to stop patients from north wales attending, unless they are cancer patients, maternity patientsts allies have expressed deep concern overfighting in libya. they‘ve called for calm amid clashes near one town, and as the leader of forces in the east of the country ordered his troops to march on the capital tripoli. caroline rigby reports. stretching into the distance, a convoy of armoured vehicles and trucks mounted with guns, allegedly heading west. is this evidence of an escalation in the country‘s long running conflict? the footage was released by the self—styled libyan national army, as its chief ordered troops to march on the capital, tripoli. translation: heroes, the time has come. it is time to advance towards tripoli and to enter it peacefully. only point your weapons at those who have decided to fight. only fire on those who had decided to shoot and want bloodshed. those who put down their weapons will be spared. the announcement came as the un secretary general made a rare visit to tripoli to meet the internationally recognised government. a trip aimed at drumming up sup

it'll also bring with it some rain across parts of north wales, into the midlands, north of england,ell. fair amount of cloud elsewhere. temperatures holding up at around six to 9 degrees. but it'll be the winds that will be the feature first thing in the morning. gusts in excess of 60 to 70 miles per hour in exposed coasts. the stronger winds will travel their way across central and eastern england through the morning. the rain will tend to sit across north wales, northern england, stretching up into the scottish borders, although fairly showery, and across much of northern ireland. so sandwiched to the north and south of that wet weather, there will be some brighter spells. but factor in the strength of the winds, the temperatures really struggling, particularly when you compare them to just a week ago. highest values ofjust 9—13 degrees. now that low pressure will move off into the north sea. it's going to allow this little ridge of high pressure to build for the second half of the weekend. so, an improving story. and that's good news for marathon runners, because perhaps near—per

outbreaks of rain sporadically across england and wales, and persistent rain in north—west wales and of thunder as well. a lot in the way of thunder as well. a lot in the way of dry weather in the southern counties of wales and england. the strongest of the wind this afternoon is likely to be around the irish sea coasts, north west england and north wales especially. this evening, turning sherry, with showers elsewhere in england in particular. by elsewhere in england in particular. by the end of the night, breezy conditions. it will be a cold start to sunday morning, with clear skies. things will be better compared to today for many. the remnants of storm hannah clearing away. a lot of cloud being produced for the london marathon, temperatures starting at nine, and will go through to 1a, nowhere near as hot as the record brea kers nowhere near as hot as the record breakers last year. still breezy across the south—east of england, turning cloudy in devon and cornwall, with patchy rain and drizzle on —— in northern ireland. feeling a bit warmer, with temperatures into the teens, and th

also spiralling anticlockwise is the rain across southern scotland, northern england, north wales ands. to the south, brighter and in the north of scotla nd south, brighter and in the north of scotland it should stay dry. it will stay windy all day despite the severe gales. factor in that, the cloud and rain, what a difference one week makes. 9—13 at the very best. but storm hannah will move to the north sea and allow this high pressure to build, a better second half to the weekend. the exception, northern ireland, may be wales and south—west england. cloud but the winds are lighter. it is a degree or so warmer. winds are lighter. it is a degree or so warmer. if you have friends and family in the london marathon this weekend or you are thinking of watching, perfect weather conditions. cloud overhead but it will be largely dry and with lighter winds that is not too bad at all. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime... police in northern ireland release footage of the suspected gunman behind the murder of the journalist, lyra mckee, in londonderry and appeal for help from the commu

to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of man as well as north—west england and north walesor severe gale further south. a very windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. could be a little bit of mist and fog around, but as the day wears on, we'll start to see this next weather system winding inself to bring some rain into the west. generally we keep an un

