frame is calm, the command returned the israeli army decided to put its main pressure on the northern front face, because the victories in the first week of the war on the golan front were more and the possibility of penetration into syria was more possible. field

clouds slowly returned, the command of the israeli army decided to focus its main pressure on the northern front and to the left of the light of victories in the first week of the war on the golan front, and the possibility of penetrating into syria was more possible . the israeli army believed that the bombing of surg was carried out under the complete command of two israeli infantry divisions from the lines determined after the six-day war, and despite the resistance of the syrian army , it was on the road to damascus. these pressures make hafez asad of anwar sadat wanted to prevent the further progress of the israeli army in syria by advancing in the sinai desert. sadat decided to advance into the sinai desert. this is the biggest mistake of the egyptian military, which israel was counting on that moment, because with the movement of the egyptian ground forces into the desert. sinai, the umbrella of air defense support has disappeared, and israeli fighters could easily hunt down the arion seri tank. general 116, the head of the joint staff of the egyptian army, strongly opposed sadat's decisi

well, in this way, transforming or creating the northern front in ukraine.ell, i cannot share the point of view to say that this is something completely new , it’s just that a certain time has passed somewhere, more than half a year, that they fully and massively used iskander. complexes, why did the russians resort to the updated hybrid tactics in which they used both ballistic missiles and waves of cruise missiles and waves of unmanned drones, why right now is there such a high level of activation and a surge, in my opinion, for the first time, they really want to hunt down at least one patriot car, the truth is that the patriots won in the confrontation with daggers with a score of 6:0, this is a very serious loss for them, immy jev. and we have already talked about how it will turn out, the teachers, the purchase of weapons by foreign customers, plus they are still hitting in depth only in the kyiv region, well, in our territory, it is believed that they can feel at least some objects where there are armored vehicles and ammunition that are moving to the

well, by transforming or creating such a method the northern front in ukraine well, i cannot share theoint of view that they say this is something completely new, it’s just that a certain time has passed somewhere , more than half a year, that they fully and massively used the iskander, i will remind you that at the beginning of this war with belarus quite often blows and pain were inflicted on the kyiv region and in the direction of western ukraine precisely from these complexes. why did the russians resort to the updated hybrid tactics in which they used both ballistic missiles and waves of cruise missiles and waves of fraudster drones? why is there such a high level of activation and surge in my look for the first time, they really want to hunt down at least one patriot car, the truth is that the patriots won in the confrontation with daggers with a score of 6:0, this is a very serious image loss for them. and about how it will continue to turn around teachers of the purchase of weapons by foreign customers, we have already spoken with you, plus they are also striking deep not only

at the leningrad military school since june 1941 on the northern front.the defense of leningrad and moscow in october becomes one of the fighters of a fake motorized rifle brigade for special purposes of the nkvd of the ussr watermelon february forty -second commander of the special forces unit of the nkgb of the ussr grozny in february 1942 , on the front between the flanks of the army groups and the north and the center, a 40 km fault was formed, a kind of hole in the wehrmacht defense line was called the surazh or vitebsk gates. they operated until september 1942 , they were also called the road of life through this gate. to the big land. about 200,000 civilians were evacuated. the partisans, on the other hand , received weapons, food, medicines through this corridor behind enemy lines, sabotage detachments and special groups entered precisely through viteb. the guard gate with a detachment entered the occupied territory of belarus and operated in the orsha vitebsk smolensk triangle, which was of strategic importance. significant enemy forces were conc

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on monday, a mass of torrential rain expected to flood into northern parts of front and the low countries on tuesday. for the north of this a bit of a winter, we mix pulling in to no way, but in the east, lots of sunshine to be found to find a condition. certainly for poland, with temperatures picking up stone for the south to visit this move width and wendy, whether to come across central parts of the mediterranean and into the north of africa. greece, we'll see the thunderstorms renewed on monday. some of those rolling into north macedonia with some heavy rain for sub yup, monday into tuesday before the west of this the much find a picture for southern parts of spain, but look at the heat. continuing to build that as a shot was coming in to northern areas of spain by tuesday, and that to weather update. i'll be back with more later. that's how it keeps telling me to the village electricity that matches once and the right to education devoid independence causing a generation of weight. an intimate study by traditional grappling with changing time coming out to see your news, [000:00:00;0

