in a distant arrival to the north sea well, the altar is not a toy. ll, don’t they really understand that you did this for the sake of the child , they understand, but the order should be in everything else, everyone about inventing an excuse for themselves. yes, it 's for the best there is no fuss. territory of severe i 'll sort out my thoughts, yes, and i wanted a gift for you. hand over, here they were always with me and always helped me. i want them to help you now. take oh sorry left you. alena tyoma what happened? take the library book and come back, you know sabina nikiforovna, i'm taking my children. so, please make arrangements to prepare the documents right now. it's impossible that it's impossible to prepare the documents. it's impossible that it's not the documents. the children were taken by their mother, my ex- wife took my children. and really, why should i interfere? and i ask leave security. oh, it's out. so you are the one who married boris. i'm sorry i didn't tell you, i've been planning to come and tell you everything for a long tim

between, but we'll see showers from the word go across parts of wales, the midlands, some north sea coasts as well south west of england, where they will turn heavy and thundery, and for many places, it will be rather cloudy. not least in the north east of scotland, where that cloud will produce some spots of rain. coupled with quite a brisk north or north—westerly wind, it will feel decidedly cool, just 9—11 degrees. maybe 14 in glasgow. not too many showers for southern scotland or for northern ireland. scattered showers across england and wales, especially for south west england and south wales, where some of the showers will be heavy and thundery into the afternoon. top temperatures 15—16 degrees. now, as we head through sunday night and into the early hours of monday, many of the showers in the south will clear, but at the same time will bring areas of cloud down across scotland. some showery rain with that, a few showers running down the east coast of england as well. and it's going to be quite a chilly night. temperatures widely down into single digits. one or two places 3—4 degrees briefly

has promised to invest £18 billion on what it calls low—emission oil and gas projects in the north sea, as well boost energy security, as well as meeting climate objectives. the company can also argue that the conflict in ukraine has cost it a huge amount of money. in february, it abandoned a major investment in the russian energy giant rosneft — a move that it now says came at a cost of more than £16 billion, as well as hitting future earnings. so while the prospect of a windfall tax is attracting plenty of political debate, bp can also call on some powerful arguments against it. theo leggett, bbc news. our political correspondent ione wells is at westminster. polling is just a few days away in much of the uk, and today there's lots of talk about the cost of living. that is exactly right. the government has been under pressure to announce more support to help people with the cost of living, particularly energy bills, with, as we have heard a fair, opposition parties calling for a windfall tax to try to raise cash to support people with those bills. boris johnson this morning rejected calls for

between, but we'll see showers from the word go across parts of wales, the midlands, some north sea coasts as wellmany places, it will be rather cloudy. not least in the north east of scotland, where that cloud will produce some spots of rain. coupled with quite a brisk north or north—westerly wind, it will feel decidedly cool, just 9—11 degrees. maybe 1a in glasgow. not too many showers for southern scotland or for northern ireland. scattered showers across england and wales, especially for south west england and south wales, where some of the showers will be heavy and thundery into the afternoon. top temperatures 15—16 degrees. now, as we head through sunday night and into the early hours of monday, many of the showers in the south will clear, but at the same time will bring areas of cloud down across scotland. some showery rain with that, a few showers running down the east coast of england as well. and it's going to be quite a chilly night. temperatures widely down into single digits. one or two places 3—4 degrees briefly around dawn on monday. for monday, yes, we'll see some spells of sunshin

between, but we'll see showers from the word go across parts of wales, the midlands, some north sea coasts as wellnd thundery, and for many places, it will be rather cloudy. not least in the north east of scotland, where that cloud will produce some spots of rain. coupled with quite a brisk north or north—westerly wind, it will feel decidedly cool, just 9—11 degrees. maybe 11! in glasgow. not too many showers for southern scotland or for northern ireland. scattered showers across england and wales, especially for south west england and south wales, where some of the showers will be heavy and thundery into the afternoon. top temperatures 15—16 degrees. now, as we head through sunday night and into the early hours of monday, many of the showers in the south will clear, but at the same time will bring areas of cloud down across scotland. some showery rain with that, a few showers running down the east coast of england as well. and it's going to be quite a chilly night. temperatures widely down into single digits. one or two places 3—4 degrees briefly around dawn on monday. for monday, yes, we'll see

