how do you maintain cross—border trade in northern ireland and the republic of ireland if one is in the the government's emergency committee, cobra, are meeting to discuss the cyber attack which has disabled nhs computers in england and scotland. the nissan plant in sunderland has also confirmed that it has been affected. europol say the scale of the attack is unprecedented as thousands of organisations in around 100 countries are affected. jeremy corbyn has denied that senior members of the labour party are already admitting defeat in thejune general election. and in sport, manchester city are up to third in the premier league after this leicester city penalty was co ntroversially leicester city penalty was controversially ruled out. rangers have sealed third place in the scottish premiership after a 2— when over heart of midlothian. i will have more on all of those stories in the next hour. united states presidents donald trump says he wants to move quickly to select a new fbi director after he fired james, a earlier this week. ——james he fired james, a earlier this week. —— james com

out of the eu could destroy the peace agreement in northern ireland. look, now is clearly the time, given the possibility that the island of ireland may find a solution, particularly to this customs problem, by some sort of integrationist approach. he says the time is coming where we need to ballot the people of the north on whether in fact the time has come to consider unification of the island of ireland. how do you feel about that? that time is not now. i don't believe we should conflate the issue of the unification of ireland with the withdrawal of the uk from the eu. but a clear majority of the people in northern ireland voted to stay in the eu. is that for you, in the irish government, that has been committed to the long—term vision of uniting the island of ireland, is it not a wonderful opportunity for you to say to the people of the north, think about it? think about having a vote on joining us, because then you can stay in the eu, all of these problems disappear and we will be as one? i'm sure the people of northern ireland think about these i

we have a border with northern ireland and it is a struggle, folks in londonderry northern ireland andotherfolks in newry are concerned and in portrush, it is a brilliant location, but we need to know what the rest of the picture is going to be. anthony, you are in financial services, is it the same for you? yes, another uncertainty is whether we can get our local elected government at stormont up and running. ido government at stormont up and running. i do feel that electioneering doesn't compromise what is needed between the political parties at stormont, sol what is needed between the political parties at stormont, so i feel the election is actually, the general election is actually, the general election is actually, the general election is putting the breakdown of effective government of the regional level. and that is more important to you? yes. how is business for you at the moment, how is the financial sector doing here? not too bad, the markets aren't as skittish as they have been and with the low interest rates available through the banks, people are getting a return on their

how do you maintain cross—border trade in northern ireland and the republic of ireland if one is in thelonger? thank you, nick. back to our top story and the cyber attack that has hit the nhs. with me 110w attack that has hit the nhs. with me now is our technology correspondent, chris foxx. chrissy, you have a little bit more information on these spread or something that could stop the spread. hopefully one variant has been the disabled, actually by accident. a security researcher found embedded in the code a very long and unusual web address, but it was not a real website, it did not go anywhere. so he registered her to himself, and in doing so, he found that he accidentally disabled it from spreading, and heating step the bees and for that is that it was deliberately coded, and as long as it failed to do so, it knew that it was running on a real computer because that website did not exist. antivirus researchers often test on a fake computer, a sandbox machine, it is known as. if you test a virus on one of these computers, it might try that website and come back with a positive respons

i think there's something we can all learn from northern ireland. the two big divides, the nationalist tradition and the unionist tradition, came together on a basis of recognising a different tradition each had. that's quite powerful. you say you didn't support the ira but you invited convicted ira terrorists to tea in the commons, a few weeks after the brighton bomb, which tried to destroy our elected government. you stood for a minute's silence to honour, your word, mr corbyn, to honour, ira terrorists killed by the british army. throughout the ‘80s and the ‘90s you spoke at scores of hardline republican gatherings which backed the ira and the arms struggle. i always wanted and always do want peace. always want a dialogue between people of vastly different backgrounds. and the minute's silence you referred to was in 1987, it was for all who had died in northern ireland. in honour of the eight ira terrorists who had been killed. that was the purpose of the meeting. i said all those that had died in northern ireland. i made that very, very clear. b

scotland and northern ireland, a mild night and northern ireland, a mild night and most will start dryill the odd shower for north—west scotland, increasing cloud tomorrow in northern ireland. some misty low cloud around the coasts of wales, south—west england, english channel coast. elsewhere, variable cloud, sunny spells and still warm in the sunshine. temperatures may be a degree down or two tomorrow. looking ahead to wednesday, the high pressure is building across the uk. still around it some outbreaks of rain across parts of northern scotland, more cloud in the west than the east. it's after wednesday again, as the high pressure nudges away eastwards, we drag in some warmer, hotter airfrom the near continent. more of us will see some sunshine. how hot is it going to get? 30 celsius by saturday, maybe a bit more. many thanks nick. they are some of the most remarkable, memorable and culturally significant photographs ever taken. hello, i'm holly hamilton from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. arsenal majority shareholder stan kroenke says his shares "are not, and have never been

