of that of tony martin, the norfolk farmer who was jailed for killing a burglar at his home in 1999. people in this area of south london say burglary is a long—standing concern, but this incident will stand out for its fatal consequences. jessica parker, bbc news. vauxhall is to build a new van model in luton. the decision will safeguard moo jobs and should secure the plant's future until 2030. the business secretary greg clark said the announcement was a vote of confidence in vauxhall‘s workforce and in the uk's car industry. our business editor simonjack reports. the future of vauxhall‘s two uk plants, here in luton and at ellesmere port, has been a concern ever since vauxhall became part of the peugeot—citroen family, when psa bought general motors‘ european business. the boss of psa has previously said brexit uncertainty would delay major investment decisions. so what has changed? we have a strong performance plan for the plant, that we are now going to implement to give the plant the possibility to catch up, in terms of cost and quality competitiveness, with all the other europe

they landed, they made their way to norfolk. the mayor of norfolk greeted them in a very elaborate, long speech that allowed the confederate troops to leave. he passed the keys of the city over to the union army. no one in the confederacy, however, thought to tell the captain of the merrimack that she had no home anymore, and so it was that on the morning, early morning, 4:58 a.m. precisely on people in hampton may 11, roads heard a terrible explosion, and it was felt for miles. it was seen for miles. it was the dramatic suicide of the css for genuine known as merrimack as well. the monitor boys were not happy. their nemesis was gone, they hadn't had a chance to beat her up, but they steamed their way on into norfolk as conquering heroes. along the way president lincoln came steaming into norfolk as well and was waving at them on the steamer, doffing his hat and bowing to the monitor. they turned around and spent the rest of the summer protecting the james river, but really it was a morale booster for everyone around. there was

but that norfolk was the largest city in the largest and most important state in the union. the death and the distraction he witnessed shaped marshall's since, his appreciation for the fragility of our social contract. he once described the burning of norfolk as one of those little judged measures of which the consequences are felt long after the motives are forgotten. she later he was camped at valley forge. during the terrible winter. and what all of these men were suffering so terribly, marshall showed extraordinary resilience and good humor in the face of really unimaginable suffering. people took notice of him. the drill master, the great prussian general, baron von steuben who, by the way, was neither aberrant nor a prussian general, saw marshall as a protÉge. washington named marshall who had at the time no training as his judge advocate general for the army. and this experience persuaded marshall of two things, the persuasion first of all that states were in adequate to do with the problem of the national defense. what he recognized from this expense was is you need

especially from hampshire and sussex to london into the east midlands towards lincolnshire and maybe norfolk compared with saturday but elsewhere if you get sunshine, it will feel warmer. this is the picture on sunday evening, noticed the strip of cloud and the rain continuing. clear spells around. fairamount of rain continuing. clear spells around. fair amount of cloud as we go into monday but some sunny spells in northern england, into scotland and northern ireland, but elsewhere, the rest of england and wales with a good deal of cloud and outbreaks of rain edging west and temperatures similar, reaching about 1k. rain edging west and temperatures similar, reaching about 1a. the pitch if a tuesday, the frontal system affecting england and wales —— the picture for tuesday. this area of high pressure for scandinavia becomes dominant as we go to the way, not bitterly cold, but on the cold side towards the north sea coast with plenty of cloud and it looks likely in the week head north—east scotland will have the best of the dry and at times sunny weather. this is bbc news. our latest headlines:

we're sending more ships in now from norfolk. there's a german destroying that's going to be meeting these ships. there are a lot of obstacles, including the ideas that iranians and russians may be drawn into this battle if we start one. >> no question. by the way, you might add the russians have on the ground four batteries of their s-400 missile defense system. it's extremely capable. but i think at the end of the day, ali, we're going to go in with a significant attack both u.s. navy tomahawk missiles being fired from the probably mediterranean. we're capable of violating iraqi air space for sure. i think you'll see b-1 bombers and stealth aircraft. i think it will be a significant strike. i hope it goes after the chemical warfare capability of syrian armed forces. that means try and destroy their air force. that isn't a one-day mission. that would be a multi-day mission. i think the second important question for the trump administration is will we have allies with us? specifically will any arab countries join in the strike, s

