. renewed russian attack in the north-east— renewed russian attack in the north-east. , ., , ., ., north-eastoment, thank you very _ north-east. james, for the moment, thank you very much _ north-east. james, for the moment, thank you very much for _ north-east. james, for the moment, thank you very much forjoining i north-east. james, for the moment, thank you very much forjoining us, | thank you very much forjoining us, james waterhouse in ukraine. to papua new guinea now, where around 670 people are thought to have died after a massive landslide on friday. the figure is an estimate based on the number of houses believed to have been buried in up to eight metres of rock, earth and trees. so far, only a handful of bodies have been recovered. the affected areas are in the highlands of enga, in the north of the island nation in the south—west pacific. earlier, we spoke to journalist scott waide, the papua new guinea correspondent for radio new zealand. he gave us this update. there is a kilometre of earth that stretches from the foot of the mountain to where it has ended. and there are at leas

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ukrainian officials say nearly 10,000 people in the north—east have now been evacuated from their homeslaunched a renewed offensive across the border. the governor of the kharkiv region, oleg synegubov, said there has been another two russian attempts to break through ukraine's defences. let's speak to glib mazepa, who is a resident in downtown kharkiv. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i wondered thank you forjoining us on bbc news. iwondered if thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i wondered if you could explain to our viewers around the world what day—to—day life is like at the moment in kharkiv? world what day-to-day life is like at the moment in kharkiv?- world what day-to-day life is like at the moment in kharkiv? well, on a dail basis at the moment in kharkiv? well, on a daily basis we — at the moment in kharkiv? well, on a daily basis we have _ at the moment in kharkiv? well, on a daily basis we have a _ at the moment in kharkiv? well, on a daily basis we have a tax _ at the moment in kharkiv? well, on a daily basis we have a tax of _ at the moment in kharkiv? well, on a dail

we saw the north—east of 77 ' harmed of shetland, ' 7 77 ' harmed of shetland, note the north—east ofd, not a bad afternoon here. elsewhere, outbreaks of rain. and behind that, really and really sharp showers and thunderstorms in parts of northern ireland, southern scotland, northern and eastern england. showers that could give you a lot of rain in a short space of time. in—between, could give you a lot of rain in a short spa( highs me. in—between, could give you a lot of rain in a short spa( highs ofe. in—between, could give you a lot of rain in a short spa( highs of 17 n—between, could give you a lot of rain in a short spa( highs of 17 or between, could give you a lot of rain in a short spa( highs of 17 or 18. neen, could give you a lot of rain in a short spa( highs of 17 or 18. the i, sunshine, highs of 17 or 18. the rain moves northwards and stalls in northern scotland overnight. elsewhere, heavy showers for a time. most places will be dry by tomorrow morning. not quite as chilly as it was last night. ten, 11, 12 degrees. into the sunshine and into tomorrow, the sunshine and showe

north—east england as well.nd temperatures remaining on the mild side, frost free, certainly heading on into sunday morning. so sunday, a very similar sort of day really again, predominantly dry and morning mist and fog which will slowly break up and burn back towards the coast. we'll perhaps hold on to a little bit more in the way of cloud across northern parts of scotland with one or two showers and the chance of the odd shower cropping up further south across england and wales, perhaps one or two into northern ireland. but the vast majority actually looking dry, 21—22 degrees in the warmest spots, a little bit cooler around some of those east coasts, again. and moving through into monday, we've got low pressure trying to move in from the atlantic, but also from the near continent as well. and there's more of a chance that that's going to bring some rain from tuesday into wednesday. so i think a little bit more unsettled through the middle of next week. and then a hint that things turn a little drier and warme

russian forces have been advancing in the north—east and fierce fighting has been taking place.ellow on this map represent new gains claimed by russia. our defence correspondent has been to the front line. from there he sent this special report. we are told to immediately head to a bunker. taking shelter, recently arrived ukrainian reinforcements. a week ago, they were fighting elsewhere on the front. andre tells me the story is dynamic and tense. from a drone feed, they are nervously watching and waiting for another attack. nervously watching and waiting for anotherattack. he nervously watching and waiting for another attack. he says it is time to leave. they've just spotted enemy forces advancing. this is where they are directing artillery fire and are telling us to get out. they have said this area is under threat and we are going to go. at a field hospital further from the front, medics treating victor, he has lost his fingers mortar explosion. he explosion. he says he and his men were fending off wave after wave of russian attacks. they were outnumbered and also outgunned.

