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if you are a customer of the mobile operator ee in london, cardiff, belfast, edinburgh, birmingham and switch on the 5g service in the next few weeks. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones looks at what it difference it could make. the centre of birmingham, one of the very few places accelerating away into the 5g future in the first day of its communications revolution. so, let's put it through its paces. three, two, one, download. we are downloading an hour—long programme. 0n 5g, it's there injust 16 seconds. 0n 4g, we are waiting for more than two minutes. the truth is that these kind of download speeds are only available in a very small number of places to a tiny number of people who have actually got a 5g handset, but the vision of 5g is that eventually millions of things as well as people will be connected to the mobile internet and that will make our cities a lot smarter. how will 5g help us get round a city... birmingham lobbied to have early access to 5g, believing a faster network would make all sorts of new services possible. endless opportunities, you know? we're ta

ee has switched on the network in london, cardiff, belfast, edinburgh, birmingham and manchester, but technology correspondent rory cellan—jones. the first new masts have been fitted out, the network has been switched on. now 5g can make the mobile internet reach everyone and everything a lot faster — at least, that's the promise. you'll be able to enjoy much faster speeds. that means you can download things like box sets in seconds rather than minutes. it means you'll be able to do multiplayer gaming in augmented reality. at first, ee is just switching on the network in six cities across the uk, and even there coverage will be patchy. for now, speeds will be roughly five times as fast as ag, but eventually the new network should connect millions of things as well as phones to the network, everything from driverless cars to dustbins. the very few people who have one of these phones on launch day may find the 5g revolution gets off to a bit of a slow start, but at least the uk is at or near the front of the pack with this technology. there is, however, one problem. ee and other operato

ee has switched on the network in london, cardiff, belfast, edinburgh, birmingham and manchester, butory cellan jones. the first new masts have been fitted out, the network has been switched on. now 5g can make the mobile internet reach everyone and everything a lot faster — at least, that's the promise. you'll be able to enjoy much faster speeds. that means you can download things like box sets in seconds rather than minutes. it means you'll be able to do multiplayer gaming in augmented reality. at first, ee is just switching on the network in six cities across the uk, and even there coverage will be patchy. for now, speeds will be roughly five times as fast as 4g, but eventually the new network should connect millions of things as well as phones to the network, everything from driverless cars to dustbins. the very few people who have one of these phones on launch day may find the 5g revolution gets off to a bit of a slow start, but at least the uk is at or near the front of the pack with this technology. there is, however, one problem. ee and other operators are dependent for some o

if you are a customer of the mobile operator ee in london, cardiff, belfast, edinburgh, birmingham andvice in the next few weeks. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones looks at what it difference it could make. the centre of birmingham, one of the very few places accelerating away into the 5g future in the first day of its communications revolution. so let's put it through its paces. three, two, one, download. we are downloading an hour—long programme. 0n 5g, it's there injust 16 seconds. 0n 4g, we are waiting for more than two minutes. the truth is that these kind of download speeds are only available in a very small number of places to a tiny number of people who have actually got the 5g handset, but the vision of 5g is that eventually millions of things as well as people will be connected to the mobile internet and that will make our cities a lot smarter. how will 5g help us get round a city... birmingham lobbied to have early access to 5g, believing a faster network would make all sorts of new services possible. endless opportunities, you know? we are talking about advance

actually i would say that belfast is further away from london and dublin than dublin and london are culturally. the irish attitude towards irish-america is one of full stinking derision. yeah, they don't particularly-- they hate the idea that yanks are claiming to be irish and putting up all of this plastic green junk, which was a feature of my childhood that i now, weirdly, treasure in retrospect. >> before the next question, i'm just recalling somewhere on the west coast of ireland and encountered sort of this ironic, oh, your name is timothy patrick carney i bet you've got irish in you and visiting your family? i said, i don't know if i'm going to make it there. where is your family from? >> county roscommon. >> oh, i wouldn't go admitting that. [laughter] >> why, what's wrong? >> it's like this, and what's the place in america that's like roscommon? >> you mean west virginia? >> yeah, you wouldn't say west virginia, say galloway, plenty of fine folk. appreciative derision on the west coast. and the cover town of dingo, a guy in a pub and i'm sure he's still there 140 years old. who is prof

