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it implicate some of zimbabwe, his most powerful people, including the 1st lady, australia, north west coast, has been hit by the most powerful tropical storm in years. cycling ill cert made land thought near port headland, which is a major hub for iron or a sports people. and several communities have been told to stay in doors. health workers in mozambique, or warning people of the dangers of cholera to trans thought the disease from spreading the country is suffering its worst outbreak and 20 years. at least 1000000 people have been affected by us. all right, yeah. so headlines got more news coming up right after one o one east. they've got a website to al jazeera dot com is the address barbara a week to look at the world's top business stores. thousands of people go on strike to pay the high cost of living from global markets in economies. small businesses, the export restrictions really impacts we've tried as a told me to understand how it affects our favor. counting the cost. oh, now jazeera libby, cold pritchett's desertion, and threaten with ease in jail for speaking out opposed to th

radiation and crash into ganymede. mission accomplished colon baker al jazeera, australia's north west coast has been hit by the most powerful tropical storm in years. cyclone elsa may landfall near port headland major hub for iron or exports. people in several communities have been told to stay in doors. many living in the cyclones path were evacuated. ah, this is l 0 and these are the top stories. a long delayed prisoner swap is underway in yemen between who the rebels and the saudi led coalition. around 800 people are due to be released. the forest groups of who fees have arrived in santa, where they've been reunited with their families. i shall hubbard has more of this. this is quite significant in the sense that this is something that could further 1st time be conducive to a permanent settlement of the conflict in yemen of covered. so the g negotiations between the health is on the government in the past, particularly in geneva to 1016 and then in kuwait a year later, and then install calling in 2018. the stumbling block was prisoner change. there were huge differences about who should

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

ongoing challenges that both countries share poll brennan, al jazeera doublet. australia is that north west coast has been hit by the most powerful tropical storm in years. cycling ill sir may landfall near port headland, a major iron o x, or ting hub or residence in several communities have been told to stay in doors. 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 $150.3

comparing who's max plains with grounds of fidelity 2 years after crashes, 2018 in 2019 australia's north west coast has been hit by the most powerful tropical storm in years. so ill, maitland, for med port headland is a major hub for exporting iron, or people in several areas have been told to stay in doors. and reco rainfall has triggered widespread flooding in the u. s. state of florida. the national weather service described it as a one in a 1000 year event. fort lauderdale has declared a state of emergency runways. its main airport were flooded, forcing hundreds of flight cancellations. schools have also been closed and be glad of any us has more now from fort lauderdale. it has been a real nightmare for passengers that flew in and those are we're attempting to flight out of the fort lauderdale international airport. overnight. this place was completely flooded. the streets and the roadways that lead to the airport had vehicle stranded passengers that had to get out and carry their luggage to try to make it to the terminals. only to find out that no planes were coming in and no planes were flyi

in australia, north west coast is been hit by the most powerful tropical storm in years. cyclone elsa made landfall near port headland. that's a major hub for iron or exports. people in several communities have been told to stay in doors. many living in the cyclones path have been evacuated as it from me 0 venue as always, more information on our website, al jazeera dot com weather is up next with everton fox, then ah hello is a fair amounts of cloud across sea middle east at the moment said disappointingly dull, i would say big arc of cloud here, bring you some outbreaks of rain into saudi arabia that will cause flooding, flash flooding at times. something to watch out for see some sliding, fresh weather, making his way across. central asia took medistat, missing temperatures, touching 42 celsius recently, hottest a full weather on record. it should freshen up a little temperature a little closer to what they should be, just as some sleet and snow across northern parts of afghanistan, the wet weather. continuing across that saudi arabia still a little doubt, a route del, around of th