russian forces have been advancing in the north east, near kharkiv, and fierce fighting has been taking new gains claimed by russia. our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, sent this special report from the front line. near the village of lipsi, the russians are closing in. the fire from a recent rocket attack near a ukrainian position. we are told to immediately head to a bunker. taking shelter, recently arrived ukrainian reinforcements. a week ago, they were fighting elsewhere on the front. andrei tells me the situation is dynamic and tense. from a drone feed, they are nervously watching and waiting for another attack. he says it's time to leave. theyjust spotted enemy forces advancing. this is where they are directing artillery fire. they are telling us to get out. they said this area is under threat, and we are going to go. at a field hospital further from the front, medics are treating viktor. he has lost his fingers in a mortar explosion. he says he and his men were fending off wave after wave of russian attacks. they were outnumbered and also outgunned. translation: they have

and it mightjust persist for some parts of north—east england and eastern scotland.d one, particularly as the sun's strong, and we'll get temperatures perhaps a little higher than today across england and wales as a result, still in eastern parts of northern ireland. the central belt a little bit lower than today as well. same sort of story as we get into monday. the misty, murky weatherfirst thing slow to clear away. just very isolated showers. just a bit of a northerly drift coming in, so temperatures won't be quite so high. but do bear in mind, even if it isn't quite as warm, it's still strong. the sunshine is just as strong. and then as we head towards the middle of next week, well, this low pressure mightjust bring in something more significant wind and rain—wise. but obviously, the devil's going to be in the detail that far away. but it does look as if, at that stage, it will turn more unsettled once again, after today's storms, and a bit windier too. this is bbc news. the headlines: president zelensky says ukraine only has about a quarter of the air defences i

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slowly moving north—east. the further east and north—east. 4. this evening and overnight with a low pressure with its attendant when the front very much with us. pushing north and east. we will follow this rant. you can see how it wraps around introducing more showers. there will be low cloud mist and murk across some eastern areas. not a cold night, that is visual. it will be mild and for some eastern areas. not a cold night, that is visual. it will be mild and puts in of us will be quite a warm move through tuesday, we area of low pressure, still got the weather front connected with it. the weather front connected with it. the weather front still producing some rain slowly moving north and east. eventually clearing northern ireland. if we follow it round once again, a platter of sham is coming in across parts of wales and southern england. there was to be some change in between. some sunny skies at times across the north of scotland. these are the temperatures. 12 in lerwick, 20 possible and inverness and i9 temperatures. 12 in lerwick, 20 p

a little cooler around the north—east coast.eek, we have low pressure trying to move in from a couple of directions. from the atlantic. but also, from continental europe. so thatis also, from continental europe. so that is a sign things turn more unsettled particularly through the middle part of next week. so we start largely dry, some rain around especially on wednesday, it could be quite blustery. a dip in the middle of the week as we see more unsettled weather arriving. of the week as we see more unsettled weatherarriving. but of the week as we see more unsettled weather arriving. but a hint things will turn drier and warmer to the end of the week and of course, the bank holidays looming as well. the weekend is pretty good, but the week ahead, not so good. thank you. that's it. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. but now, let's join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello. it was a hello, i'm adam wild, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme... dramatic scenes at v

, clearer skies, ease away from the north—east, clearerskies, chilly ease away from the north—east, clearer and rain gathering out into the west, a sign of what's to come. 6 or 7 sources here, 11 or 12 where the rain is and that rain will sweep its way steadily north and east as we go through the day. on tuesday some heavier bursts mixed in, perhaps not quite getting to aberdeenshire and the northern isles during the day. brightening up slowly but surely behind with a few showers tucking in behind the front. temperatures a degree or so up, highs of around 18. low pressure staying with us through the middle part of the week and we still see some showers, particularly head to the east. an area of high pressure slowly starting to build so as we go through the day on wednesday, sunny spells and scattered showers of the show most frequent along exposed east coasts. perhaps a bit quieter out to the west. a little more sunshine coming through so here we might see 18 or 19 but a little bit cooler and exposed east coast. as we move into thursday and friday, this high pressure is going to start to bu

a russia's offensive in the north—east of ukraine intensifies, as president zelensky cancels all futurey of state antony blinken states that they are rushing ammunition and air defense systems to the front line to protect, both soldiers and civilians amidst a renewed russian offensive. the prime minister promises no prisoner will be released early if they're a risk to the public, as new measures are due, to tackle prison overcrowding. let's start this hour with breaking news. local media in slovakia says, the prime minister, robert fico has