there, on the northern western front, he broke into a german trench, stabbed four germans and was flashedns. queues. here is a severe wound i always had, he complained about it crying tents. the fighters took him out. so, on the battlefield. delivered badly wounded. in general, in the end, eventually restored, of course, there was an amazing person, such an amazing whole hmm pleiades were such people. i am proud that we had such people and that they are about to hope that with your help with the help of the immortal regiment. we are the same examples to our children, grandson and our descendants , we will give this about these wonderful people. in my family, many have gone through the crucible great patriotic war. today i would like to talk about two heroes. first of all, my cousin grandfather sergei mikhailovich bobrov was a very young man. my grandfather's older brother, he was an excellent athlete. both he and his grandfather played very active sports, played russian bandy hockey, then it was very popular. uh, he was generally very physically developed. eh, a man who studied poetry phy

there, on the northern western front, he broke into a german trench, stabbed four germans and was stitchedgun, he was always seriously wounded, he always complained about this crying in the tents. the fighters took him out. so, on the battlefield. delivered badly wounded. in general, in the end, they restored, of course, there was an amazing person, such an amazing whole hmm pleiades were such people proud that we had such people and that they were about us hope that here with your help with the help of the immortal regiment. we are the same examples to our children and grandson. and we will give it to our descendants about these wonderful people. in my family , many went through the crucible of the great patriotic war. i would like to talk today about two heroes. uh, this is, firstly, my cousin grandfather sergei mikhailovich bobrov , a red army man, was a very young man. my grandfather's older brother, he was an excellent athlete. both he and grandfather they played very actively went in for sports played russian bandy hockey then. it was e popularly man, physical intellectually very int

front line. now their command is confident that the tanks of the division are on the northern sector of the front. reconnaissance this is the very forces of our command tank attack on the flank, their offensive will fail. isn't it incomprehensible, of course, he will report that he saw tanks at anin and this will contradict the data of the first reconnaissance group . think they want to make sure they send more one group certainly, all the more so on the eve of the offensive, when so much is at stake. yes, they need hard evidence. they are still sure that the tanks. in biryulyovo, as intelligence reported to them , photographing them. this was confirmed by their reconnaissance aircraft, which left us through the swamp. m further in the forest want to see the layouts. they work very well. they made it from the metro, but they don’t, and what, and the fact that the weight and your word is the word of the best scouts of the front is no. what's going on here car it? tea order, and you guess. so so, is it so the marshal answers. you do not know, he does not tolerate a word across. well, they awarded v

the enemy is resisting, because, well, with the loss of belogorovka, we can start sailing the northern front, which means that in the donetsk direction there were seven positional bxs. and south of avdiivka associated with the institute. there were no special changes , and positional battles were also fried, small and in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bflyers. here, the front, no matter how changed, is exactly the same as in the zaporozhye direction, where the fund remains vessels static our troops are inflicting intense strikes on concentrations of enemy forces. the enemy , in turn, fires at haimark and shtemda with western missiles, uh, through a significant part, which our air defense has already shot down in a month. here's what i'm saying. 29 such missiles were shot down, and the cost of one missile is more than 2 million e dollars, respectively, they are trying to strike at bridges on roads, that is, they are trying to weaken our logistics and again show where they want to attack. well, for what they still do not have enough strength, here. well, again, all the questions mentioned about the

was on saturday across scotland and northern ireland, even with some sunshine in the northwest, that area of high pressure still dominating another weak weather fronthe uk for monday. a little bit of rain on that. not very much. it moves away, leaving one or two showers maybe for western scotland, perhaps northern ireland, england and wales still dry on monday. a good deal of sunshine, maybe more of a northerly breeze. and those temperatures still reaching 17 degrees in glasgow and perhaps 20 or 21 across parts of england and wales. so pleasantly warm in the sunshine. high pressure still around as we head into tuesday. that's the surface pressure chart up higher up in the atmosphere. things are colder and more unstable, which is why we could just see one or two showers coming into the midlands and eastern england on tuesday. despite what looks like high pressure, we will have more of a breeze coming into the northwest of scotland that will bring more cloud in here. but those temperatures aren't really changing too much. 16 to 20 celsius, i think on tuesday, perhaps a little bit lower than monday. for england, where we are seeing more cloud, we may

cool side across northern scotland and down into the eastern side of england, ten to 12 degrees even further south and west, not as warm as it has been. now, on wednesday, a weak frontchy rain through northern ireland and western scotland. some showers may start to develop down towards the south as the winds begin to pick up through the day. temperatures generally between ten and 16 degrees. as we head towards the end of the week, we will see frontal systems squashing in from the southwest, reintroducing the chance for some rain and for a time a brisk easterly breeze, which will make it feel rather chilly, particularly for some eastern coasts. but through the week, a lot of dry weather for a time through tuesday into wednesday, but then turning more unsettled. live from washington. this is bbc news. the united nations and african union warn that the people of sudan are in dire need of a humanitarian truce. nurses in england start a 28—hour strike — health service bosses say its the largest industrial action so far. # shimmering in the sun... # and we'll hear from the creator of this viral hit that's taken over tiktok. hello, i'm carl nasman.

