one is the south—east and the north—west monsoons.e see sand eroding from one end and then building up on another end. and as a physicist, i thought, you know, can we use this? sarah dole is sri lankan, but has been living in the maldives for over a decade, and has dedicated herself to studying this natural shift of sand to find a way to create islands sustainably. so first of all, you know, we had to study the fundamentals. so at mit, they are studying the fundamental physics and engineering of it. so, like, trying to understand, how does a sandbank actually form? and that, we've done through satellite imagery and drone footage and, you know, talking to other locals around here, trying to understand the historical data of how sandbanks appear and disappear. five years ago, sarah partnered up with the scientists from the self—assembly lab at mit, the massachusetts institute of technology in the us. the growing islands project is about naturally accumulating sand in the ocean without sculpting or pumping sand, but letting the ocean acc

towards the north—east of seetteht— towards the north—east of scotland sunday towards the north—east. -hhghr— elsewhere, a quieter day on the whole. bright sunny whole. some bright or sunny shehs— whole. some bright or sunny spars—aha- spells developing and temperatures doing quite temperatures still doing quite heu— temperatures still doing quite wear-rhe— temperatures still doing quite well-the time— temperatures still doing quite well the time year in well for the time of year in rhar— well for the time of year in that sunshine,— well for the time of year in that sunshine, as they will do as we head— that sunshine, as they will do as we head into— that sunshine, as they will do as we head into tuesday and weahesaaw— as we head into tuesday and wednesday with— as we head into tuesday and wednesday with pressure starting to rise, plenty of fine weather to rise, plenty of fine weather re-herhahs— to rise, plenty of fine weather re-herhahslhh- to rise, plenty of fine weather to perhaps bit more to come, perhaps a bit more share— to come, perhaps a bit more ehwe-rhe- to come, perhaps a

north of scotland. that'll sink southwards, bringing a bit of patchy rain to south—east scotland and north—east englandound 8 degrees, 11 for aberdeen, further south 17—19 for south wales and southern england. now, as we head into tuesday, high pressure builds, so that will give dry weather for most of us for tuesday and wednesday, but then we see frontal systems approaching from the south—west, threatening to turn things a bit more unsettled as we head into next weekend — which is, of course, another bank holiday weekend. so, actually, a fair amount of dry weather through the first part of the coming week, but the increasing chance that we will see some outbreaks of rain, and, also, a brisk wind. live from london, this is bbc news. fighting continues in sudan with fresh artillery and air strikes. thousands more people try to leave the country. at least five people, including an eight—year—old child, have been killed after a mass shooting in texas. this neighbourhood, they're always shooting. they're always calling the cops and there's nothing done for that. yeah, just, i mean, especially on holidays —

scotland and north—east england and a northerly wind following behind and southern england. now as we head into tuesday, high pressure builds so that will give dry weather for most of us for tuesday and wednesday. but then we see frontal systems approaching from the south—west, threatening to turn things a bit more unsettled as we head into next weekend, which is, of course, another bank holiday weekend. so actually a fair amount of dry weather through the first part of the coming week. but the increasing chance that we will see some outbreaks of rain and also a brisk wind. live from london, this is bbc news. fighting continues in sudan with fresh artillery and air strikes, thousands more people try to leave the country. at least five people, including an eight—year—old child have been killed after a mass shooting in texas. this neighbourhood, they're always shooting. they're always calling the cops and there's nothing done for that. yeah, just, i mean, especially on holidays — fridays, saturdays — there always shootings. england has backed women rugby

there were parts of north—east england and scotland that got stuck with a lot of cloud, some rain andee those heavy showers but also some spells in warm sunshine and this is the satellite picture from early on and you can see that field of cloud across parts of north—east england and scotland and then more cloud gathering out in the atlantic and then as that feeds its way eastwards as we head through the night it will bring a band of showers across many parts of the uk. ahead of that, there could well be some areas of mist and fog. little bit chilly in other parts of east anglia, maybe up to 3—4 degrees or colder in shetland to the lerwick 10 degrees for belfast so i'll start to sunday. through the day tomorrow will see this band of cloud and rain pushed its way eastwards. more significant rain likely to develop over time across the northern isles. brightening but also scattering of heavy and thundery showers. staying dry across east anglia and the south—east, highest images up to 18—19 but a bit less chilly than it was today in parts of north—east england and scotland. now, as we hea

