the weather front never too far away from scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. t england, northern ireland and scotland. at the same time, some warm and sunny spells developing in central and eastern england. 0n spells developing in central and eastern england. on friday, into the start of the weekend, upper 20s in some spots but the warmth is not evenly distributed. scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, decent cloud with outbreaks of rain. i went and to the week in scotland. temperatures held down. for england and wales, for many some warmth at the start of the weekend. 0n the current timing by sunday, it will be a bit cooler. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: torn apart by the islamic state group, the yazidi families of iraq rebuilding their lives after the fall of is. we have a special report. islamic state group is on the run now, but the pain and the suffering that they've caused has been amplified with tens of thousands of families here in iraq, and in syria too, and that's going t

weather fronts never far away from scotland, and northern ireland, north—west england and north walesund. still quite breezy out there. it feels humid, a bit of patchy rain. that rain looks like pepping up through north wales, north—west england, northern ireland and to parts of scotland, as we go on through the day. some cloud breaking though, through central and eastern areas of england, and this is where we will get to see some warmer sunny spells coming through. and the temperature heads up further here friday and into the start of the weekend, peaking in the upper 20s in a few areas. but again, those weather fronts close to scotland and northern ireland giving clouds, some outbreaks of rain and a very wet end to the week in western scotland, for example. but of course that's going to hold temperatures down here, though for some into the mid teens. that weather system moves south at some stage over the weekend, some uncertainty about the timing, but right now, it looks like the warmth in england and wales is going to peak on saturday. it will turn a bit cooler and it'll feel less

the weather front never too far away from scotland, northern ireland, at times north—west england, north patchy rain peeping up for north wales, north—west england, northern ireland and scotland as the day goes on. but at the same time, we'll have some warmer and sunny spells developing in central and eastern england. the temperatures head up further here on friday, into the start of the weekend — upper 20s in some spots but the warmth is not evenly distributed across the uk. and certainly for scotland, northern ireland, maybe north—west england, north wales at times, close to a weather front, there will be some cloud, some outbreaks of rain. it looks like a very wet end to the week, for example, in western scotland. this is the business briefing. i'm ben bland. huawei strikes back. the chinese telecoms giant files a lawsuit against the us government, asking a us court to declare that president trump's defence bill is "unconstitutional". groundbreaking technology — we look at the new tools that could revolutionise the construction industry. and on the markets: asian shares stumble as inv

we are seeing some rain for scotland and northern ireland, just brushing the north west of england andth wales. we will keep the sunshine, turning hazy only south—east with highs of 23 degrees. overnight tonight, the cloud and rain will intensify over scotland. into sunday, that will move its way into scotland and northern ireland, eventually pushing into northern england. weakening somewhat on sunday as it moves towards the midlands and south—east corner. behind it, somewhat drier and brighter conditions, the exception of the far north of scotland. one day on which, it is noticeable colour for all day on which, it is noticeable colourfor all and we day on which, it is noticeable colour for all and we keep the risk of some rain before the north and west you are. hello — this is bbc news, with martine croxall. the headlines: the race is on to become the new conservative leader and prime minister — the latest contender to enter the running is health secretary, matt hancock. president trump arrives injapan for the start of a historic four—day state visit. universities in england are told

and scotla nd wales, north—west englandthursday but the temperatures will go up to 18—23. it is the far north of scotland, still in the colder air. into the weekend, temperatures getting even higher. mainly across south—eastern parts of the uk. 27 celsius. further north, more u nsettled. celsius. further north, more unsettled. more cloud and outbreaks of rain certainly over the next few days into the weekend and that is an example of north—western parts. u nsettled example of north—western parts. unsettled but still temperatures getting up to 15—18. towards eastern and southern parts where you will have the best of the sunshine and temperatures will be higher. in the london area, and the south—east on saturday, temperatures up to about 00:28:48,364 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 27 degrees. goodbye. you‘re watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines... warnings over council cash for care services, as new evidence emerges of the financial pressures on local authorities. you almost feel like you want to ta ke y

temperatures will be higher further west and north, north wales, north—west england, north of scotla eak of the head. that is because after that the position of the i, the centre is going to shift further north up towards scandinavia. it opens the door to this easterly airflow and this lower pressure across the continent which could eventually bring cloud as in patchy rain alleway. still dry, though, ithink on thursday and some sunshine around. we will see a bit more cloud coming in off the north sea and we will have this easterly breeze as well. that will be felt around the north sea coast. but even further west temperatures will not be quite asion west temperatures will not be quite as i on thursday as they will be on tuesday and wednesday. as we move into friday, still a lot of uncertainty on the details. but we are seeing more cloud. we're seeing showers longer spells of rain. now it isa showers longer spells of rain. now it is a bit further south. what is more certain is that the temperatures will continue to drop away in those easterly winds cloud back to 14— 16 degrees. that is

