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most of that rain is across north west england and for north west scotland. 13 degrees celsius once again. but it's cloudier, it's windier and there will be some outbreaks of rain towards the west. and then the focus of that rain, of course, moves further eastwards as we head into thursday. it's still quite far away, meteorologically speaking, still a lot of uncertainty. but this is probably the position of the rain as we head through thursday. you can see it's starting to clear these western areas. so there should be some sunshine emerging across northern ireland, western scotland, down through north west england and western wales. their temperatures once again, 11 to 12 degrees celsius, slightly higher where we've got the best of that sunshine. and then we head into the easter bank holiday weekend and good friday, we start to see that high pressure build back in again. still some weather fronts out towards the west, but it's looking dry with more cloud across much of england and wales on friday. but that should start to break up. best of the sunshine i thin

we have that from friday, a new wave from the north-west will cause rain in the north-west parts of the, ardabil, east azarbaijan, west azarbaijan, zanjan and kurdistan. and baluchistan, parts of northern hormozgan, parts of kerman province, southern parts of isfahan province, distribution of south khorasan in the afternoon hours for friday , we will have an increase in rain clouds in these areas due to the rains in the northwest and southeast of our country, yellow level warning meteorology issued there is a possibility of runoff in these areas, considering that there are torrential rains in the spring and it mainly happens in the afternoon , there is also a possibility of the rivers rising, we request that you avoid staying on the banks of the rivers. we will continue to have rains in the north-west, south-east and east parts of the country, which is more intense for kerman province, and the yellow weather warning is still valid on saturdays, again from monday, a new wave of rains from the north-west side in some parts. from the western provinces of the country and the northwest of th

most of that rain is across north west england and for north west scotland. ween 11 and 13 degrees celsius once again. but it's cloudier, it's windier and there will be some outbreaks of rain towards the west. and then the focus of that rain, of course, moves further eastwards as we head into thursday. it's still quite far away, meteorologically speaking, still a lot of uncertainty. but this is probably the position of the rain as we head through thursday. you can see it's starting to clear these western areas. so there should be some sunshine emerging across northern ireland, western scotland, down through north west england and western wales. their temperatures once again, 11 to 12 degrees celsius, slightly higher where we've got the best of that sunshine. and then we head into the easter bank holiday weekend and good friday, we start to see that high pressure build back in again. still some weather fronts out towards the west, but it's looking dry with more cloud across much of england and wales on friday. but that should start to break up. best of the suns

most of that rain is across north west england and for north west scotland. t it's cloudier, it's windier and there will be some outbreaks of rain towards the west. and then the focus of that rain, of course, moves further eastwards as we head into thursday. it's still quite far away, meteorologically speaking, still a lot of uncertainty. but this is probably the position of the rain as we head through thursday. you can see it's starting to clear these western areas. so there should be some sunshine emerging across northern ireland, western scotland, down through north west england and western wales. their temperatures once again, 11 to 12 degrees celsius, slightly higher where we've got the best of that sunshine. and then we head into the easter bank holiday weekend and good friday, we start to see that high pressure build back in again. still some weather fronts out towards the west, but it's looking dry with more cloud across much of england and wales on friday. but that should start to break up. best of the sunshine i think for scotland, northern ireland,

west. we still have this squeeze on the isobars, still brisk winds along the north sea coastline. wers with it. a few of those showers may get into south wales, but they'll also move away and the low cloud tending to break up with the cloud generally pushing in the direction of the west, so brightening up in eastern areas. the north hanging onto the sunshine for most of the day. temperatures sliding a little bit. we're looking at ten to about 15 degrees as our maximum temperatures in the afternoon. as we move through wednesday into thursday, high pressure still very much with us, more or less anchored across our shores, but you can see we've got various weather fronts coming in on thursday and also friday. so what's going to happen, first of all, on thursday is a frosty start, a fine start, but then we'll see some cloud and some showers coming our way. showers more widespread during the course of friday. live from london, this is bbc news. rival forces continue to engage in fierce fighting in sudan. a 24—hour armstice is agreed by one side only so civilians can leave. inside a glas

