particularly around the north—east. yorkshire, the north—east, the midlands. then later in the day, across the southern counties. very modest temperatures today. around 15 on the north sea coast. i teamed for many of us. maybe scraping 22 or 23 in one or two spots. very little change for tonight. in fact, one or two spots. very little change fortonight. infact, it one or two spots. very little change for tonight. in fact, it will turn quite nippy believe it or not. in the north—east of england, temperatures could get to around 5 degrees. notjust temperatures could get to around 5 degrees. not just the temperatures could get to around 5 degrees. notjust the north—east but parts of yorkshire as well. tomorrow, we lose some of that cloud and it is going to be a spectacularly sunny day. remember a very powerful sunshine this time of the year. temperatures will be higher as well. we could hit the mid—20s in one or two spots, for example the lowlands of scotland. could be the mid—20s in the south too. high pressure close to the uk means very settled sunny conditions

morning then, that first batch of rain tends to drift its way northwards and eastwards, across north—eastlding through into the afternoon, particularly trough parts of the midlands, perhaps wales as well. scotland and northern ireland having a bit of a dryer day. whereever you are, it's feeling reasonably warm. most of us around about 19—25 degrees or so. just a little bit cooler along some of these north—east coasts. as we move through the course of tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday, then that first batch of rain clears away and we then we've got a little bit of a change on into wednesday. quite a lot of cloud across the country, and it's going to be another mild and fairly muggy feeling night, with temperatures between around 10—16 degrees overnight. so heading through wednesday, once we have lost that frontal system, high pressure tends to topple in from the north, becoming more of a player and quietening the weather down. so through the day on wednesday, there will not be as many heavy downpours and thunderstorms. still the chance of perhaps one or two showers lingering acr

morning then, that first batch of rain tends to drift its way northwards and eastwards, across north—easte'll also see some further heavy showers building through into the afternoon, particularly trough parts of the midlands, perhaps wales as well. scotland and northern ireland having a bit of a dryer day. whereever you are, it's feeling reasonably warm. most of us around about 19—25 degrees or so. just a little bit cooler along some of these north—east coasts. as we move through the course of tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday, then that first batch of rain clears away and we then we've got a little bit of a change on into wednesday. quite a lot of cloud across the country, and it's going to be another mild and fairly muggy feeling night, with temperatures between around 10—16 degrees overnight. so heading through wednesday, once we have lost that frontal system, high pressure tends to topple in from the north, becoming more of a player and quietening the weather down. so through the day on wednesday, there will not be as many heavy downpours and thunderstorms. still the chance

it does look mostly dry wood spells of sunshine, but there will be some showers in the north—east. tojuly, it will feel pleasantly warm. overnight tonight, staying dry for most of england and wales, but a few showers across the north west, and certainly some showers for northern ireland and scotland. frequent showers for northern ireland and scotland. frequent showers in the north—east here. temperatures overnight between 11 and 13 celsius. mondayand scotland. frequent showers in the north—east here. temperatures overnight between 11 and 13 celsius. monday's forecast, an area of low pressure moving to the north of scotland, north—westerly winds flowing in, and the seclusion will bring some showers moving southwards. taking a few showers here. the fire. taking a few showers here. the fire. taking a few showers here. the fire. taking a few showers here. the of wales dry as well, and most of the midlands and east anglia as well. but further north and west, more likely to see showers during monday. temperatures reaching a high of between 16 and 21 celsius, a bit cooler for the far north

morning then, that first batch of rain tends to drift its way northwards and eastwards, across north—easta. we'll also see some further heavy showers building through into the afternoon, particularly through parts of the midlands, perhaps wales as well. scotland and northern ireland having a bit of a drier day. wherever you are, it's feeling reasonably warm. most of us around about 19—25 degrees or so. just a little bit cooler along some of these north—east coasts. as we move through the course of tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday, then that first batch of rain clears away and we then we've got a little bit of a change on into wednesday. quite a lot of cloud across the country, and it's going to be another mild and fairly muggy feeling night, with temperatures between around 10—16 degrees overnight. so heading through wednesday, once we have lost that frontal system, high pressure tends to topple in from the north, becoming more of a player and quietening the weather down. so through the day on wednesday, there will not be as many heavy downpours and thunderstorms. still the ch

in some parts of north—east england and south—east scotla nd north—east england and south—east scotlandis enforced for the south east of scotla nd enforced for the south east of scotland here as concerns for river flooding. a lot of spray and standing water elsewhere. not just in eastern scotland but in england and wales where we have already had and wales where we have already had a month of rain in the past few days. it looks like very lively showers to come in the afternoon tomorrow across central and southern parts of england where we could get 18 degrees but for most ten or ii. you're watching beyond 100 days. borisjohnson boris johnson tells borisjohnson tells the conservative party there can be no further delays to brexit. the official launch of his leadership campaign, the front runner calls for courage, and conviction. we still lack details on how mr johnson intends to solve this brexit impasse, but the october deadline he says must be respected. delay means defeats, delay means corbyn, kick the can again, and we kicked the bucket. president trump steps up his battle with congr

