ii high school in peel. and a drag queen appeared there , spoke drag queen appeared there, spoke to 11 and 12 year olds. and it now seems that parents are standing up and saying they are not prepared to. put up with this. let's find out by going now straight to the isle of man . and i'm going to be joined by matthew cheatham, who was a parent at the qe two school and. i'm going to be joined by lisa cox, vice chair of the maro . if cox, vice chair of the maro. if i pronounce that correctly, commissioner as a form of local government , the island. good government, the island. good evening to both of you. thank you for coming on the program. we really want a proper explanation of this and? i'm keen to start, matthew, with you. you had a child that was put in front of this drag queen. what happened

well on the isle of man . this issue has the isle of man. this issue has come to a head in quite a big way over the course of the last few days at the queen elizabeth ii high school in peel. few days at the queen elizabeth ii high school in peel . and a ii high school in peel. and a drag queen appeared there , spoke drag queen appeared there, spoke to 11 and 12 year olds. and it now seems that parents are standing up and saying they are not prepared to. put up with this. let's find out by going now straight to the isle of man . and i'm going to be joined by matthew cheatham, who was a parent at the qe two school and. i'm going to be joined by lisa cox, vice chair of the maro . if cox, vice chair of the maro. if i pronounce that correctly, commissioner as a form of local government , the island. good government, the island. good evening to both of you. thank you for coming on the program. we really want a proper explanation of this and? i'm keen to start, matthew, with you. you had a child that was put in front of this drag queen. what happen

and there's more wintry showers overnight for the northern isles, northern scotland, northeast englandpping parts of east anglia. increasingly clear skies for many away from eastern coast, but some cloud developing through parts of wales and southwest england, maybe a few showers here. and also temperatures here will be a few degrees above freezing. but for many, temperatures at or below zero, minus five or minus six for parts of northern scotland. so an ice risk where we've had the showers and a frost for many. so it's a cold and dry start to the new week. it doesn't last for long. it will soon turn wet and windy, but also very mild, particularly for the middle part of the week. this is how monday shapes up underneath an area of high pressure. it's the only day of the week that we see this set up. waiting in the wings is our next atlantic system. we'll see the cloud moving in ahead of that later in the day. but monday morning will be crisp, plenty of sunshine for many. still some wintry showers for eastern coast. they will tend to fade once again. cloud for parts of south west. englan

not a bad mothering sunday foremost, 13 that the high, still cooler in the northern isles.of fronts moving it off the atlantic. for the start of the working week, staying unsettled with showers and longer spells of rain at times. temperatures pretty much where they should be for this time of year. take care. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has arrived at the high court in islamabad to face corruption charges. when he gets to islamabad, we know that the authorities have suspended the ability to be able to hold rallies and protests, so there will be a very close eye on the court later today. us presidentjoe biden has welcomed the international criminal court's arrest warrant against russia's vladimir putin. the icc have accused president putin of committing warcrimes in ukraine. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, is in rwanda to discuss a controversial agreement to deport people who seek asylum in britain.

and there's more wintry showers overnight for the northern isles, northern scotland, northeast englanding parts of east anglia. increasingly clear skies for many away from eastern coast, but some cloud developing through parts of wales and southwest england, maybe a few showers here. and also temperatures here will be a few degrees above freezing. but for many, temperatures at or below zero, minus five or minus six for parts of northern scotland. so an ice risk where we've had the showers and a frost for many. so it's a cold and dry start to the new week. it doesn't last for long. it will soon turn wet and windy, but also very mild, particularly for the middle part of the week. this is how monday shapes up underneath an area of high pressure. it's the only day of the week that we see this set up. waiting in the wings is our next atlantic system. we'll see the cloud moving in ahead of that later in the day. but monday morning will be crisp, plenty of sunshine for many. still some wintry showers for eastern coast. they will tend to fade once again. cloud for parts of south west. england