cool side across northern scotland and down into the eastern side of england, ten to 12 degrees even further south and west, not as warm as it has been. now, on wednesday, a weak frontireland and western scotland. some showers may start to develop down towards the south as the winds begin to pick up through the day. temperatures generally between ten and 16 degrees. as we head towards the end of the week, we will see frontal systems squashing in from the southwest, but through the week, a lot of dry weather for a time through tuesday into wednesday, but then turning more unsettled. live from washington. this is bbc news. the united nations and african union warn that the people of sudan are in dire need of a humanitarian truce. nurses in england start a 28—hour strike — health service bosses say its the largest industrial action so far. and the chess world has a new world champion — we hear more about ding liren�*s history—making victory. hello, i'm carl nasman. we start in sudan, where two rival military factions have announced a new ceasefire, but are showing few signs that they will honor it. air strikes continued to pound the capital of khartoum on saturday, as

and that does mean we'll still see fairly weak weather fronts topple in across some northern areas, bring for scotland or maybe even northern england on monday. but many places will be dry. a little bit more cloud for england and wales, but still plenty of sunshine here and the warmest down towards wales in the southwest where the breeze will be at its lightest. the area of high pressure is there or thereabouts really through much of this week still could see some weather fronts hit northern scotland, especially on wednesday. but for many of us, the week ahead after what has been a rather dull and damp spring so far, goes out on a fairly dry note with some sunny spells and temperatures in high teens and low twenties. live from london. this is bbc news... ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky meets uk prime minister rishi sunak on the sidelines of the g7 summit in hiroshima. meanwhile, g7 leaders have issued a statement on a shared approach to china, on the second day of the summit. protests held across iran in response to the execution of three men on friday, convicted in connection with

this weather front will start to move out of scotland and northern ireland.ern ireland. low to mid—teens. sunny spells across parts of england and wales. again, we could be up to 21 degrees. sunday night, that weather front weakens, it continues to push eastward, bringing cloud, some patchy rain, clearer skies, one or two blustery showers across the north and west of scotland but under those clear skies, with this cool air it is going to be a chilly night to come here. but for south—eastern areas where we have the weather front, the cloud and rain generally seven to 10 degrees. that weather front clears away eventually and we see some further showers around the edge of this area of high pressure which will bring us north, north—westerly winds. showers for northern scotland, northern and eastern england, some of these running down to east anglia and the south—east into the afternoon. but the best of the sunshine towards the south and west. we could be up to 15 degrees here but you will see it is a much cooler day across the board. ranging between ten and 13 ce

the start of the israeli cease-fire continued on both the northern and southern fronts . a few hours after the start of the cease-fire, the forces of the golani brigade of the israeli army could not reach the important heights of mount hermon and the observation post. the golan heights had been liberated by the syrian army paratroopers on the first day of the month , and they were reoccupied. with this success, israel was able to prevent any further progress of the syrian army. to the command general margon and the generals moved south and surrounded misra's third corps from behind. they also took over the only communication route between the egyptian army and aqaba, which is the road from cairo to suez. now, the third asr corps is under siege with 35,000 soldiers from all over the world. other forces under the command of ariel sharon went to the north and were able to completely encircle the second mehr corps of the city of ismail in iran . israel's main goal was to completely encircle the two strategic port cities of suez and ismailia so that they could be a trump card

northern ireland, even with some sunshine in the north—west. the area of high pressure still dominates another weak weather front heading into the north—west of thech moving away leaving one or two showers for western scotland and perhaps northern ireland. england and wales are still dry on monday with a great deal of sunshine, perhaps more of a northerly breeze and the temperature still reaches 17 degrees in glasgow and perhaps 20, 21 across parts of england and wales. pleasantly warm in the sunshine. high—pressure is still around as we head into tuesday and that is the surface pressure chart. a higher, in the atmosphere, things are colder and more unstable which is why we could just see one or two showers coming into the midlands and eastern england on tuesday, despite what looks like high—pressure. we will have more of a breeze coming into the north—west of scotland bringing more cloud in here but the temperatures are not really changing too much. 16— 20 celsius on tuesday, perhaps a little lower than monday for england where we are seeing more cloud. we may well find another weather front coming into the north—west of uk in time for wednesday

