into scandinavia and the whole of west and central europe and southern parts of scandinavia will be warming up so through the early hours, very little happening on the weather front. all the weather is bypassing to the north of us, so way above my head, closer to iceland. the morning will be mild, warm in the south. a little bit chilly in eastern scotland and the north—east of england, possibly single figures and we have a strong sunshine right from the word go on tuesday. beautiful day, some of us loving it, for some of us, a bit too hot but what we find is more of an onshore breeze around these eastern coasts and the north sea is relatively cool is still so temperatures won't be all that high in hull and norwich. he deep orange is displaced further to the west and that is where the highest temperatures will be. i suspect around 30 in the midlands, london maybe only the high 20s, for example, on tuesday. i mentioned thejet stream dipping into the mediterranean. here we have a low pressure and the weather is not all that

and the whole of west and central europe and southern parts of scandinavia will be warming up so through, so way above my head, closer to iceland. the morning will be mild, warm in the south. a little bit chilly in eastern scotland and the north—east of england, possibly single figures and we have a strong sunshine right from the word go on tuesday. beautiful day, some of us loving it, for some of us, a bit too hot but what we find is more of an onshore breeze around these eastern coasts and the north sea is relatively cool is still so temperatures won't be all that high in hull and norwich. the deep orange is displaced further to the west and that is where the highest temperatures will be. i suspect around 30 in the midlands, london maybe only the high 20s, for example, on tuesday. i mentioned thejet stream dipping into the mediterranean. here we have a low pressure and the weather is not all that great around greece, the greek islands. 25 degrees celsius expected in athens. we are actually warmer here in the uk than in athens, at least on wednesday, but that will change. athens hotting

and the whole of west and central europe and southern parts of scandinavia will be warming up so through weather front. all the weather is bypassing to the north of us, so way above my head, closer to iceland. the morning will be mild, warm in the south. a little bit chilly in eastern scotland and the north—east of england, possibly single figures and we have a strong sunshine right from the word go on tuesday. beautiful day, some of us loving it, for some of us, a bit too hot but what we find is more of an onshore breeze around these eastern coasts and the north sea is relatively cool is still so temperatures won't be all that high in hull and norwich. the deep orange is displaced further to the west and that is where the highest temperatures will be. i suspect around 30 in the midlands, london maybe only the high 20s, for example, on tuesday. i mentioned thejet stream dipping into the mediterranean. here we have a low pressure and the weather is not all that great around greece, the greek islands. 25 degrees celsius expected in athens. we are actually warmer here in the uk than in athe

the further towards the north they are also experiencing the heat in scandinavia.weekend. across the south of the country that continues but something more comfortable further north. you're watching beyond one hundred days... in from the cold, president trump has agreed to meet with with vladimir putin, at a one on one summit next month. the russian president says he hopes it will be the first step to restoring full—relations between russia and the united states. the meeting is expected to take place in mid—july, when president trump will be in europe for previously scheduled trips to belgium and britain. and...germany — the reigning champions — have crashed out of the world cup, losing 2—0 to south korea. also on the programme..... a major upset in the democratic party — a top congressman is defeated by a 28 year old newcomer running as a socialist. plus, the late night comics go another round with president trump. but who will get the last laugh?

and the whole of west and central europe and southern parts of scandinavia will be warming up so throughis bypassing to the north of us, so way above my head, closer to iceland. the morning will be mild, warm in the south. a little bit chilly in eastern scotland and the north—east of england, possibly single figures and we have a strong sunshine right from the word go on tuesday. beautiful day, some of us loving it, for some of us, a bit too hot but what we find is more of an onshore breeze around these eastern coasts and the north sea is relatively cool is still so temperatures won't be all that high in hull and norwich. he deep orange is displaced further to the west and that is where the highest temperatures will be. i suspect around 30 in the midlands, london maybe only the high 20s, for example, on tuesday. i mentioned thejet stream dipping into the mediterranean. here we have a low pressure and the weather is not all that great around greece, the greek islands. 25 degrees celsius expected in athens. we are actually warmer here in the uk than in athens, at least on wednesday, but th

jet strea m settled picture because of the jet stream looping around into greenland and over into scandinavia preventing any weather systems coming our way. that sunshine is very strong, high uv levels across parts of the country at the moment, about as high as they ever get in our latitudes. you might even burn through a thin t—shirt, that is how strong the sunshine is at the moment. in terms of the weather, a lot of quiet weather and sunshine around at the north sea coast in some areas has been pretty overcast. that is when you get cloud and a breeze coming from the north sea, a lot of temperature contrasts between the north coast and other areas. this morning temperatures dipped down to low single figures in some areas and another cold might to come tonight. then tomorrow, the big picture, you can see a lot of clear weather across the uk, stretching into scandinavia. so a spell of quiet weather right now. some showers and storms brewing pretty close across the near continent but it does not look as if they're heading our way. so the temperatures today getting up to around 2a degrees in lon

