, perhaps the north west midlands, north west wales, parts of north—west england, although the system will be weakening all the while. temperatures today reaching a high of 18 degrees or so. overnight tonight any rain should tend to fizzle out and will have a cloudier kind of night, temperatures will be not as low as they've been over recent nights. temperatures down to between 7—9 for most, although with clear spells across eastern england here, temperatures could dip down and become chilly in rural parts. on friday, weather fronts to the north and west of the uk, brisk south—westerly winds bringing the cloud in and that cloud will bring in bits and pieces of rain to the north—west of the country. elsewhere the cloud will tend to come and go, we'll see a bright sunny spells and it shouldn't feel too bad in the sunshine with lighter winds further south, temperatures 18 degrees in aberdeen, newcastle, and 19 in london. that's just the weather warming up because as we head into saturday, sunday and bank holiday monday, we'll get some sunny spells and it will get warmer and it's g

the isle of man again, north west wales, slightly heavy rain, and more prolonged than what we will seenesday night, —— outbreaks. thursday is living like a fine day with sunny spells for many, but much cooler for most —— looking with sunny spells for many, but much coolerfor most —— looking like. 13-17, coolerfor most —— looking like. 13—17, very pleasant when you have the sunshine and it should be for this time of year. we would do it again on friday, dry and bright to begin with, cloud increasing, turning wet in the west and temperatures where they should be for the time of year. president trump declares he'll announce tomorrow whether he's abandoning the international nuclear deal on iran. the agreement limits iran's nuclear programme in exchange for the lifting of sanctions — it's been strongly criticised by mr trump. the foreign secretary borisjohnson is in washington, making a last—ditch attempt to persuade the us to stay in. we think that what you can do is be tougher on iran, address the concerns of the president, and not throw the baby out with the bath water. we'll be asking

not been a dry day everywhere, we have seen showers in the afternoon in north—west england, north west midlands, north west waless guys looked something like this for example in cumbria. 0vernight the cloud will continue to push across the united kingdom. there will be showers for western scotland through the night and temperatures not as low as recent nights, 7—9d for most people. weather front is close to scotland will threaten outbreaks of rain could also be quite breezy here. a lot of cloud around to start the day and it could be thick enough for drizzle through the bristol channel. although it is a cloudy kind of day for most of us, i suspect the cloud will be in and break at times to bring some spells of sunshine. temperatures not doing badly with highs of 18 in aberdeen, 19 in london and south—east england. looking at the weather picture through bank holiday weekend, high pressure will be with us bringing a lengthy spell of dry weather. it will turn warmer and for most places it will be dry as well. high pressure near the continent and increasingly through the weekend we should start to drag in some of th

grey and across north west wales. it's working westwards as we head through the night so cloudy skies by dawn for most places and maybe the chance of showers across the south coast. tomorrow, a great start and the cloud should break up and burn back to the coasts. elsewhere, there should be a lot of sunny spells but there is the risk of sundry downpours in the south and it will stay humid. for most of this week, warm and humid with the risk of thundery downpours. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm... a man is killed after flash flooding in the west midlands — with some areas getting more than a month's rain injust one hour. the clean—up operation is underway, but weather warnings remain in place for several parts of england. a migrant from mali is to be made a french citizen after scaling a building in paris with his bare hands to rescue a dangling child. i asked him was and he frightened for his own life. he said no, at that moment he wasn't thinking of himself, he was thinking of the child. as soon as he started

will be pushing its way in bringing outbreaks of rain to northern ireland and western scotland, north—west wales heavy and prolonged compared to tomorrow. 13 degrees. the brightest conditions are still in the east. temperatures are dropping. 0utbreaks of rain on wednesday night. thursday is looking like a fine day. sunny spells for many. a few showers, especially in the morning. 13— 17 degrees. not as high not as high as it has been. very pleasant. we will do it all again on friday in eastern areas. dry and bright with cloud increasing. temperatures are again where they should be for the time of year. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the foreign secretary is in washington in an attempt to stop president donald trump abandoning the iran nuclear deal.

wales. north west england and wales. feeling cool underneath that band of rain. rain. ss north—west england. further south not much in the way of heavy rain. heavy rain. cloud clears the way and we have sunny spells for many. sunny spells for many. around but after the funnies that the cloud rolling up. the cloud rolling up. for many on thursday and temperatures around 14, 18 degrees. temperatures around 14, 18 degrees. still feeling very pleasant with some sunshine. some sunshine. also across scotland, east of wales and england on friday. and england on friday. northern ireland, wales and the south west. south west. much more typical of the time of year. he is withdrawing the us from the iran nuclear deal. iran nuclear deal. reinstating us sanctions on the iranians regime. iranians regime. instituting their highest level of economic sanctions. economic sanctions. designed —— described the deal as an embarrassment. embarrassment. continue to deal with the other signatories. signatories. the un has called on other countries to continue living the deal. to continue living