morning then, that first batch of rain tends to drift its way northwards and eastwards, across north—easter heavy showers building through into the afternoon, particularly trough parts of the midlands, perhaps wales as well. scotland and northern ireland having a bit of a dryer day. whereever you are, it's feeling reasonably warm. most of us around about 19—25 degrees or so. just a little bit cooler along some of these north—east coasts. as we move through the course of tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday, then that first batch of rain clears away and we then we've got a little bit of a change on into wednesday. quite a lot of cloud across the country, and it's going to be another mild and fairly muggy feeling night, with temperatures between around 10—16 degrees overnight. so heading through wednesday, once we have lost that frontal system, high pressure tends to topple in from the north, becoming more of a player and quietening the weather down. so through the day on wednesday, there will not be as many heavy downpours and thunderstorms. still the chance of perhaps one or two s

morning then, that first batch of rain tends to drift its way northwards and eastwards, across north—eastg through into the afternoon, particularly through parts of the midlands, perhaps wales as well. scotland and northern ireland having a bit of a drier day. wherever you are, it's feeling reasonably warm. most of us around about 19—25 degrees or so. just a little bit cooler along some of these north—east coasts. as we move through the course of tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday, then that first batch of rain clears away and we then we've got a little bit of a change on into wednesday. quite a lot of cloud across the country, and it's going to be another mild and fairly muggy feeling night, with temperatures between around 10—16 degrees overnight. so heading through wednesday, once we have lost that frontal system, high pressure tends to topple in from the north, becoming more of a player and quietening the weather down. so through the day on wednesday, there will not be as many heavy downpours and thunderstorms. still the chance of perhaps one or two showers lingering across

morning then, that first batch of rain tends to drift its way northwards and eastwards, across north—eastr heavy showers building through into the afternoon, particularly trough parts of the midlands, perhaps wales as well. scotland and northern ireland having a bit of a dryer day. whereever you are, it's feeling reasonably warm. most of us around about 19—25 degrees or so. just a little bit cooler along some of these north—east coasts. as we move through the course of tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday, then that first batch of rain clears away and we then we've got a little bit of a change on into wednesday. quite a lot of cloud across the country, and it's going to be another mild and fairly muggy feeling night, with temperatures between around 10—16 degrees overnight. so heading through wednesday, once we have lost that frontal system, high pressure tends to topple in from the north, becoming more of a player and quietening the weather down. so through the day on wednesday, there will not be as many heavy downpours and thunderstorms. still the chance of perhaps one or two sh

morning then, that first batch of rain tends to drift its way northwards and eastwards, across north—easte afternoon, particularly through parts of the midlands, perhaps wales as well. scotland and northern ireland having a bit of a drier day. wherever you are, it's feeling reasonably warm. most of us around about 19—25 degrees or so. just a little bit cooler along some of these north—east coasts. as we move through the course of tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday, then that first batch of rain clears away and we then we've got a little bit of a change on into wednesday. quite a lot of cloud across the country, and it's going to be another mild and fairly muggy feeling night, with temperatures between around 10—16 degrees overnight. so heading through wednesday, once we have lost that frontal system, high pressure tends to topple in from the north, becoming more of a player and quietening the weather down. so through the day on wednesday, there will not be as many heavy downpours and thunderstorms. still the chance of perhaps one or two showers lingering across the far south—wes

north of the central belt in scotland, a few showers. a warmer day in the south—east. y high pollen and england and wales. so, the north west of england likely to see some heavy downpours. it could be some heavy disruption. that way and into scotland as the night goes on, the room heaviest on the east. during monday, it will be a dry, cloudy start for many but showers and storms start to break out again through southern england, the midlands, towards northern england, especially north—east england, especially north—east england, peeling back towards scotland. these areas at most risk of seeing destructive downpours. warmest again and east anglia and south—east england, very humid, though, with the warmth here. enter monday night, wet weather in scotla nd monday night, wet weather in scotland than we could see an area of perhaps potentially thundery joint working through the south—east and east of england. by no means everywhere will see a shower. there will be hazy sunshine and warmth and humidity. an active weather pattern to start the week, but it will chime choir lat