and the whole of west and central europe and southern parts of scandinavia will be warming up so throughh of us, so way above my head, closer to iceland. the morning will be mild, warm in the south. a little bit chilly in eastern scotland and the north—east of england, possibly single figures and we have a strong sunshine right from the word go on tuesday. beautiful day, some of us loving it, for some of us, a bit too hot but what we find is more of an onshore breeze around these eastern coasts and the north sea is relatively cool is still so temperatures won't be all that high in hull and norwich. the deep orange is displaced further to the west and that is where the highest temperatures will be. i suspect around 30 in the midlands, london maybe only the high 20s, for example, on tuesday. i mentioned thejet stream dipping into the mediterranean. here we have a low pressure and the weather is not all that great around greece, the greek islands. 25 degrees celsius expected in athens. we are actually warmer here in the uk than in athens, at least on wednesday, but that will change. athens

scandinavia is projected there as a very dangerous place, that if you go to scandinavia, the chancesu know, why should the scandinavian authors have all the fun? it‘s going to be about eight scandinavian detective, a swedish detective, called ulv varg, ulv means wolf in danish, and varg, wolf in swedish. his name is wolf wolf. he leads the full life of your typical scandinavian detective. he has a dog called martin who is hearing impaired, and who is the only dog in sweden who can lip read, but only in swedish. i really, really loved it and i can‘t wait to start volume ii. we look very much forward to the adventures of wolf wolf and his lip—reading dog. yes, thank you. alexander mccall smith, thank you very much. thank you very much indeed. applause good afternoon. weather patterns across the uk are stocked in repeat. if it's across the uk are stocked in repeat. if it‘s sunshine you‘re after its sunshine you‘ll continue to get. most of us have seen temperatures in excess most of us have seen temperatures in excess of 30 degrees. it has been hot and sunny and i suspect for the rest of

a number of isobars western side of scandinavia.se by to the northern isles of scotland. the wind is taking time to moderate. elsewhere it is a decent sort of day. you will notice we still have this prospect of showers, if not longer spells of rain initially moving into the western side of scotla nd moving into the western side of scotland and northern ireland. becoming more showery as we get into the afternoon. further south, fewer show us report. the odd isolated one, but with sunshine coming through we could push temperatures to around 22. the weekend by no means a write—off. it may seem that way on saturday. a better day for many of us as we get on into sunday. this is saturday. a set of ruhs bringing rain through northern ireland and pushing on through scotland. savour the very far north—east where it may be drier and brighterfor a time. north—east where it may be drier and brighter for a time. the trailing portion of that for the southern half of wales in southern england. any brightness in the south, around 19,20. any brightn

tuesday, drier airfrom scandinavia. pressure, north and south. tuesday, drier air from scandinavia.ine. sunny conditions will go south after a grey start. for many, a fine day. northern ireland, the chance of a few showers. temperatures in the teens on the east coast. sunniest further west. temperatures going up a little bit through the week. an increasing chance of showers. not as sunny as last week, but pretty good. one of the breakfast crew has her birthday this week. more soon. an army of church—goers are being mobilised to try and beat criminals involved in the modern slave trade. the campaign, led by the church of england with the support of the catholic church, is raising concerns about the way workers are treated at some car washes, asjeremy ball reports. a clean car at a cheap price. is that costing someone's freedom? thousands of hand carwashes have been set up in the last two years. some are legitimate, some are being exploited and abused and trapped by threats and debt. i was threatened he would kill me because i did something wrong. i had to work 11 hours per day non—st

scandinavia and we a re left moving towards scandinavia and we are left with a narrow band of cloudr. temperatures up to about 28 celsius here. temperatures 19 to 21 celsius. showers moving into the far west of scotland. fresher air in north—western areas will continue to fill the south as we go through thursday. introducing that fresher whether. sunshine the start off on thursday. cloud developing. but it will be a dry day for most of us with sunny spells. temperatures getting upset about 17 to 21 celsius. fresher towards the south—east compared to today. as we go through into friday and the weekend, high pressure dominating things. this big area of high pressure is going to keep things settled as we go into the weekend. with that, there will be sunny spells. it will turn a little bit warmer as well. temperatures by the weekend getting up to 21 to 25 celsius. that is from me. have a good afternoon. goodbye. a minute's silence to mark the first anniversary of the finsbury park terrorist attack. london's mayor says the attack, which left one man dead and dozens injured, was an attack