ee has switched on the network in london, cardiff, belfast, edinburgh, birmingham and manchester, butry cellanjones. the first new masts have been fitted out, the network has been switched on. now 5g can make the mobile internet reach everyone and everything a lot faster — at least, that's the promise. you'll be able to enjoy much faster speeds. that means you can download things like box sets in seconds rather than minutes. it means you'll be able to do multiplayer gaming in augmented reality. at first, ee is just switching on the network in six cities across the uk, and even there coverage will be patchy. for now, speeds will be roughly five times as fast as 4g, but eventually the new network should connect millions of things as well as phones to the network, everything from driverless cars to dustbins. the very few people who have one of these phones on launch day may find the 5g revolution gets off to a bit of a slow start, but at least the uk is at or near the front of the pack with this technology. there is, however, one problem. ee and other operators are dependent for some of

ireland's power sharing government has tightened in belfast they're being held after the new ira admitted killing journalists here on mickey in london derry last month has more from belfast . the funeral in belfast of lira mckeon's a young journalist shot dead last month and an urgent question from the priest why in god's name does it take the death of a twenty nine year old woman with her whole life in front of her thank you that reaction was a wake up call for foster leader of the democratic unionist party and very good mcdonald to head republican party should face the key was shot dead by dissident republicans during the rioting in london derry now people's clear frustration with two and a half years of political arm pass in northern ireland has led to new talks involving all the major parties there aimed at getting the devolved administration based at stormont house back up and running here in the catholic are doing area of belfast al-jazeera but the director of an organization providing support and training to vulnerable young people under twenty five shane will hand says the collapse of stormont means he can't get approval for

the inquiry will continue in london this week and travelled to belfast next to hear from more victimsng in from around the world following the news that the duke and duchess of sussex have had a baby boy. we're still waiting to see him, and to hear what he'll be called. it's now thought the duchess gave birth in hospital rather than at the couple's home in windsor. 0ur royal correspondent sarah campbell is there for us this lunchtime. the us formerfirst lady the us former first lady tweeted that she and barack were felled and the canadian prime minister said theyjoin the the canadian prime minister said they join the world the canadian prime minister said theyjoin the world in celebrating. baby sussex is seventh in line to the throne and the queen's grandchild. all we are waiting for it isa grandchild. all we are waiting for it is a family photo. changing the guard with the band of the royal regiment of scotland, performing today for some royal baby well—wishers boosting the usual tourist numbers. just about within earshot baby sussex is settling into his new home in the private estat

talks to restore a delicate power sharing agreement there have finally resumed in belfast his laurent taylor in london with more from our european broadcast center lauren thank you has them at the latest round of negotiations comes after the new ira a dissident republican faction admitted to killing journalist leader mckee in london last month and has raised fears of a return to sectarian violence as new reports. the funeral in belfast of lire mccann's young journalist shot dead last month and an urgent question from the priest why in god's name does it take the death of a twenty nine year old woman with her whole life in front of her. that reaction was a wake up call for foster leader of the democratic unionist party and mary mcdonald to head republican party shouldn't face the key was shot dead by dissident republicans during the rioting in london derry now people's clear frustration with two and a half years of political and past in northern ireland has led to new talks involving all the major parties there aimed at getting the devolved administration based at stormont house back up and running her

the inquiry will continue in london this week and travelled to belfast next to hear from more victimsn, who is standing in the upcoming eu elections, sent her a tweet in 2016 saying: "i wouldn't even rape you" — then last week shared a video on youtube saying "with enough pressure" he "might cave". i realised i did what all women do in this situation, i've been putting a brave face on it and pretending that it was all fine and that i could cope and it sort of dawned on me that, for four years essentially, this man has made a career out of harassing me and i felt harassed. i felt like, how can somebody say that they would rate me if forced that they would rape me if forced and be a legitimate candidate in an election? is one thing we is just an idiot off the internet with a load of bros following him, it's a different thing when he's standing on the same platform that i'm standing on that he will potentially go to a parliament himself as an elected representative when he said these things and ijust cannot believe our system is so weak at the moment that that is allowed to happen. and w

mild, 1a first thing in the morning in london, 1a and bell first, pressure in the far north of the uk —— belfastthe late strict, too. lots of rain, by the time this moves through you will see at least 40—50 millimetres of rain in some spots. a very different story across the south, wales, the midlands there. some sunshine and it is going to be a warm day. friday was see temperatures up to 20, low 20s quite widely. in the north of the uk, close to 1a degrees there stop on saturday, this is thejet close to 1a degrees there stop on saturday, this is the jet stream and the warm air, notice that it's across the uk's northern areas. notice that that will mean that it would be unsettled there. to the south, that's where we've got those warm winds dragging vicki out of france. —— the heat. mid 20s easily for many areas, but for where the jet stream is more cloud and more wind. obviously fresher there. the warm wind isn't going to last for very long. on sunday will see low pressure moved to the uk, some rain you will see dotted around right across the uk. that weather front will push the heat a little fu