you can see that shield of cloud that sat across parts of north—east england and scotland.it will bring a band of showers across many parts of the uk. ahead of that, there could well be some areas of mist and fog. a little bit chilly across parts of east anglia, also quite cold in shetland, 10 for lerwick, but elsewhere 14 degrees for belfast. through the day tomorrow will see this band of cloud and rain pushed its way eastwards. more significant rain likely to develop over time across the northern isles. brightening but also scattering of heavy and thundery showers. and here the highest temperatures up to 18—19 but a bit less chilly than it was today in parts of north—east england and scotland. now, as we head on into bank holiday monday we will see a couple of different weather systems, this one bringing some showers early on into eastern parts of england. theree's also a weak cold front up towards the north of scotland. that'll sink southwards. bringing patchy rain to southern scotland and north—east england and a northerly wind following on behind, so a slightly chillie

north of scotland. that'll sink southwards, bringing a bit of patchy rain to south—east scotland and north—east englandther south 17—19 for south wales and southern england. now, as we head into tuesday, high pressure builds, so that will give dry weather for most of us for tuesday and wednesday, but then we see frontal systems approaching from the south—west, threatening to turn things a bit more unsettled as we head into next weekend — which is, of course, another bank holiday weekend. so, actually, a fair amount of dry weather through the first part of the coming week, but the increasing chance that we will see some outbreaks of rain, and, also, a brisk wind. this is bbc news. the headlines. sedans are may say it's launching a large—scale iq on khartoum to recapture areas help either rival support groups. 0fficials recapture areas help either rival support groups. officials say at least 500 people have been killed during the two weeks of fighting between the army and the rival paramilitary force. police in texas say five people, including a eight—year—old child been killed after shooting at a house.

north of scotland. that'll sink southwards, bringing a bit of patchy rain to south—east scotland and north—east england 8 degrees, 11 for aberdeen, further south 17—19 for south wales and southern england. now, as we head into tuesday, high pressure builds, so that will give dry weather for most of us for tuesday and wednesday, but then we see frontal systems approaching from the south—west, threatening to turn things a bit more unsettled as we head into next weekend — which is, of course, another bank holiday weekend. so, actually, a fair amount of dry weather through the first part of the coming week, but the increasing chance that we will see some outbreaks of rain, and, also, a brisk wind. and now, panorama, wing darren manuel king charles change the monarchy king charles iii is preparing for the most significant day monarchy ficant day of his life — his coronation. my life will, of course, change, as i take up my new responsibilities. god save the king! he's facing big challenges. there are questions about the monarchy�*s wealth and privilege. there is so much wealth that they hold which is untouc

of towards the north—east of eeottert— towards the north—east of scotland and— towards the north—east monday, of on monday, bank holiday monday, ot the — on monday, bank holiday monday, of course, the focus— on monday, bank holiday monday, of course, the focus for the ehowee— of course, the focus for the ehowere-he — of course, the focus for the showers be towards of course, the focus for the showers-be towards east showers will be towards the east ert—trttert- and south—east of england. atetm— and south—east of england. atetmlor— and south—east of england. again, or showers again, 1 or 2 heavy showers erourt— again, 1 or 2 heavy showers around here.— again, 1 or 2 heavy showers around here. some patchy rain towerte— around here. some patchy rain towards—scotland, towards the north of scotland, but towards the north of scotland, hut—httherl but elsewhere, with higher rreeeure—l but elsewhere, with higher rreeeure— we| but elsewhere, with higher- pressure _, we should pressure dominating, we should see pressure dominating, we should e tot— pressure dominating, we should e tot ot— press

but with this high building to the north—east of us, the easterly wind will strengthen a little. l on the eastern coast. we could see more cloud in the south on tuesday, maybe even giving rise to the odd shower. some spells of sunshine elsewhere. once again, the highest temperatures likely across the north and the west of the uk, and that will continue deeper into the week. always a bit chilly the further east, could turn cloudy around the middle parts of the week. there will always some spells of sunshine and generally warmest in the west. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. hello and welcome to talking business, with me, tadhg enright. let's have a look at what's on the show. can revenge spending save the world economy? after more than three years, lockdown is finally over for more than a billion people in china. they've had time to stash trillions of dollars�* worth of savings. are they about to spend it travelling the world? and what's that going to mean for the rest of us? i'll