lasts a bit longer in eastern scotland before heading towards the northern ireland, ben south—westerlyind following brings a mix of sunshine and showers. a few heavy ones in northern ireland and perhaps scotland, and showers running from the south—west towards the home counties. temperature similar to today, quite warm in the south—east, east anglia, 19 or 20 celsius. south—westerly breeze is, though, and the wind picks up overnight and as we head into monday this low pressure is heading our way coming from a long way south, bringing warm

it could turn a bit cold in the countryside in northern ireland overnight and into the morning. l not last long in england in the morning, although it will last longer in northern scotland. a few heavy showers for scotland and northern ireland and we could see a line of persistent showers from the south—west into the home counties. temperatures similar to today, and it could reach about 20 in the south—east of england. things change at the beginning of next week, the area of low pressure running from the atlantic. it brings warm air and the atlantic. it brings warm air and the potential for rain and that could be quite heavy on monday. especially over western hills accompanied by strong gale force winds. not much rain in the south of england. 18 degrees there. 16 elsewhere. it could be warm on tuesday if we have sunshine, but it would be cooler in between and also the chance of some rain. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2:00 — downing street has confirmed there will be a cobra meeting this afternoon to discuss the cyber attack which has disabled nhs computers in england and sc

and in northern ireland there is still deadlock at stormont, despite two recent assembly elections. ramatic beauty all along the north coast of northern ireland. and it's scenery that makes a spectacular setting. the series game of thrones uses this area as a filming location. and some see in its stories of scheming, division and conflict more than a few similarities with politics in northern ireland. here many vote along what are sometimes called tribal lines. you are a unionist if you grew up in a unionist family and you are a republican if you grew up in a republican family. all you hear is if you don't vote, some of them other boys will get in. and that is coming from both sides of the community. an old battle? an old battle. down through the ages of history. and still fought in modern times. game of thrones is a fantasy saga wwhich tells an epic tale set across continents of the fight for the arryn throne. the often vicious and violent drama might be worlds away from where so much of it is filmed, but political battles are nothing new in northern ireland. for politics to work he

because the conservatives are fielding only seven candidates in the 18 constituencies here in northern irelandannot expect to get ma ny votes. ireland. they cannot expect to get many votes. in 2016 the assembly elections here, the conservatives picked up less than 0.5% of the total vote. it is pretty much a sideshow from the point of view of the conservative election effort generally. but it would be pretty unthinkable really for a woman running for election as prime minister not to pay these one visits to northern ireland. part of the united kingdom during the course of the election campaign. there has been criticism from the sdlp, one of the opposition parties you, and the last i were or so that this is only her second visit to northern ireland to she became prime minister and that she hadn't been to take part in discussions about the peace process, about brexit, she has only been to the balmoral show and the sdlp think thatis the balmoral show and the sdlp think that is the pretty pershore.|j suppose she is wise not to get into the business ofjudging capital. you a lwa ys the business ofjud

we are dragging airfrom the moving into northern ireland. we are dragging air from the south and pretty warm across northern france so pretty warm across northern france $03 pretty warm across northern france so a warm pretty warm across northern france so a warm day tomorrow. setting off morning showers in northern ireland, sunshine in the afternoon. western scotla nd sunshine in the afternoon. western scotland turning west in the afternoon. eastern scotland largely dry. look at temperatures further south, wisely into the 20s, maybe mid—20s in the south—east. warm across southern mid—20s in the south—east. warm across southern areas mid—20s in the south—east. warm across southern areas to finish monday. rain moving across scotland and that will fade away and the rest of the week, not much rain around. most of the week, not much rain around. m ost pla ces of the week, not much rain around. most places dry, becoming warm, if not hot as we head to friday. tuesday, temperatures will take a tiny dip. we have westerly winds, and the aircoming tiny

we have seen some thicker cloud and earlier on some light rain across northern ireland, now heading across into scotland. some sunshine through the rest of the day, increasingly so from the south—west, where we see blue skies arriving in this satellite picture here, but the wetter weather heading northwards, away from northern ireland briefly and into scotland, where showers could be rather heavy moving into the evening, and one or two ru m bles moving into the evening, and one or two rumbles of thunder in the highlands for example, but some sunshine across southern parts of scotla nd sunshine across southern parts of scotland and northern england, so a decent end to the day. showers tending to move away. after a brief drier and brighter spell in northern ireland, rain will move across the irish sea into cornwall or perhaps devon, a decent day across other parts of england, and some sunshine for the women's fa cup final taking place at wembley, it should be a fine and dry evening. as we head into this evening, we have got this band of rain looking west. the odd heavy burst of rain. that wi

