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scotland. live from london. this is bbc news.o step down. politicians are human beings, and we have our limitations, we give it everything until we can't anymore. and then we have to move on. i'm caitriona perry in washington and i've been covering irish politics for decades following leo varadkar from his earliest days through to last week when he met with presidentjoe biden here in washington. millions of people in sudan are at risk of disease and starvation in what's described as a war the world's forgotten. we have a special bbc report. the uk's largest delivery of aid arrives in gaza as america's top diplomat visits saudi arabia amid a renewed diplomatic push. the london hospital which treated the princess of wales says it will investigate after reports that staff tried to access her private medical records. and who will be picked in the draft for the hundred? we have the latest. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. and checking out

scotland. live from london. this is bbc news.ter leo varadkar announces he is to stand down before the country's next general election. vaughan gething becomes the first black leader of a european country. millions of people in sudan are at risk of dying from disease and starvation after 11 months of civil war. we'll have a special report. the uk data watchdog says it is assessing a report that staff at the clinic in london which treated the princess of wales tried to access her private medical records. the bafta tv award nominations have been announced for 2024 with the final season of netflix drama the crown the most nominations. hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start in irland where the prime minister leo vardkar hasjust resigned. the prime minister leo vardkar in an unexpected announcement, mr varadkar described his period leading his country as "the most fulfilling time of his life". he will step down before the next general election in the republic of ireland. mr v

and rain across scotland, heavy rain through the lake district and through the morning, heavy showers reaching southern parts of the uk but really mild first thing. 11 degrees in londonduring friday so that means rising air, cloud building, some of the coal producing hefty showers, there could even be some cracks of thunder. further north, thicker cloud, more persistent rain but notice the winds, they are coming in from the north so temperatures of only 7 degrees in aberdeen, 10 degrees in the lowlands of scotland but in yorkshire southwards, temperatures in the mid—teens. early saturday, perhaps for an early run, a touch of frost in one or two spots. saturday, a little bit of a question as to how quickly that rain will reach eastern parts but your best bet for sunshine is across scotland. aberdeen fresh but sunny. the

scotland. live from london. this is bbc news.s described as a war the world has forgotten. the bbc describes the violence against women during the conflict stop with this is because rape pleads an impact on society. they usedit pleads an impact on society. they used it as a weapon of revenge. the irish prime minister — leo varadkar — announces he's going to step down before the next generl election. politicians are human beings and we have our limitations, we give it everything until we can't any more. and then we have to move on. the uk's largest delivery of aid arrives in gaza — as america's top diplomat visits saudi arabia — amid a renewed diplomatic push. we'll speak live to unicef in gaza. and — who will be picked in the draft — for cricket's newest brashest competition — the hundred. we have the latest. hello, i m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, now to a special bbc report — on what's being described, as a �*war the world forgot�*. this has spilt over into neighbouring countries. those affected have spoken how

scotland. live from london, this is bbc news. give it everything until we can't any more. and then we have to move on. millions of people in sudan are at risk of disease and starvation in what's described as a "war the world's forgotten". we have a special bbc report. the uk's largest delivery of aid arrives in gaza as america's top diplomat visits saudi arabia amid a renewed diplomatic push. the london hospital which treated the princess of wales says it will investigate after reports that staff tried to access her private medical records. hello, i m matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. we start in ireland where the prime minister leo vardkar has resigned. in an unexpected announcement, mr varadkar described the period leading his country as "the most fulfilling time of his life". he will step down before the next general election in the republic of ireland. mr varadkar became ireland's youngest taoiseach in 2017 when he became leader of fine gael.

scotland. live from london, this is bbc news.hed. the islamic state group claims responsibility, releasing a photo of four masked men it says were involved. an outpouring of support for the princess of wales, who's revealed in a video message she's in the early stages of cancer treatment. "it is time to stop the nightmare" — the words of the un secretary—general speaking at the rafah border crossing. hello. we begin in russia, following the deadly attack on a concert hall where at least 130 people were killed. the death toll is expected to "rise significantly", according to the city's governor. in a televised address, president vladimir putin said that all four gunmen behind the attack have been arrested. seven others have been detained for their suspected involvment. he called the attack a �*barbaric terrorist act', and he announced that the 24th of march would be a national day of mourning. president putin said �*all those responsible will be punished'. translation: all those _ who were shooting and killing people were found an