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 londonern 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 know we have to reduce our emissions urgently and radically and expanding them is going in the opposite direction. itjust doesn't make sense. aid workers say a pledge by houthi rebels in yemen to withdraw troops from key ports is a "big game changer" as it may open a lifeline for millions of people facing famine. the signs on the ground are people are saying it is tentatively looking good, but let's see in the coming days if that is fulfilled and lives are saved.

from london, hull to newcastle, you could catch a hefty shower but out west, cardiff, belfast, glasgowd be fine. the high pressure is pretty much slap bang over us on sunday. high pressure generally prevents clouds and showers from forming, that is why it will be dry on sunday. 16 in london. not necessarily desperately warm air heading our way but it's just that when we have high pressure over us just that when we have high pressure over us and the skies are sunny, mostly sunny, the temperatures tend to build and rise over the coming days. you can see the wind is blowing around high pressure next week, temperatures nudging up into the high teens and progressively into tuesday and wednesday we could be getting temperatures of around about 20 degrees. it should be warming up to those values by now as we get into the middle of may. those temperatures are steadily climbing, goodin temperatures are steadily climbing, good in cardiff, up to around 19. a couple of days of showers and then a nice warm and bright weather. back to you. thanks, tomasz. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime.

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 londondle 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 north and the west that have the highest temperatures. look at the temperatures in aviemore, 23 degrees on tuesday as well to becoming pretty warm.. that is your weather. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 5: aid workers say a pledge by houthi rebels in yemen to withdraw troops from key ports is a "big game changer" as it may open a lifeline for millions of people facing famine. the signs on the ground are people are saying it is tentatively looking good, but let's see in the coming days if that is fulfilled and people's lives are saved. flying in the uk may have to be restricted because of climate change, admits the government. campaigners say a rethink is essential. we know we have to reduce our emissions urgently and radically, and expanding them is going in the opposite direction. itju

london thanks for being with us. our talks aimed at restoring northern ireland's power sharing government have resumed in belfast they come after the new ira a dissident republican fashion admitted killing journalist lire mckee in london derry last month that's raising fears of a return to sectarian violence the northern ireland executive is the main part of the one nine hundred ninety eight good friday agreement it ended thirty years of conflict between irish nationalists and probity unionists along the along with u.k. security forces the government collapsed two years ago of are a scandal involving a renewable energy skin the cost taxpayers nearly a billion dollars attempts to restore it have been hindered by disagreement over issues like same sex marriage an irish language rights and the imbiber is live for us now in a storm want so how are these talks being seen by people in northern ireland. who has a bit is of great concern you were just mentioning the killing of lira mickey and that's the immediate trigger that's why the party leaders are here at stormont and why they're going to be meeting over the next few w

london girl, electricity kiss deborah. her mother has welcomed the decision. —— ella kissi—debrah. the aerospace company bombardier is putting up his belfast for sale as part of a reorganisation of the business. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. with growing demands for a police investigation into the national security council leak which led to the sacking of gavin williamson we will be speaking to the former head of the civil service, bob kerslake. we'll get the city of london's take ona we'll get the city of london's take on a new report into cutting greenhouse gases. and we will have an election special as results come in throughout the night in local elections in england and northern ireland. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. the two managers, one goal. emery‘s arsenal and sarri's chelsea start their bids to reach the europa league final. is caster semenya thinking of quitting athletics over the new testosterone limit ruling? 16c 16 c david gilbert leads four time champion john higgins at 16

power sharing governments have restarted in belfast they come after the new ira this is a republican faction admitted to killing the journalist lyric e in london last month and it's raised fears of return to sectarian violence baba reports. a smile from the woman who was first minister of northern ireland until the power sharing arrangement fell apart after the first day of tentative talks involving the five major parties arlene foster said her d u p was taking part with a good heart i hope everybody is coming to this process not just the democratic unionist party i hope everybody's coming to this process with a willingness to look forward instead of looking backwards because i think if we look forward then we have a chance to build something again here for the people of northern ireland that's what i want to say how playing on i hope to put up the other parties want to see happening as well. the stormont assembly arose from the good friday agreement which ended the violence in northern ireland but the assembly has been suspended since january twenty seventh teen the trigger was a scandal over a green energy project when foster refused to step