we just had the warmest day of the year in northern ireland. 20 degrees in county tyrone.. again, nice and warm with some 5un5hine. the best of the weather over the week ahead will probably be acro55 we5tern scotland and northern ireland. we have more cloud coming into eastern scotland, north—east england, quite low cloud and these are the temperatures by the time we get to early tuesday. seven or eight degrees typically. a little bit of mist and fog towards the south—west after that rain on monday. the showers that we had, some lively, have headed southwards into the near continent and high pressure will come to dominate eventually, but this weather front here could 5poil things a bit, coming in off the 5outhern north sea. we‘ll see some 5howers. a mi5hmash in the morning with sunshine and areas of cloud. but more cloud and perhaps few showers coming in off the north sea into more central and 5outhern parts of england. for much of the day, the south—west is likely to be dry as well as wale5, nice and warm in the sunshine, but feeling cooler under this cloud, especially as

we just had the warmest day of the year in northern ireland. 20 degrees in county teroan.day in the sunshine. we also had some similar temperatures in the south—west of scotland. again nice and warm sunshine. the best of the weather over the weekend will probably be across western scotland and northern ireland. we have more cloud coming into eastern scotland, north—east england, low cloud and these are the temperatures by the time we get to early tuesday. seven or eight degrees typically. a little mist and fog towards the south—west after the rain on monday. the showers that we had, some lively have headed southwards into the near continent that is where the front here could spoil things a bit, coming in off the southern north sea. a mishmash in the morning with sunshine and areas of cloud a few showers coming in off the north sea into more central and southern parts of england. for much of the day, the south—west is likely to be dry as well as wales, warm in the sunshine but feeling cooler under this cloud, especially as the wind picks up. showers will be like that there

chris buckler has been in northern ireland. you will find dramatic beauty. is scenery that makes a fantastic setting. the series game of thrones uses this area as a filming location. some see in its stories of skimming division and conflict more than a few similarities with politics in northern ireland. here, many vote in what are sometimes called troubled loa ns. what are sometimes called troubled loans. -- lines. we are republican family. it is an old battle. down through the ages. only fought in modern times. for politics to work here, people need to share power, as opposed to grabbing it. but the parties are deeply divided. it is why there is currently no government in northern ireland, and why this election is proving to be a bitter fight between unionists and nationalists. political deadlock is nothing new on this part of this island. but it is frustrating for those who want to shoe off what northern ireland has to offer. —— show off. get years of political progress can be seen with every busload of tourists that arise here. some feel the fighting betw

we just had the warmest day of the year in northern ireland. 20 degrees in county tyrone.ine. we also had some similar temperatures in the south—west of scotland. again, nice and warm with some sunshine. the best of the weather over the week ahead will probably be across western scotland and northern ireland. we have more cloud coming into eastern scotland, north—east england, quite low cloud and these are the temperatures by the time we get to early tuesday. seven or eight degrees typically. a little bit of mist and fog towards the south—west after that rain on monday. the showers that we had, some lively, have headed southwards into the near continent and high pressure will come to dominate eventually, but this weather front here could spoil things a bit, coming in off the southern north sea. we'll see some showers. a mishmash in the morning with sunshine and areas of cloud. but more cloud and perhaps few showers coming in off the north sea into more central and southern parts of england. for much of the day, the south—west is likely to be dry as well as wales, nice and

we process livestock in northern ireland and the republic of ireland. republic, we employ 1400 in northern ireland. from our perspective, we are hugely concerned about the potential impact of a hard order. we hope that they will not the one. but we cannot rule that out. therefore, for business planning purposes, we have to consider the worst—case scenario. and for our company that would be very significant disruption. not all businesses in the north think rex it is bad news. some think it is the best thing that has ever happened. the ministers in northern ireland have less influence over fisheries policy in the irish sea than a government minister from slovakia policy in the irish sea than a government ministerfrom slovakia or any other part of the european union. the thing about the irish sea, 75% of the irish sea is within uk territorial waters but uk fishermen really only have the opportunity to carry catch about 40%. future here is linked to the outcome of the brexit negotiations, which are themselves uncertain. but businesses in the north and south

the wettest place in northern ireland was melos, with nearly 30 millimetres of rain.d galloway, barely any though in south—east england. that could well change the end of wednesday. low pressure in control of our weather now, whether fans renal what pressure in control of our weather now, whetherfans renal what wayne overnight, particularly across parts of southern scotland, north—west england, and wales. there will be some heavy bursts here, elsewhere there are plenty of crowd around, some passing showers. it is a mild, muqqy some passing showers. it is a mild, muggy night with temperatures are not falling much lower than the teens. it will be the hills. in eight in the morning, mainly dry for northern ireland and scotland, but we have trained not too far away. that will push on through from west to east with sunny skies following by the end of the day. summer weather in north—west england, across wales, to begin the day. some heavy bursts here, rain overnight, standing water and spray on the roads. south—west england, to some patchy rain, a few showers into the midl