between, but we will see showers from the word go across parts of wales, the midlands, some north sea coasts as wellthat cloud will produce some spots of rain, coupled with quite a brisk north or northwesterly wind, it will feel decidedly cool, just nine to 11 degrees, maybe 14 in glasgow, not too many showers for southern scotland orfor northern ireland, scattered showers across england and wales, especially for south—west england and south wales where some of the showers will be heavy and thundery into the afternoon. top temperatures, 15 or 16 degrees. now, as we head through sunday night and into the early hours of monday, many of the showers in the south will clear but at the same time will bring areas of cloud down across scotland, some showery rain with that. a few showers running down the east coast of england as well. and it is going to be quite a chilly night, temperatures widely down into single digits, one or two places three or four degrees briefly around dawn on monday. for monday, yes, we will see some spells of sunshine but often quite large amounts of cloud and some heavy, potentiall

between, but we'll see showers from the word go across parts of wales, the midlands, some north sea coasts as welldery, and for many places, it will be rather cloudy. not least in the north east of scotland, where that cloud will produce some spots of rain. coupled with quite a brisk north or north—westerly wind, it will feel decidedly cool, just 9—11 degrees. maybe 1a in glasgow. not too many showers for southern scotland or for northern ireland. scattered showers across england and wales, especially for south west england and south wales, where some of the showers will be heavy and thundery into the afternoon. top temperatures 15—16 degrees. now, as we head through sunday night and into the early hours of monday, many of the showers in the south will clear, but at the same time will bring areas of cloud down across scotland. some showery rain with that, a few showers running down the east coast of england as well. and it's going to be quite a chilly night. temperatures widely down into single digits. one or two places 3—4 degrees briefly around dawn on monday. for monday, yes, we'll see some spe

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but as it does, it may well, then, into the early part of next week, introduce this cooler northerly or northeasterly feed off the north seas well. so it's not plain sailing. yes, we'll see that slightly warmer air drifting northwards, but then if we do pick up that northerly, we're obviously going to cool things down again. but it is the end of may, the sun is still strong, so if the sun comes out, it'll feel warm enough. it is just the temperatures won't be getting that high. it does look as if next week in and beyond, it turns a little drier, little warmer, but showers, as i say, cannot be ruled out. as ever, there is more in the website. the full report into downing street lockdown parties is to be released in the next few days. a deadline for objections from those named has now passed — paving the way for civil servant sue gray's findings to be published. the pm has always said that sue gray can take the report to wherever the evidence takes her. it'll come as pressure grows for government action on rising prices — one energy boss says many more households are heading into fuel poverty. also tonight: the devastation c

because you hear the north sea, you think oil, gas, and that's kind of old fuels. that's not like new fuels. welle been clear throughout our work on the energy strategy this year that we really, really want and need oil and gas as a transition fuel to get us to net zero. there are few more passionate advocates of net zero than myself in government. i think it's something which is economically and environmentally logical, but we're not going to get there in a single bound. it's a 30—year commitment, and in order to maximise our chances of getting there at minimum cost and disruption, we are going to need north sea oil and gas. just to come back to adam's first point now. i guess there will be some people thinking, why does it take the government so long to get to where it's going to end up? so labour and the liberal democrats have been going, "windfall tax, windfall tax, windfall tax, windfall tax." and there have been ministers, the business secretary, one of them, is going, "whoa, whoa, no windfall tax." and then it felt like this inevitable plod towards a windfall tax. so why go through that pr

has promised to invest £18 billion on what it calls low—emission oil and gas projects in the north sea, as welllimate objectives. the company can also argue that the conflict in ukraine has cost it a huge amount of money. in february, it abandoned a major investment in the russian energy giant rosneft — a move that it now says came at a cost of more than £16 billion, as well as hitting future earnings. so while the prospect of a windfall tax is attracting plenty of political debate, bp can also call on some powerful arguments against it. theo leggett, bbc news. borisjohnson was pressed about the bp results and the rising cost of living in an interview on itv�*s good morning britain earlier today. 0ur political correspondent ione wells is at westminster. and the whole issue of cost of living just keeps coming back? that's right and, as you say, the prime minister was pushed to this morning about these renewed calls for a windfall tax on oil and gas companies in light of their high profits, with opposition parties saying that that kind of tax would help to raise money to provide more support for