quite heavy and towards norfolk in suffolk. and towards norfolk in suffolk. into the afternoon. rain will continue across the south—east of england. south—east of england. its way but further north on westwood. not as warm as yesterday. perhaps 1a in the south—west of england. england. showers developing across scotland and northern ireland. scotland and northern ireland. plenty of dry and bright weather between those showers. between those showers. overnight tonight, not a great deal of change. tonight, not a great deal of change. that rain in the south—east will continue. patchy mist and fog developing. developing. about three, five degrees in the south—east. south—east. working week, pretty much the same as today. as today. of southern and eastern areas of england. england. the further north and west, some patchy mist and fog. some patchy mist and fog. some good sunny spells developing. sunny spells developing. into double figures across most parts, about 10— 13. parts, about 10— 13. low pressure dominating things. dominating things. that is throwing up a

temperatures got up to 21 degrees today in north norfolk, so we are well on target for the temperaturesrecasting for the last few days, tomorrow will be warmer still and better, more sunshine. today there was a bit of a blip in the weather is forecast, lots of clouds linked to this low pressure which threw a weather front in our direction, brought some rain and gale force winds around the coasts. stormy scenes of the coasts and promenades in the west. tonight the wind dies down, still cloud and rain and another weather front approaching but that weather front will skirt to the west of our neighbourhood over the next 24 hours. dry weather for most. neighbourhood over the next 24 hours. dry weatherfor most. mild tonight, ten or 12 in major cities. wednesday promises to be fine across the uk, that warm air drifting out of the south of france and germany, still slightly fresher weather affecting the very far north—west of the uk, you can see that batch of wind of the atlantic and the western isles and northern ireland. the vast majority of england and wales and scotla nd majority of england

they run most of the councils in east anglia and norfolk.ontinue to do so after thursday. there are exceptions. in norwich, the city council is run by labour. it has quite a strong showing. it is looking to tighten its grip here, after thursday, mainly at the expense of the green party. they are the main opposition here. in recent yea rs, the main opposition here. in recent years, they have started to lose ground in elections, mainly because labour has moved to the left. the labour has moved to the left. the labour strategy, notjust labour has moved to the left. the labour strategy, not just here labour has moved to the left. the labour strategy, notjust here in norfolk but across east anglia, it is to concentrate on the urban areas where it already runs the councils, places like norwich, ipswich, cambridge, harlow, stevenage, really trying to strengthen its grip in these areas. on the doorsteps, labour is talking a lot about austerity, which it says is going down well with voters. it is also talking a lot about what it says is an increase i

it's a case that will remind some of that of tony martin, the norfolk farmer who was jailed for killingdon say burglary is a long—standing concern, but this incident will stand out for its fatal consequences. jessica parker, bbc news. coming up at 6am on breakfast, naga munchetty and charlie stayt will have all the day's news, business and sport. they'll also have more on the potential dangers of fridges and freezers that have plastic backing. the consumer watchdog, which, says they may pose a fire risk because of the kind of flame—retardant products some of them use. that's breakfast, on this channel at 6am. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: brazil's supreme court orders ex—president lula to begin serving his 12 year prison sentence immediately. thousands of americans have rallied in memphis to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the death of the civil rights leader, martin luther king. speaking through a videolink, barack obama said dr king's glorious deeds had given americans the courage to come as far as they had. mark zuckerberg has insisted he is still the

weapons locked and loaded, sailors ready for action, this us carrier battle group left its home port in norfolk, virginia, destination the eastern mediterranean, still 5000 miles away. and the senior officer awaiting orders to attack from the president. i'm so pleased and proud of the harry s truman carrier team, 6000 of the finest americans you could ever sail with or serve with. we are trained, we are ready. any mission, any time, anywhere, we are ready to go. although this powerful flotilla might be full steam ahead, you get the sense in washington of rowing back. from the commander in chief today, the talk was a lot less bellicose. no more a big price to pay, no more decisions in 2a to 48 hours, pay, no more decisions in 24 to 48 hours, no more nice, new, and smart missiles raining down. instead, this. were looking very, very seriously, very closely at that whole situation, and we'll see what happens, folks, we'll see what happens. it too bad that the world puts us in a position like that. and from that defence secretary, an insistence that no decision to strike had been taken. all options