some showers in northern ireland and scotla nd showers in northern ireland and scotland and in englander, just the fringes of england and wales being dry and brighter in the afternoon. at 4pm we pick out the showers in scotland, mainly in the north—west, southern and eastern areas staying mainly dry and for some not quite as warm as today but still pleasant in sunshine. sunshine and scattered showers developing into northern ireland. the westernmost fringes of wales, the far south—west, dry for the afternoon, the sun may make an appearance before the day is done. a large part of england and wales will have a very wet day, very warm and humid againfor have a very wet day, very warm and humid again for parts of east anglia and the south—east of england staying dry until late on but once the rain moves in it could be heavy and thundery for a time before clearing. there will be parts of southern, central and eastern england bat by the time this is all said and done could end up with 25 and a0 millimetres of rain. after it has been so dry it could be useful for many but not useful for trave

we had rain across northern ireland and parts of scotland, through the afternoon. d to the day for most of us. across many northern areas, we talk about a clear night to the south. maybe some fog around. the leander north, around six or seven in rural spots. more like 13 or 15 degrees. tomorrow start cloudy in the south, mist around the coast as well. but the afternoon isn't looking bad. 20 of sunny spells on the way. —— plenty of sunny spell. hello, this is bbc news, the headlines. labour is campaigning on its proposal to roll out free childcare to all two—year—olds, but in a bbc interview, jeremy corbyn struggled to remember how much the policy would cost. theresa may says with brexit negotiations due to start days after the election, only she is prepared to lead the uk out of the eu. the snp launch their manifesto — calling for higher public spending across the uk and an end to social security cuts. the crown will not seek another re—trial of rolf harris on indecent assault charges, after a jury was unable to reach a verdict today. the mother of zookeeper rosa ki

she has been here at the balmoral shall, in northern ireland's biggest agricultural and food fear.ands, she started off at view women's institute tent, where they give her a women's institute tent, where they give herajarofjam and women's institute tent, where they give her a jar ofjam and she met some middle—aged ladies dressed as little bo peep, and then she watched some judging little bo peep, and then she watched somejudging of beef little bo peep, and then she watched some judging of beef cattle at the ring behind me. it was a flying visit, because from the conservatives' point of view, northern ireland is a sideshow in this election. they are only fielding seven candidates in the 18 constituencies. historically, the share of the vote here has been vanishingly small, less than half of 196 vanishingly small, less than half of 1% in the northern ireland assembly elections in 2016. but it is important for someone who is hoping to be prime minister of the whole of the united kingdom to at least show herface here, the united kingdom to at least show her face here, that the united k

eventually clearing northern ireland and into scotla nd clearing northern ireland and into scotland but some showers and central areas. plenty of sunshine across scotland and northern ireland with only some showers. a windy end to the day as the pressure moves away and in the south high pressure builds on during the middle part of the week. a fine middle part of the week. mainly dry with good spells of sunshine and turning warmer. this is the pitcher for wednesday. light winds and good sunny spells across the uk and turning quite warm again, temperatures 19—23 degrees in the south—east. high pressure with us on thursday but looking at this pressure which will make inroads and weather france will reach a northern ireland and scotland later in the day. it will be a slow process and for most first it will be fine and dry. it will be warm across central and southern eastern areas. it will gradually torn wetter and more windy for northern ireland and scotland. this will continue new make inroads throughout friday but it will be hitting some warm and humid air so it is possible that some of t

, one or two scotland and northern ireland, one ortwo in scotland and northern ireland, one ord and wales, but m o5t pla ce5 or two in england and wales, but most places staying dry. by thursday it is cooler and fresher board. on friday, you can see the tell—tale circulation around an area of low pressure, that is close by. if anything, the showers and possible thunderstorms are more widespread on friday with low pressure grows by, staying unsettled at the weekend. the chance of catching a shower. this is bbc news. the headlines at eleven: labour launches what it calls is a radical election manifesto, and a a plan to help build a fairer society. our proposals are of hope for the many all over will this country and i'm very proud to present our manifesto — for the many, not the few. plaid cymru launches also its manifesto — promising to give wales a "strong voice" during brexit. president trump says he has an ‘absolute right‘ to share information with russia, despite unease over disclosing classified information. we had a very, very successful meeting with the foreign minister o

this, another sunny day there, across pa rs of at this, another sunny day there, across pars of northern irelandsome sunshine, northern england into wales too, we have seen some bright blue sky in places and that has lifted the temperature into north—west scotland, we have reached 20 celsius, we have had that for the past few days. it has been wet for some with the cloud. east anglia, south—east england. we may find a few showers popping ernie els where. temperatures will be at their lowest where it is clear. more especially northern ireland and scot, and in scotland, a few spock pockets of fronting are possible. very isolated. a bit more cloud round in scotland, compared with today, but there will be be sunshine and there will be in northern ireland and england, so a good start to the day. still got this breeze coming off the sea. it will peg back those temperatures so where you start the day don't expect it to go much higher. 0ne day don't expect it to go much higher. one or two showers, most places will start the day dry and this is where breeze is stronger as well. it has a cold feel yet aga

