looking in cromer, in norfolk. at the weather picture, highs looking at the weather picture, highs ofnd and wales because of the air had made its way up from the subtropics whereas the air here from greenland. this big bulge of cloud working across the uk is at its most active. this is rain bearing cloud and it will be a wet start to the day for both northern ireland and scotland. wet weather getting into cumbria, the north—west of wales and some drizzle to the south—west and some drizzle to the south—west and some mist around the coast and hills. the rain band easy. moving south. slow moving across wales and the midlands but mainlyjust a lump of cloud. to the south is, that is where the warm and muggy air continues to be. sunshine rather more limited to south—east england but elsewhere some sunshine with riches dropping into the teens. heavy showers in the north—west. they will push further south overnight and it will be a much cooler night across the north of the uk. where the winds for light in scotland, it will be a chilly start to thursday. thursday a decent kind of date but with

more of that are coming backin and norfolk. more of that are coming back in overnight. generally speaking, it will be dry over most places, double—figure temperatures. after a misty and murky start we should see sunny spells developing widely. again we have the risk of some storms, moving northwards into england and wales and the risk of more perhaps brushing the west of northern ireland and the far west of scotland. always first averages around the mid teens also near the east coast, because we have that onshore flow, that is because we have high pressure to the north, lower pressure to the south. it is around at low pressure we are seeing heavy showers and thunderstorms. on saturday, most of them are away towards the new continent. some will wander into england and wales. not quite sure exactly where. most places will be dry with sunshine. maybe some more heavy thundery showers across northern ireland and towards the north—west of scotland. again, temperature typically into the low 20s on saturday. as we head into the second half of the weekend, lower pressure, a flab

i hope in the light of the extraordinary accusations of the honourable member for north norfolk they'rethe bike sheds having a spliff! something the speaker said was a most unworthy thought! a labour attempt to secure a vote of no confidence in the transport secretary chris grayling following the recent chaos on the rail network has been defeated in the commons. train passengers in both the north and the south of england were angered by the cancellation of hundreds of services almost immediately after the introduction of a new timetable three weeks ago. a replacement ‘emergency‘ timetable is now operating. the disruption led to the resignation last weekend of the manager of one of the country's leading rail companies. in the commons, labour said it was time for chris grayling to go as well. recent events demonstrate more than ever that our railway isn't integrated. i'm afraid the breach of faith and trust is so great that the secretary of state's credibility will never recover. there comes a point where the publicly accountable politician in charge of the railway should step up and shou

here in norfolk it's warm sunshine across the county.as well. we've still got the easterly breeze which brought him a low cloud. affecting southern parts of the uk pushing the highest of the temperatures further west but also further north across oui’ west but also further north across our shores. those are the temperatures nationwide. if we focus on the heat in scotland, 30 celsius. we could get 32 may be not far from glasgow. on the western side of northern ireland too. this could be breaking records. a lovely evening in store, plenty of sunshine around. still an easterly breeze across the south and low cloud overnight dragging its way inland, notjust across england but also into northern and eastern scotland, so where we start off cloudy, the temperatures will be slow to rise. we lose the low cloud, though, although some patches will linger on the north sea coasts and there will be more low cloud and we've seen today so right on the coast it will be cooler but away from here, lots of sunshine and temperatures lifting a game very quick

we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshirere. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday, a lot of dry weather for the second half of the weekend. not completely dry. a few showers around. northern england, parts of southern scotland, the favoured areas for catching those showers. quite a bit of cl

else where lots of sunshine around, maybe some cloud clips the coast between norfolk and suffolk. 25 celsius to the highlands of scotland. into tuesday we do it all again, just a small chance of one two slightly thicker clouds towards the west of ireland, producing the odd shower. but for most it's another blue sky day, temperatures as across scotland said to decline even more, and warm weather is across england and wales. you can see that again on wednesday, the deep orange colours in the west, of the cooler down east, we could start to see low clouds do some coastal districts of england pushing a manifesting in the morning, blue skies afternoon in the overhead, high 20s. it's notjust the days getting warmer, nights are as well, because the air is quite dry. nothing oppressively warm, temperatures generally around the teens, mostly on the either side of it. by day we keep with the warm air by the end of the week, but by the weekend temperatures dropping off a little bit in the north. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8.00pm. keita commentator: harry kane is another goal