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minus one degree across the northern isles. i2 celsius for the isles of scilly.f rain and snow pushes north, bringing further snow into parts of northern england and scotland. that is tied in with another frontal system still clearing away north and eastward through sunday. for a time, something drier, brighter, and there is another one in the atlantic pushing towards us. for sunday, things will be turning milder, the winds will strengthen. a good deal of sunshine for many but rain will pile into western areas. temperatures eventually starting to rise for many. thanks, alina. and that's bbc news at ten. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the good evening. the bbc have confirmed match of the day "will focus on match action without studio presentation or punditry" tommorow, after presenter gary lineker was told to step back from his role. it follows an impartiality row over comments he made on twitter criticising the british government's new asylum policy. two of the bbc�*s best known footb

here we'll look at around nine or ten degrees, but noticeably colder in the northern isles.ds will pick up through the evening and overnight and swing back around to a northerly. and that means on the back edge, we could see a little bit of snow across the northern isles. temperatures to greet us first thing on sunday morning, a little bit lower. so a chillier start, but hopefully a crystal clear blue sky sunshine at morning on sunday. very nice indeed. gradually, we'll see cloud developing out to the west as rain will start to push it in by the end of the afternoon. but not a bad mothering sunday in prospect. temperatures generally between 8—11; degrees, once again, a little bit cooler in the northern isles. so just to sum up this weekend, saturday will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers better on sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines — the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for vladimir putin and his children's commissioner, accusing them of war crimes over the unlawful deportation of children from ukraine to russia. china has announced

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here we'll look at around 9—10 degrees, but noticeably colder in the northern isles.ds will pick up through the evening and overnight and swing back round to a northerly. and that means on the back edge, we could see a little bit of snow across the northern isles. temperatures to greet us first thing on sunday morning, a little bit lower. so, a chillier start, but hopefully a crystal clear, blue sky, sunshine morning on sunday. very nice indeed. gradually, we'll see cloud developing out to the west as rain will start to push in by the end of the afternoon. but not a bad mothering sunday in prospect. temperatures generally between 8—111 degrees, once again a little bit cooler in the northern isles. so, just to sum up this weekend, saturday will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers, better on sunday. tonight at ten — an arrest warrant is issued by the international criminal court for russia's leader, vladimir putin. the court accuses president putin of war crimes since his invasion of ukraine — including the deportation of children to russia. translation: thi

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persistent rain into western scotland, gradually moving into the northern isles as we close out the dayuth, we could see temperatures peaking once again into the mid teens in places. now, as we move out of saturday night into sunday, the winds will strengthen as this rain just moves through the northern isles. and the back edge of that could see a wintry mix developing, which is worth bearing in mind. but with a ridge of high pressure building, its going to be a relatively quiet night to come. and under those clearer skies, as that rain, sleet and snow eases away, temperatures will fall away. low single figures in scotland, but a cooler start to sunday morning. hopefully, that will translate into a sunny one as we see clearer skies. a little bit of cloud just lingering across the south—east, sunshine coming through throughout the day, gradually during the middle of the afternoon, clouding over from the west. but not a bad mothering sunday in prospect. temperatures are likely to peak between 5 and 9 celsius in the north, maybe around 11 to 13 further south. into monday, another area of l

still that little bit cooler into the northern isles.e again to some wet and windy weather as a series of weather fronts push in off the atlantic. so, for the start of the working week, it looks likely to stay unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain at times. the temperatures pretty much, though, where they should be for this time of year. take care. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: donald trump says he will be arrested on tuesday and has called on his supporters to protest. the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has left the high court in islamabad. the court said that the hearing is not possible amid protests outside. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, is in rwanda to discuss a controversial agreement to deport migrants who come to the uk illegally. and it's the final day of the men's six nations rugby — ireland are hoping for the grand slam when they play england in dublin this afternoon.

