isaid border between northern ireland and ireland.iggering article 50, in my peach at mansion house and many times besides. during the referendum, both campaigning agrees that the border between northern ireland and ireland must remain absolutely unchanged. indeed you only have to speak to businesses near the border to see that the notion of a hard border is almost inconceivable. thousands of people who cross and recross between the uk and ireland in the normal course of their daily lives cannot be subject to a hard border, as they go to work visit a neighbour or go to the supermarket. neither would it be feasible for firms who supply and distribution chains span the border. many people in communities remember the customs border post, approved roads and security installations of the not too distant past. they recall the administrative burdens on business, the disruptions caused to lovelies and livelied moo, in the northern ireland of today, where a sea mless northern ireland of today, where a seamless border enables unprecedented leve

parts of northern ireland actually had a month's northern ireland actually had a months worth of rain in just a few hours. only a temporary end to the heatwave for some. through this week there will still be some showers, but it will be less windy than it was over the weekend, and especially in the south those temperatures will eventually start to climb once again. this is the satellite picture. pretty unsettled, this curl of cloud up to the north—west, an area of low pressure, with areas of cloud being flung around and bringing outbreaks of showery rain at times. through the afternoon, not too many showers in eastern areas, increasing amounts of sunshine here. some rain moving across parts of wales and north—west england. sunshine and heavy showers for northern ireland and north—west scotland. 20 degrees in glasgow, 25 in london, temperatures already beginning to recover. into the evening, rain will push out of more than england into eastern scotland, the odd heavy burst here. a lot of dry weather with clear spells. showers return across the south west, wales and the south—east by th

no hard border between northern ireland or northern ireland and great britain. a parliamentary lock on new rules and regulations, leaving the common agricultural policy, the freedom to strike new trade deals around the new world and not the most distant relationship possible with our neighbors and friends and deep and special partnership, frictionless trade in goods and shared commitments to high standard, to promote open and fair trade and continued security cooperation to keep our people safe. this is the brexit that is in our national interest. it is the brexit that will deliver on the democratic decision of the british people and it is the right brex it deal for brexit and i commend this statement to the house. >> mr. speaker, i want to thank the prime minister for advanced copy of this statement and share her condolences to the friends and family of dawn sturgis, over two years on from the refer endm of cabinet infighting and indecision. culminating in a series of wasted opportunities with more and more people losing faith that this government is capable of

clouds and outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, the western isles of scotland. some showers for dumfries and galloway, one or two showers across wales and the odd one for south west england. away from the north—west of the country, a good deal of sunshine continuing through the afternoon. quite windy, particularly for western coasts where the gusts will reach 30 or a0 mph, locally 50 the far north—west of scotland. that is where we have the lowest temperatures, 15 or 19 for those coasts, further south and east, up to 25 in south—east england. the rain across northern ireland and western scotland continues to track its way northwards overnight, leaving northern ireland, england and wales mainly dry and eastern parts of scotland. temperatures between 11 and ia celsius. not such a contrast as we saw last night between north and south. tomorrow, for much of the country, mainly dry. again, good spells of sunshine. the cloud will be increasing through the day for northern ireland and parts of scotland, rain here through the afternoon, a bit of rain first thing

days still, temperatures in the mid—to the high 20s in england and wales and in scotland and northern irelanda weather front moves its way into northern and western areas and that will be the boundary of where you will be the boundary of where you will have fresher air and the hot air moving in from the south. temperatures potentially 32 to 33 in south eastern empires of england. warm elsewhere, but there is a band in the north and the west where it will be a bit fresher. a chance of thunderstorms into next week. stay tuned to the forecast. hello. it's 9 o'clock. welcome to the programme. an expert panel has recommended to the government that some medicines derived from cannabis should be available on prescription. but some parents are still battling the system to get such medicines quickly. this programme has spoken to one mother whose mp has intervened to ask the home office to get a licence for cannabis medicine for her son's seizures. here we are today, and we just want help. we want help and we need it now. we feel that medical cannabis is the way to go for us. we have seen the benefits

one weather front affecting parts of scotland and northern ireland, and other giving outbreaks of raino ready to somewhere in the south—east and east anglia. tonight, this weather front moves bury south, clearing from northern ireland. it grinds to a halt across the borders. you may see a shower to the north of that though most will stay dry. some fog patches possible in southern england and the warm nights to come but particularly out of the heat of the day central and south—eastern england. a couple of week weather fronts on the charge tomorrow. to the north of these you are in the fresher feeling air but it is still really pleasant we'd get to see some sunshine and there will be sunny spells, scotland, northern ireland, maybe the odd shower in the east, patchy rain on the borders fizzling out. england and wales, and isolated showers possible but most will stay dry. cloud around, not clear blue sky but there will be sunshine and still the highest temperatures focused on the east midlands, across east anglia into the south—east where we are in excess of 30 in places. really much more

