of cloud building up, a little bit of convection, it could give an isolated light shower over the penninesrhaps over the downs in the south—east, but on the whole drier, sunnier and it will feel warmer as well. temperatures should be a little bit higher for most areas on sunday. that's really the theme as we head into next week. high pressure around, a lot of dry weather, more in the way of sunshine and, because of that, it will feel warmer. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the un says houthi rebels in yemen appear to be honouring a pledge to withdraw troops from key ports, opening a lifeline for millions of people facing famine. concerns over climate change might restrict the growth of flying in the uk, according to a senior civil servant. a 74—year—old man who was shot with a crossbow bolt in north wales last month has died. fly—tipping in england is up by nearly 40% in the past five years. the local government association says nobody has yet been given the maximum sentence. now on bbc news... in one of his first and only interviews in prison since he was imprisoned last april,

into the afternoon, crossed the pennines, the lakeland afternoon, crossed the pennines, the la kelander on eastern and southern coasts thanks to the breeze. an easterly breeze developing on thursday. this low pressure a cross developing on thursday. this low pressure across central europe is trying to creep towards us, high—pressure edging away, and the cap on the atmosphere stopping the cloud and showers building up starts to erode, so a greater chance of cloud. some in the morning around the coast of north—east scotland, and a greater chance of showers in western scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon. most places will be dry, but cloud will develop through the day. temperatures dropping away. on friday, an easterly breeze making it feel cooler on eastern coasts. cloudy conditions for england and wales. one or two showers, most will be dry. it will be pleasantly warm, still the sunshine of a head and temperatures at levels they should be for the time of year. if winds ease in the south this weekend, it may warm up a little. it will be a cooler, cloudier story this weekend. t

in the west african country of pennine the continent's largest lake community has managed to preserveits lifestyle and traditions for more than 250 years barters am a blotting reports people in the fishing village of gun very find it increasingly difficult to do. their unique legacy from the pressures of modern life. what they say about gun view is that life is peaceful. for more than 250 years people have been living on the water and what's thought to be africa's largest lake community it's grown to around 35000 people. our guide is 23 year old hermann's also he grew up here but is now studying on the mainland he shows us around the fish farms the main source of income for most families the 5 we meet here are doing year he explains that business is tough because they have to invest so much in it for so little return. to go around the world when we castanets and don't catch any fish it breaks our hearts we have no choice but to come back to fishing because we have nothing else to do if we can get some help to move away from this work it would be good what we really need is help. the w

you may see an isolated shower more especially into the pennines, but thatis especially into the penninesland, which will be nudging mid 20s for wednesday afternoon. gradual changes during the of the week, high pressure is further away, low pressure starts to speu further away, low pressure starts to spell cloud, and these showers coming our way, i saw was closer together, so more of us is in the wind picking up as well. this is shaping up, more cloud for scotland into northern ireland, if you showers breaking out here, england and wales staying mainly dry, more cloud through the day. still warm spots near 20 celsius, shaving a few degrees off those temperatures. maybe just a little bit cooler on friday, more of us will notice the stronger easterly wind, a greater chance of seeing wet weather through parts of england and wales, may be showers into northern ireland, largely dry wood sunshine in scotland. if you hope all for something wet in the garden, chances increase into the weekend, particularly during saturday, but the breeze does —— to ease down. that is your latest forecast, back la

sunshine from dawn to dusk, perhaps just a little bit of cloud developing and bubbling up across the penninesins of scotland. in the best of the sunshine, the warmest parts again likely to reach 24 degrees celsius although fairly widely we're looking at temperatures into the high teens to low 20s. so another fine looking day coming up on wednesday. looking at the charts then towards the end of the week, we start to see some changes. an area of low pressure that has been bothering central europe recently, sneaks a little bit closer. the isobars get a little bit close together as well. so we will have a stronger easterly breeze blowing across these eastern shores of scotland, eastern parts of england. that will tend to knock the temperatures down. but as well as that there's likely to be a little bit more cloud around, maybe a few showers dotted around across the north and west. otherwise it's mainly dry. but the temperatures, you'll notice, generally into the high teens rather than the 20s. that trend into slightly cooler weather continues on into friday. still quite a bit of cloud around. the

east anglia, particularly during the afternoon, and some of those during the afternoon across the penninesu do get some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but temperatures still down on where they should be this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through into the night and into tuesday morning, just because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a greater chance of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we're most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but, as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine. notice there will be showers breaking out here and there. can't promise you'll get one, can't promise you'll stay dry, but

