there will bea anglia, and merseyside.is brightening up as we move through the afternoon. good spells of sunshine and the risk of thundery showers does bring the potential for disruption. it will be hit and miss that not everybody seeing them. low cloud and mist and fog from earlier confined to coastal areas. in scotla nd confined to coastal areas. in scotland and northern ireland, temperatures up to a maximum of 27 in the south—east. across the board, very warm. through this evening and overnight, the showers die out for a time with cloud working in from east which could be big enough for drizzle. mist and fog developing and some showers pushing into the south—east into the early hours. again they could be heavy and it will be a mild night with temperatures in double figures. further showers possible as we move into tomorrow and sunny spells. particularly for the southern counties of england, there is the potential for heavy and thundery showers that could cause disruption. this is bbc news. i'm vicki young. the headlines

greater manchester, liverpool, merseyside areas, as well as through manchester but it will brighten up and feel humid in the south. after some rain in the next few hours, sunshine overhead. coventry, the chance of one or two isolated showers. blue skies overhead, 27 degrees high in the highlands. return tools eastern coats of scotland. one or two showers will keep going, humid start a bank holiday monday in the south, with temperature is in the mid

you can see how warm it is, 25 in merseyside and mid—20s across eastern parts of scotland. of scotland. that is bank holiday monday. on tuesday, notice how many thunderstorms break—out across western europe. all the way from spain, france into germany. very high temperatures, more like june orjuly. germany. very high temperatures, more likejune orjuly. a real heatwave across europe right now. this is to stay‘s forecast. storm brea ks this is to stay‘s forecast. storm breaks out across holland, france, some of them drifting. again, it is the same thing over and over again, it is the south most at risk of catching the storms and always cloudy the closer to the north—east coast of scotland. this is the jet stream. look how far north of tears. it is across iceland and greenland, turning around the arctic circle and back into scandinavia. all of that warmth pushed in our direction so the hot air is across central parts of europe where you can see those storms breaking out. on wednesday, we do it all over again. it is the southern half of the uk that is at risk of catching a stor

this evening some rumbling, a bit further north may be into merseyside.stern and central parts of the country turned misty and murky tonight, first thing on monday it is going to be overcast in leeds and sheffield. when the sun comes out, across the south we see those thunderstorms p°ppin9 south we see those thunderstorms popping off randomly, scattered around giving as thunder, lightning and winds. hello from dave four at the beautiful wentworth club. we have had some fantastic golf so far from the west course but it comes down to today in terms of who will get their hands on this trophy. there are two who have fired themselves to the top of the leaderboard.

the receiving, some rambling, a bit further north this time, maybe to merseyside, around the midlands and other parts of england and wales. that is webby be considered heavy showers with thunder and lightning p°ppin9 showers with thunder and lightning popping off almost any time. they may rumble through the evening, as well. tonight, many eastern and central parts of the country turned quite misty and murky, and that means that first thing on monday morning, it will be quite overcast, for example in hull, sheffield and those of areas. across the south, we will see this thunderstorms popping off randomly, scattered around them. giving us thunder, lightning and gusty winds, as well. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. politicians are calling for northern ireland's strict abortion laws to be liberalised, after voters in the irish republic overwhelmingly backed changes in their referendum. preparations are under way for a next month's summit between the leader of north korea, kim jong—un, and president trump. the environment secretary michael gove has ordered a review of national park

looks like for the second half of the day, the downpours moving to northern england, effecting merseyside and northern ireland with temperatures well into the 20s. still some showers this evening, you might catch some rain by midnight in glasgow and edinburgh and belfast but to the south it is cloudy, damp and murky. and muggy, 15th in london. it will start cloudy in many parts of the country, then the sun comes out and we have a spell of downpours on the way, this time reaching southern and south—eastern areas, maybe the west country and the midlands and these could be really heavy downpours reducing some flash flooding and a lot of rainfall ina flash flooding and a lot of rainfall in a short space of time, thunder and lightning as well. you can see these blue patches coming from the continent, that means that the risk of storms continued into friday but not necessarily in the same place. this is the forecast on friday, rain in north—western areas for a time, shower was breaking out in northern england. it looks like on friday perhaps less of a risk of catching showers and thunderstorms