north—east england. clear skies elsewhere, but there zone of cloud will push into north wales, north—west england and thends and back could produce some drizzle. not a desperately cold night but there could be some mist around first thing on wednesday morning. we have got the rain across northern scotland which will graduallyjust edge its way a little bit further south. then we have the zone of cloud stretching from north wales all the way to lincolnshire, which could produce some drizzle. but elsewhere, once again, lengthy spells of warm sunshine and temperatures reaching highs of around 21 celsius in the far south and east. as we head into thursday, and east. as we head into thursday, a bit ofa and east. as we head into thursday, a bit of a pincer movement goes on with the weather fronts that edge their way in. but actually, they will not amount to very much at all. we still have the rain and it will be breezy for northern scotland and we will see some cloud here. but as we will see some cloud here. but as we go through the day more cloud will work its way into northern ireland. it could be drizzly at

patchy rain across parts of north—west england, and north wales a5 north—west england, and north wales, stray showers in south wales, but here many places will be dry and up to around 23 degrees, with warm spots barely into double figures in northern scotland, quite a range across the uk. in tonight, further rain at times in scotland, pushing into northern ireland, a central and eastern england stays mainly dry, some breaks in the cloud, may be the odd mi5t some breaks in the cloud, may be the odd mist and fog patch. a mild night, and then tomorrow the rain 5pread5 its way southwards, but increasingly patchy in nature, not much in the way of showers. you may wa nt much in the way of showers. you may want some on your garden. rain in northern scotland into the afternoon but elsewhere you notice are turning not just but elsewhere you notice are turning notjust dry, but elsewhere you notice are turning not just dry, but but elsewhere you notice are turning notjust dry, but sunnier a5 but elsewhere you notice are turning notjust dry, but sunnier as well. it's fairly breezy, cooler and fres

it will weaken across the country and we will see some rain pushing into northern ireland, north—west englandland as well. not a particularly warm day on wednesday, a lot of cloud around, highs of 11 to 16 celsius, but the good news is is that frontal system continues to push its way steadily northwards into scotland, it allows high pressure to build yet again from the south, and the wind to change to a south—westerly full stop that has the potential to drive in milder air and the temperatures are set to rise again. yes, it is half term for many, after that brief blip in the feel of the weather through the middle of the week, it looks like things will getjust middle of the week, it looks like things will get just that middle of the week, it looks like things will getjust that little bit sunnier and warmer, with the exception of the far north. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11:00pm: nigel farage says he is ready to fight a general election, after his new brexit party secured nearly a third of the vote, and 29 meps. if we don't leave on 31 october, dare i say, we could pr

afternoon, the chance of a bit of rain across south—east england but the heaviest rain will be further north, for northern ireland, later in the day north westng to turn progressively cloudier. the rain will tend to ease off for many of us but staying quite cloudy, dull and damp across western coasts and hills. the wind picking up coasts and hills. the wind picking up as well. it is going to be a mild night for most of us. mild, cloudy, but a fairly breezy start to the day on thursday. that wind may well poke a few holes in the cloud to the east of wales, the east of the pennines, but further north and west we are going to see outbreaks of rain and it could be quite heavy at times. northern ireland, western parts of scotla nd northern ireland, western parts of scotland as well. further south, 23 degrees, it is getting warmer and a bit more humid as well. on friday, a heavy belt of rain in northern ireland and western scotland. they could be localised flooding issues. but in the south, temperatures are on the rise and that trend continues into the weekend. an improvement in the weather even across the north and west, but still a few showers.

later, heavier rain, back into the north—west, northern ireland, scotland, north—west england seeingtry. quite heavy in northern ireland. at its heaviest in western scotland where we could see some large puddles and surface water on the roads. further south, after a cloudy start, it should brighten up and warm up as well. temperatures into the low 20s. it is on saturday that we could see things getting quite warm across parts of central and eastern england. to the west, there is still weather fronts with us but they are wea k weather fronts with us but they are weak because pressure is tending to build. there could be a little bit of rain around. are we not too much. cloud from the north—west. england and wales, that is where we have got heat building. temperatures, 25 celsius across parts of wales, 27 celsius across parts of wales, 27 celsius across parts of wales, 27 celsius across parts of east england, and for those of you who have friends or relatives in europe, also warming up here, temperatures getting into mid to high 20s. quite a change in the forecast with warmer weather as

women in the london area is being investigated for other attacks involving no more victims in north—west englandfter 21a year old girls were under did. he is being investigated over attacks in cheshire, manchester and lancashire on victims raging between 11 and 71 yea rs on victims raging between 11 and 71 years old. —— two 1a—year—old girls. they had wanted to speak to him in connection with three rapes in london and hertfordshire. then, this afternoon, detectives confirmed they were also investigating him for a series of violent attacks yesterday in the north west of england. these were, they are a grotesque, an appalling series of offences. they are thankfully exceptionally rare, so it's extremely important that he is in custody, and england is a safer place. mccann is accused of attacking nine people in just eight hours. mccann is accused of attacking nine people injust eight hours. in lancashire, a woman in her 30s was forcibly imprisoned, a teenage girl, and an 11—year—old boy were raped. at about and an 11—year—old boy were raped. atabout1:30pm, a and an 11—year—old boy were raped. at abo

