whereas in london and the south—east, temperatures around 23. wers. this is bbc news. the headlines: russia is intensifying its attacks on ukraine's donbas region, as its forces advance on the battlefield in the south and east of the country, after suffering weeks of setbacks since their invasion in february. the last few ukrainian defenders of mariupol are finally ending their resistance. polls are open in australia's general election, with the opposition labor party hoping to end nine years of conservative rule. voters will choose between the incumbent scott morrison and his rival, the labor leader, anthony albanese. whoever wins has tough challenges ahead, including the cost of living and climate change. the world health organization has convened a meeting to discuss the global rise in monkeypox infections. more than 100 cases have been reported across 11 countries outside africa, where it's most common. the disease typically spreads through close contact.

and still some rain, particularly targeting western scotland. temperatures widely across the northern half of uk, in the mid—teens, for east anglia and the south east a weather front ready to drift south across the uk. so one way or another it looks like rain for the majority of the uk at some stage on monday. likely to be in showery outbreaks. there will be some brighter and sunnier intervals in between times but temperatures edging down somewhat, just 17 in the south east. we never quite recover those highs of the weekend as we go into the early days of the week ahead. high teens at best, and our weather picture stays pretty unsettled. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. finland says russia has cut off supplies of natural gas — days after finland announced it was applying to join nato. meanwhile in ukraine, russia intensifies its attacks in the donbas region as its forces capture more territory in the south and east. the senior civil servant sue gray met with the prime minister to discuss publishing photos as part of her inquiry into downing street lockdown parties. joe biden discusses security and nor

tuesday, the front tends to make its way further south and east and a return to sunny spells and scattered a little in the south, still about 20 or so, typically the mid—teens across the north—west of the uk. through the week ahead, some showers around, especially towards the north and west. things looking drierfurther south and east. goodbye for now.

temperatures will rise only a bit on sunday across the south and south—east. tlantic breeze. the weather fronts are coming in. showers, maybe 15—16 at best. whereas in london and the south—east, temperatures could be around 23. how about next week? it stays relatively settled in the extreme south—east, but for many areas, a case of sunshine and showers. this is bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: russia intensifies its attacks on ukraine's donbas region as its forces advance on the battlefield in the south and east of the country. the outcome of this war depends on ukrainian resilience, on the amount of help its army gets from nato and president putin's determination to fight on whatever the cost to russia. polls are open in australia's general election, with voters choosing between the incumbent scott morrison and his rival, the labor leader, anthony albanese. the world health organization convenes a meeting to discuss the global rise in monkeypox infections.

intensifies its attacks on ukraine's donbas region as its forces advance on the battlefield in the south and east president putin's determination to fight on, whatever the cost to russia. polls are open in australia's general election with voters choosing between the incumbent scott morrison and his rival, the labor leader, anthony albanese. the world health organization convenes a meeting to discuss the global rise in monkeypox infections: more than 100 cases are reported

and still some rain, particularly targeting western scotland. temperatures widely across the northern half of uk, in the mid—teens, for east anglia and the south—east showers as a low pressure gets close by from the continent. and for the north, we've got a weather front ready to drift south across the uk. so one way or another it looks like rain for the majority of the uk at some stage on monday. likely to be in showery outbreaks. there will be some brighter and sunnier intervals in between times but temperatures edging down somewhat, just 17 in the south—east. we never quite recover those highs of the weekend as we go into the early days of the week ahead. high teens at best, and our weather picture stays pretty unsettled. hello this is bbc news, the headlines. finland says russia has cut off supplies of natural gas — days after finland announced it was applying to join nato. meanwhile in ukraine, russia intensifies its attacks in the donbas region as its forces capture more territory in the south and east. the senior civil servant, sue gray, met with the prime minister to discuss publishing photos as part of her inquiry into downing street lockd

