we saw low pressure drifting away to scandinavia and in the process, the isobars became further scandinaviaa and in the process, the isobars became further apart but we look out west this area of cloud which is heading our way. there were a few showers earlier on as a gift to the south but some good spells overnight but still a shower or two in the north of scotland and the west of scotland and maybe northern ireland as well but most places will be dry. quite fresh out there. in rural spots, a bit cooler. an easy start of the day that out west, an area of low pressure is drifting ever closer so cloud amounts will be increasing. many central and eastern areas, light winds. a decent day in store but it will tend to cloud over. we will see some rain into northern ireland. the odd shower possible. the loss of dry weather, only 11! degrees in aberdeen but as high as 23, 24. quite a only 14 degrees in aberdeen but as high as 23,24. quite a range of temperatures on offer. into the evening, quite wet. that rain makes slow progress up until scotland. we will see some outbreaks of rain as well. one a

in towards scandinavia. we are into a run of more north—west winds, so a touch cooler across the board. the cooler air will introduce a few blustery showers. the further south you are, more in the way of cloud. patchy rain remaining in the west. temperature—wise, 15—21 or 22 in the south—east. hello. this is bbc news. thousands of people have been evacuated from tower blocks in north london, over concerns about fire safety. some residents spent the night in hotels or on airbeds in a leisure centre. 83 people have refused to leave. the general advice is to get out and evacuate. until circumstances change, i intend staying put. leader of the commons andrea leadsom calls on broadcasters to be ‘more patriotic‘ when reporting on brexit negotiations. they identified a number of issues in the blocks around the insulation, around gas pipes going into flats. and the all blacks storm ahead of the lions in their first head to head of the three test series. now on bbc news, the travel show. hello and welcome to the trav

. lot of isobars as the low pressure drifts towards scandinavia. warm area for us. and quite blustery across scotland. some eastern areas getting off toa scotland. some eastern areas getting off to a decent start, as in northern ireland and much of northern england to. however, across manchester towards hull, some wet weather first thing, and manchester towards hull, some wet weatherfirst thing, and east manchester towards hull, some wet weather first thing, and east anglia and the south—east starting largely dry if rather cloudy and breezy, but relatively warm, 17 in a few places. further west, some of that rain affecting glastonbury for a time in the morning. it's not heavy that some rain nevertheless. through the morning, something of a north—south split. certainly not a washout but some wet weather in central parts of wales, the midlands and towards east anglia by the afternoon with a fair bit of cloud either side of that. further north, sunny spells, scattered showers, 15 degrees also in glasgow, 23 in the london area. of course it the last da

we are going to do what germany, what scandinavia, what countries all over the world do and that is toake certain that public colleges and universities are tuition free. [applause] and we are going to significantly lower student debt because we believe that anyone in america who has the ability and the desire should be able to get a higher education regardless of his or her income. do whatre not going to the attorney general of the united states now wants her and we are not going to put more people in jail, we are going to fix a broken criminal justice system and invest in education and jobs for our young people, not more jails or incarceration. [applause] defundare not going to planned parenthood. we are going to vigorously defend a woman's right to choose. [applause] conclude bylet me saying this. we live in the wealthiest country in the history of the world. we are seeing an exploding technology, which, if used well, has extraordinary potential to improve life. we are an intelligent and hard-working people. if we are prepared to stand together, if we take on greed and selfishness, i

the ban — the first of its kind in scandinavia — would also apply to balaclavas and masks. time now for world business report. under the microscope: the ride—hailing app uber will reveal the conclusions of a self—imposed investigation in to its work practices. a day of reckoning for spain's prime minister: mariano rajoy faces a no—confidence vote in parliament over corruption allegations. hello. it is another day and this is another edition of world business report, with me, sally bundock. it is good to have you with us. it is a packed programme as usual. and we are starting with what looks like a bumpy ride for the taxi hailing company, uber. the us giant is expected to announce the recommendations from an extensive probe into its corporate culture and practices. the investigation was carried out by former us attorney general eric holder — who is understood to have suggested a series of measures to bring about far reaching change at the firm. uber commissioned the probe back in february after a blogpost by a former engineer. in it, susan fowler said she'd suffered from per