sunshine from dawn to dusk, perhaps just a little bit of cloud developing and bubbling up across the penninessunshine, the warmest parts again likely to reach 2a degrees celsius although fairly widely we're looking at temperatures into the high teens to low 20s. so another fine looking day coming up on wednesday. looking at the charts then towards the end of the week, we start to see some changes. an area of low pressure that has been bothering central europe recently, sneaks a little bit closer. the isobars get a little bit close together as well. so we wil have a stronger easterly breeze blowing across these eastern shores of scotland, eastern parts of england. that will tend to knock the temperatures down. but as well as that there's likely to be a little bit more cloud around, maybe a few showers dotted around across the north and west. otherwise it's mainly dry. but the temperatures, you'll notice, generally into the high teens rather than the 20s. that trend into slightly cooler weather continues on into friday. still quite a bit of cloud around. there could be a few splashes of rain he

have you downpours across the pennines, peak district in the afternoon, maybe lincolnshire and norfolkh, more than the north. temperatures around 9— 13 degrees. with very light winds through monday night energy tuesday, how you manage muqqy night energy tuesday, how you manage muggy is how you start tuesday. through the day we will see more showers crop up here and there. varying amounts of cloud. not huge amounts. around 7— 13 degrees. finishing the day with cornal turning wicket. this links to this area of low pressure which will bring strong winds across france and the channel islands. it will push in more in the way of rain. if the garden looks a bit parts in eastern england, more chance of seeing welcome england, more chance of seeing welco m e wet england, more chance of seeing welcome wet weather by this stage. that will easily into thursday. the odd shower around and staying on the cool side for much of next week. i will have more throughout the night. see you later. this is bbc news. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: palestinian officials say four people have been killed in ga

most of us, pennines, the south downs. most of us, warmer. pennines, the south downs.s a need for rain. at the moment, it's looking dry again for the next four or five days. what we will find is temperatures gradually rising. monday sees temperatures higher than those of today. temperatures are rising higher. tuesday, as you can see, the easterly breeze, just picking the temperatures back. with that reason it means we're going to see the warmest weather so into the low 20s. that high—pressure sitting just to the east of us. when we see the highest temperatures but for all, it's dry and for all, it will feel warmer. temperatures below average. we are getting towards where they should be for this time of year. the warmth developing midweek further north and west. they do tail off again. back to you too. thanks very much. i'm liking all that yellow that we are seeing. that's a good sign. now it's time for the travel show. this week on the show: the remnants of france's nazi occupation. in some ways, this place is immaculate. it feels in some areas as though the germans ha

during the afternoon, heavy showers expected across the pennines and peak district.south, isolated showers, most will stay dry through bank holiday monday. a fair bit of cloud. a chance of sunshine further north. one or two showers. light winds between monday and tuesday. little changes. if anything on tuesday we will see more showers but up during the day. some of you will continue to stay dry. late in the day we will see heavy rain towards cornal. if you are across southern and eastern areas, desperate for rain, this is your one chance this week stop area of low pressure spreading its way in. strong winds across france and perhaps the channel islands. a greater chance of more persistent rainfor greater chance of more persistent rain for england and wales through the day on wednesday fourth that will clear through into thursday with showers and throughout next week we stay on the corlis side with temperatures around 10— degrees at best —— cooler side. they will have more throughout the night. goodbye for now. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorr

could give an isolated, like shower over the pennines and perhaps the downs.ressure around, dry weather and more in the way of sunshine and because of that, it will feel warmer. this is bbc news, i'm simon pusey. our top stories: hope for the people of yemen as rebel and government forces begin to withdraw from several key ports. an attack on a luxury hotel in south west pakistan ends with three gunmen killed — a militant group says it was targetting foreign investors. migrants who survived when their boat capsized off the coast of tunisia have given their account of the disaster in which at least 60 people drowned. dozens of us states join a lawsuit against major drugs companies accusing them of price—fixing and trying to reduce competition. it's known as the olympics of the art world, artists descend on venice for its biennalel international art festival.

east anglia, particularly during the afternoon, and some of those during the afternoon, across the pennines, so if you do get some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but the temperatures still down on where we should be at this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through the night and into tuesday morning, just because there‘s not much in the way of wind around. it‘s not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a fair amount of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we‘re most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine, notice there‘ll be showers breaking out here and there. can‘t promise you‘ll get one, can‘t promise you‘ll stay dry,

late into the afternoon, across the pennines, the lincolnshire fells and southern opulence of scotlandcloud bubbling up and an outside chance of a shower or two. —— the southern uplands of scotland. 22—25dc across central and northern scotland. cooler further south. on thursday, the low pressure in central europe is trying to creep towards us, high pressure trying to edge away, and in doing so, a greater chance of cloud. a chance of a few showers in western scotland and maybe northern ireland in the afternoon. england and wales will see more cloud developed through the day. a few spots will still get to around 20 celsius, but most in the mid to high teens. it will be cooler along the eastern coast. cloudy conditions for england and wales and a greater chance of one or two showers, though most areas will be drive. if the wind starts to ease down across the south this weekend, it may warm up just a little bit. overall, this weekend, a cooler, cloudier story. nice where you got the sunshine, based on the western coast, a greater chance of a few showers, particularly on saturday. goodbye.