and today, dry sunny weather will remain in central russia in the north-west in the volga region .nd south of the country will remain the power of cyclones to the word what happens when the atmospheric vortex fronts become aggravated, in one of the turkish cities, a downpour was replaced by a very large hail. chunks of ice broke through the windows of cars and slatted the walls of houses, and in the province of kahraman, marash, the most affected by the recent earthquake, the tornado passed by the edge, it also touched the tent camp where the bloodless people lived, according to local media, two were killed and more than 40 people were injured . let's return to the territory of russia in the future , the position of the solar anticyclone in the central parts of the country will gradually weaken, but on the temperature regime in the region for the time being. it will almost not affect more than that by the beginning of next week, almost on the entire russian plain, may weather is expected in the southern regions and the black earth region will be above plus 20 °, plus 15-20 in the c

wales and south—west england, i think we will keep some areas of cloud through the day, but generally speaking, some good spells of sunshine, certainly a brighter and less chilly day for norths out towards the west — 12 for belfast and cardiff, 13 degrees in plymouth. and then, as we head through sunday night with those clear skies overhead, temperatures will drop. it is going to be a colder night than we've been used to of late. quite widely, i think we'll see a touch of frost. the temperatures you see here are for the town and city centres. minus one there in the centre of birmingham. some spots in the countryside will get colder than that, so a chilly start to monday. but at this time of year, the sun has got some strength to it, so once the sun comes up, the frost will lift and the temperatures will start to climb. good spells of sunshine through the day. this frontal system trying to push into northern ireland. it may introduce more cloud here later in the day, turning the sunshine rather hazy. temperatures ten to 13 degrees. now, into tuesday, i think we will see a weather front bringing cloud and some patchy rain into northern ireland and scotland, particularly weste

something clearer moving into the north—west later on. and into the easter weekend. it is looking largely and settled. thanks, sarah. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. from the six team it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions

wales and south—west england, i think we will keep some areas of cloud through the day but, generally speaking, some good spells of sunshine, certainly a brighter and less chilly day for northd cardiff, 13 degrees in plymouth. and then, as we head through sunday night with those clear skies overhead, temperatures will drop. it is going to be a colder night than we've been used to of late. quite widely, i think we'll see a touch of frost. the temperatures you see here are for the town and city centres. minus one there in the centre of birmingham. some spots in the countryside will get colder than that, so a chilly start to monday. but at this time of year, the sun has got some strength to it, so once the sun comes up, the frost will lift and the temperatures will start to climb. good spells of sunshine through the day. this frontal system trying to push into northern ireland. it may introduce more cloud here later in the day, turning the sunshine rather hazy. temperatures ten to 13 degrees. now, into tuesday, i think we will see a weather front bringing cloud and some patchy rain into northern ireland and scotland, particularly western scotland. best of the sunshine will be

thicker cloud out towards the north—west is that when different approaches.rain into belfast by early mid evening. into the western isles, may be the fringes of wales and cornwall by the end of the night, but where the skies stayed clear and it is dry, east anglia and south—east once again, a nip in the air tomorrow morning. elsewhere should be mild. you see these weather fronts moving across the country, particularly here in northwest, through wednesday. in between weather systems, there is often mild air. it's a south—westerly breeze, so we are calling it damp with rain at times, miles across northern ireland and much of scotland, the north west of england and. but east anglia and the south—east tomorrow should be relatively bright. not as sunny as today, but bright enough. temperatures under the cloud and rain may barely make 9—10. that was wednesday, this is thursday. the weather front is out of the way in the north sea. behind it, a change in the wind direction. a north—westerly with a few showers here and there, there will be sunny spells around for sur

