she talked to us about her role in king lear and much more.at are we and why are we? no one has come up with answers. i suppose we all keep on asking those questions. >> reporter: they're the questions that glenda jackson takes on as king lear in this new adaptation of the shakespearean tragedy on broadway. >> you often learn more about your own character, more than other people say or do than what he actually gives you to say. that's life, isn't it? >> reporter: go back to the moment you're told you're going to play lear. what is the first set of things you do? >> first set of things i did was to find out the hours that elderly people could use the pools in my local swimming pool because i was really scared that i didn't have either the physical or vocal strength for it. i would get in the pool with my fellow elderly swimmers and it was really marvelous. it was like kind of elderly united nations, you know what i mean? there we all were swimming and walking and it was great. expose yourself. there is an energy in these plays and if you manage

here's louise lear. it couldn't last. that is only april so we it couldn't last. that is only april so we really do need some rain. i found you a beautiful picture in the highlands. most of us were looking out for this weather last weekend but there is a sign of a change. rain is on the way across northern england, wales and the midlands and there is some wet and windy weather coming later. in eastern areas, you will probably have some dry weather, may be beautiful sunshine in the north—east of scotland. in the sun, 16-17. north—east of scotland. in the sun, 16—17. further west, underneath north—east of scotland. in the sun, 16—17. furtherwest, underneath the rain and cloud it will be noticeably cooler, 12—13. look at this swirling cloud across the atlantic at the moment. this area of low pressure will arrive tonight. it has been named storm hannah because of the intensity of the winds. it will bring rain across northern ireland, the midlands. some potentially damaging gusts of winds in excess of 70 mph, may be more on exposed west facing coasts. it is strong enou

let's catch up with the weather now, with louise lear. on the weather front despite a chilly start with some light frost for some of us, as with some light frost for some of us, as you can with some light frost for some of us, as you can see with some light frost for some of us, as you can see by this weather watchers picture coming in from hampshire. but there have been some amazing photographs today, in western scotland, sheltered from the nagging easterly wind, temperatures peaked at just nagging easterly wind, temperatures peaked atjust over 13 degrees in places. a little bit of cloud in northern ireland and the north—east of scotland. a little bit of fairweather clouds developing in the afternoon but many have stayed dry. but it was still pretty cold along that east coast. still under the influence of high pressure, still dragging in that easterly flow across a rather cool north sea at the moment. we will see a little more cloud continuing to push in across the north sea overnight, that will be good news across parts of wales and the

time for a look at all the weather news with louise lear.ly be the 2nd of april, but it feels like we have had everything bar the kitchen sink thrown at us. sunshine and showers, heavy with hail, and yes, some snow as well to higher ground, a theme thatis as well to higher ground, a theme that is set to continue, the morning rain lingered but cleared into the north sea, and behind a real rash of showers to follow. some of the showers to follow. some of the showers will fade away through the overnight period, but we will keep frequent rash down through wales, south—west england, and at the same time an area of low pressure will bring more persistent rain to eastern scotland and north—east england. elsewhere, cold, low single figures, a touch of frost are not out of the question. we start wednesday on a chilly note, we will see showers clinging onto the fringes, but this area of low pressure we fringes, but this area of low pressure we need fringes, but this area of low pressure we need to keep an eye on will drift its way slowly westwards as

time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening.has been literally a tale of two halves, for england while some beautiful spring sunshine on offer, and it was quite warm out there, 16, 70 degrees quite widely, but further north and west, showers and then there's cloud out to the extreme north—west, a weatherfront moving in as we speak. it is a cold front and it is introducing a change to the story. rain overnight across the pennines, down through wales, and behind its showers and these turning increasingly wintry of a higher ground, a cold start to scotla nd higher ground, a cold start to scotland and northern ireland, low single figures first thing. might start off in the southeast with early morning sunshine, but it won't last, clouding over with rain arriving by the afternoon, and then behind that front, quite a noticeable change. sunny spells and scattered showers, but some of those heavy with hale, rumbles of thunder and yes still quite wintry to higher ground, and feeling noticeably colder out there, and this theme is set to c