the best of the weather eastern pennines, east anglia, eastern pennines, east anglia, eastern englandst could see highs of 23, just like we had yesterday. as we go through the night tonight, the cloud rain continuing through scotland. 0utbreaks rain continuing through scotland. outbreaks of rain continuing through scotland. 0utbrea ks of light rain continuing through scotland. outbreaks of light rain in the south—west but not amounting to much until the end of the night. it stays dry for the bulk of england and wales. sunday quite promising but more rain to come because of the cold front will start to present from the atlantic. the isobars squeezing together and the wind digging up. rather breezy, some of the rain quite heavy across scotland, northern england and into wales. eventually it will push its way into the midlands and the south—east corner. it will start to weekend but rain into the afternoon. behind it a brighter story with some sunshine with the exception of the far north of scotland. by bank holiday monday, the cold front sweeps through. introducing colder, fresher air. t

an isolated chance of a shower across the south downs and possibly the pennines but it isa downs andwas a little bit overnight as well. next week for most should be dry with sunny spells. but there will be some mist and fog first thing in the mornings and fog first thing in the mornings and it does not look as though it lasts throughout next week. peaking in the middle part of the week by the end of the week it looks as if it will then start to turn unsettled again. remember, no matter how chilly it feels, the sun is still pretty strong at this time of year. it is heating up next week again. thankfully. now newswatch with samira ahmed. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. a cause for celebration for the duke and duchess of sussex, but the queue for complaints from some. that bbc coverage of the new baby was excessive and sycophantic. and did bbc news give too much currency to the tweet sent by danny baker which resulted in his being sacked by radio five live? this time there were no cameras waiting for days outside a hospital, as there had been for the birth of the d

and northern ireland through the day to stop a little bit of the entries in the showers over the penninesia make any day. most places dry, 11 or 13 and should not go to court we have some glimpse of sunshine. cloud for scotland, but blue skies returning. tuesday summer showers cropping up for another hour, northern england and scotland it is falling as snow again in the higher ground. temperature seven to ten in the north. we could see 13 sizes in the south—east, so not as chilly on tuesday, but late on to get into when we are going to be seeing the adviser of this area of low pressure moving in from the south—west. if unsettled spell of weather through the middle of the week. think an increasingly wet and when through wednesday. some heavy showers abound on thursday. but, do enjoy the drier weather over the next couple of days. temperatures are not great for the time of year. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at eleven... the prime minister appeals tojeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit. the shadow chancellor says labour wants a custom

particularly to the east of the pennines.gland, perhaps clipping wales. those showers could be heavy and thundery too. through the evening and overnight, the showers become fewer and lighter, many places turning dry. remember, all that low cloud and misty weather along the north sea coast will push a little further inland tonight. pretty mild out there though. temperatures around eight or nine degrees. as we head into monday, almost a repeat performance of today. after a misty start, it will be warm in the sunshine with showers arriving and they may be heavy and thundery once again and slow—moving because the winds are very light. that is why we have that mist and fog around in the morning that lifts, the sunshine develops a little more widely, triggering showers. more showers across northern ireland, the high ground of scotland, over the north of england, down through the midlands, toward central southern england and over the hills of wales. again, a little bit misty around the north sea coast with temperatures tommorrow sim

eventually reaching wales and the midlands and pennines and peak district.e north of it, chances of sunshine here and there. integers there, little will change, not too much on the way of wind. finish monday, start tuesday. showers will break out here and there is the temperature starts to rise throughout the day and really at levels we have seen over the past day —— temperatures. 7— 13 degrees. then, on wednesday, this pressure sta rts then, on wednesday, this pressure starts to spin its way in. a greater chance of more persistent rain for many of you, which will break up into showers and stay cool on 00:29:18,645 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 thursday. see you soon. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. palestinian officials say a mother and her baby were among four people killed in the gaza strip during hours of israeli air strikes and tank fire. israel disputes it was a result of their strikes and says it's responding to palestinian militants who've fired more than 200 rockets into southern israel. three israelis were wounded by the barrage. 0ur mid