in the north sea, drifting inland. in the west, clearer skies, the north sea, drifting inland. skies, here it is going to be quite a cold night, quite a cold night for most, colder than last. into tomorrow, still high pressure firmly in charge, this weather front coming in through the course of the afternoon, introducing thick clouds and some stronger winds for the south—east. but the morning low cloud mist and fog, giving way to a lot of sunshine, quite slow to clear, east of scotland, you can see how we have all of the cloud piling in, hot showers, the wind is picking up. these are the average wind speeds, so for most it is going to a breezy day. but that wind coming across a cold north sea, so temperatures, especially in the east, are going to be that bit lower full stop 12 and 13, we could still reach 17, for example in glasgow tomorrow. as you move through the week, into wednesday and thursday, week, into wednesday and thursday, we still have high pressure in charge, here is the weather front on wednesday, tending to fizzle and isobars are telling you it is not going to be

there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain and some heavier bursts pushing into wales and north—west fronts start to drift their way steadily eastwards. still staying relatively mild for the time of year, that rain still has to clear away eastwards, and as it does so, well, we'll see clearer skies and temperatures will be a little bit lower out to the west by thursday morning. but thursday morning, we'll see that rain easing away, and then a little ridge of high pressure will slowly start to build in from the west and quieten things down. so, yes, a cloudy, grey start across eastern areas, a few scattered showers remaining as we go through the day, but an improving picture. there will be some sunshine coming through. there will be some light winds still coming from a northwesterly direction on thursday, so that will make it feel just that little bit fresher. temperatures are likely to peak between 8—13 celsius. now, as we move out of thursday into the start of the long easter weekend, high pressure is set to build in for a couple of days at least. these weather fronts trying to push

there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain and some heavier bursts pushing into wales and north—west, though, to close out the day in northern ireland and western scotland as the weather fronts start to drift their way steadily eastwards. still staying relatively mild for the time of year, that rain still has to clear away eastwards, and as it does so, well, we'll see clearer skies and temperatures will be a little bit lower out to the west by thursday morning. but thursday morning, we'll see that rain easing away, and then a little ridge of high pressure will slowly start to build in from the west and quieten things down. so, yes, a cloudy, grey start across eastern areas, a few scattered showers remaining as we go through the day, but an improving picture. there will be some sunshine coming through. there will be some light winds still coming from a northwesterly direction on thursday, so that will make it feeljust that little bit fresher. temperatures are likely to peak between 8—13 celsius. now, as we move out of thursday into the start of the long easter weekend, high pressure i

again another we head into tuesday morning, you can see from the tone but mother towards the north and westion of the high—pressure on tuesday. there is a weather front moving into north—western areas of scotland so we start to see the cloud they can hear and wind is set to pick up as well. cloud across northern ireland. as the weather front bumps into the high—pressure, it's fizzling out and it's been blocked, not moving far eastwards. the lion's share of the sunshine. top temperatures between 11 and 1a celsius. a little cooler for north facing coasts. into wednesday, the weather pushes further eastwards. again, for the vast majority, we should stay dry across england and wales. most of the rain is across northwest england in north—west scotland. temperatures will pick between 11 and 13 once again but it's claudia, wendy and some outbreaks of rain towards the west. then the focus of that rain moves further east as we head into thursday. still quite far allay me geologically speaking. it is starting to clear these western areas. sunshine emerging across northern ireland and western scotland

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

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

it will start in the north-west part of the country on monday.tuesday, in addition to the north-west part of the country, this rain will extend to the west and south-west parts of the country. and good rains in the northwestern parts in the southwestern regions, the decision may be made on saturday due to the southerly winds in ardabil province and the southern shores of the caspian sea, witnessing the rising temperature of hossein pirizi on saturday, the southerly winds will give way to northerly winds, as a result , on sunday in the province ardabil and the southern shores of the caspian sea , the temperature is decreasing . thank you for following me on instagram. more than 3 million and 300 thousand students and the provision of student dormitory in the 13th government, the duties of the student affairs organization are a new form, the duties of the mazar organization itself are very broad, that is, from the service field of sports distribution, from the field of knowledge-based physical and mental health to the field of internal students, wh