things will improve overnight, the rest of the rain clearing away from norfolk and suffolk in the earlyd5 allowing fa5t clearer skies and light wind5 allowing fast to settle in the country5ide a5 allowing fast to settle in the country5ide as well as town5 allowing fast to settle in the country5ide as well as towns and cities —— allowing fro5t. looking at tuesday, a weather front edging to the uk, but a ridge of high pressure and that means for scotland, england and that means for scotland, england and wales we start with plenty of 5un5hine and wales we start with plenty of sunshine and for many clear blue skies and this will be a great improvement for east anglia and south east england where it will be about 15 degrees. at the same time further west we have a weather front bringing heavy rain especially for northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland and the rain will continue to slowly pu5h east during tuesday night, slow—moving weather front on wednesday, bringing 5ome night, slow—moving weather front on wednesday, bringing some rain to england but the

especially from hampshire and sussex to london into the east midlands towards lincolnshire and maybe norfolky but elsewhere if you get sunshine, it will feel warmer. this is the picture on sunday evening, notice the strip of cloud and the outbreaks of rain continuing. some clear spells around. fair amount of cloud as we go into monday but some sunny spells initially in northern england, into scotland and northern ireland, but elsewhere, the rest of england and wales with a good deal of cloud and outbreaks of rain edging west. temperatures similar, reaching highs of about ia. the picture for tuesday, the frontal system affecting england and wales. this area of high pressure for scandinavia becomes dominant as we go through the week, not bitterly cold, but on the cold side towards the north sea coast with plenty of cloud and it looks likely in the week ahead north—east scotland will have the best of the dry and at times sunny weather. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: two people are dead and at least 20 injured after a van runs into crowds of people in the german city of munster. the d

young, the editor of the norfolk junior and guide out of norfolk, virginia, one of the larger african-american newspapers speaks from the heart when he says in his paper, and he's addressing this to white liberals who are very concerned about all of this -- all of this complaining they see coming out of african-american newspapers about inequality and about hypocrisy. he says help us get some of the blessings of democracy here at home before you jump on the free other people's bandwagon and tell us to go forth and die in a foreign land before you tell us to go forth and die in a foreign land and this is a pretty explicit rebuff and a pretty explicit rejoiner to people saying to folks like p.b. young, hey, ease up on this whole racial discrimination thing and young says i can't do that. actually, i can't do that, right? so the pittsburgh courier which is another major african-american newspaper gets -- they get a letter from one of their readers and the letter is titled should i sacrifice to live half american? should i sacrifice to live half american? and the writer of this letter suggests we

i bump into this article in the norfolk journal when i'm doing my research in 2002. right? so this story is reprinted all across the nation. and the story is particularly challenging. this is the family of a veteran. this is the family of a veteran. this is somebody who has given a portion of his body for our defense who comes home and finds his family incarcerated because they thought they could live wherever they want. 1942, a young man from wilson, north carolina, is about to go off to basic training. and he goes into the local hot dog stands and says, look. i'm getting ready to go off to basic training and i want to buy a hot dog. i know this is a segregated joint. but hey, help me out here. the waitress takes pity on them. says okay fine. gives him a hot dog. the manager comes out, sees what's going on and knocks the hot dog out of his hand before he's able to bite it. so he turns to leave. he's disgusted. and he notices something that he didn't notice on the way in. he sees three men sitting at the bar eating hot dogs. and he notices they've got on these overalls. the

southern maryland, southern delaware, chesapeake bay, norfolk, virginia beach included. roanoke, kingston, washington, greenville areas. as far as the winds go, these are nonthunderstorm related winds. these are independent withes just associated with the storm itself. high wind warnings from butch low to albany, philadelphia included, washington, d.c. and baltimore in a windlow to albany, philadelphia included, washington, d.c. and baltimore in a wind advisory. there will be significant airport delays and we may see power outages and downed trees in the purple color. new york city is under a wind advisory. right now wind s already up to 8 miles per hour in buffalo area. so it will be a windy wild day in many areas. and the timing of the showers and storms throughout the middle of the day right around the lunch hour, new york city could get a brief squall moving through. so very springlike weather pattern changing like this. >> i'll tell you where it did not feel like spring yesterday was at the bronx -- >> i can't believe they played the game. >> yeah, yankees home open

more cloud across norfolk with some outbreaks of rain.n corner looks disappointing again throughout monday. with a lot of cloud, some patchy rain could then work its way into the midlands and east wales later in the day. a scattering of heavy showers for northern ireland and northern scotland, but elsewhere at a few but elsewhere a few sunny spells breaking through the cloud and temperatures about where they should be at this time of year. low pressure the dominant feature of our weather through the next few days. sitting down here to the south, we have weather systems circulating around it, bringing rain from east to west from time to time. easterly winds developing, too, but whereas during the winter that easterly wind brought some of our coldest spells of weather, actually, at the moment, that easterly wind is not coming from a particularly cold place. generally pretty mild this week with the exception of north sea coasts, where the wind will be coming straight in off the cold sea making it feel chilly. some rain at times, some sunshin