extending into scandinavia and the baltic. it's going to be hotting up.ont. a bit misty around some off the coast but thatis misty around some off the coast but that is it. these temperatures, 15, that's not what it is now. it's still around 20 degrees. the weather tomorrow is not much to say. sunny and hot. skyrocketing through the course of the afternoon. what does that mean? if you live in norwich or the coast, quite a bit cooler, 22 celsius to the heat will be transported across the western parts of the uk. anybody that's gone on holiday to greece right now, it's not looking great. in the forecast, showers and thunderstorms. 25 in athens. it's warmer here in the uk thanit athens. it's warmer here in the uk than it is in greece. we still have an onshore breeze. all the hot colours you can see here across these western areas, across the lowla nds these western areas, across the lowlands of scotland, maybe glasgow and edinburgh will be a bit hotter than london —— london. do the next few days, into the next weekend. i will point out, by the time we get fr

what will happen compared with monday, on tuesday will start to drag in this dry airfrom scandinavia.fter lots of crowd on monday, a lot more sunshine in scotla nd monday, a lot more sunshine in scotland on tuesday even if the breeze will be cooler. that sunshine breaking through the clouds and the rest of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, wales and the midlands, maybe even east anglia. a few isolated showers towards the west and temperatures generally mid to high teens, low 20s. not as hot as last week but very pleasant when the sun shines. good sunny spells to ta ke the sun shines. good sunny spells to take us through the week but increasing risk of one or two showers. this is bbc news with ben brown — our latest headlines. on london bridge and borough market — a special service will be held at southwark cathedral to remember those who were killed and injured. the government says it believes the uk will face a severe threat from islamist terrorism for at least another two years. g7 finance ministers have urged their american counterparts to pass on their "unanimous conce

the pressure across europe and parts of southern scandinavia here, but look towards the mediterraneant's hot here, it does not mean it is great across europe. a little bit of a breeze there. hull down to norwich will probably see warmer temperatures and that heat a little bit cooler towards the west. temperatures will probably be hitting 30 degrees in one or two spots. outlook for the next few days, temperatures will be hitting around 30. bye— bye. this is the business briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. cleared for take—off. the uk's parliament vote in favour of an expansion of london's main airport, heathrow. business groups welcome the decision, but environmentalists are up in arms. india hosts a meeting of the china—led asian infrastructure investment bank. we'll find out what's on the agenda for china's version of the world bank. and on the markets: fears of a ballooning global trade war have sent asian stocks down, following steep falls on wall street, amid reports that washington was readying for a new phase in its economic confrontation with china.

radiation was being detected in clouds over scandinavia.here was a huge fear that this was going to be drifting over the united states. it cancelled out all other news. only a few days later did the library fire get mentioned. so i think it was kind of interesting that these two catastrophic events, while they're on different scales, but the catastrophic event of cher noble -- chernobyl wiped out all other news for the day. >> what happened, how did it start? >> there's a lot of question about how the fire began. it clearly started in the fiction department in the stacks, which are those singular -- essentially tubes of book storage. it was assumed that it was arson. and the next several years they pursued who might have started that fire kept the los angeles fire department very, very busy. they ended up arresting someone who had confessed to the arson who then recanted claiming that his confession had been a joke. that he had told because he thought it would be kind of fun and get him attention. there was a back and forth for years betwee

the pressure across europe and parts of southern scandinavia here, but look towards the mediterraneanse balkans, not so great there. great thunderstorms, sojust because it balkans, not so great there. great thunderstorms, so just because it is hot here, it does not mean it is great across europe. a little bit of a breeze there. hold down the norwich will probably see cooler temperatures in that heat a little bit cooler towards the west. temperatures he will probably be hiddink 30 degrees in one or two spots. —— warmer. outlook forthe next few days, temperatures will be hitting around 30. i drive. —— bye—bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: iconic motorcycle firm harley davidson says it's shifting some production abroad because of eu tariffs. president trump accuses the firm of ‘waving the white flag'. the pentagon says two military bases in texas are to be used as temporary camps to house migrants. it's not known if families will be allowed to stay there together. cleared for take off:

to the south of that, high pressure which is anchored the uk, southern parts of scandinavia and thisuesday morning, very little happening on the weather front, clear skies, light very little happening on the weather front, clearskies, light winds very little happening on the weather front, clear skies, light winds and a pretty warm start to the day on tuesday in many major towns and cities across central and southern britain, temperatures around the mid—teens. 0n britain, temperatures around the mid—teens. on tuesday, there is going to bejust a mid—teens. on tuesday, there is going to be just a little mid—teens. on tuesday, there is going to bejust a little bit more ofan going to bejust a little bit more of an onshore wind, we think, to the eastern coasts and that means as the temperatures rise, the heat will build a little further to the west. you can see those deep orange colours their developing across more central and western parts of the uk and that is where the highest temperatures will be. the sun is very strong. london could be around 28, hitting 30 degrees somewhere around t

in the short term the high pressure is very much in charge of the weather, from scandinavia across muchwestern europe, stretching all the way down towards iberia. very little in the way of cloud. a bit of a breeze blowing on wednesday morning across southern and eastern areas. it may be the case that some of us in eastern counties will be waking up in eastern counties will be waking up to some grey skies. but very quickly it will disappear, and then it is virtually clear blue skies across the uk. once again the highest temperatures on wednesday are expected across scotland and northern ireland. at a very big difference between the coast, you can see aberdeenshire, those yellow colours close to the north sea. so we are going to see a strip of coastal counties where the temperatures will be significantly lower. for example, in norwich it may be only in the low 20s whereas across the western parts of the uk, where you see the deep oranges, temperatures might get into the 30 degrees area. some mist and fog and in inland areas there will be lots of hot sunshine. on thursday another hot day o

the high pressure has reached scandinavia. they will be experiencing the heat in scandinavia. south. this is bbc news, and read attack a party. the headline at eight. as temperatures soar it now spreads across four miles. people have been told to leave their homes.” across four miles. people have been told to leave their homes. i heard crackling and all this —— and thick black smoke came tumbling down and you could not breathe. the smog was really dense and you could hardly breathe, plus your eyes are burning as well. the doctor at the centre of the gosport hospital scandal appears in public — speaking through her husband, she said she had been doing the best for the patients. she has always maintained that she was hard—working, she has always maintained that she was ha rd—working, dedicated she has always maintained that she was hard—working, dedicated doctor. doing the best for patients in a very inadequately resourced part of the health service. supreme courtjustice, anthony kennedy is to retire,

as on tuesday we will drag in this slot of dry airfrom scandinavia.d and the rest of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, wales and maybe east anglia as we go through the day. isolated showers to the west and temperatures in mid to high teens and low 20s. not as hot as it was last week. good sunny spells to ta ke was last week. good sunny spells to take us through the week but an increasing risk of one or two showers here and there. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at midday: one year on from the the terror attack on london bridge and borough market, a special service will be held today at southwark cathedral to remember those killed and injured. and i live at the cathedral where we will be reflecting on the events of one year ago. i'll be talking to local people and business owners about the impact it has had in this pa rt about the impact it has had in this part of london one year on. in the other headlines: the home secretary, sajid javid, has said he'll look again at the cap on the number of doctors that can come to uk, to w

it has been pretty hot across southern scandinavia, eastern europe and the eastern mediterranean thisat comes with some heavy rain and thunderstorms. those should be steering clear of our shores. some dry weather on monday. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: theresa may has said she is determined to deliver brexit for the whole of the uk after borisjohnson was secretly recorded suggesting the government lacked guts in its negotiations with the eu. people like boris have strong views on brexit, but so do i. i want to deliver brexit for the british people, that's what people want. and i'm getting on and doing it. president trump has suggested russia should be readmitted to the g7 group of economies, four years after it was expelled because of the annexation of crimea. they threw russia out. they should let russia come back in because we should have russia at the negotiating table. it's been revealed that the queen had eye surgery last month to remove a cataract. in recent weeks, the queen, who's 92, been seen wearing sunglasses at a number of public events. what a laugh!

some exceptional heat at the moment across scandinavia. high wildfire risk here.without heat and low pressure moving northwards, as are mentioned, some showers crossing into the channel islands. of course, that would trigger some sharp showers that could be because of interruptions at roland garros. it looks as if it will be kept at bay for a while and, actually, our main rain, that will start to come in the atlantic as temperatures dip away from midweek onwards. as ever, there's plenty more on the website. have a good weekend. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: trade issues dominate the first day at the g7 summit in canada, but france says the us and its allies can get over them. i see a willingness from all sides to find an agreement and find a win—win approach for our workers and our middle classes. president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort, faces new charges of obstructing justice. authorities in guatemala order new evacuations after a spike of activit