here, which is in the northern part of the gulf of city and the town of feta noon, which is in the north east, the potentially indicating that it's being there although it's rather said it is, they're mostly under control. now, what does it mean for the people on the ground? they have to leave in the southern parts now to an area either going for the up north to con eunice, where there's nice the proper and ruins, but also there. what else to go to on my was the, which is on the show on the coastline of gossip and agencies have said, you know, the area there is hardly an adequate of course. so many people. it is without electricity without uh, you know, running water sewage system and people have been displaced now many times over and over again. all this is of course happening why the compartment is going on and also in this integration are receiving the since tuesday is the russell crossing which has been closed. as soon as an agent is agencies of warning that and not enough age is coming in any more older, as well as, as some it kind of came in. but there is a dispute of a how much a is ac

labour did the same in hartlepool in the north—east of england.nd on the south coast in west sussex where they have never won before. but, five independent candidate standing on a pro—gastric platform cost labour control in oldham in greater manchester as evidence labour's stance on gaza has had an impact particularly in places with a significant muslim population. earlier, keir starmer was in blackpool to celebrate winning a

north east england and north—east scotland.es and southern counties of england, just the odd shower here or there. sunshine across northern ireland, in northern scotland, the sunniest spot seeing 24—25. so, where you have blue skies overhead, yes, it feels quite warm out there. through this evening and overnight, the weather front continuing to bring splashes of rain, also saying misty and murky for some north sea coasts, some clear skies perhaps filling in with patches of mist and file, slightly cooler than the last couple of nights for some of us, generally, between nine and 12 degrees. for thursday, our weather front bringing clad in splashes of rain. some heavy rain developing across parts of east anglia, the north midlands, north wales, in parts of northern england. to the north of that, sunny spells, someone, temperatures up to 22—23 and islands. one or two sharp showers and thunderstorms breaking out, we could see some of those four northern ireland far north of england. here is our rain band, some uncertainty about the

we are told some of the ukrainian forces have it, but what we are hearing from commanders in the north—eastmore advantageous positions — that is the wording. we don't yet know whether it is a withdrawal or a retreat, but it is clear they are struggling to contain this russian attack in the face of constant ground attacks and artillery fire. now, there are real concerns that russia is planning another attack further north into the sumy region where troops are gathering there. and it's interesting, i think there are questions over ukraine's ability to prevent this because it has long been known that russia is gathering troops, but kyiv is reluctantly agreeing with western allies do not use the missiles it provides on targets inside russia, only on occupied territory inside ukraine. that is a source of deep frustration for ministers here, and it might be a reason why they are seemingly unable to prevent these incursions from taking place. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the european commission has strongly criticised georgia for passing its foreign influence law, targetti

low pressure is firmly in charge today, with a weather front to the north—east, enhancing the showers of bright spells, sunshine and showers, slow—moving showers across the north and north—east of scotland, they could be heavy and sundry with hail. later the cloud thickens across the isles of scilly and cornwall, bringing in some rain. if you in the sunshine and light breezes, temperatures up to 17 degrees will feel quite pleasant. this evening, the showers fade quickly. clear skies, a weather front towards the west, continues to bring in rain, pushing northwards and eastwards. under the band of cloud and rain, relatively mild but cooler, chillier than last night in the east. this is the weather front coming our way. there is another one hot on its heels, all connected to low pressure and although we start off dry and sunny in some eastern areas, we can see where there are two weather fronts, they will be pushing northwards and eastwards. you may hear thunder as well. as they clear from the south—west, we see a return to sunshine and showers. these are our temperatures, 1a to 18 degre

proud of what it's donein should be proud of what it's done in winning in every part of the country north eastands, west midlands, in peaks across the country, west midlands . country, west midlands. >> do you think labour is going to win, i doubt it, because they're not winning. they're no. >> look labour won in redditch. won in big time in redditch. it looks as though it looks it looks as though it looks it looks as though all of the incumbent mayors are going to get re—elected, which shows you something about the mayoral. the mayoral set up. and it shows you something about the strength of that. and it shows you okay. >> john mcternan, that's all we have time for. but thank you so much for talking through those results. really, really interesting stuff. let's get the reaction now of nigel farage. gb news. presenter of course, and honorary president of reform uk. joining us from dallas, texas this evening, nigel, i suppose on one sense, last night's results show that incumbent mayors are doing fairly well. london to one side. and we'll sort of leave off too much speculation about london, but