through the evening, heavier showers briefly for the midlands and north wales before they weaken.y will get pepped up again as they arrive into northern ireland by the end of the night. much clearer skies by the end of the night across scotland. a slightly chillier start to monday, but thankfully, finally, a much brighter start, after what has been a very cloudy weekend. still quite a bit of cloud in the east, some going into the central lowlands but as the day goes on, most areas brightening very nicely. some punchy showers possible again, though, across the midlands and north wales, maybe a few in the south—east. the risk of some showers in the south—west later in the afternoon. again, 16 or 17 degrees the potential highs, particularly away from the east, where we keep that easterly breeze. those showers are actually tied in with a weather front which is not too coherent at the moment but looks like it could mean business by tuesday, bringing some heavier rain into the south of the uk. of course, it is the school holidays. if you have outdoor plans for tuesday, stay tuned to the

north or south it may set. at the moment, it looks like there will be significant rain out of that force southern parts of england and force southern parts of england and for walesr potentially looking at 16 or 17 today. further north, cooler air. we have been struggling with all that cloud through the weekend to warm things up. the cooler and starts to trickle further south as we look further in to the week ahead. temperature is not remarkable through wednesday and thursday. a lot of cloud around. at the moment there are just some signs, by the time we get into next weekend, that we may start to move away from that chilly eastern regime toa away from that chilly eastern regime to a southerly regime which should make things feel more springlike. fingers crossed for some warmth eventually. fingers crossed. not bad for sunday, but the rest of the week not great. is fine if you are at work. you are inside. it is we care about. we'll be back shortly with the headlines. now it's time for the film review. hello there. welcome to the film review. here on bbc news taking us through this week's cinema releases we have, yes, you have guessed it, mark kermode. three very d

just northern ireland and north wales with the risk of a patchy frost. ay, if anything, the north holding onto the cloud, and drier to the south, brighter spells developing back with the sunshine, temperatures pushing up enough to spark off the odd, hefty thundery shower. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. there is cautious optimism from both the conservatives and labour over brexit talks after they broke up last night without progress. the government perhaps has to show a little bit more flexibility than it seems to have done so far. there has been no movement from the government on the actual content of the political declaration and that is key. the conversations with the labour party are continuing, they were continuing last night. we are expecting to exchange some more text with the labour party today. so this is an ongoing process and i'm optimistic that we will reach some form of agreement. the developer persimmon has announced an independent review into its housing quality of the increasing concerns about the standard of its new builds. millio

—west england, north wales and north—west england, north wales and north—westes or 40 millimetres. could be some minor flooding with strong winds. chilly today. 7—9 at best. southern counties of england, only a few showers a lot of sunshine. parts will stay dry through much of the day. the lightest winds in north—west scotland where we see temperatures reaching around 14. elsewhere england and wales, winds touching gale force and picking up in north east england through this afternoon. stronger in north wales and merseyside. tonight this rain will be turning surrey through the night. showers elsewhere across england and wales and the far north of scotland. most places becoming dry. the chillier night as when the spotlight. a better day in prospect tomorrow. high pressure is the backend of storm hannah pulling about. still close enough to produce lots of cloud in london for lows of you running in the london marathon. take some waterproofs just in case. no where near as hot as last year. temperatures around 14. good luck to you all. cloud and eastern england tomo

many patients that arrive at that hospital come from north wales. ing out on around £4 million worth of funding because they felt those patients from north wales were not being funded properly. the trust had taken the decision, today, after what is a long ongoing discussion, with the help at a north wales to stop patients from north wales are attending unless they are cancer patients, maternity patients or patients, maternity patients or patients with an existing appointment or emergencies. you would have thought that there was a way that they could sort this out? well, the government in wales has said that it is very disappointed with this decision and that it is unacceptable and goes against the spirit of ongoing discussions on how to fund cross—border treatment. we know that there is this ongoing treatment between england and wales and the england and wales on how to fund these cross—border areas. it is very difficult. it also reflects that cost in england, like the cou ntess that cost in england, like the countess of chester, are facing very diff

