this was somerset earlier, heavy downpours across parts of somerset.more cloud and that's been producing rain across eastern england, eastern scotla nd rain across eastern england, eastern scotland too. here is the scene in east lea ke earlier, scotland too. here is the scene in east leake earlier, a lot of cloud there and outbreaks of rain too. through the rest of this evening we keep heavy and thundery showers father a time. to the north—east that area of rain makes its way northwards. wet weather arriving across much of scotland tonight. elsewhere, as the showers fade away and skies clear, it will be a fresh start to saturday morning but for many of us sunshine to start the day off. a few showers across northern ireland from the word go. for scotla nd ireland from the word go. for scotland there will be a cloud and rain particularly in the north and the east, south—west scotland faring better with brighter skies. a few patchy outbreaks of rain across parts of the north—east of england and then heading our way south we are into sunshine and scattered

it links the north somerset.cross the outer hebrides, but for most of scotla nd the outer hebrides, but for most of scotland it is dry and sunny. in the south of scotland and cumbria we still have mist and fog but that should lift readily. then we are backin should lift readily. then we are back in the sunshine. living south across yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands and into east anglia, towards the south coast, there is some rain. the exception to that is the far east of east anglia. it will dry upfora the far east of east anglia. it will dry up for a time, but rain coming again later. drifting further west to hampshire, the isle of wight, devon, cornwall, the isles of scilly, we are back under the rain again. at times it will be heavy. that extends through parts of wales, except the north and west. northern ireland has a dry start, but there will be showers around. like in western scotland some of the showers will be heavy and thundery, but they will be heavy and thundery, but they will be heavy and thundery

somerset, gloucestershire, that was conservative, liberal democrats.ng for all of britain. is that a fair point that carwyn jones in for all of britain. is that a fair point that carwynjones in wales has been able to shield labour from jeremy corbyn, that's the phrase used? he is the leader in wales. and people will know that. it's not about shielding anybody. let me just say this: we heard paul nuttal say that a big tory advance is a price worth paying. there will be labour voters, including those who haven't voted in the local elections, who will not think a big tory advance is a price worth paying. they will be frightened what will happen if theresa may wins or even if she gets a big irmajority. —— bigger majority. that will focus minds. ukip may think a big tory advance is a price worth paying. millions of vote rs a price worth paying. millions of voters will not think that. when i speak to people on the doorstep they are terrified of the prospect of a jeremy corbyn premiership. this is a man who is not supported by 75% of his own mps. come on. ind

breezy towards somerset and devon. breezy towards somerset and devon.of sunshine in western parts of northern ireland and western scotland. contrast 20 degrees with the western half, only about nine. the winds are coming off the cold sea and the low cloud will linger. to me, showers in the south will gradually depart, pushing off into northern france. most of those will be dry into tuesday morning. clear skies in the west and especially in scotland, mist or fog skies in the west and especially in scotland, mist orfog patches. still grey a cross scotland, mist orfog patches. still grey across parts of scotland and north east england tomorrow because ofan north east england tomorrow because of an easterly wind. that is because of an easterly wind. that is because of the low pressure today pushing southwards into france. the winds are anticlockwise and clockwise winds around the high pressure established in scandinavia brings the easterly flow in. off a cold sea, temperatures only around ten to 13. 12 showers are crossing them but nowhere near as bad as to

their 2014 deaths at somerset county home occur under mysterious circumstances. today hospital's three cooper plaza buildings were officially name the sheridan pavilion for the couple. >>> new jersey governor chris christie and five former governor were there to pay tribute. governor christie says they are dans contributed greatly to camden and the state. >> when the governor picked up the phone and called john sheridan always answered, and that is not only an indication of his love, loyalty for his state where he raised his family, but it is an indication of his heart. >> the somerset county prosecutor initially conclude that had john sheridan stabbed his wife before killing himself and setting fire to their home but in january the death was reclassified as undetermined, by the state medical examiner. >>> authorities say two addiction counselors at a halfway house, died of opioid overdoses. baggies, stamped with the super man logo and danger logo were found in the freedom ridge recovery lodge. they did test positive for heroin and fentanyl, residents tried to re

gardeners and growers take note, only affecting potentially cornwall, devon and maybe somerset., light wind, and again with an edge to the field running down through the east coast. little change in the story through the weekend, west is best in terms of sunshine. this is bbc news. i‘m sophie long at buckingham palace where it‘s been announced the duke of edinburgh is to retire from public duties — a decision he took himself, backed by the queen. but it was business as usual this lunchtime when he took his place alongside the queen — by the autumn he will no longer be accepting engagements. the prince — turns 96 next month — and his decision marks a transition for the royal family. i‘ll be bringing you all the latest developments. i‘m ben brown. the other news at 2pm: the french presidential candidates trade insults on television — now emmanuel macron files a lawsuit to scotch rumours he holds an offshore bank account.