we are hoping that will continue but there will be no victory parade on merseyside tomorrow.h korea's president moonjae—in has met the north korean leader kim jong—un today — for more talks aimed at resurrecting the planned summit with donald trump. it's the second meeting between the two leaders — in the demilitarised zone that divides the two countries. a white house team is departing for singapore to prepare for the summit — if it takes place onjune 12th. let's look at some of the recent diplomacy around north korea. injuly last year north korea test fired a long—range missile which landed in the sea ofjapan. the next month, north korea threatened to attack the us pacific territory of guam. soon after china announced it would be implementing un sanctions against north korea — placing extra pressure on the regime. at the start of this year, a thaw in tensions meant a north korean olympic team attended the winter games in the south. in march, president trump announced a meeting was being planned with kim jong—un. the next month, kimjong—un held talks for the first time with

the celebrations were expected, were hoping to continue, but there will be no victory parade on merseysideliverpool's star striker mo salah had to limp off the pitch injured afterjust half an hour. he suffered a shoulder injury and was treated in hospital. there will be great concern that he may now not be able to play for egypt in the forthcoming world cup. his liverpool manager, jurgen klopp, was asked if he knew how badly salah's injury was. i think it is in the hospitalfor x—ray, that is... it is... i think it isa x—ray, that is... it is... i think it is a collarbone or the shoulder its. so... doesn't look good. that's it. jurgen klopp speaking about mo salah's injury. and you can find much more on the champions league final, including the live text commentary, on our website. if you want to relive real madrid's glory, just log on to bbc.com.news. —— just log on to bbc.com/news. more is becoming known about saturday's unannounced summit between north and south korea, with north korean media reporting their leader, kim jong—un, expressed his "fixed will" about the proposed june summit w

in a moment will talk to katie austin at liverpool's stadium in anfield on merseyside, where around 30,000o watch a live screening of the game but first let's talk to david ornstein who is in kiev. so so the journey made by so many who will end all be worth it tonight, david? liverpool fans will certainly hope so. you within 90 minutes now until kick—off and you may be able to hear some of the noise developing behind me. the strains of the soundtrack for the run which began on the way back on the 15th of august when they came through qualifying all the way to the final here ina qualifying all the way to the final here in a sunny and scorching tf which included temperatures have dropped a little now and the fans have another lease of energy as kick—off approaches. should be a fantastic spectacle as natalie said they are. real madrid going for a 13th european cup title. liverpool for their sex —— six. this is theirfirst —— six. this is their first final since 2007. they come in as underdogs the highest scorers in this competition. they do have mohamed salah on their side. so too has chris ge

the afternoon, storms here, the blues are the downpours possibly affecting the peak district and merseyside difficult to predict exactly. tonight, a bit of a lull for most of us and for most of the country dry night. low cloud forming which means that central and eastern areas will be overcast with low grey skies but then the sun will work on that cloud and the blue skies will appear soon enough. but then with rising temperatures these blobs of blue, it looks like bacteria, developing across southern areas. they are local thunderstorms. big downpours, gusts but then it is out of the way of the sun is back out of the way of the sun is back out again. many in the north—west will be enjoying a fine day on bank holiday and another one day. the most diverse it is in the 20s. the southis most diverse it is in the 20s. the south is experiencing these storms because high pressure across scandinavia, the air coming from the east and with this volatile atmosphere rotator across the south here, that is why we're getting the storm charts. so nothing in the north at this stage. in fact, beautiful weathe

the receiving, some rambling, a bit further north this time, maybe to merseyside, around the midlands9 showers with thunder and lightning popping off almost any time. they may rumble through the evening, as well. tonight, many eastern and central parts of the country turned quite misty and murky, and that means that first thing on monday morning, it will be quite overcast, for example in hull, sheffield and those of areas. across the south, we will see this thunderstorms popping off randomly, scattered around them. giving us thunder, lightning and gusty winds, as well.

there might be showers in northern ireland and thunder in merseyside, manchester and cheshire.ht, one or two showers will rumble on, but most will become dry. mr low cloud returning from the north sea, eastern scotland and east parts of england in particular seem that. muqqy england in particular seem that. muggy start to bank 0r bin monday in the south. isolated showers and thunderstorms cropping up. not as much as we have seen in the last 2a hours. the vast majority will be dry. sunshine and warmth into the afternoon. this is bbc news. donald trump has indicated preparations for a summit next month with north korean leader kimjong—un are going ahead as originally planned. an electrical storm causing serious disruption at sta nsted an electrical storm causing serious disruption at stansted airport with hundreds of flights delayed and passengers stranded. senior politicians call for northern ireland's strict abortion laws to be relaxed as voters in the irish republic overwhelmingly back change in a referendum. the environment secretary michael gove has ordered a review of natio