forthe northern isles to snow for a time.s could be pretty slow—moving and once again there could be happy with the odd of thunder. persistent rain into western scotland gradually moving into the northern isles as we close out the day. here in the colder air, 5—8, further south damages could be into the mid—teens in places. now, as we move out to saturday night into sunday the winds will strengthen as this rain of moves through the northern isles and the back edge of that could see a wintry mix developing which is worth bearing in mind. but with a ridge of high pressure building it's going to be a relatively quiet night to come and under those clearer skies as that rain, sleet, snow eases away temperatures will fall away, low single figures in scotland, but a cooler start to sunday morning. hopefully that will translate into a sunny one as we see clear skies. a little bit of cloud lingering across the south—east, sunshine coming through throughout the day, gradually in the middle of the afternoon clouding to the west. but not

the daily mail, now they the isle of man really they are the isle of man really lives up to its name on the isle of man is to spin to this sex education curriculum after a drag queen guest reportedly told pupils there were 73 gender years and meet a child he said but i think a way to leave the classroom so i mean first i mean the child was obviously but first mean what are the other 71. yeah there's two genders two genders and 71 narcissistic attention seeker mentally ill and is 70 haircuts. yeah but why why is a drag queen teaching sex education? i want to i want to know that. i mean, why does a drag queen want to teach sex education? it's slightly worries me. why do we balloon sculptors teaching? it's nonsense. when do get clones to teach ? well, those get clones to teach? well, those are actually quite good ideas balloons is in the labour manager . so balloons is in the labour manager. so you know balloons is in the labour manager . so you know the balloons is in the labour manager. so you know the online word that people seem to use is a about this stuff is grooming. oh you mean

still that little bit cooler into the northern isles.onts push in off the atlantic. so, for the start of the working week, it looks likely to stay unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain at times. the temperatures pretty much, though, where they should be for this time of year. take care. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, or around the globe. our top stories... donald trump says he will be arrested on tuesday and has called on his supporters to protest. it's not yet clear what charges, if any, he is facing. the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has left the high court in islamabad. the court said that the hearing is not possible amid protests outside. he's facing corruption charges which he says are politically motivated. us presidentjoe biden has welcomed the international criminal court's arrest warrant against russia's vladimir putin. the icc have accused president putin of committing war crimes in ukraine.

for in the northern isles and i will stop saying that now _ isles and i will stop saying that now asslipping a bit and you will find the mild air on sunday and the cold air in mild air on sunday and the cold air ihthe_ mild air on sunday and the cold air in the north— mild air on sunday and the cold air in the north is replaced by it slipping _ in the north is replaced by it slipping further south, so into next week, _ slipping further south, so into next week, temperatures in the northern half of— week, temperatures in the northern half of the _ week, temperatures in the northern half of the country come down a touch— half of the country come down a touch and — half of the country come down a touch and we are going to continue with unsettled weather, rain at times, — with unsettled weather, rain at times, showers at times but there will be _ times, showers at times but there will be a _ times, showers at times but there will be a little bit of sunshine in between, — will be a little bit of sunshine in between, so the weather is still very much— between, so the weather is still very

still that little bit cooler into the northern isles.eather as a series of weather fronts push in off the atlantic. so, for the start of the working week, it looks likely to stay unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain at times. the temperatures pretty much, though, where they should be for this time of year. take care. this is bbc news. the headlines: donald trump says he will be arrested on tuesday and has called on his supporters to protest. it's not yet clear what charges, if any, he is facing. the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has left the high court in islamabad. the court said that the hearing is not possible amid protests outside. he's facing corruption charges which he says are politically motivated. the uk's home secretary suella braverman is in rwanda to discuss a controversial agreement to deport migrants who come to the uk illegally. some human rights groups say the plan breaks international law. turmoil at the scottish national party as the chief executive

still that little bit cooler into the northern isles.y weather as a series of weather fronts push in off the atlantic. so, for the start of the working week, it looks likely to stay unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain at times. the temperatures pretty much, though, where they should be for this time of year. take care. this is bbc news. the headlines: the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has arrived