and still some rain, particularly targeting western scotland. temperatures widely across the northern half of uk, in the mid—teens, for east anglia and the south—eastnday could bring the prospect of some heavy, even thundery showers as a low pressure gets close by from the continent. and for the north, we've got a weather front ready to drift south across the uk. so one way or another it looks like rain for the majority of the uk at some stage on monday. likely to be in showery outbreaks. there will be some brighter and sunnier intervals in between times but temperatures edging down somewhat, just 17 in the south—east. we never quite recover those highs of the weekend as we go into the early days of the week ahead. high teens at best, and our weather picture stays pretty unsettled. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world: finland says russia has cut off supplies of natural gas — days after finland announced it was applying to join nato. meanwhile in ukraine, russia intensifies its attacks in the donbas region as its forces capture more territory in the south and east. opposition parties demand an explaination

into tuesday, and the front tends to make its way further towards the south and east, and then a returnemperatures coming down a little bit in the south, still about 20 degrees or so. typically the mid teens across the north—west of the uk. through the week ahead, then, some showers around, especially towards the north and the west. things looking drier, though, further south and east. bye for now. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm chris rogers. our top stories: final results are declared in northern ireland's assembly election — with an historic win for the irish nationalist party — sinn fein. today ushers in a new era which i believe presents us all with an opportunity to reimagine relationships in our society. ukraine says all women, children and the elderly have now been evacuated from azovstal steel plant in the city of mariupol. hong kong prepares to elect a new leader — albeit with not many voters — and only one candidate. rights in afghanistan come underfresh attack — the taliban order women to wear the full face veil.

whereas in london and the south—east, temperatures around 23. nshine and showers. this is bbc news, the headlines... polls are open in australia's general election, with the opposition labor party hoping to end nine years of conservative rule. voters will choose between the incumbent scott morrison and his rival, the labor leader, anthony albanese. whoever wins has tough challenges ahead, including the cost of living and climate change. the commander of ukraine's azov regiment says his soldiers have finally ended their defence of the devastated port city of mariupol. the russian defence ministry says its forces are in complete control of the vast steelworks there. fighters from the azov regiment were holed up inside the plant for weeks, while the city suffered constant bombardment. the world health organization has convened a meeting

whereas in london and the south—east, temperatures could each around 23. how about next week? for many areas, i think it's a case of sunshine and showers. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: absolute evil — president zelensky condemns a strike on a cultural centre as russia makes gains in eastern ukraine. pharmacists will be allowed to swap hrt medications without the need for a new prescription, to try to ease shortages. the dame deborah effect — bowel cancer charities report a surge in enquiries as the broadcaster and campaigner boosts awareness of the disease. controversy ahead of wimbledon. there will be no ranking points for players this year, following the decision to ban russian and belarusian competitors, and it means novak djokovic will lose his number one status.

dw news live from birds in the long wait on ukraine's front line is russia's war stalls in the south and east d. w. visits ukrainian forces as they faced down russian troops. also coming up the doomsday playing over moscow brushes here, bore nuclear command, post takes part in preparations for the annual victory day celebrations. our correspondent tells also could be a warning to the west bloss rescue cruise search for survivors in havana after a powerful explosion kills at least $22.00 people. many more are injured at the iconic saratoga hotel. cooper's president calls it a tragic accident that authorities blame on a gas leak. ah, i am jared res. thank you for your company. ukraine's military says its forces have now killed more than $25000.00 russian soldiers. that figure has not been verified by outside sources, but more than 2 months into the conflict. russia offensive years stalling in the face of ukrainian resistance and new shipments of western arms. moscow's apparent, quit aim of quickly seizing the capital key that failed. it's goal now is to capture ukraine's south and east, but it

and now roches army struggles to gain territory in ukraine's south and east and the consequences of russia's war on ukraine. new a large over the german chancellor, free country tour of africa in an exclusive interview, d. w asks or left shows, what helps germany or what help germany should offer. ah, i monica jones. welcome to the program. germany's foreign ministry is calling for a transparent probe. after more evidence emerged of china's brutal crack down on its predominantly muslim, weaker minority which lawmakers in several countries have called a genocide. a cache of documents adopt the gene. jung police files was linked to international media. the files include photographs inside ginger young's mass incarceration facilities. a warning to all of us that this report contains distressing images. armed security forces taking a prisoner away. they hold a chair during interrogation, which human rights watch says is used for torture. these disturbing images are from chinese and turman camps in the administrative district of tion. shawn. in 2018. they allegedly show how brutally china treats