the territory of the former southern cyclone moves to its northern atmospheric fronts. the weather will be very difficult today . center after a cold sunday monday will be quite decent without precipitation and 20-23. but in the south the weather remains very difficult heavy rains thunderstorms hailstones of the rostov region in the kuban in kalmykia in adygea in the crimea today plus 22 in sochi 25 st. petersburg 16. tomorrow it is even colder in moscow , on the contrary, it is getting warmer today 21. and so until the end of spring there are only a couple of days left. meeting point today at 14:00 on ntv thank you to the alphas, in which the austrian brand of equipment equipment notland was born 50 years ago. thank you for the morning fogs the boundless sky and the routes that brought us here. thank you for these peaks northland born of the alps liv 52 cleans restores and protects the oven. 52 expert on cleaning and restoring the furnace military police premiere today at 20:00 on ntv i don't understand. brother thank you i don't understand anymore that all these peopl

we can still see some weather front hit northern scotland, especially on wednesday.out on a fairly dry note with some sunny spells and temperatures in the high teens and low 20s. this is bbc news. the headlines... the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, has arrived at the g7 summit injapan. his participation in the meeting comes just after the us approved a decision to allow ukrainian pilots to train on american—made f16 fighterjets. he says the summit will bring peace �*closer�*. g7 leaders have issued a statement on a shared approach to china, on the second day of the summit. the us national security advisor, jake sullivan, said it reflected the desire for stable relations with beijing but also provided tools to address concerns. nebraska has become the latest american state to limit abortion rights. a bill has been passed banning abortion after 12 weeks of pregnancy, with some exceptions. the bill also bans "gender—altering surgery", and restricts hormone

across the north that weather front, some stronger winds coming into scotland and northern ireland bringinge bit of light rain or drizzle in the northwest, some buildup of cloud for northern england and north wales. sunnier skies further south and the winds will be lighter as well. probably the temperatures will peak on saturday, 22, 23 degrees, but it will be cooler in scotland and northern ireland behind that weak weather front not bringing much rain that moves away. and as the high pressure builds back in across the uk, that cooler air will move its way southwards. so if we look at some forecasts for sunday and monday and the radio one big weekend continues in dundee, it will be cool but less cool i think on monday. and still dry, temperatures in northern parts of the uk may recover a bit on monday. the same can't be said for the south because it will be turning cooler here by bank holiday monday. still dry with more sunshine. live from london. this is bbc news. the uk's net migration hits a record high of more than 600,000 people. ukraine confirms russia's wagner mercenary group has beg

at times the fronts will introduce a bit more cloud across scotland and northern ireland.oming south across england and wales, dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine, so bear with a cloud bubbling up through the day. the breeze coming in from the radzi will make it feel cooler along the coastline of east anglia and kent. and it could drag in a bit more cloud from the north sea, notjust on saturday but also into sunday. 0n on saturday but also into sunday. on sunday again for england and wales, largely dry with a fair bit of sunshine. scotland and northern ireland, here at times we have will have more cloud with a few showers but it should brighten up in southern scotland later and by then our top temperature getting up as 20 celsius. live from london, this is bbc news. world leaders begin arriving in japan ahead of a g7 meeting with regional security and the war in ukraine are top of the agenda. rival accounts emerge of a reported car chase involving prince harry and meghan and the paparazzi in new york. police in new zealand charge a man with arson, following a hostel fire t

will have some heavy, potentially thundery showers following, especially thundery in northern ireland. two weather fronts from the west to the east during the day. they are quite well spaced so it is breezy rather than windy today. and then as the sun comes out, further showers develop. the rain will be slow to clear from the northern isles and north—east scotland. it will clear from eastern parts of england, but the next bank comes in right behind it, and then another band of rain sweeps into the south west later. it will brighten up south west later. it will brighten up with the sunshine in wales, northern ireland and scotland, and here it is where we see further heavy showers, some of which will be thundery, particularly in northern ireland. temperatures down on yesterday. tonight the rain pushes from the south—east. there will be clear skies, a few showers, it will not be a cold night. overnight from seven to 12 or 13 degrees. no issues with frost. tomorrow first thing we still have the rain in the south—east but that will move away quite smartly, still a few showers, clearing into the north sea, and