well, now in breaking moos there's a new tiktok sensation, doris a dairy cow from the isle of wight.racter aren't you, doris? this is doris, licking the head of farm hand john brodie. john says she's more human than cow. as nice as it is to see you, why have you come back in here? the so—called daily doris videos have gone viral on social media. you are a mischief maker. leave my coffee alone, please. everyone's out, everyone's getting ready for milking, except for doris. in this video, doris pretends to still be asleep so she can get out of milking. doris, come on. i can see your ears moving. come on, i can see your eye, yeah. she likes to take it easy, does doris, bless her. she is usually the last one to do anything. doris, come on. i can see your ears moving. come on, i can see your eye, yeah. she likes to take it easy, does doris, bless her. she is usually the last one to do anything. i think she thinks by hanging back she'll get a bit more fuss and attention. she really loves a bit of, you know, a bit of fuss, yeah. do you hate... buzzer sounds. ..getting up in the morning? so

well there was that this i went to the isle this is when i went to the isle of queen are adult entertainmentople often make this conflation on purpose. it's a disingenuous argument why it's different drag queens or sexualised their or caricature one sexualised and it's adult stripper entertainment. i personally, i don't love drag myself. i find the appropriate kind of things that women are often punished. voters heartily as a fun entertainment. women do appear irritating. however, i have been and sat through one and there was nothing inappropriate about it. it's a fully clothed. i do a lot of. them on the videos are all out there on youtube. the one that i went to protest the other day, went to protest the other day, we could see they're exposing that bulge to young children who are and is are looking bewildered and is thrusting, going on. there's a lot explicit content lot of sexually explicit content going children do not going on. the children do not need see. and this the need to see. and this is the problem. why are schools outsourcing content? the outsourcing this content? if the teach

frost in the northern isles., setting firmly across the british isles on saturday. that means light winds, similar to today, sunny spells and scattered showers, some showers could crop up across parts of england and wales and it could be and potentially heavy. persistent rain in the south—east and east anglia. more persistent rain for northern ireland and western scotland later on. temperatures 8 to 14 celsius on saturday. high pressure on sunday, a little more cool in the morning, fewer showers, dry weather, best of the sunshine towards the south and east. more cloud and rain in the north—east later today and highs of around 8 degrees to 14 degrees. bye. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories. china's president, xijinping, is to make a state visit to russia next week, for talks with president putin. ukraine's foreign minister tells the bbc that countries failing to support kyiv during its darkest hour will be held to account. here in the uk, passport off

still cooler into the northern isles. series of weather fronts in of the atlantic soap at the start of the working week, it looks likely to stay unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain at times. the temperatures pretty much where they should be for this time of take care. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm shaun ley. our top stories: the former pakistani prime minister imran khan is travelling to court in islamabad to face corruption charges. his home was raided by police after he left. when by police after he left. he gets to islamabad, we k! that when he gets to islamabad, we know that the authorities have suspended the ability to be able to hold rallies and protests, so there will be a very close eye on the court later today. us presidentjoe biden has welcomed the international criminal court's arrest warrant against russia's vladimir putin. the icc have accused president putin of committing warcrimes in ukraine. the us government is investigating the chinese p

and there's more wintry showers overnight for the northern isles, northern scotland, northeast englandy away from eastern coast, but some cloud developing through parts of wales and southwest england, maybe a few showers here. and also temperatures here will be a few degrees above freezing. but for many, temperatures at or below zero, minus five or minus six for parts of northern scotland. so an ice risk where we've had the showers and a frost for many. so it's a cold and dry start to the new week. it doesn't last for long. it will soon turn wet and windy, but also very mild, particularly for the middle part of the week. this is how monday shapes up underneath an area of high pressure. it's the only day of the week that we see this set up. waiting in the wings is our next atlantic system. we'll see the cloud moving in ahead of that later in the day. but monday morning will be crisp, plenty of sunshine for many. still some wintry showers for eastern coast. they will tend to fade once again. cloud for parts of south west. england and wales could bring a few showers, but cloud, rain, slee