on sunday that drifts north—east, allowing low pressure to bring rain and from the south—west. was cocked and loaded to retaliate against iran last night but he changed his mind ten minutes planned strikes. foreign office minister mark field is suspended after he was filmed foreign office, clinic foreign pushing a climate change demonstrator at a dinner in the city of london. she gives her first reaction to the bbc. a 15 month suspended jail sentences for the parents of a muslim convert jeremy hunt promises he will give borisjohnson jeremy hunt promises he will give boris johnson up the jeremy hunt promises he will give borisjohnson up the fight of his life in the conservative leadership contest. and a century on, remembering the german sailors who died when they sign their own fleet off the coast of scotland. now the sport on afternoon live withjohn. slow progress for the cricketers? yes, sri lanka have asked advantage. england chase its turn in 33—3 for victory. england made a good start, joffrey archer took a total of 15 wickets, making him lead out in the competition. in re

initially across yorkshire and into north—east england and south scotland where the weather front hasrunning along ourfrontal boundary. there will be rain elsewhere pushing into north wales where we are seeing localised flooding. at rhema not be helpful. the met office has issued an amber weather warning for to my webby could see between 80 and 100 millimetres of rain over the hills. the roads and rail could be affected in this part of the world. the rain is extensive in the north—east of england and relentless. for the rest of scotla nd england and relentless. for the rest of scotland and northern ireland are still a lot of cloud with passing showers in the midlands and south—east of england. with a lot of cloud around not a warm june day with temperatures around 13 to 16. perhaps 18 in london. we could see flooding from the slow—moving weather front. here is flooding from the slow—moving weatherfront. here is the flooding from the slow—moving weather front. here is the weather for friday. still unsettled but, if anything slightly less grim. sunshine and a few heavy thundery showers.

to the north and east it should stay dry, feeling even warmer, 2a—25 across the south—east, high teensgh pressure still holding on across the north of the country, with this low pressure and its warmer front continuing to move north and east. the rain will pop up across southern and western areas late on sunday. during sunday night and into the early hours of monday, there is the potential of some really heavy and thundery rain moving north. hit and miss, torrential downpours, some areas could see the risk of some surface water flooding. it will turn warm and muggy by the end of the night across southern areas. monday, heavy and thundery rain spilling its way slowly northwards, attracting much of scotland. the very far north of england as well. further south the sunshine could come out, but that could spark off further thundery showers, we're really importing warmer humid air during monday afternoon and we could see the high 20 celsius in the south. still fairly warm in the north, despite all the rain. as we head through much of next week it stays warm, even hot, in southern areas. hig

pressure eventually drifts off towards the north—east as we head into the second half of the weekend n around with showers initially across the north—western parts of the uk and later in the day we see showers develop more widely across parts of wales, south—east england, northern ireland as well. further east, dry with more sunshine and we could see 20 degrees down towards the south—east on sunday but elsewhere still generally stuck in the mid to high teens. for most of us on the mid to high teens. for most of us on sunday looks the better day of the week to do preprepared for wet and windy over the next couple of days. thank you very much. see you later on. let's take a look at today's papers. one particular image dominates the front page of many of the papers this morning, including the mail. it's six—year—old george sayer holding hands with 95—year—old veteranjohn quinn as part of the d—day commemorations in normandy. "thank you for our freedom" is the headline. young george is wearing the medals of his late great uncle — who was also called george. the main image on the front of

this week, i'm exploring whitby in the north—east of england.t's a pretty town, with a bit of a dark side. more than 120 years ago, this place inspired the creation of one of literature's most terrifying monsters. stay tuned to find out which one. but first... we are in new york as the city gears up to host 4 million visitors for world pride, perhaps the biggest event in the calendar for many in the community. this year will be especially pregnant though, this year will be especially poignant though, as it marks the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots, an event that marked the start of the struggle for recognition, rights and respect. we sent the bbc‘s lgbt correspondent, ben hunte, to find out more. new york, a city that has always held a special place in my heart. i love the pace, the energy, and the excitement. but more than anything it's a city that i found inclusive, where people like me can be themselves. when i was growing up, i didn't really think about what had happened before i was alive to enable me to live such a free and open li

this week i'm exploring whitby in the north—east of england.re than 120 years ago, this place inspired the creation of one of literature's most terrifying monsters. stay tuned to find out which one. but first... we are in new york as the city gears up to host 4 million visitors for world pride, perhaps the biggest event in the calendar for many in the community. this year will be especially pregnant though, as it marks the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots, an event that marked the start of the struggle for recognition, rights and respect. we sent the bbc‘s lgbt correspondent, ben hunte, to find out more. new york, a city that has always held a special place in my heart. i love the pace, the energy, and the excitement. but more than anything it's a city that i found inclusive, where people like me can be themselves. when i was growing up, i didn't really think about what had happened before i was alive to enable me to live such a free and open lie. —— of life. it is something i think a lot of young people go through now. you just find you