scandinavia. ishink the united states seen as a formidable power at this point. there are presidency at least two incidences where the united states was on the brink of war with great britain and spain. the administration was able to work to find peaceful -- peaceful settlements. europetime grandkids to theyant gets to europe is understand the u.s. is becoming a strong economic power and is going to become a world power at some point. meeting with grant and learning about the united states is seen --something important for not only in europe, but also across asia and latin america. >> i want to get a sense of what the strip was like. was it something that was very public? did he want to go as a private citizen and see the world? how is it received beyond great britain? >> he wants it to be a leisurely trip. he starts saying maybe i will be gone a year. the family and i will just take a vacation. the moment he steps off the boat, huge crowds of people come to meet him. working-class people as well. science welcoming the men who save the union. as the most famous a

it's been very warm for a long time now across southern scandinavia.eastern man looks pretty good. it looks like you should steer clear —— those should steer clear of the uk, dominated as we are by pressure. this is bbc news. the headlines at eleven: theresa may rebuffs criticism from within her cabinet of brexit negotiations and confirms the white paper will not be published until after the next eu summit. i will be bringing my ministers together for i will be bringing my ministers togetherfor an i will be bringing my ministers together for an away day at chequers together for an away day at chequers to finalise the white paper we will be publishing, and then be break before parliament breaks for the summer, will be bringing the trade and customs bill back to the house of commons. at the g7 summit, stark differences between the united states and all the other members over trade and russia. gongs in the worlds of sport and entertainment. emma thompson becomes a dame and kenny dalglish gets a knighthood. to get this far, and getting the accolade i have

very much in charge of the weather, notjust across the uk, but much of western europe and across scandinaviacketing. so through the early hours of wednesday morning, it's a case of clear skies. there will be some low cloud lapping onto the coastlines, some mist and fog as well. so for some of us in the eastern counties, it is a case of grey skies first thing in the morning, but only briefly, and then quickly that sea threat will burn back to the coast and we'll get that sunshine. so it's a sunny, hot day across much of the country, and again, the highest temperatures are expected across scotland and northern ireland. but there will be a huge contrast in the temperatures. for example, look at that north sea coastal strip, even across scotland. the yellows there indicate much lower temperatures, and anywhere from newcastle, hull, into norwich — not spectacularly high, the temperatures here. in fact, in the low 20s, and all of that heat, because of the wind, is being pushed in the direction of western britain. so this is where we're going to see the high temperatures — again, the west midlands,

it has been very warm for some time now in scandinavia, it is in europe, and the eastern mediterraneanlly in france. measures are from the uk, dominated, as we are, by an area of high pressure. but is it. good night. this is bbc news, i'm alpa patel. our top stories: sitting down together, but there are strong disagreements as g7 leaders meet in canada. they don't mention the fact that they are charging almost 300% tariffs, when it all straightens out, we will all be in love again. anger in turkey as austria shuts several mosques, saying they are funded from abroad. turkey says the move is racist. several palestinians are killed protesting at the gaza border. hundreds more are reportedly injured. president trump's former campaign manager paul manafort faces further charges, along with an associate who's said to have ties to russian intelligence. also in the programme — celebrity chef, writer and tv presenter anthony bourdain has died.

still from the uk all the way to scandinavia.ly wheel trouble with forecasting is the amount of cloud. it is of the one hardest things to forecast. it looks like they will maintain that low grade cloud. if you live in the north sea coast you are very familiar with the sort of weather. no change into saturday, europe still very stormy, little blobs of blue, they are the shower clouds, we're still in the dry weather. as i indicated at the beginning as we have through the weekend into next week, looks like there might be a bit of a wobble in the jet stream, which may finally send somewhat the systems in our direction. just how much rain we are going to get, still too early to say. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. a defence lawyer at the grenfell tower inquiry says the man who lived in the flat where the fire started was left terrified by threats of reprisals. the prime minister and the labour leader have clashed in the commons over brexit, with theresa may under pressure to publish her proposals. the financial regulator is i

weekend, the warm air is moved as far north as the arctic circle as in the mac it in gold parts of scandinavianshine around and again this temperatures are typically in the high 20s but notice they are starting to creep back down across the northwest of the country and down to 23 for example in belfast and if you do not like heat and hated in fact, things are going to cool off but it does stay hot in the south. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: the army is called in to help tackle a huge fire across saddleworth moor. as temperatures soar, it now spreads across four miles. people have been told to leave their homes. this is not something that's going to end today by any, sort of, stretch of the imagination. this could go on for days, even weeks. a couple from london win a major legal battle, insisting that the law on civil partnerships discriminates against heterosexual couples. drjane barton, the gp who oversaw the practice of prescribing powerful painkillers at a hospital in hampshire where hundreds of patients died, says she had always done her best for her patients. a rescue boat str