of cloud building up, a little bit of convection, it could give an isolated light shower over the penninesunnier and it will feel warmer as well. temperatures should be a little bit higher for most areas on sunday. that's really the theme as we head into next week. high pressure around, a lot of dry weather, more in the way of sunshine and, because of that, it will feel warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines: the un says houthi rebels trying to topple the government in yemen are honouring a pledge to withdraw troops from key ports in the country, the first signficant step in a ceasefire agreement. the signs on the ground are people saying it's the ball is in the court of the un and the so—called government and the people of the un who are trying to pressurise and obstruct the agreement. labour says it plans to introduce a £10 an hour minimum wage for all workers, including those under the age of 18. scores of migrants are rescued from the mediterranean, as dangerous crossings to europe increase, with better weather. the venice art biennale opens — with english, scottish,

some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be a little'll work their way into lincolnshire, maybe east anglia, later today. to the south of that for bank holiday, lots of cloud, some sunshine, only isolated showers. moat will be dry. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers, though, and a lighter breeze. but, for all, a fairly cool day. now, with light winds around to finish monday, what you finish monday you'll start with on tuesday. but through tuesday the cloud will bubble up. greater chance of showers developing here and there. some of you will stay completely dry. but by the end of the day, towards cornwall, things are set to turn that bit wetter and windier. temperatures are still a disappointing 7—13 degrees. the wet and windy weather, strongest crossed france in the channel islands. it will spread significant rain across england and wales. they were today for england and wales. gardeners across eastern areas could rejoice. that quickly through into thursday. sunshine and showers until then. staying a l

may get an isolated shower over the peaks, the pennines, and may be the downs in the south—east. higher than they were on saturday. mind you, as we head into the evening, it gets chilly very quickly as the sun goes down. not so much across northern ireland with a southerly breeze and it won't be as cold in scotland either. much more cloud coming in overnight so maybe escaping a frost here this time. maybe not quite so lucky across east anglia, temperatures won't be far from freezing in some rural areas. but this is the story really as we head into next week. high pressure, dry weather, more in the way of sunshine and as a result it's going to feel warmer, much better than it has been over the last week or so. we have still got some patchy cloud around i think on monday. the sunshine probably a little bit hazy in places, cloud coming down from the north—west. so it's not blue skies everywhere but for many of us those temperatures are continuing to rise, helped by the southerly breeze in northern ireland and in scotland temperatures could be close to 20 degrees also on monday. as w

there could be an outside chance of a shower in the south downs, the peak district and the pennines.n the northern isles, so they will continue on and off this morning and into the afternoon. that weather front is brushing around the periphery of scotland and northern ireland. it is giving us some cloud and it will not be as cold as it was this morning. they may well be ground frost levels. as we go through the next few days and the temperatures get higher, they will not fall as low at night. frost becomes less of a risk. temperatures getting above average will be more on the cards, particularly for the western side of the uk. the east will pick up a bit of an easterly breeze. 17—19 quite widely in areas away from the coast. we will see the sea breeze settle in in that strong may sunshine. that is just tempering the feel of things a little bit on the feel of things a little bit on the north sea coast. still very pleasant. and into the 20s potentially in the central lowlands and parts of wales as well. this is because the high pressure is orientated to the east and we have gotan orien

heavy showers into the pennines and peak district and lincolnshire. most lisa seeing sunshine.news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: palestinian militants and israeli forces exchange rocket and air strikes as officals say four people have been killed in gaza in two days of violence. as cyclone fani leaves devastation and floods, india and bangladesh are praised for saving many lives after evacuating millions of people in its path. this is the seen live in bangkok. -- scene. thailand's king grants new titles to members of the royalfamily on the second day of elaborate ceremonies marking his coronation. dust off your leg—warmers as the kids from fame reunite

in northern england, heavy showers likely to be to the eastern side of the pennines, some showers throughit of luck, the south—east may stay dry. the showers will be fewer and lighter overnight. but the low cloud around some of the north sea coast, that will tend to push further inland so a bit of mist and fog around overnight tonight. but eight or 9 degrees. as we head into tomorrow we can expect more of the same. more sunshine around but slow moving and heavy showers. not much wind to change the weather or move the showers around. that is why we are seeing mist and patchy fog in the morning. that will tend to lift and you can see sunny spells developing for more of the country but they showers never too far away from northern ireland, over the high ground in scotland and down the spine of england and over the high ground in wales. temperatures tomorrow will be similar to those today. 0ver tomorrow will be similar to those today. over the week temperatures will not change an awful lot. low pressure over towards the near continent, high pressure coming in slowly from the atlantic but it's