east. today we have thundery rain in central areas and the north—west and north—east of england. the 20s across england and wales. fresher and cooler. 12 to 14 in scotland. tonight there thundery rain spreads to the north—east and it will be replaced by another batch of bun to remain —— thundery rain on tuesday. a warm and muggy day on tuesday. a warm and muggy day on tuesday the temperatures up to the mid 20s across england and wales. this is bbc news, the headlines... tory leadership candidate jeremy hunt calls on opponent in an early tv debate. meanwhile mrjohnson insists he will deliver brexit by the end of october. the party of turkey‘s president erdogan suffers a crushing defeat to the opposition in a re—run of the mayoral election in istanbul, which was seen as a key test of his authority. facebook is in favour of an ‘oversight board‘ to regulate the platform‘s content, says its head of global affairs, sir nick clegg. foreign office minister andrew murrison warns that iran "needs to stop" attacks in the gulf of oman amid rising tensions between the country and the us. time

a few showers to the north and north—east of scotla nd to the north and north—east of scotland on tuesdayd it could get warmer still. temperatures in the early 20s and for the north some chance of rain particularly across northern scotla nd particularly across northern scotland on thursday and friday. hello this is bbc news. donald trump says it's a "great day for the world" after his walk across the border between north and south korea this morning a baby — delivered after its mother was stabbed to death — remains in a critical condition in hospital — two men have now been arrested. jeremy hunt brands the question over the uk's departure date from the eu a ‘fake debate' claiming he would deliver brexit sooner than boris johnson. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell conceded he's frustrated by labour's lack of progress on its brexit position while the head of the unite union asks thatjeremy corbyn

clear spells, north—east, taking much of the rain with it.ells, it is going to be a bit chilly in one or two places, and as the winds fall lighter, i would places, and as the winds fall lighter, iwould not places, and as the winds fall lighter, i would not be surprised to see beyond mr patch here and there sunday morning. —— the odd mist patch. sunday's weather still dominated by dutch low pressure, but it is moving away. not as many lines on the chart, not as many isobars. a of sunshine and showers. the show is most plentiful across northern ireland and scotland. fringes of western england and northern wales. eastern england should not see too many showers, it was a largely dry with some sunshine, and those winds will be noticeably lighter especially in southern areas. it will feel a bit warmer, 15 in belfast, 19 in london. but there week ahead looks very unsettled. outbreaks of rain at times. it will often be quite windy, and for a while at least it will feel very cool indeed. this is bbc news. the headlines: nasa says it will start offerin

making its north—east, so we will see a few weatherfronts making its way north—east, so we will see scotland. one or two passing showers from northern ireland and the north west of england. elsewhere, lots of dry weather and the clergy break up in the afternoon, so sunny spells quite widely. temperatures between 16 and 21 degrees tomorrow. still feeling reasonably pleasant. into tuesday, lots of dry weather on the cards, just the odd shower in the north of scotland. lighter winds by this stage and some of the cloud will bubble up into the afternoon. it should stay largely dry with sunny spells and temperatures between 17 and 21 degrees on tuesday. no great change in the weather through the course of this week. you will notice that the temperatures, particularly in the south, start to creep up towards the weekend. it looks fine for the first week of wimbledon. last time we showed you the door at the peace village, donald trump walked it's within about 20 seconds, so let's try that again! there was an historic handshake and walking onto north korean soil. we have seen some remarkable

further north and east, dry conditions for the next few hours. or two showers in central and northern scotland. temperatures doing pretty well out there. a little bit cooler in the far north and west of scotland. into this evening, our attention turns to the wet weather in the south—west. initially for south—west england and wales, but tonight it will push into northern england and northern ireland, between 20 and 50 millimetres of rain, and some thunderstorms. during the early hours of monday, the rain will push across the eastern half of scotla nd will push across the eastern half of scotland where it will be happy and persistent. up to 80 millimetres on the highest ground, enough to cause some disruption. quite a lot of blank surface water on the roads on monday. the rain will persist across northern and eastern scotland. elsewhere, some brighter or sunny spells, but the chance of seeing a hit and miss happy shower and thunderstorm. it will feel warm and humid, temperatures up to 25 in the south—east, but typically the high teen are low 20s els

some patchy rain into north—east england and south—east scotland.spreads further north and west through the night, pushing its way up into the south—east of scotland and east of northern ireland, that band of rain reinvigorate through the night. further south and east it will be largely dry. into thursday, we have got this rain, heavy at times, once again across northern areas. quite a few showers developing across england and wales throughout thursday. some sunny spells to the south—east, some sunshine in the west of scotland. temperatures round about 11 celsius in the north—east of scotland, 14—16 elsewhere. that's all from me. goodbye. this is business live from bbc news with ben thompson and sally bundock. a failed merger and a boardroom bust—up — renault shareholders get the green light to vent their frustrations. live from london, that's our top story on wednesday the 12th ofjune. there could be a little more va—va—voom than usual at the french car—maker's annual meeting. we will explain what is at stake and all you need to know. also in the p