but her side police —— merseyside police are appealing for witnesses.evous bodily harm with intent, after a woman was attacked with an electric drill in northern ireland. the 38—year—old victim suffered a very serious head injury and is in a stable commission —— condition in hospital. the teenager was also charged with possession of an offence of then in a public place and that of a drill. he is due to appear in court on monday. the business secretary greg clark has confirmed that a so—called customs partnership with brussels after brexit is still on the table. it could mean that britain collects ta riffs it could mean that britain collects tariffs on behalf of the eu on all goods arriving in the uk that are destined for europe. he says any new deal must minimise friction and allowed free trade agreements with other countries and avoid a hard boarded up —— ireland. but the proposal is fiercely opposed by a leading brexiteers, who say in effect loop —— effectively means the uk will remain in the european union. alex forsyth reports. when the big beasts o

merseyside police are appealing for witnesses.s warned the united states that it would regret pulling out of the international nuclear deal. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, is visiting america, to try to persuade the white house to remain part of the agreement. our north america correspondent chris buckler is in washington. how tough a message is this going to be for how tough a message is this going to be foer how tough a message is this going to be for mrjohnson to deliver?” think truthfully it will be a similar message to the one taken to the white house by the french president, emmanuel macron, and the one taken by the german chancellor angela merkel. this is really a last ditch attempt by the british, french, and german officials, who really wa nt french, and german officials, who really want to see this deal remain in place and they are determined to try to get the attention of donald trump. it is white we have an article just published by the new york times, and opinion piece written by borisjohnson himself, and which

he waited farewell to 18 years on merseyside to be, the star at la galaxy, and no one questioned where lies. he returned to cut his heart lies. he returned to cut his teeth at the academy, and as he heads north for his next challenge, could he return to the top job? heads north for his next challenge, could he return to the topjob? his intelligence, football wise and in general, and he also knows he has to come out of the academy and take a job and put himself in the limelight, deal with the media and all the problems they go with being all the problems they go with being a manager if he wants to beat liverpool manager in the long term. he isa liverpool manager in the long term. he is a short—term is the old firm, dethroning celtic in a manner he has better than most, his old boss brendan rodgers. gerrard says nothing work —— hurts more than watching his rival win title after title, but could the same be about to happen. the competitive nature in going tete—a—tete with a cup that's clublike celtic will drive him more than anything. this movie presents one of his biggest gambles, being

merseyside police are appealing for witnesses.tory and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are the parliamentaryjournalist tony grew and the entertainment journalist caroline frost. sir alex ferguson is to spend a second night in intensive care, recovering from a brain haemorrhage. some of the biggest names in football have been sending messages of support for the former manchester united manager, who underwent emergency surgery yesterday. 0ur sports correspondent david 0rnstein has the latest. last seen in public looking fit and well a week ago, news of sir alex ferguson's illness has rocked the world of football and beyond. among the many messages of support, david beckham said: another ex—manchester united star, cristiano ronaldo, wrote: everybody at match of the day sends our best wishes to sir alex ferguson. the flood of good wishes unrelenting. he is one of the most iconic figures in football in the last 30 years. if you add that to th

also the risk of thundery showers, especially for east anglia, southern england, wales and into merseyside east. this evening and overnight, we see showers generally dying out and in the way of cloud from the east. starting to see more showers into the south east into the early hours. temperature is largely in the double figures. tomorrow, another day with heavy, possibly country

were called to the hanover street area, at around 4am this morning. to the hanover street area, merseysidetnesses. afghan interpreters who worked with british troops fighting the taliban, are appealing to the government for help to bring theirfamilies to the uk to join them. on friday the home secretary, sajid javid, said former translators who were given permits to live in britain for five years, wouldn't have to pay for the right to stay longer. but many are still waiting to be reunited with their wives and children. to be reunited with their our home affairs correspondent leila nathoo has more. abdul is now bringing up his eldest son alone. it's been more than two years since he came to the uk from afghanistan, where he worked as an interpreter with the british army, but he says it was too expensive for him to bring the rest of his family with him at the same time, and now he and his son are suffering without them. time, and now he and his son they told me you can take your family later, but when i come here, and then i found out, i mean it was so tough. and then i found out, when i see