the best of the sunshine in sheltered eastern areas to the east of the pennines.ternoon but still pleasant enough with highest values of 23. similar to the last couple of days but cooler and fresher further north. that's because the rain continues and if anything it will turn heavier and more persistent into scotland overnight. we keep quite a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain into northern ireland and north west england, it stays largely dry and mild elsewhere. but for sunday a change to come, the cold front gradually drifting steadily south and east through the day and it is going to weaken, to a band of cloud and showers across the midlands and the south—east corner but there will be some rain for the south—east but behind it drier and brighter and sunnier conditions with the exception the far north of scotland. what you start with on sunday you are not likely to finish with. still highest values of 21, not expected to last as the fronts move out of the way, plenty of isobars on the charts for monday coming from a north—westerly direction. so a cooler source t

amount of convection, patchy cloud bubbling up, may get an isolated light shower over the peaks, the penninesher around more widely and for most of us, temperatures will be higher than they were on saturday. mind you, as we head into the evening, it gets chilly very quickly as the sun goes down. not so much across northern ireland with a southerly breeze and it won't be as cold in scotland either, much more cloud coming in overnight. maybe escaping a frost here this time. maybe not quite so lucky across east anglia, temperatures won't be far from freezing in some rural areas. but this is the story as we head into next week. high—pressure, dry weather, more in the way of sunshine and as a result, it will feel warmer, much better than it has been over the last week or so. we still have some patchy cloud around, i think on monday. the sunshine probably a little bit hazy in places. cloud coming down from the north west so it's not blue skies everywhere, but for many of us those temperatures are continuing to rise, helped by the southerly breeze in northern ireland. and in scotland, temperatures c

the odd heavier shower across the pennines and peak district later.t chance of sunshine will be in scotland. to finish the day, showers from northern england right through towards east anglia. showers in northern scotland will fade. it will be wettest on wednesday, and it will stay cool by day and by night. now it is time for a bbc investigation. they'd look at a couple who abused girls for many yea rs couple who abused girls for many years in barry. did they act alone? barry island. beyond the facade of the fun fair, this is a place which for some holds dark memories. on top calm. flopping underneath. sally and joann grew up in barry, during the 1980s. the swans had been here since i was a child. this was where we would hang around. this was our playground. yeah. their paths crossed as children. i remember being little girls and then gone, so. i always thought about you. 0h, bless you. always. but, 30 years on, they discovered they shared a sickening secret. i thought that you all knew. i thought that we all knew. what was happening to each other. it

convection, a bit of patchy cloud bubbling up, which may give an isolated light shower over the pennines of us warmer than it was today. that is really the theme is a head into next week. a lot of dry weather, more in the way of sunshine and an improvement in what we have seen over the last week, and with that sunshine it should feel warmer as well. not going to be blue skies, though, every day. there is a bit of high cloud coming further across scotland and northern ireland into england and wales. it will make the sunshine hazy on monday, but dry. some sunshine and those temperatures continuing to rise in most areas. it could be close to 20 degrees, for example, in the central belt of scotland. the position of high pressure is going to be crucial because that is going to dominate our weather over the week ahead. it is sitting more to the east of the uk so temperatures won't be quite so high in the south—east. the warmest of the air is pushing up to the north—west of the uk. these temperatures are an improvement on what we have seen just recently and it is going to be dry and there will

a few showers in the afternoon in the pennines and east of the pennines, elsewhere it should be mostlys moving in. so lighter winds on sunday. it could be quite chilly first thing. some patchy mist and fog which would tend to clear away and then some sunshine. some cloud developing in the afternoon perhaps the odd shower but for many of us, dry and temperatures will start to creep up a little bit. about 13—16, about 18 degrees south wales. then the temperature is likely to increase further as we go into next week. it will get warmer. the air will come from the south, so the oranges replacing the blues. a quick summary of what will happen throughout next week... plenty of dry weather, varying amounts of cloud, lengthy spells of sunshine. temperatures mid to high teens, perhaps even the low 20s. bye—bye. hello it's friday, it's 10:00am, i'm joanna gosling. hello, it's friday, it's10:00am, i'm joanna gosling. mps say the screening programme for breast, bowel and cervical cancers in england is unfit for purpose — and are concerned the screening service could actually get worse while it cha