in the short term, the high pressure is very much in charge of the weather from scandinavia across muchto iberia. very little in the way of cloud, just some breeds early in the morning across some of these southern and eastern areas. it may be the case that some of us in eastern counties will be waking up some grey skies. the sea threat comes in very quickly will disappear and then it is virtually clear blue skies across the uk. once again, the highest temperatures are expected across scotland and northern ireland, but a very big difference between the post. you can see aberdeenshire, those yellow collars there, close to the north sea. we are going to see a strip of areas where the temperatures are lower. for example, in norwich, it may only be in the low 20s, where is across parts of the west of the uk, temperatures might get up to the high 20s and near 30 degrees. the contrast between the north sea coast, where we could see in the morning some mist and fog, and then inland areas there is going to be lots of sunshine. on thursday, another hot day on the way. temperatures will be in the

now starter hector continues to move this way off towards scandinavia and then things will quiet themze side of the northwest and a cluster of showers through western scotland digesting their way east. over the next few hours it will see clear skies to the south and it will be a fresh night if we are trying to get a good nights sleep with overnight lows between eight and 11 or 12 degrees. we start off on friday on a quieter note there will be sunshine from the word go across southern areas. if you showers into northern ireland and western scotland will drift their weight eastwards as we go through the day. more isolated showers through wales and into the midlands. but with the sunshine will see more warm and highs of 22 degrees and the big cooler and fresher to the north. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: a day of remembrance for the victims of the grenfell tower tragedy on the first anniversary of the fire where 72 people lost their lives. from this date onwards, those we have physically lost will never, ever, ever be forgotten. the queen led a silence of 72 seconds, one second

very, very warm indeed across southern parts of scandinavia, eastern europe into the eastern side ofekend. but that warmth comes with some storms as well. just steering clear of our shores into the early pa rt clear of our shores into the early part of next week. most places will be dry with some sunshine. it could be dry with some sunshine. it could be all change from wednesday onwards. this is bbc world news today. i'm kasia madera. our top stories: can the talks stay cordial? disagreements are already coming up at the g7 leaders meeting in canada. anger in turkey as austria shuts down seven mosques it says are funded from abroad. turkey says the move is islamophobic. israel kills palestinians protesting at the gaza border. hundreds more are reportedly injured. also in the programme: celebrity chef, writer and tv presenter anthony bourdain has died. we'll hear how he opened up the culinary world for audiences. we could be in store for a rocky g7 summit.

as that moves away, taking the rain towards scandinavia, a weakening weather front scandinavia, a weakeningcross england and wales. soon drying up in scotla nd england and wales. soon drying up in scotland and northern ireland and the rain petering out as it moved southwards across england and wales, more of a band of cloud. behind it, broken cloud with sunny spells, a few sharp showers towards the north and west of scotland where it will be cooler. the temperature map shows the warm airahead be cooler. the temperature map shows the warm air ahead of the weakening weather front with sunshine across east anglia and the south—east of england, warm and humid again with temperatures in the mid—20s but 16 or 17 further north. that is the last of the warm and humid airfor a while. as we head through the week, it will feel cooler and fresher but generally dry with sunshine around. dry because we have high pressure moving in towards the uk. for a while it will sit to the west of our shores. it means we pull the air around the area of high pressure from the north. we are left with a cooler, fresher,

and it's not just scandinavia has been beefing up defense. to set up a military base there. and last week, the u.s. army and nato completed saber strike 18, a massive 18,000-troop training exercise in poland and the baltic states. lithuania, latvia, and estonia. what's more, lithuania and latvia increased military spending by 20% last year, romania by 50%, according to the stockholm international peace institute. what do all these countries have in common? well, they're all pretty vulnerable to a giant provocator next door. russian provocations in and around the baltic sea are real and constant. the change for this region came when russia annexed crimea. that was a wake-up call for its neighbors, many of which had been cocooned in a post cold war calm. and its success in crimea and ukraine only emboldened russia. sweden and finland, neither of which enjoy the protection of nate membersh-- nato membership complained of russian incursions in their air space in recent years. nato says russian air traffic next to neighbors' air space has increase

because it's a whole club cream from scandinavia that probably the most crazy i think sony one of the most right wing friends. that's quite scary. extreme for. the wise men and badly boys such all of those guys it is all about the fight becomes about the confrontation clubs know every game but when you've got a local rivalry it will be if there is any violence it will be about who comes out on top. and. for the let's say a couple different committed the one in. the greek capital is divided into zones of influence between the greens and the reds and i said i goes into libya because supporting hooligans. are just like every day something of a different. kind of thing if. you know about the long after the lots they come and where are the same difficult. but also want to. but i know my style a bit on the some of you have a limit on the government on this things going on a six and scott summit and we sample moscow this is the world like you but i think it's a phenomenon one mixing like it's one of only. people who become the focus a little bit on what we should be paying for you all going