there will be more cloud through western scotland and northern ireland.t of the sunshine, again, further south and east. notice how the temperatures are starting to rise, orange and red colours becoming deeper. by thursday, 2829 celsius for south—east england. the warmth starting to extend further northwards. the theme will continue through the weekend, even across scotla nd through the weekend, even across scotland and northern ireland, where it will become drier and we will see higher temperatures. across england and wales, there was temperatures climbing even higher. quite widely getting into the middle height 20 celsius, and some parts of south—east england could exceed 30 celsius again. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime sexual exploitation and abuse are widespread across the aid sector — according to a strongly—worded report by mps. organisation is all too often have appeared more concerned to protect their own reputation in the sector, rather than protecting victims and survivors. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from m

similar into northern ireland. the baking heat continues across central and eastern parts of england. this picture from essex, no significant rain in the forecast here. look at the satellite picture, this area of cloud from northern england through wales and in two parts of the south—west, reducing patchy rain or a view showers as it will do through the afternoon. the odd shower in some areas, very few and far between in east anglia. this decaying weather front is the dividing line between heat and unity to the south—east, where temperatures are still around 30 celsius. not quite as hot as yesterday. the cooler, fresh air to the north of it, present in the sunshine with high teens and low 20s. tonight, any rain on the cloud disappears. we are left with a largely clear and dry night, just a view showers in north—west scotland. a really easy night for sleeping for scotla nd a really easy night for sleeping for scotland and northern ireland, wales and the west of england with temperatures in the low teens, warm and hum

scotland and northern ireland, more cloud. some rain.ve slowly in the next 2a hours across the uk to the east. northern ireland will see outbreaks of rain. rain in western scotland will turn heavier. elsewhere, staying dry. scotland and northern ireland will have the worst weather overnight. rather humid. some temperatures getting into the high teens. tomorrow, sunshine. scotla nd high teens. tomorrow, sunshine. scotland and northern ireland, more cloud. sunny spells in eastern parts. elsewhere in scotland and northern ireland, patchy rain. not much in eastern scotland. england and wales, more cloud, especially in the west. long sunny spells for the afternoon. as warm and hot as it was yesterday. scotland and northern ireland, temperatures coming down. from sunny spells. 28 here. low 305 in hotspots from 5unny spells. 28 here. low 305 in hotspots in from sunny spells. 28 here. low 305 in hotspots in south—east england. wimbledon, hot for the next final. close to 30. it could be the hottest men's final since 1984. plenty of sunshine to co

outbreaks of rain from northern ireland in western scotland is thanks to this weather fronts moving in from the west, gradually working eastwards through the day. the isobars on the northern half of the uk area isobars on the northern half of the uk are a bit closer together, a fairly breezy day here. a good deal of dry and bright weather across most of england and wales, perhaps some showers feeding into western scotland. showreel outbreaks of rain are working into western scotland, northern ireland and perhaps cumbria. the far east of scotland holding onto brighter weather. a maximum of around 25 celsius in the south—east today. this evening and overnight, the rain will tend to die out in northern ireland, becoming more confined to the far north—west of scotland. elsewhere, dry weather, clear spells and perhaps more cloud for wales in south—west england, the risk of 12 showers. temperatures between 11 and 14, a touch cooler than in the south—east. for weapon states we start with a good deal of dry, bright and fine weather across england and wales —— for wednesday.

and more of scotland and northern ireland tomorrow will see the cloud and some rain slowly spreadingth—east where as it stays dry in england and wales. misty and murky in the north—west and there will be plenty of sunshine to come. and winds, well they are fairly light, but it is breezy along this weather front here where you see the outbreaks of rain. as for temperatures cooler where we started so warm temperatures cooler where we started so warm at the weekend for scotland and northern ireland, but very warm to hot, across england hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. president trump's plays a round of golf at turnberry during his "private visit" to scotland on the final leg of his uk tour. thousands take part in protests on the streets of edinburgh in a second day of rallies against donald trump's uk visit. police in wilshire recover more than 400 items and samples in connection with the poisoning of dawn sturgess and charlie rowley, who were exposed to the nerve agent novichok. tourists from all over the world visit uluru every year, but for decades there has been a dispute ove

and scotla nd and for northern ireland and scotland a day of sunny spells and showers, heaviestmperatures a touch up on sunday, with the brisk south—westerly breeze. overnight monday into tuesday, a good deal of clear skies across scotland and northern ireland, still one word to showers for western scotland, cloudier skies further south and outbreaks of brinkman temperatures falling to an overnight low of 16 celsius. on tuesday our next weather front is waiting to bring more cloud across northern ireland and scotland and showery rain into the west. generally are fine and bright start for england, scotland and wales, perhaps one or two showers in parts of the west but turning cloudier across scotland and northern ireland, temperatures fairly similar to monday, a maximum of 25 celsius. on wednesday, the next feature moves in from the west, a bit of uncertainty around the timing of that, high pressure in the southeast will keep things strike and it's here will see the best sunshine, i generally find start for scotland, england and wales, looks like it will be largely dry, cloudier