we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshiret area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it‘s not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day‘s sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i‘m pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday, a lot of dry weather for the second half of the weekend. not completely dry. a few showers around. northern england, parts of southern scotland, the favoured areas for catching those showers. quite a bit of cloud around the north sea coast of scotland. the best of the sunshine further south with

cloud breaking up across eastern parts of england and it was a fine end to the day in cromer, in norfolkeastern england — 26 degrees — the high 70s in terms of fahrenheit — compared with the cooler air we had across the north—west of the uk. the air coming from very different areas. the cool stuff coming from greenland, washing across scotland and, to a degree, northern ireland. the air from the subtropics into england and wales and that's why it felt humid. we have this bulge in the cloud that's working its way at the moment across the north of the uk and that is rain—bearing cloud. yes, we've got some wet weather to come for the first part of wednesday morning across northern ireland, although that rain will be easing with time. in scotland, a wet start to the day with some fairly heavy falls of rain first thing in the morning — there could be quite some large puddles out on the roads first thing. wet weather also swinging southwards to reach cumbria and north lancashire as well. south and east of this, it's dry. a few spots of drizzle in south—west england. again, some mist and fog pa

the first of britain's new f—35 lightning stealth jets have landed at raf marham in norfolk this eveninghe jets — each costing £100 million — made the journey from the united states today. five more are expected by the beginning of august. the defence secretary called them the most advanced jets in british history and said they were set to keep the country safe from the "gravest of dangers". that's a summary of the news. a stand—off in the cabinet as the brexit secretary lets resignation speculation run wild. friends say david davis is relishing his role as a political terrorist. germany's longest standing mp, former finance minister and current president of the bundestag tells me his fears for the future of the eu. today in this way, the management of migration is one of the biggest global problems for the western world. like him or loathe him, paul dacre has been one of the most influential editors of a british newspaper, but what will be his legacy? we'll speak to lord adonis and peter 0borne. and stephen smith moves into his new pad — a micro—flat of tiny proportions.

cloud breaking up across eastern parts of england and it was a fine end to the day in cromer, in norfolkature contrasts go, again, the warmest day was across eastern england — 26 degrees — the high 70s in terms of fahrenheit — compared with the cooler air we had across the north—west of the uk. the air coming from very different areas. the cool stuff coming from greenland, washing across scotland and, to a degree, northern ireland. the air from the subtropics into england and wales and that's why it felt humid. we have this bulge in the cloud that's working its way at the moment across the north of the uk and that is rain—bearing cloud. yes, we've got some wet weather to come for the first part of wednesday morning across northern ireland, although that rain will be easing with time. in scotland, a wet start to the day with some fairly heavy falls of rain first thing in the morning — there could be quite some large puddles out on the roads first thing. wet weather also swinging southwards to reach cumbria and north lancashire as well. south and east of this, it's dry. a few spots of driz

some damp weather across norfolk, getting in lincolnshire before the end of the night as well, maybeand large it is not as murky as it has been in recent nights, still some fog patches around coastal areas. the north midlands, that is where the air is at its most human. certainly a mild light everywhere. tomorrow we will have further thunderstorms, particularly in scotland, there could also be one or two in northern ireland and one or two in east anglia as well. meanwhile that strip of cloud will bring damp weather in across lincolnshire. that will spread into yorkshire and parts of northumberland and durham as well by the afternoon. further north it is a day of sunshine and heavy thundery showers. they risk of localised disruption, localised wadding from the storms in scotland. not as many thunderstorms for northern ireland but still some fairly nasty ones around. could see showers across east anglia. that strip of cloud across eastern england might limit some of these thunderstorms. they might not actually get temperature is high enough to get going. so that is high enough to get g