temperature is widely exceeding 30 degrees in many areas and into the mid—20s in parts of scandinavialands of scotland's hands in the western parts of the country after that very warm thursday. it will be cloudy in the east of england's, possibly the midlands and south east as well, but the clouds will quickly be burnt away. it will be a lot fresher on the north sea coast. in many western and southern areas, we could see temperatures in the high 20s, maybe 30 degrees once again. friday, the weather map does not change a lot. this high pressure is still with us, meaning settle, dry, sunny conditions. the temperatures in the south of the country are expected to rise a little bit. we could be getting 30 degrees and southern parts of the uk. in the north, it looks like the temperatures will ease back down a bit. 25 degrees in glasgow, rather than in the low 30s, whereas in the south we are approaching the high 20s if not dirty. on sunday, there isa 20s if not dirty. on sunday, there is a risk this weather system could bring some much welcomed showers across south—western part of the count

the thinking is that the whole of europe, right across into scandinavia, will be warming up, so temperatureserestimate for some parts of the south. we are expecting those temperatures to probably nudge up to around 30 degrees or more, so there is a bit of a heatwave on the way next week. that's it. this is beyond 100 days, with me, katty kay, in washington. christian fraser's in london. our top stories: melania trump makes a surprise visit to the us—mexico border camp where detained migrant children, separated from theirfamilies, are being held. the british government sets out plans for more than three million eu citizens who want to remain here after brexit. coming up in the next half—hour: hot shoe shuffle — are canadians really smuggling american footwear out of the us? 0ur toronto team looks into it. securing the sahara — we've a special report from niger, where we join the us army fighting terrorism. let us know your thoughts by using the hashtag #beyond100days. returning now to our main story — the us battle over immigration policy. a day after president trump signed an executive order

scandinavia and northern ireland, clouds. isolated showers. afternoon. —— confined. temperatures are down compared to the last week. temperatures are where they should be for the time of year. climbing a bit through the week. heavy showers a little bit as the week goes on. more throughout the morning. back to you. a perfect morning for a bit of a dip. thank you for now. back with the headlines at 630 after the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. so jason, what do we have this week? we have got books, sex and football this week in the cinema releases. diane keaton and jane fonda rekindle a passion for reading in book club. is it dinnerfor two or room for more in sexy french thriller l'amant double? and who is the greatest english football manager of all time? some famous names put the case in football documentary bobby. what can possibly go wrong with this one? i did wonder. we will start with jane fonda, diane keaton. they are all there. it is four ol

because it's all a club thing from scandinavia that probably the most crazy i think that sony one of the most right wing fans. that's quite scary. extreme for. the wise men and badly boys such all of those guys it is all about the fight becomes about the confrontation clubs know every game but when you've got a local rivalry it will be if there is any violence it will be about who comes out on top. of the list. came into the room in. the greek capital is divided into zones of influence between the greens and the reds and i said i goes into libya because supporting hooligans. are just like every becoming a bit different. but. you know if i got down to long after for the months they come and where are the same but if a comment. that's what they want to. what i want i'll start a bit on the some of your limit on the cost of on instance huntsmen on a six ounce cups only and we sample moscow this is the world like you but i get it's a phenomenal one seem like it's one of only. that you don't want me that we can point to become a focus on us alone won't. cause an essential that's going to l

easterly breeze along the channel, the high—pressure shifting a little further northwards towards scandinaviahere, if you like, but still hot, temperatures well above average. we are not alone, of course, those temperatures high across western and eastern europe. wednesday will dawn on a fine and warm note once again, again, she made it a fairly low is not that uncomfortable night but clearly it will get warmer. —— humidity low. eastern counties still into the low 20s but with a breeze, worse further west we have heat building. similar story worse further west we have heat building. similarstory on worse further west we have heat building. similar story on thursday, chasing high cloud, wind starting to ease so chasing high cloud, wind starting to ease so having seen the peak in the temperatures potentially on monday, they will start to lift again on thursday towards that 30 degrees murk but further west, as well, where's again before north—west of scotla nd where's again before north—west of scotland has a bit more cloud around. it is weather ‘s highest temperatures going to be but it does lo

very much in charge of the weather, notjust across the uk, but much of western europe and across scandinaviathrough the early hours of wednesday morning, it's a case of clear skies. there will be some low cloud lapping onto the coastlines, some mist and fog as well. so for some of us in the eastern counties, it is a case of grey skies first thing in the morning, but only briefly, and then quickly that sea threat will burn back to the coast and we'll get that sunshine. so it's a sunny, hot day across much of the country, and again, the highest temperatures are expected across scotland and northern ireland. but there will be a huge contrast in the temperatures. for example, look at that north sea coastal strip, even across scotland. the yellows there indicate much lower temperatures, and anywhere from newcastle, hull, into norwich — not spectacularly high, the temperatures here. in fact, in the low 20s, and all of that heat, because of the wind, is being pushed in the direction of western britain. so this is where we're going to see the high temperatures — again, the west midlands, into wales.