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trying to build more global credibility about its efforts to try and resolve that war. australia north west coast has been hit by the most powerful tropical storm in years. cycling also made landfill near port headland, which is a major help for and or exports. people in several communities have been told to stay in doors. many living in the cycle ends up having been evacuated and record rainfall is triggered. widespread flooding in the u. s. state of florida, the national weather service described it as a one in a 1000 year event. fort lauderdale has declared the state of emergency hers is in columbia, a monitoring the nevada, the reds volcano, because of physic could erupt again. it are up to the 985, creating the country's worst recorded natural disaster. at least 25000 people were killed alison's ramp. yet he has been speaking to some of the survivors of the school. professor francisco canyon was 15 years old when the reception of the nevada, the rece volcano, hip, the town of meridian 985, and i stopped my mouth. one morning memories of fleeing with his father as burning rocks hurled through

girl, and is likely to come into effect in september. asha butler, i'll just sarah perry is north west coast as being hit by the most powerful tropical storm in years and starts on ill says may landfall near port headland, a major hub for iron or exports people in several communities. i'm told to stay in doors. many living the saxons past, been evacuated, and rock old rainfall has triggered widespread flooding in the us state of florida . the national weather service described it as a one in a 1000 year event. fort lauderdale has declared a state of emergency. the european space agency has successfully launched a mission to jupiter, to look for conditions necessary for life beyond our planet. it's going to explore the planet and 3, which i see moves in an 8 year journey column. baker reports the fiery start of a 12 year mission to pier below ice on another world. the jupiter icy moon's explorer or juice, is looking for alien oceans that might harbor life. it will study calisto europa and ganymede. 3 of the biggest moons orbiting the nearest gas giant earth. as well as jupiter itself on fat o

a powerful tropical storm has hit the north west coast of australia.nd last night, but avoided the most populated areas. residents have been told to stay indoors as the storm continues to move inland. our correspondent, phil mercer, is following this for us in sydney. hello to you. what is the update, what is the latest?— hello to you. what is the update, what is the latest? well, this was the first category _ what is the latest? well, this was the first category five _ what is the latest? well, this was the first category five cyclone, . the first category five cyclone, thatis the first category five cyclone, that is 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 austra

a still fresh ah ah ah ah ah ah, australia north west coast has been hit by the most powerful tropical storm in years cycle and ella may landfall near port headland, a major hub for ireland or exports. people in several communities have been told to stay in doors. many living in the siphons path have been evacuated. racquel drain fall has triggered widespread flooding in the us state of florida. the national weather service described it as a one and a 1000 year events. fort lauderdale has declared a state of emergency authorities and columbia are monitoring the nevada louis orbit, cocaine, or because of fears it could erupt again. it erupted in 1985, creating the country's worst recorded natural disaster. at least 25000 people were killed. alexander rump, yet he spoke to some of the survivors school. professor francisco canyon with 15 years old. when the or option of the nevada there luis volcano hip, the town of meridian, 1985, and he's got massive hancock. morning. the memories of fleeing with his father as burning rocks hurled through the night and the roar of the lane. slade still

35 storm has made land full on the north and west coast of western australia. severe tropical cyclone elsa crossed the coast near port headland just before midnight. local time on thursday. a red alert was issued hours earlier with thousands of people ordered to take immediate shelter. forecasters at warn the storm could bring very destructive winds up to 275 kilometers per hour. a sandstorm sweeping northern china is enveloped beijing's skyline in a cloud of dust and the national weather service as the conditions could last until sunday, and is advising residence to take precautions as equality worsens. the storm originated in mongolia, but deforestation, and land erosion in china are contributing factors. ah, this is andrew 0. these are the top stories. in the us, the pentagon says a leak of dozens of classified files detected last week was a deliberate criminal act. the justice department has confirmed an air national guardsman has been arrested on suspicion of leaking the documents. it's alleged, he uploaded hundreds of photographs of secret files in an online chat group. they sai

west later on in the afternoon. but a lot of sunshine as we look further north, again on the cooler side along the length of the north sea coast the rest of the week, it is kind of all downhill from thursday onwards, becoming unsettled in the south through friday and then rain spreading through most parts of the uk in time for the weekend. live from london, this is bbc news. the russian opposition activist vladimir kara—murza is sentenced to 25 years in prison. i'll be speaking to marina litvinenko, the wife of alexander litvinenko, murdered with radioactive pollonium in london in 2006. fighting between rival armed factions in sudan intensifies with nearly a hundred people killed and hundreds more injured. a billion dollar defamation trial between voting systems firm dominion and the media giant fox news has been delayed by a day. and no—go — elon musk�*s spacex has just cancelled the launch of its mammoth rocket starship.