cloud breaking up across eastern parts of england and it was a fine end to the day in cromer, in norfolk, again, the warmest day was across eastern england — 26 degrees — the high 70s in terms of fahrenheit — compared with the cooler air we had across the north—west of the uk. the air coming from very different areas. the cool stuff coming from greenland, washing across scotland and, to a degree, northern ireland. the air from the subtropics into england and wales and that's why it felt humid. we have this bulge in the cloud that's working its way at the moment across the north of the uk and that is rain—bearing cloud. yes, we've got some wet weather to come for the first part of wednesday morning across northern ireland, although that rain will be easing with time. in scotland, a wet start to the day with some fairly heavy falls of rain first thing in the morning — there could be quite some large puddles out on the roads first thing. wet weather also swinging southwards to reach cumbria and north lancashire as well. south and east of this, it's dry. a few spots of drizzle in south—west

we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshireas well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday, a lot of dry weather for the second half of the weekend. not completely dry. a few showers around. northern england, parts of southern scotland, the favoured areas for catching those showers. quite a bit of cloud around the north sea coast of scotland. the

pickett, a national guard base 80 miles from norfolk.ot equipped with weapons. charges against the diver are pending. that's a joyride. >>> shock and sadness over the apparent suicide of designer kate spade. she was 55. a new york police said that spade was hanged by a scarf tied to a doorknob. a suicide note was found at the scene. in it, spade addressed her daughter and husband. the context is not totally clear. th designer launched the kate spade brand in 1993 and opened a shop in the city three years later. fans and friends include celebrities like chelsea clinton and evivanka trump posted sentiments online. it's a brand that millions of americans are so familiar a sad story. a 13-year-old daughter. >> thought with her family. >>> democratic efforts to retake the house face a big test in the california primaries. they scored some big wins. but a big win on the republican side could help the gop in november. we're live with results, next. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast p

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elsewhere, lots of sunshine around, maybe a little bit of low cloud clips the coast of norfolk and suffolkn the south—east corner could be up to around 29 degrees. widely low to mid 20s, england, wales and northern ireland, 25 celsius through the highlands of scotland. into tuesday, we do it all again. just a small chance of one or slightly bigger clouds out towards the west of ireland and that could just produce the odd shower, but foremost it is another blue sky day and temperatures across scotland starting to climb even more, with the warmest of the weather across england and wales, central and western areas. you can see that again on wednesday, the deeper orange colours i in the west, a little bit cooler down the east and that is because there is more of a breeze off sea. we could start with some low cloud across coastal districts in england, pushing england first thing in the morning and then breaks up nicely. the afternoon, blue skies overhead and temperatures wisely into the mid if not high 20s and it is notjust the days getting warmer, nights are as well but because the night is qu

into north—east scotland and norfolk would be chilly.e cool northerly as a ridge of high pressure built in. behind me, something we haven't seen in a long time. an area of low pressure that will exert its force over north—western parts later in the day. ahead of it, it will be and other fine day. ahead of it, it will be and otherfine one. day. ahead of it, it will be and other fine one. largely dry, day. ahead of it, it will be and otherfine one. largely dry, good, sunny spells and it will feel a bit warmer. 23 or maybe 2a celsius. the winds will pick up in in strength. something of a change taking place this week ahead. a dry and warm start. some of us will see some wind, rain and maybe even gales across the north. maybe a bit fresh. the atlantic is coming back to life things to the jet stream which will bring a change to our weather. good news for gardeners and growers with the chance of significant rain in the chance of significant rain in the forecast. good night. this is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds. our top stories: the g7 summi