scotland and to the midlands, the rain having cleared northern ireland and is pushing and across north west walessome sharp showers to end the day. everything moves away overnight into the north sea, tebbit is begin to drop and the winds should be light, a cooler might than last night, most noticeable in scotland, still warm ten or 11 in the south—east and east anglia after the south—east and east anglia after the earlier heat but he'd is getting pushed away into the near continent, one weatherford clearing away, the next coming into the atlantic, behind these weather systems the air getting chillier, one place after another. many areas. sunny and dry on wednesday, but we could see wet and windy weather coming quickly into northern ireland which will move into scotland and westernmost parts of england and wales of the afternoon, the east midlands having afternoon, the east midlands having a dry day, but so and temperatures, if you are under varane 1112 degrees, the rain heaviest in the west as it pushes east overnight, very light and patchy again. behind that this airflow bringing in showers, suf

and eastern areas dry tomorrow, further west mollgaard, and breadth of rain for north—west england and maybe north walesharp showers but keeping the warmth with highs across south east england and east anglia 26 but pressure towards the west. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. vladimir putin is sworn in for a fourth term as president of russia, promising to improve the lives of the russian people. it marks 18 years in power. the metropolitan police is continuing to investigate four shootings injust 2a hours in london — which left one teenager dead and three others injured. president trump is being warned by the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, that pulling out of the iran nuclear deal could lead to a middle east arms race. now on bbc news it's time for witness. hello, and welcome to witness with me, tanya beckett. i'm here at the british library to guide you through more extraordinary moments from recent history. we'll meet a norwegian diplomat who helped organise secret peace negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians, resulting in the first—ever peace agreement between the two sides.

been bringing a little rain, mainly showers across western scotland, a few for north—west england, the north—west of walesking overnight the showers will tend to fade away but we will be left with increasingly cloudy skies pushing right across england overnight. temperature is not as low as recently, loads of around seven to nine celsius and a few showers coming and going towards the end of the night in western scotland. those showers are all tied in with these weather fronts running close to the north—east of the country on friday. 0verall there will be quite a lot of cloud around on friday, maybe the odd bit of drizzle through the bristol channel and a few showers coming and going, breezy in the of scotland. aside from that there will be quite a lot of cloud around, some bright sunny spells around, and temperatures high at around 19. that is the start of the warming trend. through the bank holiday weekend we have some sunshine on the way and it will be warming up because the high pressure is moving to the near continent and increasingly we will start to get our winds moving in from germany and france as

heavy ones across the south—west of wales at the moment, some north—west of wales and the midlands, onla nd fit though, further north and across scotland clear skies could see 27 in the highlands two. mist, low cloud and falk becomes more of a feature in the eastern half of the country. a grey start here that the cloud breaking up, misty and grey throughout your bank holiday. one or two showers and thunderstorms around on monday. most of you will get away with a dry day. again, it be warm one. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00am. it looks to be back on. preparations for a summit next month with north korean leader kimjong—un and president trump, are going ahead as originally planned. cancellations and delays to flights at stansted airport after a lightning strike knocked out the aircraft fuelling system. spectacular overnight storms across southern britain — around 15,000 lightning strikes injust four hours. senior politicians call for northern ireland's strict abortion laws to be relaxed as voters in the irish republic overwhelmingly back change in a referendum. the government

north—west, with low pressure. the bulk of the country affected by an area of high pressure building through the weekend. central and eastern parts of england into walesly north—west, more cloud. particularly north—west of scotland, drizzly rain, windy. sunny spells for northern ireland, temperatures 18-23, northern ireland, temperatures 18—23, fine with light winds, particularly further south. i even, they sunshine. largely dry overnight. tonight, mist and fog forming. particularly in the irish sea. isle of man, parts of north—west wales, cornwall am a cloudy and foggy. temperatures quite low in the morning. east of england, fresh start to sunday. sunday brings the prospect of more sunshine. fine day for most of the country. wind and rain in the far north—west of scotland. western isles, northern isles. for the bulk of the country, dry and settled. temperatures on sunday creeping up to 24—25. mist and fog around some of the irish sea coasts. the heat will build. we are drawing in the warm airfrom continental europe spilling in across the southern half of the country into bank holiday monday. sunshine the bulk of england, wales, northern ireland. we a

cloud for northern ireland, western scotland, some spots in north—west england, and a few in wales. north—westround, shouldn't amount to too much. and a brisk breeze blowing across the northern half of the uk, moderate to fresh west—south—westerly wind. around 10—14 degrees for most places, as high as 17 in south—east england. even into the afternoon, even into the evening, southern and eastern parts of the uk will see a few breaks in that cloud, allowing a bit of sunshine to come through. now, as we go on through thursday night and into friday morning, a lot of cloud around away from east anglia and south—east england, but even here, under clear skies, not as chilly as it will be first thing thursday. so a cloudy start on friday. a lot of cloud around, misty, murky in places. some outbreaks of rain, particularly affecting the north and north—west of scotland. this little piece of energy runs away northwards. still a bit of drizzle, i think, parts of western scotland and northern ireland. but for many, friday will be a dry day, if not a particularly sunny day. but, when the sun comes through t