today, temperatures got up to 21 degrees in north norfolk.scenes. tonight, the winds are dying down. still some cloud and rain and another weather front approaching. most of us will have dry weather. my my old tonight. ten or 12 degrees from most major towns and cities. wednesday promises to be a fine day over many parts of the uk. warm airfor many. the vast majority of england and wales and scotland will be in the warm weather on wednesday. we can just about see the rain missing belfast. the top temperatures tomorrow will get up to 24 in london, 20 in newcastle, a bit fresher there in belfast at around 16 degrees. thursday is expected to be the warmest day of the week with highs reaching around 25 or 26 degrees. the warmest spell since 29 august last year. lots of sunshine around on thursday. there could be some cloud, mist and murk around western coasts. 26 is the forecast high in london. well into their 20s for yorkshire as well. belfast warming up to 17, not quite making the 20 degrees mark. then a slight change on friday. winds coming of

>> take a look at norfolk southern today >> it bothers me the whole sector corrected >> nsc, norfolk southern, explodes higher today, 7% or 8% or whatever it was, peet this one, it's intermodell, which means virtually everything from amazon to walmart, anything that moves on trains across the country, and coal. both of them hitting on all cylinders. that's a very positive industrial story >> when we ask the question at the top of the show, pete, is this as good as it gets, your answer is emphatically no. >> no, yeah, you're exactly right. one thing i would add, execution by boeing. that's the one part you didn't bring up revenue growth, obvious. you go through the various numbers. the cash flow is incredible, earnings growth, projections going forward, but how about the fact these guys had a record delivery last year and first quarter was even better. this is a company that's executing in every single way right now, judge that's where a huge difference between them and tesla they actually continue to beat the beat >> 7% on deliveries. >> what about to ian's point this 3% on the ten-y

especially from hampshire and sussex to london into the east midlands towards lincolnshire and maybe norfolkthe picture on sunday evening, notice the strip of cloud and the rain continuing. some clear spells around. fair amount of cloud as we go into monday but some sunny spells initially in northern england, into scotland and northern ireland, but elsewhere, the rest of england and wales with a good deal of cloud and outbreaks of rain edging west. temperatures similar, reaching highs of about 14. the piture for tuesday, the frontal system affecting england and wales. this area of high pressure for scandinavia becomes dominant as we go to the week, not bitterly cold, but on the cold side towards the north sea coast with plenty of cloud and it looks likely in the week head north—east scotland will have the best of the dry and at times sunny weather. this is bbc world news, the headlines: a man has ploughed a van into a busy street cafe in the german town of muenster, killing two people. more than 20 people have been in the attack. german media reports say the suspect was a german citizen with

little creek mayport primarily for our surface ships on the east coast and the submarine's in norfolkhere is the geo-traffic dispersal from a protection standpoint and there's the infrastructure of the port itself to be able to accommodate those ships pierside particularly under heavy weather conditions and then the maintenance capacity of those ports so that we can keep them repaired and ready to go. in terms of how long it takes to get a port ready it depends on where you are starting and where your goal is that three or four years is not an unreasonable number to consider these sorts of plans and the sooner you get started the more prepared you are. >> thank you admiral. mr. secretary it's good to see you. thank you for the good job you are doing. we have the e2 d hawkeye manufactured in florida. knowing that these planes are vital to the navy mission and combatant commander requirements we have an opportunity to buy these planes at a significant savings to the taxpayer. have you gotten any comments that you might have been able to speak costain savings when they go shooting the mu

showers across norfolk, which will depart.cross scotla nd milder than recent days across scotland and northern ireland. it stays fine into the evening, cloud increasing in the west, all linked into this area of low pressure out in the atlantic. that is good to bring wetter conditions in the far uk and ireland. in eastern areas: dragging up southerly winds. thursday will be a breezy day, good, sunny spells around in central and eastern england, and at times in eastern england, and at times in eastern scotland. temperatures in the teens, 15 across south—east england. rain on and off in northern ireland with bright spots, but wet end the day, and that weather front will push eastwards through friday night into the start of the weekend. mild air in the east of it. avoiding the mildest conditions. separating us from that will be the weather front in easton in gun. a bit of rain to stop the day, easing off into showers in the afternoon. we could see highs of around 17 or 18. elsewhere, isolated showers and good, sunny spells and a n