that is in one county and i would hope we would have done better in somerset. the labour party and of course you could have virtually disintegrated. that matters politically because i think if you area politically because i think if you are a middle of the road conservative who voted to remain and you see your own party effectively assimilating ukip and its values as well as its voters, i think they will have pause now and worry about the future. people might say the same about the lib dems, the only remaining party left, and yet even though everyone it seems to acknowledge you and your party leader have the clearest line, the only remaining loan left, you still can't do well. well, as i say, we have made progress in terms of overall vote share and in areas where we expect to win back members of parliament. that was the objective. i think to the extent that people applied the results of local elections to the national, and of course the carry over is limited, i think what they will now be looking at is the prospect of the conservatives clearly doing very well.

somerset levels after the floods, and an emotional story.tastic performances. brilliantly directed by hope dickson leach. she is a rising star. it's her first feature film. weirdly, something like ten years, ago she was named as a rising star by screen international, like a decade ago. i think she's really made good on the promise of short films. it's a rich emotionally powerful film, superb sound design. great score. and again very, very low—key, but very powerful. i really liked it. david troughton to plays her father. he does, and between them they investigate family secrets that have been buried but refuse to stay buried. best dvd. mulholland drive. yeah, it's coming to blu—ray overseen by david lynch. i flagged this up because, as you probably know, twin peaks is coming back. i always found david lynch a fascinating director. this had a brief theatrical rerelease. this was voted, there was a bbc poll of something like best films of the 20th century. this came out on top. interestingly, it started life as a tv pilot and didn't start as a

he's on the line from somerset. what do you make of these leaks and the reaction to them?e a normal routine event. i think the reaction of the manchester police is out of proportion to what has happened, especially their subsequent actions to say, we are not going to exchange information with the united states any more because ultimately that is going to hurt the police in manchester more than it hurts the united states. just in this investigation, though, it's merely in this investigation. it is a good thing for all of us that manchester police don't speak for the country because severing the intelligence relationship between the uk and the us would be catastrophic. relationship between the uk and the us would be catastrophicm relationship between the uk and the us would be catastrophic. it was claimed that this had undermined the investigation and caused extra suffering to the families grieving their losses. he does have a point, clearly someone in the united states revealed information they were not supposed to reveal, and by the prime minister telling the president of

somerset hope for the day. it happened about 2:15 this afternoon when a contractor hit the gas line. they had it capped by an hour. >>> cal osha is investigating today's partial collapse of the building under construction in oakland. workers were pouring concrete for second-story when that level gave way and workers fell to the ground along with tons of wet cement.>> i'm happy i'm ally.>> reporter: this morning the fire department responded to a call from a construction site near the corner of broadway. part of the second floor of a parking facility under construction collapse. initially police who denied us access to the site downplayed the vent thing only one person had been injured. in fact, some 15 to 20 workers along with money tons of concrete were dumped 10 feet to the floor below. >> all of a sudden i heard a big boom and a bunch of smoke and test and then after that i got out and i helped start moving things out.>> we just started helping people out. >> reporter: workers were already rescuing their cow

this is on the eastern shore until 6:15 dorchester some somerset.what we're watching on that big areas of rain, this one from that d.c. stretching all the way down to the bay, almost to cambridge and then another big area that we see up here just about crossing interstate 70 in frederick county grazing a little bit of montgomery county. we'll see what this line does back here toward front royal. that's moving more to the east but obviously this is coming through at prime time for rush hour and it cannot be fun on the roads. did i mention there's plenty of lightning with it? as we put this in motion for the last hour, you'll be able to see the strikes very prolific especially east of the city and as i box out the area right here through d.c., over to prince george's county and through calvert county, a portion of it, that's about 509 strikes in the last 30 minutes. i'm also tracking some hail. the hail threats seems to be going way down but we tracked pretty good hail core across king george county and then through saint mary's county over to calvert