front of them to invest more oil and gas in the north sea, by wind farms in the north sea -- what difference has the announcement yesterday made? graham: wellst obvious thing is the value of the investments in the north sea is lower than it was on tuesday. that's the first thing. a bit lower than it was this time last year. that would be a case-by-case basis. those are regarded as separate businesses. one thing we have been suggesting by government is to think more holistically about energy processes. that means you can expand the tax system for the oil and gas production to include renewable energy projects. that something that would be interesting to look at. then you might have those projects, albeit tax later at a higher rate. you get the tax rates that are now in place for the oil and gas sector. that could act as a stimulus for more renewable energy projects. alix: absolutely. i'm wondering if that's something to be considered, to also bring in other sectors into a possible windfall tax. if you make these carveouts, is it ok to tax a power generator differently? graham: you mentioned that in your introduction, the possibility of the w

well. not quite as many as over the last couple of days, but still a bit of a nuisance, here. and we could see this cloud drifting in off the north seaast coast. so, further west, with lighter winds and minimum shelter, that is where we will see the best of the sunshine and the best of the warmth. top temperatures expected of 19 celsius. just that little bit cooler on exposed east coast, the winds, light, but starting to come from a northerly direction. as we go through the evening, however, the winds are set to strengthen, and that could drive further showers in line. we could see a line of organise showers developing across the north of england, the midlands, and eventually parts of east wales as well to start the day on sunday. single figures, so a chilly start, particularly when you factor in the winds starting to strengthen and the fact that it is coming in from the north, never a warm source, whatever the time of year. so, the blue tones denoting that cooler air starting to push even as far south as the midlands. on sunday, certainly more cloud around and we have seen in recent days and the risk of some showers, more frequent,

well. not quite as many as over the last couple of days, but still a bit of a nuisance, here. and we could see this cloud drifting in off the north sea, that is where we will see the best of the sunshine and the best of the warmth. top temperatures expected of 19 celsius. just that little bit cooler on exposed east coast, the winds, light, but starting to come from a northerly direction. as we go through the evening, however, the winds are set to strengthen, and that could drive further showers in line. we could see a line of organise showers developing across the north of england, the midlands, and eventually parts of east wales as well to start the day on sunday. single figures, so a chilly start, particularly when you factor in the winds starting to strengthen and the fact that it is coming in from the north, never a warm source, whatever the time of year. so, the blue tones denoting that cooler air starting to push even as far south as the midlands. on sunday, certainly more cloud around and we have seen in recent days and the risk of some showers, more frequent, right across the country. the temperatures will struggle, and we ar

well. not quite as many as over the last couple of days, but still a bit of a nuisance, here. and we could see this cloud drifting in off the north seat. so, further west, with lighter winds and minimum shelter, that is where we will see the best of the sunshine and the best of the warmth. top temperatures expected of 19 celsius. just that little bit cooler on exposed east coast, the winds, light, but starting to come from a northerly direction. as we go through the evening, however, the winds are set to strengthen, and that could drive further showers in line. we could see a line of organise showers developing across the north of england, the midlands, and eventually parts of east wales as well to start the day on sunday. single figures, so a chilly start, particularly when you factor in the winds starting to strengthen and the fact that it is coming in from the north, never a warm source, whatever the time of year. so, the blue tones denoting that cooler air starting to push even as far south as the midlands. on sunday, certainly more cloud around and we have seen in recent days and the risk of some showers, more frequent, right ac

north sea. but for the start of monday, and through sunday night, we could well see some heavy rain pushing in acrossland, pushing its way northwards. behind it, showers following on, really unsettled sort of day with heavy showers, the rumble of thunder, some heavy showers as well. temperatures are down 15 to 18 degrees, that is because of the change in wind direction, the north—westerly, which stays with us on tuesday, that low pressure is just meandering up into the north sea so it could drag some rain into eastern coastal areas, but as i say, what we will find, because of the north—westerly in monday and tuesday and the start of wednesday, we get some cooler air drifting its way southwards for the middle part of the week. so, tuesday's detail, the northwesterly is with us for much of the time, bringing further showers are longer spells of rain. there will be strong sunshine in between but only 15 to 18, which is average for this time of year. it will be quite a breezy day and it will be potentially windy on wednesday, for the time of year, anyway, as these weather fronts rattle in the time of yea