the recent focus of attention is here, in the north east, near kharkiv, where fierce fighting has been the yellow represents new gains claimed by russia. 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan beale, sent this special report from the front line. near the village of lipsi, the russians are closing in. the fire from a recent rocket attack near a ukrainian position. we are told to immediately head to a bunker. taking shelter, recently arrived ukrainian reinforcements. a week ago, they were fighting elsewhere on the front. andrei tells me the situation is dynamic and tense. from a drone feed, they are nervously watching and waiting for another attack. he says it's time to leave. theyjust spotted enemy forces advancing. this is where they are directing artillery fire. they are telling us to get out. they said this area is under threat, and we are going to go. at a field hospital further from the front, medics are treating viktor. he has lost his fingers in a mortar explosion. he says he and his men were fending off wave after wave of russian attacks. they were outnumbered and also outgunned. t

this evening and tonight, mist and low cloud and fog rolling in from the north sea, extensive across the east starting to see the low pressure move away, still close enough for a few weather fronts on saturday, could be cloudy and damp in south—eastern areas. that cloud will move west and we could see sharp thundery showers in south wales in south—west england. the fog will linger in north—east coasts and there will be a few showers especially over higher ground but in the sunshine it will feel warm, warmest again in western scotland. a cooler day with a breeze down the eastern coasts. the breeze picks up in eastern coastal counties of england on sunday. a lot more cloud in the north and west of scotland, a few showers around but england and wales for sunday are predominantly dry day, showers few and far between, temperatures 22—23, this time the warmest condition is probably in the west and south—west. will the dry spell last? certainly into monday. the high—pressure will be just about with us but low pressure across iceland and low pressure across iceland and low pressure in europe combine

there is rain, but for tonight, we still have rain in north nahar and north east, that is , north razavi khorasan, scattered in south khorasan, but tomorrow, although the rain will decrease in the eastern areas , we have the orange warning again, this time for the north east, not the other way around. northwest means tomorrow we have an orange warning again for the provinces of azerbaijan. and gilan, also zanjan province of these provinces, according to the shade and the region , there is a possibility of flooding of seasonal rivers as well as widespread flooding in these provinces, although for tomorrow it will be scattered in the north of tehran, qezmin alborz provinces. and also zanjan in mazandaran province, most of the western areas of mazandaran province. scattered rains will also occur , the rains will be less intense in southern navai in kerman province and also in south khorasan province, but tomorrow afternoon we will have more rains. for the northeast of the country, we still have the risk of flooding for tomorrow in the east of razavi khorasan, and gradually this system will

still searching for the bodies of their loved ones almost a week after deadly flash floods hit the north east of the country. scientists believe that they may have solved the mystery of how 31 pyramids, including the world famous giza complex, were built in egypt more than 4,000 years ago. i'm annita mcveigh. more now on the israel—hamas war. al—aqsa hospital is one of the last functioning healthcare facilities in gaza. doctors have been travelling from around the world to volunteer there, among them professor nick maynard. he'lljoin me live in a moment. but first, let's take a look at some clips he recorded for the bbc while he was there. we all know there are some wonderfully talented nurses and doctors there, but it is chaos on the ward. it was very different to the first trip we had to al—aqsa. we didn't see a huge amount of trauma. we did some trauma cases, but the amount of trauma was much, much worse before. but what we did see were the most appalling effects of the malnutrition that we're seeing across gaza. severe malnutrition prevents wound healing and will prevent these patients fr

clearer skies across the far north—east through the night, but cloud and rain gathers out to the westillier start further north and east, but at least you will have some early morning sunshine. it's not expected to last. the rain will push in from the west. some heavier bursts as it gradually drifts its way north and east. even once the rain eases away, it will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers following on behind. again, temperatures peaking at around 18 degrees. moving out of tuesday into wednesday, still low pressure dominating the story as these frontal systems sweep their way steadily eastwards. as we go through the day on wednesday with the front to clear, the most frequent showers look likely to be along exposed east coasts, particularly as we go through the afternoon. a light north—westerly wind, a little more shelter, the drier, brighter weather out to the west, but temperatures a little bit subdued for this time of year. again, we're looking at highs of 15 to 18 degrees, maybe 19, if we're lucky, in the far south—east. that low pressure will push away. as we he