rain spreading across scotland through the day, into north—west england, west wales for a time, turningut brighter here later. largely dry for midlands and the south—east if you avoid the showers. those thunderstorms will rattle off as we go through into tuesday night, atlantic air takes over, meaning the rest of the week will turn cooler with rain at times. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the foreign secretary is in washington in an attempt to stop president donald trump abandoning the iran nuclear deal. the uk is enjoying a record—breaking heatwave — it's the hottest early may bank holiday weekend on record. extra police are out in parts of london, after a series of shootings in just 2a hours which left one teenager dead and three others injured. there's also been three further shooting incidents today — in manchester and london, and gunfire was also exchanged between police and a man in oxford. vladimir putin has been sworn in for a fourth term as president of russia, marking 18 years in power. now on bbc news — sam poling investigates the series of crises to have hit police

morning some rain moving into northern ireland, pushing into scotland, some rain into north—west england and north walesan yesterday towards the north and west, 15—20d. afternoon sunshine in northern ireland after the rain clears, as we go through tonight the rain clearing from the east, then going into wednesday this next area of low pressure moving in from the west. meaning for many of us from the west. meaning for many of us it should be a fairly bright start but bad cloud from the west rolling in, with some heavy rain for a time in northern ireland, scotland, western fringes of england and wales. down towards the south—east dry and bright, fresh, temperatures between 19—20d, further north and west, temperatures in mid—teens. that weather front clearing, wednesday into thursday we are clearing, wednesday into thursday we a re left clearing, wednesday into thursday we are left with a ridge into thursday, things should be dry for many of us on thursday, with some sunny spells, some showers kicking off across northern england, especially for scotland, they could be happy. for many on thursday a dry and

wales and potentially eastern portions of england. 0ut west, cloudy skies. through the day, a band of rain from the west across northern ireland into scotland, north—west england8 in the south—east. 0ut west, temperatures beginning to take a tumble. as we push this weakening rain band east through tuesday night we will all get into the cool and fresh airfrom the we will all get into the cool and fresh air from the west. a ridge of high pressure building its weight in to start wednesday. —— way. spells of sunshine. at worst, things changing. the further south and east you are, especially in england, staying dry and bright into the afternoon. temperatures even hear a good few degrees down on where they have been. 20 in london and 11 in belfast. we push that system is wednesday night into thursday. it tries to build its way back in. decent spells of sunshine. a few showers towards the north—west perhaps. even given the strength of the sun at this time of year, temperatures will not be as impressive as they have been over the weekend that the 13 — 17 at best. a similar story on friday. a fine start. the next atlantic system from the west bringing outbreaks of rain

areas of cloud and fog in the irish sea lapping onshore in the north—west, wales, the isle of man, andthe warmest spots, 18— 22. rain in the north—west sticking around until the evening. a dry evening and overnight as well for many. clear skies and a chilly night. temperatures will be quite high by day but drop quickly overnight. single figures, especially in the east. it is likely to bea especially in the east. it is likely to be a record—breaking early may bank holiday monday in terms of high temperatures. lots of sunshine. fog and cloud in the irish sea are less so compared to recently. improving in the west of wales. likely to see temperatures reaching 26— 27 in central and eastern parts. tuesday, keeping warm sunshine for many parts of central england and western england as well. further west, a front moving in. introducing cooler conditions. temperatures, 15 in belfast and 27 in london. things turn unsettled during the middle of the week. this area of low pressure approaching from the west on wednesday. a decent day for many of us on wednesday. a decent day for many of us on wedn

this weather system starts pushing into northern ireland, scotland and into north—west england and waleser east, we will do pretty well again, with temperatures reaching 21 degrees with sunshine. as we move into thursday, a bridge of high—pressure, but it will feel full and fresher and fairly brisk westerly wind, a few showers especially across western hills and western wales as well. some good spells of sunshine. not a bad looking day for thursday, temperatures cooler from around 13—17 celsius. the general trend is that it will cool down, back in the air and a normal with sunshine and showers. hello. this is breakfast, with ben thompson and louise minchin. extra police on the streets of london after a weekend of gun violence. let my son he the last and be an example to everyone. just make it stop. four shootings in just 24 hours have left one teenager dead and three other people injured. the youngest, a 13—year—old boy. good morning. it's monday the seventh of may. also this morning: the heatwave continues. a record—breaking bank holiday could be on the way with temperatures tipped to r