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

there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain and some heavier bursts pushing into wales and north—west the day in northern ireland and western scotland as the weather fronts start to drift their way steadily eastwards. still staying relatively mild for the time of year, that rain still has to clear away eastwards, and as it does so, well, we'll see clearer skies and temperatures will be a little bit lower out to the west by thursday morning. but thursday morning, we'll see that rain easing away, and then a little ridge of high pressure will slowly start to build in from the west and quieten things down. so, yes, a cloudy, grey start across eastern areas, a few scattered showers remaining as we go through the day, but an improving picture. there will be some sunshine coming through. there will be some light winds still coming from a northwesterly direction on thursday, so that will make it feeljust that little bit fresher. temperatures are likely to peak between 8—13 celsius. now, as we move out of thursday into the start of the long easter weekend, high pressure is set to build in, for

we could just reach 1a degrees in north wales and north—west england but for most low teens and singleures. tonight where we had clear skies through central areas it will turn quite chilly, parts of northern england and scotland with some frost in places. in the cloud will be picking up out west as we see the weather fronts working their way in during the course of thursday. so thursday will slowly be turning milder but some rain around as well. across the north of the uk some rain across scotland with snow over the mountains and then heavy rain pushing into wales and the midlands as the day wears on. in between some drier weather with some brightness around. and tomorrow milder air moving in and we are low to mid—teens. the low pressure clear through into the near continent, we are in between weather systems for friday but we are importing milder airfor friday and heading into friday but we are importing milder air for friday and heading into the bank holiday weekend. the cold it never far away from the north of scotland. so slowly brightening up across parts of england, wales and the

top class fire hazard weekend at regions of the north-west of russia, in particular the pskov region.his talk in the center of russia will also continue to be a warm weekend. early next week. we are waiting for the may heat and the drought will continue, so it will not be out of place to remind you of the need for careful handling of fire. the closer to the weekend, the more fires are recorded in the snt and next to them, only today for the first half day , firefighters near moscow worked on such calls in the zhukovsky klinsky urban district and under shatura at once several landscape fires that flared up in the past days. today extinguished in the vicinity. ulyanovsk, not far from the village of polevna, the grass caught fire the day before, the flame switched to a forest settlement, in order to prevent fire in the direction of the settlement, fired up a burning area, fields caught fire in the city of ufa, ryazan, and another cheboksary in the kaliningrad region, the prosecutor's office is investigating the circumstances of the fires near the guards, fire from burned grass. spread to

in the past day, assault detachments captured two blocks in the north-west and in the central part ofborne troops, operational-tactical army aviation and artillery, and the southern group of troops showed support for the actions of assault units . in this area , the actions of the enemy were pinned down on the flag. the servicemen of the central group of forces in the krasnaya liman direction quickly worked and delivered pinpoint strikes on a cluster of militants who were trying to regain their previously lost positions, as a result, the enemy suffered losses in equipment and was driven back, and this assault detachment was also the center of the group. under the cover of the tankers, he quietly overcame half a kilometer of a mined area and came close to the positions of the militants. after that, a battle ensued with the help of a small arms grenade , seven british mercenaries were destroyed , a stronghold, which, moreover, is located on a dominant height, came under control our fighters, along with trophies in the form of foreign weapons. they threw grenades. mostly. that's all that

temperatures will tend to be above freezing, mount up with a cloud and breeze towards the north—west. largely dry, the best of the sunshine for england and much of eastern wales where we will see hyzaar11—14. not quite so much of an onshore breeze towards those north sea facing coast on tuesday. wednesday, it weather front containing to move eastwards, introducing outbreaks of rain but probably not until the end of the day for the past south—east of england and east anglia. starting to see clearance across northern ireland, sunny spells here as we head through the afternoon, temperatures between 11—14. our weather front continues to clear eastwards, possibly heavy persistent rain for eastern areas of the uk, as we head throughout the day on thursday. sunshine further west. unsettled through the middle part of the week but high pressure builds backin the week but high pressure builds back in again in time for good friday and easter bank holiday weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines... needis need is tojoin need is to join the military alliance on tuesday. —— nato says finland is toj

was the more in the way of dry a skies certainly across the north west of india, places like new delhi remains logic here along the west coast and cloud coming in with a few showers here and there some heavier showers, affecting southern parts of india, like carola and some thunderstorms for sri lanka, but the weather moves away from bangladesh on thursday. ah, it's a $1000000000.00 money. no drink operation for coal. marsha is bigger than the company with financial institutions, regulators and governments complicit. always also. what is this? is it right? i've described that in a 4 part series. alger 0 is investigative unit because i'm.