this weather front will start to move out of scotland and northern ireland. cooler for scotland and northern ireland. low to mid—teens. sunny spells across parts of england and wales. again, we could be up to 20—21 degrees. sunday night, that weather front weakens — it continues to push eastward, bringing cloud, some patchy rain, clearer skies, one or two blustery showers across the north and west of scotland but under those clear skies, with this cool air mass, it's going to be a chilly night to come here. for south—eastern areas where we have the weather front, the cloud and rain generally seven to 10 degrees. that weather front clears away eventually and we see some further showers around the edge of this area of high pressure which will bring us north, north—westerly winds. showers for northern scotland, northern and eastern england, some of these running down to east anglia and south—east into the afternoon. the best of the sunshine towards the south and west. we could be up to 15 degrees here, but you'll see it's a much cooler day across the board. rang

this weather front will start to move out of scotland and northern ireland.hern ireland. low to mid—teens. sunny spells across parts of england and wales. again, we could be up to 21 degrees. sunday night that weather front weakens, it continues to push eastward, bringing cloud, some patchy rain, clearer skies, one or two blustery showers across the north and west of scotland but under those clear skies, with this cool air it is going to be a chilly night to come here. for south—eastern areas where we have the weather front, the cloud and rain generally seven to 10 degrees. that weather front clears away eventually and we see some further showers around the edge of this area of high pressure which will bring us north, north—westerly winds. showers for northern scotland, northern and eastern england, some of these running down to east anglia and south—east into the afternoon. the best of the sunshine towards the south and west. we could be up to 15 degrees here but you will see it as a much cooler day across the board. ranging between ten and 13 celsius. that

— thickening ahead of that weather front northern most parts front across northern most parts of fronthan today's values. more widely into-20s cooler— than today's values. more widely into 20s cooler again on into the 20s cooler again on some coasts for— into the 20s cooler again on some coasts for sure, but inland we cdaid— some coasts for sure, but inland we cdaid gei— some coasts for sure, but inland we could get 23,— some coasts for sure, but inland we could get 23, maybe 24 degrees— we could get 23, maybe 24 degrees and— we could get 23, maybe 24 degrees and quite a pleasant saiardav— degrees and quite a pleasant saturday evening. we will see a bit saturday evening. we will see a iii mdre— saturday evening. we will see a bit more cloud— saturday evening. we will see a bit more cloud spilling down iniiiaiiv— bit more cloud spilling down initially over— bit more cloud spilling down initially over northern england, men— initially over northern england, inen inrd— initially over northern england, then into eastern— initially over northern england, then into eastern england to sim— the

this weather front will start to move out of scotland and northern ireland.nd and northern ireland. low to mid—teens. sunny spells across parts of england and wales. again, we could be up to 21 degrees. sunday night that weather front weakens, clearerskies, sunday night that weather front weakens, clearer skies, blustery showers across the north and west of scotland and under clear skies with this cool air, it will be a chilly night to come here. for south—eastern areas where, seven to 10 degrees. that weatherfront clears away eventually and we see further showers around the edge of this area of high pressure which will bring us north, north—westerly winds. showers for northern scotland and north—eastern england down to east anglia. the best of the sunshine towards the south and the west. could be up to 15 degrees here but you will see it as a much cooler day across the board, ranging from ten to 13 celsius for most of us. that is below par for this time in may. the caller hangs around on tuesday and into wednesday, particularly in north and eastern areas. we

a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, the weak weather front overhead here, but we've stillad temperatures reaching the low 20s in the warmest spots. the 21.5 there in porthmadog actually making it the warmest day of the year so far for wales. now, over the next few hours, we've got another weather front that's moving in, it's kind of pepping up, bringing a bit of heavy rain for a time to scotland and northern ireland but as we get towards dawn, that will tend to start to fizzle away. clear skies for england and wales allowing temperatures to dip down to around 5—8 degrees celsius. it'll be quite a cool start to sunday morning for england and wales. sunday's charts. well, we've got a weak weather front moving into an area of high pressure. the high pressure will squish the weather front, so not much rain on it, really, as we head into sunday — just this stripe of cloud. so, a few spots around but generally, although quite cloudy, there'll be some bright weather coming through at times. england and wales again having the best of the weather with plenty of sunshine around. per