and through the day, a band of rain from the west across northern ireland into scotland, north—west england, waleswarmth. 28 in the south—east. 0ut west, temperatures beginning to take a tumble. and as we push this weakening rain band east through tuesday night we will all get into the cool and fresh air from the west. a little ridge of high pressure building its way in to start wednesday. not a bad start to the day. spells of sunshine. 0ut west, things changing. even given the strength of the sun at this time of year, temperatures will not be as impressive as they have been over the weekend. 13—17 at best. a similar story on friday. a fine start. the next atlantic system from the west bringing outbreaks of rain. sticking with the cool and fresh feel, top temperatures on friday afternoon, 18 in london. that is all for now. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines. the creeping menace from the hawaii volcano. more homes are swallowed by molten lava. as american allies work to save the iran nuclear deal, president trump says he'll make an announcement on tuesday. i'm kasia madera in london. also i

in the sunshine for scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and wales, much brighter, feeling front still hanging around across northern and eastern england, eventually to the east of scotland. the west is best. good spells of sunshine to eurovision song contest and in the sunshine temperatures getting to average four about this time of year —— good spells of sunshine over here and in the sunshine over here and in the sunshine temperature is getting to average for about this time of year. goodbye. young people are being failed by mental health care, warn university leaders after a rise in the number of student deaths. the stark words come after the deaths of three students in the city of bristol in just the last month. if we ignore it, we will have failed a generation. we will be setting ourselves up for huge costs and burdens on the nhs but, more than that, we will be destroying lives. we'll have a special report on why universities and the health service are failing to identity and support students who are vulnerable. also tonight: more money for grammar schools in england. w

wales. more cloud in the north—west of scotland. showers.7 to 28 celsius likely to be the high. that will be a record breaker. 0n tuesday, weather fronts across the uk mean that temperatures will fall in northern and western areas. the weather front also producing in northern and western areas. the weatherfront also producing rain in northern ireland, scotland, north—west england and western wales. skies brightened up later. —— skies brightened hope. the cooler air associated with this next area of low pressure will make inroads across the country. this weather front will have more energy and it will bring outbreaks of heavy rain to northern ireland initially, then into western pa rt to northern ireland initially, then into western part of britain as the day wears on through wednesday. quite windy as well. particularly around hills and coasts. in the south—east we could hold onto symphony warm weather. temperature is 20 degrees. the general trend is as the week continues, it will start to cool down from the west. rain at times. the best of t

very warm across england and wales through the afternoon. more cloud in the north—west of.s. very warm. 27, 20 eight celsius likely to bea warm. 27, 20 eight celsius likely to be a high. a weather —— record—brea ker. temperatures will start to fall across northern and western areas in particular on tuesday. outbreaks of rain across northern ireland and scotland, maybe into north—west england and western wales. the sky is bright enough northern ireland later, but eastern england will get another sunny and warm day. 26, 20 seven celsius. the cooler you can see associated with this next area of low pressure will continue to make inroads across the country. this weather front will have more energy. it will bring outbreaks of heavy rain to northern ireland initially, then into western parts of britain as the day wears on through wednesday. quite windy as well, particularly around hills and coasts. across the east, particularly the south—east, we could hold onto warm weather. temperatures around 20 degrees with the best of the sunshine. the general trend is as the week continues,

through the day, a band of rain from the west across northern ireland into scotland, north—west england, parts of walesand still some warmth. with temperatures up to 28 in the south—east. out west, temperatures beginning to take a tumble. and as we push this weakening rain band further eastwards through tuesday night we will all get into the cooler and fresher air from the west. a little ridge of high pressure just about building its way in to start wednesday. so, not a bad start to the day. some fine weather, some spells of sunshine. out west, things already changing. thickening cloud for northern ireland and scotland. some rain. the further south and east you are, especially in england, staying dry and bright into the afternoon. temperatures even here a good few degrees down on where they have been. 20 degrees in london and maybejust 11 in belfast. we push that system eastwards wednesday night into thursday. it tries to build its way back in. so, thursday, not a bad looking day. decent spells of sunshine perhaps. a few showers blowing in towards the north—west perhaps. even given the strength of the

scotland, north—west england and wales.he weather front. rain running northwards along the weatherfront. weatherfront. showers which could be slow—moving, heavy and thundery. heavy and thundery. time of year, it should feel pleasant enough. the fly in the ointment. ointment. north—east of scotland toward sunday morning. morning. will be more active tomorrow night than tonight. than tonight. plans this weekend, stay tuned to the forecast. the forecast. but i wouldn't want to rule that the odd shower. odd shower. and early next week is looking better. and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. they feared a whitewash. disadvantaged pupils. says the public must be told how it happened. public transport, in a bid to tackle childhood obesity. at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. from campaigners who feared a whitewash. will it now win the confidence of the local community? for social mobility. papers will be bringing us.