we keep quite a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain into northern ireland and north west england, it staysy a change to come, the cold front gradually drifting steadily south and east through the day and it is going to weaken, to a band of cloud and showers across the midlands and the south—east corner but there will be some rain for the south—east but behind it drier and brighter and sunnier conditions with the exception the far north of scotland. what you start with on sunday you are not likely to finish with. still highest values of 21, not expected to last as the fronts move out of the way, plenty of isobars on the charts for monday coming from a north—westerly direction. so a cooler source that wind and that is going to continue to drive and cloud and rain through scotland, northern ireland and north and west facing coasts of england and wales. sheltered eastern areas still seeing the best of the drier and brighter weather but noticeably fresher for all, particularly in scotland where it stays cool and disappointing, highest values in the south between 16 and 18. it is half term for m

from the north sea and by the end of the night, thicker cloud across parts of north wales, north—west englandrts of scotland. again, rainfall amounts are starting to add up. slowly breaking. in the west, we also have the cloud producing patchy light rain and drizzle. we could also see the odd shower but across the rest of the uk, we could be looking at highs of 20, 21 degrees. as we head towards the bank holiday weekend, it looks like things are a bit more unsettled but not too much cooler if at all. it is very much giving me garden envy, to be honest. me too. they are lovely. one in nine mothers are forced out of theirjob when they return to work after having a child. that's according to the human rights watchdog. ben has more. really important issue. this is a report from the equality and human rights commission — and found that one in nine mothers had been fired either whilst on maternity leave, or shortly after returning to work. some were treated so badly they felt forced out of theirjob. here's what happened to claire from leeds. i was due back at work two weeks prior on my maternity le

rain pushing into northern ireland, north—west england and southern scotla nd north—west england andd news is as this frontal system continues to push its way steadily northwards into scotland, that allows high pressure to build yet again from the south and the winds to change direction again to a south—westerly. that has the potential to drive in milder air across the country and the temperatures are set to rise again. yes, half term for many. the exception is the far north. this is the business briefing. i'm ben bland. the race is on! who will be the presidenty of the mighty european central bank? we look at some of the candidates. hot java! would you pay 75 dollars for this cup of coffee? yes, 75 dollars.

we keep quite a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain into northern ireland and north west england, it staysnt gradually drifting steadily south and east through the day and it is going to weaken, to a band of cloud and showers across the midlands and the south—east corner but there will be some rain for the south—east but behind it drier and brighter and sunnier conditions with the exception the far north of scotland. what you start with on sunday you are not likely to finish with. still highest values of 21, not expected to last as the fronts move out of the way, plenty of isobars on the charts for monday coming from a north—westerly direction. so a cooler source that wind and that is going to continue to drive and cloud and rain through scotland, northern ireland and north and west facing coasts of england and wales. sheltered eastern areas still seeing the best of the drier and brighter weather but noticeably fresher for all, particularly in scotland with it stays cool and disappointing, highest values in the south between 16 and 18. it is half term for many and it looks like that is set

weather fronts never far away from scotland, and northern ireland, north—west england and north walesmid, a bit of patchy rain. that rain looks like pepping up through north wales, north—west england, northern ireland and to parts of scotland, as we go on through the day. some cloud breaking though, through central and eastern areas of england, and this is where we will get to see some warmer sunny spells coming through. and the temperature heads up further here friday and into the start of the weekend, peaking in the upper 20s in a few areas. but again, those weather fronts close to scotland and northern ireland giving clouds, some outbreaks of rain and a very wet end to the week in western scotland, for example. but of course that's going to hold temperatures down here, though for some into the mid teens. that weather system moves south at some stage over the weekend, some uncertainty about the timing, but right now, it looks like the warmth in england and wales is going to peak on saturday. it will turn a bit cooler and it'll feel less humid by sunday. this is bbc news. the headlin

off the atlantic, bringing heavy rain across northern ireland, pushing to scotland, parts of north—west englandy push its way eastwards. but it is a slow—moving system, and for east anglia and south—east england for much of the day we should stay in the warm air with temperatures here still potentially in the mid— 20s in the warmest spots, whereas towards the north and west of the uk, pressure and will be moving in as the westerly winds begin to pick up. on into monday‘s forecast, those brisk westerly winds will continue to flow across the country near a pressure “—

with the wind is coming in from the south—east, north—west wales and north—west england will do well seek similar temperatures for western counties of northern ireland. there will be changes on thursday and friday, with the weather turning cloudier and we might see some rain moving in towards the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at two. the ultimate protest vote? a cabinet minister thinks so, and says the european elections will be "difficult" for the conservatives. a light aircraft reportedly crash lands on a dual carriageway in south wales, between raglan and abergavenny. it's unclear whether there have been any casualties. us—iran tensions: president rouhani warns his country of difficult times ahead because of renewed american sanctions. the national crime agency says more people are killed by organised crime gangs than by war, terrorism and natural disasters combined. will manchester city or liverpool be crowned premier league winners? both their matches kick off in one hour as the title race goes right down to the wire.