and i'll be at raf marham in norfolk, sharing some of my experiences of being an operational forecaster raf base. also on weather world, crippling cold, uk and much of europe falls victim to the beast from the east. freak freeze... the flood that turned to ice. how a weather disaster can strike as if from nowhere. the storms that can sweep you off your feet. but some people try to carry on regardless! this year marks the centenary of britain's royal air force, the raf. we've come to its largest station at raf brize norton in 0xfordshire, home to almost 6,000 service personnel. the aircraft based here support british military operations around the globe, it's surprisingly busy with frequent landings, departures and training manoeuvres. a lot of what happens in a military airport like this is very different from a commercial airport but some things are the same. air traffic control is the hub of all activity and that is where sarah is now. i'm here with simon, who is in charge of all air traffic control here and tell me, why is it so important brize norton stays open all year round? it is

no need for that in norfolk after some sunshine on saturday, much cloudier, when the affair as well.unny spells coming through, it could stay misty and murky eastern and coastal parts of northern ireland. most of us had around ten to 1a degrees. 0n the monday evening and night, the rain here starts to pep up. bringing rain more closely across parts of england and wales, some heavy bursts in that and wales, some heavy bursts in that and as we go on the tuesday, it sta rts and as we go on the tuesday, it starts to slide its way further north. actually start on monday morning for the rest of the week, no worries about frost. he is the big picture, it low pressure. we are getting wet weather systems occasionally. high pressure across scandinavia. that results in an easily coming across the uk, don‘t worry about that, it is not going to be cold. the origin of the air is not siberia, it is closer to the eastern mediterranean. most of us will be on the mild side throughout the week ahead, the air is coming across from the north sea, the north sea coast will be chilly. some rain, some sunshi

host: nick is joining us from norfolk, virginia. caller: good morning. my question was, as an independent, what role do you think technology and instant information plays a role in what is happening according to your article please? guest: thank you. that's a great question. i think technology is absolutely critical. we had a growth of youth culture in the united states now going back a long time. in the past, we have had pockets of these youth uprisings. it's i will go back to my alma mater. there were riots, they were student riots. they grew out of the american revolution and this idea that the people own these institutions. in 1799, students beat the president of the university and stoned the professor. there have been used uprisings throughout american history. youth culturen of as it grew out of our public education system and the combination of technology today , videoou have twitter games, social media. social media is really important. it continues that clustering. schools, we have a situation where kids get together and appear group is the domi

here is the storms earlier on, norfolk and suffolk drop.eared through, sky is clear to do and it sets us up into a week where it should be at this time of year. nice when the sunshine is out. temperatures back to levels they should be. tonight, a much fresh night and we have had. skies will be clearing to the morning but for the money morning commuters will bea for the money morning commuters will be a chilly one then friday was. to bridges widely single figures. a lot of sunshine overhead to start the day, a few showers in scotland, northern ireland but those places will be dry initially. the best of sunshine in the morning, cloud increasing from the west during the afternoon. many eastern areas with sunny spells, casual rate, rain turning grey and dad. cool. no real complaints fully end of april. nice when the sun is out but that is replaced by cloud as yet into monday evening overnight. this weather system pushes from west to east. leaving a weather front across the far north of scotland and one of the far north of scotland and one of th

and i'll be at raf marham in norfolk, sharing some of my experiences of being an operational forecastern an raf base. also, crippling cold, the uk and much of europe falls victim to the beast from the east. freak freeze... the flood that turned to ice. how a weather disaster can strike as if from nowhere. the storms that can sweep you off your feet. but some people try to carry on regardless! this year marks the centenary of the raf. we've come to its largest station, raf brize norton in oxfordshire, home to almost 6000 service personnel. the aircraft based here support british military operations around the globe. it's surprisingly busy, with frequent landings, departures and training manoeuvres. a lot of what happens in a military airport like this is very different from a commercial airport — but some things are the same. air traffic control is the hub of all activity and that's where sarah is now. i'm here with simon, who's in charge of all air traffic control here and tell me, why is it so important brize norton stays open all year round? well it's home to the raf strategic and tac