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scotland. live from london. this is this world today with samantha simmons. rape leaves an impact on society and family. they used it as a weapon of revenge. the irish prime minister — leo varadkar — announces he's going to step down. politicians are human beings and we have our limitations. we give it everything until we can't any more and then we have to move on. the uk's largest delivery of aid arrives in gaza — as america's top diplomat visits saudi arabia — amid a renewed push for a ceasefire. inflation in the uk falls to its lowest level in almost two and a half years — after price rises slowed for food the uk government has band �*s 15 synthetic opiates as a bbc investigation reveals its data may be underestimating their spread. welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. sudan's conflict is described as the war the world forgot. civilians caught up in the country's civil war share graphic accounts to the bbc of rape, ethnic violence and street executions at the hands of the paramilitary group rsf. we will shortly show you

the day coming into southern england, pushing northwards overnight, getting into scotland on easter monday. live from londonhit a bridge in baltimore, leading to its complete collapse. authorities describing this as a "mass casualty event", as they say up to 20 people and several vehicles have fallen into the river. and we are alive at the scene, where divers are in the water and the coastguard is searching for survivors. you can see the aftermath of what witnesses here have described as a huge crash in the middle of the night. we will have the latest. the high court in london rules that wikileaks founder julian assange can appeal against his extradition to the us, if washington fails to give an assurance that the death penalty will not be imposed. hello, i m lucy grey.

staffing shortages, scotland yard called for the return of former police officers who had been disciplined for various offences. the materials of an internal investigation of the londonthat scotland yard registers only 7% of crimes of a sexual nature, and this is done somehow, which allows rapists to evade retribution. as of june last year, the london police. over 1,800 arrest warrants for domestic violence have accumulated, but none of the suspects have been detained or questioned. this applies not only to london, but also to other regions of the country. a 2022 police report says the digital investigations team is looking to analyze a sex offender's phone. takes on average 10 months. while this should take a maximum of a month, the police do not have specialized departments to carry it out. welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats. we continue our news review. a three-day presidential election is taking place in russia. in some regions, the first day is completed.

scotland. that's the forecast for now. live from london, this is bbc news.oman who accused the team principal, christian horner, of inappropriate behaviour. crunching the numbers — willjeremy hunt's pre—election budget manage to shift the political dial? we'll have a special report from eastern ukraine, where villagers near the front line are bracing themselves against advances by russian troops. new figures show last month was the warmest february ever recorded. hello and welcome to bbc news now — three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. iam i am lewis vaughanjones. we will start with some breaking news in the last hour or so on the red bull formula 1 team, surrounding its boss, christian horner. the person who accused him of inappropriate behaviour has been suspended on full pgy- behaviour has been suspended on full pay. christian horner denies the allegations and was allowed to remain in his role after the allegations were rejected. a spokesperson for red bull racing said they couldn't comment. i spoke to our correspondence, laura scott.

a new train service between london and central scotland has been given the go ahead. ndon euston and the city of stirling. it will create new competition for lner, which currently operates services on that route . grand union trains that route. grand union trains is due to launch its new services by june next year. nationwide building society has reached an agreement to buy virgin money in a deal worth £2.9 billion. the planned takeover would create a combined lender worth more than £366 billion. it would eventually see the virgin money brand disappear, though nationwide says it has no plans to cut jobs in the near tum . a woman who in the near tum. a woman who loaded a gun on a film set that was fired by actor alec baldwin has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter. hannah gutierrez reed was found guilty of causing the death of 42 year old cinematographer halyna hutchins. she was killed when mr baldwin fired a gun as part of the making of a film. in october 2021. prosecutors allege that gutierrez reed unknowingly brought live ammunition onto the set , brought live

