a real soa ker ofa wetter weather today.go through tonight we are looking at largely dry weather. still one or two showers around but most still one or two showers around but m ost pla ces still one or two showers around but most places would have clear starry skies overhead and from north to south it is going to turn chilly. you can see these widespread pale green shades and our temperature chart. that is in the big built—up areas. 0ut chart. that is in the big built—up areas. out in the countryside sunspots spots will get the freezing or even a touch below. we could start of the raw morning with a touch of frost and maybe the odd five patch as well. it will turn into a decent day with patchy cloud and the odd shower up to the northwest. not as many as we had today. those temperatures may be just a notch higher. 14—16d. —— 14-16d. it just a notch higher. 14—16d. —— 14—16d. it will allow front systems to squash and towards the northwest of the country. a bit of a split in our fortunes developing during tuesday. a chilly star

a real soa ker ofa wetter weather today. a real soa ker of a sunday morning across many parts.arance card —— is clear and starry skies overhead. and you can see these wide spread green treads on our temperature charts. towns and cities three, four, 5 degrees. that's in the builders. 0ut four, 5 degrees. that's in the builders. out in the countryside people will get a freezing or touch below. you could start off with a touch of frost in the morning. maybe the odd fog patch. but it will turn into a decent day with long spells of sunshine. some patchy cloud and the odd shower of the northwest. not as many as we have had during the day. those temperatures and maybe a notch higher, 14—16 degrees. the high—pressure still with us as we head into sunday. it will drift further ease the life systems to squash him towards the northwest of the country. a buddha split in our fortu nes the country. a buddha split in our fortunes developing on tuesday. a chilly start for most of us. for england and wales and the east of scotland, they will hold onto sunny spells but in western scotland it wil

soa so a real variety of papers to chew over. shall we start with the daily telegraph?line greenest farmers first in line for grants and presumably these are the farmers who protect the countryside. yes, this is michael gove announcing an agriculture bill. it's interesting that so much of wrecks it seems chaotic and michael gove is presenting this discreet will on farming. one of the things i think even the anti—brexit people have accepted for a long time, that the common agriculture policy was broken so his policy is that instead of chp payments... common agricultural policy payments going to farmers, uk government money will go to farmers who do good things like sustainable food production and i think it's interesting. he has long talked about a green brexit and this is the flesh on the bones. hasn't he said this before, steve? we have known this was coming. the government needs this out there, away from the bickering vision of what we could get which is selling —— sorely needed. worried at the bottom, there is a national audit office report which is damning, talking

and second, even within opec, group made, soa normally nots disciplined, this time has been disciplinededuced production by 2 million barrels a day, which has been a major force to move prices within the the region of $50 to $60 from $30 18 months ago. francine: you were also surprised by this business friendship between saudi arabia and russia to keep control over oil prices. paolo: you know, fear is very important. fear of this unknown element of shale oil has been the trigger for having russia and saudi arabia getting together. and then all the rest. francine: the oil industry has tricky politics, right? you have different factions, different politicians, different risky parts of the world. do you like your job? paolo: i love my job. it is a fascinating job, a which was a mixture between industry and foreign policy, which i found particularly fascinating. francine: one person, who you the awardse you got on the same day, went into politics. would you ever go into politics? paolo: no, i don't think so. as a matter of fact, politics by made by an oil man does not have much to do with p

it is southern parts that have the wettest weather today, a real soa ker of parts that have the wetteste go through tonight, we are looking at largely dry weather, one oi’ looking at largely dry weather, one or two she was, most have clear, starry skies. from north to south, turning chilly. widespread pale green shades on the temperature chart show that towns and cities are three, four or 5 degrees. 0ut chart show that towns and cities are three, four or 5 degrees. out in the countryside sunspots get to freezing oi’ countryside sunspots get to freezing ora countryside sunspots get to freezing or a touch below. we could start off tomorrow with a touch of frost. the odd fog patch as well. it turns into a decent state, long spells of sunshine, the odd shareware. not as many as we've had during today. temperatures may be a notch higher. the high—pressure lives still with us the high—pressure lives still with us monday into tuesday. it gifts further eastwards along in frontal systems to squash in. a spit in our fortu nes systems to squash in. a spit in our fortunes developing during tuesday.

pressure and he needs to try to convince north korea to take some steps towards denuclearisation and soangful gesture so that the us can also move forward. this at some upcoming summit in many respects is going to be a lot more challenging for then his first two summits. —— for president moon jae—in. the international criminal court says it has the right to investigate the alleged deportation from myanamar of hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims. the court made its decision just days after two burmese journalists were sentenced to seven years injail in myanamar for breaking the official secrets act. wa lone and kyaw soe 0o had been investigating the killing of ten rohingya men in rakhine state. the wife of one of the reporters has been speaking to our myanmar correspondent nick beake. translation: when i heard the seven—year sentence i was devastated. i nearly went mad. it is so unjust. i did not expect this at all. i believed we would go home together as a family. he is innocent. he is a journalist doing hisjob. it is innocent. he is a journalist doing his job. it is the only way t