how many degrees al jazeera or so he is north west coast as me head by the most powerful tropical storm in years cycle. i also made landfall near port headland, the major hub for iron or exports, able in several communities of until to say in doors may living in the cycles parts have been evacuated. although it is in columbia, are monitoring the nevada o'dell, the reese volcano, because of fears it could erupt again. it erupted in 1985, creating the country's worst recorded natural disaster. at least 25000 people were killed. alexander of amputees spoke to some of the survivors school professor francisco canyon. with 15 years old. when the eruption of the nevada there luis volcano, hit the town of moody you in 1985, and he's got my massive and cut morning. the memories of fleeing with his father as burning rocks hurled through the night and the roar of the lane, slight, still haunt him to this day and not the niagara. or even if i was very young, i had the impression that the earth could cave in it, or that something was arriving from the sky, or aka, now that the volcano might be erupt

further north, a lot of clout across north the coast but western scotland north west england thing the legacy of cloud across the country with a future rebirth the rain pushed in on is north—easterly wind, eastern scotland, eastern england staying great and cool. this weather front bringing further rain to northern ireland, but the south—west will fizzle during the day we could these guys tighten —— ritan a touch but it could be chilli compared to the last few days across north the coast with the onshore present further west hias of 11 or 12 or 13 degrees in the sunny spells across the south—west. as we head towards saturday night, it stays rather cloudy for most, the weather front should peter out and turn drier across northern ireland south west england and i think any rain across eastern england will also fizzle out so many places dry, variable cloud, some clear spells, damages dipping 20 and seven celsius awake all night to come. for sunday there was a busy area of high pressure building in overhead, was if few isobars of the winds will be much lighter, it will be importing some sl

mist and murk and with this easterly breeze, it'll feel rather cool for some of these north sea coasts. further west glimmers of sunshine. most places will be pretty cloudy. now, we will keep fairly large amounts of cloud as we head through saturday night but i think we'll see a few more clear spells around — some clearer skies, certainly, filtering into eastern parts of england later in the night. temperatures generally between 2 and 7 degrees. very locally, there could be a touch of frost. but for sunday, we see high pressure tending to build and that means some drier and somewhat brighter weather. now, there will still be some areas of cloud around, perhaps most especially across western scotland, northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england but, equally, there should be some spells of sunshine — the best of that a little bit further east. temperatures — well, no great shakes on the face of it but at this time of year, there is some strength in the sun, so get yourself into some sunshine. it will not feel too bad. our area of high pressure tries to hold on into the start of the new week. we

west later in the afternoon. but a lot of sunshine as we look further north. again on the cooler side along the length of the north sea coastursday onwards. becoming unsettled in the south through friday and then rain i think spreading to most parts of the uk in time for the weekend. live from london, this is bbc news. the russian opposition activist vladimir kara—murza is sentenced to 25 years in prison for treason. fighting between rival armed factions in sudan intensifies, with nearly a hundred people killed and hundreds more injured. a billion—dollar defamation trial between dominion, the voting systems firm, and fox news has been delayed by a day. and no—go — elon musk�*s spacex has cancelled the launch of its mammoth rocket starship.