a week with that went through northern ireland, north—west england, down into the midlands and east angliaduce a change to the feel of the weather as we move into the weekend. friday is the transition day. as this cold front sinks its way south and west, the isobars squeezed together, the wins will strengthen in the far north of scotland, then coming all the way down from the north, cold, and disappointing for early may. there will be outbreaks of rain from that cold front pushing its way south and west. a wintry flavour to the showers of a higher ground in scotla nd showers of a higher ground in scotland and windy with it, as well. the head of that cold front, we will see temperatures into double figures, may be a site is 15. behind it, a noticeable difference in the feel of the weather on exposed east coast, and factoring in that wind it is going to feel very cold indeed. the cold air pushes south, right across the country, under the influence of these northerly winds. we could see quite a widespread, light frost first thing on saturday morning. that will be a bit of a shock to the syste

weather fronts never far away from scotland, and northern ireland, north—west england and north waleshumid, a bit of patchy rain. that rain looks like pepping up through north wales, north—west england, northern ireland and to parts of scotland, as we go on through the day. some cloud breaking though, through central and eastern areas of england, and this is where we will get to see some warmer sunny spells coming through. and the temperature heads up further here friday and into the start of the weekend, peaking in the upper 20s in a few areas. but again, those weather fronts close to scotland and northern ireland giving clouds, some outbreaks of rain and a very wet end to the week in western scotland, for example. but of course that's going to hold temperatures down here, though for some into the mid teens. that weather system moves south at some stage over the weekend, some uncertainty about the timing, but right now, it looks like the warmth in england and wales is going to peak on saturday. it will turn a bit cooler and it'll feel less humid by sunday. this is the briefing, i'm b

central and southern parts of england and the south—west. further northd be drier, but a real mild night with temperatures not dropping below 12 and 13 for many. just the north of scotland where they get down to 7—8. thursday, the warm airwill they get down to 7—8. thursday, the warm air will still be with us and it will push further north across scotland. it will bring higher temperatures throughout thursday and by the rest of the week. during thursday, still unsettled across scotland, northern ireland, northern england and north wales. rain at times throughout the day here. the best of the bright weather will be in the south and south—east where temperatures on thursday get up to 23 degrees. into the weekend, on saturday, temperatures could be as high as 27 in the south—east. further north and west, likely to remain cloudy, unsettled, with outbreaks of rain at times. still temperatures getting up to 15—18. this is business live from bbc news with ben bland and susannah streeter. bring it on. chinese telecoms giant huawei asks the us courts to speed up i

have an odd shower sneaking in through the north channel to affect north wales and perhaps north—west englandolish day, 10—13. bank holiday monday, a greater chance of seeing showers across inland areas as a trough makes its way south, bringing those showers inland. if anything, the temperatures will be dipping down again. highs of eight degrees in aberdeen. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: north korea launches several "short—range missiles" into the east sea according to south korea'sjoint chief of staff. cyclone fonee hits india with 200 kilometre an hour winds. it's heading towards kolkata and bangladesh after leaving widespread damage and disruption across the east of the country. as deaths from ebola reach one—thousand aid workers in the democratic republic of congo say their efforts are being hindered by threats to medical staff. pomp, prayers and pageantry — we'll have the latest as thailand witnesses the coronation of its new monarch —

weather fronts never far away from scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and north wales at els humid, some patchy rain. some cloud breaking through central and eastern areas of england, and this is where we will get to see some warm and sunny spells coming in. the temperatures peaking in the upper 20s in some areas. cloud and outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern ireland, but that will hold temperatures down. for some it will be into the midteens. the weather system will move south at some point, uncertainty over the timing, but at the moment it looks like the warmth of england and will peak on saturday, then it will turn cooler and feel less humid by sunday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: torn apart by the islamic state group, the yazidi families of iraq rebuilding their lives after the fall of is — we have a special report. islamic state group is on the run now, but the pain and the suffering that they've caused has been amplified with tens of thousands of families here in ir

temperatures, though, will be higher further west and north, north wales, north—west england, northernly the peak of the heat. and that's because after that, the position of the high, the centre, is going to shift further north, up towards scandinavia. it opens the door to this easterly airflow, and there's lower pressure across the continent that could eventually bring cloud and some patchy rain our way. still dry, though, i think on thursday, and some sunshine around. we'll see a bit more cloud coming in off the north sea, and we'll have this easterly breeze as well. that's going to be felt certainly around those north sea coasts. but even further west, temperatures won't be quite as high on thursday as they will be on tuesday and wednesday. and as we move into friday, still a lot of uncertainty about the details, but we are seeing more cloud. we're seeing some showers or some longer spells of rain. now it's a little bit further south. what is more certain, though, is that the temperatures will continue to drop away in those easterly winds, and with more cloud, we're back to around 1