scotland. durham cornwall, london or kent.sick of it and in the end you say, well, i'm a life assurance salesman. actually are you covered? and then people go away. i mean, i'm joking. >> i never thought this. i never thought that, i never i >> i never thought this. i never thought that, i neveri never thought that, i never i never thought that, i never i never thought that, i never i never thought that policemen would join the list of estate agents and politicians as being that unpopular. but surely, i mean, you've been involved with the force for a long, long time. surely the police have always had a fair degree of stick. >> no, i mean, you're correct , >> no, i mean, you're correct, but, you know, the point about being in the police is you're not there to be loved. you're there to keep the king's peace , there to keep the king's peace, if like, enforce the law and if you like, enforce the law and stand between bullies and stand between the bullies and the dishonest thugs and the innocent vulnerable people. innocent and vuln

scotland. rain also around the lake district and elsewhere we've got showers crossing the uk. temperatures early in the morning on friday — double figures for london many of us around 9—10 degrees. a bit colder there in scotland — 5 for aberdeen. the forecast, then, for friday, and a lot of cloud first half of the day, very few glimmers of sunshine. showers possible through the morning and afternoon across england and wales, cracks of thunder likely, but out towards the west — and in some other areas as well — there'll be some bright spells. temperatures — well, from yorkshire southwards i think we're still talking about the mid—teens, but further north and west, closer to around 10 or 11. and then friday night the skies clear, and into saturday morning with lighter winds, it is going to be a chilly start. so crisp sunshine early on saturday with temperatures in parts of scotland around —3 degrees celsius. i don't think it's going to be frosty in the south. so saturday, lots of bright if not sunny weather across many northern and eastern areas. but this weather front is approaching — its southwesterlies pushing the rain bearing clouds so there wil

temperatures quite close to average in london, but again on the cold side for east scotland and partsn denies causing her baby's death when she went on the run with her partner. natojust got bigger as sweden officiallyjoins the security alliance, breaking with a two—century—long policy of neutrality also coming up on the world today: a chance for a little ones and you to dress up as your favourite literary characters. it's world book day. welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc presidentjoe biden will announce to congress tonight that he has ordered the us military to set up a port in gaza to get more humanitarian aid into the territory by sea, say senior us officials. e deliveries will be shipped from cyprus will become the main belief hub, there is no deep water port there so the us has been looking at how to get food and water in medicine into gaza. it is understood the temporary landing port would allow hundreds of additional truckloads of supplies every day. let's speak to our correspondent in washington tom bateman. what more do we know about thes

scotland. rain also around the lake district and elsewhere we've got showers crossing the uk. temperatures early in the morning on friday — double figures for londontland — 5 for aberdeen. the forecast, then, for friday, and a lot of cloud first half of the day, very few glimmers of sunshine. showers possible through the morning and afternoon across england and wales, cracks of thunder likely, but out towards the west — and in some other areas as well — there'll be some bright spells. temperatures — well, from yorkshire southwards i think we're still talking about the mid—teens, but further north and west, closer to around 10 or 11. and then friday night the skies clear, and into saturday morning with lighter winds, it is going to be a chilly start. so crisp sunshine early on saturday with temperatures in parts of scotland around —3 degrees celsius. i don't think it's going to be frosty in the south. so saturday, lots of bright if not sunny weather across many northern and eastern areas. but this weather front is approaching — its southwesterlies pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the

i'm bright white from scotland, not representing london in any way. i was on a london in any way.station, so i understood that. but god, i was angry when finally i had my protected characteristic and i was sacked. >> anyway, kelvin , the >> anyway, kelvin, the everyone's in favour of protecting people from outright discrimination. >> it's just the equality act. the public sector equality duty leads to all these lunatic, equality officers and courses and so on. that just waste taxpayers money in her, in her in, in with badenoch quoting the report basically pointed out that there had been no examples that there had been no examples that they could find where there had been any breakthrough because of these kinds of these kinds of acts and what we seem to have now, i don't know if you go to any hospital, i suspect that the diversity aspect, means that the diversity aspect, means that if you're if you're white, that if you're if you're white, thatis that if you're if you're white, that is probably going to be your greatest strength. >> now to try and get a job anywhere . i mean, it is