through northern ireland and scotla nd ones. through northern ireland and scotland to. cool down the eastern side of the uk with a breeze coming in off the sea still around as we go into tuesday evening, the warmest weather in the west. wednesday, sunny scotland and northern ireland, cloudy in england and wales. the odd shower in the south—east. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may has dismissed as hearsay an account of sharp disagreements about brexit during a meeting with the european commission president, jean—claude juncker, last week. the detective leading the investigation into the fatal shooting of a businessman, at his home in dorset, says he believes it was a "targeted attack". three police officers have been injured in clashes with masked demonstrators in the centre of paris. the violence erupted during a may day march led by trade unions and anti—racism campaigners. three women are arrested on suspicion of terror offences in raids linked to a police operation in north london on thursday in which a woman was shot and injured. now on bbc news it'

temperatures will be a bit lower than they were on tuesday in scotland and northern ireland.aying dry, some sunshine, but showers to the north—west and across northern ireland. and if you're stuck underneath this rain across a good part of northern going to england, wales, and the south—west, really going to feel quite cold. the rain starts to ease off later into the afternoon, cold and wet all day through the midlands, central and southern england. ahead of the rain in east anglia and the south—east, warm and humid. but once that rain arrives, late afternoon and into the evening, could be very heavy and thundery across the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east. rain begins to clear away from areas further west. that is the first soaking rain for the gardens we've had for some time towards the south—east, but could lead to difficult travelling conditions. by thursday, all gone. we're into sunshine and showers. most of the showers out to the west, some heavy ones. may well be a dry day across east anglia and the south—east. that's where we're seeing the highest tempera

one or two heavy ones for northern ireland and scotland.ybe 20 or so in the south—east in the sunshine. more football on the way in the premier league on sunday and generally speaking it will be dry, there will not be many showers around. if you do catch a shower, you are quite unlucky or lucky, depending on which way you look at it. a brisk south—westerly breeze picking up, especially as we head into monday. this low pressure is heading our way, coming from a long way south, picking up a lot warm air and it's going to bring thickening cloud and outbreaks of rain. the rain is going to be heavy across these western hills, accompanied by some strong to gale force winds. rain almost everywhere, perhaps not much in the southeast, 18 celsius on monday. could be as high as 25 though briefly on tuesday. this is bbc news. the headlines at 6pm: nearly all the nhs trusts affected by a massive cyber attack have restored their systems, according to the home secretary. 97% of the nhs trusts and hospitals and doctors are working as normal. so the respons

the rain is transferring north through northern ireland into scotla nd north through northern irelandnto scotland where we have a few showers and the wet weather will move north through scotland. some thundery showers possible in the highlands. cool and damp to enter the afternoon, but improving in northern england. across northern ireland it will brighten up briefly and left those temperatures ahead of the showers which arrive in the evening. that is knocking on the door of cornwall. ahead of that, a few showers, and that is all it is. more sunshine, as well. it will feel pleasa ntly sunshine, as well. it will feel pleasantly warm. decent weather on the way for the women's fa cup final where it is likely to be dry although there might be a breeze. rain into western areas in the evening and the rain runs into the east later in the night. heavy bursts possible. 11—12 in eastern areas. it could churn briefly chilly in rural areas of northern ireland. the rain will not last for long in the north of england, but it will last longer in the north of scotland. maybe a line of persistent show

and they used that violence to put pressure on the british to withdraw from northern ireland and bringendent sovereign country free from british rule. >> this was a sunday the people of northern island will not forget. it all started when catholics organized a demonstration to protest the continued internment of suspected terrorists. the demonstration, as all demonstrations, was banned by the government. >> it was intended to be a protest which was not about using violence, but when some of the marchers stopped and threw stones at the soldiers it led to a dramatic and awful overreaction. [ gunfire ] >> at least 13 people, civilians, were killed, shot to death by british soldiers. >> do not fire back for the moment! >> bloody sunday was the breaking point where from then on it was a war between the british army and the i.r.a. >> the british army are the terrorists. they introduced a terrorist situation, not us. >> the army will stay in northern ireland as long as any faction seeks to terrorize or intimidate ordinary people. [ siren ] >> there was bad trouble in belfast, northern ireland

a few parts of rain for northern ireland. the driest weather in scotland. will spread into the south west of wales this afternoon. across the rest of wales afternoon. across the rest of wales after a cloudier spell sunshine for after a cloudier spell sunshine for a time then heavy and thundery showers. showers not quite thundery in northern ireland but they will come and go throughout the day. tonight the showers will fade away especially the thundery showers across england and wales but it will turn dump across scotland, northern ireland and wales. temperatures foremost in double figures. saturday, scotland, northern ireland, northern england, predominantly cloudy, misty across the hills of scotland. things will slowly brighten up to sunshine and a few showers. much of england and wales it will be largely dry with some sunshine, one or two isolated showers. 0vernight rain spreading from west to east and on sunday sunshine and showers across the country, some heavy and thundery, particularly scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. feeling warm in