scotland and northern ireland have the greatest amount of what weather today. humid in the sunshine in between. if you want some rain you are more likely to get it in the western fringes of england and wales with further showers into the afternoon whereas colin and northern ireland will be dry with patches of rain in the afternoon but feeling fresh with temperatures dropping back —— whereas scotland and northern ireland. this evening it is where we see the thunderstorms at their worst across some parts of central and south—eastern england. they won't last long before they fade away into the night and that is because the light winds won't move them around much through the day. overnight most places will become dry as the showers fade with some clear skies around ana showers fade with some clear skies around an a fair bit of cloud to ta ke around an a fair bit of cloud to take us into tomorrow morning. it is the cloud which will keep the temperature is up uk wide for most, in double figures, or the midteens to start saturday morning. into the weekend more of you w

it will affect more of scotland and northern ireland on sunday, as we‘ll see in a moment. sunshine, there will be warmth. in fact, building warmth particularly across parts of england and wales. sunday looking even hotter in places. so a real range of weather this weekend. this is what it looks on saturday morning then. the cloud, some outbreaks of rain, far north—west of scotland, maybe willjust fringe into the west of northern ireland later in the day. yes, cloud increases ahead of that. but the further south and east you are in scotland and northern ireland there will be some sunny spells to be had. some cloud building in england and wales. you can see from the colours here, warm to hot sunshine to be had. a range of temperatures, quite breezy as well with the cloud and some outbreaks of rain in north—west scotland. there mayjust be an isolated shower popping up across eastern parts of england. most will avoid that and stay dry. here‘s how it‘s looking for the wimbledon finals this weekend, the men‘s final could be one of the hottest men‘s finals for decades, coming up

but you have a cool and and clever to keep harking on about the fact that fifty six percent of northern ireland voted to remain in the you and if they would only unite with ireland their membership of the e.u. would be assured is it cool and clever to keep on with this delight at the parliament's vote last year to give northern ireland special e.u. status this is sheer hypocrisy from from the irish government. and and i'm sorry the the british parliament did not for the last year to give special. time to them of the. last year. he voted last year you parliament are not the negotiators as you know and it was the large area being quoted we have to like to the. data told we went to like what we're delighted with is that the european negotiators are saying in doubt and the border in ireland would be if a few states advantage so. we're delighted which everybody has said haven't been here you have the tories have said that the government has the time the e.u. has said i think i was government said so so why me into this disaster it doesn't have to be done oh no if. another seem to delight in warning

, but some subtle changes, particularly scotland and northern ireland, if you are under the sunshine, because substantially cooler than yesterday. very pleasant there, but compared to yesterday, there, but compared to yesterday, the giant's causeway, aviemore, 29 degrees, for some it is over 10 degrees, for some it is over 10 degrees cooler, but very nice in the sunshine. this area of cloud which extends into the south of northern ireland, it is a very weak cold front, and around that we will continue to see clouds through the afternoon, threatening the hills, the odd isolated shower, and a big temperature contrast north to south. for southern areas, hot and humid, temperatures close to 30 degrees in the london area. that humidity could spark one or two severe thunderstorms anywhere from essex to the southern counties, dorset, very isolated, most places will be dry, garden is desperate for a drink may have to go thirsty yet again. any showers that do form will fade away overnight, a dry night forjust about all, and we'll see more cloud around northern and eastern scotland, down to ea

there will be more moisture around generally across scotland and northern ireland. ortable night because we start to build the humidity in the coming few days as well. it looks like another fine and sunny day for the majority of england and wales. eastern scotland and eastern northern ireland. but the north—west will be cloudier than we have seen to date and the cloud thick enough rain and drizzle. particularly across the northern isles. around the western coast, cooler, 25 degrees in scotland, 23 in northern ireland and pushing towards 30 degrees in the south and east of england. only a small chance of a shower. we will have a weather front early next week meandering its way across scotland and northern ireland so across scotland and northern ireland so we're into the atlantic fresh air, but ahead of it, the heat will continue to build. there will be more heat escaping at the time of year, so more heat escaping at the time of year, so on more heat escaping at the time of year, so on balance, the temperature start to increase by day and it will be towards the mid—30s