north sea coast. towards the north—west come in the sunshine, sheltered from the easterly breeze, 16, 17 possible, andeces of thicker cloud been picked up from the north sea. the chances of showers perhaps further south for southern counties of england on wednesday, and favouring the south west later in the afternoon but a lot of sunshine as we look further north. again on the cooler side along the length of the coast but towards the west and with the shelter, top temperatures sitting in the mid—teens. for the rest of the week, it's kind of all downhill from thursday onwards, unsettled in the south through friday and then rain i think spreading to most parts of the uk in time the weekend. the billion dollar showdown, the voting showdown between them and fox news has been delayed amid speculation of a settlement. i'm michelle fleury with the latest promise of the courthouse in delaware where the trial was due to today. and making a move in mobile gaming, the japanese giant sega agrees to buy angry birds maker for $750 million.

west later in the afternoon. but a lot of sunshine as we look further north. again on the cooler side along the length of the north sea coastkind of all downhill from thursday onwards. becoming unsettled in the south through friday and then rain i think spreading to most parts of the uk in time for the weekend. live from london, this is bbc news. the russian opposition activist vladimir karen moser is sentenced to 25 years in prison for treason. fighting between rival armed factions in sudan intensifies with nearly 100 people killed and hundreds more injured. the uk prime minister is being investigated by parliament's standards commission pa rliament�*s standards commission over a parliament's standards commission over a child care for his wife has shares in. and here is a story, why is this humble road bullard becoming a symbol of the simmering anger over traffic control measures in britain's cities? —— vladimir kara—murza.

west later in the afternoon. but a lot of sunshine as we look further north. again on the cooler side along the length of the north sea coasts kind of all downhill from thursday onwards. becoming unsettled in the south through friday and then rain i think spreading to most parts of the uk in time for the weekend. live from london, this is bbc live from london, this is bbc news. the russian opposition activist is sentenced to 25 years in prison for fighting in sudan i intensified with hundreds injured. 1,000,000,000-dollar hundreds injured. 1,000,000,000—dollar definition trial between dominion and fox news has been delayed by a day. the uk prime minister says he's copied to cooperate with the parliamentary standards investigation over a childcare firm his wife has shares in. . childcare firm his wife has shares in. , , :, : :, , childcare firm his wife has shares in. this place has a new name now. or rather an — in. this place has a new name now. or rather an old _ in. this place has a new name now. or rather an old one. _ in. this place has a new name now. or rather an old one. and _ in. this place has a new name now. or r

mist and murk and with this easterly breeze, it'll feel rather cool for some of these north sea coasts. further westnd 13 degrees and there could just be a few glimmers of sunshine. most places will be pretty cloudy. now, we will keep fairly large amounts of cloud as we head through saturday night but i think we'll see a few more clear spells around — some clearer skies, certainly, filtering into eastern parts of england later in the night. temperatures generally between two and seven degrees. very locally, there could be a touch of frost. but for sunday, we see high pressure tending to build and that means some drier and somewhat brighter weather. now, there will still be some areas of cloud around — perhaps most especially across western scotland, northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england — but equally, there should be some spells of sunshine — the best of that a little bit further east. temperatures — well, no great shakes on the face of it but at this time of year, there is some strength in the sun, so get yourself into some sunshine. it will not feel too bad. 0ur area of high pressure

west later in the afternoon. but a lot of sunshine as we look further north, again on the cooler side along the length of north sea coast then for the rest of the week, it's all downhill from thursday onwards, unsettled in the south, through friday and then rain reading to modes part of the uk in time for the weekend. today at one in moscow: 25 years in prison for a russian—british critic of president putin — found guilty of treason. vladimir kara—murza has spoken out against russia's war with ukraine — and received the longest sentence yet of any opponent of the government. for one of the kremlin's most vocal critics, the maximum possible sentence. a quarter of a century behind bars. and that sends a chilling message to anyone thinking of taking on the kremlin. also on the programme this lunchtime... it's just been announced that rishi sunak is being investigated by the commissioner for parliamentary standards over a declaration of interest. in the us, the grief of a community in shock — at a vigil for the victims of the 16th birthday party mass shooting in alabama.