the rain will tend to sit across north wales, northern england stretching up into the scottish bordersh for the north and south of that what weatherman there'll be brighter brighter spells but factor in the strength of the winds and to pitchers really struggling to pitchers really struggling, particularly when you compare them to just a week ago. highest values of just compare them to just a week ago. highest values ofjust 9—13d. that low pressure will move off into the north sea and will allow this little ridge of eye pressure to build for the second half of the weekend so an improving story. that is good news for marathon runners because perhaps near perfect weather conditions are likely on sunday. we will be dry, a lot of cloud around and a bit of a breeze but nowhere near as strong as saturday. so fair amount of cloud for many of us in a week weather front brings rain into northern ireland and maybe western fringes of wales and southwest england as we go through the day. his mother cloud if we get some brightness, to temperatures will respond, a degree oi’ temperatures will respond

it'll also bring with it some rain across parts of north wales, into the midlands, north of england andhe night as well. fair amount of cloud elsewhere, temperatures holding up at around 6—9 degrees. but it will be the winds that will be the feature first thing in the morning. gusts in excess of 60—70 mph on exposed coasts. the stronger winds will travel their way across central and eastern england through the morning. the rain will tend to sit across north wales, northern england, stretching up into the scottish borders, although fairly showery, and across much of northern ireland. so much to the north and south of that wet weather, there will be brighter brighter spells, but factor in the strength of the winds, the temperatures really struggling, particularly when you compare them to just a week ago. so, highest values ofjust 9—13 degrees. now, that low pressure will move off into the north sea. it's going to allow this little ridge of high pressure to build for the second half of the weekend, so an improving story. and that's good news for marathon runners because perhaps near perfec

south—east but the majority will move south—east but the majority will move through the midlands into north walesfurther north, largely dry, 14, 15 degrees. 19 or 20 degrees maximum temperatures towards eastern parts. through tonight, though showers pushing into scotland and northern ireland, further showers following on behind from the south or south—west, those are your overnight temperatures into thursday morning. during thursday, still have relatively mild air across the uk, but, we will see colder air pushing its way into the north—west, first, going to be a repeat performance of today, heavy showers and some thunderstorms moving north, across much of england and wales, by the afternoon, certainly, merging together to give longer spells of rain. look at the temperatures on thursday, 13, 15 celsius at best. low pressure is in charge of the weather at the moment, and as we go through friday, where system stance, that will provide the energy and the moisture for more showers during friday, so, quite a rash of them across england and wales, pushing up into scotland and northern ireland, and look

to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of man as well as north—west england and north walesry windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breezewill be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure starts the new week so it could be a bit chil

to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of man as well as north—west england and north wales a gale or severe gale further south. a very windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure st

from the southwest, south was pretty heavy, but for some parts of the southeast, the midlands and north walesy in temperatures for most of us probably won't get to 20 degrees, as a go to wednesday evening, we have further showers and thunderstorms drifting and across the uk, and as the shower stripped northwards, the warm air gets pushed away northwards as well, so to get to the end of the week, we'll get to the school or feed of westerly winds, a very different feel to the weather, on thursday showers across the uk, northeast scotla nd showers across the uk, northeast scotland proceed the lion's share, but have a look at these temperature values. 13 and 1a, 15 degrees in those temperatures fall a little further venting, as he had towards the weekend, it will feel very cool with some winds and rain at times. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. sri lanka's prime minister says the country's investigating whether the islamic state group was involved in sunday's suicide bombings. these were not being done, they have been training people in coronation which we have not seen earlier. mea

north wales, september 1976.onth, at the bfi southbank‘s music believed wiped event. colin patterson, bbc news. 0ur our very latest print run of the papers is coming up. anna and david are standing by. now it's time for the weather with susan powell. hello. thanks forjoining me for this longer—term weather outlook. we started this week with 19 degrees as a high in norfork. plenty of sunshine here helped to push the temperatures up. there is plenty more sunshine to come as we look at the days ahead. however, what a change in temperatures, even in the space of 2a hours, down 6 degrees for tuesday afternoon and those figures continue to taper away into the weekend. not just east anglia. the whole of the uk is sitting in cooler air. it is coming to us from the arctic, around an area of high pressure, basically feeding in on an easterly wind and it will stay with us through until at least next weekend. so our outlook, turning chillier for short, a risk of frost, and a very settled scene as high pressure establishes. c