that area of low pressure drifts towards scandinavia.d north—west behind that low, never a warm direction. a breezy start of the day in scotland with scattered showers. those will be heavy on the west side. but towards the east, a bright and breezy start. similar in northern ireland and the far north of england. and that thicker cloud and rain. always thickest on the western side of wales. the far south—eastern corner of england will start dry. patchy rain towards the south and west, you might see that early on in glastonbury. then a north—south split with the northern half seeing the best of any sunshine. the southern half of the uk, a lot of cloud. rain will be light and patchy but a dull afternoon. 23 degrees, not bad in the south—eastern corner. 15 degrees in glasgow. a little rain early on in glastonbury but into the afternoon and evening, cloud breaking up and sunshine comes through. a bit of a breeze. getting onto monday, the best of the sunshine will be across the far south and east. north and west will have cloud and rain spread

drifting away towards scandinavia with a fair number of isobars wrapped around it so it will be breezyf the uk. wind is coming in from the north, all north—west, which is never warm. scattered showers in the north and west, breezy in the east. a decent start the day northern ireland and much of northern england for manchester across to wales. the southern half of the uk it is generally cloudy start to the day. clad in the south—east but dry. 16, first thing. further west always more in the way of cloud and rain. the rate at glastonbury should not last too long and should not be too heavy. the rain becomes light and patchy through the day and there will be a line of central wales, midlands towards east anglia. on the other side it will dry up. sunny spells loss of the clouds and a scatter of showers in the northern half. further south, down a notch or two. glastonbury, already getting towards the last day. rain drying up. like wind and it will feel pleasant. there is an area of rain into northern ireland ? there is an area of rain into northern ireland? about the timing of this rain. ke

. >> the second question is about scandinavia, about scandinavia taking global leadership, support for the earth summit, but during the 1950's and 1960's, i think.com or schulz -- did theytill play as much of a leadership role in the 1950's and 1960's? mr. parker: not that pops up in the documents i was going through. other than the congo crisis. the other you an official from scandinavia, they are not really players in this, and you would expect them to pop up, given the sort of foreign aid traditions of these places, especially the high levels of donation and development aid. especially because usia kept pretty careful tabs on what countries were helping places with their own media establishments, right? first of all, the british and french never really leave in media terms. they are sort of ubiquitous before independence and after, but when the independent governors -- governments want to compete with them and their neighbors, become to the usia -- not this building, but this agency, and they ask for help, and they also do the same thing in eastern europe. every once in a while, the

the big picture which sees one area of low pressure to the north—east of the uk heading towards scandinaviaeast for this area heading our way. in between the two there was a bit of a breeze and the amount of cloud. a few showers dotted around as well, mainly into scotland. a line of rain in a few parts of wales and through the midlands. heading south and fizzling out then the skies will be clearing in many places. there will still be a shower or two, in scotland and the north coast of northern ireland but generally dry weather with clear skies. temperatures getting away, major towns and cities hanging on to double figures but dipping down in rural spots to single figures. a decent start for many. particularly the further east you are, brighter early on. this is the area of low pressure creeping across ireland. the cloud will be thickening up in northern ireland through the morning. the rain will eventually setting and after a bright start in wales and the south—west it will tend to cloud over but elsewhere, a brightly with good spells of sunshine and light winds as well. it should feel plea