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clearer skies across the far north—east through the night, but cloud and rain gathers out to the westmild start to tuesday. clearer skies, a chillier start further north and east, but at least you will have some early morning sunshine. it's not expected to last. the rain will push in from the west. some heavier bursts as it gradually drifts its way north and east. even once the rain eases away, it will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers following on behind. again, temperatures peaking at around 18 degrees. moving out of tuesday into wednesday, still low pressure dominating the story as these frontal systems sweep their way steadily eastwards. as we go through the day on wednesday with the front to clear, the most frequent showers look likely to be along exposed east coasts, particularly as we go through the afternoon. a light north—westerly wind, a little more shelter, the drier, brighter weather out to the west, but temperatures a little bit subdued for this time of year. again, we're looking at highs of 15 to 18 degrees, maybe 19, if we're lucky, in the far south—east.

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with heavy fighting in ukraine's north east, we have a special report from the front line.red the bodies of three hostages — shani louk, amit buskila and yitzhak gelernter — in northern gaza. more bottled water deliveries for people in south devon, where the numbers confirmed ill from contaminated water more than doubles, to 46. golf's world number one, scottie scheffler, is charged with assaulting a police officer. he says the incident was �*a big misunderstanding'. a compelling premier league title race is going the distance. i will be live here at the arsenal training ground ahead of the final weekend of matches. they are hoping for a first title in 20 years but champions manchester city are the favourites. on bbc london: the funeral is held for daniel anjorin, the 14—year—old school boy who died in a sword attack near his home

the focus of them will be across northern and east of scotland and maybe north east england.mperatures a few degrees down — still 15—17 degrees. still quite pleasant in any sunshine. as we head into tuesday, low pressure starts to move in off the atlantic. starts fine across scotland, northern england. the sunshine begins to fade as cloud breeze and rain starts to push up from the south and the west. they'll be mainly patchy in nature but conditions will go downhill through the day, though i think the north—east of scotland and the northern isles should largely escape and stay dry until after dark. temperature—wise, again, the mid to high teens. low pressure is with us, then, as we move through the middle part of the upcoming week but then, the signs of it moving away in this area —— and this area of high pressure wants to topple in from the west, so that should slowly settle things down, i think, towards the end of the week. and as we head into next weekend, increasing dry weather with some sunshine, so should start to feel a touch warmer, too. good morning, welcome to break

and north—east england, where there's going to be a cold wind blowing.et, but it'll be a warmer day for northern ireland, warming the sunshine for western scotland and again for the north—west of england. now, there is warmer air coming ourway from the continent at the moment. it's coming over the cold seas of the north sea, which is why we're seeing that mist and low cloud. that's to the north of that weather front, and that's bringing the rain on friday and it's moving northward. so we've got a bit more rain more widely for england and wales. some bursts of rain likely across southern scotland, perhaps northern ireland. northern scotland seeing some sunshine and later in southern—most parts of england. temperatures here only around 13—14 celsius. and on the whole, temperatures are going to be lower because of the cloud and rain, but we still could make 20 celsius in western scotland for one more day. but even here, the weather will change on saturday, as the cloud and what's left of the rain pushes into scotland and northern ireland. more cloud for nor

now let's cross to north east london now for an update on yesterday's horrific sword attack, in whichgically killed. and let's speak to our reporter, katherine forster, who's at the site for the latest. catherine a tragic, horrific story that gripped the nafion horrific story that gripped the nation yesterday, fresh detail emerging today. and now the 14 year old boy. details emerging. tell us more . tell us more. >> yes. good afternoon. martin. i was here all afternoon yesterday. and what really strikes me today is how little has changed. the cordons are still in exactly the same place where they are yesterday. still a huge police presence. forensic teams still going over those streets behind me to the left hand side, where that man wielding a sword , roamed around wielding a sword, roamed around for about 20 minutes. 22 minutes from the first call to the police. to the police, actually bringing him down with tasers of course. he is in hospital, in custody , and the police haven't custody, and the police haven't been able to interview him yet . been able to interview him yet. people go