scotland and north—east england under northerly wind behind so slightly chillybuilds giving dry weather for most for tuesday and wednesday but frontal systems approaching from the south—west threatening to turn more unsettled into next weekend which is another bank holiday weekend so actually a fair amount of bank holiday weekend so actually a fairamount of dry bank holiday weekend so actually a fair amount of dry weather through the first part of the coming week, the first part of the coming week, the increasing chance of outbreaks of rain and a brisk wind. now on bbc news, it's panorama. king charles iii is preparing for the most significant day of his life — his coronation. my life will, of course, change, as i take up my new responsibilities. god save the king! he's facing big challenges. there are questions about the monarchy�*s wealth and privilege. there is so much wealth that they hold which is untouched and untaxed and is unaccounted for. the cost of the monarchy is tiny compared to what it produces for this country. storm clouds are gathering in some c

high pressure stays with us, meaning it will be largely dry but with this high building to the north—eastable coming in off the chilly north sea will make it feel rather cool for some of these eastern coasts. we could see more cloud in the south developing some spells of sunshine elsewhere. once again, the highest temperatures likely to be across the north and west of the uk. and that is a theme that will continue as we head deeper into the week. always a little bit chilly the further east you are. could turn quite cloudy around the middle parts of the week. but there will always be some spells of sunshine and generally warmest in the west. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. argument done by eno barony plays. # high spirits so they can't kill it. # god's plan, no man... hiplife, to us, is what peanut butter is to bread. this is what actually- defines us as ghanaians. every ghanaian everywhere is representing ghana with hiplife. i would not even have fathomed being a musician if

and east the uk the north and easth better day unfolding with a much better day unfolding out ireland, out across northern ireland, wales of wales and the south—west of england sunshine, england in the sunshine, temperatures climbing into the high teens could or high teens could see 18 or 19 degrees towards the degrees down towards the south—east, in south—east, 19 is 66. in fahrenheit, but quite chilly up towards north—east towards the far north—east overnight, monday tuesday, overnight, monday into tuesday, showers continue across those northern and eastern areas. northern and far eastern areas. but towards the west, with but out towards the west, with high pressure starting to build in, it's quieter picture. in, it's a quieter picture. there'll clear spells. in, it's a quieter picture. theragain, clear spells. in, it's a quieter picture. theragain, turninglear spells. in, it's a quieter picture. theragain, turning aar spells. in, it's a quieter picture. theragain, turning a littletlls. in, it's a quieter picture. th

this is the satellite picture from early on and you can see that field of cloud across parts of north—east could well be some areas of mist and fog. little bit chilly other parts of east anglia may be up to 3—4 or colder in shetland to the lerwick 10 degrees for belfast so i'll start to sunday. through the day tomorrow will see this band of cloud rain pushed its way eastwards. more significant rain like developer time across the northern isles. the name brightening but also scattering of heavy and thundery showers. staying dry across east anglia and the south—east, highest images up to 18—19 but a bit less chilly than it was today about the north—east england and scotland. as we head on into bank holiday monday we will see a couple of different weather systems, this one bringing some showers and into eastern parts of england. weak cold front up towards the north of scotland sinking south was bringing patchy rain to sell the scotland and north—east england and de novo win following behind so a slightly chillier feel and temperatures around 8 degrees and 11 for aberdeen and further south 18—

however on the earlier satellite picture we can see this zone of cloud as part of scotland and north—east spots of rain and it does feel rather chilly. to the north of that, certainly in some colder air comes in sunshine yes, but some scattered showers. further south, northern ireland, northwestern, wales, the midlands and the south of england, that's where we have the warmest weather, 14 to 19, maybe 20, a mix of sunny spells but scattered heavy infantry downpours. as we head through this evening until i come of this band of cloud, a more widespread showery weather will push in from the west. ahead of that, a few mist and fog patches, temperatures in east anglia down to 3 or 4, just two for shetland but further west, 94 plymouth, 10 for belfast so a mild start. tomorrow, the band of cloud and showers will drift eastwards, more persistent rain likely to develop across 0rkney moving up into shetland. behind that for northern ireland, the sun will come out through the afternoon but we will see some heavy and probably thundery showers breaking out. east anglia and the south—east corner likel