we have an area of low pressure drifting at three eastwards towards scandinavia doing monday.few showers in the north—west but a lot of dry weather through monday. one or two early showers on england are miles but they will fade. eastern scotland is doing well and will the breaks in the cloud in the eastern pennant. many southern counties doing well too. 19 degrees in aberdeen and closer to 17 further west. 11! or 15 in glasgow, cloud and showers coming and going. today even, —— in the evening, wetter weather in western scotla nd evening, wetter weather in western scotland into the few hours of tuesday morning and rain in wales. ten to 13 degrees that as though spots are lower. on tuesday, northern england will have a cloud and rain coming and going. it'll bryson on in the north of scotland. in wales, a decent day with their variable cloud. it will be warm, up to 19 in cardiff, 20 223 in london, 17 in glasgow and belfast. into the middle of the week and high—pressure is dominant force for much of the uk. the weather systems bring in a breeze and rain to the north—west of the u

that low pressure drifts towards scandinavia.around that area of low pressure. never a particularly warm direction for us. it's still quite blustery into the morning across scotland. some showers for the north and west in particular. some parts of aberdeenshire doing quite well. north and south, a lot more cloud around, and rain through the morning, but loudly —— largely dry. further west, more the morning, but loudly —— largely dry. furtherwest, more cloud the morning, but loudly —— largely dry. further west, more cloud and outbreaks of rain. never too heavy, but there will be some glastonbury for some times the morning. part of east anglia, most of the ring, even that patchy. most of that, sunny spells, one or two showers, 15, 16 for glasgow and belfast, as high as 20, 24in for glasgow and belfast, as high as 20, 2a in the london area. now we've got glastonbury into its last day. a little rain early on that that should clear away and it brightens up should clear away and it brightens up into the afternoon and early evening, and

you have 11% ireland. 7% scandinavia. little bit of finnish. of india. >> i would recommend that you all try doing this. because it does get fascinating. >>> it's time for real or fake starting with an insane balloon trick. >> it's going to make me sick. >> then -- >> it's a ghost. >> it's a ghost! >> and an impressive shot your eyes won't believe. >> wow. >> no, no. >> watch and decide. ebaum's world is next. got my license! (cheering) woo! going on my first targetrun. need anything? laundry detergent! toothpaste! i'll get my purse. ok, nana. get everyday low prices on everyday essentials, targetrun and done. i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay. yep. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up jus

low pressure moving towards scandinavia, winds coming down from the north and north—west.on the heavy side in the west. similar in northern ireland and the far north of england, and then that thicker cloud and some rain. rain all was heaviest in the western side of wales. eastern england will be much lighter. around 17 celsius in london by 9am. through the day, something ofa by 9am. through the day, something of a north—south split, if you showers in the western side of scotland. any rain should be mostly light and fairly patchy but it is a dull afternoon here. 22 celsius, not too bad in the south—east, 15 in glasgow, 17 in the newcastle and belfast. a bit of rain per glastonbury but not too bad, cloud will be breaking up into the afternoon. into monday, the best of the sunshine will be across the far south and east, cloud thickening up on some rain spreading into northern ireland. could well be some wet weather for northern england and southern scotland, and into tuesday, low— pressure southern scotland, and into tuesday, low—pressure in charge. some cloud and rain around

. >> then finally responded he didn't show up at the ceremony there in scandinavia, sweden.nd then here, got around tight. >> busy washing his hair. can't you tell. >> he by the way finishes the requirements which means now he can cash in on $900,000 which i am sure. >> he really need. >> would have been there well before the ceremony. hey. >> just got to work on winning the no drama on the bachelorette. we will hear from our analyst. >> why halle berry is asking can a girl have a steak and fries? "the skinny" is next. my sweetheart's gone sayonara. this scarf all that's left to rememb... what. she washed this like a month ago! the long lasting scent of gain. now available in matching scents across your entire laundry routine. ♪ skinny so skinny >> uh-huh. >> so much in this action-packed "the skinny." starting with the action-packed episode three of "the bachelorette." >> a lot went down. chief national bachelor analyst breaks it down for us. jack. >> rachel's journey to find love. >> we have an uninvited guest. >> you are kidding me. >> what the hell is demario doing here.