let's leave you with a good luck message from merseyside to mo salah. cheering. mo salah!ready for it and we're going to win it. you can do it, liverpool! 00:26:02,021 --> 1073741526:07:53,873 this 1073741526:07:53,873 --> 2147483051:49:45,725 is 2147483051:49:45,725 --> 3221224577:31:37,576 bbc 3221224577:31:37,576 --> 4294966103:13:29,428 news. 00. counting is under way in ireland after its referendum on abortion. near—total ban on terminations. i'm at dublin castle forced ballot boxes were opened an hour ago. boxes were opened an hour ago. historic day possibly on the horizon but this country. of them relocate to britain. nuclear summit with the north korean leader may happen after all. some tsb customers are still having problems making payments online.

merseyside police are appealing for witnesses.ve care recovering from a brain haemorrhage. some of the biggest names in football have been sending messages of support to the former manchester united manager who underwent emergency surgery yesterday. 0ur sports correspondent has the latest. last seen in public looking fit and well a week ago, news of sir alex ferguson's illness has rocked the world of football and beyond. among the many messages of support, david beckham said, keep fighting, boss, sending prayers and love to kathy and the whole family. while another ex—manchester united star cristiano ronaldo wrote, my thoughts and prayers are with you, my dearfriend, be thoughts and prayers are with you, my dear friend, be strong, thoughts and prayers are with you, my dearfriend, be strong, boss. everyone at match of the day send our best which is to sir alex ferguson. the flood of good witness —— which is is unrelenting. ferguson. the flood of good witness -- which is is unrelenting. he is one of the most iconic figures in footba

example that we can show you one person on twitter writing carious just die there don't return to merseyside where we're liverpool is located that's really one of the nicer ones that we can show you there are others we definitely want some threatening even his family as well if wikipedia was also edited this is his page several times one was altered to say in his bio that he's a horrible goalkeeper and as you can see here that he even died on the day of the match may twenty fifth others went with a bit of old fashioned british dark humor here one person writing when i die let carious lower my coffin so he can let me down one last time at least that one was a bit clever it wasn't really threatening but you know those threats are totally out of line and as we heard the police are taking them seriously these are actually being investigated now by authorities as they should chris your in-house soccer expert how bad were these are errors in doing warrant this type of really harsh reaction from fans you know for a few reasons. he's german germany's known for producing x. the goalkeeper's that's a

greater manchester, liverpool, merseyside areas, as well as through manchester but it will brighten upwo isolated showers. blue skies overhead, 27 degrees high in the highlands. return tools eastern coats of scotland. one or two showers will keep going, humid start a bank holiday monday in the south, with temperature is in the mid teens. big bank holiday monday itself, isolated showers, most places will be dry, if you see a shower you could just pop up in parts of south and central england once again. the grey load cloud, eastern coastal counties may stay cool and temperatures into the mid—20s and one or two isolated showers look out for. it's a battle of high pressure in the north, low pressure still dominating in western parts of europe. tuesday, mostly dry day, sunny spells breaking through that staying grey and murky in shetland. temperature is a little bit down the still very pleasant in the sunshine. if you're on half term this week, a lot of fine weather in store. enjoy the rest of your bank holiday weekend. they informed churchill that hitler was dead and picked up on the first

this is what temperatures will look like saturday, 21 in london and merseyside.old front moving across the uk so that means slightly cooler weather. 15 for belfast, not bad but 22, how about that expected on sunday in london. for sure the bank holiday weekend weather is looking very promising and it will be warming up very promising and it will be warming up across very promising and it will be warming up across southern and central areas. mostly dry weather and it will have some sunshine as well. it looks like the jet stream is way to the north of us and to the south, high pressure builds and exactly what shape the high—pressure will take on is too early to say. suffice to say at this stage it is a long wait off with high pressure is set to build and i can only mean one thing. settled weather and at this time of the year, fairly warm. tonight at ten. thousands of nhs patients recalled following concerns about the treatment some have received. it involves more than 2,500 people whose neurology cases are being re—examined, prompting alarm among those affected. wha

you are going back by minibus, or the various adventurous ways that people found they away from merseysidee not seen those big moments from that game they are well worth catching up on and we will have a full report on that just after 6:30 on and we will have a full report on thatjust after 6:30 a.m. england could get more national parks as part of a review of the country's landscape. the environment secretary, michael gove, said the review would also look at whether to increase the number of areas of outstanding natural beauty. ben ando reports. the cpre are now fighting to great tra cts the cpre are now fighting to great tracts of lands to be used as national parks. between the wars the battle raged for britain's opens bases the right to roam. there were mass trespassers, arrests, and propaganda films like this. but it wasn't until 1951 that post—war government legislated to create written‘s first national park you in the peak district, a place where auden area people can enjoy the extraordinary beauty of nature, and that would you protected from overzealous developers. over the interven