temperatures, though, will be higher further west and north, north wales, north—west england, northernpeak of the heat. and that's because after that the position of the high, the centre, is going to shift further north, up towards scandinavia. it opens the door to this easterly airflow and this lower pressure across the continent, that could eventually bring cloud as in patchy rain our way. still dry, though, ithink on thursday, and some sunshine around. we'll see a bit more cloud coming in off the north sea, and we'll have this easterly breeze as well. that's going to be felt certainly around those north sea coasts. but even further west, temperatures will not be quite as high on thursday as they will be on tuesday and wednesday. and as we move into friday, still a lot of uncertainty about the details, but we are seeing more cloud. we're seeing some showers or some longer spells of rain. now it's a little bit further south. what is more certain is that the temperatures will continue to drop away in those easterly winds, and with more cloud, we're back to around 14—16 degrees. so that

some spots of rain in north—west england. a chance of a shower in the south—west.sunshine, 22 degrees. temperatures dropping on sunday and monday. some showers or longer spells of rain. i am today announcing that i will resign as leader of the conservative and unionist party on friday the 7th ofjune so that a successor can be chosen. after intense pressure, theresa may lays out a timetable for her departure as prime minister, saying it's with "deep regret" she didn't deliver brexit but now was the time to go. i do so with no ill will but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. there were immediate tributes from rivals, with a new conservative leader and prime minister due in number 10 by the end ofjuly. the prime minister's put her heart and soul into trying to do the best for this country at a difficult time, facing a challenging climate

a few showers dotted around, maybe the midlands, the north west of england, some gci’oss midlands, thet of england, some across scotland but the majority of the country should have a dry day with just a few passing clouds. sophie asked about whether it's going to be warming up or not. this is the clue, the high pressure which is building through the weekend. i don't think it's going to build improperly until sunday, because on saturday we still have a few little blobs of blue, these are showers. some others may deed our brollies on saturday. the majority of the country will have dry weather and temperatures up to 17 in cardiff, a bit less cold on the north sea coast as well. then that high pressure really does establish itself on sunday. the winds are light. we are right in the middle of the high, so a bit of fair weather cloud here and temperatures could get up to 18 degrees in the south which actually is not that spectacular for this time of year, but it's a lot better compared to what we've been getting for quite some time. the high pressure is still with us. this is what we call a

and more clout work into north wales, north—west england and the north midlands for that clear skiesly with some misty mountain sunspots first thing on wednesday morning. the main quite persistent to the northern isles graduallyjust sinking further south through the day. cloud stretching from north wales over to lincolnshire and that could produce some drizzle but many places remaining dry. a bit breezy at up to the north of scotland but elsewhere the wind is fairly light. feeling warm in the sunshine once again particularly down towards the far south and east of england. you are watching beyond 100 days, the british prime minister tells politicians they have one last chance to deliver brexit. she promises a vote on another referendum under say on future arrangements. if they pass her withdrawal bill. but labour says it is a rehash. what chance does theresa may really have of selling this latest offer? donald trump woos voters in pennsylvania, his trade war is hurting them but many of them support him anyway. also on the programme, last week san francisco band police from using facia

one or two showers in the north west of england and thickening cloud in the south—west enabling spotsf rain or drizzle in the south—west enabling spots of rain ordrizzle in in the south—west enabling spots of rain or drizzle in the far south—west of england but most of the cloud coming into england and wales is quite thin and high, so it's warm, 18—21, maybe 23 or 2a in the south house but much cooler in scotland. across northern scotland it should become a bit dry overnight tonight but the breezes are still blowing down cloud across many parts of scotland. cloudy skies for northern ireland into western parts of england and wales, further east clearer skies and in rural parts it could be chilly, li—sd. tomorrow, rain returning to highland scotland, pretty cloudy day for most of scotland. and indeed for northern ireland. one two showers here and increasing cloud across england and wales, might give the odd shower but a lot of places still dry. still some warm sunshine towards east

across the board pretty much with a southerly breeze pushing the warmth across northern ireland, north—west england scotland. the easterly greens brings down the temperatures. for the moment it is dry. the high—pressure drifting northwards back up to scandinavia through thursday and we open the door to more of an easterly breeze, and the potential by the end of the week to perhaps see some rain coming in. the easterly breeze will see the temperatures drop through thursday and friday. this is bbc news i'm martine croxall. the headlines at eight a thrilling battle for the premier league crown — manchester city triumphed with a one point lead over liverpool. congratulations to manchester city. where the happiest days of my life. iamso where the happiest days of my life. i am so happy! i am so fulfilled. we played against where the strongest opposition the premier league is ever known. and we kept going and going. 11 days to go to the european elections, that the conservatives admit will be difficult for them the light aircraft that crashed onto a south wales road — three people were pulled from the wr