but the wise, not bad. 10- 12 in scandinavia. but the wise, not bad. 10— 12 in the north.ves up into the near continent. a windy stop a scotland particularly. —— starred in scotland. rather cloudy through the afternoon in the south, with sunshine developing in scotland and northern ireland and northern england, but with its slightly cooler air. midteens to high teens celsius, maybe 21— 22 in the south—east. the quite a mixed weekend. it certainly is! speak to you later. now it is time for click. la la la los angeles. a city of many sights. there's the movies. the beaches. the high life. and in between each of them... ..a whole lot of this. with hardly any rail alternative, the traffic here drives the locals to distraction. it's led some of the bigger thinkers to suggest radical alternatives. electric car and space travel guru elon musk has even started digging a tunnel. he envisions an asimovian network of car and passenger carrying tubes underneath cities in the future. how boring. meanwhile, back in the almost real world of marina del rey, a more modest way to reduce tra

you have 11% ireland. 7% scandinavia. little bit of finnish.india. >> i would recommend that you all try doing this. because it does get fascinating. >>> it's time for real or fake starting with an insane balloon trick. >> it's going to make me sick. >> then -- >> it's a ghost. >> it's a ghost! >> and an impressive shot your eyes won't believe. >> wow. >> no, no. >> watch and decide. ebaum's world is next. got my license! (cheering) woo! going on my first targetrun. need anything? laundry detergent! toothpaste! i'll get my purse. ok, nana. get everyday low prices on everyday essentials, targetrun and done. i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay. yep. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just be

that low is drifting towards scandinavia through sunday.eland in the northern half of england. but the southern half is looking rather cloudy. that‘s not right to be too much rain in the south and the east. relatively warm, 16—17. we have outbreaks of rain. always wettest in wales in the south—west of england, but that eases in the morning. in the afternoon some rain in the midlands, east anglia and some parts of wales. into the afternoon, not much rain left over. 19—20s, further north, some spells of sunshine, a few showers and temperatures in the upper teens. glastonbury continues and we will see light rain and drizzle early in the day. it should be brightening up for the afternoon and evening. 17—18 with a noticeable breeze. the best of the sunshine will be in the east, but it is going downhill in northern ireland with rain setting in during the day. tuesday doesn‘t be great for many parts cloudy with outbreaks of rain. next week, some unsettled weather. spells of quite heavy rain, breezy, not a great deal of sunshine. maybe you are head

quite a lot of isobars in the charts for sunday as our area of low pressure drifts towards scandinaviaessure. never a particularly warm direction for us. it's still quite blustery into the morning across scotland. some showers for the north and west in particular. some eastern areas will get off to a decent start, bright and breezy, as it will be in northern ireland and much of northern england, too. however, from manchester across towards hull, an area of cloud and a little bit of of rain first thing. there will be some wet weather for wales and the midlands. east anglia and the south—east starting largely dry, if rather cloudy and breezy, but relatively warm — 17 degrees in a few places. further west, we are likely to see some rain and some of that may affect glastonbury for the morning. it's not overly heavy, but some rain nevertheless. through the day, it's a north—south split with the southern half of the uk fairly cloudy with some rain. certainly not a washout but some wet weather in wales, the midlands and east anglia by the afternoon with a fair bit of cloud either side of that

now, the windy weather continues to pull away as that area of low pressure moves off into scandinaviacooler across the board. but the cooler air will introduce some brightness to scotland, to northern ireland and towards northern england. a few blustery showers here, i think the further south you are, i think more in the way of cloud. again, some patchy rain over the higher ground in the west. temperature wise, 15 to maybe 21 or 22 celsius in the south—east. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh, live in north london where thousands of people have been evacuated from tower blocks over concerns about fire safety. the government says 27 high—rise blocks of flats in 15 local authorities have failed fire cladding safety tests. here, four buildings on the chalcot estate near swiss cottage were evacuated last night by authorities for "urgent fire safety works". they identified a number of issues in the blocks around the installation, around gas pipes going into flats, around fire doors and the message to me was that the combination of flammable external cladding and the issues inside the blo