these rains will be in the form of scattered showers in the in the north-west of the south coast and s of the north-east of the team, on this day we expect that there may be wind in the northern parts of the city, in the eastern parts of the country and to some extent in the southern parts, which causes wind and dust in the areas prone to wind and dust. the soil will be the prevailing phenomenon on wednesday due to the wind blowing from the persian gulf and also the strait of hormuz is also facing. thank you for your attention and support. from the iraqi professors of the department of persian language and literature of the university of baghdad, we got 90 to get to know this group more than 250, and they are familiar with the persian language and literature of the university in the year. it was established in 1347. the founders are not the late allameh dr. hossein ali mahfouz, who completed his higher education in persian at the university of tehran . therefore, many iraqi students still prefer master's degrees in most fields due to the acceptance of universities in the islamic repub

in 2019 the families of 11 indonesian fishermen rescued from a deserted island off the north, west australian coast awaiting for their return. the men survived 6 days without food and water before being saved on wednesday, the group was caught in a powerful tropical cyclone. 8 others offered drowned really, really muhammad, as the story tension and uncertainty for families in popella village in the indonesian province of east new. sartain gotta these people are waiting for news of their missing loved ones. 2 brothers were on board fishing boats that were hit by a powerful cyclone near western australia. for alma, there's good news. her husband has been rescued but there's also some bad. his younger brother, so far, odin still hasn't been found. the parents say they can only hope and pray that their sons are safe. yes, i like it will. as i jo, april, australia, they often go fishing there in australia, but we didn't know that this would happen. now. fishing is our lives. unless it didn't come down to begin for randomly, i hope they can both return home so we can be together again nearby. another fam

yellow warnings but with exposure in south and west wales, the north coast of cornwall and devon, we the english channel, gusts of up to 60 miles an hour. even inland in the south, gusts up to 50 miles an hour. for some of us, it is not going to be as windy as that but it will be in the northern isles and that wind and the shower is making it feel cool. this evening and overnight, many of the showers ease but we will have bands of showers pushing from the west towards the east. the wind will gradually ease as well and it is going to be another chilly night. temperatures close to freezing in parts of the highlands. so as we head on into tomorrow. tomorrow, the low pressure driving our weather today continues just a week and a touch as it pushes into the north sea. just to weaken a touch as it pushes into the north sea. the isobars open out, so tomorrow is going to be a day of sunshine and some showers. but fewer showers than we are looking at today and we are also looking at the wind is being much lighter than today as well. looking at the wind being much lighter than today as well. t

a little bit chilly with an onshore flow across these north sea coasts, highest temperatures further south and west english to the western side of scotland, bringing some outbreaks of rain, but across the western isles, best of sunshine further south. temperatures just a little bit lower, there are many of us than they have been of late, 13-16 . as us than they have been of late, 13—16 . as you move toward the end of the week, we turn the eyes towards the south—west, we look like we can see a low pressure approaching, as that happens will see a bit of a squeeze in the wind, we will start to pick up a more easterly wind, could make it feel rather call for some of us, particularly along these north sea coasts. out towards the south—west of the uk, here increasing chance that we will see some showery rain. working its way in. as we head into next weekend, which is of course another bank holiday, his a pretty messy pressure pattern. it looks like low pressure will to some extent be in charge of the weather, which means there will be showers or longer spells of rain at times, but certainly not all the t

north pacific ocean. is it going on in other oceans as well? >> what is the potential harm from these invasive sea creatures coming to the west coast of north america in california. >> yeah, we've seen a long legacy, unfortunately of non native species arriving from around the world on to our coast, california, san francisco bay, in particular with a lot of economic impacts, environmental displacing and replacing native species. and for all those that have already arrived course, we rather not have more new innovators whose impact as often very hard to predict. >> it's the economic issues that we're worried about. modified the recreational value, the environment. lots of things we are we're concerned about with with changing the natural environment. >> doctor, what what can we do? i know the un is trying to create the world's plastic pollution treaty. a treaty that doesn't inspire a lot of confidence that things will automatically change. my can we do? >> yeah, a lot of it comes down to what we've long known about an environmental movement for a long time, which is to make sure that we personally don't ed plastic to the oceans, that when we go to t