i taken so long to focus on the british isles?— british isles?they needed to invest. i think they were persuaded by the pitch of the epic scale of wildlife in the uk deserved to be represented. if you watch the series, it is stunning. it connects you with the wildlife of the country in a way i have never felt before. it is stunning.— in a way i have never felt before. it is stunning. and the variety and ranue it is stunning. and the variety and ranae of it is stunning. and the variety and range of stuff- — it is stunning. and the variety and range of stuff. big _ it is stunning. and the variety and range of stuff. big and _ it is stunning. and the variety and range of stuff. big and little - range of stuff. big and little stuff. they go into tiny plants. the large blue butterfly, the caterpillar falls down and creates a special smell to attract ants to drag it down and it pretends to be the queen of the ants. the bizarre stories that happen under your feet. more death and violence. and beauty. thank you. the first episode of wild isles will be on

we've still got the easterly across the northern isles, still staying very cold here.cularly towards western facing coast. low pressure is dominant. and here is the outlook for some of our towns across the uk as we head through the rest of the week. so on tuesday, temperatures already lower than they are at the moment. those temperatures will dip as the week wears on, but it does stay unsettled. so more wet and windy weather to come in the forecast. would you see any... obviously, part of the reason the government has brought this in is because of doctors and consultants who are not working longer hours because they are caught up in the nhs pension scheme and have to contribute and therefore have to pay more tax, and it's not cost efficient for them to work. can you see any way around that? so make it about doctors and consultants, then. don't make it about financiers, don't make it about the other people in society who are already incredibly wealthy in their own right. there are people seriously struggling at this moment in time and the tories have got their head in t

edward sault, bbc news, on the isle of wight.e which russia seized after its invasion. these images have emerged of him driving into mariupol — he flew there by helicopter, after visiting crimea, a ukrainian territory which russia seized nine years ago. mr putin's visit was unannounced, and details of it only became public on russian state media once he had returned to russia. this is bbc news, the headlines: president vladimir putin visits mariupol — the ukrainian city which was captured by invading russian forces last year. it is his first trip to the russian—occupied territories of eastern ukraine's donbas region since the start of the war. switzerland's biggest bank, ubs, is in advanced talks to buy all or part of its troubled rival, credit suisse. credit suisse is the second largest bank. regulators are trying to facilitate a deal before markets reopen on monday. former us president donald trump says he suspects there are plans to arrest him on tuesday — he's called on his supporters to protest. prosecutors have been looking

we've still got the easterly across the northern isles, still staying very cold here.s just working their way in from the south—west. it will be wet, it will be windy, particularly towards western facing coast. low pressure is dominant. and here is the outlook for some of our towns across the uk as we head through the rest of the week. so on tuesday, temperatures already lower than they are at the moment. those temperatures will dip as the week wears on, but it does stay unsettled. so more wet and windy weather to come in the forecast. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. there are hopes tonight a solution has been found to the nhs pay dispute in england, a new offer has been put to hundreds of thousands of staff. a new offer has been put to hundreds the new offer involves a one—off payment this year and a 5% pay rise next year. singing anthem president macron has forced through pension reform without a parliamentary vote. the unions say it is a declaration of war. and tik tok... tik tok, the british government has taken its time, but i

here we'll look at around 9 or 10 degrees, but noticeably colder in the northern isles. see a little bit of snow across the northern isles. temperatures to greet us first thing on sunday morning, a little bit lower. so a chillier start, but hopefully a crystal clear blue sky sunshine at morning on sunday. very nice indeed. gradually, we'll see cloud developing out to the west as rain will start to push it in by the end of the afternoon. but not a bad mothering sunday in prospect. temperatures generally between 8—14 degrees, once again, a little bit cooler in the northern isles. so just to sum up this weekend, saturday will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers better on sunday. today at six, an arrest warrant is issued for the russian president vladimir putin by the international criminal court. it accuses vladimir putin of war crimes since his invasion of ukraine — including the deportation of children to russia. the judges have reviewed the information and evidence submitted by the prosecutor, and determined that there are credible allegations against these p