somerset levels after the floods and an emotional story.weirdly something like ten years ago she was named as a rising star by screen international, like a decade ago. i think she's really made good on the promise of short films. it's a rich emotionally powerful film, superb sound design. great score. and again very, very low—key but very powerful. i really liked it. david troughton to plays her father. he does and between them they investigate family secrets that have been buried but refuse to stay buried. best dvd. mulholland drive. yeah, it's coming to blu—ray overseen by david lynch. i flagged this up as you probably know, twin peaks is coming back. i always found david lynch a fascinating director. this was voted, there was a bbc poll of something like best films of the 20th century. of the 21st century. this came out on top. it started life as a tv pilot and didn't start as a film. it is a david lynch classic. it's lovely to have it in a beautiful transfer and to revisit it. i don't think it's lynch's best film but all of lynch's back

somerset levels after the floods and an emotional story.rilliantly directed by hope dickson leach. it's her first feature film. it is weirdly something like ten years ago she was named as a rising star by screen international, like a decade ago. i think she's really made good on the promise of short films. it's a rich emotionally powerful film, superb sound design. great score. and again very, very low—key but very powerful. i really liked it. david troughton to plays her father. he does and between them they investigate family secrets that have been buried but refuse to stay buried. best dvd. mulholland drive. yeah, it's coming to blu—ray overseen by david lynch. i flagged this up as you probably know, twin peaks is coming back. i always found david lynch a fascinating director. this was voted, there was a bbc poll of something like best films of the 20th century. this came out on top. it started life as a tv pilot and didn't start as a film. it is a david lynch classic. it's lovely to have it in a beautiful transfer and to revisit it. i d

host: next is joe joining us from somerset, new jersey. caller: good morning, c-span does a great job. you, haveammer, did you ever met the president even before he ran or before he got into politics at all, had dinner or talked with them? daniel krauthammer: i have not. caller: so that is number one. in one of your points you are way off basis. i believe he is talking about what you are talking about in nationalism. how i look at it, how he is talking about it and how he is right on with everything he says is to first all the miners and coal. we should never give up our advantages as a nation. our nation was founded -- why did we take the at let's go -- the alaska purchase? if we threw that away, the leaders decided you can't touch the caribou, can't do this. if we give up the advantages -- you mentioned is is important. -- race is important. think, iok at what i see it every day, there are groups of people who stand on corners waiting for work that don't claim the honest government -- the unemployment insurance, that don't do the same jo

much of 72 somerset should be driver support of sussex, we are expecting very heavy thundery downpoursese will be hitand miss. some thundery downpours. these will be hit and miss. some pieces will stay dry but in areas with showers you will know about it. three wales, northern england, scotland and northern ireland it is largely drive with the odd shower. sunshine in western scotland lifting temperatures to 20 degrees. in aberdeen you might get no higher than 9 degrees. through this evening we will see a lot of cloud feeding in across eastern scotland, north—east england. ensures further south will fade away. with this scars remain clear it will turn quite chilly. it might because enough for some places to see a touch of frost. it tuesday, this is the weather set up we develop. i pressure to the north. low pressure pad for a way to the self—induced. this gives us an easterly wind which will bring cloud in the eastern areas. some showers as well and where you are exposed to the easterly wind, it would be chilly. single digits for some. temperatures up single digits for some. temperature

se llama brian kornbluth, tiene 28 anos y ensenaba en la academia "somerset" en boca raton.obtuvo estas imgenes porque otro maestro tuvo sospechas de la conducta de kornbluth y puso una camara de vigilancia en el aula apuntando hacia su escritorio. cuando vio estas imgenes besando al nino de 10 anos en la boca, alerto a la administracion escolar y a ornbluth suspendieron sin paga. la policia lo arresto y le presentaron dos cargos por agresion. como parte de la investigacion, surgio que supuestamente kornbluth hacia lo mismo con la hermanita del estudiante. ambos ninos le dijeron a la policia que esta no era la primera vez. sin embargo, durante la audiendia en corte se le desestimo un cargo relacionado con la nina por falta de evidencias. asi que el maestro se declaro culpable la semana pasada por el cargo de agresion al nino, y un juez del condado palm beach lo sentencio a un ano de probatoria. out cue: .un ano de probatoria. duracion: 1:11 tag- en la escuela se distribuyo una circular para alertar a los padres en caso de que pudiera haber mas victimas. cesar ---telemundo 48