that area of low pressure drifts towards scandinavia.at no, never a one direction. a breezy start of the day in scotland with scattered showers. those will be on the west. but towards the east, a bright and breezy start. similar in northern ireland and the far north of england. and that figure cloud and rain. always biggest on the western side of wales. the far south—eastern corner will start driving, of england. patchy rain towards the south and west, you might see that early on in glastonbury. then a north—south split with the northern half seeing the best of any sunshine. the 7/2 of the best of any sunshine. the 7/2 of the uk, a loss of cloud. ray will be light and patchy but a dull afternoon. 23 degrees, not bad in the south—eastern corner. 15 degrees in glasgow. a little rain early on in glastonbury but into the afternoon and evening, cloud breaking up and sunshine comes through. images of a breeze. getting on the monday, the best of the sunshine will be across the far south and east. the west will have cloud and rain spreading into

that area of low pressure drift towards scandinavia and the wind comes down from the north and north—westall parts but with the wind coming in from the north—west it is not a warm direction for us. gloucester into the morning with a scattering of showers in the north and west that some parts in the east should do well in the morning. as so in the northern half manchester across to hull it allport, point southwards. rain through the morning and dry otherwise. 16, 17 degrees in the further west, never to heavy rain but there will be summoned glastonbury for a time in the morning and as you go through the day it is central wales to the midlands across towards east anglia and that is where we can see of the weather. i don't hate you. most of that, sunny and want to showers. 16 degrees a close call belfast. glastonbury is in its last day. will rain early on but that should clear away and it dries up and brightens up away and it dries up and brightens up into the afternoon. there is still a breeze, at queen ‘s cloud through the afternoon. a lot cloud forfinal through the afternoon. a lot cloud

scooting to the north of the uk, bringing a windy day on saturday, will continue to move away into scandinaviaand and pushing into northern ireland and filtering into northern england. slightly cooler air coming in from the north—west. you will notice that. temperatures at best around mid—teen celsius. if you add in the wind across the far north east, which will continue to eased down, it will feel quite chilly. a few shoppers around in northern and western scotland. the sunshine not too bad. turning brighter edge in northern england. the weather front struggling parts of england and wales will bring outbreaks of light and patchy rain. quite a great day for most, temperatures around 18-21 day for most, temperatures around 18—21 celsius. splits and spots of rain at glastonbury. rather cloudy, temperatures around 18—19d. in london, a bit warmer. the wind is coming in from the west. the weather front is bringing the cloud and patchy rain to central and southern areas, eventually clearing away this evening, overnight train from most and skies are clear. temperatures dropping down to single figures

one area of low pressure to the north—east of the united kingdom heading towards scandinavia and we looked there was a bit of a breeze out there, some spells of sunshine but equally a few showers dotted around as well. mainly into scotland and there was a line of rain the parts of wales and do the midlands. that is heading south and fizzling out. these skies will be clearing for many places. the winds easing down. a shower or two in western scotland, the north coast of northern ireland. clear skies, temperatures dipping away. we will slip into single figures in some rural spots. a fresh start to the working week. a decent staff are many. particularly the further east you are, either best of the brightest weather. the area low— pressure the brightest weather. the area low—pressure creeping its way in across ireland. the cloud will be thickening up in northern ireland through the morning, rain the eventually will set in. after a bright start in wales, you will tend to cloud over. elsewhere, i there with some good spells of centre and light winds as well. it should feel pleasa nt light winds

early next week, the low pressure still close across scandinavia, dragging cooler air into northern areascompletely gone. jet stream ‘s deflected. unsettled weather here. we are under the influence of the hive. warming up a bit. 0utlook looking pretty good, sharp restarts, but midweek, high—pressure, building and turning a little bit warm. overall looking pretty good. tonight at ten, on the eve of polling day, the party leaders make their final appeals to britain's voters. after a seven—week battle, marked by controversy and tragedy, the leaders have been travelling thousands of miles, inafinaldrive to persuade voters. theresa may returned to the theme she set when she called the election, claiming only she could deliver a successful brexit. give me the authority to speak for britain. strengthen my hand as i fight for britain.