there won't be much change, and this is very indicative of the rest of the country, this picture from norfolkand a bit cooler in belfast and cooler still in edinburgh. as we go to sunday there will be subtle changes, the week weather front introducing showers in the north west and the south west we might have some thundery downpours at the end of the day, with the wind direction changing across england and wales to a south easterly the humidity will increase and the 30 degrees will feel pretty hot. as we move out of sunday we run the risk of thundery downpours being a nuisance, but they will be isolated. but they will be heavy and thundery. that is how we go into the first week ofjuly, little change in the story, mostly dry and sunny, but it looks like there's a chance a few showers, so let's have a look in more detail, the area of low pressure moving through the bay of biscay and the heat and humidity might trigger some sharp thundery downpours, but they will be fairly isolated, just a scattering threatening on monday, and in the far north—west will feed in more cloud with a westerly breeze,

stationed at norfolk naval base in virginia. u.s.avy petty officer third class jacob howell and his wife meg howell. great to have you both. >> thank you. >> harris: i want to talk to you and peel back the veil on what it is like to live the military life. you are very young and you made a decision to get married young because of your feeling that the military put you in a position to make serious decisions early on. talk about that. meg, you can start. >> this is something? you asked me five years ago where i would have seen my life at this time, i wouldn't have ever guessed that i would be a military wife at 21. it's not typical for a 21-year-old to be married nowadays so i think just the military in general you have to deal with more mature things and it requires you to grow up a little bit faster than i think a usual 21-year-old in college would be -- they would be dealing with different things at this age. >> harris: jacob, i imagine having her by your side and you facing deployment also is the kind of strength that many civilia

pickett, the national gu base 80 miles from norfolk.e armored carrier was not equipped with weapons. charges against the driver, who has not been identified, are pending. following the apparent suicide of iconic designer kate spade. she was 55. she was found hanged by a scarf tied to a doorknob in her apartment. officials say a suicide note was found at the scene. in it, spade addressed her daughter and her husband, though the context is not totally clear. the designer launched the kate spade new york brand in 1993 and opened her first shop in the city three years later. many fans and friends including celebrities like chelsea lit and ivanka trump postedond remembrances on line. >> a shocking story when you saw it come across your phone. a 13-year-old daughter left behind. >> yeah. >> seemed to have had it all. >>> ahead, democratic efforts to retake the house face a big test in the california primaries. they sd some wins, but a big one on the republican side could help the gop come november. we're live with results next. sleep disturba

we will spend a lot of time from norfolk looking at the platforms because just because it has flight deck doesn't necessarily mean it iscapa of doing the things an amphibious ship can do. the options that it gives you, the opportunities that are available when you have more options are always a good thing. characterize the ships as more than they are, or less than they are, for that matter. any time that you can spend time with our navy brhe and sisters and learn more about the platforms and capabilities is always good. i would kind of complete my remarks in this piece about relationships, that is the strongest part of, think, this current time that we are in is that the relationship with our navy brothers and sisters and norfolk, have not been better in a long, long time. we are looking forward to continuing that. they really do have an operational mindset and they want to enable the naval force. so given the things that general wallish talked about with funding, a plan, and some options. we, again, look at great opportunity going forward. >> it seems that with a 355- ship navy that

the world's most advanced fighter jets arrive at their new home in norfolk, to replace the raf‘s agingornados. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the public inquiry into the grenfell tower fire has heard from the man who lived in the 4th floor flat where the fire started in june last year. behailu kebede had lived in the tower block for 25 years. his lawyer told the inquiry that mr kebede did the right thing from start to finish after the fire broke out, calling 999 and alerting his neighbours as soon as he saw smoke. the hearing was also told that mr kebede had been made a scapegoat by parts of the media and had been left terrified by threats of reprisals. our correspondent tom symonds reports. it's nearly a year now. the tower is slowly being covered up. but there is an unwavering determination to remember those who called it home, with these words appearing today. one of those residents was behailu kebede. his kitchen was where the fire started. firebug grade —— firebug grade. this is him making the first 999 call. his lawyer said he fled barefoot, phone in hand, using it to film