for england and wales, a weak weather front across the north—east, gradually slipping away.n on a bit of heat at least for the southern half of the british isles and a better chance of more prolonged dry spells. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranianjailed in iran, begins a new hunger strike in protest against her imprisonment. foreign secretaryjeremy hunt urges iran to do the right thing. there is an innocent woman at the heart of this, she just wants to get back together with her daughter, gabriella, to reunite that family. please show that you have humanity, show that you have a heart, let nazanin come home. the leader of hong kong backs down indefinitely after mass protests over their controversial extradition law to mainland china. nearly 300 homes are being evacuated because of flooding in lincolnshire, brought on by heavy rain. and a hundred people are being moved to safety after the river steeping overflowed. a major review of hospital food, after the deaths of five patients from listeria, is announced in england. the p

and the main focus tonight and throughout thursday is north—east england and the south—east parts ofcommons where mps are debating a labour motion to try to obtain time to begin moves to block a no—deal brexit. a new plan to tackle climate change — the uk commits to cut greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050. this puts us on the path to become the first major economy to set a net zero emissions target in law. police fire rubber bullets and tear gas at protesters in hong kong — where anger at a new extradition bill has spilled over into violence. sport now on afternoon live with ben croucher. some bad news about chris froome this afternoon. yes, pretty much as a bad as it can get really. he‘s out of the tour de france after crashing in training at another race this afternoon. 0ur sport correspondent andy swiss is with me. andy — what‘s happened? this is a huge blow for chris froome, he has been competing at a race in france, one of the traditional practice events for the tour de france which starts next month, and we know chris froome was out on a practice ride earlier today, ge

to north—east wind limiting the temperatures elsewhere. he temperatures elsewhere. subtle changes as we move to the end of the week because the low rio and tates itself into the north—west come into the atlantic, and we pick up come into the atlantic, and we pick upa come into the atlantic, and we pick up a south—westerly wind, so different areas will catch the showers. for example, it looks as if northern ireland will see some of the wettest weather they have had for the past few days as we go into friday but by no means dry elsewhere, lots of heavy downpours, temperatures, though, will recover a little bit with that south—westerly rather than north—easterly wind. that continues this weekend. again, not the dizzy heights we would normally expect of june not the dizzy heights we would normally expect ofjune and still quite showery, perhaps just a few showers in the south, but far from settled. as i say, there are numerous flood warnings and met 0ffice warnings in force and they are on the website. thank you very much. a reminder of our main

to the north and north—east of scotla nd to the north and north—east of scotland on tuesday and temperaturese monday around 16 degrees to 21 celsius. for the rest of the week high—pressure across southern areas and it could get warmer still. temperatures in the early 20s and for the north some chance of rain particularly across northern scotla nd particularly across northern scotland on thursday and friday. hello this is bbc news. donald trump says it's a "great day for the world" after his walk across the border between north and south korea this morning a baby — delivered after its mother was stabbed to death — remains in a critical condition in hospital — two men have now been arrested. jeremy hunt brands the question over the uk's departure date from the eu a ‘fake debate‘ claiming he would deliver brexit sooner than boris johnson. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell conceded he's frustrated by labour's lack of progress on its brexit position while the head of the unite union asks thatjeremy corbyn is given more time. new rules mean electric cars must now make a noise — when travelling

you can see the rain here stretching from the north of east anglia through the midlands and into the north, that will continue to go north and east, but working westwards across the eastern side of scotland. on either side of this, spells of sunshine, some gusty winds, touching 45 mph in places, and also some heavy, thundery showers. all of this combined is a fairly cool day, 1a celsius typically. the rain moves out of the way swiftly this evening, leaving us with a few showers, and elsewhere some clear spells, with lighter winds that will mean some patchy mist and fog. a fairly cool night for most, temperatures will struggle to get into double figures, rural areas could dip down to two celsius under clear skies. sunny spells of heavy showers on sunday, the showers initially in the west but they will work their way east, with lighter winds and a little more sunshine it should at least feel a little warmer. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines this error. —— this hour. michael gove — one of the front runners for the conservative leadership — says he ‘deeply regrets‘ his

east of england. scattered showers further north and west but certainly drier than it's been. hrough saturday and that will bring outbreaks of rain across northern ireland into western scotland which is not seen too much rain recently, that rain will move its way through wales in the south—west. i of that there could be showers but on the whole it should be dry for many eastern areas on saturday with sunshine. it will feel warm especially when the sun comes out, highs of about 18 or 19. mixture of sunny spells and showers and again it should feel fairly warm. you're watching bbc news at 9 with me, annita mcveigh — the headlines 10 candidates for number 10 — conservative mps will shortly start voting to choose their next leader. almost three quarters of english hospitals miss nhs targets to treat cancer patients quickly enough. hong kong shuts down some government offices in the financial district after a day of clashes over a controversial extradition bill. we're getting reports of explosions and fires on two us oil tankers in the gulf of oman — other american vessels in the ar