we will be in northern ireland tomorrow. scotla nd be in northern ireland tomorrow.beautiful pictures from the beach in llandudno. in the bay. you can see the sea, the irish sea looking gorgeous this morning. we've got the great orm and the grand hotel and the longest pier in wales and a beautiful view and thank you to the people who are sending in information about this fine welsh town including that it's the birthplace of the great neville southall and kath wilson says there are more than 30 shipwrecks out there in llandudno bay and chris says that he was stung on the foot bya says that he was stung on the foot by a jellyfish under the pier in 1980! more personal. chris, but nonetheless just as important. 1980! more personal. chris, but nonethelessjust as important. we're going to have five politicians with us later on. let's have a word with some of our voters who have come down this morning as well. we have got a mother and daughter, hannah and elizabeth joining us got a mother and daughter, hannah and elizabethjoining us here. good morning. elizabeth, we'll star

to vote to get the best deal for northern ireland.ack up and running, to protect our place within the united kingdom and to unite behind one strong unionist voice. northern ireland's alliance party has also launched its election manifesto, promising "progressive and pro—european politics. " the manifesto includes a series of commitments on power—sharing in the assembly, the economy and justice, but focuses on brexit. this is a manifesto which pledges to oppose a hard brexit, support a special deal for northern ireland and which will give the public the final say on the outcome of those brexit negotiations. the way we consume our daily news is changing, with a growing generational divide. nowadays, younger voters are relying less on newspapers and more on the internet and social media. but does that make them more prone to so—called fake news? 0ur media editor, amol rajan, has been finding out. archive: yes, it's fleet street, but how many of you know the inside story on the stories you read? 0nce home to britain's newspapers, for deca

but temperatures will be a bit lower than they were on tuesday in scotland and northern ireland.ome sunshine, but showers to the north—west and across northern ireland. and if you are stuck underneath this rain across a good part of northern england, wales, and the south—west, it really is going to feel quite cold. the rain starts to ease off later into the afternoon, but cold and wet all day through the midlands, central and southern england. ahead of the rain in east anglia and the south—east, it will be warm and humid. but once that rain arrives, late afternoon and into the evening, it could be very heavy and thundery across the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east. the rain begins to clear away from areas further west. so that is the first soaking rain for the gardens we've had for some time towards the south—east, but could lead to some difficult travelling conditions. by thursday, it is all gone. we're into sunshine and showers. most of the showers out to the west, some heavy ones. but it may well be a dry day across east anglia and the south—east. that is where we

showers into northern ireland will fade away. d the northern england and some rain to be had, as in parts of wales & west of england. the line stretches through the midlands towards lincolnshire. 2a and 25 degrees in a few places south—east of that, quite warm. into the evening, the rain will pepper up into the evening, the rain will pepper up if anything, turning quite wet. skies much clearerfor scotland and northern ireland, temperatures willdip and northern ireland, temperatures will dip away into single figures. much fresher than last might but pretty warm across the south—eastern corner, around 1a or 15 degrees. quite wet across much of england and wales tomorrow, the weather front is still via or thereabouts across the central swathe of england and wales, some of the rain could be quite heavy and very persistent, particularly in the south and west. not much gets into the south—east. sunny spells and a scattering of showers once again. they range in temperatures, still quite warm in the south—east with the breeze coming in fr

tomorrow, if you're out and about early temperatures will recover quickly in northern ireland. nshine and one oche showers in northern scotland. the rain still clinging on to the mainland. one ortwo rain still clinging on to the mainland. one or two showers wandering in from the south—west, but for most of england and wales sunday will be bright and sunny. a little breezy and temperatures around 13 celsius. the rain clears from east anglia, takes a little longer to clear north—east scotland, heading towards orkney and shetland. sunshine and showers, one or two heavy ones for northern ireland and scotland. there could be a line of showers towards the home counties. temperatures in the high teens, 20 01’ temperatures in the high teens, 20 or so temperatures in the high teens, 20 orso in the temperatures in the high teens, 20 or so in the sunshine and the south—east. more people in the premier league. generally speaking it will be dry. if you catch a show you will be quite unlucky, or a lucky depending on how you want to look at it. a breeze picking up. this will pressure is headin