. >>> an incase in shipments helped railroad operator norfolk southern's operation's revenues to rise. they said it is planning to launch $1.5 billion of share buy backs thisyear. the shares climbed 8% to .9$1 viacom topped wall street expectations as the said the strength in the international tv ivision and stronger performance at paramount pictures helped the results. ney reported a smaller t expected decline in ad spending. they showed that their turn around i picking up momentum and investors seemed to agree. shares finished up at $31.18. >>> tupperware said softness in several foreign markets caused its sales to fall and miss estimates. earlier this month the storaget prodaker warned that its quarterly profits would be weaker, and they were, but apparently not as bad as wall street had feared so shares finished up the day up 9% to $46.28. >>> so, how much money will you need to cover health care expenses in retirement? well, whatever it is, a new report finds that nearly half of all workerso nothink they will have enough and, in fact, only one in five have actually crunched the n

especially from hampshire and sussex to london into the east midlands towards lincolnshire and maybe norfolke, it will feel warmer. this is the picture on sunday evening, notice the strip of cloud and the outbreaks of rain continuing. some clear spells around. fair amount of cloud as we go into monday but some sunny spells initially in northern england, into scotland and northern ireland, but elsewhere, the rest of england and wales with a good deal of cloud and outbreaks of rain edging west. temperatures similar, reaching highs of about 1k. the picture for tuesday, the frontal system affecting england and wales. this area of high pressure for scandinavia becomes dominant as we go through the week, not bitterly cold, but on the cold side towards the north sea coast with plenty of cloud and it looks likely in the week ahead north—east scotland will have the best of the dry and at times sunny weather.

norfolk in the mid 70s. then the cold plunge behind the storm invading the ohio valley. we head towards the weekend, another cold shot comes down. chicago could only be 32 on friday. as far south as wichita in the 30s. unfortunately it looks like the cold is still winning out over the heat. >> cannot put those jackets away yet. >> what a pendulum. thanks a lot, bill. >> thanks for watching "early today." i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm richard lui. we leave you with ehite hoth w us cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicious cholula hot sauce and crispy jalapenos on a signature bun. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. yes, you like motorcycles.cles? should i start a motorcycle company? yes! you really like motorcycles! should i make a squarespace website for it? yes, they're very good websites. but why am i in the desert talking to myself? don't ask me. ♪ ok. [motorcycle revs away] ♪

weapons locked and loaded, sailors ready for action, this us carrier battle group left its home port in norfolkinia — destination the eastern mediterranean, still 5,000 miles away, and the senior officer awaiting orders to attack from the president. i'm so pleased and proud of the harry s truman strike group team, 6,000 of the finest americans you could ever sail with or serve with. we're trained, we're ready. any mission, any time, anywhere, we're ready to go. and though this powerful flotilla might be full steam ahead, you get the sense in washington of rowing back. from the commander in chief today, the talk was a lot less bellicose. no more a big price to pay, no more decisions in 24—48 hours, no more nice, new, and smart missiles raining down. instead, this. we're looking very, very seriously, very closely, at that whole situation. and we'll see what happens, folks, we'll see what happens. it's too bad that the world puts us in a position like that. and, from the defence secretary, an insistence that no decisions to strike had been taken. all options were on the table, and what sounded lik

as we go through tonight, this area of rain clearing, it might linger across parts of norfolk and suffolk getting below freezing but for many starting on a sunny note on tuesday. the sunshine continuing across southern and eastern areas, in the west, cloud and rain moving in towards western scotland, west wales, damages battered towards the south—east, big jump, 11, 14, 15 degrees. tuesday night into wednesday, this weather front moving eastwards, but most of the rain hearing through the overnight period. while it will be there across lincolnshire, east anglia, the south—east during wednesday, it will continue to clear away, some showers coming into northern and western parts, some heavy on wednesday, otherwise it will be dry with sunshine. temperatures between 10—14d, still below the average but i can offer good news in terms of temperatures, going into the end of the week, they will rise, 19 degrees in london by friday, even in edinburgh and belfast, temperatures in the mid to high teens. goodbye. hello, it's monday, it's 9am, i'm victoria derbyshire — welcome to the programme. amber ru