so when she weather here, well the more spring like up towards the north west where bands of cloud and rain will sweet pain, tick across england and wales, pushing down to the low countries, easing across france. dry weather coming back in across the republic of on. and there's our area as slice of fine and dry weather as that when she was there. it's eastern poland pushing across into the west, over romania. still some rather wet weather there for a time across greece and turkey that will clear 3 brightest guys coming back in behind. still that drive with the central parts of here. fight and try there for good friday, up towards the north, west and down. across the south, madrid getting up to 26 degrees celsius, try to cross far north of africa, little circulation, just developing around that western side of algeria. see some wet weather pushing further east. we go through friday, south that more showers across west africa. ah, the latest news, as it breaks over the years from has been the target of numerous lawsuits and criminal investigations. but this time is different. we detail c

against it on saturday which might bring in patchy rain during the course of saturday to the far north—westwill see some rain on easter monday. shareholders of credit suisse vent their fury — as the chairman says he's truly sorry for taking the bank to the brink of bankruptcy. and the space dream comes back down to earth — richard branson�*s virgin 0rbit files for bankruptcy. welcome to world business report. shareholders have been venting their anger at credit suisse's final agm in zurich this morning. the chairman of the bank has said he is truly sorry for taking the company to the brink of bankruptcy.

heavier rain in the north west of the uk by wednesday.shine. bye for now. welcome to newsday reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... one of russia's most influential, pro—kremlin, bloggers is killed in an explosion at a cafe in st petersburg. vladlen tatarsky wrote on the telegram platform from the front line — supporting the russian invasion of ukraine. finland turns right — the opposition claims victory in the general election. prime minister sanna marin concedes. at least 29 people are known to have died after severe storms hit the north—east of the united states. and paris says "non." the french capital votes by a huge margin to end on—street rentals of e—scooters.

over the past day, assault detachments occupied two more blocks in the north-west and the central parthey were supported by the landing troops of aviation and artillery, the southern group of forces reported this in more detail in the ministry of defense. about at least in their actions on the main directions of the special military operation we learn from denis alekseev denis tell us how the situation is developing. yes, welcome. so the russian forces are storming the western outskirts of marinka, and in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bavdiivka , they tried to counterattack several times using tank companies, russian scouts detected enemy movements from drones. and then the situation is under your own control, the artillerymen took the counterattacks, all the same, the kurakhov point was thwarted by the artillery unit of the southern group of forces, but the fire defeat of the temporary deployment point of the fifty-ninth separate motorized infantry brigade. whoa, enemy. he suffered losses in the personnel of the war equipment, and in the odessa direction, if the pervomaiskaya point was des

a powerful tropical storm has hit the north west coast of australia. night, but avoided the most populated areas. residents have been told to stay indoors as the storm continues to move inland. our correspondent in sydney, phil mercer, gave us this update. well, this was the first category five cyclone — that's as severe as it gets in the current grading system — to cross western australia's coastline since 2009. so this clearly is the most powerful tropical storm to hit that part of the country in well over a decade. now, a record wind speed was also recorded. so this was a tropical storm that was packing an almighty punch, but, mercifully, it avoided the most populated towns and communities in that part of the north—western coast of western australia. if you look at a map of australia, about a third of the continent is covered by the state of western australia. so the area we're talking about is towards the north—western tip of western australia, and they cyclone is now tracking inland. it's now been downgraded to a category two storm, but it's still