, 1400 in northern ireland.mpany that would be very significant disruption. not all businesses in the north think brexit is bad news. some, like fishermen, think it‘s the best thing whichever is ever happened. i have less influence over fisheries policies in the irish sea than government minister from slovakia or any other eu country does. the thing about the irish sea, it's a bit of a pond but 7596 irish sea, it's a bit of a pond but 75% of it falls within uk territorial waters. uk fishermen only can catch a 45% of the quota. the future of the frontier is linked to the outcome of the brexit negotiations which are themselves uncertain. but businesses in the north and south will be hoping that the politics of peace, which dismantled a hard border in the first place, will triumph over politics brexit. just a line of news from the usa concerning all the various allegations about a supposedly between donald trump‘s presidential campaign and russia and the kremlin and the firing of the fbi director, now we are hearin

heavy rain into scotland and northern ireland for a monday.thern england. the further south and east you are, dry with sunny spells. note the temperatures. into the low 20s. mid 20s in the south—east corner. whilst we will see weather fronts bring a bit more cloud and patchy rain in the west, high—pressure throughout next week. compared with the week we have just had, not only will it feel warmer it will be a good deal drier as well. details on the bbc weather app. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2:00. more trouble for trump — the us president flies to saudi arabia but as he leaves there's another twist in the controversial sacking of fbi chiefjames comey. jeremy corbyn insists the party is in favour of trident as the cabinet members publicly disagree. the tories defend their pledge to cut net migration to "tens of thousands" after it comes under fire from former chancellor george osborne. and here comes the bride — the duchess of cambridge‘s sister, pippa middleton, marries in berkshire.

ever further from the north of england and northern ireland everfurther north in scotland suchcotland such that by the middle part of the day we will see since brightness coming through across southern areas and down across the murray firth. further south from that, the murky fare, drizzly rain for many, maybe the odd moderate west across the western side of scotla nd west across the western side of scotland into northern ireland. and it will be there to be had across parts of the north of england and down into wales. the dry conditions further south, very close feeling here. a bit of brightness, and those to riches will rocket away through the afternoon to make in its own right spawn some showers across east anglia and the south—east but it's out towards the west eastern side of wales, the west midlands and down into the south—west of england that we may well see some really violent thunderstorms as, as i say, with a bit of sunshine you could add four or five degrees to some of the temperatures through cardiff and over towards london. three evening, we will find a migration of

going through the english channel, moving into northern ireland in south—west scotland. ight ahead. temperatures rising in the sunshine, light winds, grey around the irish sea and more clout up towards the northern isles. in the south—west, the breeze will freshen throughout the day so it will feel warmer round the coast near devon and cornwall. fairweather cloud doubling up inland, a whole lot of sunshine to come on thursday and temperatures will be higher than today. into the mid—20s, possibly peaking at 28 celsius. friday looks warm and sunny. once again, the breeze a little bit fresher. that will help things, pushing the warmth further north where temperatures will peek on friday, possibly 29 celsius around the moray firth. further south, widely into the mid—to high 20s. threatening to bring a change, change to showers, thunderstorms and potentially heavy rain. sliding towards scotland and northern ireland and ahead of it we could get 30 celsius across the south—east of england. over the bank holiday weekend, a complicated weather story. hot, humid holiday weekend, a

into tomorrow more of the same, a mixture of sunny spells and heavy showers across parts of northern irelandes, those downpours could be headed with the odd flash of lightning. slightly different in the northern half of scotland, mostly cloudy, some ad breaks rain, on the heavy side at times, just 11 degrees in aberdeen. sunshine towards the south—east, it could get all the way to 17 or 18. the showers should die away heavily for most of us on saturday night, it will take a while to clear away the rain and into the second half of the weekend this area of high pressure to the east begins to have more of an influence on our weather, so sunday is going to be a mostly dry day, fewer showers it will feel a little bit warmer, plenty of sunshine around, some patchy rain in northern ireland and western scotland, but further south temperatures up to 20 degrees, so south temperatures up to 20 degrees, $03 south temperatures up to 20 degrees, so a mixed bag for the weekend. many thanks, then. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — you're watching bbc news. i'm olly foster at th

if you showers the northern ireland during the commute.e afternoon that pushes into western scotland. but not as wet as it has been for some of you this afternoon. some showers in eastern scotland. some cloud for the northern part of the uk. it will bea the northern part of the uk. it will be a bit hazy. it will stay dry in england and wales. could get as high as mid—20s in the south—east corner. bit of cloud in the west. a few spots of rain the western scotland and northern ireland. it gets warmer on wednesday and beyond. —— a fuse box of rain for western you are watching bbc news. the headlines: president trump continues his visit to saudi arabia — where he's preparing to address gulf leaders on the need to confront extremism. labour renews its push to attract older voters — while the conservatives defend their plans to overhaul social care funding. party leaders will stop campaigning for an hour today to remember the mpjo cox, who was murdered in her constituency last year. north korea has launched another missile test, according to the