it's goal now is to capture ukraine's south and east. but it's failed to make any major gains in these areas. in recent days, i'll corresponded. mathias burning is embedded with the ukranian army on the front line near me. call live in the south, where roches forces are being kept at bay for more than 3 weeks. the ukrainian and russian soldiers have been standing with an eyesight of each other, a few kilometers outside of mac alive. when they have listened at 1 o'clock to and help us too much at night, we can see the outgoing fire. the russian troops came in here in the beginning of the war and were then driven out by the ukrainians. now their positions are about 5 kilometers that way they are digging themselves in deeper. initially, the russians were advancing quickly. they were able to capture her son, but here a little over 20 kilometers from the center of mc alive. they were start michelle, suppose we are now in position, but they are also in the trenches. they've been here before. so they had dug themselves in well. and now shooting

but that number has not been independently verified. russia has said it wants to take by south and east, but has not made any significance. gains the wi fi as belinda is embedded with a ukranian army on the front line. nikolai, in the south for more than 3 weeks, the ukranian and russian soldiers have been standing with an eyesight of each other, a few kilometers outside of mc alive. when they are additions at 1 o'clock to help us too much at night, we can see the outgoing fire. the russian troops came in here in the beginning of the war and were then driven out by the ukrainians. now their positions are about 5 kilometers that way when you come up with they are digging themselves in deeper. initially, the russians were advancing quickly. they were able to capture her son, but here a little over 20 kilometers from the center of mac alive. they were stopped. michelle, suppose we are now in position, but they are also in the trenches. they've been here before. and so they have dug themselves in. welcome, and now shooting from their positions community lead. the war has changed. initially

and eas social attentions with a more inclusive government japan and south korea as a north korea has fired, a ballistic miss out of its east coast. is the 2nd launch in 3 days ago. and she asked me and young is preparing to come back to nuclear test. the taliban have ordered a gun, women to wear the full body boot in public. it's one of the hash us control is imposed on women. since the hotline is to last year was at least 5 people have been killed in russia as wildfires ripped through siberia, high wind have found that the flames torch in around 200 buildings. authorities have declared his state of emergency an explosion at the hotel in the cuban capital . havana has killed at least 22 people. an injured dozen, small emergency crews are still trying to locate any survivors authorities suspect . the gas leak is to blame the saratoga hotel moments after the blast. i broaden the saratoga has just exploded in front of me. look at this miracle. official say the gas cylinder on these truck caused the deadly explosion which gutted the lower floors of the hotel and damage near by cars and buildings where you could see people shou

and ease social attention with a more inclusive government. japan and south korea see north korea has 5, a ballistic missile off its east coast is the 2nd launch and 3 days ago and fierce pyongyang is preparing to conduct a nuclear test. a taliban. i've ordered afghan women to wear the full body, boot cotton, public. it's one of the harshest controls enclosed on women since the hard line islamist to pa last year, he's them a, was yet east of them. an explosion at hotel in the cuban capital. havana has killed these to 22 people and jet doesn't. small. emergency crews are still trying to the gates. any survivors authority suspect, a gas leak is to blame the saratoga hotel moments after the blast. i filled out, the saratoga has just exploded in front of me. look at this miracle official say the gas cylinder on these truck caused the deadly explosion which got the lower floors of the hotel and damage near by cars and buildings. where you could see people shouting, dust rising disaster, it was like a horror film really well, not very good. i mean cuban president miguel diaz cornell visited the scene of the disaster, which ha

the long wait on ukraine's front line with russia looking to step off its assault on south and east in ukraine. dw visits ukrainian forces as the face down enemy troops. and an unprecedented election victory in northern ireland shouldn't fain look set to form the territories best nationalist government vowing to be united ireland. but it's past links to terrorism. have many worried class, the search for survivors in havana after an explosion kills at least 22 people at the iconic senate dot gov hotel. cuba president calls of the tragic accident that authorities blame when he ghastly. ah, i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. east in ukraine is brazen for escalades and attacks. it's believed russia once issue a force and it's war as it prepares to back. it's victory day holiday on may 9th. but more than 2 months into the conflict rash is offensive, is stalling in the face of ukrainian resistance. keith says it's forces have now killed more than 25000 russian troops in amber that has not been independently verified. russia's parents go now, cops or ukraine's south a