well. not quite as many as the last couple of days, but nevertheless, a bit of a nuisance here and we could see this cloud drifting off the north sea that is where we will see the best of the sunshine and the best of the warmth. top temperatures expected of 19 degrees. just that little bit cool on exposed east coasts, the wind light, but starting to come now from a northerly direction. as we go through the evening, however, the winds are set to strengthen and that could drive further showers inland. in fact, we could see a line of organised showers developing across north—west england, the midlands and eventually into parts of east wales as well to start the day on sunday morning. single figures so chilly start, particularly when you factor in the winds are starting to strengthen and the fact that it's coming from the north. never a warm source at whatever time of year, we are talking about so the blue tones and denoting that cooler air is starting to push even as far south as the midlands. so on sunday, certainly more cloud around than we have seen in recent days and the risk of some showers more frequent right across the country.

between, but we'll see showers from the word go across parts of wales, the midlands, some north sea coasts as wellngland and south wales, where some of the showers will be heavy and thundery into the afternoon. top temperatures 15—16 degrees. now, as we head through sunday night and into the early hours of monday, many of the showers in the south will clear, but at the same time will bring areas of cloud down across scotland. some showery rain with that, a few showers running down the east coast of england as well. and it's going to be quite a chilly night. temperatures widely down into single digits. one or two places 3—4 degrees briefly around dawn on monday. for monday, yes, we'll see some spells of sunshine, but often quite large amounts of cloud and some heavy, potentially thundery showers breaking out. just about anywhere could catch a shower. and those temperatures still a little below par, 11—16 degrees. now, as we look deeper into the coming week, this area of low pressure is going to wobble its way westwards, so that will bring some showers at times once again on tuesday, some heavy, thu

sea fleet. the ships that are currently in the north - of the western part of the black sea near the crimea welln say that if you compare it with the cover of moscow, here it can carry about four times less officers of the campaign headquarters and this very much limits them the ability to control forces in the sea, not only naval forces, which is located on the shore, to combine actions in the air. and this is important because this ship, by the way, has missiles of caliber, as well as nine other ships of the black sea fleet, which can be used by orbital targets for this need well, i want to say that in the black sea waters, the number of sums for the last time is no no no no no no no and we have 10 ships that can fire missiles caliber in the black sea there are four submarines eh cool movie 636.3 which can also shoot targets with calibers, there are about 23 missile boats and ships that fire missiles at korabelny and there is a system of coastal defense. and that’s when all this grouping started. it allows the russian federation to implement a blockade in the northern part of the black sea and

north sea coast. a little bit more cloud here at times as well during the day.ues to drift a little bit further eastwards into sunday, allowing these weather systems to come into the north and west. so the main change — again, mist and fog first thing, a little bit on the cool side, but then some fair—weather cloud coming and going. a lot of dry weather for england and wales, fewer showers. but instead, we pick up a bit of a breeze from the south across northern ireland and scotland to bring in some cloud and perhaps some patchy rain later in the day, but perhaps not as chilly for the north sea coasts. then, taking it further ahead into monday, we keep that north—west/south—east split, at least on monday, with the best of the drier, brighter weather across parts of england and wales. the strong sunshine, as we'll see this weekend when it comes out, but perhaps something heavier rain—wise coming into scotland and to northern ireland. so, it's still looking unsettled as we head into next week, and why? that's because we've got low pressure dominating towards the n

showers pushing their way through wales up into the north of england and across to scotland, as well. a bit more of a breeze coming in off the north seabbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. israeli police have beaten mourners at the funeral of the aljazeera reporter shireen abu aqla. we speak to a journalist who was with her when she was killed. we just had to move back very quickly because the mourners were trying to carry the coffin through the gates out the hospital. the border police are directly outside. and now, we're seeing confrontations here. the us defence secretary calls for an immediate ceasefire in ukraine in his first conversation with his russian counterpart since the invasion. the bbc crew runs for cover as russian forces bombard an area near the south—eastern ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia.