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northern isles but bog developing through the irish sea, that will lap into eastern parts of northern irelandotland but a warm night ahead despite those clear skies, quite muggy as well. we will keep cloud across the northern isles but apart from some fair weather cumulus developing inland there will be a lot of sunshine again. breeze in the south—west of england, south west wales as well. temperatures are widely into the mid—20s, possibly 27 or 28, warmer than today, it will be warmer across northern island and warmer across scotland as well, mid—20s in the central belt, still cloud up towards the northern isles, hopefully things will brighten up on friday, friday will be another dry and sunny day, the breeze a little fresher, bringing real warmth from the near continent and pushing that warmth north into scotland where the temperatures are likely to peak on friday around 29 or so. elsewhere inland across the uk temperatures widely into the mid, possibly high 20s. that will bring a change, overnight into saturday as we bring bands of showers and thunderstorms up into england and wales, perha

wejust had the warmest day of the year in northern ireland. 20 degrees in cou nty to northern irelandr temperatures and the south—west of scotland. again nice and warm sunshine. the best of the weather over the weekend will probably be across western scotland and northern ireland. we have more cloud coming into eastern scotland, north—east england, low cloud and these are the temperatures by the time we get to early tuesday. seven or eight degrees typically. a little mist and fog towards the south—west after the rain on monday. the showers that we are, some likely have headed fowler comic southwards into the continent thatis comic southwards into the continent that is where the front here could spoil things a bit, that is where the front here could spoilthings a bit, coming in that is where the front here could spoil things a bit, coming in off the southern north sea we will season the southern north sea we will season showers. a mishmash in the morning with sunshine and areas of cloud a more cloud about so a few showers coming in off the north sea into more central and southern parts

it was pretty much wall—to—wall sunshine in northern ireland.m air all the way from wales towards the south coast. but these areas that had the warmth by day are getting the chill right now with the clearer skies, actually. and in rural parts, we may find temperatures not far away from freezing. in the towns and cities, this is what the temperatures look like. and further east, across england and scotland, there will be more cloud coming in off the north sea. essentially, an east—west split to the weather on monday. another lovely sunny day for northern ireland. best of the sunshine in scotland in the south—west. sunshine for wales and western england. but a cloudier day than yesterday across the midlands and south—east england. some sunshine, though, developing, at times, across scotland. some cloud filtering into northern and eastern areas and the north—east of england. sunshine coming and going across the north—west of england. lovely day, again, in northern ireland — not quite as warm as yesterday. pleasant in the sunshine across wales and t

fresh air from the atlantic, 15—16 in northern ireland and the shores of the murray firth. ngland and wales through thursday evening and wales through thursday evening and it will be in a similar position early on friday. that is where you will have some rain in northern ireland and the west, but it could be warm again, 25, 26, and that might spark thunderstorms. at the start of the weekend, the weather front start of the weekend, the weather fro nt m oves start of the weekend, the weather front moves to and it takes thunderstorms with it and so we are into the fresh westerly winds, and with those, we are going to see temperatures moving down into the low 20s in london but most places 16-17, low 20s in london but most places 16—17, sunny spells and a scattering of showers and that is how the second part of the weekend looks will stop a fresher feel to things. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 23:00. one of the biggest election debates of this campaign taken place in cambridge, with politicians clashing over brexit, immigration, security and austerity. amber r

northern ireland and northern england more cloud than today. sunny spells still.uch of england and wales. for the south—west, it is cornwall, maybe south—west, it is cornwall, maybe south—west devon and the channel islands where we'll see some rain splashing through at times. even that won't last very long. that disappears saturday evening. on the face of it, sunday looks like another similar day. but there are some subtle changes. the wind direction shifts slightly. we get more of a northerly wind and particularly for northern and eastern areas where you're exposed to that wind, there'll be more cloud, and cool. a cooler day across north west scotland or sunday than recently. the highest temperatures migrating further south and west. south wales, west midlands and parts of the west country up to 19 degrees. what about a big change into next week? not really. if it's rain you're after, you are going to have to wait. things are going to stay largely dry, certainly for the first half of the week. that's all from me. more later on. good afternoon. it is 2pm. welcome

showers in wales and northern ireland.nd into scotland, mainly across northern scotland. slow—moving, heavy, thundery downpours in places with the risk of hailstones, some continuing into the evening. thursday night, another area of rain pushing up freedom parts of england going to friday morning and then clearing. on friday, another day of sunshine insurers. although it is fresher when it comes in across the uk, it is pleasant in the sunshine. things will cool down quite quickly. with low— pressure will cool down quite quickly. with low—pressure close by on saturday and sunday, it is similar over the weekend with pleasant sunshine around. sunny moments in the morning before clay builds. that delivers the threat of a shower. if you catch a shower, heavy, thundery, the risk of hailstones. it is a fresh feel to things, pleasant and the sun shine. you can check the forecast online. this is bbc news. we are covering the launch of the liberal democrat manifesto. a referendum on any final brexit deal will be at the heart of that