quite a lot of isobars in the charts for sunday as our area of low pressure drifts towards scandinaviarm direction for us. it's still quite blustery into the morning across scotland. some showers for the north and west in particular. some eastern areas will get off to a decent start, bright and breezy, as it will be in northern ireland and much of northern england, too. however, from manchester across towards hull, an area of cloud and a little bit of of rain first thing. there will be some wet weather for wales and the midlands. east anglia and the south—east starting largely dry if rather cloudy and breezy but relatively warm, 17 degrees in a few places. further west, we are likely to see some rain and some of that may affect glastonbury for the morning. it's not overly heavy but some rain nevertheless. through the day, it's a north—south split, with the southern half of the uk fairly cloudy with some rain. certainly not a washout but some wet weather in the wales, the midlands and east anglia by the afternoon with a fair bit of cloud either side of that. further north, sunny spells,

the ban — the first of its kind in scandinavia — would also apply to balaclavas and masks.o receive opposition support as it is expected to become law next year. —— and is expected. now, the pressure on donald trump over alleged links between his campaign and russia just isn't going away. on tuesday, it's the turn of his attorney general, jeff sessions, to face lawmakers — live on television. it comes less than a week after the appearance ofjames comey, the fired fbi chief, at a similar hearing. mr sessions has denied acting improperly. here's our north america correspondent peter bowes. senatorjeff sessions! senatorjeff sessions! jeff sessions is the highest—ranking member of the trump administration two faced questions about russia's alleged meddling in the 2015 election. a one—time close adviser and loyal supporter of donald trump, jeff sessions‘ relationship with them has become strained in recent weeks. at one time, he reportedly offered to resign. today, he will face tough questions, and may refuse to answer. he will be asked to explain his role in the firing ofjames

quite a lot of isobars in the charts for sunday as our area of low pressure drifts towards scandinaviaat area of low pressure. through the evening the rain tends to clear away, the brees moves down from the north and we will see clear spells and it will turn fresh, into single digits across scotland. rain is gathering out west. questions about the timing but there will be wetter weather in northern ireland but sunshine and walks in the south—east. hello, this is breakfast, with rachel burden and christian fraser. more failed fire—safety tests on high rise buildings. every sample of cladding looked at so far has failed to meet safety standards. 3a towers in 17 areas of england have now been identified as a fire risk. following the grenfell tower tragedy as many as 600 blocks may need to be examined. the government says work is taking place around the clock. hundreds of residents in north london have spent a second night away from their homes after four buildings were evacuated, but some are still refusing to go. good morning, it's saturday 25th june.

the windy weather pulls away as the low pressure moves off in towards scandinavia.he cooler air will introduce a few blustery showers. the further south you are, more in the way of cloud. patchy rain remaining in the west. temperature—wise, 15—21 or 22 in the south—east.

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that low is drifting towards scandinavia through sunday.nday in the north. brighter weather on the use of scotland. scattered showers on the north and west. it is bright and breezy in the morning in northern ireland in the northern half of england. but the southern half is looking rather cloudy. that's not right to be too much rain in the south and the east. relatively warm, 16-17. we south and the east. relatively warm, 16—17. we have outbreaks of rain. always wettest in wales in the south—west of england, but that easesin south—west of england, but that eases in the morning. the rain is mostly fairly light and patchy. some drizzle as well. in the afternoon some rain in the midlands, east anglia and some parts of wales. into the afternoon, not much rain left over. 19—20s year, further north, some spells of sunshine, a few showers and temperatures in the upper teens. glastonbury continues and we will see light rain and drizzle early in the day. it should be brightening up for the afternoon and evening. 17—18 with a noticeable breeze. the be