s. states rely on the clearwater river for its water supply as well as some areas in north west. mexico. reno's joins a set live, not from los angeles in california. so rob was the background to all this. and what exactly is the administration proposing? well, the root cause of the impacts that we're seeing here is 23 years of severe drought. and that has drawn down the levels of the reservoirs on the colorado river. lake powell lake need to dangerously low levels to the point where if things go as they have been, the river will basically stop flowing. now the water is allocated among the various western states from the colorado river under the terms of a 100 year old tree called the colorado river complex. come compact. excuse me, it's rather complicated and it's somewhat outdated because it doesn't take into account the explosive growth of cities like phoenix and scottsdale and las vegas. so what the by did ministration is proposing is sweeping away all of the provisions of the treaty at least temporarily. and having each state commit to a 25 percent across the board, caught in their

so 2 areas in the north, west of mexico. reynolds has more. after 23 years of severe drought, the colorado river in its reservoirs have dwindled to alarmingly low levels. if they dry up even further, it could cut hydro electric generation and water supplies over a vast area. worst case scenario, where everyone will void with you know, water river available to the river to serve yearly. $40000000.00 people in the west depend on the colorado for drinking water and electricity together with billions of dollars worth of foreign products. even though we have a largely above snow above normal snow pack in colorado. we still, it doesn't mean we're going to have great run off at this point on top of the fact . the drought has been such a long standing drought over the last, you know, 5 years to a decade. plus that it's going to take a number of years to overcome this deeper drought that we have. western states are allocated water under the terms of a 100 year old treaty, but despite protracted negotiations, the states have been unable to agree to chan

sarah clark has mona, from brisbin heat jobs, the north west, a witness trailer overnight, and when it did heat, it was a category 5 and some of the outline. and one of the duty on a recorded when destructive wins about to 295 kilometers per hour. and that's where the, where the station stopped recording and it comes with down the communications with down. so it's the most dr. we ever recorded in australia and it's the destructive thought line. dick height hit with straw yes. now across the coast, between headland and north, the truth destination of broo. now those are the 2 main population standards in this area. they actually brought to the eye of the storm to their moods, relatively on sky, but it didn't bring destructive winds, but it's also bought a lot of blind between $150.30 millimeters of brian be recorded in some of these areas. and that's the equivalent to what somebody's destination might get. and so we're, we've got flash flooding. we've got some abnormally high tide lod waves being recorded . record rainfall has triggered widespread flooding in the southeast florida. the

another point that should be mentioned is that we have strong winds in the north-west and west of ourntry on friday. do you think that the output of the models and the winds will not be strong? a look at the dust and air quality in iran is happening for on saturday , there were strong winds in the slopes of alborz a university in the western and bakhtiari regions of shahrekord in the southeast of the country. strong winds are forecast for tehran. currently , we have spring weather and a clear sky. in the coming hours, the sky will be slightly cloudy with wind. for tomorrow, wind is expected at times. i sincerely thank you for your attention and companionship. have a good time and may god protect you. after 11 years of war on assam, the international quds day was once again held in the palestinian camp of yarmouk in damascus. the terrorists turned this camp into a pile of dirt on the orders of their masters, but it is still a point. the beginning of the revolution of the palestinian people and bastar the training of military resistance fighters. this ceremony, with the participation of

reaction to the fact russia said yesterday it would boost its military presence in the west and north—west preparedness so there will be plenty more to come on this when we see the ceremony taking place in a couple of hours in brussels as finland formally joins a couple of hours in brussels as finland formallyjoins nato. the sist finland formallyjoins nato. the 31st country to do so and in record time and the country also had a huge about turn with the invasion of ukraine by russia changing its stance of neutrality to one of pro—nato. plenty more to come on that story. this is bbc news. stay with us for all the latest news and we are live from london. it's become a familiar sight as vaping has grown hugely in recent years, and the latest national figures are worrying communities and schools everywhere. with 9% of 11 to 15 year olds currently using e—cigarettes, an increase from 6% in 2018. for the past few months, an educational pilot scheme has been underway in liscard. i knew it had nicotine in it. ijust didn't realise how dangerous nicotine in itself was. you can get really addicted to