minehead in somerset where we had some sunshine earlier on in the day.th, some heat and humidity and these storm clouds heading our way. we have had some storms in the bay of biscay and parts of france as well. that is pushing up over the channel, through the afternoon, mainly focused on the south—west of england. further north we have got some drier, brighter weather and some sunshine. for many of us the winds are going to be much lighter than they were yesterday. there was a north—westerly breeze in scotla nd there was a north—westerly breeze in scotland so temperatures around moray firth will be 10 degrees lower than they were yesterday when it was 27. 18 or 19 is than they were yesterday when it was 27.18 or 19 is likely than they were yesterday when it was 27. 18 or 19 is likely with some sunshine, similar temperatures with sunshine, similar temperatures with sunshine at times in northern ireland. a touch warmer across melbourne and wales. going downhill across the south—west, this is where the main focus of the storms and torrential rain and gusty

similar to the west country towards somerset, rumbles of thunder and lightning in bridgwater and arenshine. low 20s. warmer for northern england the lack of sunshine. low 20s. warmerfor northern england and the lack of sunshine. low 20s. warmer for northern england and the north—west vertically but in northern ireland and the north of scotland, dry with sunshine continuing away from the north and east where it will be cloudy with a chilly breeze, especially for the east coast of scotland. those thunderstorms will move northwards during this evening, tending to fizzle out in their intensity. some rain getting into northern ireland overnight. again, there could be some heavy bursts mixed and because it‘s going to be a humid night. a little bit cooler further north. then, into friday, cloudy picture for most places. more sunshine for northern and western scotland but further south it will be showery and there could be thundery downpours mixed in for england and wales, particularly through central areas, as temperatures will lift close to 20 degrees in places and it will still be quite h

a few showers ahead of it, perhaps brushing devon and somerset.ick enough for the odd spot or two of drizzle. hopefully that will thin and break from time to time and if that does happen, temperatures will respond. but certainly again the western half of scotland through the highlands we will see highs of 19 degrees here, more cloud coming in off the north sea making it feel quite cool. northern ireland and north—west england as well will see some lovely spells of sunshine and some warmth. through this afternoon for many we will see only 13 or 14 degrees, but if you get that cloud breaking up, maybe along the south coast temperatures could be as high as 19. where the rain lingers in the south—west it will be a different story. that front will skirt off into the near continent through saturday night into the early hours of sunday morning. a quiet night to follow, a fair amount of cloud continues with a few isolated showers and mist and fog patches in the north. the winds will strengthen and change direction. in fact we could see some gale force gus

in somerset county on the eastern shore. you're about to meet relatives of the last man strung up by the noose before authorities finally put an end to it. >> here it is. this is the historical jailhouse in princess ann, maryland. the place is is the town police headquarters. nice little town. real quiet, historic courthouse. so now imagine out here, more than 1,000 people. a mob. one night in october of 1933, screaming. they had battering ramps, baseball bats, and weapons. they wanted inside this jailhouse, where a young man was accused of assaulting an older white lady was locked up. the crowd to ram down the door. several officers were injured, but the crowd got him and there was going to be a lynching. university of maryland eastern shore professor and henry armwood of prince georges county, both are distant cousins of the victim that night. >> things that can happen, that did happen, they could happen again. >> once they were able to storm through the front door, they went up the stairwell and threw them downstairs. too

the lib dems also failed to retake somerset council from the conservatives, although the tory leaderjohn the conservatives performing well, some electoral battles have been very close indeed. the winner of a seat in northumberland county council was decided by drawing straws, after two candidates received the same number of votes. here is the moment that the lib dem candidate lesley rickerby selected a longer straw to claim the seat. it meant that the conservatives were denied overall control of the council. three people have been injured — one seriously — following a helicopter crash at wycombe airpark in buckinghamshire the crash happened shortly after 9.30 this morning when the helicopter ended up on its side. the three passengers were treated by an off—duty paramedic who was at the airfield for a flying lesson before being taken to local hospitals. one man is said to have life threatening injuries. an investigation is under way into the cause of the crash. a british man has died while skydiving in thailand. it happened in the thai resort of pattaya. 69—year—old james mcconnell — an e

has a somerset county area and i was a coal miner myself. and every -- about seems like every five to ten years they put a mandate on power plants to clean, to better clean their coal to where today it's so efficient that they say whenever they go into those big smokestacks they take a skid steer bobcat in there and get very little ash on the bottom of the floor. it's very clean burning and that but i believe that this country was made and we protected even the world through the use of coal and steel making. it's a vital part of our history and our heritage. and if you do research on solar panels, to get the material, still have to mine the coal and the silica and earth's crust to make solar panels and has to be heated up to 2,500 degrees to melt down to make krystaline to make the solar panels and so toxic they don't make them in the united states. they make them in foreign countries so we ship our coal overseas and then they make them over there and when they cut them into the square panels the dust is toxic and harmful to human beings. >>