rain pulling away from northern ireland will mean sunshine by the end of the day, wetter in north—west england, wales amount left further east, as we go through wednesday night into thursday morning. after the heat, especially south—eastern parts in recent days, if you want something on the garden, you may be disappointed. thursday that is gone, good sunny spells, some cloud building, showers around in scotland, northern ireland and england and in scotland there could be heavy with thunder. breezy, temperatures coming down a few degrees, that's where they will stay on friday and again on friday a fine start, fairly chilly, but a fine start, fairly chilly, but a fine start with plenty of sunshine from the word go but notice we have the wet weather system coming into northern ireland, western scotland, wales and western england. some uncertainty about timing, and the progression of that north—eastwards, we will keep you updated but it looks like there will be more rain on the way and temperatures none too special later in the week but of course, the warmth will come back eventually! i'm rico hizon in s

north—west scotland. elsewhere in scotland, mainly dry will stop crossing when and wales, too. ear back to some north sea coast were in mailing tomorrow. northern ireland sees rain retreating westwards. still rain in north—west scotland. southern parts of england, later in the midlands and wales, the chance for a shower and wales, the chance for a shower and maybe a thunderstorm. away from that, warm and sunny ‘s health. easterly flow coming to the uk this week, keeping north sea coasts cooler than elsewhere. much of the uk will see warm, sunny spells. most of us dry, but the chance of a shower or thunderstorm in parts and went and wales. —— of england and wales. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm. the royal family thanks the public for their support of the royal wedding, after thousands lined the streets of windsor to see prince harry and meghan markle. the british designer who created meghan‘s dress has been talking about why she was chosen for thejob. she really, i think, is embracing women and what they do and the fact that i was a working mother, that i have worked for

the showers are from north wales. showers are from north wales. will be in scotland, especially the north—westome could get into northern ireland and wales. —— heavy. heavy. this is the weather front reducing the cloud and rain. reducing the cloud and rain. that, as the ridge of high pressure moves in, things settle down. moves in, things settle down. in the evening, showers die off. evening, showers die off. in the uk, a dry and sunny evening. a dry and sunny evening. morning, a weather front going to the north sea. the north sea. behind that, a lot of sunshine and showers. sunshine and showers. the heaviest will be in the north and west. will be in the north and west. hail and thunder nixed in. and thunder nixed in. temperatures are down. yesterday was 22. quite a drop today. drop today. a couple of degrees lower than yesterday. lower than yesterday. a fresh feel to the day. to the day. through the evening and overnight, clear skies. a cold night. night. cold for frost in some areas in the north and further south. in the north and further south. weather front coming our way with low cloud. l

thickening the cloud supposedly to bring some rain to the north and west, pa rt of bring some rain to the north and west, part of walesh the temperatures will drop markedly and that weather front is important because where some places reached 23 on tuesday, you probably will not get those values because behind the cold front, we are going to the cooler and pressure conditions tumbling in from the north and west. that is the split on wednesday afternoon, the cloud with rain across the south, no more 22 or 23, closer to 13 or 16. further north, fresher but at least there is some sunshine. and the mornings for the rest of the week might have a touch of frost. 0n thursday, many of the skies will be click a breeze coming of the chilly north sea, said on the coast you could be down at 11 or 12 degrees. a bit inland, a bit of sunshine, 16 or 17. this is friday, not a great deal changing because quite pressure is dominant. there will be some cloud coming off the north sea tempering the feel of the day but where the skies are clear, very pleasant, 16 to 18 and a lot of dry whether to go with it. and for that we had to thank th

through the day, a band of rain from the west across northern ireland into scotland, north—west england, parts of walesower and still some warmth. with temperatures up to 28 in the south—east. 0ut west, temperatures beginning to take a tumble. and as we push this weakening rain band further eastwards through tuesday night we will all get into the cooler and fresher air from the west. a little ridge of high pressure just about building its way in to start wednesday. so, not a bad start to the day. some fine weather, some spells of sunshine. 0ut west, things already changing. thickening cloud for northern ireland and scotland. some rain. the further south and east you are, especially in england, staying dry and bright into the afternoon. temperatures even here a good few degrees down on where they have been. 20 degrees in london and maybejust 11 in belfast. we push that system eastwards wednesday night into thursday. it tries to build its way back in. so, thursday, not a bad looking day. decent spells of sunshine perhaps. a few showers blowing in towards the north—west perhaps. even given the strength of

the weather front also producing outbreaks of rain, then scotland, maybe into north—west england and west and walesext area of low pressure will continue to make inroads across the country and this will have more to it, more energy and it will bring outbreaks of heavy rain to northern ireland and then into western parts of britain as it day wears through on wednesday. again, across the east and the south—east, you could hold on to some fairly warm weather again. temperatures around 20 degrees with the best of the sunshine. as this week continues, it will start to cool down from the west. some rain at times, the best of any sunshine across the south. frost this is bbc news, our latest headlines: divisions in the conservative party after business secretary, greg clark, insists the idea of a "customers partnership" with the eu is still on the table. messages of support for the former manchester united boss, sir alex ferguson, as he recovers from a brain haemorrhage. and the mother of a 17—year—old boy shot dead in south london appeals for an end to the violence in the capital. hello and welcome to our