some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be a littlea, later too. to the south of that for bank holiday, lots of cloud, some sunshine, only isolated showers. most will be dry. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers, though, and a lighter breeze. but, for all, a fairly cool day. now, with light winds around to finish monday, what you finish monday you'll probably start with on tuesday. but through tuesday the cloud will bubble up. greater chance of showers developing here and there. some of you will stay completely dry. but by the end of the day, towards cornwall, things are set to turn that bit wetter and windier. temperatures are still a disappointing 7—13 degrees. now, the wet and windy weather, courtesy of this area of low pressure, strongest of the winds, though, across france and maybe the channel islands. but what it will do, it'll spread the most significant rain across england and wales. so a wetter day for england and wales. gardeners, particularly across eastern areas, could rejoice. that will cl

it could be the odd light shower for the peak district with the pennines.rthern isles. this high cloud is leaving the sunshine he is the end northern ireland and scotland. the frost worries tonight more limited, but it will be cold in central and eastern areas and there could be mist and fog returning to these areas. into the new week, temperatures rise during the day, there is only so much they can drop at night, so because they are higher it will drop to frost levels. many parts will be dry and fine. the high pressure will stay with us. like winds on monday, lots of sunshine, so temperatures will get higher than those of today because they won't start from such low levels. 18 or 19 on the cards tomorrow. there is this north—easterly breeze in the eastern half of england. it is never a one direction at this time of year. we keep the westerly winds, sorry, southerly winds. temperatures will continue to rise. it is the north, west, where we expect the warmest weather this week. it will be a little bit lower in east anglia and the south—east because of the ea

a man tells a story of how his ancestors found sanctuary when they were escaping a war between pennines ancient kingdoms now there's no escaping the fact that many like him though proud of their heritage are looking for a different future i'm a blessing al-jazeera. venezuela's president nicolas maduro says talks in no way involving his government and the opposition explored what he called a peaceful agenda the discussions of now ended with representatives of the opposition leader. having left the country there had been hope that the meetings could help end the months long power struggle between. and president to do it a latin america editor lucien human has more from the venezuelan capital caracas. there is a tremendous amount of secrecy surrounding attempts to bring about some kind of a negotiated settlement to this ongoing conflict we do know that conversations that took place with representatives of both the government of president nicolas maduro and of opposition leaders in oslo norway have ended their representatives have returned here to the capital we don't know whether those tal

over the pennines. the wind is not as strong over east anglia.mest weather in scotla nd degrees with the warmest weather in scotland but widely temperatures in the high tweens and low 20s. things will begin to change on a thursday. more of an easterly wind. think of cloud making it feel quite a big caller as well. that's your weather. —— cooler. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: in tehran, the supreme leader rules out going to war with the us, but the pentagon raises the threat level against iran. increased security and a second overnight curfew in sri lanka, in response to a wave of anti—muslim violence. we speak to a lawyer who was a victim of the whatsapp cyber attack, and track down the company that developed the software in israel. and why san francisco is banning the use of facial recognition

a little bit of cloud bubbling up across the pennines and parts of scotland.ns and low 20s. looking at the chance towards the end of the week, we start to see some changes. an area of low pressure has been bothering central europe. its sneaks closer. isobars closer together. a stronger easterly breeze blowing across eastern of scotla nd breeze blowing across eastern of scotland and eastern parts of england. they will not let temperatures down. maybe a few showers dotted around the north and west. otherwise mainly dry. temperatures generally into the high teens rather than the 20s. that trend into slightly cooler weather moves into friday. probably the best of any moves into friday. probably the best ofany dry moves into friday. probably the best of any dry weather and sunshine towards the north and west of the british isles. scotland probably with the best of it. temperatures quite a bit cooler. into the weekend, it looks like it could be an unsettled weekend, cooler and cloudier with some sunshine around but also spells of rain for some at times. that's your

a cold day for northern england with heavy rain over the pennines.l of cloud we saw in the centre of the low was drifting eastwards across the uk. the weather front in the north is still there, that is the main focus for the rain and that should move away from scotland allowing sunshine from the north but the damp weather continues to feed into northern england and north wales showers for northern ireland and further south across england and wales heavy showers especially in the south—east of england. underneath the cloud it will be another chilly day. temperatures below average for this time of year. low pressure tends to pull away and takes away the rain on the weather front as well. low pressure there, low pressure here, high pressure there and there. without sort of weather pattern you get showers. difficult to say where they will be. this is our best forecast at the moment. some showers could be heavy and possibly thundery again but large parts of the uk will be dry with some sunshine. again, temperatures below average. as we head into the weeke

a little bit of patchy cloud across scotland and the pennines. pressure in central europe starts to move. an easterly breeze picks up and it is a combination on the thursday of those easterly winds strengthening along with more cloud being able to develop in the atmosphere. it will make things a field cooler as we go through the day. many are areas staying dry. highs between 15 and 18 degrees. not the 20s on the chart anymore and that trend of cooler weather continues on to friday. quite a bit of cloud around. england and wales with the best of the temperatures. it looks like it will stay pretty 00:28:35,939 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 cloudy into the weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: in an unprecedented statement, iran's supreme leader has said there will be no war with the us. but the pentagon insists the threat level has been raised because of what it describes as an escalation in iranian activities. earlier, contradicting the american line, a senior british officer played down the risk from fighters, backed by iran, in iraq or syria. in