a few showers ahead brushing into devon and somerset.s happen then temperatures will respond. again, the western half of scotland but through the highlands, we see highs of 19 degrees. more cloud coming in of 19 degrees. more cloud coming in of the north sea, making it feel cool of the north sea, making it feel cool. there are some lovely spells of sunshine and warmth. this afternoon, we will only see 13, 14 degrees will do if we get the cloud making up, along the south coast, we could see ten pigeons as high as 19. that front will skirt up into the near continent through saturday night into leone hours of monday morning. a quiet night to follow. a fairamount of morning. a quiet night to follow. a fair amount of cloud with a few isolated showers and fog patches in the north. the wind will strengthen and change direction. we could see some gale force gusts of wind. head further west, more shelter and more warmth to go with it. nine, 10 degrees. with sunshine coming through, getting up to 18 degrees is not out of the question on sunday. th

his great—grandfather fought in the first world war for the somerset light infantry.millions. 500 people in a day, just gone. much of this garden will be made by people who work with the commonwealth war graves commission. letter from the back of the railings... many of the bricks used will come from belgium, the same bricks used in the cemeteries. local metalworkers have created these leaves to be placed in the garden. french stonemasons have created a centrepiece which was it at the heart of the chelsea design. and the grand wreath that will form the entrance to the garden, made in belgium. bringing visitors into a place for quiet contemplation. but back home, the actual construction of the garden is a noisy and surprisingly ruthless business. at this nursery in hampshire, this is the chelsea dress rehearsal. i think the trees need to be reversed, but i'm wondering whether we move the back one in a bit... each of the trees are carefully moved into place. this is where the design becomes a reality. what it's doing is coming round us, and it's almost like, giving the

some sunshine, this is somerset earlier in the day, a lot of heavy showers around, too.can see it in the images. further east, more persistent rain, and an area of cloud. this was nottinghamshire. cloud and rain, the rain is now pushing its way northwards. we will see rain across north east england, eastern scotland, too. elsewhere, heavy and thundery showers ease away through the evening and overnight, too. saturday morning, many of us with clear skies, dry and quite a fresh start to the day. there will be the around from the word go, particularly in northern and eastern parts of scotland. a soggy day to come, here. elsewhere, another day of sunshine and showers. the showers tomorrow are hit and miss, but they will be at times heavy and thundery through the course of the afternoon. not a bad day between the showers. warm sunshine, 18 or so, but keep the brolly close to hand. sunday, most showers fade away. the better day of the weekend for most of us. if you showers in the north—west, but might wind, temperature is not doing badly, up to 20 by the time we get to sunday.

somerset levels after the floods and an emotional story.r first feature film. it is weirdly something like ten years ago she was named as a rising star by screen international, like a decade ago. i think she's really made good on the promise of short films. it's a rich emotionally powerful film, superb sound design. great score. and again very, very low—key but very powerful. i really liked it. david troughton to plays her father. he does and between them they investigate family secrets that have been buried but refuse to stay buried. best dvd. mulholland drive. yeah, it's coming to blu—ray overseen by david lynch. i flagged this up as you probably know, twin peaks is coming back. i always found david lynch a fascinating director. this was voted, there was a bbc poll of something like best films of the 20th century. this came out on top. it started life as a tv pilot and didn't start as a film. it is a david lynch classic. it's lovely to have it in a beautiful transfer and to revisit it. i don't think it's lynch's best film but all of lynch

host: next is joe joining us from somerset, new jersey. republican line. good morning. caller: good morning, c-span does a great job. mr. krauthammer, have you ever met the president even before he ran or before he got into politics at all, had dinner or talked with them? guest: no i have not. ,caller: that is number one. number two, you are way off base. i believe he is talking about what you are talking about in nationalism. how i look at it, how he is talking about it and how he is right on with everything he says is to first all the miners and coal. we should never give up our advantages as a nation. our nation was founded -- why did we take the alaska purchase? we had that for natural resources. but we have thrown that stuff away because her leaders decided we can't touch the caribou, can't do this. we have given up our advantages. you talk about immigration. what he is talking about is if you take a look at what i think, and i see it every day, is there are groups of people who stand on corners waiting for work that don't claim unemployment insurance, that don't d