north—west of scotland. low cloud, the irish sea. south—west england, north wales, isle of man.monday. a lovely day for most places. some low cloud and 47 and the irish sea, less expensive than recent days. cooler in eastern scotland, north—east england, onshore breeze. in the south, 27 celsius, beautiful day. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: sir alex ferguson is in intensive care after emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. some of the biggest names in sport have sent messages of support, including david beckham, signed by sir alex at 16, who tweets: keep fighting, boss. more than 1000 doctors have job offers withdrawn because of a clerical blunder. medics who'd been scored on their suitability for posts as registrars were apparently given the wrong marks. boris johnson is flying to washington to urge the us not to scrap the nuclear deal with iran. president trump has called the agreement insane. three men have been injured by what's described as a noxious substance in hackney in east london. it followed reports of a disturbance on kingsland high street. the men were

this weather system starts pushing into northern ireland, scotland and into north—west england and waleso pretty well again, with temperatures reaching 21 degrees with sunshine. as we move into thursday, a bridge of high—pressure, but it will feel full and fresher and fairly brisk westerly wind, a few showers especially across western hills and western wales as well. some good spells of sunshine. not a bad looking day for thursday, temperatures cooler from around 13—17 celsius. the general trend is that it will cool down, back in the air and a normal with sunshine and showers. this is the briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. our top story: the diplomatic push is on. britain's foreign secretary urges president trump not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. another brexit warning. the uk's hospitality industry says it'll struggle to recruit staff once britain leaves the eu. a new development in the rape and murder case that has shocked india, as the supreme court weighs in to the row. six more years! vladimir putin is set to begin another term as russia's president. we'll take a look at how oil p

this weather system starts pushing into northern ireland, scotland and into north—west england and waleso pretty well again, with temperatures reaching 21 degrees with sunshine. as we move into thursday, a bridge of high—pressure, but it will feel full and fresher and fairly brisk westerly wind, a few showers especially across western hills and western wales as well. some good spells of sunshine. not a bad looking day for thursday, temperatures cooler from around 13—17 celsius. the general trend is that it will cool down, back in the air and a normal with sunshine and showers. this is bbc news. the headlines: the british foreign secretary has urged the trump administration not to walk away from the iran nuclear agreement. writing in the new york times, borisjohnson said historic evidence of an iranian secret project to develop nuclear weapons underscored the importance of the deal. pakistan's interior minister has narrowly escaped an assassination attempt. a gunman fired at ahsan iqbal as he left a rally in punjab province. he was hit in the right shoulder. his son told local media that

wales to start the day. rain in northern ireland in the morning, turning headier in the middle of the day. using later. the rain goes into scotland, north—westot as hot as recently but pleasant enough. rain moves east through the evening and overnight affecting most parts. thursday, a fine day, a few isolated showers. friday, bright start but rain in the south—west later. this is bbc news, i'm carole walker. the headlines at 11:00pm: president trump announces the united states' withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal, and makes moves to reinstate nuclear sanctions. i will sign a presidential memorandum to begin reinstating us nuclear sanctions on the iranian regime. we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanctions. borisjohnson still has downing street's support, despite calling the prime minister's choice for customs controls after brexit crazy. rail companies begin a public consultation to make tickets fairer and easier to use, following criticism of the current fare structure.

this weather system starts pushing into northern ireland, scotland and into north—west england and wales further east, we will do pretty well again, with temperatures reaching 21 degrees with sunshine. as we move into thursday, a bridge of high—pressure, but it will feel full and fresher and fairly brisk westerly wind, a few showers especially across western hills and western wales as well. some good spells of sunshine. not a bad looking day for thursday, temperatures cooler from around 13—17 celsius. the general trend is that it will cool down, back in the air and a normal with sunshine and showers. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: the diplomatic push is on. britain's foreign secretary urges president trump not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. pakistan's interior minister survives an assassination attempt. ahsan iqbal was shot in the arm at a political rally. the extraordinary comeback. malaysia's 92—year—old former prime minister returns to contest the country's general election. some of f

this weather system starts pushing into northern ireland, scotland and into north—west england and waleswell again, with two bridges reeking 2i pretty well again, with two bridges reeking 21 degrees with sunshine. —— asa reeking 21 degrees with sunshine. —— as a move into thursday, a breach of high—pressure, but it will fill full and fresher and fairly brisk westerly wind, a few showers especially across western hills and western wales as well. some good spells of sunshine. not bad looking day for thursday, temperatures cooler from around 13— day for thursday, temperatures cooler from around i3— 17 celsius. general is that it will cool down, backin general is that it will cool down, back in the air and a normal with sunshine and showers. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: britain's ambassador to the us says efforts are ramping up to change president trump's mind about the iran nuclear deal. sir kim darroch says work is under way on proposals to reassure mr trump about the deal. the us president has been scathingly critical of the agreement, and he may announce that he's

this weather system starts pushing into northern ireland, scotland and into north—west england and waleseast, we will do pretty well again, with temperatures reaching 21 degrees with sunshine. as we move into thursday, a bridge of high—pressure, but it will feel full and fresher and fairly brisk westerly wind, a few showers especially across western hills and western wales as well. some good spells of sunshine. not a bad looking day for thursday, temperatures cooler from around 13—17 celsius. the general trend is that it will cool down, back in the air and a normal with sunshine and showers. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: the diplomatic push is on. britain's foreign secretary urges president trump not to abandon the extraordinary comeback. malaysia's 92—year—old former prime minister returns to contest the country's general election. some of football's biggest names show their support for manchester united's sir alex ferguson, who is recovering from a brain haemorrhage.