i'm bright white from scotland, not representing london in any way. i was on a london in any way. london station, so i understood that. but god, i was angry when finally i had my protected characteristic and i was sacked. >> anyway, kelvin , the >> anyway, kelvin, the everyone's in favour of protecting people from outright discrimination. >> it's just the equality act. the public sector equality duty leads to all these lunatic, equality officers and courses and so on. that just waste taxpayers money in her, in her in, in with badenoch quoting the report basically pointed out that there had been no examples that there had been no examples that they could find where there had been any breakthrough because of these kinds of these kinds of acts and what we seem to have now, i don't know if you go to any hospital, i suspect that the diversity aspect, means that the diversity aspect, means that if you're if you're white, that if you're if you're white, thatis that if you're if you're white, that is probably going to be your greatest strength. >> now to try and get a job anywhere . i mea

still pretty soggy for eastern scotland and a real contrast and temperature, 7 degrees in aberdeen, up to 15 for londonwich. turning chilly friday night, likely to see frosty conditions to start the weekend, —3 possibly even colder in more rules spots in scotland. —— rural spots in scotland. more cloud will drift its way in from the west, bringing blustery showers to northern ireland, wales and south—west england. further north and east, likely stay dry through the day. a bit of a contrast still, eight in aberdeen, 13 for london. second half of the weekend, we will see another area of low pressure towards the north—west of the uk, more weather fronts crossing their way to the east, likely to start sunday with rain in the east, probably easing the way, so not a bad day. some sunny spells, still a few showers around on sunday, but more widely temperatures not too bad, in the teens. thanks, sarah. and that's bbc news at 0ne. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are, goodbye. hello, and welcome to sportsday this thursday afternoon with me, chetan pathak. coming up on the programme...

scotland. temperature wise, seven in lerwick to 13 in belfast, birmingham, london and plymouth. note, but we've got two weather fronts. here's the first one pushing eastwards, taking some rain. here's the second one moving south—eastwards, bringing heavier rain across scotland and northern ireland, eventually into the far north of northern england. the wind picking up behind it, but a very mild night ahead of it. so tomorrow we start off with this rain again, slowly sinking southwards. there will still be a fair bit of cloud ahead of it, but we'll see some breaks in the cloud tomorrow with some sunshine. whereas for scotland and northern ireland it's going to be windy with sunshine and showers, gales across the far north, temperatures 8 to 15 degrees. but in the sunshine in the south—east, we might see a little bit higher than that. wednesday night into thursday, our weather front retreats northwards once again taking its rain with it. there's another one coming in from the atlantic as well. so thursday is looking fairly cloudy, wet as the rain moves northwards. showery rain com

scotland could stay largely dry. dry too, across east anglia and central southern england. bye— bye. live from londonformer billionaire crypto boss sam bankman—fried, who was convicted of fraud and money laundering last year, returns to court for sentencing. scotland could become the first uk nation to provide terminally ill people with assistance to end their lives if a bill that has been introduced at holyrood is approved. the thames water crisis deepens as shareholders refuse to inject extra money into the uk's largest water company. and queen camilla departs the royal maundy thursday service — there's a message from the absent king. we need and benefit greatly from those who extend the hand of friendship to us. especially in a time of need. hello, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction.

a new train service between london and central scotland has been given the go ahead. egulator approved plans to operate four daily return services between london and houston and the city of stirling. it'll create new competition for lner, which currently operates services on that route. grand union trains is due to launch its new services by june next year , and services by june next year, and last month was the world's warmest february in modern times. in another sign that the world is running out of time to deal with the climate crisis , deal with the climate crisis, each month since june last year has seen new temperature highs , has seen new temperature highs, with temperatures in europe 3.3 degrees above average degrees above the average throughout the 1990s. it means the world is at least temporarily now above the 1.5 degree threshold beyond which the worst impacts of climate change are expected . for the change are expected. for the latest news, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen. or you can go to gbnews.com slash alerts. no

the day coming into southern england, pushing northwards overnight, getting into scotland on easter monday. live from london declared a state of emergency after the collapse of a bridge in baltimore following its being hit by a container ship. baltimore following its being hit by a containership. it baltimore following its being hit by a container ship. it has been described as a mass casualty event. this is the moment it happens, you can see the ship hitting a column of the francis scott key bridge on the left of screen. the bridge quickly collapses. the baltimore city fire department is at the scene, its head says as many as 20 workers are believed to have fallen into the river. it happened about 1:30am local time. there is now a large multi—agency rescue and recovery operation in place. the baltimore mayor brandon scott says he is in contact with local authorities. this is where it happened.