it will start dry, the chance of a shower in the northern pennines, southern uplands. majority. plenty of sunshine to start the day tomorrow. the chance of patchy rain in western scotland. there may be a shower in the west of northern ireland. cloud is increasing in england and we. it will feel cooler in the stronger easterly wind that picks up more as we go into friday. over the weekend low pressure is close by. there is a chance of showers or outbreaks of rain. that winds will be easing over the weekend. temperatures will come ata the weekend. temperatures will come at a little bit once again. hello. you‘re watching afternoon live. i‘m rebecca jones. today at 3pm: itv axes thejeremy kyle show after a guest who took part in the programme is found dead. a man accused of making claims of abuse and murder is himself a committed and manipulative paedophile, a court has heard. one more chance — theresa may gives mps the opportunity to vote on brexit in earlyjune, whether or not the government and labour reach a deal by then. as senators in alabama ban abortion in all but e

the chance of a shower perhaps over the peaks and pennines and over the downs in the south—east. —— patchy temperatures for many places higher during the afternoon. high—pressure is building in over the afternoon. high—pressure is building in overthe uk, afternoon. high—pressure is building in over the uk, limiting the chance ofa in over the uk, limiting the chance of a shower on sunday. it is moot —— not moving fast. keeping the weather fronts at a. a lot of dry weather well into next week and with more in the way of sunshine, you should be feeling a bit warmer as well. goodbye. hello and welcome to bbc news — i'm reged ahmad. the united nations says houthi rebels trying to topple the government in yemen, are honouring a pledge to withdraw troops from key ports in the country. hodeida and a number of other smaller ports are crucial for the distribution of international aid, in a country where millions are on the verge of starvation. this report from our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, contains some distressing images.

we should see some heavy downpours across the south pennines.a shallow, temperatures around 13 degrees. to the north, chat sunshine, overall, a cold day. it could be one of our coldest bank holidays since they began in 1978. as you go into the night, you could see that whether front in the same areas was not you have a better chance of forward just like avoiding a frost in the far north of england just got them, but surely started tuesday morning with temperjust below freezing, away from the towns. this is not much wind around on tuesday so a zone of thick cloud and shallows is there. it's your story northwards, showers could break i just about anywhere. many places still staying dry, a bit less cold across southern side does make some southern areas. that is ahead of someone spreading into the south—west is this low pressure system approaches. the winds pushing and across france, on the northern edge, easterly winds will dominate for many adding to the chill on wednesday. it does been through england and wales, significant and useful rent espec

east anglia, particularly during the afternoon, and some of those during the afternoon across the penninesnow, the winds will be mainly light tomorrow, so if you do get some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but temperatures still down on where they should be this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through into the night and into tuesday morning, just because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a greater chance of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we're most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but, as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine. notice there will be showers breaking out here and there. can't promi

that wind may well poke a few holes in the cloud to the east of wales, the east of the pennines, but as well. further south, 23 degrees, it is getting warmer and a bit more humid as well. on friday, a heavy belt of rain in northern ireland and western scotland. they could be localised flooding issues. but in the south, temperatures are on the rise and that trend continues into the weekend. an improvement in the weather even across the north and west, but still a few showers. should be dry for england and wales and getting significantly warmer. temperatures in the warmest spot should get up to 27 degrees. and after a cool spell of weather in europe, it is also going to be warming up here as we head into the first part of the week. i would temperatures comparing fairly favourably. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live — i‘m ben brown. today at 2: the conservative leadership contender, borisjohnson, has been summonsed by a court to face accusations of misconduct in a public office. it follows claims he made during the brexit referendum, that the uk sent £350 million to the eu every week

there could be the odd light shower for the peak district and the pennines.thern ireland and western scotland. overnight preventing frost problems. the frost will be limited, but it will be chilly in central and eastern areas and mistand chilly in central and eastern areas and mist and fog return to these areas as well. as we go through the week and temperatures rise during the day there is only so much they can drop at night. it looks dry, warm and sunny in many areas. the high pressure stays with us and you can see light winds on monday and lots of sunshine. temperatures will get higher than those of today because they will not start from such low levels. 18 and 19 on the cards tomorrow. on tuesday we pick up cards tomorrow. on tuesday we pick up this north—easterly breeze across the eastern part of england. it is never a warm direction at this time of the year. but we keep the southerly winds further west and here the temperatures will continue to rise. it is the north and the west, north wales and north—west england where we expect the warmest weather thi