we will take the workers of the north—east andy hall scotland with us on our green journey.cotland programme on its own, for example, offers the potential of £28 billion of supply chain work based in scotland. our renewable energy resources will also help us to develop a hydrogen sector, which is why a focus for the next three years is to lay our foundations in scotland. we will also continue to support innovations through policies such as these, we hope to make scott one of the leading missions and business, health, life sciences, digital industry, and advanced manufacturing. as we do this, we will seek to support economic growth, and ensure that wealth is far more evenly distributed. so we will continue to invest in skills so that people are able to take advantage of new opportunities, we will encourage growth in every part of scotland. by working with local and regional partners. in that setting out our plans for the economy, i also want to make a shorter point about the government's relationship to it our business community. i am the proud son of miss anna, in factjust t

high pressure stays with us, meaning it will be largely dry but with this high building to the north—east noticeable coming in off the chilly north sea will make it feel rather cool for some of these eastern coasts. we could see more cloud in the south developing on tuesday, maybe even giving rise to the odd shower. some spells of sunshine elsewhere. once again, the highest temperature is likely to be across the north and west of the uk. and that is a theme that will continue as we head deeper into the week. always a little bit chilly the further east you are. could turn quite cloudy around the middle parts of the week. but there will always be some spells of sunshine and generally warmest in the west. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. 0n the battlefields of ukraine, you won't just find local soldiers... slava ukraini. ..but volunteers from all over the world. guatemala, portugal, america. ukrainian officials say 20,000 international volunteers have travelled to help fight bac

high pressure stays with us, meaning it will be largely dry but with this high building to the north—eastather cool for some of these eastern coasts. we could see more cloud in the south developing on tuesday, maybe even giving rise to the odd shower. some spells of sunshine elsewhere. once again, the highest temperatures likely to be across the north and west of the uk. and that is a theme that will continue as we head deeper into the week. always a little bit chilly the further east you are. could turn quite cloudy around the middle parts of the week. but there will always be some spells of sunshine and generally warmest in the west. on saturday following a suspected smoke bomb attack. this is bbc news. the headlines — the un secretary—general calls for an immediate ceasefire in sudan after at least 56 people were killed in clashes between rival military factions. around 600 people have been injured in the violence. the military launched air strikes on a paramilitary force's base in the capital khartoum to reassert control over the country. a chinese rocket launching a weather satellite

so too the north—east of england. the chance of a bit of rain too. weather and some sunshine. that may trigger a few more showers. some of them could be heavy, for example in northern ireland, some parts of england and wales, but through much of the midlands, towards east anglia, the south—east, it may well be dry and this is where we'll see the warmest of the weather. we could reach 20 degrees for the first time in england on saturday. notice it's quite a lot colder underneath the cloud in scotland and the north—east of england. cold air is never too far away from northern parts of scotland. for much of the country, though, we've got milder, warmerair coming in more from the south, but it does bring the chance of some more showers, probably sooner on sunday, and perhaps more widely as well, with the risk of some thunderstorms in there. perhaps once again east anglia in the south—east of england living a charmed life, staying dry with some sunshine. temperatures 18 or 19 degrees here. we still could make 16 with those heavier showers in northern irel

high pressure stays with us, meaning it will be largely dry but with this high building to the north—eastsea will make it feel rather cool for some of these eastern coasts. we could see more cloud developing on tuesday, maybe giving rise to the odd shower. some spells of sunshine elsewhere. the highest temperature is likely to be across the north and west of the uk and that is a theme that will continue as we had deeper into the week. always a little bit chilly the further east you are. could turn quite cloudy around the middle parts of the week. there will always be some spells of sunshine and generally warmest in the west. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. asa as a parent, you always want to give your child the best start in life. ., . ., give your child the best start in life. ., ., ., , in life. you want them to be better than _ in life. you want them to be better than you, _ in life. you want them to be better than you, have i in life. you want them to be better than you,