she is visiting northern ireland. the eu to accept your proposal for a free trade area on goods and a open border through -- between northern ireland and ireland. in italy, the treasury is denying reports of a rest between the finance minister and the figures in the populist government. it seen as a guarantor that the populist coalition will observe some degree of fiscal responsibility. he is battling populist lenders over who will have the state lender. the government says that reports he might resign are pure invention. global news 24 hours a day and that tick tock on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. the prime minister of the united kingdom. it significant for me. the party i lead has a belief in the union of england, scotland, wales, and northern ireland as a central tenet of our political philosophy. as prime minister of united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, it is my duty to serve the whole u.k. and to govern

during the referendum, both campaigns agreed that the border between northern ireland and ireland must. russia says it is willing to discuss the proposed new meeting. 17 people have died after an amphibious tourist boat sank in stormy weather in the us state of missouri. the vessel was carrying about 30 people when it capsized. sport now on afternoon live. hello, what an afternoon it has been, what a morning, we have all been, what a morning, we have all been watching the golf at carnoustie, without taking our eyes of it. it was pouring down this morning, and tiger woods was out, grimacing through it all, just about hanging on, great rounds from tommy fleetwood under rory mcilroy. john watson is at the course for a second day, of course, the leader keeps changing, how is it looking right now? it has been a fascinating day, as you say, chris. it remains kevin kisner of the united states, an unlikely leader, still out in front, the overnight leader on five under par, he has picked up a couple of shots already day to lead seven under, but a great day for the brits, particularly tommy flee

at home in northern ireland, stormont is now mothballed. the dup still retains a big say over what happens here by virtue of its new grip on national power. spotlight‘s metro replicates may look convincing but the real thing cost the dup £280,000 - five times what they spent in the previous general election — and was designed to convince london's electorate to vote leave. with this london—centric advert, it looked like the dup were in someone else‘s territory. but were they also working to someone else‘s plan? a form of co—ordination which, if not declared, is not allowed under electoral law. ann watt is the head of the electoral commission in northern ireland. the rules are there to avoid people having an edge by spending more money than their opponents. the rules are there to limit spending so that the competition, the contest between the different parties or campaigners is fair. that's what the rules are for. the electoral commission is already investigating vote leave for potentially breaking its spending limit with other groups in the

one of which is northern ireland. frictionless border that exist between british territory, northern ireland, and eu country republic of ireland needs to rema frictionless. this prime minister says it would not be acceptable for her for there to be different treatment for northern ireland, nor does she believe any future british prime minister whatever except this, nor that it would be accepted by the house of commons. host: theresa may is in a difficult position. she is very weak politically, given all the parliamentary turmoil. this is all happening at the eu issued a warning to its member states of the possibility of britain crashing out of the block. reporter: crashing out of the block. there is no deal. interestingly, for not perhaps at this late stage, we know there's an update on the 29th of march, 2019 at midnight brussels time. fast andoming furiously down the track. there needs to be in agreement very soon in order for all the countries to agree to whatever deal, for there will be no deal. we are witnessing

hello. 29 degrees was the higher yesterday in northern ireland. that was in northern ireland.ill be a dramatic dip in the temperature here during the day ahead. we had and will have a dramatic drop in temperature for parts of scotland. you can see we had a few shower clouds yesterday. we had a few light showers across the southern half of the country. just a smattering of rain for some of the gardens. we will, i think, see perhaps a little bit more during the day ahead. the change in scotland and northern ireland was brought about by this band of cloud in a weak weather front. the odd spot of drizzle. the noticeable change is a dip in temperature. for many of us, temperatures are higher than wednesday morning. a bit more comfortable for sleeping, i'm sure. this weather system is not bringing much weather. just a line of cloud. the odd spot of drizzle. most of the rain is further north. but it is bringing the fresher atlantic air in. you can see the delineation between the hotter air and this atlantic influence getting in. that is why temperatures in scotland and northern irela

northern ireland, sunny spells, one or two showers again into the afternoon. wales includes heavy and possibly thundery downpours. a very varied amount, some, next to nothing, others, having something decent for the garden. you can see from the temperatures, still some heat in east anglia and south—east england. near 30 in the hot spots, but behind this weather system is feeling cooler and fresher compared with recent days. that weather system continues to take outbreaks of showery rain further east and south—east as we go through monday night into tuesday morning. probably hardly anything at all in southern england. once that's gone, tuesday has a sunny start, some cloud building, a few showers here and there but many places will remain dry. temperatures are a bit down but still above average for the time of year. most noticeably cooler and fresher across southern parts after the heat of the weekend. and then a fairly indistinct weather situation for wednesday into thursday. a light westerly flow coming in, pressure not as high as is being, but not particular