scotland. that's the forecast for now. live from london. this is bbc news.advances by russian troops. the british and german foreign ministers meet in berlin — with ukraine and gaza at the top of the agenda. crucial work that annalena and i have been doing is to say how do we turn a pause into a permanent, sustainable ceasefire without going back to the fighting? mediators hope to achieve a ceasefire in gaza before ramadan, but negotiations stall as hamas' delegation leave cairo. it'sjoe biden's final state of the union address before the us election — a chance to woo voters ahead of his rematch with donald trump. red bull suspends the woman who accused the team principal, christian horner, of inappropriate behaviour. hello, i'm anna foster, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. in the last hour, germany's foreign minister has said ukraine should be supplied with "more long—range weapons". annalena baerbock was speaking at the end of a meeting with britain's foreign secretary lord cameron. he said

scotland. temperatures slowly creeping upwards. live from london, this is bbc news.ut the attack, releasing a photo of those it claims are responsible. the attack, releasing a photo i the attack, releasing a photo then windsor, the ho princess i then windsor, the hometown of the princess of wales and her family, and it is an incredibly busy day, but amongst tourists and locals the conversation has been dominated by the news from the princess of wales that she is being treated for cancer. and in the middle east, the un secretary—general calls for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire while on a visit to the rafah border crossing. hello, i'm rich preston, welcome to the programme. we begin in russia, following the deadly attack on a concert hall, where at least 130 people were killed. this is the scene live in moscow right now — rescuers are still searching through the charred remains of crocus city hall. the death toll is expected to "rise significantly", according to the city's governor. in a televised address, president vladimir putin said that all four gunmen behind

london area. a cooler day in eastern scotland, north—east england with a breeze off the sea, but western scotlandnext week. if you're on an extended break, of course, with it being easter, low pressure rules the roost. don't take the weather symbols too literally. there will be rain at times, breezy as well, but it won't be desperately cold with temperatures a little bit above average. this is bbc news, the headlines the us is said to have authorised the transfer of billions

london area. a cooler day in eastern scotland, north—east england with a breeze off the sea, but western scotland take us into next week. if you're on an extended break, of course, with it being easter, low pressure rules the roost. don't take the weather symbols too literally. there will be rain at times, breezy as well, but it won't be desperately cold with temperatures a little bit above average. this is bbc news. the headlines... israeli media are reporting on government proposals for an all—arab peacekeeping force in gaza to enable the delivery of aid. the united nations continues to warn of imminent famine in the strip. there's fresh political instability in northern ireland following the resignation of sirjeffrey donaldson, leader of the democratic unionist party. he has been charged with rape and other historical sexual offences and says he will strenuously contest the charges. counter—terrorism police in london are investigating the stabbing of pouria zeraati, a presenterfor a persian—language news channel. the broadcaster has been critical of the iranian authorities — and says mr zeraat

london area. a cooler day in eastern scotland, north—east england with a breeze off the sea, but western scotlandrts to take us into next week. if you're on an extended break, of course, with it being easter, low pressure rules the roost. don't take the weather symbols too literally. there will be rain at times, breezy as well, but it won't be desperately cold with temperatures a little bit above average. live from london. this is bbc news. the us is said to have authorised billions of dollars worth of arms to israel and as the un warns of imminent famine in gaza, our correspondent joins a us aid drop. they're just opening the hatch ready to release the aid down into gaza. there is no organised distribution system down there. there it goes. further political instability for northern ireland with the resignation of the democratic unionist party leader, sirjeffrey donaldson. he says he will strenuously contest historical sexual offence charges. power blackouts in seven regions of ukraine after a wave of russian missile strikes, the second large—scale attack in a week. and a treasure trove of never—