in norfolk and weyburn, we hit 15.2.cross northern edge of it will push across northern scotland. the further east that you are, the drier and spite of the weather is going to be. as the system approaches, the cloud will build. 0n system approaches, the cloud will build. on its southern edge, the rain will be more patchy nature than it looks like it will be across the far north of scotland. saturday's forecast is a tricky one. there is a front waving backwards and forwards. it ends further east. the temperatures will be slightly lower. further west, the rain will be further west. it could be 16 or 17 locally in the south—east. temperatures almost bang on where they should be. we're going to say something? i feel that the —— lifted by carol's forecast. it feels like spring is on the way. it's lifted me. i am happy for you. figures for new car sales are out this morning. they're down again, with the take up for diesel seeing a sharp reduction. ben is at a car garage in 0ldham with more details. good morning to you both. th

it's a case that will remind some of that of tony martin, the norfolk farmer who was jailed for killingof south london say burglary is a long—standing concern, but this incident will stand out for its fatal consequences. jessica parker, bbc news. british companies employing more than 250 staff have less than two hours left to submit figures showing the average difference in pay for male and female employees. the deadline is midnight tonight. more than 9,000 companies have already published their data. it's revealed that 78% of businesses pay men more than women. 14% pay women more than men. and only 8% of companies claim they have no pay gap. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. how much we earn, it's long been a stubborn problem between the sexes. but now, for the first time, our biggest employers have been forced to reveal the pay gap between their male and female workers, and the results aren't pretty. now, this isn't about equal pay. take bobby and laura here, they do the same job, for the same pay. that's the law. the gender pay gap is the difference between average sal

from royal engagements last summer but we did see him on christmas day, on the queen's estate in norfolkking briskly to church there, looking very well physically. for a man who is 96 he is very fit and active, but his absence from church services over easter with the queen was a sign that perhaps his problem with his hip had become rather more serious. buckingham palace won't say exactly what the surgery is he is going to have tomorrow but his care will be overseen by the medical team attached to the royal house hole and the queen remains at windsor castle where she is being kept informed her husband's condition. a family from bristol has died after a collision between two vehicles in florida. all four passengers were killed in the crash, in the city of titusville. investigators believe they had just left kennedy space centre before turning into the path of oncoming traffic. police have arrested two men on suspicion of planning acts of terror. loud bangs were heard as counter terror officers forced their way into two addresses in dewsbury in west yorkshire. police said that the two men

it is a case that will remind some of tony martin, the norfolk farmer who was jailed for killing a burglarsouth london say burglary is a long—standing concern, but this incident will stand out for its fatal consequences. jessica parker, bbc news. the liberal democrat leader sir vince cable has launched his local election campaign saying his party is a "well—kept secret" that's set to defy opinion polls. he said the lib dems were winning local council by—elections in all areas, which had gone unreported. voters go to the polls across england on may 3rd for local elections. the former chelsea and england captain ray wilkins has died at the age of 61. he was being treated in hospital in london after suffering a cardiac arrest last week. ray wilkins made his name at chelsea and went on to play for manchester united, ac milan, rangers and qpr. this afternoon his family thanked friends, colleagues and the public for all the messages they've had since he was taken ill. richard conway reports. commentato ry: wilkins has curled one, and that's absolutely magnificent! goals and glory weren't the big

touchdown on what we saw yesterday, highs of 15 degrees in norfolk.sure, moving in from the west, more in the way of cloud and outbreaks of rain into northern ireland, and later into the early hour was, the west of scotland as well, dry weather through tonight, particularly for eastern parts, clear skies holding on, and the wind will start to strengthen as well as we move through tonight, temperatures cold is in the east, three to 7 degrees in the west. tomorrow we will see cloud and outbreaks of rain for the north and west, heavy bursts for scotland, northern ireland, gradually working its way east as we move through the day, into wales and parts of south—west. dry and bright weather, best of the brightness in the east, for central and eastern parts, temperatures at a maximum of 15 degrees. as we move into saturday, bit of uncertainty, looks like we will see a pulse of rain coming up from the south, at the moment looks like it will be in the west, and that will allow for milder air to come in. good sea temperatures reaching as much as 17 degrees on s

we've seen severe thunderstorms over norfolk and suffolk in the last hour, accompanied by hail, gusty, things turning quieter for the are moving offshore, things turning quieterfor the rest of are moving offshore, things turning quieter for the rest of the night. temperatures dropping that in the north and the west clear spells and showers, a hint of what's to come this weekend. we are going back to our normal springtime weather, conditions what you might expect at this time of the year, birth in the sunshine, cooler when the rain and clouds form. towards another health of the country showers coming and going through the night with a breeze, further south and east skies clear through the night and it will be much pressure than we've been used to, temperatures into tomorrow morning ‘s commute in single digits. but sunshine to come with a southern and eastern half of the country seeing blue skies. suddenly building from the west during the day, eastern areas will see sunny spells in the west truly in the afternoon, rain spreading into southern scotla nd rain spreading into southern scot