. >> can you confirm that no deal would mean a hard border in northern ireland? very simple question. if there is no deal, there will be a hard border? prime minister may: there isn't a simple answer that you are looking for. >> really? prime minister may: if we are looking at the question of no deal, it would be the united kingdom and consider what action we are taking under the circumstances. the irish commission would have to take action in those circumstances. >> there is a huge amount of effort to come out with a proposal to avoid a hard border because as you said to the house of commons on the 9th of july, the friction of free movement of goods is the only way to avoid the hard border between ireland and northern ireland. if there is no deal, there would be a hard border. prime minister may: if there is no deal there would be decisions about the actions it would take at its borders. the european commission is very clear if there is no agreement to customs arrangements there will have to be checks at the border. when you come to a circumstance, whatever circ

during the wet northern ireland europe cloudy skies, north north—west scotland as well.it of rain in places. this is the weatherfront inhibitors. a bit of rain in places. this is the weather front inhibitors. a weather system going to be more cloud and outbreaks of range more of scotland and northern ireland as we go on tomorrow for us england and wales under high—pressure holding onto the sunshine. split on weather through the night and into tomorrow because overnight northern ireland. to see outbreaks of thing which will turn heavily into western parts of scotland, going into the morning. maybe some misty low cloud. many in england and wales will be clear. the higher temperatures overnight in scotla nd higher temperatures overnight in scotland and northern ireland. some into the high teens. it will be all rather warm night come here but please sunshine you are likely to cloudy skies. some outbreaks of rain slowly moving east and it becomes patchy in nature. many knees to was a largely dry until late in the day and then some sunny spells. england and then some sunny spe

is worldly to know half border between northern ireland and between north and great person a parliamentary lock on all new rules and regulations leaving the common agricultural policy in the common fisheries policy the freedom to strike new trade deals around the world an independent foreign and defense policy but not the most distant relationship possible with our neighbors and friends a new deep and special partnership frictionless trade in goods shed commitments to high standards and together we continue to promote open and fair trade and continued security cooperation to keep our people safe this is the great sin that is in our national interest it is the threats it will deliver on the democratic decision of the british people it is the right deal for question and i commend this statement. to me. mr speaker i want to thank the prime minister for an advance copy of the statement and to share condolences to the friends and family of dawn just we're over two years on from the referendum two years of soundbites indecision and cabinet infighting. culminating culminating in a series of waste

we are committed to protecting ireland and northern ireland against the consequences of brexit, and to ireland, northern ireland, a few weeks ago, where i engaged with stakeholders across both communities. both communities. let me simply recall the commitment taken by prime minister theresa may to have a backstop, in her letter to president tuskin backstop, in her letter to president tusk in march, and the respect of this commitment is essential. and i made clear yesterday, the dominic raab, that we are not asking for border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. what we need is checks on goods, checks on goods, because the uk wants to leave the single market, the customs union, and our common commercial policy. we cannot afford to lose time on this issue. and this is why we have invited the uk to work on the backstop next week. we are open to any solutions, any solutions, as long as they are workable and can be transformed into a legally operative text in time for the withdrawal. even if you want to reach a deal, it is also our responsibility to be prepared for all scenarios

and there's condemnation of recent violence in northern ireland. is no excuse for the violence we have seen, there can be no excuse whatsoever. it is totally unacceptable behaviour. but first, it was nine days ago that boris johnson announced he was resigning as foreign secretary because he didn't support the prime minister's vision for the uk's future relationship with the eu. he made his move three days after the cabinet agreed the chequers deal, and a matter of hours after the brexit secretary david davis left the government. but why did he do it? and what's his game plan? five words from the speaker indicated we were about to get answers. personal statement, mr borisjohnson. he began by listing what had been achieved during his time at the foreign office. none of this, mr speaker, would have been possible without the support of my right honourable friend, the prime minister. everyone who has worked with her will recognise her courage and her resilience. he then gave his assessment of how the negotiation had been carried out so far, characterisi

further proposals, so that if a temporary backstop is needed there will be no hard border between northern irelandder and equally committed to the avoidance of a hard border between northern ireland and the rest of the united kingdom. northern ireland is an integral part of our country and we will never accept a border within the united kingdom. to help us get to grips with the options which have been rejected, and what could be in this latest plan, i'm joined by chris morris, downing street have come up with what seems to be a third proposal on customs but just what seems to be a third proposal on customs butjust talk us through the first two proposals which have now been thrown out. the first one was called a customs partnership and the idea was if goods arrive of the world, the uk would collect the eu ta riffs world, the uk would collect the eu tariffs at their borders on the eu's so once they are in the uk there will be no more border checks. if companies say the goods never left the uk, they can claim a refund. business are not very keen on that because it is very complex to administer. the s