may get an isolated shower over the peaks, the pennines, and may be the downs in the south—east.s will be higher than they were on saturday. mind you, as we head into the evening, it gets chilly very quickly as the sun goes down. not so much across northern ireland with a southerly breeze and it won't be as cold in scotland either. much more cloud coming in overnight so maybe escaping a frost here this time. maybe not quite so lucky across east anglia, temperatures won't be far from freezing in some rural areas. but this is the story really as we head into next week. high pressure, dry weather, more in the way of sunshine and as a result it's going to feel warmer, much better than it has been over the last week or so. we have still got some patchy cloud around i think on monday. the sunshine probably a little bit hazy in places, cloud coming down from the north—west. so it's not blue skies everywhere but for many of us those temperatures are continuing to rise, helped by the southerly breeze in northern ireland and in scotland temperatures could be close to 20 degrees also on mon

east anglia, particularly during the afternoon, and some of those during the afternoon across the penninesill be mainly light tomorrow, so if you do get some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but temperatures still down on where they should be this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through into the night and into tuesday morning, just because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a greater chance of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we're most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but, as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine. notice there will be showers breaking out here and there. can't promise you'll get on

into scotland, moving away to northern england so perhaps temperatures rising to the east of the pennines temperatures continuing to rise towards the end of the week. the weather front is still there, stuck across western parts of the uk, ahead of it we are drawing in that warmth. further out the arena showers into northern ireland, up into scotland and most of england and wales should be dry with more in the way of sunshine. temperatures continued to rise across the board in england and wales, looking at the mid 20s in the south east. a different story for scotland and northern ireland even though it is warming upa northern ireland even though it is warming up a touch. the heat lapsing into saturday but sunday and monday the heat pushes away into the continent and we open up the door for atlantic but this is much more u nsettled, for atlantic but this is much more unsettled, changeable. we have the jetstrea m unsettled, changeable. we have the jetstream strengthening and slamming right into the uk pushing showers and longer spells of rain across the uk, particularly during the middle pa

sunshine from dawn to dusk, perhaps just a little bit of cloud developing and bubbling up across the penninesegrees celsius although fairly widely we're looking at temperatures into the high teens to low 20s. so another fine looking day coming up on wednesday. looking at the charts then towards the end of the week, we start to see some changes. an area of low pressure that has been bothering central europe recently, sneaks a little bit closer. the isobars get a little bit close together as well. so we wil have a stronger easterly breeze blowing across these eastern shores of scotland, eastern parts of england. that will tend to knock the temperatures down. but as well as that there's likely to be a little bit more cloud around, maybe a few showers dotted around across the north and west. otherwise it's mainly dry. but the temperatures, you'll notice, generally into the high teens rather than the 20s. that trend into slightly cooler weather continues on into friday. still quite a bit of cloud around. there could be a few splashes of rain here and there. probably the best of any dry weather and

some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be on the, isolated showers. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers and a light breeze. for all, a fairly cool day. with light winds around to vinnies monday, what if finished my day you will start with a tuesday. through tuesday the cloud will bubble up with the greater chance of showers developing here and there. some of you will stay completely dry. in the end of the day, towards cornwall, a full—term windy and wet. 7— 30 degrees. the wet and windy weather, strongest crossed france in the channel islands ——13. it will spread significant rain across england and wales. they were today for england and wales. gardeners across eastern areas could rejoice. that quickly through into thursday. such financials until then. staying a little on the cool side. bye for 110w. this is bbc news. the headlines: palestinian officials say a pregnant mother and her 14—month—old baby have been killed in israeli airstrikes in gaza. israel says the military action is a response to ove

the best of the sunshine in sheltered eastern areas to the east of the pennines. the afternoon but still pleasant enough with highest values of 23. similar to the last couple of days but cooler and fresher further north. that's because the rain continues and if anything it will turn heavier and more persistent into scotland overnight. we keep quite a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain into northern ireland and north west england, it stays largely dry and mild elsewhere. but for sunday a change to come, the cold front gradually drifting steadily south and east through the day and it is going to weaken, to a band of cloud and showers across the midlands and the south—east corner but there will be some rain for the south—east but behind it drier and brighter and sunnier conditions with the exception the far north of scotland. what you start with on sunday you are not likely to finish with. still highest values of 21, not expected to last as the fronts move out of the way, plenty of isobars on the charts for monday coming from a north—westerly direction. so a cooler s