outbreaks of rain for ireland, western scotland and late in the day across parts of north—west england and northwest walesad of it. we are still holding onto the warmth across east anglia and south—east england but further west something fresher, and this is the theme in the middle part of the week, as the fronts clear away south and eastwards behind if we lose the yellow and orange colours and start picking up blue colours. most of us are starting to notice the change through wednesday, still a lot of dry weather through central and eastern areas, further west are strengthening breeze, more cloud, outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england and south—west england, temperatures getting down to 12 or 13 celsius ahead, just about hanging onto someone whilst east anglia and south—east england. not for long because at the front clears eastwards we are in the fresh air but some good spells of sunshine on thursday save some eastern coastal counties hanging on for a bit more cloud. there will be some showers developing as well and everywhere we will notice something special, temp

date go on to wales in west midlands and further north of no concerns about such things and although you're on the move, watch out for mist and fog coming out to the north sea and filling up central belt at times overnight. i —— really muggy fair, and no lower than 15 or 16 degrees. and there is this perhaps increasing risk of seeing thunderstorms break out anywhere really from about the far southwest up towards the southeast and then through the midlands, wales and then through the midlands, wales and this eastern side of northern ireland. ido and this eastern side of northern ireland. i do not think you have many issues especially once the mist and fog is gone. temperature may be close to 13 and 14 in the values i am showing you there. the biggest weekend continues at a pace. swansea and coventry, the centres of activity as we get on through sunday and monday. there is still the event going on into coventry. not a wash—out on sunday despite the fact

into the north—west of england and wales as the day wears on.gh pressure builds back in. thursday not a bad looking day with sunshine and a few showers around. some to be heavy. look at the temperatures. 13— 17 degrees. we start fine on friday but here is our next atlantic frontal system pushing in from the west. strengthening winds and outbreaks of rain. we stick with the cooler conditions. 12 degrees in aberdeen. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning — rail companies say they're looking at how they can make their ticketing system fairer and easier to use for passengers. lava from an erupting hawaiian volcano has destroyed 35 homes and other buildings, with officials now worried about dangerous levels of sulphur dioxide entering the atmosphere. i have stolen it from ben. look at the picture. extraordinary and terrifying abuse. if that is your house, there is only one way that that lava is presumably going to go. if you live there, it would be as very worrying time. boris goes to war on crazy number ten trade pla

wales. . the north west of scotland and into northern ireland, outbreaks of rain which will fizzle out a littlee south, sporadic showers and maybe thunder developing in eastern england, the midlands and maybe the south—west. drifting away on an easterly wind. most places will be dry, sticking with sunshine. cooler where we see sea fog linger on the north sea coast. pleasant day to southern scotland. eastern ireland brightens up the londonderry stays down. orkney and shetland will be a little bit on the cool side. but rain will fizzle out into tuesday morning. chilly to the northern side of that, with clear skies developing. further south, mist and sea fog rolling back and across eastern parts of scotland and eastern england. but for many not as cold as it has been. showers in southern areas monday has low pressure which inches further northwards on tuesday. high pressure builds to the north. patchy rain and drizzle across northern parts of scotland but for orkney, shetland, the hebrides a brighter day on tuesday. dry for northern ireland and feeling warmer. plenty of warmth in the sunshine thro

ireland and scotland with a lot of sunshine. lot of sunshine. northwards, it into the north midlands, wales, the south—westsun comes out. the sun comes out. north of england and also northern ireland. ireland. temperatures here between 17 and 20, maybe 21. 17 and 20, maybe 21. to feel so special with the thunderstorms. thank you, we will see you in half an hour. an hour. it looks so tranquil. she let the dog go! three days after being diagnosed with a type of blood cancer. ethan. he began by telling dan what made gemma such a special person. er, a brilliant mum. she just was an absolute natural. she just had that unconditional love that you need as a parent. she had that creativity in her that ethan has now as well. he loves his drawing, he loves writing and stuff. theyjust had a wonderful relationship. is really, really hard. actually gone was such a short space of time, wasn't it? entire weekend, that was unusual. the fact i was ill. for the first time ever in my career. that was a shock for both of us. hospital, in reading. acute myeloid leukaemia, which i'd never heard of. and by friday, she's gone. do