a lot of the papers picking up on the parallels with that tony martin case, the case of a farm in norfolkscinating case, it became a huge story because the law case was slightly vague and it was backed up by the argument about reasonable force. tony martin was initially convicted of murder but it was reduced to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility, which is actually slightly different to the reasonable force argument. we'll have to wait and see in this case, but i think it is of the idea that you have an intruder in your home is terrifying to me and this is a pensioner, i understand he had a wife who was disabled and he looked after her, and it is quite a common a very horrible story really. we have already seen quite a few politicians weighing in, expressing their concern about the fact that this man should have been arrested under such circumstances. well, yes, exactly, priti patel, who as we know takes a strong line on and order has said, made a quote to the and obviously, it wants to support, to make sure that the pensioner involved is not the one that ends up bein

weapons locked and loaded, sailors ready for action, this us carrier battle group left its home port in norfolktination the eastern mediterranean, still 5000 miles away. and the senior officer awaiting orders to act from the president. i'm so pleased and proud of the harry s truman carrier striker team, 6500 of the finest americans you could ever sail with or serve with. we are trained, we're ready, any mission, any time, anywhere, we're ready to go. and though this powerful flotilla might be full steam ahead, you get the sense in washington of rowing back. from the commander—in—chief today, the talk was a lot less bellicose. no more a big price to pay, no more decisions in 2a to 48 hours, no more nice new and smart missiles raining down. instead, this. we are looking very, very seriously, very closely at that whole situation. and we'll see what happens, folks, we'll see what happens. it's too bad that the world puts us in a position like that. and from the defence secretary, an insistence that no decisions to strike have been taken. all options were on the table. and what sounded like uncertai

charles: norfolk southern, the key business segment is power truck and rail earnings beats a lot of themve it as a proxy for the online retail economy. strong earnings from home builders. the stock market grappled with the notion that this is as good as it gets. joining us a visiting fellow from the independent women's forum. matty, people are saying we got the boost from the tax cuts and this is the as good as it gets. >> they could not be more wrong. all those bonuses and expanded benefits you saw from workers started in january. second changes from withholding so americans can see their own paychecks get bigger. and when we start to see businesses make behavioral changes in accordance with the new tax laws. we have so many changes to the law. earnings season introduces volatility and people like to prognosticate about what that means for the economy. when you are looking at the earnings report, look at what they are saying about capitalist expenditures. charles: that's the difference. we know the consumer is strong. but the difference maker is when the large corporations start to make

we have highlighted the street that drivers take between norfolk and peninsula avenue. this is the side of the street. this morning that we shot. in the evening it's bumper to bumper. 101 take this street to get their faster. people who live in the neighborhood want the waze app to stop directing drivers to their street. the problem isn't just the peninsula. other local cities have had similar complaints. that would be frustrating. that's the point of the app. it takes you to a lesser used street. >> it can slow down quite a bit. >> all right also slowing down is people getting leery of the rain. >> i know. people want the sunshine sdp the warm weather. we have blue skies in san jose right now. 60 degrees. by midnight we could get a few showers. we'll have the time line. >> it's cash day. again. you have until midnight to file. if you're already done, great. it's time to prepare for next year. yes, 2019. the i-r-s pushed it br day after its website went >>> the irs pushed it back another day after the. >> in theory we're done with this tax season. what about next year?

terrific numbers from boeing and norfolk this evening we will be interviewing amd ceo tomorrow morning on "squawk on the street." i can't wait to talk to her. chipotle issued significant numbers and we will have brian niccol we've also had companies with fantastic numbers but a lot of good stocks like the banks have nothing in response to those rip roaring quarters i find that risk reward somewhat worry some let me explain, while i remain optimistic, i am wary, i am picking tonight to talk more conservatively, because there is enough good news this very evening from deferent sectors. it is reasonable to expect a good day or good morning tomorrow the way i see it, this market has a dozen different worries that i am losing a little sleep over let's tick them down president trump's tariffs on $100 billion on chinese goods could come any day now we still don't know what he is going to target. tons of companies that rely on imports from china once the president decides what to target, do you think the chinese are going to say no problem? no they will reta they will retailuate pain third, na