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east coast. heading into tuesday and more cloud will work in from the north—west in northern ireland and scotlandlose to the east coast. middle of the week sees a few fronts trying to move in. as they do, they willjust move across they do, they willjust move across the area of high pressure. so they will tend to fizzle out, but they will tend to fizzle out, but they will bring some rain in the north—east. at the moment looking dry for good friday and the easter weekend. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley and these are the headlines... pope francis presides over palm sunday mass at the vatican — just a day after leaving hospital in rome for treatment for bronchitis. authorities in the united states have been assessing the damage caused by severe storms and tornadoes. at least 21 people are now known to have died and dozens more are missing — after the severe weather left a trail of devastation. these are two of three british men the uk foreign office says it is trying to get in touch with since being detained by secret police in afghanistan. more than a hundred thousand people take part in protests a

best of the sunshine quite likely to be across north—east scotland, some brighter skies for northern h could lift temperatures to 16, maybe 17 degrees across the coast of north—east scotland. as we head into monday, perhaps some early fog patches and some cloud lingering for parts of scotland and northern ireland, at least for a time. and with a feed of easterly winds, temperatures on some of the north sea coasts will struggle a little — 14 degrees for aberdeen and for hull but further west, highs of 17 or 18 degrees. high pressure stays with us as we head through the coming week but the alignment, the orientation of this high, will tend to bring us an easterly wind, which means these eastern coasts will always be on the chilly side. the highest temperatures further west. but for the most part, it is looking largely dry with some spells of sunshine. bye for now. good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: a smoke bomb is thrown at the japanese prime minister whilst he makes a speech in western japan. more strikes are on the way by nurs

azarbaijan, north west azarbaijan, north east, a city in north khorasan and the northern part of razavi khorasan. at what point and place did the rain occur? thursday from the extent and coverage of these rain-producing clouds in the provinces i mentioned , it should be killed in the eastern half of fars province in kohgiluyeh and boyer ahmad in chaharmahal and bakhtiari. in the provinces of the country, i told them to refrain from spraying and spraying, and the car manufacturers and gardeners are reminded to keep the anti-hail system in full readiness. and with admiration or in hormozgan in a place like heaven if you are in hajiabad, be aware that the intensity of rainstorms is at the right warning level. the orange color and the flooding of seasonal rivers are coming. please stay away from the edges and bed of the paths as much as possible, dredging the canals and draining the fields and gardens, and don't forget the heavy rainstorms on wednesday. in the range and height of semnan province, you should be very afraid, there is a high chance of lightning strike. please avoid clim

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a bit of cloud just rolling in off the north sea for north east england, eastern scotland and along northrwise, elsewhere after that chilly starts, it's the low to mid—teens for most of us. and then through friday night into the early part of saturday, temperatures again tumble across central, southern and western areas where skies are clearest, particularly cold there, i think, for west midlands, central wales, but eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud here so not quite as cold as will be further west. into saturday, then, very little change, high pressure dominates the scene. this weather front getting a little bit closer to northern ireland, but it stays away, i think, throughout the day. so plenty of sunshine once again through the morning, into the afternoon, a bit of cloud bubbling up that could just produce the odd shower here and there. but most places will stay dry and there's temperatures ranging from around 11—15 degrees. again, quite chilly, though, across north east scotland, with the onshore breeze. easter sunday looks to be a little bit warmer. plenty of sunshine th

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east coast. heading into tuesday, a bit more cloud that will work in from the north—west across northern ireland nd east you will be staying dry, clear and sunny and it will feel warmer. 1a, possibly 15 degrees. not as cool as it has been close to the east coast. middle of the week sees some weather fronts trying to move in from the atlantic. as they do, they move across the area of high pressure so they will tend to fizzle out but they will bring some outbreaks of rain, especially across northern and north—western parts of the uk through the middle part of the week, but mostly dry further south and at the moment it looks dry for good friday and into the easter weekend. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley and these are the headlines. pope francis presides over palm sunday mass at the vatican, a day after leaving hospital in rome for treatment for bronchitis. authorities in the united states have been assessing the damage caused by severe storms and tornadoes. at least 21 people are now known to have died and dozens more are missing after the severe weather left a trail of devastation. these