the heaviest is pushing north and east. it will not bea pushing north and east. r saturday morning however you look at it. the rain will move steadily north and east. it has brought pictures like this so far this morning. we had a couple of inches of rainfall in parts of wales in the last 24 hours, some of it persistent and heavy. it will continue to move across the midlands, up into wales and the north of england through the scottish borders towards the north—east. the north west of scotla nd north—east. the north west of scotland not doing too badly. some sunny spells. some scattered showers in northern ireland. and an improving picture across parts of wales, the midlands and anywhere south of the m4 corridor. sunny spells and scattered showers. but it will be windy for all, and as a consequence the temperatures will be disappointing. through the night, the low pressure will move off into scandinavia. the exception is the northern isles. here it stays cloudy and wet. elsewhere the skies will clear up quite nicely and the temperatures will dip into single figures

some have been some of sent thousands of kilometers to a new arrival center in the north east state of maine gabriel is. meeting some of them. it was not a choice but rather a matter of survival to flee his native democratic republic of congo he tells me police officers back home stabbed him in the stomach mistakenly thinking he was taking part in anti-government protests he decided the danger was too much for him and his family earlier this year they left the d.r. see boarding a boat for south america in search of a better life in the u.s. at one point they walked through the jungles of colombia for 7 days with no food fish mistook. we were very hungry and all our food ran out so i would grab a banana off a tree start a fire and cooked a banana and kill the hunger so me and my children were able to sleep that's all we had. as 8 year old daughter jessica witness something along the journey that no child should ever have to see and lights them and. one night people were trying to cross a river but the water was strong some people die i saw this. nearly 5 months later this is now home a

this week i'm exploring whitby in the north—east of england.h a bit of a dark side. more than 120 years ago, this place inspired the creation of one of literature‘s most terrifying monsters. stay tuned to find out which one. but first... we are in new york as the city gears up to host 4 million visitors for world pride, perhaps the biggest event in the calendar for many in the community. this year will be especially pregnant though, as it marks the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots, an event that marked the start of the struggle for recognition, rights and respect. we sent the bbc‘s lgbt correspondent, ben hunte, to find out more. new york, a city that has always held a special place in my heart. i love the pace, the energy, and the excitement. but more than anything it's a city that i found inclusive, where people like me can be themselves. when i was growing up, i didn't really think about what had happened before i was alive to enable me to live such a free and open lie. such a free and open life. it is something i think a lot of young

pilot has been killed in a mid—air collision involving two german air force eurofighter jets in north—eastots managed to eject from the planes, only one of them survived. the accident happened as three eurofighter typhoons were taking part in an air combat exercise. france is bracing itself for record temperatures. in paris, cool rooms are being set up in municipal buildings and pools will be opened for late—night swimming. there will be extra drinking fountains, and bottled water will be handed out to the homeless. temperatures might reach a0 celsius at the end of the week. palestinian leaders have dismissed an economic plan by the united states as an attempt to buy off their hopes for independence. the us plan calls for the creation of a $50 billion global investment fund to reform the palestinian economy and connect it to the region. well, this initiative is due to be presented by president trump's son—in—law, jared kushner, and an international conference in bahrain. the long—awaited fourth instalment of the toy story films has broken global box office records for an animated movie. to

they are likely to go to north—east england for a time and then easing off into the afternoon.ill drop for a bit. we tap into the wind is coming off the near constant we could see record—breaking june heat. temperatures may be as high as 26 or 28 in western scotland and over 30 00:29:13,640 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 degrees in southern england. good evening, this is bbc news. we will take a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment but first, the latest headlines. the gloves are often the conservative leadership race asjeremy hunt tells borisjohnson to leadership race asjeremy hunt tells boris johnson to man leadership race asjeremy hunt tells borisjohnson to man up and face the scrutiny that goes with the job. it's no way to become prime minister by ducking these very, very important questions and so far, he's not answering them. america's secretary of state heads to the middle east to talk to allies had extreme tension with wright. celebrations in istanbul as a new opposition mayor is elected. a major setback for the turkish president. five people arrested over alleged acc

it isa it is a region famous for its footballing tradition but the north—east has another thriving sportsually impaired and blind tennis are increasing in popularity among the visually impaired community. rosie is a visually impaired player and volunteer for middlesbrough, she has played for over six years and represents great britain. before i started playing tennis i wouldn't have had the confidence to stand here and talk to people. it has given me the ability to go out and get employment, i was able to get a job through my involvement in tennis, build up my personal network, my savings and to get my first place as well. tennis has been fantastic for me. in visually impaired tennis, extra ball bounces are allowed during play and the court is smaller than a standard tennis court. the tennis players use a specially adapted ball full of ball bearings which is audible for the players to hit. the lawn tennis association say over 100 people play each month and at least 75 play each week. not every day is the same day, every day is different. to be able to play a sport with a racket and movin