clinton rogers, bbc news, somerset. in an apparent burglary at their penthouse flat in boston in the united states. a man has been charged with the murder of dr richard field and lina bolanos, the man was arrested at the scene, after being shot by the police. andy moore has the latest. an extraordinary televised court session held around the hospital bed of the man accused of killing two doctors. bampumim teixeira, who is 30, was shot when police officers, alerted by text message, found him inside the doctors' apartment. he was already on bail for a previous offence. after brief details of the case were heard thejudge ordered a remand. by agreement, with no objection by counsel, i will allow the commonwealth's motion to impound. order of impound will last for 90 days. british—born richard field and his american fiance, lina bolanos, were found dead at their apartment in boston on friday night. 45 minutes before he died, dr field had texted a friend, saying there was a serious situation with a gunman in his home. that al

somerset. where we had sunshine earlier. heat and humidity and the storm clouds heading our way.s of france and that is pushing up over the channel through the afternoon, mainly focused on the south of england. further north we have a dry and bright weather and sunshine. the winds will be lighter than yesterday, but there is a northerly breeze in scotland and temperatures will be 10 degrees lower. compared to yesterday. similar temperatures with sunshine in northern ireland and a touch warmer in northern england and north wales, but going downhill across the south wales. this is where the main focus of the storms, torrential rain and gusty winds. temperatures into the mid—20s in the south—east. 0vernight, the storms become more widespread across england and wales and the rainfall becomes heavy. light rain for northern ireland, nudging into northern scotland, and a more co mforta ble northern scotland, and a more comfortable night for sleeping, but a very muggy night ahead for the south of england. the rain marches north, thunderstorms and torrential rain in northern england and t

bath and north east somerset council say other authorities should help fund the service because the passengersmonths but in reality, unless a campaign can drum up reality, unless a campaign can drum up more reality, unless a campaign can drum up more passengers reality, unless a campaign can drum up more passengers the late weeknight to 67 will go. it's a story reflected across much of england and wales. campaigners say nearly 3000 councils subsidised routes have been slimmed down or dropped since 2010. 500 of them last year. when two thirds of local authorities cut the budget. first group run a fifth of the buses outside london bridge is where these cuts are happening. we want to carry more customers, that's how we are successful and then we are criticised for bus cost, we do take it hard, we only ever withdraw a service as a very last resort and very often a service is withdrawn because of cuts in google authority funding. councils seek years of cuts in government funding have forced them to ditch routes. a new buses will will give them more powers to improve services but back in the 267, pa

some showers ahead of it brushing with devon and somerset. thicker cloud across south of england.scotland through the highlands will see highs of 19 celsius." an inn of the north sea making it feel cooler year. northern ireland north west england seeing lovely spells of sunshine and someone. lovely spells of sunshine and someone. through this afternoon, for many we will only see around 13 or 14 celsius. if we get the cloud breaking up, the south coast could see temperatures of 19 celsius weather rain lingers in the south—western could be different. the front was hurt after the neo—con didn‘t do saturday night and into sunday morning. a quiet night to follow, cloud continuing and some isolated showers with some mist and fog patches into the north. winds will strengthen, change direction and we could see some gale force gusts of wind across the northern isles by the end of the day. that strong wind will make it feel quite chilly again across the east coast. further west, little more shelter and more want to go with it. around 10 celsius. sunshine coming through, up 10 celsius. sunsh

way, and this is one part of the uk that will see some changes during the afternoon, minehead in somerseth, some heat and humidity, and these storm clouds heading our way. we've had some storms in the bay of biscay and across some parts of france as well, and that is pushing up over the channel through the afternoon, mainly focused on the south—west of england. further north, though, we've got some drier and brighter weather, and some sunshine. for many of us, the winds are going to be much lighter than they were yesterday. there is a northwesterly breeze in scotland, so temperatures around the moray firth will be around 10 degrees lower than they were yesterday, when it was 27 celsius. 18—19 is likely to the central belt, with some sunshine, similar temperatures with some sunshine at times in northern ireland. a touch warmer across northern england and north wales, but going downhill certainly across the south—west, south wales. this is where the main focus of the storms, torrential rain, gusty winds and some hail will be. a few sharp rogue showers in the south—east perhaps, where we wil