as this one moves into the north sea, the northwesterly will bring a real rash of showers to many areas. could be heavy, could be thundery as well. and then we've got rain potentially drifting up from the south and it's how far north and west that gets that's the main uncertainty. but it looks like an unsettled day with showers or some longer spells of rain. temperatures a few degrees down on those of today as well. and we've got more of those showers to come through the night tomorrow night and into tuesday. hello, this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines: the deadline has passed for officials named in sue gray's report into lockdown breaches in downing street to respond or object, ahead of its long awaited publication this week. energy company e.0n is warning that unless the government intervenes, the number of its customers in fuel poverty could reach 40% by the autumn. the ukrainian government says it won't agree to a ceasefire with russia that involves giving up territory — in an apparent hardening of its position. more than 300 scotrail services have been cancelled for the third sunday in a row — it comes on th

where we see some sunshine, but there'll be a rather cool breezes on the north sea coast, little bit more cloud here at times as wellazores high pressure continues to drift a little bit further eastwards into sunday, allowing these weather systems to come into the north and west. so, the main change, again, mistand fog first thing, a little bit on the cool side, but then some fairweather cloud coming and going. a lot of dry weather for england and wales, fewer showers, but instead we pick up a bit of a breeze from the south across northern ireland and scotland to bring in some cloud and perhaps some patchy rain later in the day, but perhaps not as chilly for the north sea coasts. then taking it further ahead into monday, we keep that north—west/south—east split, at least on monday, with the best of the drier, brighter weather across parts of england and wales. the strong sunshine as we'll see this weekend when it comes out, but perhaps something heavier rain—wise coming into scotland and to northern ireland. so, it's still looking unsettled as we head into next week, and why? that's because we've got low pressure do

they'll be cool breezes on the north sea coast with a bit more clout here as well during the day. fog first thing, a little bit on the cool side but then some fare with a car coming and going, a lot of dry weatherfor england and coming and going, a lot of dry weather for england and wales, fewer showers but instead we pick a bit of a breeze from the south across northern ireland and scotland to bring in some cloud and perhaps apache rain later in the day but not as chilly for the north sea coast. taking it further ahead into monday we keep that northwest southeast split at least on monday with the best of the dry brighter weather across parts of england and wales. the strong sunshine as will see this weekend when it comes out but perhaps something heavier rain was coming into scotland and northern ireland. still looking unsettled as we head into next week. because we've got low pressure dominated towards the north, even for the sole some of these weather fronts could rush in some rain from time to time. the detail is uncertain but it looks as if it will be wetter further north and

sea as well. the naval group of the roshen fleet continues to control the north-western part of the black sea, blockingational shipping and threatening missile strikes on the entire territory of ukraine from the sea , the situation is so clear at the moment, and are they blocking the evacuation , for example, from the north of the kherson region? psychological and propaganda pressure on the civilian population continues in the territories regarding the inclinations to the living conditions in the fake republics, exit from the occupied territories is currently blocked, i.e. the russians they blocked the exit completely, and how do they set up roadblocks or do they simply block the road and do not let anyone out? they work according to the same method as in 2014, they did it in the occupied territories, in the temporarily occupied territory of crimea, they set up roadblocks and forbid the local population from leaving any regions mr. colonel a, for what purpose do you think they are doing this, why are they blocking all civilians to grant russian citizenship to those uh-uh population of everyone who is c

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showers pushing their way through wales up into the north of england and across to scotland, as well. a bit more of a breeze coming in off the north seat in the sunshine, we're still likely to see those temperatures peaking at highs of 23 celsius. this is bbc news, i'm nuala mcgovern. our top stories: gunshots israeli police beat mourners at the funeral of the aljazeera reporter shireen abu aqla. we just wejust had to we just had to move wejust had to move back we just had to move back very quickly, because the mourners were trying to carry the coffin through the gates out of the hospital, the police are directly outside and now we are seeing confrontations here. the us defense secretary calls for an immediate ceasefire in ukraine in his first conversation with his russian counterpart since the invasion. the bbc crew runs for cover as russian forces bombard an area near the south—eastern ukrainian city of zaporizhzhia. it is going to get worse before it gets better. we speak to the new prime minister of sri lanka

is on renewable energy, germany, belgium, and the netherlands as well as denmark roll pledged to produce more wind power in the north sea. other measures include cutting electricity consumption. this is among the ways europe plans to create more home grown energy through enormous offshore wind projects in the north sea. in denmark, representatives met from the european commission and the north sea countries to discuss forging a new path forward. the big question is that we have to expend the offshore wind industry all over the north sea that we have to connect each other that we can make a common business out of it. and we understand that this is now the time for industrialization. the declaration of intent will soon be followed by concrete projects. concern for the environment is one incentive, but europe also wants to rid itself of dependence on russian oil and gas as quickly as possible. the european commissioners explained how it will work. the re power e u plans are a mix of ideas and concrete regulatory proposals. one of the most important points, speeding up the approval process. the narrow re doke about topic de