we've seen large incidents of a similar scale, tens of millions of people affected in the north—eastou have, how long potentially could it be until things get back to normal?|j imagine until things get back to normal?” imagine they will try to restore the major cities relatively quickly. buenos aires is a long way from the suspected source, if that's where the source of the failure was. to get power back to the whole country, i'd imagine it may take hours, or days. probably less than a week but some parts of the country are going to be out for days i'd imagine. . thanks forjoining us. the wife of the israeli prime minister, sara netanyahu, has admitted to misuse of state funds in court, after being accused of spending about $100,000 on catering. under a plea deal, mrs netanyahu will avoid jail, and will be forced to pay back to the state about $15,000, including a $3,000 fine, but she will have a criminal record. here's our middle east correspondent, yolande knell. although she was smiling in the court, this long—running case has been humiliating for sara netanyahu and has reinforced

patchy rain across north—east england and south—east scotland, some sunshine in western scotland, someheir way further north and west. you can see this band of rain intensifies into the early pa rt band of rain intensifies into the early part of thursday morning. again, quite heavy rain to come across many of these northern parts of england. through north wales, too. across eastern and south—eastern scotland, more rainfall to come during thursday. showers developing widely across england and wales throughout thursday, so unsettled they once again. some sunshine for eastern areas between the showers, maximum temperatures on thursday around 16 celsius. feeling quite cool again. towards the end of the week, this low pressure d rifts towards the end of the week, this low pressure drifts gradually northwards but it is still around and it will give unsettled conditions throughout friday. still some rain across the north and west of scotland, showers developing across england and wales but generally, it should be a drier day on friday compared to the last couple of days with temperatures pick

to the north and east it should stay dry, feeling even warmer, 2a—25 across the south—east, high teense pressure chart as we head through sunday night. high pressure still holding on across the north of the country, with this low pressure and its warmer front continuing to move north and east. the rain will pop up across southern and western areas late on sunday. during sunday night and into the early hours of monday, there is the potential of some really heavy and thundery rain moving north. hit and miss, torrential downpours, some areas could see the risk of some surface water flooding. it will turn warm and muggy by the end of the night across southern areas. monday, heavy and thundery rain spilling its way slowly northwards, attracting much of scotland. the very far north of england as well. further south the sunshine could come out, but that could spark off further thundery showers, we're really importing warmer humid air during monday afternoon and we could see the high 20 celsius in the south. still fairly warm in the north, despite all the rain. as we head through much of next

to issue sanctions against turkey after it deployed a 2nd drilling ship off the north east coast of cyprus the vessel is looking for oil and gas and what cyprus says is its territory. from nicosia. the greek cypriot leaders are not mincing their words they expect action at the european summit underway in brussels yes if one is home or liking it we agreed to prepare the ground at the european summit and take the appropriate decisions even going so far as to impose sanctions against turkey if it is proven that there has been drilling inside the cypriot exclusive economic zone turkey says its drilling ship has started exploring the sea floor in an area 45 nautical miles west of cyprus it's far from the areas cyprus has licensed multinational oil companies to explore but still within a 200 nautical mile radius where cyprus claims it has the sole right to exploit mineral wealth under the sea both the e.u. and the united states have called on to key to stop explorations they term provocative and illegal turkey has a different view but i've done a big nakedness warning actors from outside the reg

there could be flooding issues, particularly for parts of lincolnshire, north—east england, parts of ould see 19 celsius in the south—east, with the reappearance of some sunshine. the chance of some heavy showers bubbling up through the day. scotla nd bubbling up through the day. scotland and northern ireland getting away with a pretty quiet picture. fairly breezy. mostly dry by one or two showers. heading through tonight and the rain shifts further northwards. it will dry up through central pulse of the midlands. turning drier county durham, towards lancashire, north wales as well. much of scotland and northern ireland as well. as we head through the course of wednesday, we've still got the same frontal system. it will just we've still got the same frontal system. it willjust be edging its way further northwards across the uk. again quite breezy. some heavy rain and blustery north—easterly winds across much of northern england. also scotland and northern ireland should see a few showers. further south across england and wales, some sunny, dry weather. also scattered hit and miss heav