soa with temperatures around 15 degrees. so a cooler day compared to today.utbreaks of rain likely across southern areas of times and feeling fresher. further north again some bright skies and sunshine and feeling cool. from wednesday to thursday the weather front will eventually clear away from the far south—east of england and will be pushing away the warmer air with it. we continue to have showers across parts of scotland but for most feeling called by the end of the week with rain at times as well. goodbye. hello, it's monday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to the programme male fertility problems are now the most common reason for couples seeking ivf treatment in the uk. yet we can reveal that the system is failing men, and one expert exclusively tells us, astonishingly, women are being offered ivf in order to treat male infertility. it's now quite urgent that we look at the problem. men are not being looked after properly, not diagnosed and not cared for. today we hearfrom men who've never spoken before about their infertility — becaus

it is southern parts that have had that real soaker robber is southern parts that have had that real soaom the south—east. still some strong gusty winds across the south—east for a time. in fact, winds across the south—east for a time. infact, it winds across the south—east for a time. in fact, it is breezy everywhere but for the majority this afternoon is looking bright enough. some spells and sunshine. a scattering of showers but come on the poolside. 12—15d. now, the showers will fade this evening but some will continue tonight. maybe some will continue tonight. maybe some western fringes of england and wales but wherever you are, from north to south, it is going to be a decidedly chilly night. these of the town and city temperatures. three, four, 5 degrees. in the countryside, some spots will get a freezing. some spots might even get below. touch of frost for some of us tomorrow morning. mist patches as well but then a nice looking day, some good spells of sunshine and the odd affecting north—western areas with a showers not as heavy or plentiful as they have been today. and the temp

soa there for newcastle and for edinburgh.have an approaching low. it will ultimately bring some rain from the north—west. so enjoy the sunshine first in the morning. they should be plenty about to go around. it is probably going to go around. it is probably going to be the sunniest day of the week ahead, to be honest. things will turn to cloud over from the north and west as the day goes by. and watch out for few showers continuing to feed into the irish sea coast, perhaps in the cheshire, greater manchester and merseyside on and off through that a. we will have more general rain pushing in the scotland and maybe northern ireland as we had through the afternoon, the winds picking up. relatively cool air with us. top temperatures about 15 degrees. but that cool at has moved away by this wodge of milder air as we go on to monday night and into tuesday. now, that is all associated with a wan sector, with the warmest of the air across england and wales on tuesday. this is how tuesday 14 degrees also the southern a. there will be

18, into the afternoon, top temperatures of 11 — 18, so into the afternoon, top temperatures of11—18,soaue to this chilly start, saturday due to this chilly start, saturday looks quite promising to begin with and there will be some dry weather, it will feel cool for many of us and eventually we will have some wet and windy weather in the south west. potentially another storm in the second half of the weekend. a reminder of our top story: eu leaders tell the prime minister her attackers brexit plan will not work but the prime minister says if there isn't an agreement acceptable to the uk, there will be no deal. that's all from the bbc news at six. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: in a blow to the prime minister, the head of the european council has told theresa may that her plans for brexit "won't work". everybody shared the view that while there are positive elements in the chequers proposal, the suggested framework for economic cooperation will not work. but the prime minister inisits her plan is the only one to e

our jetstream looks likely to continue undulating soa looks likely to continue undulating so a lot ofre most likely to see outbreaks of rain. allowing high pressure to build back into the south. southern areas particularly likely to see something drier and warmer into next week. there will be some rain in the north—west but once again, a lot of uncertainty in part down to the tropical troublemakers. hello. this is bbc news with me, julian worricker. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines: downing street has retaliated against borisjohnson, saying he has no new ideas for brexit, after he criticised theresa may's plan. the former foreign secretary said the approach agreed at chequers means disaster for britain.

soa so a lot to keep an eye on today so a lot to keep an eye on today.n, from pictet asset management. ben was talking about the imf article in the financial times, christine lagarde speaking and it was ben was talking about the imf article in the financial times, christine lagarde speaking and it was emerging markets, you are watching turkey at the central bank, give us your 0na on a turkish central bank, we are looking for quick and decisive action from the turkish authorities, mindful of the fact that they have a very high rollover risk over the next six months or so of external debt. we are looking for at least a five percentage point interest rate hike, because inflation is ahead of that. in effect, they have negative interest rates. they are likely to stop short of that. it is a hard ask for them, because there are political constraints. u nfortu nately, we political constraints. unfortunately, we are likely to continue to get the negative feedback between inflation and the currency. in terms of the issue of it spreading, she says she is worried th

we had a lot of soa these. all that going on.'s still quite a few zombie companies. >> there are too many of them already. cannoternment still bring themselves to put all this into liquidation. the problem is you still have to pay. rishaad: ok. i'm going to talk to you about markets. are you investing? no, no, look at that. for a restaurant chain, i think it is too high, even though the response is quite good. rishaad: five times -- >> that's right, that's right, but i doubt it will perform very well. yvonne: why do you think so? we've seen all these chinese tech ipo's. some of them have been lower than their debut price. does this come down to valuation? >> of course. i think it is time to profit. if you don't make money, how can ?ou convince people to buy something must be wrong with you to invest in a money-losing company all the time. --haad: what about >> [indiscernible] i think it is below 70 right now. it may be close to the $60 level. yvonne: are these reforms allowing more of these biotech companies -- could it be a matt