northern ireland's power sharing government has started in belfast they're being held after the new ira admitted killing journalists near a maccie in london derry last month the barber is live for us now from storm want to the seat of normal and government so now dean how urgent are these talks being seen by people in northern are. generally pretty much so there's a statement been put out by britain's northern ireland office and it says that in the wake of liberal mckee's killing it's clear that the people of northern ireland want urgent political progress or that started in the last few hours with the leaders of the five main parties meeting here together with the secretary of state for northern ireland karen bradley and simon coakley the irish foreign minister they've now left to the only people who've been working here since january twenty seventh he'd have been the civil servants trying to keep things going but for regular people across northern ireland the political impasse has been having an effect on things like public health services on education and we've been out in belfast to talk to people in the different communities to see e

northern ireland's power sharing government has taunted in belfast they're being held after the new ira admitted killing journalists leave on a key in london dairy last month raising fears a return to sectarian violence the region has effectively been without a local government for nearly two and a half years and by reports from belfast. the funeral limbo phones of young journalists shorted last month on diligent question from the priest why in god's name does the tick to ask of a twenty nine year old woman. with her whole life in front of her allies that reaction was a wake up call for foster leader of the democratic unionist party and mary lou mcdonald to head republican party shouldn't face the key was shot dead by dissident republicans during the rioting in london derry now people's clear frustration with two and a half years of political arm pass in northern ireland has led to new talks involving all the major parties there aimed at getting the devolved ministration based at stormont house back up and running here in the catholic are doing area of belfast al-jazeera met the director of an organization providing support and training to

of the you tube channel her own home talks in belfast we have david vance he's a political commentator as well as the editor of news media. net and in london we cross to peter tatchell he is a human rights activists all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let me go to evan first in copenhagen. it really took me aback after the fire at notre dame the way they talked about the catastrophe in terms of turkey is them architecture but the fact that it was a place of worship for christians was very rarely mentioned also after sri lanka two luminaries that bill clinton and and i'm sorry brock obama and hillary clinton referred to easter worshippers well i don't know what that is no one worships easter but they were obviously avoiding the using the word christian in christians why is that go ahead. that's a very good questions because nobody has been able to and.

islands power sharing government have received in belfast it follows an admission by a distant republican faction that it killed journalists are making in london derry on monday and it raised fears of return to sectarian violence as nadine barber reports. a smile from the woman who was first minister of northern ireland until the power sharing arrangement fell apart after the first day of tentative talks involving the five major parties arlene foster said her d u p was taking part with a good heart i hope everybody is coming to this process not just the democratic unionist party i hope everybody's coming to this process for their willingness to look forward instead of looking backwards because i think if we look forward then we have a chance to build something again here for the people of northern ireland that's what i want to see happening and i hope that's what up the other parties want to see happening as well the stormont assembly arose from the good friday agreement which ended the violence in northern ireland but the assembly has been suspended since january twenty seventh teen the trigger was a scandal over a green energy project when f

temperatures continue to rise. 17 in belfast and 18 in edinburgh and cardiff and 17 in london.etty warm for some. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 6: aid workers say a pledge by houthi rebels in yemen to withdraw troops from key ports is a "big game changer" as it may open a lifeline for millions of people facing famine. the signs on the ground are people are saying it is tentatively looking good, but let's see in the coming days if that is fulfilled and people's lives are saved. three gunmen storm a five—star hotel in the pakistani province of balochistan, killing at least one person. flying in the uk may have to be restricted because of climate change, admits the government. campaigners say a rethink is essential. a 74—year—old man shot with a crossbow as he adjusted his satellite dish at his home on good

london girl, electricity kiss deborah. her mother has welcomed the decision. —— ella kissi—debrah. the aerospace company bombardier is putting up his belfastll be time for sportsday but first a look

the you tube channel her own home talks in belfast we have david vance he's a political commentator as well as the editor of news media dot net and in london we cross to peter tatchell he is a human rights activists all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let me go to evan 1st in copenhagen. it really took me aback after the fire at northridge. the way they talked about the catastrophe in terms of turf them architecture but the fact that it was a place of worship for christians was very rarely mentioned also after sri lanka 2 luminaries that bill clinton and i'm sorry brock obama and hillary clinton referred to easter worshippers well i don't know what that is no one worships easter but they were obviously avoiding the using the word christian in christians why is that go ahead. that's a very good questions because nobody has been able to answer that and so this last couple of weeks it's a big mystery why. i think you can say that secularists has seen chris tennessee as its enemy for a long time and democrats and leftists and also globalists they only believe that nicol