let's start with the truth of how it looks outside in norfolk a short time ago.e same intensity. it tends to come and go but many of us seeing wet weather at some stage of the day. some sunshine around at times, especially later, tomorrow a lot of cloud around but it will be a dry day compared with today. the big picture shows we have weather fronts moving into the uk. low pressure to the north—west of us. these fronts are gradually spreading east. behind them we will see some sunshine, already brightening up across northern ireland but there will be further showers following on behind. a lot of cloud in scotland, outbreaks of rain spreading is today. some heavy bursts, maybe a rumble of thunder, the northern isles staying dry with sunny spells. scattered showers following, northern england a lot of cloud. outbreaks of rain, heavy bursts and media rumble of thunder. brightening up media rumble of thunder. brightening up this afternoon from the west. wales and the midlands seeing a bit of rain at the moment, that clears on through and the sun appears in south—east

this is a picture from norfolk and it is across east anglia and the south—east, holding onto the cloudyared to yesterday. tomorrow it will be cloudy across much of the uk but where you have had some rain today, likely to be a bit drier. taking a look at the big picture for the start of the weekend, you will notice low pressure close by and the closer you are to it, the heavier the rain. heavy showers in northern ireland and scotland and parts of northern england. all of this is gradually pushing through but in scotland it will hang around for some time, just in the west and south later in the day the sunshine coming back. not much rain in the far north and northern isles. if you catch some rain, it could be heavy with a rumble of thunder. for northern ireland, sunny spells and scattered showers, some heavy and possibly thundery and similar in northern england. for wales, the midlands and south west england, brighter skies arriving but still a few showers. east anglia and the south—east, cloudy skies and although mainly dry until later, it is this evening when it might brighten up that t

cloud breaking up across eastern parts of england and it was a fine end to the day in cromer, in norfolkoss eastern england — 26 degrees — the high 70s in terms of fahrenheit — compared with the cooler air we had across the north—west of the uk. the air coming from very different areas. the cool stuff coming from greenland, washing across scotland and, to a degree, northern ireland. the air from the subtropics into england and wales and that's why it felt humid. we have this bulge in the cloud that's working its way at the moment across the north of the uk and that is rain—bearing cloud. yes, we've got some wet weather to come for the first part of wednesday morning across northern ireland, although that rain will be easing with time. in scotland, a wet start to the day with some fairly heavy falls of rain first thing in the morning — there could be quite some large puddles out on the roads first thing. wet weather also swinging southwards to reach cumbria and north lancashire as well. south and east of this, it's dry. a few spots of drizzle in south—west england. again, some mist and fo

the us because the jets have just taken off from the usa and are on their way towards raf marham in norfolking. the first of the new f35 lightning aircraft, taking off from south carolina and being flown by the newly re—formed 617 squadron they will land in norfolk tonight. i will leave you with a look at the weather. it has been a fine day across most of the uk with lots of sunshine around and not a lot of change in the coming days. the sun is very strong, as strong as it gets at this time of the year with high uv levels across many southern and western parts of the country. not in northern england near the north sea coast, temperatures here have been quite a bit lower. these are the evening values. still around 20 at a pm in the south. this evening a lot of clear whether, apart from the eastern areas where there will be a fair bit of cloud and much of that will filter inland so that means that cloudy conditions first thing in the north whereas western parts will have some sunshine. also some showers tomorrow in the southern counties, probably from the morning onwards and some might affect