was the more in the way of dry as skies certainly across the north west of india. places like new delhi remains logic here along the west coast and cloud coming in with a few showers here and there some heavy, a showers affecting southern parts of india, like carola and some thunderstorms for sri lanka, with a wet weather moves away from bangladesh on thursday ah, it's a $1000000000.00 money known drink operation. the coal mafia is big of in the company with financial institutions, regulators and governments complicit about ways altering with right. i've described that in a 4 part series. algio 0 is investigative unit because under cover in southern africa, it's better we can fill 90 percent of the government once it's to the following. it's perfectly brandon, good part to on al jazeera, russia has assume the presidency of the united nations security council. take you all the position while wages war ukraine. so what does this mean for the un? we can it still play the role it's founders hope for seeking? well, this is inside school. ah ella, very welcome to the program. i'm. so russia h

sunny spells from the word go except from in the north—west. n ireland this morning before it eases off. for most of england and wales we are looking at blue skies first thing, but it is cold and frosty. through the day, it will brighten up in western scotland and northern ireland. more persistent rain through the course of the afternoon, and it will also be breezy. more cloud is developing ahead of the weather fronts of the sunshine turning hazy and we could have highs up to 11, 12, maybe even 13 or 14. this evening and overnight, the rain gathers and starts to push south and east, preceded by some cloud. doesn't get into the far south—east until later, a lot later tomorrow, but it will not be cold under the cold and —— cloud and rain, but it will be if you are in the south—east under clear skies with a touch of frost. the rain moving south and east tomorrow. we will see clearer skies behind it. top temperatures 13. 0livia pratt—korbel�*s killer is beginning a 42—yearjail term, after being sentenced at manchester crown court yesterday. 0livia's

over the next couple days, this weather system will drift out into the open waters off the north west pacific . still a few, when she shall, was there across northern honshu into her cairo for a time. by the end of sunday, it will be fine, dry and increasingly quiet. we have a little more cloud to sliding across. a northeast of china may be slipping across the yellow sea toward sir. north korea found northeast of china, few showers coming through here, but elsewhere across much of china cramping. and sheila added the japan warm try and studied sums it up $22.00 celsius in tokyo. not too bad a tall. we have got a few showers to as per usual across our south east asia, some where to where we're starting to slip its way towards the philippines. usual scattering of heat of the day, showers across much of the later indonesia cushing up towards the gulf of tide. and few showers than to western parts of thailand had a few showers in place across southern parts of india. more so across central areas of india for the time being lisa to go through sunday on into monday, the share should become

at least 12 people have been killed and 2 explosions as a police facility and north west pakistan. police say it isn't yet clear if the explosions were an accident or the results of an attack. on russian foreign minister saga lab rovers accused the west of what he calls abandoning diplomacy when it comes to the war in ukraine. he tried to un security council meeting where russia currently holds the rotating presidency. our diplomatic editor james base has more the russian foreign minister in new york presiding over the un security council. he said the world system was evaporating before our eyes just on us and to reach no systemic digital. now, the united nation centered system is enduring a profound crisis whose root cause was the desire of some members of our organization to replace international law and the united nations charter with a certain rules based order. nobody has seen these rules, they were not the subject of transparent international negotiations due to them. but western diplomat said the decision to call this meeting about the defense of the u. n's. founding charter was cy

we've seen unprecedented heat sweep into the north west of africa, but before we get there, let's have a look at the middle east and live antennas. unsettle conditions continue to dominates up in the north of the region, particularly for to keir wet and wintry weather. continuing across eastern areas, those conditions do trip down further south, however, knocking temperatures down for the likes of israel and the occupied palestinian territory. there will be some improvement. instead we'll see temperatures down across some of the gulf states. doe has seen 40 degrees on sunday. 37 on monday, but a largely hot and dry picture here. and it has been very hot and dry across the north west of africa. we had a new national record for april set in morocco on thursday that he just now pushed its way further east was seen sky high temperatures this time of year, and places like libya and then that heat will move its way to egypt. by the time we get to monday, instead, we're going to see some wet weather crete, down from the mediterranean, into the likes of algeria and to nicea. but the wettest of