to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of man as well as north—west england and north walesindy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the better day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure starts the new week so it could be a bit

it could edge into western scotland and north—west wales.down to single figures, so a chilly start to the monday morning commute. this weather front is still in the west and will not make much inroads eastwards. if anything, it could move westwards again. brightening up in north—west wales, but further rain and drizzle is not out of the question in northern ireland. the mist and fog clears and there are good sunny spells. a degree or so higher than today. on tuesdayit degree or so higher than today. on tuesday it is a bright and fresh start in scotland and england, clouding over from the west in parts of wales, the isle of man prone to some showery rain. 17—20 celsius possible. temperatures closer to where they should be this time of the year. this is bbc news, i‘m rebecca jones. the headlines at 10. a woman is shot dead and three people are injured at a synagogue in california. police are questioning a 19—year—old man. britain‘s fracking tsar quits after six months in thejob — blaming ministers for paying too much attention to the environme

to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of man as well as north—west england and north walesoutdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure starts the new week so it could be a bit chilly first thing monday. could be a little

sunshine for many across money, but look for heavier showers across the midlands and north wales.e headlines at midday. the government defends theresa may's decision to seek labour's help —— the government insist theresa may had to reach out to labour in a bid to find a way forward on brexit, despite it angering some conservatives. the government is not something i wa nt to the government is not something i want to do, not something what the pie minister wants to do, to work with labour but words would be failing to deliver on brexit. labour defence its handling of complaint about anti—semitism after reports the party vowed to take action in hundreds of cases. —— mackay failed to take action. we have to tackle it but it will be much easier to tackle it if we don't make it a personal attack onjeremy corbyn or a conservative attack on labour. charlie rowley, poisoned in last year's suspected russian chemical attack in salisbury, has met russia's ambassador

to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of man as well as north—west england and north walesth. a very windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure starts the new week so it could be a

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for the south rain band sites across the top i think 92 south wells added that for the midlands, north walesand with a heavy downpour and standard storms breaking out into the afternoon, so really strong and gusty winds and temperatures gone on where they had been, maybe getting up to 20 in norwich misplaces stuck in the teens and temperature is hot and further to follow as we head into the week and weekend, struggling in the double digits by saturday with wind and rain at times. you are watching beyond 100 days. so—called islamic state group says is responsible for the attack entry la nka is responsible for the attack entry lanka but the claim is not yet been verified. the turlington governments asa verified. the turlington governments as a syrian national has been detained, one of a0 people being questioned. funerals are now begun for the 321 people killed on easter sunday in the series of coordinated blasts. the president visits the queen. donald trump is been invited for a state visit to the uk injune and protesters are already making their plans. also on the programme, in other high—pro

she was approached on facebook by two local men in rural north wales.ed was an increasingly common feature of 21st—century life. online grooming. at the time i never realised it was grooming. so i didn't need any emotional support. it was pretty much normalised. a lot of my friends at school were doing the same thing and so for us it wasn't traumatising, it wasn't scary, it was simply normal and we were excited at the prospect of having an older boyfriend. and that's what really terrifies me. eight years on, mairead met with culture secretaryjeremy wright to help shape britain's historic and ambitious proposals to tackle online home. ——to tackle online harm. these include a code of practice for social media firms. heavy fines if material is left online for too long. and potential criminal liability for directors of companies at fault. the signature item is a dedicated regulatorfor the web, though whether that would just be part of an existing regulator remains unclear. and we cannot allow the leaders of some of the tech companies to simply look the othe

she was approached on facebook by two local men in rural north wales.time, i never realised it was grooming so i didn't need emotional support. it was pretty much normalised. a lot of my friends at school were doing the same thing, so for us it wasn't traumatising, it wasn't scary. it was simply normal and we were excited at the prospect of having an older boyfriend, and that's what really terrifies me. eight years on, mared met with culture secretaryjeremy wright to help shape britain's historic and ambitious proposals to tackle online harm. these include a code of practice for social media firms, heavy fines if material is left online for too long, and potential criminal liability for directors of companies at fault. the signature item is a dedicated regulatorfor the web, though whether that will be part of an existing regulator remains unclear. and we cannot allow the leaders of some of the tech companies to simply look the other way. the new rules are exceptionally wide in scope and care will be needed to make sure they don't penalise smaller firms