scotland. rain also around the lake district and elsewhere we've got showers crossing the uk. temperatures early in the morning on friday — double figures for londoneen. the forecast, then, for friday, and a lot of cloud first half of the day, very few glimmers of sunshine. showers possible through the morning and afternoon across england and wales, cracks of thunder likely, but out towards the west — and in some other areas as well — there'll be some bright spells. temperatures — well, from yorkshire southwards i think we're still talking about the mid—teens, but further north and west, closer to around 10 or 11. and then friday night the skies clear, and into saturday morning with lighter winds, it is going to be a chilly start. so crisp sunshine early on saturday with temperatures in parts of scotland around —3 degrees celsius. i don't think it's going to be frosty in the south. so saturday, lots of bright if not sunny weather across many northern and eastern areas. but this weather front is approaching — its southwesterlies pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish sea and into

if anything, around 16 in london, 15 in hull, stays chilly though in the north of scotland, only singlehere is going to be coming from, so relatively mild direction but it really is just one big area of low pressure across the atlantic. there is no sign of any high to calm things down, to bring us some more substantial spells of dry weather. so whether you are going to be looking at the apps or online, you are frequently going to see these shower or rain symbols which will change from day to day, but it is an indication of predominantly damp, if not wet, weather heading our way in the days ahead. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. the un says the targeting of its peacekeepers is unacceptable after three observers were injured in an explosion in southern lebanon. a convoy of ships sets off from cyprus to bring desperately needed aid to the people of gaza. a warning that a year of civil war in sudan has left millions of people facing imminent famine. political leaders promise stability in northern ireland won't be affected by the arrest and resignation of the dup leader. and the

it's never going to be particularly cold, if anything, around 16 in london, 15 in hull stays chilly, though, in the north of scotlandfrom the south southwest, well, that's where our atmosphere is going to be coming from. so relatively mild direction. but it really is just one big area of low pressure across the atlantic. this there's no sign of any high to calm things down, to bring us a more substantial spell of dry weather. so whether you're going to be looking at the apps or online, you are frequently, frequently going to see these shower or rain symbols, which will change from day to day. but it is an indication of predominantly damp, if not weather heading our way in the days ahead. bye bye. live from london, this is bbc news. king charles has attended an easter service in windsor, followed by a walkabout to greet crowds. it's his most significant public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. pope francis pleads for peace in his easter message. he's been meeting worshippers after easter sunday mass as thousands gather in st peter's square. as military strikes in gaza continue, ceasefire talks between isr

scotland. rain also around the lake district and elsewhere we've got showers crossing the uk. temperatures early in the morning on friday — double figures for londonolder there in scotland — 5 for aberdeen. the forecast, then, for friday, and a lot of cloud first half of the day, very few glimmers of sunshine. showers possible through the morning and afternoon across england and wales, cracks of thunder likely, but out towards the west — and in some other areas as well — there'll be some bright spells. temperatures — well, from yorkshire southwards i think we're still talking about the mid—teens, but further north and west, closer to around 10 or 11. and then friday night the skies clear, and into saturday morning with lighter winds, it is going to be a chilly start. so crisp sunshine early on saturday with temperatures in parts of scotland around —3 degrees celsius. i don't think it's going to be frosty in the south. so saturday, lots of bright if not sunny weather across many northern and eastern areas. but this weather front is approaching — its southwesterlies pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—wes

scotland. winds picking up an attempt is rising through the day, 12 degrees in london by the end of the afternoon we move through saturday night, this band of rain wriggles its way through and we see heavy bursts in places and we continue to feed mild air in the mix. by sunday morning, a very different start, temperatures in double digits for many places, frost free to start. without a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain in eastern parts, that rain will clear and then we will see spells of sunshine and showers. one or two of those could be on the heavy side, a very mild and the weekend, temperatures for sunday afternoon, 13—16 . this is bbc news, the headlines. israel sends a delegation back to qatar for ceasefire talks — despite branding hamas' proposals unrealistic — amid netanyahu approving plans for a military operation in rafah. it comes as an aid ship with 20 tonnes of food and medical supplies arrives off the coast of gaza. we will talk live to those organising the relief effort. a new ruling on trump's georgia election case — we'll be live with our correspondent with the latest. and we get an