we will start with a look at the big picture that sees one area of low pressure heading towards scandinaviar bit of cloud. a few showers dotted round as well. mainly in scotland and theres after a line of rain in wales and through the midlands, that is heading south and fizzling out. the skies will clear to many place, the winds will ease down, there will be a shower in the north and west of scotland. but a lot of dry wetter with clear sky, temperatures will dip away, i think in major town and cities in double figures but single figures in some rural spots. a decent start for many, particularly the further east you are. here is that area of low pressure creeping in across ireland, so the cloud will be thicken up in northern ireland, through the morning, the rain will set in and after a bright start in wales and the south—west it will tend to cloud over, elsewhere it will be a bright day with good spells of sunshine and light winds as well. so it should feel pleasant enough out there, particularly the south—east, temperatures into low to mid million 20s. further north 17 or so mid million 20

to the north of the uk bringing a windy day on saturday, is going to continue to move away into scandinaviascotland and pushing down into northern ireland and down into northern england as well. a slightly cooler air mass coming in from the north—west, you will notice that. temperatures are based around 18 celsius and when you add on the wind as well to the far north—east, which as i mentioned, will continue to ease down but it will feel quite chilly. a few showers in maybe the north and west of scotland, but in the sunshine, not too bad. turning brighter thereto in northern england. but that weather front straddling central part of england in towards wales and will bring outbreaks of light and patchy rain, very hit and miss, some areas staying dry altogether but i think quite a grey day for most, temperatures around 18—21 degrees. it looks like there will be spits and spots of rain in the air at glastonbury once again, rather cloudy with temperatures around 18 or 19 degrees. the same across london for the queen's tennis, maybe a little bit warmer, 20—21 celsius. and the wind coming in from

. >> then finally responded he didn't show up at the ceremony there in scandinavia, sweden. and then here, got around tight. >> busy washing his hair. can't you tell. >> he by the way finishes the requirements which means now he can cash in on $900,000 which i am sure he really need. >> would have been there well before the ceremony. hey. >> just got to work on winning the nobel prize then. >> exactly. >>> when we come back, the high drama on the bachelorette. we will hear from our analyst. >> why halle berry is asking can a girl have a steak and fries? "the skinny" is next. fries? "the skinny" is next. this scarf all that's my left to rememb... sayonara. what. she washed this like a month ago! the long lasting scent of gain. now available in matching scents across your entire laundry routine. the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniff

he's like michael jordan in scandinavia and most of europe. when i was 14, he was at wimbledon.girls outside the locker room screening, like it was beetle -- beatlemania. that was the first time i said, i want to be a tennis player. if i can get -- no player before or since has had anything close to the way bjorn did. charlie: you said something that was interesting to me. you said you still want to play the game. you still like to go out on the court and play. john: i love it. charlie: but then you said they still pay me. i don't know if i would go if they didn't pay me. john: the truest way of knowing whether or not you love what you are doing -- charlie: you do it if they don't pay you. john: i'm hoping that never happens, but i'm getting the feeling it might. i had this tennis academy. i loved to get out there with the kids and hopefully show them a thing or two. the body doesn't react quite as consistently. once every couple days, i feel pretty decent. i feel like i can do damage for an hour, hour and a half, and that makes me happy. we are lucky in tennis. we are not like

the low finally starts to scoot off towards scandinavia and then the isobars still stay squeezed togethererally into the afternoon, temperatures struggling 11 to 14 celsius. highest values, 20 celsius. wednesday will see a reasonable day of dry and sunny weather for many of us. make the most. the wet and windy weather is set to return on from thursday onwards. forfrom me later on. this is bbc news. i'mjane hill live in borough market near london bridge. police say they know the identities of the three men involved in saturday's attack, as more properties in east london were raided early this morning. christine archibald from canada is the first victim to be named. the 30—year—old social— worker was visiting london for the first time with her fiance. 36 people are still being treated in hospitals across the capital — 18 of them remain in a critical condition. more tales of heroism — the romanian chef who hit one of the attackers over the head with a crate and sheltered 20 people in his bakery.