it is moving quite slowly, so the north, north—east of scotland _ slowly, so the north, north—east ofells. _ and we will have a mixture of bright spells, sunny spells and showers. mystery— spells, sunny spells and showers. mystery winds, as well, in the south—west and wales. as the rain clears _ south—west and wales. as the rain clears northern ireland we could see a few_ clears northern ireland we could see a few showers and sunny spells here but temperatures today up to about 22 degrees in inverness and the firth _ 22 degrees in inverness and the firth area _ 22 degrees in inverness and the firth area. cooler along the north sea coast — firth area. cooler along the north sea coast but generally the temperatures above average for the time of— temperatures above average for the time of year. through this evening and overnight, the weather front still with— and overnight, the weather front still with us but it is decaying and eventually— still with us but it is decaying and eventually will be much more than a band -- _ eventually will be much more than a band -- will— eventually will b

however , there are still heavy rains in the north-west and north-east regions of our country.nge weather warning is valid in these regions on tuesday, with less intensity in the central east regions. in the south and southwest of our country, rains are expected to be scattered in the next two days . parts of the persian gulf and parts of the caspian sea are rough and turbulent. marine warnings have been issued . marine activities should be limited in the central areas. in the next two days , the wind speed will increase in the slopes of alborz , we will have strong winds in some parts of our country along with the activity of this system. today and tomorrow we expect heavy rains on the northern coasts of our country along with heavy rains in the northern parts of the country along with in gilan province. let's have a decrease in temperature. this decrease in temperature will happen in the north-east of our country on wednesday and thursday. for tehran, in the next few hours , we will have rain, lightning and strong winds in parts of tehran province. for tonight, there will be

you may keep the low cloud and sea fog around the coast of north—east england towards the firth of forthpegs back temperatures in the mid—teens. most of his in the high teens. tuesday evening, the rain works further north and it is courtesy of this area of low pressure. that pushes further north as we move through the day on wednesday. breezy conditions with those outbreaks of rain. that rain on wednesday could be quite heavy particularly for the north—east of england into eastern scotland. elsewhere, sunny spells and a blustery shower. temperatures coming down a notch, it does look fairly unsettled, some heavy rain especially in the north—east in the middle of the week. but for most of us, a little bit more optimistic towards the bank holiday weekend. thank you. let'sjoin towards the bank holiday weekend. thank you. let's join our colleagues for the news where you are. good evening. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. ahead of the curve and another title for guardiola, but how much longer will he continue to innovate and dominate in the premier league. in the premier lea

cheering and in north east lincolnshire, more labour cheer. wow.es lost control of the council here. grimsby is exactly the sort of place labour will hope to win back at the general election. sadly, in local elections, they tend to mirror the polls at national level, and clearly it's a statement of the obvious. we're far behind in the polls nationally and people have followed through at local level. but there are warning signs for labour, too. in oldham, labour lost control of the council. in areas with substantial numbers of muslim voters, it's shed support, losing wards. and elsewhere, the greens have been picking up votes, often at labour's expense. voters are really, really sick of this conservative government and the way they've run this country into the ground over the last 1a years. but they're not really feeling inspired by what keir starmer�*s labour party is offering. in stockport, where they processed the votes in a car park, liberal democrats won a couple of wards from labour, modest advances. but the battlegrounds they care about most

thundery showers in the north—east of scotland and maximum temperatures about 15—18 degrees. e sunshine and this is where you�*ll have the highest pollen levels through today. elsewhere, they will be moderate. bear that in mind if you suffer from hay fever. tonight, showers across eastern scotland, drifting their way a bit further southward. we will see quite a bit of cloud across england and wales tonight. it means it�*s not going to be quite as cold as last night. temperatures staying up at about nine or ten degrees celsius across many parts of the uk into bank holiday monday. we�*ll see this little area of low pressure going out into the low countries and that will clip the south—east of england. we will keep a close eye on that one because that could bring heavy and maybe thundery showers on monday. staying quite cloudy here. elsewhere, there could be the odd shower developing but mostly dry for england and wales with some sunshine. a bit more cloud further further north in england, north in england, into the central southern scotland. here there will be some showers as we

northern part of the country, northwest of the coast we will continue to see rain in the areas of the north-east and east of the country, including the slopes and heights of alborz . on this day, it will also rain on the coasts of the areas of ardabil province as well as in the north. the east of the country can be severe and it can lead to the possibility of flooding of public roads and waterways. also , the persian gulf and the strait of hormuz will be rough for the next two or three days. thank you for your support. in 1947, the land of palestine with all its culture, history and civilization was officially partitioned by the united nations resolution. but the decomposition conditions are not properly defined. while the jews are a smaller population they had a proportion of muslims, but more land was allocated to jews. on the other hand , it is decided that jerusalem will be governed internationally. this issue is also not defined correctly. in fact, the plan and program of the united nations is applicable. for this reason, england refuses to supervise the division of territories. an ambiguou