scotland. further south and east, quite a lot of cloud, but where we see some sunny spells, again, it may feel warm — 17 degrees likely in the londons cold front slips southwards and eastwards, and that will bring a change to colder conditions. a deep low, passing to the north of scotland, that will bring some really strong winds, gales likely in the far north. for the northern half of the uk, there will be showers, some heavy, some thundery and some wintry up over high ground, and for some places, temperatures will actually be dropping as the day wears on. the afternoon, for example, in glasgow, around eight celsius. we stay in that cold air for the weekend. there will be showers, some of which will be wintry over high ground, and when we factor in the strength of the winds, it will feel decidedly chilly. live from washington. this is bbc news. the us supreme court refuses to block a law that would allow texas to detain and deport suspected illegal migrants. a spokesperson for the world food programme tells the bbc that the food situation in gaza could get darker than it already is, without an immediate ceasefire. and we speak to

scotland. further south and east, quite a lot of cloud, but where we see some sunny spells, again, it may feel warm — 17 degrees likely in the london front slips southwards and eastwards, and that will bring a change to colder conditions, a deep, low passing to the north of scotland that will bring some really strong winds, gales likely in the far north. for the northern half of the uk, there will be showers, some heavy, some thundery and some wintry up over higher ground. and for some places, temperatures will actually be dropping as the day wears on. the afternoon, for example, in glasgow, around 8 celsius. we stay in that cold air for the weekend. they'll be showers, some of which will be wintry over high ground. and when we factor in the strength of the winds, it will feel decidedly chilly. live from washington, this is bbc news. former us president trump is projected to win more primaries, as the republicans�* presumptive nominee gears up for a november re—match with presidentjoe biden. the us supreme court rejects a white house emergency request, and allows texas police to arrest people suspected of illegally crossing the sou

scotland. temperatures rise during the day, 12 degrees in london, by the end of the afternoon.n places while we continue to feed mild air in the mix. by sunday morning, a very different start, temperatures in double digits for many places. frost free to start. without cloud, some outbreaks of rain in eastern parts, that will clear then we will see spells of sunshine and some showers. one or two of those could be on the heavy side, but a very mild end to the weekend, temperatures 13 to 16 degrees. a glitch at mcdonald's leaves customers in several countries unable to order. and from rivalry to partnership — honda and nissan agree to work together on developing electric vehicles. welcome to world business report. mcdonald's is in the bit of a pickle. it is having some unexplained technical difficulties at its restaurants across the world, leaving customers unable to order food. we're told that this issue has been fixed here in the uk but the issues have affected outlets in hong kong, australia and several other countries. mcdonald's says it's aware of a technology outage

london area. a cooler day east of scotland, northeast england with a breeze off the sea.ith it being easter, low pressure rules the roost. don't take the weather symbols too literally. there will be rain at times, breezy as well, but it won't be desperately cold, temperatures a little bit above average. this is bbc news, the headlines the us is said to have authorised the transfer of billions of dollars worth of bombs and fighterjets to israel in recent days. this comes as a un—backed report warns of imminent famine in gaza. sirjeffrey donaldson, leader of northern ireland's democratic unionist party resigns — he has been charged with rape and other historical sexual offences. sirjeffrey had said that he will strenuously contest the charges against him. and previously unheard recordings of the american soul singer marvin gaye — who died a0 years ago — have reportedly been found in belgium. we'll be speaking live to �*80s soul legend ruby turner for more on this. more now on the war between israel and gaza, which is overshadowing both ramadan and easter. 0n good friday, fe