so what we find, i did a study for scandinavia, we can talk about potential differences with the u.s.n, and -- on aggregate, overall tax evasion is low. only 3% of total individual taxes owed are evaded. but that is an average for the population. when you move up to the very top of the wealth distribution, that tax evasion increases a lot. percent of 0.01 richest scandinavians, households with more than $40 million in net wealth, our estimation is they evade 30% of all the taxes. gabriel: -- joe: looking at a chart showing the wealth concentration in norway excluding hidden wealth and including hidden wealth, and you can see there's greater concentration when you include that hidden wealth. what is it about these scandinavian data that give you this insight into the direct impact that tax evasion has on the distribution of the pie? gabriel: what we know is the aggregate amount of wealth that scandinavians have in switzerland, other tax havens, like luxembourg, the cayman islands, that is published by a number of central banks. then when we see what we see, the leaks, the papers are th

as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday, the lower finally clears to scandinavia.highest values of 20 in the south—east. this is bbc news, i'mjane hill live in borough market near london bridge. police say they know the identities of the three men involved in saturday's attack, as more properties in east london were raided early this morning. christine archibald from canada is the first victim to be named. the 30—year—old social— worker was visiting london for the first time with her fiance. 36 people are still being treated in hospitals across the capital — 18 of them remain in a critical condition. more tales of heroism — the romanian chef who hit one of the attackers over the head with a crate and sheltered 20 people in his bakery.

low pressure pushes into scandinavia on sunday. a slow improvement.n pushing further south. the midlands southwards could be cloudy. a bit cooler as well. top temperatures 21— 22. further north, fresher, at at least you have sunshine to compensate. a mixed bag this weekend. thanks very much! time now for newswatch. hello and welcome to newswatch. many questions remain after the grenfell tower fire, but some viewers questioned whether bbc news coverage served to incite anger amongst residents. the fire service are... you could stop it spreading by spending £2 more... the interview emily maitlis conducted with theresa may last friday seemed to unfairly lay all blame for the fire personally with the prime minister. also... the sound of silence. how huw edwards occupied himself for the first four minutes of tuesday's news at ten. in the very early hours of monday morning, the sound of multiple police sirens was heard again on the streets of london. and the bbc‘s overnight news service reported the facts, as they became clear. we start with breaking news t

the low pressure system continues to pull towards scandinavia, taking the winds with it.me sunshine, one or two showers. further south, thicker cloud and a few scattered showers here. top temperature at best 21 or 22, closer to the 18 mark. fresher on sunday. it's it‘s that time of the morning where we have a look at the papers. the former england cricketer lisa pearson is a head teacher and director for the pearson is a head teacher and directorfor the england pearson is a head teacher and director for the england an wales cricket board. good morning! morning. we'll talk to you in the morning, a few pieces have caught your eye, but first the front—pages. the daily telegraph, the front—page is taking a look at the risk to public buildings. so hospitals, saying they‘re feared to be at risks of inferno. this is of course, as we have been reporting today, camden could civil, has evacuated 800 homes. the mirror devoted to the source of the fire in the first place, a revelation that it was a fridge freezer. they are looking at some of the testing that has been done over those

the low finally clears off into the north sea up towards scandinavia which wednesday.ck in laugh an hour. —— halfan hour. —— half an hour. today at 5 — i‘m jane hill, live from borough market where the investigation into saturday‘s attack continues. police say they know the identities of the three men involved. more properties in east london have been raided in the early hours of this morning — a number of people have been detained. christine archibald from canada is the first victim to be named. the 30—year—old was visiting london for the first time with her fiance. 36 people are still being treated in hospitals across the capital — 18 remain in a critical condition. we‘ll have the very latest on