people trying tok soa up sunshine ahead of the storm. you can get up tthe minute information on hurricane florence and the potential impact this storm could have on us in the nbc washington app. >> people all over the country will pause to remember the attacks. 11th >> justin is live for us this morning with other events planned in remembrance of this y. good morning. >> good morning. we're now just minutes away from the flag ceremony taking place at the pentagon. behind me you can see that area is already lit up. this is a tradition that now dates back to the day after tr septem11th attacks. when the large fg wasrought in to drape over the dage here. vice president mike pence will join the ceremony at the9/11 memorial here and on this day 17 years ago, 184 people were killed. they wer aboard america airlines flight when it crashed into the western wall. the dead includingassengers on that plane and flight crew as well as pentagonem oyees. all the celebrations taking place across the country and of course in our area h e aswell. i do wan

those standards checks like i was mentioning would also apply, soa it i was mentioning would also applyish border could stay open. in fact, the opposite. that would be a border that the eu would need to apply its rules to every country to the uk and every other country importing across the border. so it doesn't answer the irish border question. that is the big question at the moment. john has got in touch. he says... another good question and one that quite a lot of people ask. i think you could point to a few things. you could point to the issue of money, that exit bill, as it is sometimes called, the financial commitment. on that there had been all sorts of figures talked about. interestingly the eu itself had never pointed to one number. some estimates have put it up as high as reaching 60, 80100 billion. with the negotiations had happened, that has been, that figure has been put in the region of perhaps a0 billion. we still don't know because it still depends on how we negotiation, how the figures will be calculated at the end of the day. some could say that the eu has given a bit o

up to a category four, one level down from a category five, so one level down from a category five, soaevel down from a category five, so a very one level down from a category five, so a very powerful system. it is maintaining its strength as it heads north—westwards into the coast of noise and south carolina. we are thinking it's going to be a cross into north carolina, if you look at the trajectory in the satellite picture. as it moves into the the coast, it will bring a storm surge as well as torrential rain and wind gusts up to 140 mph. what are the particular danger is that you are looking at with a strong? it's a combination of things. the storm surge, coinciding with a high tide around the carolinas. there are the damaging winds which will effect the coasts as it makes landfall. it will quickly weaken as it makes an full. but, the fed issue with the system is it will slow down as it makes landfall. this is similar to what hurricane harvey did in texas. we are looking at a lot of rainfall on the coast and then further inland. as we are watching this, we should look into the pacifi

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soa it starts to come south once again. so a lot of rain to you and still quite windy as well. and temperatures down to six to about 12. for some parts of the uk. tomorrow morning we start off with all that rain in scotland and as it moves all that rain in scotland and as it m oves a cross all that rain in scotland and as it moves across northern ireland, into northern england and wales, it will wea ken northern england and wales, it will weaken and become a band of cloud with patchy, light rain on it. kind of sunshine and showers and ahead of it still warm. i is getting up to about 22 or 23 across east anglia and the south—east, but pressure behind that cold front. by friday the front eventually makes it down to the south of england and wales, bringing its cloud, any patchy light rain on it before it moves away and all of us will see some sunshine. but it will feel a bit cooler for those of us who have had those high temperatures. we will be closer to where we should be, looking at around the mid—teens. into the weekend, quite a bit of dry weather around. rain on sunday for so

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talking about things like restau ra nts, talking about things like restaurants, hotels, banks, shops, soaeacts to what happens with brexit. we were talking about the pound weakening earlier today and that is what has happened over the last few days with a weaker pound but now we have had reports from the bloomberg service suggesting that the german government is happy to accept a less ha rd government is happy to accept a less hard agreement on future trade ties. these are only reports that the pound has changed significantly and risen against the dollar and euro so let's digester all of that. joining us now is shanti kelemen, senior portfolio manager, at coutts bank. let's talk about the pound because early on we were e—mailing each other about how weak the pound was that we have seen a shift in the last hour or so. yes, we saw the news come out that the uk and germany might be open to not having every single detail agreed by march which the market rightly saw as a positive because it is a complex issue and it will be hard to sort out everything in that time period. i think the economics

really blustery bonds into north—west scotland, average wind speeds with gusts of up to 50 mph or so, soat, it will feel cooler and fresher later tomorrow. so an area of cloud and patchy rain in southern england this evening, another area of rain pushing into wales, north west england and other parts of england and wales as it feeds southwards later, keeping temperatures in double figures. clear spells in scotla nd double figures. clear spells in scotland and northern ireland, so you will dip into single figures and the show is continuing north—west scotla nd the show is continuing north—west scotland on the gusty wind. this is the weather front with cloud and rain tomorrow clearing southwards, allowing the cooler and fresh air to filter further south across the uk. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live — i‘m simon mccoy. today at 3: the home secretary denies that ministers don‘t understand the impact of police cuts, after criticism from the public spending watchdog. i do fully recognise the pressures on policing, so let me be very clear with you — i will continue to fight on the police‘s