weill spena lot of time in norfolk looking at these platforms. because just because that is the flight deck does not necessarily mean it is capable of doing the things and amphibious ship can do. the options is the exciting part, i think and the opportunities are that are available when you have more options are always a good thing. i would be careful not to ships as morehese than they are or less than they .re any time you can spend more time with your navy brothers and sisters and learn more about their capabilities is good. i would plea my remarks in this series of relationships, but this is the strongest time that the navy -- that brothers and sisters in norfolk have not been beng,tt i ng time. we look forward to continuing that you they want to enable the force. so given the things that general walsh is talked about and some options, we look at a great opportunity going forward. gen. beaudreault: so it seems with a 355-ship navy, we have a tough time breaking a 10% threshold of amphibious craft for the fleet. i am confident we will get there

staffordshire, bright here, some good spells of sunshine and further east, we have more cloud across norfolk will be thinning and breaking. through the day, most of us will see some warm spells of sunshine. however, some thundery showers around, especially across scotla nd showers around, especially across scotland and they creep into parts of northern england. this is how things look so far this morning. in east anglia, cloud is slowing and breaking. for most, some bright spells of sunshine but showers already beginning to get going across eastern scotland. not as many as we saw yesterday, more scattered the potential to be heavy and thundery. 18—24d this afternoon, the top temperature. speaking 25 in london. always call on east and north—east coasts. you can see that compared to yesterday, some showers move further eastwards in scotland. heavy with thunder, a flash of lightning. some creeping down into northern england. cloudy and cooler here. some showers in wales, some lifting in the channel islands but otherwise, a lot of sunshine. more than we saw yesterday. through the evening, some s

we're just beginning to see a few of them in there norfolk a and we do know that thunderstorms around tomorrow afternoon but there c also be a few showers i the overnight hours. wll touchn that with the futurecast but i wanted to show you what the set up is. a warm front may give us a fewho spotty srs especially across southern maryland tee to say five in the morning. mostne the ey up through papa. if we see some stronger storms it could be up there. but asl the coo frontnpproaches the afternoon we're going to be a lile bit on the hot side, a little bit hum temperatures may be in the upper 830s if not close to 930 if we get enough sunshine and we could have the isolated risk of maybe a strongs toevere thunderstorm. we'll eye have to watch for the potential of some gusty winds. ve some brief heavy down couldha powers and we want you to be ready for that. mostly around now, but notice aund three in the morning it's trying to develop a few showers. w get into the morning hours those move away and a bit of sunshine develops and it's after 3:00 we might see more thunderstorms coming throug

>> absolutely other cities miami, new orleans, norfolk, where the navy is looking very hard at having to move infrastructure >> after all the devastating storms we saw last year, does that tell us anything about this year, or is every year a brand-new cycle? >> every year is a brand-new cycle. this year, the prediction is from a numbers perspective, it will be a quieter year than it was last year, in fact, a little bit lower than normal in terms of the overall number of storms. we can actually accurately predict that, but the thing that we can't predict is where those storms will go we expect 12 storms this year. if those 12 storms stay at or over the water, there'll be absolutely no impact, but there's nothing that says we won't see half of those along the gulf into the u.s. >> using artificial intelligence, what are you able to forecast. how can you use it to look ahead? >> what we use the ai for is to see how people will react to the storms obviously, there's a lot of new technologies in terms of weather forecasting. so we can forecast the hurricanes and just forecasting in general

and how a man who went missing in marshland on the norfolk coast, was saved by a drone. have admit that i thought, "i'm going to be lucky to live." i've got a feeling i'm not going to be allowed to go for walk on own any more. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the home secretary has announced a review of the medicinal use of cannabis, which could lead to more patients in the uk being prescribed drugs derived from the plant. the announcement follows a series of appeals from parents, who want their children to be able to access medications which can alleviate the symptoms of epilepsy and other illnesses. but sajid javid insists the class b drug will remain banned for recreational purposes. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. hello. how are you? six—year—old alfie dingley has his good days. but his severe epilepsy means many seizures. but alfie has a mother prepared to take on anyone to help her son and get the cannabis oil that improves his symptoms. we met the prime minister. she looked me in the eye and she said to me, "we will help you." and she met my c