parts of the midland and northern ireland too, but still, the weather will stay fair, really through the rest of this afternoon, with spells of sunshine coming, the best in southern counties and wales as well. and the temperatures, a bit higher than yesterday. i suspect we will see highs of 29 in the warmest parts of the south—east. low 20s for scotla nd of the south—east. low 20s for scotland and northern ireland, with thickening cloud working in and indeed here, we will see rain overnight, both scotland and northern ireland will see decent falls of rain as this weather front works in, so turning wet, england and wales, we stay dry but a humid night for london. temperatures falling back to 17. so it will be on the warm side for sleeping. now for tomorrow, this weather front still with us for scotland and northern ireland, as we start the day the rain will ease, the skies brighten up rain will ease, the skies brighten up later on. in northern england and the knot of wales the rain is likely to be reasonably heavy as it works m, to be reasonably heavy as it works in, as we go on throu

s basic principles while the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland remains one of the key stumbling blocks britain's theresa may called on the e.u. today to evolve its position and strike a new deal on the issue. all right let's see how that is going down let's go to do to get mass in the british capital and marcus who is in brussels again arc i want to give you the first word if i may the e.u. is sieved the u.k. so why paper is this a blueprint that the european union can work with. i say it's a good start will it let's at least say it's a start that is how the chief price of negotiator has put it because he has been waiting for a paper like that for a long time now for all. for a year now the e.u.'s been confronted with the red lines they float all about the red lines of the u.k. but they've been waiting for concrete proposals on how to move forward and so now today you. will not discuss on the basis of this but will use it in the negotiations it is a step forward it contains as you have said some useful elements and that is why they will not shoot it down imm

sunny spells coming back to scotland and northern ireland. 0ne spells coming back to scotland and northernme heat towards east anglia and south—east england. the east midlands as well. high 20s to near 30. could be an isolated shower. the last day of temperatures like this as this weather system clears on through as we go into tuesday. that opens the door to cooler and fresh as building south right across the uk. it would be cold, but where it has been so hot, temperatures will come down by several degrees and they will be several degrees and they will be several dry days to come bar the odd shower midweek. but yes, it is going to feel a little bit different. hello, this is bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. president trump has confirmed he intends to run for election in 2020. he made the comments during an interview with the journalist piers morgan. the us president also spoke about his meeting with queen elizabeth. this has been described as a private visit to scotland, but president trump is not publicity shy. making his way around the turnberry fairways, acknowledging the waiting media and pr

i mean but i think they you know in the circumstances of northern ireland we're without institutions for fifteen months and i think that the primary issue for us to do now is a learned. position to try and get the institutions back up and running i think that's what both governments should be do not think is what all the party should be doing. and i think a cool attitude like sinn fein's where you get the kind of rhetoric from gerry adams the full mission failed leaders and i believe the british government has no right to be an island never had any right to be an island and never will have any right to be and that's going back to the battle it is it is what happens as i was on the t.v. program to go to a day with some of the extreme unionists. and they would almost question the rights of gerry adams to be in order and so i know afraid that it doesn't help on either side it and that kind of language doesn't happen either side but in fairness you have to door a lot of had people in both the unionist and nationalists and this week we've had the loyalists ition of very positive statement

still pleasantly warm across scotland, northern ireland, northern england.omes in at across scotla nd that rain comes in at across scotland and northern ireland. about ten, five millimetres. some of the rain pushes into north and west england and north west wales. much stays drier, a little bit on the muqqy stays drier, a little bit on the muggy side towards the south—east corner. we are likely to be sunshine to friday morning. most places in the north starting cloudy. some becoming few in number as we go to the afternoon. a scattering of showers. cannot guarantee every garden will see a welcome drop of rain. there is the chance of the torrential thunderstorm down towards the south—east corner with the risk of flooding. temperatures down a little because we bring atlantic air back through the latest starter friday into saturday as the cold front worked its way southwards and original high—pressure move in. there is still the remnants of that cold front on saturday. we could see one or two showers through the day, an isolated light shower through the north. t

the same across northern ireland and northern england.rland to northern norfolk, we have that cloud coming in from the north sea. again in the south, you can see how the cloud is building. that is already producing showers across devon and cornwall and in the morning we will see them getting into south wales as well. away from those areas, it is a bright and sunny start to the day, but a fresh date than we have been used to. it is quite cool at wimbledon, actually, this morning. through the day, that cloud coming in from the north sea will push back towards the east coastline. some of it will stick around and some will be thick enough for the odd shower. showers developing also across northern scotland, and in the south we are also looking at some showers. they could pop up almost anywhere, but in the west they are likely to be heavy. the better of the sunshine is in northern ireland and northern wales, with the highest temperatures of 26 and 27. in the evening and overnight, more cloud coming in from the north sea. most of the showers wi