behind that some showers afterwards the north—west by paul much of scotla nd the north—west by paul much of scotland and northern ireland, walesshowers in the north west of scotland, brushing the north coast of northern ireland. the odd shower in the far south—west of wales but it is across east anglia and the south—east that we have something quite cloudy but that should soon clear away and for the most part it will be a dry day across england and wales on thursday. showers in the south—west of fading away and even in scotland and northern ireland becoming fewer and lighter in the afternoon. temperatures little higher than today here but a bit cooler for england and wales. the high pressure reduces the number of showers later on in the day but we have another weather front coming in from the atlantic again for friday. it looks like northern ireland that will see most of the brain, that strong southerly wind delaying the progress of his reign putting its weight finally in two western fringes of wales. further east dry day with some sunshine and probably a bit warmer. the band of rain on the weather front is slow—moving and at

prepared warning for heavy rain, particularly affecting the south—west of england and the south of wales. the storms continue to drift northtentially enough rain in a short enough space of time to give issued with flash flooding. elsewhere a lot of dry weather, but misty and cloudy conditions and a muggy night. minimum temperatures between 12 and 16 degrees. tomorrow we start off with a lot of cloud. that should break up with some sunshine. but then the showers and thunder storms break out again. particularly this time across western and northern parts of the uk. and wherever you are it will feel warm and muggy. highs up to 2a degrees. you're watching beyond 100 days. donald trump's unusual foreign policy — the us sits down with top north korean officials to talk peace. and on the same day the white house imposes tariffs on key american allies, launching a transatlantic trade war. in new york, the us secretary of state holds a second meeting with north korea's intelligence chief. donald trump says it's going well. the same can't be said of relations with europe after the white house announces it will slap tariffs on steel

through the day, a band of rain from the west across northern ireland into scotland, north—west england, parts of wales to take a tumble. and as we push this weakening rain band further eastwards through tuesday night we will all get into the cooler and fresher air from the west. a little ridge of high pressure just about building its way in to start wednesday. so, not a bad start to the day. some fine weather, some spells of sunshine. out west, things already changing. thickening cloud for northern ireland and scotland. some rain. the further south and east you are, especially in england, staying dry and bright into the afternoon. temperatures even here a good few degrees down on where they have been. 20 degrees in london and maybejust 11 in belfast. we push that system eastwards wednesday night into thursday. it tries to build its way back in. so, thursday, not a bad looking day. decent spells of sunshine perhaps. a few showers blowing in towards the north—west perhaps. even given the strength of the sun at this time of year, temperatures will not be as impressive as they have been over the weekend.

through the day, a band of rain from the west across northern ireland into scotland, north—west england, parts of walestill some warmth. with temperatures up to 28 in the south—east. out west, temperatures beginning to take a tumble. and as we push this weakening rain band further eastwards through tuesday night we will all get into the cooler and fresher air from the west. a little ridge of high pressure just about building its way in to start wednesday. so, not a bad start to the day. some fine weather, some spells of sunshine. out west, things already changing. thickening cloud for northern ireland and scotland. some rain. the further south and east you are, especially in england, staying dry and bright into the afternoon. temperatures even here a good few degrees down on where they have been. 20 degrees in london and maybejust 11 in belfast. we push that system eastwards wednesday night into thursday. it tries to build its way back in. so, thursday, not a bad looking day. decent spells of sunshine perhaps. a few showers blowing in towards the north—west perhaps. even given the strength of the sun a

through the day, a band of rain from the west across northern ireland into scotland, north—west england, parts of walese warmth. with temperatures up to 28 in the south—east. 0ut west, temperatures beginning to take a tumble. and as we push this weakening rain band further eastwards through tuesday night we will all get into the cooler and fresher air from the west. a little ridge of high pressure just about building its way in to start wednesday. so, not a bad start to the day. some fine weather, some spells of sunshine. 0ut west, things already changing. thickening cloud for northern ireland and scotland. some rain. the further south and east you are, especially in england, staying dry and bright into the afternoon. temperatures even here a good few degrees down on where they have been. 20 degrees in london and maybejust 11 in belfast. we push that system eastwards wednesday night into thursday. it tries to build its way back in. so, thursday, not a bad looking day. decent spells of sunshine perhaps. a few showers blowing in towards the north—west perhaps. even given the strength of the sun at this t

some rain to northern ireland and a that has pushed eastwards, a few showers to the north—west of both england and walesre is going to be a little more in the way of cloud. that weather pattern, then, continues overnight though there will generally be a little bit more cloud filling in across the skies. it will be a milder night with temperatures between 7—9 celsius. that takes us on into friday, then. it should be a nice start to the day across southern parts, where we have this area of high pressure in charge. for the north—west, brisk south—westerly winds with these weather fronts close by, they will threaten some rain across the far north—west of scotland, particularly during friday morning, though the rain will tend though the rain will tend to ease later on. elsewhere, we will have some bright or sunny spells breaking through the cloud, some of this across eastern part of england and eastern scotland, and does temperjust coming up a little bit. highs of 18 aberdeen and 19 towards london and the south—east. what about bank holiday weekend prospects? well, as i said at the start of the bulletin, thi