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also some cloud across the eastern coast of scotland and north—east england.the coast, temperatures around 10—11, not feeling that warm. the highest temperature be further west. again, in the highlands looking at temperatures climbing into the low 20s. some of you might turn out to be quite an easy today because it is very high levels of tree pollen. something like 25% of us are sensitive to that, so you might find a tissue or too handy. overnight tonight, if you match was in south—east england, but otherwise a dry night with tiptoes dropping down into low single figures. quite a chilly start to tomorrow. i think generally, although the weather is largely dry, there will be more cloud for england and wales. there could be an odd passenger work. most of us will keep fine and dry weather with the best of the sunshine returning through the afternoon across much of the uk, especially in the north and east. temperatures highest again across western areas, probably high teens into parts of western scotland. heading into thursday, there are some slightly cooler air w

high pressure stays with us, meaning it will be largely dry but with this high building to the north—east it feel rather cool for some of these eastern coasts. we could see more cloud in the south developing on tuesday, maybe even giving rise to the odd shower. some spells of sunshine elsewhere. once again, the highest temperatures likely to be across the north and west of the uk. and that is a theme that will continue as we head deeper into the week. always a little bit chilly the further east you are. could turn quite cloudy around the middle parts of the week. but there will always be some spells of sunshine and generally warmest in the west. good morning. welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today: a ban on any new so—called smart motorways — campaigners welcome the move but say they want the hard shoulder to be returned to all roads. it doesn't cover the existing roads and the existing roads are killing us so it is half the battle but there is half the battle to go. more than a hundred arrests, as animal rights protesters storm aintree racecourse, a

it's not until we get into the weekend we see the milder colours push up towards the far north—east ofrt, we see more cloud develop. that cloud will spread out, so we'll have some sunny intervals or bright spells through the afternoon. still a peppering of showers in the north, a few in the east, but by the end of the afternoon a new weather front coming in across the isles of scilly and west cornwall will introduce thicker cloud and some spots of rain. breezy, but not as breezy as yesterday, with highs up to 12 degrees. pollen levels today, and we're talking tree pollen, are going to be high across much of the country away from northern ireland and northern scotland, where they are low or moderate. through this evening and overnight our weather front makes a bit more progress moving northwards and eastwards, so from south wales to kent and all points south, it's going to be murky tonight. there will be some light rain, some drizzle, some hill fog. further north, where we've got the blues under clear skies, it's going to be cold. cold enough for some pockets of frost, but here tomorrow

high pressure still to the north—east for tuesday. lot of fine weather to be found during the day. we stuck with that cloud across central and eastern areas. that will burn off during the morning, but we could pick up more cloud from the continent as we go into the afternoon and one or two showers will be possible across east anglia and the south—east. there it is again, that wind of the north sea around the southern flank of the area of high pressure. i am not brave enough for a dip in the north sea. it isjust brave enough for a dip in the north sea. it is just eight or 9 degrees. you are pulling in air which means temperature is will get no higher than eight or nine through the day on tuesday over the north sea. for the remainder of the week, high pressure continues to sit to the north—east. we will put in bits and pieces of cloud again to the south of the uk throughout thursday, but by friday, it looks like it will become more unsettled towards the south. in contrast to last week, what a difference. last week, it was relentless rai

could have five to 10 centimetres of snow above 300 metres and it's going to be windy across the north—eastr chilly night. so a chilly start to the day tomorrow as low pressure anchors itself across the uk. but look at the isobars, particularly in the south—west and through the english channel. here is where we'll have the strongest winds through the course of tomorrow. so we start off with the wintriness above 300 metres in the highlands. we could see some wintriness in the tops of the pennines, the cumbrian fells, the welsh mountains and the moors for a time. but that will revert back to rain and showers. and these black circles represent the strength of the gusts of wind. so wherever you are, it's going to be a windy day, but especially so south wales, south—west and the english channel coastline. it will feel chilly, too, in the showers, the rain and the wind, seven to 12 degrees being our maximum temperatures. during wednesday into thursday, the low pressure drifts off in the direction of the north sea. the isobarrs really widen. so it's not going to be as windy a day. it'll still be b