exception of the banks of the volga and the southern urals , will remain in the power of the fronts. northern will still be cloudy and cool, and on the kola peninsula, precipitation can turn into snow. only the volga region will be an exception to the general rainy trend here, firstly, clouds will not break through. air a stream directed to the southeast of the russian plain and what will happen in this part of the country simply cannot be called warming . just imagine in samara today about plus 30 for the first time in russia in 2023, the daily heat record can be updated in the city, although such heat will not last long. tomorrow the weather will be affected by the influence of the atmospheric front, rustling local cargo, and in the following days , fresher air will begin to flow into the middle volga during the day , plus 23-26 the reason for this is the anticyclone from europe which from tuesday will begin to displace clouds from the western part of the russian plain to the east , as this source grows in its zone , solar heating in the surface layer of the atmosphere will increase. true ,

levels from getting high across northern ireland, much of central and western england and wales as well. but later in the day we do start to pick up this next weather frontto northern ireland and to western scotland. that's where the front withers through the night here. so it's a little bit milder actually further south and east. instead, we get that chilly start first thing wednesday with that high pressure close by and that cold air as well starting to feed in on this easterly breeze whilst further north. we've got some atlantic influence that's starting to get a little bit milder, but there'll be patchy rain and drizzle, cloudier skies for northern scotland during the day on wednesday and certainly for northern ireland and western parts of scotland too. so temperatures won't be quite so high as tuesday for the likes of northern ireland. monday either so 15 or 60s where we see some sunshine coming through and we should see some of the south on wednesday and for a time on thursday. but by thursday, potentially some more substantial rain being thrown our way, showery rain. so some of it will be heavy. some of it may not get across into eastern areas, bu

this weather front will start to move out of scotland and northern ireland.w showers that will feel much cooler for scotland and northern ireland. low to mid—teens. sunny spells across parts of england and wales. again, we could be up to 21 degrees. sunday night that weather front weakens, it continues to push eastward, bringing cloud, some patchy rain, clearer skies, one or two blustery showers across the north and west of scotland but under those clear skies, with this cool air it is going to be a chilly night to come here. for south—eastern areas where we have the weather front, the cloud and rain generally seven to 10 degrees. that weather front clears away eventually and we see some further showers around the edge of this area of high pressure which will bring us north, north—westerly winds. showers for northern scotland, northern and eastern england, some of these running down to east anglia and south—east into the afternoon. the best of the sunshine towards the south and west. we could be up to 15 degrees here but you will see it as a much cooler day a

northern ireland. the weak weather front overhead here, but we've still managed some brighter spells for scotland, and s we had temperatures reaching the low 20s and the warmest spots, the 21.5 there in porthmadog, actually making it the warmest day of the year so far for wales. now, over the next few hours we've got another weather front moving in. it's kind of pepping up, bringing a bit of heavier rain just for a time to scotland and northern ireland. but then as we get towards dawn, that will tend to start to fizzle away. clear skies for england and wales, allowing temperatures to dip down to around 5 to 8 degrees celsius. so it will be quite a cool start to a sunday morning for england and wales. sunday's chart, we've got a weak weather front that's moving into an area of high pressure. the high pressure will squish the weather front. so not much rain on it really as we head into sunday. it's just this stripe of cloud. so a few spots around. but, generally, although quite cloudy, there'll be some bright weather coming through at times. england and wales again having the best of the weather with ple

a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, the weak weather front overhead here, but we've stilln ireland, england and wales, we had temperatures reaching the low 20s in the warmest spots. the 21.5 there in porthmadog actually making it the warmest day of the year so far for wales. now, over the next few hours, we've got another weather front that's moving in, it's kind of pepping up, bringing a bit of heavy rain for a time to scotland and northern ireland but as we get towards dawn, that will tend to start to fizzle away. clear skies for england and wales allowing temperatures to dip down to around 5—8 degrees celsius. it'll be quite a cool start to sunday morning for england and wales. sunday's charts. well, we've got a weak weather front moving into an area of high pressure. the high pressure will squish the weather front, so not much rain on it, really, as we head into sunday — just this stripe of cloud. so, a few spots around but generally, although quite cloudy, there'll be some bright weather coming through at times. england and wales again having the best of the weather w