pick agreement is one hundred eighty three percent which russian and that you mr alexander of norfolk sort of equate it with being at about one million barrels so did going to say ok there is some headroom and they're going to put some in but it's not going to be that easy because within opec you know when one country ups production this might feel slighted because you know you have a very delicate balance of production quotas so what's behind all of this then do you think i mean is it is it part of that part of it just that they were too good at. wanting to raise prices before and now we're seeing the effects of that now i think what i've done is staff saying it was not a price thing it was getting rid of that overhang that was it was just a glass of oil in the market that wasn't an overhang of off of inventor reese and the agreement of corporation was the design to take out that overhang and put it back to a five year average for o.e.c.d. countries they have achieved this mission accomplished now what's happened in the meantime is steady. obviously the sanctions against iran it's ve

cloud breaking up across eastern parts of england and it was a fine end to the day in cromer, in norfolk was across eastern england — 26 degrees — the high 70s in terms of fahrenheit — compared with the cooler air we had across the north—west of the uk. the air coming from very different areas. the cool stuff coming from greenland, washing across scotland and, to a degree, northern ireland. the air from the subtropics into england and wales and that's why it felt humid. we have this bulge in the cloud that's working its way at the moment across the north of the uk and that is rain—bearing cloud. yes, we've got some wet weather to come for the first part of wednesday morning across northern ireland, although that rain will be easing with time. in scotland, a wet start to the day with some fairly heavy falls of rain first thing in the morning — there could be quite some large puddles out on the roads first thing. wet weather also swinging southwards to reach cumbria and north lancashire as well. south and east of this, it's dry. a few spots of drizzle in south—west england. again, some mis

at the other end of the scale as an example in norfolk and suffolk, they won't prosecute any. any. we've had two recent cases where two members in separate incidents have had their fingers bitten clean off. and the police force will not prosecute. we've heard about people who have been seriously injured. and have had to live with conditions as result of dog attacks and there doesn't seem to be any mechanism for those people to be able to claim any compensation. or if they have gone to the court, very often the people who owned the dog didn't actually have any way of paying that compensation. would you support a compulsory third—party insurance system? absolutely, said mrjoyce. sadly, it depends who the owner is as to whether you are actually going to get compensation. again, i can give you an example. the two cases that were near fatalities in 2007. one of our members was attacked by two rottweilers owned by a multimillionaire. and he received — and he wasn't able to carry on as a postman — a 6—figure sum in compensation. the other one was attacked by two dogs owned by a drug

it could feel cool in exposure to that northerly, for example, norfolk and northern scotland.of high pressure keeps things warm and settled, but look, something we haven't seen for a while, a deep area of low pressure moving in off the atlantic. for much of england, wales and south—east scotland, will be dry with variable cloud. good spells of sunshine. for northern ireland and western scotland, windier, cloudier, with more organised rain pushing in. something we haven't seen for quite a while. good news for gardeners and growers to see some significant rainfall and it could turn windy as we head into thursday with gales across parts of scotland. it will move south and east, tending to weaken as it moves, but it will bring rain to england and wales. for the week ahead, we are starting off dry and warm and it turns unsettled midweek onwards with some wind and rain in the forecast and it could feel fresher. finally, some changes to the weather. this is bbc news. the headlines — president trump has changed his mind about endorsing the communique issued at the end of the g7 summit

we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshirewill do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here, it could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday a lot of dry weather for the second half of the weekend. but completely dry. a few showers around. northern england, parts of southern scotland, those would be the favoured areas for catching those showers. quite a bit of cloud around the north sea coast of scotland. the best of the sunshine further south with a ridge of high pr

we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshirethat area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday, a lot of dry weather for the second half of the weekend. not completely dry. a few showers around. northern england, parts of southern scotland, the favoured areas for catching those showers. quite a bit of cloud around the north sea coast of scotland. the best of the sunshine further south wi