dispose of peace to spoil is just never seemed to reach us and that sounds tragic today well as you know lear was her star was rising as an investigative journalist in northern ireland can you tell us more about her work well she rose to prominence in two thousand and fourteen is a block past who had a written in the form of a letter to have a former fourteen year old self who was traveling at the time with her homosexuality she was very vocal about it shows so gave a ted talk on the question to try and empower young people to embrace their homosexuality which is a theme which is two very. very problematic in northern ireland and she was an investigative journalist and the claims of for doubt she was placed on the troubles and she was focusing on especially on unexplained murders and disappearances doing to troubles well as over years well no northern island has. been central to many discussions regarding the bracks referendum is there any sign that that referendum played a role in increased tensions in northern ireland and increased tensions definitely in the murder that took place on thursd

doctors at the clinic in lear continued to use the plastic discs.the federal government kept getting reports about serious problems with the devices but for years took no action to stop sales. germany's regulatory system has failed patients like thomas waskow. the clinic in leer declined comment for this report. the clinics head physician has now been fired in connection with illegal payments made by the manufacturer. the british manufacturer has now filed for bankruptcy the former managing director told us that the devices did comply with all government regulations but he declined to comment on problems with the animal tests. in two thousand and fourteen this dutch journalist showed how easy it is to get approval for a medical device in europe. we're designing a device that's not safe at all implant that helps to stabilize the uterus we found all the component parts at the supermarket and took some photos of it now it's ready to go to court. and back. these are similar products are already on the market so the journalists didn't even need to sign u

. >> yeah, it's a random kind of area, actually very broad so lear is an auto supplier and people were grumpy and that is the first thing that was thrown in that penalty box if you're in auto so some cyclical pressure there. and a secular story. they're number two in seeding with 32% share higher component, higher content business and then it benefits from electroification and conductivity within autos and rising content and trading at seven times. >> in that group with lear you have las vegas sands, marriott and best buy chetan, back to you. i take it that you're less worried about europe and europe's growth than some people are because people are worried about germany an awful lot these days >> yeah. so, for two reasons. one is actually domestic situation in europe is only looking better look at the pmi for services sector, it's already turned up we get a lot of other indicators which is showing the domestic component is looking better. they also have a fiscal stimulus under way. we think that is what is supporting the domestic demand and facing problems, especially in germany and be

wilson" but now you are on broadway. >> i am. >> stephen: in "king lear" right there at the court theaterplause ). >> yup, yup. >> stephen: well, you know, we know you from television and films and there's no live audience there. >> no. >> stephen: for that, generally speaking. there is tonight, but generally speaking you don't have that. what is it like for you to be on stage with sort of the energy and the hubbub of the audience? because that-- that's a different vibe. >> i love it. it's my favorite form of-- favorite medium is to be on stage. >> stephen: right. >> because i love interacting with the audience-- sometimes not so much. but when they cough too much, which happens. "stop coughing or take some sweets" to the audience. you know, suck on some lemon sherperts or something. >> stephen: have they ever interrupted your performance? >> i had one-- one in-- what was that about? lemon she sherbet. i did one. i did "header" a few years ago at the national theater. it was five minutes before the end-- if you don't know the show, she puts a bullet in her own head at the end. it's buildi

time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening.it has been the perfect easter holiday, hasn't it, really, lots of blue sky and sunshine. yesterday was a little bit disappointing in the far north—west of scotland, not so on bank holiday monday, hardly a cloud in the sky. a few subtle differences though, a veil of high cloud arrived in the afternoon, it turned misty and murky as you can see across the south coast in falmouth. it was still dry and you were able to get on the beach. this high cloud will continue to spill its way steadily north and west overnight tonight and we run the risk of a few isolated showers across the channel isles into cornwall and maybe through south wales as well. so cloud and showers an issue overnight, that will prevent temperatures from falling too low. elsewhere we will see clearer skies, temperatures down perhaps 6—8d. we start off tomorrow morning again on a dry, chilly note, a little more cloud and double digits in the south west, and that high cloud could be more of an issue tomorrow. again, a good d

we never want s topot teams' goals, and i think definitely some lessons to bed lear about that going into the important stuff. >> all right, caps back home for their final two days in the regular season. >>> and tomorrow may be the most anticipated regular season baseball game in the history o nation's capitals. returning to d.c. wearing the road grays of the philadelphia phillies. reaction in the stands expected to be mixed wearing a division rival's uniform. one fan not happy about harper heading for philly. miriam bowser, she let us know her feelings on twitter writing, see you tomorrow, bryce. this is a picture of infamous trtor benedict arnold. harper is ready when he takese ield tomorrow. >> i'll always remember cherishing all the screaming and yelling and the exciting times we had the last seven years. i wish them nothing but the best, all the players in that clubhouse. it a great fan base, great in.y to live we're going back there to play a good team with the nationals, and we'll do it a coupletimes. just excited to get back and playing. >> bryce harr willace the nats for the