to northern ireland, south—west scotland and the isle of man as well as north—west england and north walesrther south. a very windy day, certainly not a day for the outdoors. but the winds do ease through the night, and that's because storm hannah starts to blow out to the north sea. and we get a ridge of high pressure building for the second part of the weekend. it's not plain sailing but i think for the london marathon probably the day of the two and almost great conditions for the runners because it will stay cool, we think, quite a bit of cloud around, i think there will be some brightness coming through, and temperatures will be doing a little better than saturday. however, you can still see this weather front draped into western parts, so northern ireland and wales and south—west seeing further dank weather. further east we'll have the remnants of our weather front. in eastern areas, a few showers around. a cool northerly breeze will be much lighter. 12—15 looking like our highs. they're a little bit more respectable from the days ahead. then high—pressure starts the new week so it c

north wales police say the man was trying to fix a satellite dish on his roof when he was hit with aolice are investigating. professional footballers in england and wales are boycotting social media for 2h hours today in protest against the way social networks and football authorities respond to racism. it follows a number of high—profile incidents in domestic and international matches this season. the pfa, which has organised this boycott, has said that it is just the beginning of a longer campaign designed to tackle racism head on. earlier i spoke to dr colin king from the black and asian coaches association, and asked him how well he felt the boycott had gone. a brilliant campaign that has had a positive and profound effect. it it has generated interest across the game. it has we need to applaud the bravery of the pfa, to actually take the risk and say we need to confront it together, we need to be positive, we need to be strategic and address these issues. and yet, what is strangers when i started reading this and story was developing, the first place i went to was social media.

we've still got the threat of some downpours in the south—west of england, wales, perhaps into north—westwith some sunshine at times. those temperatures continuing to climb up to 13 or even 1a celsius. a very warm welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: britain's prime minister has asked for another brexit delay and seeks talks with the opposition in a fresh bid to break the logjam. this debate, this division, cannot drag on much longer. it is putting members of parliament and everyone else under immense pressure. celebrations in algeria as president abdelaziz bouteflika resigns after 20 years in power, bowing two weeks of pressure and protests. peace talks in afghanistan go on but the taliban's

intense for parts of north wales and north england, spreading to northern ireland in the late evening spells and scattered showers, it will be breezy once again. i think northern scotla nd once again. i think northern scotland could see the best of the dry and bright weather through the day, as a whole. some rain spreading through england and wales, persistent at times. hopefully some sunshine as well. even in the best of the brightness, temperature is nowhere near where they were at the weekend. 14 or 15 at best. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... the funeral has taken place in belfast of the journalist lyra mckee, the 29—year—old who was fatally shot by a member of the new ira during violence in londonderry last week. the event was attended by theresa may, jeremy corbyn, as well as political leaders from across the political spectrum in northern ireland. in a powerful reflection, father martin magill asked why it had taken lyra's death to bring the politicians together. why in god's name does take the death of a 29—year—old woman, with her whole life in front of her... applau

because, we're saying farewell to storm hannah which brought a gust of wind of more than 80mph in north—west walessignificant rainfall as well. you can see the swirl of cloud on the satellite picture. a deep area of low pressure which is now very quickly becoming less deep and less threatening as it slides out into the north sea. high—pressure building in from the south—west. this means a much more settled day on sunday. not completely dry, some showers around. some sunny spells though and crucially, less windy. so a much quieter start to the day. one or two showers, as you can see, including close to the london area, and it is a big day in london because the marathon is taking place. there is likely to be a lot of cloud