north and the west. why? well, because high pressure is dominating. it's towards the south—west and also out towards the east north sea facing coast today. so here it's always going to feel a little cooler and there will be some cloud across scotland and northern ireland. small chance for a shower here, a bit more clouds, and 13 degrees celsius. of course, a little bit more strength than the sunshine at this time of year. so in the best of that, it's going to feel pleasantly warm. now, as we head through this evening and overnight, a lot of clear skies around. the winds fall lighter and there will be some frost developing into tomorrow morning. temperatures hovering round about freezing. you can see from the blue tones here where the frost will tend to be. a little milder towards the far south—east of england and also, of course, across the far north and west of scotland and northern ireland, but cloudier and breezy here. now, as we head through monday, then there's plenty more sunshine to come in the forecast. these weather fronts all blocked by the area of high pressure. so more sunshine, a bit more cloud

devastating bonds in saddam as fighting between the national army and incident courses brings the north east african countries to bring a few. mags are in place with go to the world. this is a good to have your company today. my name's right um. let's take a look at the top stories. russians are bash, that's the case says since the ship is becoming a more serious problem in that country. as the times newspaper deleted an interview with him about russel, stalls on the bank conflict. now, speaking exclusively to archie the end, when he says why he thinks that british media outlets remove the article in the case of times, a very experienced political observer has come into the good meet you and can i were. and i was pleasantly surprised when i have seen the text over the girl. it was like, it has been reflecting, in effect, what i have said without distortion. so or taken phrases taken out of context. and i wonder how cedar. so the initial was on time. so that respectful and very poor newspaper that they had to remove the call the whole article. and it is not revealed to those the audience. i d

north sea. so temperatures, especially in the east, are going to be that bit lower.rough the week, into wednesday and thursday, we still do have high pressure in charge. here's our weather front on wednesday, tending to fizzle and isobars telling you it's not going to be particularly windy, but it will be brisk along the north sea coastline. so the outlook as we head towards the latter part of the week remains unsettled with rain or showers at times. this is bbc news. the headlines: fighting between rival armed factions in sudan intensifies, with nearly a hundred people killed and hundreds more injured this weekend. russian opposition activist vladimir kara—murza is sentenced to 25 in prison for treason and other offences linked to his criticism of the kremlin. we have a special report from inside myanmar, where political activists tell the bbc they will never accept the country's dictatorship following a military coup two years ago. eurovision hopefuls take to the stage in london in the final pre—party before the competition next month in liverpool.

north and west, while? because high pressure is dominating. it the south—west and to the eastacross scotland and northern ireland, small chance of a shower, a bit more cloud, but still breaking up bit more cloud, but still breaking up at times across western wales and the far south—west of england. temperatures peaking between nine and i3 temperatures peaking between nine and 13 degrees celsius a little bit more strength in the sunshine at this time of year. in the best of that it this time of year. in the best of thatitis this time of year. in the best of that it is going to feel pleasantly warm. as we head through this evening and overnight, a lot of clear skies around, winds a full lighter and there will be some frost developing into tomorrow morning, temperatures hovering around freezing, you can see from the blue tones here with a frost will tend to become a little milder towards the south—east of england and across the far north and west of scotland and northern ireland, but but cloudy and breezy here. as we head through monday, plenty more sunshine to come, forecast, we

we are going to see cloud increasing towards eastern coastal parts of scotland and north—east englandome drizzle and a rather chilly day here. just one or two light showers are possible across the south—eastern parts of england. other than that, there will be patchy cloud here and there. most places will stay dry, we'll get to see some sunshine. but those coastal parts of eastern scotland and north—east england with the cloud here may not get into double figures. the cloud is becoming a bit more widespread across eastern areas overnight and into the morning, and some patchy mist and fog is possible here and there. not quite as chilly going into saturday morning, but the coldest spots in the countryside will be close to freezing, so a touch of frost is possible. we are going to see often quite large amounts of cloud towards eastern coastal parts of the uk during saturday, whereas further inland, you get to see some sunny spells. the odd spot of drizzle can't be ruled out and another fairly chilly day where the cloud is thickest. but elsewhere, a touch breezier, but there will be plenty