settled weather, we have to thank this kink in the jet stream which is up over iceland and across scandinaviakeeping things settled. there is just pressure king keeping things settled. there isjust the pressure king keeping things settled. there is just the chance of one 01’ settled. there is just the chance of one or two settled. there is just the chance of one 01’ two showers settled. there is just the chance of one or two showers getting across the channel into the southern counties of england and through the channel islands. elsewhere, temperatures are pretty much where we we re temperatures are pretty much where we were at the start of the day. thursday still seeing quite a bit of disturbed weather across the near continent. some of that looks as though it is going to push further into the southern counties of england as we get through the day. some of the showers are sharp, but evenin some of the showers are sharp, but even in the south, it may be that some areas stayed dry throughout the day. and with some sunshine, temperatures will be 23 or 2a at best. the uv levels are going to be t

conditions coming back in across the northern parts of the british isles as heading over towards scandinavia so some wet weather some windy weather coming into southern norway sweden easing across northern parts of denmark that will continue to drive this way for the east was not so bad in london on wednesday twenty four degrees celsius to twenty eight for paris going to twenty eight in warsaw risk well blustery conditions at the mosque nice for the well couple of littlest recently just twenty celsius cloud and right continue to make its way to few showers continuing down towards the balkan scene that has some really wet weather tucking in across denmark will deposit germany by the time we come to the day twenty five celsius there in cloud and right chemo of leeway and freshening things up for the u.k. london nineteen degrees celsius but thirty three there for madrid more warm sunshine coming through want to see showers into the puzzle spain and portugal but germany showers in the focus northern parts of africa a lot of warm sunshine here she is with the top temperature of thirty one the wea

will continue, both by day and by night. where the jet stream is, pushing across iceland towards scandinavia cloud. it has been getting some rain and drizzle across the west and northern isles of scotland and sutherland. but as we go through the night, it is tending to move its way up towards the north and get stuck across the northern isles, but it does look like the clearer night across the mainland scotland and therefore cooler here. further south, it shouldn't be quite as chilly as recent nights, but maybe a bit of dawn mist, but that will clear very quickly given the strength of the june sunshine. for sunday, very much as today, high pressure centred over the country. lots of sunshine around very little breeze. butjust a little northerly breeze may bring some cloud onto east anglian coast lines, possibly the southeast. a little change on today. more sunshine, less cloud across scotland and northern ireland. the temperatures here will be two or three degrees higher. belfast up to 22 and edinburgh as well. further south, nudging up as well. just a gentle breeze. of course around the coast

we also love your comic shows in scandinavia.he reliefs. very lonely, the portrayal of your country, in some ways, in the bridge? that's true, maybe we have that in common as well. or we will! we won't go into that right now. let's talk about you. some people are looking at your face now, i've never seen the bridge, but i know that face. you were in angels and demons, fast and furious. you've been around ? i have, yes. and what's next? what's next? i'm going to do a film, i'm going to do a tv series. i teach as well, so i'm going to go to a school and teach acting students. then i'm going to do theatre as well. i'm actually going to play shakespeare, in shakespeare in love. where will that be? in denmark. you will all have to come to denmark. but you will know the play and the film. yes, we will have a rough idea of it, won't we? and you've got a family at home, an eight—month—old daughter, i think. so, life is busy? life is busy, but it's good. i hesitate to ask, will there be more the bridge? we haven't seen the final episode,

some exceptional heat at the moment across scandinavia. high wildfire risk here.e mentioned, some showers crossing into the channel islands. of course, that would trigger some because of interruptions at roland garros. it looks as if it will be kept at bay for a while and, actually, our main rain, that will start to come in the atlantic as temperatures dip away from midweek onwards. as ever, there's plenty more on the website. have a good weekend. this is bbc news, the headlines: g7 leaders meeting in canada have been discussing import tariffs imposed by president trump. following a bilateral meeting with donald trump, the french president said there's willingness to find an agreement.