scotland and northern ireland will start to see this weather front with rain and cloud. nd, northern ireland will be turning wetter, breezy as that weather front pushes. turning wetter, breezy as that weatherfront pushes. quite turning wetter, breezy as that weather front pushes. quite a mix of temperatures. quite cool under clear skies. 6—8 . sunday, we start off with some sun shine around. that great weather across the east of england should tend to improve, cloud burning back to the coast. but are two showers in the afternoon in the midlands. it brightens up in scotland and northern ireland later in the day, much cooler in scotland and northern ireland. sunny spells across parts of england and wales, up across parts of england and wales, up to 20—21 . sunday night, that weather front weakens, continues to put eastwards, bringing cloud and some patchy rain. clearer skies, what are two blustery showers across the north west of scotland. with this cooler air mass it is going to be quite a chilly night to come here. but for south—eastern areas where we have the cloud and t

a bit more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, the weak weather front overhead here, but we've still, we had temperatures reaching the low 20s in the warmest spots. the 21.5 there in porthmadog actually making it the warmest day of the year so far for wales. now, over the next few hours, we've got another weather front that's moving in, it's kind of pepping up, bringing a bit of heavy rain for a time to scotland and northern ireland but as we get towards dawn, that will tend to start to fizzle away. clear skies for england and wales allowing temperatures to dip down to around 5—8 degrees celsius. it'll be quite a cool start to sunday morning for england and wales. sunday's charts. well, we've got a weak weather front moving into an area of high pressure. the high pressure will squish the weather front, so not much rain on it, really, as we head into sunday — just this stripe of cloud. so, a few spots around but generally, although quite cloudy, there'll be some bright weather coming through at times. england and wales again having the best of the weather with plenty of sunshine aroun

more cloud coming in to bring rain to northern scotland tomorrow and that weather front has brought morelout from the north across scotland and this is actually where we have seen most of the showers. northern scotland should improve this afternoon and showers move down into northern ireland, northern england. further south you may squeeze a shower from the cloud but on the whole it is dry and a little bit warmer, not quite as breezy and the temperatures peaking at 17 degrees. some showers this evening and they could affect eastern parts of england before fading away, we are left with cloud across the east and more cloud coming into the north west of scotland. maybe not quite as chilly as last night, temperatures typically six or 7 degrees, lower in the north—east of scotland. cloud increasing in scotland tomorrow, rain coming into the far north in the afternoon at the club bubbles up again in the afternoon and it is thick enough to give the risk of some showers, mainly wells, southern england and the midlands but many places dry tomorrow, warmer and could make a pleasant 18 degrees in n

soon they will again be on the front line to the northern outskirts of artyomovsk to hold back the wavethe attack and move on gradually, straightening the front line and moving it towards kramatorsk alexey kruchinin romanenko and nikita alekseev the first channel of the donetsk people's republic and the news of the last hour, the military crews of the ivan course ship, which repelled the attack of marine drones in the bosphorus region , were presented with military awards, this was reported in our ministry of defense, the personnel have already returned to sevastopol, i remind you after the terrorist attacks on the strings in the nord stream. our ship ensured the security of the turkish stream and blue stream pipelines in the turkish exclusive economic zone and there was a provocation. but as our ministry of defense reported, all unmanned boats the enemy were destroyed by fire and regular weapons. ivan kurs continued to fulfill the assigned tasks. ukrainian nationalists opened fire on donetsk in the morning in the kirovsky district fired at least ten shells from american highmors, and b

promise given to stalin to open a second front and transfer troops to the allies open the second front in northernfrica only in june 44. from the order of general gotmar on may 2, 1941, the war against russia is an important part of the struggle for the existence of the german people. this is a long-standing struggle of the germans against the slavs, the defense of european culture from the muscovite-asian, sowing the goal of this struggle should be the destruction of today's russia and therefore it should be conducted without precedent harshly, it should be especially merciless to the carriers of the current russian-bolshevik system. 1935 signed the anglo-german naval agreement, according to which germany, in violation of the treaty of versailles, is allowed to build its own navy. in march 1935, stalin met with british foreign minister lord eden during a tea party, both were sitting near the world map from the idon transcript, looked at the place that great britain occupied on the map and added that they say england is a very small island, comrade, stalin looked at the uk and said, but a lot depe

temperatures reaching 22, possibly 23, but it will be cooler in scotland and northern ireland on that weather front air behind it. as high pressure builds backing across the uk the cooler air will push its way further south. it's the radio one big weekend this weekend and on sunday it will be quite a bit cooler but dry. northern parts of the uk scene temperatures recover on monday in the sunshine. the same can't be said further south in the uk because it will turn cooler from sunday into monday. again, more sunshine on bank holiday monday on once again will be dry. thanks, darren. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, live from the bbc sport centre. it's not slot. the dutchman rules out a move to tottenham to stay at feyenoord. the former wsl player of the year izzy christiansen is going to retire from football after the final day of the season. matty lee considered retirement, but the olympic