hoping to reconfigure the maze to meet a job that t have taken ents rears at $180 millio but, local lears like oakland mayor libby shaft had put a stop to it. they want to know if it is absolutely necessary and what the impact might be. >> we are going to sure th he freeways, about what the best investments are of those precious transportation dollars. >> reporter: it was originally scheduled to start april 2020 but the timetable is now put on hold. and west oakland, wilson walker.>>> up next, the bay area mountain lion hanging out at macy's. that's right. macy's. we will be right back. >> reporter: introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat only at jack in the box. tastier... i was literally born for this. ♪ you had me at fried chicken pacifier. try my new spicy chicken strips combo today. with 100% all-white meat chicken. >>> a mountain lion of all places in downtown santa rosa. this was spotted in front of macy's of all places. >> we spotted him running around in th

the number of plastic bags founa decreased in recent years, though it's not to that is lear that is linkedmpaigns to phase them out. when it has finished its mission, it is brought back to plymou, and here, researchers continue to add to a library of samples they gathered them all over the world. victoria gill, bbc news. jane: it has been five days since wikileaks founder julian assange was removed from the ecuadorian embassy. seven-year stake him and he faces extradition to the united states on hacking charges. ecuadorian officials say the expulsion occurred due number of transgressions. a short time ago president lenin moreno sat down america editor jon sopel, who joins us now. upthe president was firehen kicked assange had been out. did he elaborate? jon: yes, he did. he said julian assange was bullying and rude and installed cameras and spied on the staff. then he gave an explanation -- at was the final straw of all of this? it was part banal and part extraordinary. it starts with the banal and then you hear the extraordinary. several, from verbal insults, when here ref to our country

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.s getting chilly air, but not for a few days. the warmest easter monday on record. temperatures peaking at 25 celsius in some places, 77 fahrenheit. there has been little in the way of change today with some high cloud pushing up today with some high cloud pushing up across today with some high cloud pushing up across the channel over the last few hours which has turned some of the sunshine across england and wales increasingly hazy and as we go through the night, some cloud might trigger some isolated showers into the southwest. not quite as cold overnight lows of around six or eight celsius in scotland and ten in england and wales. tomorrow starts ina england and wales. tomorrow starts in a promising note with dry weather and a few lingering showers in the southwest and the sunshine turning increasingly hazy as we go through the afternoon. temperatures not perhaps quite as warm as they have been, 22 celsius, the risk of it being cooler along the north sea coast. some rain to come and

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. >> try your biceps -- >> reporter: the lear of the band, dr.obert bunning, specializesn helping arthritis patients. >> i'm in joints friday a joints by night as i play piano at clubs at night. >> reporter: we asked him how good the band is. >> we' very good doctors, but we're musicians who just love to play. >> reporter: to give you an idea how good the band actually is, the guy playing bongos is the original drummer from the jefferson airplane. and dr. mark schloserg, a neurologist, has played at carnegie hall. ♪ >> music is a tough career. it's a very -- i had a friend who's playing in the san francisco symphony, knd wew each other when we were in high school. i remember when i was 17 and18, i said, well, i'm probably going to go to medical school. he said, you're taking the easy way out. >> don't let me bend, resist me -- >> reporter: this rehab speclist notes there's a healing component to music. >> well, there's no questionth song is important because they trigger emoonal responses. sometimes responses that people can't articulate. reporte

for in king in shakespeare's king lear where the full speaks truth yes while political power has gone mad ok so. i have nothing else to say to you apart from these rather philosophical reflections because. this this goes beyond the usual. just like when you described it as an artist so you kept with the motif i appreciate that diem and let me go to you one of the things that i think is very interesting is that when we were flecked upon the failures of the push and co regime is that the political elites and i think is a mask for deep deep corruption because i think that would zone if he had any kind of political messages and you know it's really about corruption i would argue is that he's not much different from puerto shango he just wants less stealing ok however the paradigm that they're in reflecting on my what john just said is that they're pursuing a. binary that does not exist i mean they are pursuing nationalism but they have no nation and it's one of the reasons why it doesn't work go ahead well. i agree with your no by the way war borgata one wall. what russia does but they we