rain in the west of northern ireland. a lot of dry weather. england before clearing into the north sea later on. showers in the south—east. we expect some in london this morning. they will head eastwards as we go through the day. through the day you can see what is happening. the rain in scotland and northern ireland moves further north. there will be showers ahead of it. some of it will be heavy, potentially thundery. elsewhere, with the rain in wales it will clear into northern england. in between we will see some sunny spells. temperature—wise today we are looking at 15 in the north to about 25 into the south. the average is around about that. for some it might be lower, for some it might be higher. this evening some pleasant evening sunshine to look forward to. tonight we have rain from the south coming further north. still, rain in the north—west and temperatures dropping to around 10— 15. tomorrow, the rain in the south—east clears into the north sea. we have dry weather around, sunshine and in the north—west we still have some of the ra

reflections from others in northern ireland?re is no good news in brexit. i am sure she will hear from businesses of the catastrophic inflation —— implications in terms of trade and business. i thought it was a very wide—ranging speech and the commitment of the union is to be welcomed, which she reiterated on a numberof welcomed, which she reiterated on a number of occasions that that was not to be a hard order in the island of ireland and also not within the uk. that was the strong message that she kept repeating. and yes, visiting northern ireland matters because of that crucial sticking point of the border with the republic — how to keep it open in the long term after brexit. the uk and the eu cannot agree, and they need to if they are to sign a withdrawal agreement in the coming months. gathering in brussels today, europe ministers, meeting to talk about brexit, and they know how turbulent things have been at westminster. we are extremely aware of the current situation. nobody wa nts to of the current situation. nobody wants

it will affect more of scotland and northern ireland on sunday, as we'll see in a moment.l be sunshine, there will be warmth. in fact, building warmth particularly across parts of england and wales. sunday looking even hotter in places. so a real range of weather this weekend. this is what it looks on saturday morning then. the cloud, some outbreaks of rain, far north—west of scotland, maybe willjust fringe into the west of northern ireland later in the day. yes, cloud increases ahead of that. but the further south and east you are in scotland and northern ireland there will be some sunny spells to be had. some cloud building in england and wales. you can see from the colours here, warm to hot sunshine to be had. a range of temperatures, quite breezy as well with the cloud and some outbreaks of rain in north—west scotland. there mayjust be an isolated shower popping up across eastern parts of england. most will avoid that and stay dry. here's how it's looking for the wimbledon finals this weekend, the men's final could be one of the hottest men's finals for decades, coming

i will make the point that we have put forward a proposal for trade with deals with the northern ireland were and plan a is the preferable route to take in terms of dealing with the northern island border. that's what we have published in our white paper. as come to discuss with european union and the european commission, the withdrawal agreement, we obviously committed to having that in the withdrawal agreement. those discussions are still taking place. >> when will you complete the backstop proposal? >> the discussions and negotiations on the backstop proposal in the withdrawal agreement and the negotiations will continue and people will see what the final details are when the final withdrawal agreement is ready. >> on the question of regulator regulatory, when will that be addressed. you recognize that it needed to be addressed. will that be in the next month or two? it will be addressed in negotiations. all right. now if parliament were to choose to diverge from the common rule and the common rulebook with applied to the backstop, then wouldn't that in effect mean a return to checks

no hard border between northern ireland and ireland. there is what some people say is on offer from the eu, a model that affects the european economic area, but going further in some places and remaining in the customs union for the home of the u.k. this would mean continued free move in, continued payment every year to the eu for market access, a continued obligation to follow law, no independent trade policy, with no ability to strike our own trade deals around the world. i firmly believe this would not honor the referendum result. if the eu continues on this course, there is a serious risk that could lead to no deal, and this would most likely be a disorderly no deal. without an agreement on our future relationship, i cannot see that this parliament would andove the agreement, without these commitments the eu would resign or withdraw the agreement. mr. speaker, a responsible government must prepare for a range of potential outcomes, including the possibility of no deal. >> [shouting] >> including the possibility of no deal, and given

maybe just clipping the east of northern ireland and into southern scotland first light but much of northernright start with some sunshine, although in the hebrides, some of the strongest of winds. 50—60mph gusts in the morning with outbreaks of rain. but getting better here, compared to the rest of scotland where it will turn cloudier and wetter through the day, especially through central and eastern parts. northern ireland, just one or two showers clipping the east, many will have a much better day than saturday. england and wales, the cloud and persistent rain of the morning will ease back to sunshine and showers for the afternoon. some of those on the heavy side, but also, note the temperatures. it will be the first day in a while where we have seen temperatures lower than the average for this time of year quite widely. into sunday night, lots of dry weather, clear skies but a few showers to southern and western areas later. still have a south—westerly wind. while we dropped down into single figures in rural parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, further south, tempera