rain coming into northern ireland, late into north wales. sharps i was further south and east. those —— sharp showers. here it shouldn't be too windy. jungles winds around the edges. the north and west of scotland and northern ireland, gale force winds likely. these are the afternoon temperatures. 7—9d, below par, certainly, when you add on the strength of the wind it will feel much colder in the north—west of the uk, typically 2—4d. equally as cold and ifi uk, typically 2—4d. equally as cold and if i south—west of england in the channel islands. low pressure dominating the weather. it is cutting off the supply of really cold air that is coming from the north. we have these weather fronts wraparound at area of low pressure. they focus on more persistent rain across northern scotland and this wet weather is coming back into the south—west of england, pushing into the west country and into south wales. in between, some sharp showers. dry weather and sunshine. the temperatures beginning to creep up the temperatures beginning to creep upa the temperatures beginning to creep up a lit

as they move north, they will intensify slightly, so there is the chance of some thunder across parts of walesture 18 to 20 degrees, england and wales, bit chilly, 1a to 17 degrees for scotland and northern ireland. you may have noticed, the yellows, the oranges, will slowly be replaced, by blues, and north—westerly wind bringing much cooler weather for the rest of the weeks. temperatures, 11 to 14 celsius, with that, unsettled weather with rain and showers. goodbye for now. hello, it's tuesday, it's 10 o'clock. i'm victoria derbyshire. good morning. boobjobs, butt lifts, lipfillers, botox. we ask our audience, is having a cosmetic procedure the norm for young women — and men? they'll also give us their reaction to our exclusive poll today, which suggests almost half of women aged 18 to 30 say having something done is a lot like getting your hair cut. you might recognise me from last's love island. i am pro surgery, but it should not be taken lightly. love island. i am pro surgery, but it should not be taken lightlylj love island. i am pro surgery, but it should not be taken lightly. i am an a

lots of cloud in the west, patchy rain and drizzle edging into western scotland and north—west wales scotland and the north—east of england, the temperature dropping into single figures so a chilly start to the morning commute. monday with a big weather front to the west, not making much on roads eastwards and if anything could notch westwards again, but scotland may be damp to start with, same for north wales but rain and drizzle not out of the question then northern ireland and devon and cornwall, the temperature around 11—13. away from that, the mist and fog clears, good sunny spells. could be higher still into tuesday, bright or fresh start, clouding over from the west, parts of wales and northern ireland prone to pick your outbreaks of showery rain but sunny moments further east, 17-20 rain but sunny moments further east, 17—20 possible. the temperature close to where it should be for this time of year, dry weather with a few showers to be aware of. this is bbc news. the headlines at 1:00pm. britain's fracking tsar quits after six months in thejob, blaming ministers for paying to

winds actually peaked through the night, 82 miles an hour in aberdaron in north—west wales. peaked, it could still be a very windy afternoon for many. low pressure systems pushing out into the north sea. southern and western areas of that will continue to see the strongest of the winds. lighter winds to north—eastern parts of england for the time being, that will change later on and certainly across scotland much lighter winds. some slow moving and maybe heavy and thundery showers here. the odd shower but with more sunshine across southern counties of england and wales. it is north wales, north west midlands, north west england and to the east of northern ireland, persistent rain here could cause some minorflooding. and it's these areas, not only will it be quite cool, with temperatures around 7—9 degrees, but it's also where we still see the strongest of the winds, 40—50 miles an hour quite easily. and as i said the winds later will pick up across some eastern counties of england. further outbreaks of rain across england and wales and south—west scotland as we go into the n

winds actually peaked through the night, 82 miles an hour in aberdaron in north—west wales. n for many. low pressure systems pushing out into the north sea. southern and western areas of that will continue to see the strongest of the winds. lighter winds to north—eastern parts of england for the time being, that will change later on and certainly across scotland much lighter winds. some slow moving and maybe heavy and thundery showers here. the odd shower but with more sunshine across southern counties of england and wales. it is north wales, north west midlands, north west england and to the east of northern ireland, persistent rain here could cause some minorflooding. and it's these areas, not only will it be quite cool, with temperatures around 7—9 degrees, but it's also where we still see the strongest of the winds, 40—50 miles an hour quite easily. and as i said the winds later will pick up across some eastern counties of england. further outbreaks of rain across england and wales and south—west scotland as we go into the night. much of that will gradually start to ease,