earlier my colleague discussed these developments with our correspondents kim oppen in new york and post lear in tel aviv still be the first time that we've seen the u.s. government designate part of another country's government as a terrorist organization now donald trump on the statement he accuses iran of being a state sponsor of terrorism financing promoting terrorism as a tool of state craft and we heard those words echoed by mike pompei o the u.s. secretary of state he said this designation of iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps as terrorists is intended to send a message to iranian leaders the leaders of iran are record piers not revolutionaries the radio people deserve better than to be governed by this kind of hypocritical and corrupt officials with this designation we are sending a clear signal a clear message to iran's leaders including the money and his band of thugs that the united states is bringing all pressure to bear to stop the regimes behavior. we asked that are allies and partners around the world do the same in response to this designation by the us government the ir

now it's time for a look at the weather for the week ahead, with louise lear.ck in repeat mode. there is a lot of dry weather around. good news as many children are off for the easter break but it has been on the easter break but it has been on the chilly side. this weekend, no exception. we keep that cool source ofaircoming in exception. we keep that cool source of air coming in of the cool north sea, all circulating around this area of high pressure. this easterly flow set to continue. this high pressure is blocking weather fronts from making too much of an impression moving in the atlantic. this weekend starts of chilly, a light frost in some areas, and some sparkling sunshine. there is the risk of showers across east anglia and the east midlands. some snow across high elevation. gusts of winds in excess of a0 mph, particularly in northern ireland, and anywhere with exposure it will feel chilly. temperatures generally around 7— 10 degrees, and we might see 12 if we are lucky. we still keep the easterly feed as we move out of saturday into sunday, some clear

then we head to the north bay where we see in haeldsburg it's nice, sonny, lear, and also it's been very hot. then we take a look at heavenly. people out there skiing. still a lot of snow on the ground and some of our ski resorts still open at this time. but it is a beautiful day there in the sierra. now our temperatures are in the mid 70s. so it's still very comfortable even in the inland areas. as you get ready to head out for lunch. and parts of the inner bay and oakland it's 65 degrees. 68 in palo alto. now 68 degrees in santa rosa. but check out the temperature change from 24 hours ago. some of us are anywhere from five to ten, maybe even eleven degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. and the biggest change is now in some of those valleys. so if you're getting ready to head out for a run in anti-yok, it's still going to be nice within the next hour or so. but then maybe you want to take it easy for the middle of the day because we reach into the mid to upper 80s in some spots. up until about 4:00 and it starts to cool down going into the evening. here's a look at our high temper

time for a look at the weather for the week ahead with louise lear.eaker with temperatures peaking at 25, 77 fahrenheit but now it's back down to reality because those temperatures are really going to struggle this weekend. the sum, it may well be just below the average for the time of year. it's going to be accompanied by some pretty stormy weather first thing on saturday with storm hanna arriving. she will sweep away, calmer second—half to the weekend. here is this area of low pressure that's been named storm hannah due to the strength of the wins moving through the early hours of saturday morning. gusts in excess of 60—70 miles per hour. strong winds will continue to sweep west to east. northern england, northern ireland as well. scotla nd england, northern ireland as well. scotland should stay predominantly drive. it will feel noticeably cold. that area of low pressure will sweep off into the north sea. high—pressure building from the west. it will bring outbreaks of light rain into northern ireland, wales but the bulk of the country on sunday, it

now it‘s time for the weather with louise lear.hing the spark as after rain, that is a little and the forecast later on. we are under the influence of high pressure across scandinavia, this easter in the cool air, but it has been preventing what the fronts moving from the atlantic and producing significant rain. that is the case on friday. a few isolated showers. slightly dry air on friday by the end of the day. the potential for bright sunshine along the seacoast, but not much warmer. here, temperatures are struggling seven or 8 degrees for the best for some. that dryer air will push its way steadily bust overnight into saturday. they need to be keep some clout into that southwestern wales for a time. with clear skies and dry air, those temperatures are likely to fall away. again, another chilly site. saturday money could be tells of frost and rural areas and certainly a cold start. but that dryerair, it certainly a cold start. but that dryer air, it does mean it‘s to the weekend, it will failfor dryer air, it does mean it‘s to th