the heaviest showers will be in the north and north—east scotland, later rain coming to south—west england the details throughout the programme. it's monday 27th may. our main story. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says 35 people have been killed and dozens injured in an explosion at a refugee camp near rafah. the israel defense forces said it had carried out an air strike targeting a compound where senior hamas officials had gathered. it says it's reviewing the incident after reports that civilians had also been harmed. our correspondent dan johnson is injerusalem. good morning to you, dan. what more do we know about the impact to civilians on the ground? we know there was this _ civilians on the ground? we know there was this explosion - civilians on the ground? we know there was this explosion last - civilians on the ground? we know| there was this explosion last night in this area north—west of rafah where around 100,000 palestinian refugees were sheltering. this was a place of tent playback, temporary shelters, that hamas said was dedicated as a safe humanitarian zone where peop

it will be more widespread in the north-western parts of the north as well as in the north-east of thentry , we will have rain in the areas of chaharmahal bakhtiari provinces, where abay rahmat, areas of fars province, parts of yazd, isfahan, areas of north khorasan, we predict that we will witness a shower. on wednesday, thursday and even friday, we expect rain to occur in many parts of our country, for tomorrow in parts of the east of the country. in the next two days, the persian gulf, especially the northern parts, as well as the caspian sea, will be rough and turbulent. we have predicted that the conditions will be ready for rain. tomorrow, the conditions will be better. we are predicting that the air temperature has increased significantly in the country's regions. our prediction is that this increase in temperature will stop even in parts for at the end of the week, the temperature will drop. the temperature in tehran fluctuates between 27 and 18 degrees during the hottest and coolest hours . thank you for your support until the next part of the news. fortunately, this promise i

this rain system will leave but in parts of the north-east and north-west of the country, we are facing these weak and scattered rains. tomorrow, the wind will be relatively strong. in some hours, we will have relatively strong winds in parts of the country. the wind speed should be such that the waters of the caspian sea, the persian gulf, as well as the strait of oman , will have rough and turbulent waters. inshallah, the new rain system will enter the country from monday next week. good night. ok. we have re -established contact with the deputy of the country's crisis management organization, mr. zafari . mr. zafari, you were explaining about the text messages sent to tribal leaders please regarding the damages, both financial and personal, the floods, yes, yes, i said that the information to our dear nomads has been done . we do not have any reports of people being killed or injured. we are currently assessing the damage caused to them in parts of ilam province. there is a congestion that respected mayors and relief and executive agencies are solving in the province. the province, e

the recent focus of attention is here, in the north east, near kharkiv, where fierce fighting has beenplace, the yellow represents new gains claimed by russia. our defence correspondent, jonathan beale, sent this special report from the front line. near the village of lyptsi, the russians are closing in. the fire from a recent rocket attack near a ukrainian position. we are told to immediately head to a bunker. taking shelter, recently arrived ukrainian reinforcements. a week ago, they were fighting elsewhere on the front. andrei tells me the situation is dynamic and tense. from a drone feed, they are nervously watching and waiting for another attack. he says it's time to leave. they've just spotted enemy forces advancing. this is where they are directing artillery fire. they are telling us to get out. they've said this area is under threat, and we're going to go. at a field hospital further from the front, medics are treating victor. he has lost his fingers in a mortar explosion. he says he and his men were fending off wave after wave of russian attacks. they were outnumbered and also

it is worth mentioning the groingen field itself, it is located in the north-east of the netherlands,ost on the border with germany, there are about 300 wells, production was carried out there for 60 years, the business was managed. through a joint venture between the american companies shell and axonmobil. as a parliamentary investigation last year showed, almost half a trillion euros could be said to have been siphoned out of groninggen's land in 60 years. most of went to the dutch treasury. well, we could, in principle, pump more, if not for the earthquake. mining was carried out at a depth of up to 3 km, as a result of which the north-east of the country began to shake periodically. since the early nineties , mining has occurred in the area. almost a thousand earthquakes, some magnitude 3.6. according to official data , at least 127 thousand houses out of more than 300,000 were damaged during this time, that is, almost half. well , it is noteworthy that back in early january the government of the netherlands was temporarily resumed production due to severe cooling in europe. it wa