spots of rain through the day on tuesday, most likely through parts of northern england, perhaps north walesome sunny spells, largely dry, but you'll notice these heavy and potentially thundery showers developing across southern england and wales. temperatures range between 8 in aberdeen to around 15 in london, and then it looks like we're going to see some slightly cooler conditions moving in from the north as we head into the middle part of the week. bye for now. this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers. the headlines at 11:00: theresa may releases a statement saying the longer it takes to find a deal parliament can agree on, the greater the risk of the uk leaving the uu at all. an alleged sexual assault by six male soldiers — an investigation is ordered. thousands protest in sudan. they are calling for military support to overthrow the president of 3a years. human rights protest at the dorchester hotel, owned by brunei, where gay sex is punishable

was because we are saying farewell to storm hanna which brought gusts of winds of up to 80 mph in north walessure which is now quickly becoming less deep and less threatening as it slides out into the north sea. high pressure building in from the south—west, this means a much more settled day on sunday, not completely dry, some showers around, some sunny spells, though, and crucially, it will be less windy, so a start to the day. one or two showers as you can see, including close to the london area. it isa including close to the london area. it is a big day in london because the marathon is taking place. there is likely to be a lot of cloud overhead, there cloud producing one or two showers at times. they will be sunny glimpses and crucially for the participants, a comfortable feel, temperatures even by the afternoon up to 14 or 15 degrees. for the rest of the uk, one or two showers first thing across north—west england, east wales and the midlands. showers continue across parts of eastern england through the day and cloud will be trying to bring patchy rain into northern ireland, west wales

we've still got the threat of some downpours in the south—west of england, wales, perhaps into north—westng a drier day on friday, with some sunshine at times. those temperatures continuing to climb up to 13 or even 1a celsius. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. britain's prime minister is to ask for another brexit delay and seek talks with the opposition in a fresh bid to break the logjam. this debate, this division, cannot drag on much longer. it is putting members of parliament and everyone else under immense pressure. celebrations in algeria as president bouteflika resigns after 20 years in power, after weeks of protests and pressure. fresh peace talks in afghanistan. we report from helmand province, where the taliban still casts a long shadow.

through the evening, heavier showers briefly for the midlands and north wales before they weaken.by the end of the night. much clearer skies by the end of the night across scotland. a slightly chillier start to monday, but thankfully, finally, a much brighter start, after what has been a very cloudy weekend. still quite a bit of cloud in the east, some going into the central lowlands but as the day goes on, most areas brightening very nicely. some punchy showers possible again, though, across the midlands and north wales, maybe a few in the south—east. the risk of some showers in the south—west later in the afternoon. again, 16 or 17 degrees the potential highs, particularly away from the east, where we keep that easterly breeze. those showers are actually tied in with a weather front which is not too coherent at the moment but looks like it could mean business by tuesday, bringing some heavier rain into the south of the uk. of course, it is the school holidays. if you have outdoor plans for tuesday, stay tuned to the forecast because the position of that weather front looks like

also, heavy rain as it moves through north wales, the midlands and the north wales, the midlands ands well, some heavy across north wales, the midland stretching up north wales, the midland stretching up to the north of england and northern ireland. pushing towards the scottish borders. the far north of scotla nd the scottish borders. the far north of scotland should stay dry on saturday and they should be an improvement across central parts of england with sunny spells, but a cooler feel, 9—13 at the best. that‘ll be a shock to the system, particularly when you factor in those blustery winds which will continue through much of the day. as we move out of saturday, that area of low pressure will drift away. we will see this brief ridge developing. more rain coming in from the west. the further west you live on sunday, you could see some rain. a quieter day elsewhere. just that little bit warmer. police release pictures of the man they believe killed the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry. he‘s described as a short, stocky man. detectives are appealing for help from the public to ide