mist and murk and with this easterly breeze, it'll feel rather cool for some of these north sea coasts. further weste. most places will be pretty cloudy. now, we will keep fairly large amounts of cloud as we head through saturday night but i think we'll see a few more clear spells around — some clearer skies, certainly, filtering into eastern parts of england later in the night. temperatures generally between two and seven degrees. very locally, there could be a touch of frost. but for sunday, we see high pressure tending to build and that means some drier and somewhat brighter weather. now, there will still be some areas of cloud around — perhaps most especially across western scotland, northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england — but equally, there should be some spells of sunshine — the best of that a little bit further east. temperatures — well, no great shakes on the face of it but at this time of year, there is some strength in the sun, so get yourself into some sunshine. it will not feel too bad. 0ur area of high pressure tries to hold on into the start of the new week. we will see fr

we are witnessing the form of scattered showers in the north-west parts of the south coast and parts of the north-east. on this day, we expect that we may be in the northern parts of the city, the eastern parts of the country and to some extent in the southern parts, which causes the prone areas to be affected. wind and dust are the dominant phenomena on wednesday, due to the wind blowing from the persian gulf and the strait of hormuz, i thank you for your attention and support . we have a health care system in america. i mean , compared to other countries, we spent far more money on the health care system, but the worst result. currently, we spend 4,300 billion dollars annually on the health sector. in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s, the population let's be very healthy. only 6% of our people, our citizens, and our children had chronic diseases. in 1988, this figure doubled to 12.80% , until 2006, this figure reached 54%, and we have the sickest generation in the history of america. we have the sickest children in the world. by diseases, diseases such as obesity, neurological diseases, a

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west east divided this morning. a lot of low cloud, misty and murky conditions across suffolk on the east coast. further northke windermere first thing. if we take a look at the satellite picture, you can see most of the cloud has been spilling on of the north sea. but we will be chasing cloud amounts around as we go through the afternoon. most of us will keep some decent sunshine. always the risk of that cloud just sitting along the far east coast. may be thick enough for a spot or two of light drizzle. with the best of the sunshine of the warmth, it will be 16 celsius, 61 fahrenheit. the breeze will strengthen into northern ireland by the end of the afternoon and will continue to strengthen through the night. that will prevent mist and fog patches reforming tonight. we may see more cloud towards the east with low to mid single figures to greet us first thing on sunday. a chill in the air still. nevertheless, sunday is going to be quite a promising day. a little bit more of a breeze from a southerly direction. that will help lift and break that cloud quite nicely. i suspect as we go through the day on sunday

and with this easterly breeze, it'll feel rather cool for some of these north sea coasts. further wests will be pretty cloudy. now, we will keep fairly large amounts of cloud as we head through saturday night, but i think we'll see a few more clear spells around, some clearer skies, certainly filtering into eastern parts of england later in the night. temperatures generally between 2—7 celsius. very locally, there could be a touch of frost. but for sunday, we see high pressure tending to build, and that means some drier and somewhat brighter weather. now, there will still be some areas of cloud around, perhaps most especially across western scotland, northern ireland, wales, the south—west of england. but equally there should be some spells of sunshine, the best of that a little bit further east. temperatures, well, no great shakes on the face of it, but at this time of year, there is some strength in the sun. so get yourself into some sunshine, it will not feel too bad. our area of high pressure tries to hold on into the start of the new week. we will see frontal systems making some i