the warmest weather is up towards northern ireland, north—west england and into scotland with the sunshinetland with the sunshine and temperatures could be up to 24. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines: the un says houthi rebels in yemen appear to be honouring a pledge to withdraw troops from key ports — opening a lifeline for millions of people facing famine. labour extends its plans for a higher £10—an—hour minimum wage to include workers under the age of 18. scores of migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean, as dangerous crossings to europe increase, with better weather. a 7a year—old man who was shot with a crossbow bolt in north wales last month has died. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nigel nelson, who's the political editor of the sunday mirror, and sunday people, and the political commentator, jo phillips. sack minister, gavin willison criticises the talks. he says the prime minister has betrayed the conservative party by negotiat

england. some sunny spells, though, at times in the far north west of england, certainly across scotland and northernpushing into scotland. the far north of england, eastern england through into tomorrow morning, temperatures overnight not desperately low, about eight to ten degrees, but we start off the weekend with a lot of cloud, and we'll keep a lot of that cloud both on saturday and sunday. there'll be some showers with just a few sunny spells. this is saturday, then, showers mainly across scotland merging to give longer spells of rain and then quite quickly throughout the morning. quite a few showers developing across england and wales. they could be quite heavy in places. there will be some brighter skies, a bit of sunshine developing, and maximum temperatures about 13 to 18 degrees as we get the sunshine coming through. that will still feel quite pleasant. and then into sunday, low pressure is still mainly in charge of the weather. light winds on sunday again, when the sun comes out, it won't feel too chilly, actually quite warm, but there will be further showers during sunday just about anyw

it is the north and the west, north wales and north—west england where we expect the warmest weatherth—east because of that easterly breeze. it is drier and brighter than last week and there will be some strong sunshine and pure night—time frosts. more the website. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... the sacked defence secretary gavin williamson warns the prime minister it would be a ‘grave mistake' to compromise with labour over brexit as america flexes its military might and renews sanctions against iran its president issues a stark warning about difficult times ahead to his country. the national crime agency says organised criminals are killing more people a year than terrorism, war and natural disasters combined. it wants more money to tackle the problem. two bbc dramas go head to head tonight at the bafta tv awards. killing eve is leading the way with six nominations. there are three nominations for the year's most watched show, including best drama and best actress for keeley hawes. that's for the bodyguard. dozens of american states join a lawsuit against

, south—west scotla nd north—west england, south—west scotland as well, a weak weather front ay, it is all change as we see low pressure moving from the west that will bring blustery showers from west south—east of england and east anglia will hold onto sunny and warm weather for the longest time. temperatures around 24 degrees or so, but it will turn cooler from the north—west with the arrival of those blustery showers. many of us things are warming up over the next day or so, looking at temperatures in the high 205 for but many of us see a return to showers by sunday. back durham has a special place in your hearts, we know, because you went to university there. and we managed to get a photograph of you, on your graduation day. only a few years ago, honest! obviously. it is lovely being back, though. it is such a great city. thank you very much indeed. there was a bit of breakup on the microphone there, i thought you collapsed when we showed you the picture. stay strong up there.” think i would be mortified if people showed my graduation. or mortar board. shirley bassey, snak

hosting the event, is five shots further back, on what turned out to be a chilly opening day in north—west englandk nine birdies to sit on nine under par, with fellow englishman matt wallace and sweden's marcus kinhult both on seven under. just from the get go, it kind of just started perfectly, and from then on ijust kept going, really, and just tried to shoot as low as i could, because i thought the guys up there, they are good as well, so just to keep going. i got the feeling of, you know, i had to shoot low, and that was just to keep going as well. i had shot low previous to this, but obviously on this stage, to go and do it in this kind of course is... well, impressive to me, anyway. two it was nice to get down to the gulf, and i enjoyed playing, andi to the gulf, and i enjoyed playing, and i felt like i to the gulf, and i enjoyed playing, and ifelt like i played really well. i felt like i and ifelt like i played really well. ifelt like i controlled most of the day. so it was good, and i enjoyed it a lot, a lot of guys came out in that kind of weather, and it is pretty good. i know they are g

also some sharp showers, particularly across northern ireland, southern scotland, north—west england,more sunshine of the further south and east you are. nowhere immune from showers on bank what a monday. temperatures are typically 1a or 19 celsius. we still have this brisk northerly wind. there will be fewer showers around compared to bank what a monday. some spells of sunshine. cloud building through the day. watch out, an improvement in northern scotland, but still on the cool side, nine or 10 celsius. elsewhere, 16 or 17. cool and fairly settled theme, a mixture of sunshine and showers. this is bbc world news today. i'm martin stanford. our top stories... the former brexit secretary dominic raab joins the race to become britian‘s next prime minister after theresa may resigned. russia is ordered to free a group of ukrainian sailors and ships it seized off crimea last november. accusations of overcrowding on mount everest, as three more climbers die, taking the death toll this season to ten. and the cannes film festival draws to a close, with the top prize — the palme d'0r — going t