that will bring some spots of rain during the day on tuesday to northern england, north wales and northerne these heavy, potentially thundery showers developing across southern england and wales. temperatures round about eight in aberdeen, 15 in london then it looks like we will see some slightly cooler conditions moving on from the north, as we head through into the middle part of the week. goodbye for 110w. the headlines: forces loyal to the libyan government are trying to push back rebel troops who reached the outskirts of the capital, tripoli. fighting has been reported close to the city centre. the libyan prime minister says his country has been betrayed. flooding in iran is thought to have damaged a third of the country's road network. dozens of people have been killed with some bridges and buildings swept away. tens of thousands of people have taken part in protests across sudan, calling for president 0mar al—bashir to step down. the demonstration reached the army headquarters and tear gas was

over the next hour some heavy showers and thunderstorms in north wales and north—west england. north—west england and later in the night some showers into parts of wales and the south—west as well. elsewhere we will see some clear spells and temperatures falling fairly quickly down to close to freezing on one of two rural spots in the east. now, friday a bit of a mixed picture. quite a lot of dry weather for eastern scotland in central and eastern parts of england, the odd isolated heavy shower possible and for the west we have weather bringing more cloud and again outbreaks of heavy, showery rain at times. in the west, cooler, 12 up to 13 celsius, but milder, up to 17 further east. things turn u nsettled to 17 further east. things turn unsettled through friday night and into saturday as storm hanna arrives bringing strong and gusty winds in the south and heavy, thundery rain which is likely to cause disruption. this is bbc news. the headlines: the foreign office advises against all but essential travel to sri la nka all but essential travel to sri la n ka after all but essenti

affecting north wales right now, its strong winds this afternoon, gusting 42 to 50 mph.ty showers as well. temperatures in some areas are only five or 6 degrees, may be recovering a little bit when the rain clears away. not feeling great out there today. there is some sunshine around, so not all underneath the cloud. through this evening and overnight some of the skies will clear and it will be quite nippy. 4 degrees for belfast and newcastle. tomorrow we've got the london marathon, and we start off fairly fresh with temperatures around 80 degrees or so. warming up to possibly 13 by the afternoon. not a particularly warm one. cool for the runners, maybe that's a bit better. if you are a runner, you will know. tomorrow looking decent enough by 4pm, possibly around 13 or 14 degrees with some sunshine as well. how about the week ahead, it looks like it's going to be a dry start, a couple of the day is on the way, monday and tuesday good days, not necessarily sunny, some cloud around, particularly across central and southern areas. may be overcast in london or reading, it lo

still got the threat of some downpours in the south—west of england, wales, perhaps into north—west ofmes. temperatures continuing to climb up to 13, 1a celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines: britain's prime minister is to ask the eu for another delay to brexit, to give her more time to reach agreement with parliament. theresa may will also try to reach a compromise with the leader of the labour opposition, jeremy corbyn, a move which has incensed many senior figures within her own party. huge crowds in algeria celebrating the news that president bouteflika is standing down. he announced the resignation with immediate effect, after weeks of protests against his initial plans to stand for a fifth term. he is 82 and has been in powerfor 20 years. the corruption trial of the former malaysian prime minister najib razak gets underway shortly. he is accused of stealing billions of dollars from the country's sovereign wealth fund 1mdb. it has become one of the world's greatest financial scandals. now on bbc news, stephen sackur talks to writer angie thomas

we've still got the threat of some downpours in the south—west of england, wales, perhaps into north—westtures continuing to climb up to 13 or even 14 celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines: britain's prime minister theresa may is to ask the european union for another delay to brexit. theresa may is also going to co—operate with jeremy corbyn, a move that has infuriated hard brexiteers within her own party. celebrations in algeria as president bouteflika resigns after 20 years in power, bowing to weeks of pressure and protests. he has 82 and has been in powerfor 20 years. the corruption trial of malaysia's former prime minister, najib rajak, it's under way shortly. he is accused of stealing billions of dollars from the country past wealth fund, 1mdb. —— from the country's soften wealth fund.