eligible to vote in more than ten thousand polling stations across the country and abroad artie's paulus lear takes a look at the front runners but there is something for everyone in the israeli elections there are more than fifty parties competing although only two have a real chance of forming mimic's government because the likud party headed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu who fancies himself as a strongman among the successes he's talked about is getting his ally american president donald trump to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital to recognize israeli sovereignty over the golan heights and also label iran's revolutionary guard as a terrorist organization but that's not enough for the prime minister just before the elections he was asked if he would consider and mixing territory in the west. yet we will go to the next stage in imposing israeli sovereignty in the west bank has made opponent is the same tryst with a distinguished military background for me israeli army chief binney gans he appeals to voters who feel that netanyahu has been in power for too long i think benjamin ne

time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear., the skies have looked quite milky throughout the afternoon, quite high cloud, as you can see from this picture sent in from central wales. temperatures in many places into the low 20s, and through the night tonight, cloud building up, and some rain arrives across the isles of scilly, the south—west, and up into south wales. its centrepiece is a rain to start with, getting going through the morning, and ahead of it if you thundery downpours, perhaps to the west of london, up into 0xfordshire, the midlands as well. at the same time, further north, largely dry but quite breezy tomorrow, and that will ta ke quite breezy tomorrow, and that will take the edge off the feel of things, certainly thicker cloud into eastern scotland, where temperatures are more disappointing. sheltered western areas should see some brightness, decent temperatures, maybe across norfolk if you keep sunshine through the afternoon, highs of 20. but wednesday is the transition, as we move into thursday, another batc

here's louise lear. it couldn't last. that is only april so we it couldn't last.hlands. most of us were looking out for this weather last weekend but there is a sign of a change. rain is on the way across northern england, wales and the midlands and there is some wet and windy weather coming later. in eastern areas, you will probably have some dry weather, may be beautiful sunshine in the north—east of scotland. in the sun, 16-17. north—east of scotland. in the sun, 16—17. further west, underneath north—east of scotland. in the sun, 16—17. furtherwest, underneath the rain and cloud it will be

the extremist militants have gone underground in i iraq and elsewhere includiding t the lear abu backck here i'llll but dott. the terrorist militia can still mobilized thoususands of fightes and tens of thousands of sympathizers. the idea of the islamic state lives on since the summer of twenty eighteen around two hundndred and fifty attacks have been made outside of syria. how dangerous is isis now? i mean what do you think is i. s. more dangerous now than it was prior to its defeat in some ways i believe yes. because we are talking about million of the us dollars investing in a normal economy that's e. as managed before they defeated in your rock and cd -- tool in turkey in europe. that out the money is there t te financing -- but the system is going on on the ground and be side of this at the steps that is sales still active we have about fifty attacks in iraq still till now every month. and the side of the fact that i. s. would like to show that they are still existing they are trying. to to make some attacks here a and there just to say we are still strong but i think in the end of

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening.er monday on record across the uk, with several places seeing temperatures peaking at 25 celsius, 77 fahrenheit. a few rogue showers in the south—west by the end of the day and some of those will linger first thing on tuesday, affecting south wales as well. more of a breeze, it is going to drag a veil of high cloud across the country. so for tuesday, temperatures not quite as stunning. a bit cooler as well on exposed coasts. but then it's all change on wednesday, with these areas of low pressure pushing in from the atlantic. it'll bring some rain, some of it heavy, across south—west england and wales, with rumbles of thunder into the midlands and the north of england as we go through the day. it should stay dry and warm for scotland, cooler and fresher behind. and that marks the change as we go into thursday. for the end of the week, it's cooler and showery, back to where we should be.