sunshine for north—west england, northern ireland and scotland. eastern parts of england and not quite as warm as it has been over recent days. through friday night, more persistent rain for parts of northern england and scotland. dry out further south and west. we start the weekend with rain, patch initially across scotla nd rain, patch initially across scotland and northern england. brightness in the south. but showers possible anyway. —— anywhere. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: president trump says he wants a radical overhaul of the immigration system to favour skilled workers who speak english. it establishes a new legal immigration system that protects american wages, promotes american values, and attracts the best and brightest from all around the world. us—china relations reach a new low as washington blocks the tech giant huawei from american markets. the sanctions come into effect immediately. history in asia. taiwan is to become the first country in th

sunny spells across a good part of eastern england but showers at the moment in north west wales, north—westuth west england and later on this afternoon in wales and north—west england and northern ireland, it will be drier. a rash of showers in north—east england and up into scotland. only eight or 9 degrees in scotland, that's a sign of the colder air moving in. three tonight, still a few showers, more so tonight, still a few showers, more so in tonight, still a few showers, more soina tonight, still a few showers, more so in a band of clouds and showers moving south across northern parts of england. temperatures down to about 6—8. throughout friday, we've got this cold front moving south. you can see a few snow showers going into scandinavia and we could see snow showers moving into northern scotland. otherwise, showers are pushing into the south. behind it we will have the colder air but ahead of it still a few showers and brighter skies. temperatures 13—15. behind a cold front, temperatures dropping away. for many northern areas, there is temperatures tomorrow afternoon eight or 9 degre

a fine afternoon across northern ireland, north—west england and wales, but quite breezy.hern scotland, so temperatures here just nine or 10 celsius. elsewhere, we're looking at 14—19 celsius, maybe 20 or 21 across east anglia and south—east england. any rain here will pull away through the evening. behind it, some clear skies. still that rain continuing across scotland overnight, but slowly starting to become more showery. a slightly cooler night as we go into the early hours of bank holiday monday. we're looking at lows between about 7—11 celsius. so here's bank holiday monday. still some rain across scotland, sinking its way further southwards, becoming slightly more showery. elsewhere, it is sunshine and showers, and the showers most frequent the further north and west you are. not so many getting across to east anglia and south—east england, but nowhere immune on bank holiday monday from a shower, in between some spells of sunshine. that will help temperatures up to between 14 and 18 celsius, but certainly a cooler feeling day. we keep that cooler feel as we go into w

day, and it will bring misty weather over the hills in the west and also rain and drizzle over the hills of north wales and north west englandlly 15—17. most of the rain is coming on the weather front here and a chunk of that pushes into the north sea tomorrow evening and overnight, but the weather front will get stuck across the northern half of the uk and the warm air is scooped out to the south but the humid airwill contain scooped out to the south but the humid airwillcontaina scooped out to the south but the humid air will contain a lot of cloud and it might be a bit damp and misty around western hills and coasts. most of the rain further north, but as it brightens up through the midlands and the south, temperatures reaching 21—22 and a contrast with the cold air we still have in the northernmost parts of scotland. as we head towards the end of the week. for scotland and northern ireland, temperatures may rise a little bit but there will be thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain in many areas but for england and wales the cloud will be tending to break up more and more with more in the way of sunshine and more warmth and b

england. but for the time being we think it will be cloudier, a bit of rain at times, and the fresher air push into the west. in other words, across the north the jet strea m week. we are quite sure that the jet stream will take this diving southward pattern. this will develop an area of low pressure which will probably be somewhere to the south of the uk or over the uk. the details of where we'll determine how much rain we get but on the whole next week looks unsettled. temperatures will ease back down to the high teens, low 20s, and it will become a little windier. next week is looking much more unsettled. that is looking much more unsettled. that is your latest weather. tonight at ten... borisjohnson is to appear in court to face accusations of misconduct in public office. it relates to claims he made during the referendum in 2016. he says the case is politically motivated, but his accusers say it's in the public interest. mr ball, who stood with me today, considers that politicians have made, or said, things that are untrue, and he wants to ensure that there is a better standard in politics. we'll have the detail and reaction, as the co

the rain on a draft food northern scotland, cloud exam pushing into north wales and into north—west englandwe could have sent mr mann first thing wednesday morning but that lift quickly. — we could have some missed around. then we have that cloudy son stretching to north wales across to lincolnshire which could produce some showers but for most places the wind is light, lengthy spells of sunshine, the highest temperature the further south and east you come, 21 celsius possibly the maximum. into thursday and a bit of a 20 movement with the weather fronts trying to edge their way in. it does not look as though they will make much of an impact. i think we keep the cloud cover and shower outbreaks across northern scotland and probably more clout working its way into northern ireland and the southern part of the uk as the day goes on. but further holes in the cloud allowing for brighter and sunny spells to emerge and once again with a light wind it should feel pleasant with the highest temperatures down towards the south—east of england. for the bank holiday weekend low pressure will have a grea