a few showers ahead of it brushing with devon and maybe somerset was thicker cloud in the north of englando time if that does happen temperatures will respond. the western half of scotland we will see highs of 19 degrees here. more cloud coming in off the north sea. in northern ireland and north—west england there will be some lovely spells of sunshine and warmth. this afternoon many of us will see 13, 1a degrees. maybe along the south coast temperatures could be as high as 19 where the rain lingers in the south—west. it will be a different story. that front will skirt off into the near continent on saturday night and into sunday morning. there will be a few isolated showers and mist and fog patches in the north. the wind will strengthen and change direction. we could seek gusty winds across the northern isles by the end of the date of the strong winds will make it feel chilly on the east coast. a little more shelter and more warmth to go with it. nine, 10 degrees. with sunshine coming through, 1a to 18 degrees not out of the question. dave. it looks as though this quiet story is set to co

i don't think in somerset donald trump is a republican i think it is more because donald trump is donaldmp. he has made it very clear that he is a different kind of dude. and the rules do not really apply as much. >> wait a minute. david schuster and he was at msnbc he made remarks of the clintons were pimping out chelsea. >> but that was not a comedian some joke.>> what he got fired for that. so there is a double standard. >> and you know, andrew you can answer this. without using the p word. people 07 but there is no edgy right-wing comments but it is because edgy as defined in the world comedy is something that stephen colbert would do. would anyone on the right would be crucified.>> of course! mike made a great point about this. he says what the left does advancing this as a liberal. when we don't like someone we make them radioactive. now i don't even have to engage with your ideas. get away from me! >> when you going to make me radioactive? >> right after the holster ring. [laughter] >> i walked into that one. oh yes, i am going to get a call on monday. but you know, is worth it be

clinton rogers, bbc news, somerset.ament last month has been charged with terrorist offences. khalid mohammed 0mar ali, who's 27 and from north london, is accused of preparing acts of terrorism. he's also been charged with two counts of possessing explosives in 2012. a 33—year—old british man, suspected of being a member of a gang that kidnapped and murdered western hostages in syria, has been convicted of terrorism. a court in turkey found the former london underground worker aine davis guilty of being a member of so—called islamic state. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, was in court. aine davis posing with a fighter in syria. today, he became the first of the suspected beatles — the infamous islamic state gang from britain — to be sent to prison. at this turkish court house, threejudges found him guilty guilty of being a member of is and sentenced him to seven—and—a—half years in jail. as he was led from court, flanked by prison guards, i asked for his reaction — he just swore at me. he's the second al

earlier, she did go to a festival down in shepton mallet in somerset, where she did engage with voterse re well, and here she is at a factory, were she will take questions from some of the people who work at the factory. she is going to speak to them and i think we can hearfrom her now. most of you for 30 years. and you are all together here. i am a bit overcome. but that is not what i was going to say. it is the prime minister, theresa may. thank you. thank you very much indeed, and can i say how pleased i am to be here with you all today? i am excited that i have spent the day in the south west. it is a day that i have spent talking to people about the ivys spent talking to people about the joys in this really important election —— choice. it is an important election because of our future prosperity, family security depends on the simple toys that is going to be made. you can vote conservatives to support me and to help me to deliver the best deal for brexit, and to deliver a britain that will be strong and independent and even more prosperous in the future. 0r and even more prospero

one or two showers through devon and parts of somerset., with breaks of rain on and off in northern ireland. turning wet across southern and western scotland. north—east scotland, some low cloud with potential breaks. 0nce north—east scotland, some low cloud with potential breaks. once the sun comes out, it will feel pleasant. elsewhere, grey skies across much of scotla nd elsewhere, grey skies across much of scotland and northern england, further outbreaks of rain. by the afternoon, northern england could see thunder, especially towards parts of liverpool bay towards cheshire, the west midlands too. heavy rain in the south—west. south—west england brightening up in the afternoon, temperatures could be a few degrees higher than on the chart. the odd rumble of thunder across east anglia and south—east to end the day, but nowhere near as severe as last night. they will ease away overnight, lots of cloud other northern england, scotland and western wales. misty conditions into tuesday morning. not a cold night, temperatures in the teens for m

i don't think in somerset donald trump is a republican i think it is more because donald trump is donaldas made it very clear that he is a different kind of dude. and the rules do not really apply as much. >> wait a minute. david schuster and he was at msnbc he made remarks of the clintons were pimping out chelsea. >> but that was not a comedian some joke.>> what he got fired for that. so there is a double standard. >> and you know, andrew you can answer this. without using the p word. people 07 but there is no edgy right-wing comments but it is because edgy as defined in the world comedy is something that stephen colbert would do. would anyone on the right would be crucified.>> of course! mike made a great point about this. he says what the left does advancing this as a liberal. when we don't like someone we make them radioactive. now i don't even have to engage with your ideas. get away from me! >> when you going to make me radioactive? >> right after the holster ring. [laughter] >> i walked into that one. oh yes, i am going to get a call on monday. but you know, is worth it because so