completed in the advent, that is, the entire coast should return, the black sea north should return under e, russia like this. well the great union in the russian empire , so no less great. and now let's look there, besides what we said, uh, and the same words rattled that the baltic sea became an inland sea in nato, so when if we go to finland sweden in strategic blue they do not matter, but all the problems are all nasty things that are no longer able to crush russia economically, having failed. and and, and by military means, all the more so, now they have to do as many nasty things as possible, gigantic problems will be created, because, indeed. uh, almost everything except for the bottleneck . hmm, ours, and the baltic sea. here, strange nato will control the corresponding legal regimes and kaliningrad is the same person. e with a noble russian surname. yes, i hope guys, why are you giving us a map, we have already discussed everything about ukraine. do you like this map more, or something. uh, but he's involved in this palace family. here recently, not far away is so . and he said to kaliningrad, there, gree

where we see some sunshine, but there'll be a rather cool breezes on the north sea coast, little bit more cloud here at times as welly, allowing these weather systems to come into the north and west. so, the main change, again, mistand fog first thing, a little bit on the cool side, but then some fairweather cloud coming and going. a lot of dry weather for england and wales, fewer showers, but instead we pick up a bit of a breeze from the south across northern ireland and scotland to bring in some cloud and perhaps some patchy rain later in the day, but perhaps not as chilly for the north sea coasts. then taking it further ahead into monday, we keep that north—west/south—east split, at least on monday, with the best of the drier, brighter weather across parts of england and wales. the strong sunshine as we'll see this weekend when it comes out, but perhaps something heavier rain—wise coming into scotland and to northern ireland. so, it's still looking unsettled as we head into next week, and why? that's because we've got low pressure dominating towards the north. even further south, some of these weather fronts coul

well. so as i say, monday is looking rather unsettled. our low pressure of the weekend will drift into the north sea and the wind direction will change, hence area of low pressure moving up from france. but certainly a lot of showers around across many parts of the uk. could be a little bit heavy and thundery in places, and then potentialfor quite a bit of cloud rolling into southern and eastern areas with some more persistent rain as well during the course of the day. temperatures will be held down into the high teens, really, for the most part. where we see some sunshine, 17 or 18 celsius. further north, it's a showery picture and a little bit cooler than it has been through the weekend as well. that area of low pressure, then, through monday night pushes its rain across other central and eastern areas. by tuesday, it's still hanging around in the north sea, feeding northwesterly winds in, feeding the showers. that northwesterly wind means it'll feel quite cool for most of us, the showers, as you can see, particularly prevalent across central and eastern parts of the uk. still could be quite heavy here. and temperatures, as i say, around

there it goes into the sea on the other side to the north. well, it still seems to me.n the same last desperate way, it draws closer in steel, and we, apparently they found a pain point, because they rented quarter by quarter. i mean, technical quarters. well, not much of a regret. right now they are here, here they jumped out without any special pressure in the morning from this tunnel will be 15,000 people screaming. russian mercenaries surrender, which in itself caused bewilderment in the fighters who were waiting for their appearance, because we are equipped now precisely thanks to what you are talking about and were talking about before i began my monologue on regarding the provision of assistance, we are now equipped with equipment for conducting night surveillance. we found all kinds of them in advance, the guys looked at each other and opened fire. they drove them back into the tunnel. and where is what? surrender was not entirely clear, of course, where did they get such bravado from, but then they accumulated in one of the covering tonal buildings. and now the

sunshine at the very least, and sunny closer to the north sea, and look at the temperatures — 26 in london, and easily into the low—to—mid—20s in yorkshire, as well the north—west of england, and move further north into scotland, as well, and there could be some thunderstorms returning to southern parts of the uk, as well, tuesday evening. here's a look at wednesday's weather map — still dominated by an area of low pressure and these south—westerly winds pushing in very volatile weather systems, difficult to predict, really. but the thinking is that on wednesday, we'll see a return of thundery showers quite probably to south—western parts of the uk, whereas further east and north, it should be sunnier. but look at that, northern ireland closer to the weather front — so there's likely to be some rain, too. and here's the outlook from tuesday onwards, just about into the weekend — it will be changeable, staying on the warm side with sunny spells, but always a risk of showers with thunderstorms. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: wounded ukrainian soldiers are taken out of the azovstal steel, plant after months under russian sieg