we are in the north-east of the irkutsk region, this is the city of bodaibo, from where such a name, according to one version, people at one time asked god forbid, god forbid, and he gave them gold. here is a monument to the miners of the bodaibo region back in the middle of the 19th century. here they found the first placer, gold in the bodaibo region is the largest gold deposit in russia - sukhoi log in its bowels about thirty percent of the reserves of all gold in russia we are on our way to vervenskaya, one of the most technically equipped gold enterprises, the mining industry of russia is part of the holding pole, it operates not only in the irkutsk region, but also in the magadan krasnoyarsk territory of yakutia in vervenskaya from bodaibo, plus a few more hours of the road , we arrived when it got dark but is this a reason not to mine gold in this area. we have the initial ore, which is being transported to the factory. accordingly, from the verninsky quarry, that is, ore enters the factory. uh, using car dealerships komatsu also uses belaz dump trucks that we work directly on

, the ukrainians have demonstrated pretty effectively in two very successful counteroffensives, north—eastkharkiv and the recapture of kherson in november, so they've got form here, they can do this. and, of course, before that, they stopped the russians dead in the battle for kyiv and forced the russians to withdraw, so that was a really significant victory for them as well. the ukrainians have given us a masterclass in operational manoeuvre and campaign design, provided they've got the tools to do the job, they can do it. there is a risk, though, of escalation, isn't there? there is a risk that as a result of failing to give the ukrainians the weapons to do the job, this will become protracted and attritional conflict which will go on for a very long time. think the iran iraq war of the 19805. and the message is clear, i think there is a clear equation here, the quicker ukraine gets the tools it needs to do the job, the quicker ukraine can achieve if not 100% of his military objectives, at least enough of its military objectives to assure itself that it can be safe and moreover get that

we expect for the next hours in the north-east of the country, for the north-east heights of the country , we will have the same conditions for the north-west and the alborz heights. in the afternoon hours, we are predicting the increase of clouds and light rains in the altitude of these areas. in other parts of our country, for the next few days , we have almost clear to slightly cloudy skies. strong winds for today and if there is no wind tomorrow in some parts of our country, the wind models in the northwest of alborz show strong winds for the next few hours in the provinces of ardabil, east azarbaijan, west azarbaijan , central zanjan, hamedan, and for the south of sistan and baluchistan, and east of hormozgan and gush. strong wind is expected to cause severe damage to half-completed buildings, there are advertising signs, worn out trees, there is a yellow surface, the weather is simplified, we request that full information be provided in these areas. qazvin, alborz, tehran the 9th package of wind blowing is expected for farda sharif. it is expected that there will be a wedge of dust

first landfall occurred over the north—western tip of australia, along the ningaloo coast and on to parts of eastimor and indonesia. scientists have used the eclipse to study the sun's atmosphere and learn more about distant galaxies. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. a lovely, sunny day, darren? yes, it looks like it will stay dry and sunny for many parts of the country through the rest of today, just one or two lonely clouds here and there. there is a chilly wind blowing. we've got high pressure for the momentjust north of us, that means the winds are coming and off the north sea and the weather front will bring more cloud into east anglia and the south—east of england and eventually a few showers as well and eventually a few showers as well and there may be a little bit of low cloud and haar toying with the east coast of scotland. otherwise plenty of sunshine, chilly down the north sea coasts with the wind off the sea, highest temperatures probably in the western highlands, 18 degrees here. this evening we will see the wetter weather pushing its

we will see pockets of frost, in north—east scotland, northern ireland, northern england and the north south—west, pushing eastwards, but there is a lack of isobars on the chart, light breezes on friday. the rain pushing from the west to east, a day of sunshine and showers. not all of us catching a shower, but some will be heavy and thundery with hailstones. temperatures nine to 12 celsius, cool for the stage in we would normally expect 10 degrees to 40 degrees north to south. on saturday, in line of cloud which will drift west, a lot of dry weather, sunshine, weatherfront west, a lot of dry weather, sunshine, weather front coming west, a lot of dry weather, sunshine, weatherfront coming in later in the day bringing cloud into northern ireland and that will produce temperatures are climbing, 9 degrees to 15 celsius. heading into sunday, the weather front in the west makes progress east taking dampness, but it will break up and there will be a lot of dry weather around. if anything, temperatures will be a little bit higher, we are looking at a range of 12 degrees to 16 celsius. as we he