west— east divide first thing this morning. a lot of low cloud, misty and murky conditions on the east coast. further northshine across lake windermere first thing. if we look at the satellite picture, you can see most of the cloud has been spilling in off the north sea. we will be chasing cloud amounts through the afternoon. on the whole though most of us will keep some decent spells of sunshine coming through. always the risk of that cloud just sitting along the far east coast, may be thick enough for a spot or two of light drizzle from time to time. but with the best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth will be 16 celsius, 61 fahrenheit. the breeze will strengthen into northern ireland by the end of the afternoon. it will continue to strengthen overnight. that will prevent mist and fog patches reforming through the night. we may welljust reforming through the night. we may well just to see a little reforming through the night. we may welljust to see a little more cloud once again towards the east, with low to mid single figures to greet us first thing on monday morning. a bit of a chill in the air. s

so, again, cooler along north sea coast, but up to around 13, maybe 1a degrees further west and thenat blip showing up clearly here on our icons across more northern and western areas for a while. but then the run up to easter looks promising with more in the way of sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines: politicians in iran are reacting to the flouting this is bbc news. the headlines: politicians in iran are reacting to the flouting of headscarf laws by women — by insisting the rules must be �*enforced rigorously�* byjudges. russia has assumed the rotaing presidency of the un security council for the month of april, a role described by ukraine�*s foreign minister as, "a slap in the face to the international community". in the uk, the port of dover has declared a critical incident with up to 70 coaches delayed overnight as they tried to cross to france. port authorities cited french border controls and bad weather for the hold ups. pope francis has left hospital in rome — he was admitted on wednesday after complaining of breathing issues. the pope says he will take part in the mas

north—west of scotland too. temperatures 10—13 c, an onshore breeze, the north sea facing coasts, so a little cooler here. ly pitting his wits across eastern scotland too, but, again, more sunshine, hanging on for england and wales on tuesday, temperatures peaking between 12—14. as we head through the middle part of the week, weather fronts will gradually push eastwards, largely fizzling out as they hit the high pressure that we could see some rain towards eastern areas and then high pressure builds backin areas and then high pressure builds back in as we head through good friday and the easter bank holiday weekend, let more cloud round than today, temperatures at or slightly above the seasonal average. this is bbc news. i�*m lewis vaughanjones and these are the headlines. pope francis has led mass in st peter�*s square in front of more than 30,000 people, kicking off the year�*s easter services, just a day after leaving hospital in rome following treatment for bronchitis. authorities in the united states have been assessing the damage caused by storms and tornadoes. at least 26 people are known to have di

in crimea, in addition to the north is shown on the screen full of the coast of the north and the crimea has been excavated and made such a name of the building on the westoast of the crimea in the east of the crimea as well as in the north this what concerns there they so this is to say that something will still happen but as far as we have information most eh russians are buying half-way tickets to anapa and the caucasus, that is, they are not going to come to the crimea. i think that the situation with the season today this year will be very problematic, and that is why the government is declaring axions. about what will be compensated for the losses for entrepreneurs, primarily in the west coast of crimea . coordinator of the citizen monitoring group ozone center for civil liberties ivan novi welcome you good day greetings let's talk with you about the results of the monitoring company's monitoring of shelters, how the authorities reacted to the conclusions, they are starting to repair the shelters that you already mentioned. let's start with the study itself, how it was carried out , why and to show that in november of last year, we launched the nat

west east divide in the weather story first thing this morning. a lot of low cloud, misty, murky conditions across suffolk on the east coast. further northre as well, you can see most of the cloud has been spilling in of the north sea but we chase cloud amounts, i suspect, as we go through the afternoon. on the whole, though, most of us will keep some decent spells of sunshine coming through. always the risk of that cloud just sitting along the far east coast, may be thick enough for a spot or two of light drizzle from time to time but with the best of the sunshine, best of the warmth will be 16 celsius, 61 fahrenheit. the breeze will strengthen into northern ireland by the end of the afternoon and will continue to strengthen to the night. that is going to prevent mist and fog patches reforming through the night. we may welljust see a little bit more cloud once again out to the east with low to mid single figures to greet us first thing on sunday morning. a bit of a chill in the air but nevertheless, sunday is going to be quite a promising day. a little bit more of a breeze but coming from a southerly direction so that will help lift and

northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england will keep some areas of cloud right through into the afternoon. not as chilly as it was on saturday for north sea coastst with those clearer skies overhead, temperatures are going to drop. it is going to be a colder night than we've been used to of late with touch of frost in places. these temperatures are for the towns and cities. out in the countryside, it will get a little colder than that. so, a frosty start to monday but sunshine should lift those temperatures quite quickly. sunny skies for england and wales on tuesday. more cloud and some rain for scotland and northern ireland. on whether the person is competent or not. welcome to bbc news, i'm vishala sri—pathma. our top stories: devastating tornadoes tear through america's south and midwest, at least 21 people are killed. another week, another protest, thousands of israelis demonstrate once more against a radical overhaul of thejudiciary. uproar as russia takes over the presidency of the un security council. ukraine calls it a slap in the face. translation: there is no form of terror that russia has not. already committed and there would be no r

north sea coast. the rain in the west of scotland, northern ireland, should slowly peat out overnight, many places willf the weekend, high pressure starts to build in overhead, we lose the isobars in the south—east, so the breeze through the morning will tend to ease down across the south—east. any cloud in the north and west will start to break up, so increasing amounts of sunshine as we head through the day on sunday. still thick cloud for northern scotland, may be on show here but most places will be dry, again, quite chilly down the north sea coast, onshore breeze, a bit warmerfurther south and west. sunjohn, 13, maybe 1a degrees. as move through sunday night, clearskies, light winds, it is going to be the recipe of a chilly nights to come. you will see the blue hue, a touch of frost in places, sub zero values as well, even towns and cities will be quite cold. so a chilly start to monday, but again high pressure is with us, light winds, it should be fine and dry, giving these weather fronts at bay at least for now. for monday, we start the new working week on a dry note, cold note, with early frost

will tend to break up, and across the north west of scotland too, temperatures between ten and 13 celsius. again, we've got an onshore breeze for north sea—facing coastson tuesday, we start to see these weather fronts making more inroads into the far north—west of scotland, across the western isles, eventually pushing eastwards across to eastern scotland, too. but again, more sunshine is hanging on for england and wales on tuesday, temperatures peaking between 12 and 1a degrees. now, as we head through the middle part of the week, then our weather fronts will gradually push eastwards. they're largely fizzling out as they hit the high pressure. but we could see some rain even towards eastern areas, and then high pressure builds back in as we head through good friday and the easter bank holiday weekend. a bit more cloud around than today, temperatures at or slightly above the seasonal average. this is bbc news, the headlines the russian government says one of it's leading war bloggers has been killed in an explosion at a cafe in st petersburg, russia's second largest city. sixteen other people were injured. vladlen tatarsky was a vocal supporter of russ

west and the northwest of scotland. temperatures, well, nine degrees in aberdeen, not as chilly as it has been for these north sea coasts1a. but as soon as the sun goes down, again where we keep clear skies, we will see those temperatures dropping and a touch of frost, particularly across england, wales and eastern scotland. northwestern scotland and northern ireland not getting quite as cold because here we will see more in the way of cloud and some splashes of rain thanks to this frontal system. now, this is going to be a very weak affair. it's running up against this area of high pressure. so this front will just bring some areas of cloud and some splashes of rain into northern ireland, western and northwestern parts of scotland. eastern and southern scotland likely to see the sunshine turning quite hazy as cloud amounts increase. but for england and wales, another bright day with sunny skies overhead and it will feel just a little bit warmer, 13 or 1a degrees. that's not too bad if you do get yourself into any sunshine. now, on wednesday, we will see a more active frontal system, that will bring some heavier and mor