well, as we think china is holding military exercises in the disputed south china sea and there is the visit could be overshadowed by some kind of north korean missile test . how well that is the president about this? well, so 3 and authorities had to answer some difficult questions at the national assembly this past week about the possibility that north korea would conduct a nuclear test and they have reconstituted their pro gay re test site and launched 15 missiles so far this year. so created does want us to commit to extended to turns and strengthening the visitation us nuclear capable assets to the region. so it is something that they're concerned about during this summer. for sure. frank, on the, the rival, the u. s. president started by visiting a computer chip factory, as we mentioned in the late in taking t. why is that? well, around the world because the coven, 1910. then there were shortages of computer chips and in the production of various things in particular, cars and what the u. s. president is trying to do and, and the so the green president uses julie city, certainly on board with this is to create a supply chain all

well. monday is looking rather unsettled. low pressure of the weekend will drift into the north sea, and direction will change, hence it feelsrtainty at the far north the rain will come. certainly a lot of showers around across many parts of the uk. could be a little bit ahead of you. —— a bit heavy. more persistent rain as well. temperatures will be held down into the high teens for the most part. 17 or 18 celsius. further north, it's a showery picture. the area of low pressure through monday night pushes its rain across other central and eastern areas. tuesday, it's still hanging around, feeding wins in, feeding the showers. that wind means it'll feel quite cool for most of us. the showers particularly prevalent across central and eastern parts of the uk. could be quite heavy here. temperatures around about 15—18, which is about average. it will feel pleasant in western areas. but it's generally unsettled with a windy wednesday ahead and more showers to come, perhaps trying to dry up by the end of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven... the deadline has passed for officials named in sue gray's report into loc

sunshine at the very least, and sunny closer to the north sea, and look at the temperatures — 26 in london, and easily into the low—to—mid—20s in yorkshire, as wellning. here's a look at wednesday's weather map — still dominated by an area of low pressure and these southwesterly winds pushing in very volatile weather systems, difficult to predict, really. but the thinking is that on wednesday, we'll see a return of thundery showers quite probably to southwestern parts of the uk, whereas further east and north, it should be sunnier. but look at that, northern ireland closer to the weather front — so there's likely to be some rain, too. and here's the outlook from tuesday onwards, just about into the weekend — it will be changeable, staying on the warm side with sunny spells, but always a risk of showers with thunderstorms. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... ukraine's defence ministry says more than 200 and 50 fighters have left the azovstal steel plant in mariupol and been taken to areas held by russian—backed rebels. we have a special report from an area in the donbas in ukraine — which has s

north sea coast. a little bit more cloud here at times as well during the day.he north and west. so the main change — again, mist and fog first thing, a little bit on the cool side, but then some fair—weather cloud coming and going. a lot of dry weather for england and wales, fewer showers. but instead, we pick up a bit of a breeze from the south across northern ireland and scotland to bring in some cloud and perhaps some patchy rain later in the day, but perhaps not as chilly for the north sea coasts. then, taking it further ahead into monday, we keep that north—west/south—east split, at least on monday, with the best of the drier, brighter weather across parts of england and wales. the strong sunshine, as we'll see this weekend when it comes out, but perhaps something heavier rain—wise coming into scotland and to northern ireland. so, it's still looking unsettled as we head into next week, and why? that's because we've got low pressure dominating towards the north. even further south, some of these weather fronts could brush in some rain from time to time. the

sunshine at the very least, and sunny closer to the north sea, and look at the temperatures — 26 in london, and easily into the low—to—mid—20s in yorkshire, as wellof england, and move further north into scotland, as well, and there could be some thunderstorms returning to southern parts of the uk, as well, tuesday evening. here's a look at wednesday's weather map — still dominated by an area of low pressure and these south—westerly winds pushing in very volatile weather systems, difficult to predict, really. but the thinking is that on wednesday, we'll see a return of thundery showers quite probably to south—western parts of the uk, whereas further east and north, it should be sunnier. but look at that, northern ireland closer to the weather front — so there's likely to be some rain, too. and here's the outlook from tuesday onwards, just about into the weekend — it will be changeable, staying on the warm side with sunny spells, but always a risk of showers with thunderstorms. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories — ukrainian wounded soldiers are driven away, after being trapped in the azovstal steel plant siege. it's been under f