the labour mp for lewisham east heidi alexander announced she's standing down from the commons to workiq khan, as the deputy mayor for transport. so labour requested a by—election, and here's how that simple question sounds in commons—speak. i beg to move that mr speaker issue his warrant to the clerk of the crown to make out a new writ for the electing of a member to serve in this present parliament for the borough constituency of lewisham east in the room of heidi alexander. the writ was moved and the by election will take place on ilijune. all in all, it's been a bumpy week for the foreign secretary, and not only because ofjibes about his characterisation of the prime minister's brexit plans. there was also his ultimately fruitless mission to washington to try to persuade the us president not to ditch the iran nuclear deal. his trip included an interview on donald trump's favourite tv show, not something the snp approved of. pleading with the president through fox news rather than through direct intervention, mr deputy speaker, the middle east is in need of stability. meanwhile the

finally, a few days ago the labour mp for lewisham east heidi alexander announced she's standing downq khan, as the deputy mayor for transport. so labour requested a by—election, and here's how that simple question sounds in commons—speak. i beg to move that mr speaker, to issue his warrant to the clark of the crown to make out a new rate for the electing of a member to serve in this present parliament for the borough constituency in the room of heidi alexander. and the writ was duly moved. the by—election will take place on thursday 14th june. and that's all we've got time for. i'll be back on friday at 11pm for a round up of the whole week in parliament. but for now from me, mandy baker, goodbye. hello once again. let's bring you right up—to—date with how we see the next couple of days developing across the british isles and i have to say there is some uncertainty about how the weekend is exactly going to shape up. thursday was a very pleasant day indeed, came to a glorious end and indeed, for the many parts, was a glorious day, plenty of sunshine on offer. i hope you made the most

if people, for example, in lewisham east want to send a message to the labour party, the thing to dohave voted on it, we've had the highest number of people voting for brexit. but eve you are staying in the customs union, you are showing two fingers to them. look at the mass. every family has lost £900 asa the mass. every family has lost £900 as a result of this. the initial vote was the first step, we are now going through negotiations. we are seeing the economy going down. people deserve a final say on the final deal. i do think that is undemocratic. we will have to leave it there. we could go on about brexit foray long time. we always return to brexit because itjust never goes away. what else is there? norman smith, many thanks. — a look at the weather now. some beautiful weather out there and beautiful here in cornwall. there have been some differences in the weather today. we've had a beautiful sunshine across many west end, seven areas which we have had quite a bit of cloud around across the eastern side of the country but such is the strength of the mason sheng, this is the cl

there will be a by—election in lewisham east. the metropolitan museum of art's costume institute and attracts fashion designers and stars from around the world. this year's theme of "heavenly bodies: fashion and the catholic imagination" inspired some incredible outfits, as nada tawfik reports. the grand staircase of the met gala was full of divine inspiration, angelic halos, bejewelled crosses, and flowing robes ruled the red carpet. the theme of this year's costume ball was heavenly bodies and the catholic imagination. so the who's who of fashion, hollywood, sports and music dressed in their sunday's best. i thought this theme was actually really playful and extremely meaningful and fun, and there's a lot you could do with such an incredible theme, creatively. rihanna was a show stopper in this jewel encrusted pope outfit. the singer was a co—host of the evening along with donatella versace, and amal clooney, who wore this gown inspired by stained—glass. look after look dazzled the fashion's biggest night. i think one of the mo

her resignation will trigger a by—election in her constituency, lewisham east, where labour has a biggeant accused of trying to kill his wife by tampering with her parachute. emile cilliers denies attempted murder and criminal damage. our correspondent duncan kennedy is following the case at winchester crown court. this is victoria cilliers' fifth day in the witness box. three years after she suffered multiple injuries, she is now able to drive herself to court and stand to give evidence. she'd married her husband emile in 2011. he now stands accused of trying to kill her on two separate occasions. the prosecution say one attempt was here at the netheravon airbase in wiltshire in april 2015. the prosecution filmed this reconstruction of what they say emile cilliers did. they allege that he went into these toilets and sabotaged his wife's parachute. they say he spent a number of minutes here whilst victoria was outside. the prosecution and defence have concentrated on how much time he was in the toilet. in a police interview, victoria said he was in there between five and ten minutes.

lewisham. forecasters are predicting today could be the warmest early may bank holiday monday on record, with temperatures in the midlands, eastotentially climbing to 28 degrees. most of the uk has been basking in a spell of unseasonably warm weather over the weekend, as richard main reports. first we will go to claire who is in brigbury. families have been gathering for this heat wave and temperatures could reach 28 celsius but we are expecting the low 20s in brigbury today. it is a popular beach with water sport lovers as well as families. the sea is reasonably calm so it is ideal for young people to go and enjoy the waves. behind me you can see their island and the causway, which is tied. at about 11am it will be com pletely tied. at about 11am it will be completely covered by the sea and only accessible by boat. harry bennett, you are from the surf school, and your office, if you like, looks out onto this view, and very nice one to have? it is a nice view to have come down in the morning and then pack up the shop after. you get some interesting sea life? we have had dolphins recently and they have been round the back of th

lewisham. the met office has confirmed today is the hottest may day bank holiday after temperatures reached 2a.2 degree celsius in easteven hotter — with forecasters predicting that temperatures could reach 28 degrees in some parts later in the day. in a moment we'll speak to our correspondent kathryn stanczyszyn in london's regents park — but first let's speak to claire woodling who's in bigbury—on—sea on the south devon coast. this long sandy beach has a very strong gravitational pull as you can imagine. lots of families here. it is idealfor them, notjust because of the sunshine, but also because there are calm seas. very good for beginners enjoying what sports. we have just had high tide. beginners enjoying what sports. we havejust had high tide. you can see the ailing behind me. the spit which separates the two, the tide is just on its way out, that it had been divided by the sea completely. i am joined by a lifeguard. what special preparations had he put on? we will always look at the forecast. if we have big waves, we will have extra lifeguards. because it is calm, we only have two lifeguards supported bya only

lewisham. forecasters are predicting today could be the warmest early may bank holiday monday on record, with temperatures in south—eastast. borisjohnson is expected to make a series of appearances on american tv in an attempt to persuade president trump not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. the foreign secretary has warned president trump that pulling out of the international agreement with iran, which was signed in 2015, could lead to a nuclear arms race in the middle east. mrjohnson is in washington where he‘ll meet the us vice president, mike pence. vladimir putin will be sworn—in to begin his fourth term as president of russia later today. the inauguration ceremony at the kremlin follows his landslide re—election in march, which extends his 18—year period as the country‘s leader. protests have taken place in moscow and other cities with police reportedly making hundreds of arrests. more than 20 homes have been totally destroyed and hundreds more are in danger after a volcano eruption in hawaii. 1,700 people have been evacuted from the largest island as a result of the activity from the kilauea volcano. some people