scotland. that's the forecast for now. live from london. this is bbc news.ediators hope this achieve a cease—fire in gaza before ramadan, but negotiations stalled as hamas delegation leave cairo. formula one team red bull suspends the woman who accused the principal, christian horner, of inappropriate behaviour. under of inappropriate behaviour. verify today, with gove debt under verify today, with government debt featuring in compositions, we take a look at how the uk track record compares with other major advanced economies. hello, i'm anna foster, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. germany's foreign minister has said ukraine should be supplied with "more long—range weapons". annalena baerbock was speaking after talks with britain's foreign secretary lord cameron. he said he believed you achieve peace "by demonstrating that putin cannot win." lord cameron's visit to berlin comes days after russian media published an intercepted call between senior german military officials, which included deta

scotland. rain also around the lake district and elsewhere we've got showers crossing the uk. temperatures early in the morning on friday — double figures for london first half of the day, very few glimmers of sunshine. showers possible through the morning and afternoon across england and wales, cracks of thunder likely, but out towards the west — and in some other areas as well — there'll be some bright spells. temperatures — well, from yorkshire southwards i think we're still talking about the mid—teens, but further north and west, closer to around 10 or 11. and then friday night the skies clear, and into saturday morning with lighter winds, it is going to be a chilly start. so crisp sunshine early on saturday with temperatures in parts of scotland around —3 degrees celsius. i don't think it's going to be frosty in the south. so saturday, lots of bright if not sunny weather across many northern and eastern areas. but this weather front is approaching — its southwesterlies pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish sea and into northern ireland. temperatures though, around 10—13 deg

temperatures quite close to average in london, but again on the cold side for east scotland and parts fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. nature lovers around the globe are tuning in to a pair of californian bald eagles sitting on three eggs — hoping to see the chicks hatch. one of the challenges thatjoe biden faces tonight is convincing people that he has set the recovery on the right path. but from exit polling on super tuesday it is clear that a majority of voters believe things were so much better under donald trump. which set us thinking. was it so much better? we have a series of graphs that might surprise people. lets start with growth. real gdp, adjusted for inflation, averaged 2.6% in trump's first three years in office. from biden's inauguration, post pandemic it grew by around 3.4% a year. the fed remember pumped in billions to help the economy. still gdp grew by 2.5 last year. about the same. trump presided over a strong job market: he took office with unemployment at 4.7%. it dipped to 3.5% in 2019—a 50—year low. post pandemic unemployment reached 6.4% by the

scotland. further south and east, quite a lot of cloud, but where we see some sunny spells, again, it may feel warm — 17 degrees likely in the londonh thursday night and into friday, this cold front slips southwards and eastwards, and that will bring a change to colder conditions, a deep, low passing to the north of scotland that will bring some really strong winds, gales likely in the far north. for the northern half of the uk, there will be showers, some heavy, some thundery and some wintry up over higher ground. and for some places, temperatures will actually be dropping as the day wears on the afternoon — for example, in glasgow, around 8 celsius. we stay in that cold air for the weekend. they'll be showers, some of which will be wintry over high ground. and when we factor in the strength of the winds, it will feel decidedly chilly. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines: millions of people are at a risk of dying from diseases and starvation in sudan after 11 months of civil war. we have a special report. my last pills finished three days before the war. from that moment on, i'm sufferin

london. — discussion in which the mayor of london, myself and the first minister— london, myself and the first minister of scotlands in implementation. but i think it was a dawning _ implementation. but i think it was a dawning process rather than a clearly — dawning process rather than a clearly plumbed in recognition from the outset. . , , ~ clearly plumbed in recognition from the outset. . ,, ~ , .~ clearly plumbed in recognition from the outset. . , , ~ , . ,, . the outset. perhaps mr drake that, for some of— the outset. perhaps mr drake that, for some of the _ the outset. perhaps mr drake that, for some of the reasons _ the outset. perhaps mr drake that, for some of the reasons you - the outset. perhaps mr drake that, for some of the reasons you have l for some of the reasons you have just given, the inquiry has heard evidence from some uk government ministers and former ministers that they regret the decision not to use they regret the decision not to use the civil contingencies act to respond to the pandemic. mrjohnson, in his evidence has said that in the event of a future pandemic, the uk should be treate