seven days away from the opening night for glenda jackson and her astonishing performance as king leare sure on broadway. have a lovely time on the red carpet tonight, stay dry if you can! he's the indian film actor whose global fan base runs into the billions and visiting the uk this week, the bollywood superstar shah rukh khan has been honoured with a degree for his work in philanthropy from the university of law in london. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, khan says gender inequality in india in the workplace is narrowing and that he's seen a positive change in roles and salaries within the indian film industry since the "me, too" movement began. bbc asian network's shabnam mahmood reports. known as the king of bollywood, shah rukh khan is one of indian cinema's biggest stars and one of the highest—paid actors in the world. more used to receiving film awards, he's now being given an honorary doctorate for his work in philanthropy. thank you very much. genuinely, i want to live to be 100 years so that i can... now i'm 50. ..i can dedicate the next 50 years doing something worth

guests, and joe biden is running for president, again, president trump has long maed made -- madt lear he is not concerned. >> no, i don't see joe biden as a threat, he has been there a long time, his record is not good, he would have to run on obama failed record be you look at so many different thing, north korea, middle east, the economy never got going, no, i don't think joe is the threat. >> we take it up with republican strategist ed rollins, and washington times charlie hurt. top story, national security crisis at border showing no sign of throwing down, border -- slowing down, border patrol apprehended more illegal immigrants in first half of 2019 than all of 2018. homeland security releasing 1400 illegal up grands in united states every day. most of whom never appear for the court dates and are never deported. and a caravan of thousands making its way through mexico with intention of exploiting america's weak immigration laws. fox national correspondent william is joining with us latest. reporter: problem is not at the border, they say, but loopholes in the asylum process that

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time for a look at the weather, with louise lear. thanks, ben. hello, everybody.here a storm there so quite a stormy start first thing but its moves stormy start first thing but its m oves over stormy start first thing but its moves over the north sea saturday into sunday and things will be a bit calmer. the first signs of that will arrive in the next few hours and we will see severe gales and some of that rain heavy in northern ireland, wales and up into north—west england as well. a lot of cloud through the night so temperatures will hold up at around seven to 9 degrees but the wind will be the key feature. first thing in the morning we will really notice that if you are stepping out. the strongest of the wind will start to ease through the morning but gales likely first thing and that rain will work its way across north wales, northern england and northern ireland. to the south somewhat drier and brighter but not particularly warm with top temperatures at nine to 13 degrees. a little bit quite as we move into sunday. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. our latest

obviously we are still tryinnto lear exactly what caused this fire as well as the identity of the person who died here. back to you. >> cory smith live for us in centreville this morning. thank you. >>>gew this mornin from calvert county, an 11-year-old girl is dead after a go cart cident yesterday in dunkirk, maryland. we flew over the cul-de-sac where therash occurred. 7 and 12-year-old were also injured in the accident. the sheriff's deputies tell us the go cartoverturned while making a turnn the cul-de-sac. investigators are hoping to hear from wnesses of the accident. >>> on this earth day news 4 learned that metro will bele reing a first of its kind plan to cut its emergency -- the ansit agency says it is looking at everything from electric buss to green building to even capturing andri sto energy that trains produce when brakes.ve to use the metro says it has a goal to take the equivalent of $35,000 vehicles off the road per year, and in the meantime cut expenses. adam tusz i going to have more on this story on news 4 at 5:00 t.m. be sure watch our prime time special on our changi

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.me severe gales along the west coast, and i will cause some disruption to the early hours of saturday morning. the winds in excess of 60 to 70 mph and places, strong winds will continue to travel steadily east and will be accompanied by some heavy rain across north wales, the midlands, northern england and northern ireland. the far north should stay dry and bright, same 2% on southern england, but the cloud in the rain will be a disappointingly cool afternoon at nine to 12 degrees. that area of low pressure will start to sweep away to the north sea, a little ridge of high pressure will build in the high quieting things down over the weekend. there'll be a lot of cloud around but there will be and as a result and a degree or so warmer be and as a result and a degree or so warmer as well. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: police release new images of the man they believe killed the journalist lyra mckee in northern ireland last week and ask for help from the pub

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. been pretty decent, it really. a lot of dry weather in the forecast. but it does mean if you got out our plans are not be disappointed really ripped this forecast, we start with a touch of light frost, but lovely blue sky and sunshine and just a risk of a few isolated showers during the day across the extreme southeast corner, some of those soft tail may be disappointed really with this forecast, we start with a touch of light frost, but lovely blue sky and sunshine and just a risk of a few isolated showers during the day across the extreme southeast corner, some of the soft tail maybe a little bit of sleep it'll be breezy, chilly on the east coast winds gusting in excess of 40 miles an hour through northern islands other than exposure, it's going to feel quite cold for this time of year, high values perhaps in more shelter between seven and 12 degrees. 0n sunday, that could be potentialfor more cloud around, particularly moving in from the last with this weather front trying to squee