first thing, perhaps a bit of brightness for the north—east of england, some showers to the north—westnto england. a few early—morning patches of mist are possible, but they should be fairly short—lived. and actually, for england and wales on the whole, a lot of fine weather. perhaps a bit of sunshine, as well, just getting into southern scotland later on in the day. just a chance of a few showers forming across the centre of the south—west peninsula, across towards 0xfordshire, through the afternoon. in terms of our temperatures, just 12 there in aberdeen, perhaps up to 20 further south, where we get more in the way of sunshine. then we go through wednesday evening into thursday. remember that front down there across the continent? looks like it's just going to bump some rain up towards the far east of england. now, there is some uncertainty as to how far onshore this pulse of rain will make it. if it does come onshore, it could be very heavy. at the moment, it looks like the majority will sit offshore in the north sea. actually, our wednesday night into thursday does look largely dry

first thing, perhaps a bit of brightness for the north—east of england, some showers to the north—westas we head further south into england. a few early—morning patches of mist are possible, but they should be fairly short—lived. and actually, for england and wales on the whole, a lot of fine weather. perhaps a bit of sunshine, as well, just getting into southern scotland later on in the day. just a chance of a few showers forming across the centre of the south—west peninsula, off towards 0xfordshire, through the afternoon. in terms of our temperatures, just 12 there in aberdeen, perhaps up to 20 further south, where we get more in the way of sunshine. then we go through wednesday evening into thursday. remember that front down there across the continent? looks like it's just going to bump some rain up towards the far east of england. now, there is some uncertainty as to how far onshore this pulse of rain will make it. if it does come onshore, it could be very heavy. at the moment, it looks like the majority will sit offshore in the north sea. actually, our wednesday night into thursda

rain moves the midlands and the north north—west of england, mainly the north—east with those screenseastern areas but otherwise quite cloudy and muggy. tonight, the rain will move to the north and then another batch of thundery rain moving into the south—east. look at the bright colours, really intense downpours, frequent lightning and that could cause problems on tuesday morning and a very warm and humid night with temperatures no lower than 16—18d. that rain will move northwards. a few thunderstorms across the north west of england for a time. quite cloudy on tuesday not all of us have the showers so for many it should stay dry with temperatures up to 25 in the south—east. 21 degrees and a bit cooler than that in the final. on wednesday, still some thunderstorms developing in the south of england and south wales but otherwise it will be a drier day. quite a bit of cloud but some sunny spells breaking through. it will feel pretty warm again will stop temperatures widely into the 20s for england and wales. in the 20s in scotland. later in the week, it will become drier, a lot of suns

cloud today, the breeze picking up as well and some outbreaks of rain gradually moving further north and east, north of the central belt in scotland, a few showers, a warmer day for east anglia and across south—east england, a few spots into the mid—20s. feels a bit cooler along the north sea coast with more of a breeze. very high pollen in england and wales. here's the rain tonight moving northwards. north wales, northern england at the greater risk of seeing some torrential thundery downpours. maybe 20 to 50 millimetres out of this so there could be some disruption, and all that feeds into scotland as the night goes on. the rain heaviest towards the east and a very wet start to monday, particularly across northeastern parts of scotland. and then during monday, well, there will be a dry, cloudy start for many but showers and storms start to break out again through southern england, the midlands, towards northern england, especially north—east england, feeding back towards eastern scotland. again these areas, at the greater risk of seeing some disruptive downpours. risk of flash flooding, but

with a bit of a northerly breeze, if you showers to the north and east and then into the week that followsmany and temperatures could climb yet again. the leaders of the two countries shake hands as they agree to resume negotiations. we had a very good meeting with president xi of china. excellent, i would say excellent, as good as it was going to be. so we discussed a lot of things, and we're right back on track. also on tonight's programme: a woman who was eight months pregnant is stabbed to death in croydon. her baby is critically ill. jeremy corbyn dismisses claims that some civil servants think he's too frail to be prime minister. he demands an investigation into who said it. and baking britain — temperatures hit 3a degrees, the hottest day of the year so far.

the dangers are also showing in spain whilst paris have been raging in the north east. health risks to the vulnerable, especially the elderly, will only increase as the elderly, will only increase as the heat persists. here in germany, the heat persists. here in germany, the red cross attended to one victim on the street. translation: there are different types of patient groups, like elderly people and children who have problems of direct sunlight. especially when they do not wireless clothing or a hat. dyskinesia overheating or sunstroke. in france, memories are still raw of the 2003 heatwave in which thousands of old people died. today there are new procedures in place to ensure people remain cool. europe is subbing these unseasonable highs do not last beyond the weekend. time for a legacy whether closer to home. 6ood for a legacy whether closer to home. good evening, for scotland, northern ireland and wales and has been the one estate of the year so far. we have also had quite a brisk wind which will bring more clout back in as big or through the evening and overnigh

some have been some of sent thousands of kilometers to a new arrival center in the north east state of maine gabriel is on doe has been meeting some of them. it was not a choice but rather a matter of survival to flee his native democratic republic of congo he tells me police officers back.