we can show you here one person here writing on twitter kerry is just die there don't return to merseyside which is where liverpool is located you know that was really one of the nicer ones there's a lot that we shouldn't show you won't show you wishing death on his children even on his wife his wiki pedia page was also edited several times one changing his bio to call him a horrible goalkeeper and as you can see here that he died on the day of the match may twenty fifth others you know the one with a bit of old fashioned british dark humor here's one person on twitter who writes when i die let carious lower my coffin so he can let me down one last time i was a little bit clever you know but but these threats totally out of line and as we heard you know local police there are even investigating these so they're taking them very seriously and so this should bedford stuff i watched the match chris and i saw exactly what happened but you know the football expert what do you make off the edges made like obvious you know i think laura's just a lapse of focus especially in the first goal karim b

italian and merseyside police have launched a large—scale security operation ahead of tonight‘s second5000 supporters are expected to make the trip to the italian capital for the champions league semi—final second leg against roma. obviously, the concern is for those fans following the violence we saw outside anfield, with sean injured. two men have been charged in connection with that incident, but it has left some fans feeling anxious here today. italian police have said they can guarantee the safety of liverpool fans providing they stick to the security arrangements. we have two fans here. do the measures in place go far enough for you? they seem to. it is a champions league semi—final. that is what the vast majority of people are going to see. it is important to remember through all of the competition this year there has not beena competition this year there has not been a single liverpool fan arrested. are you confident italian police will handle things? in there own way, i am sure they will. what are your predictions?” own way, i am sure they will. what are your predictions? i ca

i am from merseyside, it is in my dna not to get on with manchester people, but they have been fantastic me. i've had no help from the gove up—to—date figures, thei has enough for me. i've had no help from the gove up—to—date figures, the we 5 the most up—to—date figures, the we love manchester emergency fund, that raised over £2 million injust the first 24 hours after the bombing. the total now is £21 million. i have now joined i have nowjoined by the chair of the we love manchester fund. after we had raised £2 million in the first 24 hours, we realised we would need something bigger than the justgiving page. so with the help of the red cross, we set up the fund. how did you go about managing something of this scale and making sure that the money went to people who needed it when they needed it? it was difficult. we learned from other funds that have been set up, but there has not been anything on this scale in the uk. so we concentrated on believed families and people who had been injured and need financial support. we made the first payments from the fund within a week. what else is t

campaign, that little bit of blue in the north—west of england in that metropolitan belt between merseysidebeen handled by the labour party? there is a question of trust with the jewish community, and there is a question of trust with thejewish community, and the only way to rebuild that trust, and it will be a slow process, is that we tackle the complaints of anti—semitism head on and rooted out of the labour party where it exists. it's of the labour party where it exists. it‘s a small number of cases in a big party like ours, but one complaint of anti—semitism is one too many and we don‘tjust call it out, we root it out. we have a lot more to do. i want thejewish community in this country to feel that they are able in future elections to support a progressive, left of centre row gram, to support a labour government because many in the jewish community want to a labour government because many in thejewish community want to see a progressive left of centre government and the country and we have got to tackle their concerns head—on. have got to tackle their concerns head-on. just on the wide

parts of northern ireland through yorkshire and lincolnshire and towards greater manchester and merseysideother drive on. lots of sunshine to come forward north—west england, north—west scotland, and indeed northern ireland. that is how it is looking. back to steph and charlie. if you've been watching breakfast over the last few months, you'll know we set naga, jayne and tim the challenge ofjoining the thousands of students around the country sitting their maths gcse exams. it's at 9am this morning. they're waiting nervously outside the exam hall in uxbridge this morning, where we can join them now. good morning. we feel sick! i thought the exam was at 9:30am. we are back to school this morning. did you hear that matt said the bridge of sighs is about students doing exams? preparations, what have you been doing? i was doing some revision of 0dis, doing chores around the house. i have no long—term and moaned and neighbours' loan. but then i thought i had to get on with it. whether it has been enough, fingers crossed. jane? i can't figure out how something i failed after five years in educat