john and joist were found dead in their somerset county home. a prosecutor ruled sheraton killed his wife, set a fire and killed himself. the couple's son disagreed. the state medical examiner changed sheraton's cause of death from suicide to undetermined. >>> sky force 10 over the scene as crews worked to put out a fire at the sewer authority. what appears to be part of the roof collapsed. officials say the fire doesn't pose a threat to any residents in the area. no word on what caused it either. two people were hurt in this school bus accident in southwest philadelphia today. sky force over this scene this morning shortly after the bus collided with the car at island avenue. a viewer says there were children on the bus, no word if any of them were hurt in the crash. >>> improvements are coming to philadelphia international airport. take a live look at the airport. american airlines in philadelphia international announcing that agreement today. the $900 million investment project will include a new air traffic control tower and remodelled termi

don't forget our friends in somerset. they had some small hail and more importantly wins that are hour. this is headed toward oakland, and eventually headed toward frostburg 6:03 with that storm. that means damaging winds. these storms have kind of grown a bit. to the west of leesburg, nothing severe just yet, but if you go out 50, kind of in between, pretty good rainfall. you see the red to the north. these are showing signs of growing a little bit, becoming a little more intense and we will slice them. in terms of height, kind of wimpy right now at about 10000 feet, but indications are they get a bit stronger. storm tracker 9 headed from storm tracker, not a whole lot yet. temperatures in a good spot. >> reporter: we are sitting in traffic right now. i got to tell you, the one thing you notice when you walk outside, it is very windy. we've had wind gusts consistently running 30 miles per hour dark clouds moving in, temperature 80 degrees. waiting on a few showers you were talking about south of us. we will have another

bath and north east somerset council says other authorities should help fund the service because theality unless a campaign can drum up more passengers, the late weeknight 2675 will go. it's a story reflected across much of england and wales. campaigners say nearly 3,000 council—subsidised routes have been slimmed down or dropped since 2010. 500 of them last year when two thirds of local authorities cut their bus budget. first group run a fifth of the buses outside london, which is where these cuts are happening. we want to carry more customers, that's how we are successful, is how the communities we serve are successful. 500 of them last year when two thirds of local authorities cut their bus budget. first group run a fifth of the buses outside london, which is where these cuts are happening. we want to carry more customers, that's how we are successful, is how the communities we serve are successful. when we are criticised for bus cuts or whatever, we do take it hard. we only ever withdraw a service as a very last resort and of course very often at the moment a service is being wit

clinton rogers, bbc news, somerset. the headlines on bbc news.o many ordinary working families are paying too much for their energy bills and promises a price cap if the conservatives win the election. jeremy corbyn says a labour government would give people the chance to "take wealth back" from tax cheats and rip—off bosses, as he formally launches the party's general election campaign. alexander blackman — the former royal marine jailed for killing a wounded taliban fighter in afghanistan — describes what he did as ‘a moment of madness'. in sport, maria sharapova will be offered a wild card to play on the grass court in birmingham next month. she's been criticised by fellow players for receiving so many wild cards on her return after a doping ban. chris froome's escaped injury after being knocked off his bike. he said he was deliberately rammed near his home by a car in monaco. jamie roberts may have missed out on a lions tour but he's going to captain wales for the next test against tonga and samoa. a full update in 15 minutes. exit polls in s

superintendent, has sent out a letter to the parents in the big community there in bernard s township in somerset county. he notified parents about the tragedy this is a game out for years but it is widely shared right new on you tube and that makes it so scary. goes under a lot of name, space monkey, fainting game, kid try to reach euphoria by choking themselves in front of other kid as well, frequently so oxygen does in the reach their brain. it they can die. they have not release specific information about the child who who their life but they want to make sure parent have that information and looking for signs that this could be happening among their children >> 5:21. >>> sad news for a florida boy we told but, this little boy. we used the #action for jackson. we introduced to you jackson hunt inner january where there was a strange her to make sure he got up here for treatment for our children's hospital of philadelphia to fight leukemia they got him here. here's chris o'connell speaking to him. sad news they have reached out and said he does not have much time left, he is in hospice, they h