it looks like another glorious day in northern ireland. rthern irish water infrastructure, huge peaks and aman, some places have had low pressure, other places temporary failure in supply. this is where water is treated and pumped out to customers in belfast and nearby towns. there's no shortage of water in the reservoir, or others in northern ireland, the problem is treating it and pumping it out quickly enough. people are using it faster than it can be supplied. the heatwave has had a number of knock—on effects, creating challenges for farmers. had a number of knock—on effects, creating challenges forfarmers. i'm joined by ivor ferguson, the president of the ulster farmer union. this has been posing challenges for grazers, what are the issues rose blue especially in the east, where they haven't had rain forfour east, where they haven't had rain for four weeks east, where they haven't had rain forfour weeks —— east, where they haven't had rain for four weeks —— issues? grass is drying up, not growing, and they have had to supplement the gr

this is the amber warning for northern ireland from the met 0ffice. for northern ireland from the metepared for some local flooding. for the rest of today and into the evening, further showers. the winds will pick up across the south—west, in south—western england, wales, the north west of england by the end of the night. eastern areas should stay dry and the loans of scotland and perhaps northern ireland in between these two weather systems. —— the highlands. blustery day on sunday, an area of low pressure here of the western isles of scotland. windy weather in the western isles and towards the south—west. in the south—west, gales of 40—50 mph, bad news barrett holiday—makers, and the rain drips to the north and east. most of those catching some rain tomorrow and the brecon beacons could be a lot, 50 millilitres. a couple pockets around the uk, north west of scotland and northern ireland, not a bad day with sunshine. it is cold everybody, relatively speaking, temperatures to polygamy in the high teens or 20s celsius. —— temperatures typically. high pressure across the atlantic on mon

also some of that rain threatening eastern areas of northern ireland. 0therwise eastern areas of northernbe a recently pleasant night for getting a decent night's sleep. looking at the weather picture into tomorrow morning, we will get that rain turning heavierfor tomorrow morning, we will get that rain turning heavier for a tomorrow morning, we will get that rain turning heavierfor a time across south—west scotland, but then the rain will tend to fizzle as the moisture along the front gets spread out. that will be the focus of one or two showers across wales in south—west england, but apart from that there will be a lot of dry weather. similar weather across england and wales for the most part. temperatures of 25 celsius. so it is not cold, it is just not as hot as it has been over those recent days. and if you are planning to watch the big match as we head into the evening time, the weather will not change a great deal. a lot of dry weather for those outdoor locations, and temperatures just slowly drifting their way down but still co mforta ble drifting their way down but still comforta

borders. >> one of the reasons you are not going to a canadian plus-plus-plus trade agreement with northern ireland remaining. they won't do that, will they? prime minister may: the proposal was for free trade agreement which -- actual tool split the ireland. >> if we have a w.t.o. with or without an agreement, withdrawal agreement, can you give us an assurance it will be on the brexit that is whole for the united kingdom and no uestion of getting through the united kingdom? prime minister may: what i have been and said on many, many occasions that one of the targets, one of the aims that i have in relation to the negotiations that we have to ensure we retain the united kingdom together, i believe that is important. so i will be looking to ensure we are to maintain -- as i said in response to earlier questions. >> that's fine. prime minister may: we will have to consider what action we take. >> they are planning for an invisible frontier in northern ireland. prime minister may: the issue of what happened in relation to that is an element that we have to be looking at as we are undertaking the no-de

but this were the front was change things from any and northern ireland, with roynein from any and northernth royne in places, and in scotland today with the outbreaks of rain gradually putting south—east, the rain clearing away from northern ireland, outbreaks of rain going further east across scotland. reaching just into westernmost parts of england and wales by the end of the night, but the bulk of england is clear. fresher and towards western scotland and northern ireland compared with last night. the rain slowly moving east, pulling away from scotland with sunny spells following. northern ireland, one or two sunny spells into the afternoon, but these showers gradually moving further east will include heavier possibly thundery downpours. you can see from the temperature colour is still some heat in east anglia, near 30 hotspots, but behind this weather system, it is feeling cooler and fresher compared with recent days. system continues to take outbreaks of showery rain, further east and south—east as we go through monday night and it's tuesday morning, probably hardly anything at all in

people in northern ireland had hoped these scenes had disappeared from their streets.an unwelcome reminder that paramilitary violence has not ended. in londonderry, there were six nights of trouble in the bogside area. police blamed dissident republicans who are opposed to the peace process. sinn fein condemned the rioting, and this may have been the retaliation for that — an explosive device, made up of large fireworks, was thrown at the home of the party's former leader, gerry adams. he appealed for calm and had a message for those who targeted him. i'd like them or their representatives to come and meet me. i'd like them to sit down and explain to me what this is about. i'd like those who are involved in exploiting children in derry to do the same thing. a similar device was thrown at the house of bobby storey, one of mr adams's closest allies. he's a former ira prisoner who is also a senior senior sinn fein member. sinn fein dominates irish republicanism. the party has greatly increased its electoral strength during the peace process. but there's a small minority o