this weather front will start to move out of scotland and northern ireland. night, that weather front weakens, it continues to push eastwards, bringing cloud, some patchy rain, clearer skies, one or two blustery showers across the north and west of scotland but under those clear skies, with this cooler air mass it is going to be a chilly night to come here. but for south—eastern areas where we have the weather front, the cloud and rain, generally seven to 10 degrees. that weather front clears away eventually and we see some further showers around the edge of this area of high pressure which will bring us north, north—westerly winds. showers for northern scotland, northern and eastern england, some of these running down to east anglia and the south—east into the afternoon. but the best of the sunshine towards the south and west. we could be up to 15 degrees here but you will see it is a much cooler day across the board. ranging between ten and 13 celsius for most of us. that is below par for this time in may. the cooler air hangs around through tuesday and aga

soon they will again be on the front lines of the northern environs to hold back the wave of the attackmove on gradually, straightening the front line and shifting it towards kramatorsk aleksey kruchinin romanenko and nikita alekseev channel one donetsk people's republic groups, motorized rifle formations of the central military district received medals for courage for salvation, who died for military distinction in the military valor, as well as a sign in contrast to the order of st. george, the st. george cross of the fourth degree. one of the fighters was awarded the high award of the order of courage in total there were 150 excellent servicemen. now about the aggravation of the situation in kosovo, where the self-proclaimed authorities, trying to seize a number of municipalities , resorted to the help of the security forces, serbia urgently convenes a meeting of the country's security council, the highest combat. readiness in the army ranks. belgrade awaits nato reaction violence against serbs must be stopped, but will it be heard by the west peter deryagin tried to understand. prot

and that does mean we'll still see fairly weak weather fronts topple in across some northern areas, bring more cloud for england and wales, but still plenty of sunshine here and the warmest down towards wales in the southwest where the breeze will be at its lightest. the area of high pressure is there or thereabouts really through much of this week, still could see some weather fronts hit northern scotland, especially on wednesday. but for many of us, the week ahead after what has been a rather dull and damp spring so far, goes out on a fairly dry note with some sunny spells and temperatures in high teens and low 20s. live from london, this is bbc news... ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky meets uk prime minister rishi sunak at the g7 summit injapan. meanwhile, g7 leaders have issued a statement on a shared approach to china, as well as tackling the challenges of ai, as the second day of talks wraps up. russia hits back at a deal to supply ukraine with f—i6 fighterjets, saying it's fraught with "massive risks" for the west itself. in northern ireland, the republican political party si

in the middle of the goal is to sit and we can see the rockets being fired from a, in the northern ports in front of us. as i use explaining, we're standing on the rooftop of our building, so we could see them from the north. we could see other rockets being fired from the east and uh, and others uh, uh, on the other on the other direction from the west. so it's, it's really, it's really a very, it's very actually it's very terrifying to see such a scene at the same time. all these amounts of rockets be fired with this intensity . and this huge number o. at the same time, we have witnessed a lot of bunching of rockets before. they're just being launched plus usually from the same location or same direction, but to find them from several directions at the same time. this is something that has caused a sense of, of an exciting sphere here among us during the list reporting and filming this. everyone was trying to look at all directions to find rockets being wants to add the same time. you know, i fully appreciate the jobs that you're doing. that is, is not easy, especially as you would let me comin

northern ireland. behind this weather front, despite there being some afternoon sunshine, a few scattered showers.ise much the north and west of the uk will be quite chilly behind that cold front, whereas ahead of it across the east and southeast of england, another mild ish night to come. but that weather front clears away. it takes the cloud and the rain with it. it leaves a legacy. northerly winds and also further showers for monday, particularly across northern scotland. some showers also affecting eastern parts of england, probably the best of the sunshine towards central, southern and western areas closer to the centre of the high pressure. but you will all notice on monday it is going to feel a lot cooler with temperatures below the seasonal norm ranging from 10 to 14 degrees. and you can see that blue hue, the cool air does hang around through tuesday and wednesday, particularly across the north and the east of the country. but milder air will start to push back in towards the end of the week. so it does start off chilly for the upcoming week, mostly dry thanks to high pressure. a few show