rain can be heavy for a while across scotland, north—west england and wales. southern scotland and northern england. the showery rain will head into the south—east in the afternoon. temperatures down here, 20—21, further north in the central belt, colder in northern scotland. this is bbc news. i'm rebecca jones. the headlines at 11:00: theresa may now under pressure to name the precise date of her departure. she'll meet the leader of backbench conservative mps tomorrow amid calls for a leadership contest within weeks. a former youth football coach, bob higgins, is found guilty of indecently assaulting numerous boys over more than 20 years. the indian prime minster narendra modi wins another 5—year term in a landslide victory for his nationalist party and policies. a minister condemns as ‘appalling' the abuse of vulnerable patients, uncovered by the bbc, at a hospital in county durham. and tributes tojudith kerr, the author who created one

the odd spot of drizzly rain into north—west england and north wales. rain will continue through this evening and overnight, some persistent with another burst of heavy rain as the cold front moves then through the night. dry weather south and relatively mild. temperatures widely into double digits. but the cold front expected through the day on sunday. it will ta ke through the day on sunday. it will take its time in arriving but it will introduce the cooler air and fresher weather story. a bit more of a breeze under those exposed west coast as well. a wet start to sunday across scotland, northern england into wales. that will move somewhat erratically through the midlands and the south—east corner. more cloud and a little bit of a showery rain into the afternoon but behind it brighter conditions. if you start went on sunday, you might see an improvement into the afternoon. on monday, plenty of isobars from a north—westerly direction, a cooler source. showers into scotland and northern ireland. rest of the weather in eastern areas. back to you too. mad

underneath the cloud that has been picking from the west with outbreaks of rain, that is across much of northern england into northroduce spots of light rain. you could be seen that. but more substantial rain in scotland, especially the north west, or patchy rainfor especially the north west, or patchy rain for northern ireland. elsewhere in south wales and southern england, there may be stray showers but it is staying dry into east anglia. this is where we are seeing the highest temperatures, but very into double figures in northern scotland. let's look at how saturday evening is shaping up. in scotland, further rain at at times, some of that is brushing northern england, especially further north. rain is coming back into northern ireland after a dry spell. by the end of tonight, bearing down on western parts of england and wales, and it is going to be at my old mate, mist and fog patches in eastern england. into sunday, showery rain not the prospect very much rain in southern england if you want that on the garden. further outbreaks of rain in northern scotland. elsewhere, it brightens up with afternoon sunshine

that could be a bit of light rain into north—west england and north wales by the end of the day.w 70s. each day this week apple got that bit cooler. the rain overnight will continue to pep up in scotland. more wet weather moving to scotla nd scotland. more wet weather moving to scotland and northern ireland, which will push into north—west england. elsewhere it stays dry and mild for sunday morning. there will be early morning sunshine in the south—east, but pretty much what you were up —— wa ke but pretty much what you were up —— wake up with on sunday you will keep for the day. more persistently moving into the far north—west. it will be breezy in scotland, as well. as it moves south and east it will become substantially. into the midlands, east anglia, the south—east corner, outbreaks of light rain. behind it, sunny spells but cooler. 10 degrees in scotland where we keep the rain. the highest value likely on sunday to be 21 celsius. the isobars say squeezed together. bank holiday monday will be cooler, slightly breezy and the wind will drive and some showers along exposed nort

temperatures, though, will be higher further west and north, north wales, north—west england, northern the heat. and that's because after that the position of the high, the centre, is going to shift further north, up towards scandinavia. it opens the door to this easterly airflow and this lower pressure across the continent, that could eventually bring cloud as in patchy rain our way. still dry, though, i think on thursday, and some sunshine around. we'll see a bit more cloud coming in off the north sea, and we'll have this easterly breeze as well. that's going to be felt certainly around those north sea coasts. but even further west, temperatures will not be quite as high on thursday as they will be on tuesday and wednesday. and as we move into friday, still a lot of uncertainty about the details, but we are seeing more cloud. we're seeing some showers or some longer spells of rain. now it's a little bit further south. what is more certain is that the temperatures will continue to drop away in those easterly winds, and with more cloud, we're back to around 14—16 degrees, so that's nea

wales, north—west england scotland and northern ireland.oss parts of scotland and northern england. further south, a little bit drier to start your saturday morning with clearer spells. to summarise the weekend, not quite as a glorious. cloudy skies, some showers —we glorious. cloudy skies, some showers — we will not all see them — and some sunny — we will not all see them — and some sunny spells, especially towards the south. an area of low pressure sitting across europe. the winds circulating around it and we will have the cloud coming in from the north sea bringing rain to scotland, then england and northern ireland. sign now spells —— sunnier spells. showers could be almost anywhere. temperatures between 11 and 18 degrees on saturday. not much change and the weather. the heaviest and most frequent showers will be across parts of scotland. the odd one propping up in the south. i think temperatures on sunday a little bit warmer than saturday. it will feel pleasant enough in the spells of sunshine but many of us will see one or two heavy s