here we'll look at around 9 or 10 degrees, but noticeably colder in the northern isles.g on sunday morning, a little bit lower. so a chillier start, but hopefully a crystal clear blue sky sunshine at morning on sunday. very nice indeed. gradually, we'll see cloud developing out to the west as rain will start to push it in by the end of the afternoon. but not a bad mothering sunday in prospect. temperatures generally between 8—14 degrees, once again, a little bit cooler in the northern isles. so just to sum up this weekend, saturday will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers better on sunday. this is bbc news with the headlines... the international criminal court issues arrest warrants for vladimir putin and his children's commissioner — accusing them of war crimes over the unlawful deportation of children. the judges issued arrest warrants. the prosecution depends on international cooperation. china's president, xijinping, is to make a state visit to russia next week — for talks with president putin. turkey will start the process of ratifying finland's nato mem

frost in the northern isles.at means light winds, similar to today, sunny spells and scattered showers, some showers could crop up across parts of england and wales and it could be and potentially heavy. persistent rain in the south—east and east anglia. more persistent rain for northern ireland and western scotland later on. temperatures 8 degrees to 14 degrees on saturday. high pressure on sunday, a little more cool in the morning, fewer showers, dry weather, best of the sunshine towards the south and east. more cloud and rain in the north—east later today and highs of around 8 degrees to 14 degrees. bye. this is bbc news. the headlines... china's president xijinping will travel to moscow, next week for a state visit to hold talks with president vladimir putin. the kremlin says the two leaders are expected to discuss strategic cooperation and a �*comprehensive partnership'. in a joint statement, the uk government and education unions have announced they have agreed to hold "intensive talks" on teacher pay, cond

edward sault, bbc news, on the isle of wight.lo there. for many of us, it has been a fine start to mothering sunday, some blue skies and sunshine. this was the scene earlier on in hampshire, but a scene replicated across many parts of the uk in the sunshine, we will start to see the cloud thickening a little bit, though, towards western areas of the uk and you can see that on the satellite image from this morning. this is a weather front and a weather system bringing some outbreaks of rain as well, but ahead of that many of us, dry with sunny spells. we'll keep the sunny spells for many, one or two showers perhaps possible in central and south—eastern areas as we go into the afternoon. the rain, though, moving its way into northern ireland by the afternoon, pushing into western areas of scotland, maximum temperatures down a little bit on yesterday, but 11—14 or 15 degrees, but that will still feel quite pleasant in those sunny spells. but the rain will continue to spread north and eastward through this evening. it could be quite

persistent rain into western scotland, gradually moving into the northern isles as we close out the dayin places. now, as we move out of saturday night into sunday, the winds will strengthen as this rain just moves through the northern isles. and the back edge of that could see a wintry mix developing, which is worth bearing in mind. but with a ridge of high pressure building, its going to be a relatively quiet night to come. and under those clearer skies, as that rain, sleet and snow eases away, temperatures will fall away. low single figures in scotland, but a cooler start to sunday morning. hopefully, that will translate into a sunny one as we see clearer skies. a little bit of cloud just lingering across the south—east, sunshine coming through throughout the day, gradually during the middle of the afternoon, clouding over from the west. but not a bad mothering sunday in prospect. temperatures are likely to peak between 5 and 9 celsius in the north, maybe around 11 to 13 further south. into monday, another area of low pressure looks set to develop and that is going to allow a south—w

but we could see some rain, sleet and snow pushing into the northern isles later in the day and alsos as we head further north, we're looking at highs at best of 6 to 9 celsius. and this atlantic front starts to move its way eastward through monday night and into tuesday, bringing a spell of rain. the wind starting to pick up. and as it bumps into the cold air across parts of scotland, over the higher ground, we could see some snow here through tuesday morning. and then that band of rain extends its way eastwards through the day. some of that will be heavy, turning drier and brighter across northern ireland through the afternoon. temperatures up slightly compared to monday. but given the cloud and the rain, still a cool feeling day and then the south—westerly winds start to strengthen further as we head through wednesday and also into thursday. more atlantic fronts pushing across, bringing spells of heavy rain. so to sum up the week ahead, it's a cold, frosty, but mainly sunny start to the new week, but things will turn increasingly wet and windy and also much milder. this is bbc new