ireland's power sharing government are about to resume in belfast they're being held after the new ira admitted killing journalists leader in a key in london dairy last month raising fears of ari turn to sectarian violence in northern ireland executive is the main part of the nine hundred ninety eight good friday agreement that ended thirty years of conflicts between irish nationalists central british unionists along with u.k. security forces it collapsed two years ago over a scandal involving every new of our energy scheme that cost taxpayers nearly a billion dollars attempts to restore it have been hindered by disagreement over issues like same sex marriage and irish language rights there are reports from belfast. what is the funeral in belfast of lire mckinney young journalists shot dead last month and an urgent question from the priest why in god's name does it take the daf of a twenty nine year old woman with her whole life in front of her thank you that reaction was a wake up call for foster leader of the democratic unionist party and mary lou mcdonald to head republican party shouldn't face the key was shot dead by dissident republi

removed from the ecuadorian embassy in london where he had been taking refuge for nearly seven years. the canadian aerospace firm bombardier is putting its belfast of the business. the company, which also has factories in morocco, is selling its entire aerostructures operation. bombardier employs around 3,600 people across several locations in northern ireland. another democrat enters the 2020 presidential race — colorado senator michael bennet is launching a long shot campaign vying for a chance to take on donald trump. he says he will focus on the lack of economic mobility in the country and on restoring integrity to politics. you wonder if there are any democrats not running for president at the moment. michael bennett is unlikely to become the democratic nominee. he is unlikely, there is not much downside to running. you get your name in the press, you get, eve ryo ne get your name in the press, you get, everyone wants their face on the bus. you might even become the vice credential pic. and if you run again next time you've already had one go around the track. —— the vice presidential gig. from time to time, there are things on twitter whic

london girl ella kissi—debrah — her mother believes she was killed by air pollution. i'm maryam moshiri. in the business news: canadian aerospace firm bombardier has announced plans to sell its aerostructures business in belfastloyees and unions, through any future transition. more on that shortly. it's pistols at dawn for the board at barclays as they face a showdown with a rebel investor. edward bramson wants to strong—arm the board, byjoining it, to force them into scaling back its investment banking operations as expected, the bank of england has kept interest rates on hold at 0.75%. uncertainty over brexit has been one reason why the bank of england has been reluctant to raise interest rates. the bank has however upped its growth forecast for this yearfrom1.2%to1.5%. the bank of england has raised its uk growth forecast for this year, in part because the outlook for the global economy is a bit brighter. the bank now sees growth of 1.5% this year, up from february's forecast of 1.2%. of 1.5% this year, up as expected, the bank kept interest rates on hold at 0.75%. let's talk to business correspondentjonty bloom. growth for the first three months is expected to be slower than it was previously thought. com

london marathon. we will talk to her after turning on. we will see victoria at 10am. —— after 10am. beautiful picture of belfastd some showers. others will also see sunshine. first thing this morning, we have scattered showers as temperatures rise further showers as temperatures rise further showers will develop almost anywhere, more likely to catch a shower anywhere than yesterday and some will be heavy and thundery. the weather front is moving south across scotla nd weather front is moving south across scotland dragging in cooler air behind it. for the rest of the uk, still in double figures. this evening and overnight, where the front sinks across england and wales taking cloud and showery rain with it -- taking cloud and showery rain with it —— weather front. wintry showers coming in behind across northern scotla nd coming in behind across northern scotland as temperatures fall behind the weather front but hold up ahead of it. that is the story tomorrow. the showers across england and wales. ahead of those, cloudy with some sunny spells. my own. behind it, wintry showers in scotland, mostly it, wintry showe

of nine—year old london girl ella kissi—debrah — her mother who believes she was killed by air pollution, welcomed the decision. the aerospace firm, bombardier, is putting its belfast india — as a category 3 storm heads in from the bay of bengal. sport now. alex hales won‘t play a part in the tournament, withdrawn from all england international squads. he was given a 21 day ban after an off field incident which is reported to bea off field incident which is reported to be a positive test for recreational drugs. england play ireland ina recreational drugs. england play ireland in a one—day international in dublin tomorrow. there has been a complete disregard for these values. breakdown in trust between alex and the team. everybody in the senior players meeting agreed that the best decision for the team and the culture moving forward was for alex to be deselected. meanwhile jofra archer will make his england debut in their one day international against ireland tomorrow at malahide. the fast bowler has just qualified to play international cricket for england after residency rules were changed. and he‘s attempting to win a place in the squad for the cricket world cup.