it could feel cool in exposure to that northerly, for example, norfolk and northern scotland.ly winds. a ridge of high pressure keeps things warm and settled, but look, something we haven't seen for a while, a deep area of low pressure moving in off the atlantic. for much of england, wales and south—east scotland, will be dry with variable cloud. good spells of sunshine. for northern ireland and western scotland, windier, cloudier, with more organised rain pushing in. something we haven't seen for quite a while. good news for gardeners and growers to see some significant rainfall and it could turn windy as we head into thursday with gales across parts of scotland. it will move south and east, tending to weaken as it moves, but it will bring rain to england and wales. for the week ahead, we are starting off dry and warm and it turns unsettled midweek onwards with some wind and rain in the forecast and it could feel fresher. finally, some changes to the weather. this is bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories — president trump abandons a joint statement issued at the end of

we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshirefternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday, a lot of dry weather for the second half of the weekend. not completely dry. a few showers around. northern england, parts of southern scotland, the favoured areas for catching those showers. quite a bit of cloud around the north sea coast of scotland. the best of the sunshine f

cloud breaking up across eastern parts of england and it was a fine end to the day in cromer, in norfolkcross eastern england — 26 degrees — the high 70s in terms of fahrenheit — compared with the cooler air we had across the north—west of the uk. the air coming from very different areas. the cool stuff coming from greenland, washing across scotland and, to a degree, northern ireland. the air from the subtropics into england and wales and that's why it felt humid. we have this bulge in the cloud that's working its way at the moment across the north of the uk and that is rain—bearing cloud. yes, we've got some wet weather to come for the first part of wednesday morning across northern ireland, although that rain will be easing with time. in scotland, a wet start to the day with some fairly heavy falls of rain first thing in the morning — there could be quite some large puddles out on the roads first thing. wet weather also swinging southwards to reach cumbria and north lancashire as well. south and east of this, it's dry. a few spots of drizzle in south—west england. again, some mist and

we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshiret area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here, it could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday a lot of dry weather for the second half of the weekend. but completely dry. a few showers around. —— not completely dry. a few showers around. northern england, parts of southern scotland, those would be the favoured areas for catching those showers. quite a bit of cloud around the north sea coast of scotland. t

we know they landed in norfolk, and apparently walked washington. they were in good shape. [laughter] >> there they were. i would like to start with these lights now. -- these slides now. the upper circle is where washington was being built. down the potomac is a quiet creek which runs back end, it is navigable. later famous for a civil war encounter, but in our case, there was a little corey there -- quarry there in operation since 1699. it was owned by the print -- brent family, old settlers, associated with maryland and mistress brent, who did minded -- who demanded the right to do business. she was granted the governor's business. she is one of the legends. she owned it. george washington was a patron. george washington had doorsteps made it there, favors made and all sorts of things. these are pretty random. this is the original contract. the commissioners are so glad to get a stonemason. here is a quiet query -- quiet creek where it was dug out. backt of mountain of stone where you see. they have started taking the stone out of it and they would creek and putthe and p

towards the coast and it might linger in places across parts of east yorkshire and lincolnshire and norfolkeed the low 30s. the two celsius in glasgow and perhaps 32, in a couple of places. 27, 28 in northern ireland. we could see 30 degrees in some spots. but england and wales with the sunshine, temperatures widely into the 20s. but a bit fresher longer eastern coasts. typically 18, 20 1 but a bit fresher longer eastern coasts. typically 18, 201 degrees. tonight, low cloud, sea fret, moving further inland. patchy mist and low cloud first thing on friday. but like recent days, that burns back towards the coast. more cloud around tomorrow around the eastern coastal areas. you can see from the yellow along the eastern side of the uk, fresher here. further west, the heat builds on friday. temperatures again into the high 20s. perhaps not quite as hot in parts of western scotland and northern ireland as today. and into the weekend, high pressure is still here, drifting towards scandinavia. that brings some subtle changes. temperatures down a touch more across scotland and northern ireland into