but the lion's share of sunshine is further south and east. but even here we could see some patchy cloud coming in through this evening and overnight we could see some rain moving up from the south and the east. the rain stays with us in the north. so for one reason or other, it's going to be mild overnight, nine to 13 degrees celsius for the most part. but it does look like it'll be a brighter day across the north of scotland tomorrow. the far north keeps the rain, but it'll be showery here. and for northern ireland there's the risk of this rain coming into southern and eastern parts of the uk and there's some uncertainty as to how far north and west it will come. but certainly a lot of showers around it. it will be cooler tomorrow and breezier too. hello, this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. the headlines. deadline day for the report into lockdown breaches in downing street — those named have half an hour to respond, ahead of its long awaited publication this week. energy company, eon, is warning that unless the government intervenes the numb

and still some rain, particularly targeting western scotland. temperatures widely across the northern half of uk, in the mid—teens, for east anglia and the south—eastowever, monday could bring the prospect of some heavy, even thundery showers as a low pressure gets close by from the continent. and for the north, we've got a weather front ready to drift south across the uk. so one way or another it looks like rain for the majority of the uk at some stage on monday. likely to be in showery outbreaks. there will be some brighter and sunnier intervals in between times but temperatures edging down somewhat, just 17 in the south—east. we never quite recover those highs of the weekend as we go into the early days of the week ahead. high teens at best, and our weather picture stays pretty unsettled. good afternoon. as russian troops intensify their attacks in the donbas region in eastern ukraine, the foreign secretary liz truss says she wants modern weapons to be sent to moldova to prevent it being attacked by russian forces. the country lies on the border with ukraine and there are concerns it could become russia's next target. this report from our corres

into tuesday, and the front tends to make its way further towards the south and east, and then a returnf the uk. through the week ahead, then some showers around, especially towards the north and the west. things looking drier, though, further south and east. bye for now. welcome to bbc news — i�*m chris rogers. our top stories. final results are declared in northern ireland�*s assembly election — with an historic win for the irish nationalist party — sinn fein. today, they decreed that all women must cover their places with a veil in public and they laid out an escalating series of punishments for any woman not complying. ukraine says all women, children and the elderly have now been evacuated from azovstal steel plant in the city of mariupol. hong kong prepares to elect a new leader — albeit with not many voters — and only one candidate. rights in afghanistan come underfresh attack — the taliban order women to wear the full face veil. today, they decreed that all women must cover their places

and now russia's army struggles to gain territory in ukraine, south and east. also coming up as well. leaders meet in dab was your chief ursula on the line calls for unity to both defeat russia and to rebuild ukraine. plus the new evidence of china's crack down on we go, or muslims a day to leak all photos from inside. jim jones mass interim and comes off as a rep limbs, into the state sanctioned repression of recourse and other minorities in china, northwest. ah, monica jones, welcome to the program. 3 months into the war with the months into the ukraine will rather the fighting has moved largely to the east of the country. there. russia is making slow progress in its attempt to control the best region for now the center and west of the country are no longer threatened by rational to artillery. but some towns outside of keith that saw a devastating fighting are still struggling to recover. dw corresponded max asunder visitor to the town of hosta mail, where an international team of psychologists are helping residents process. the wounds of war. was a busy morni

a warmer day across england and wales, which damages in the south—east reaching highs of 21— 22 celsiusand west. welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories: protests in the united states after a leaked document suggests the supreme court will overturn the law protecting the right to abortion. there's fierce reaction on both sides. the us senate majority leader says he'll hold a symbolic vote to put the right to an abortion into federal law. we will vote to protect a woman's right to choose and every american is going to see which side every senator stands on. in ukraine, more than 100 civilians — including children — finally reach safety after being trapped for weeks beneath a besieged steel plant in mariupol.

and with more in the way of sunshine, it's going to be warmer highs, around 17 celsius in the south and eastks of rain. the temperatures not falling too far at all, staying in the single figures. as we move into thursday, here's how the pressure chart looks. high pressure tending to dominate across england and wales. here, we see a good deal of dry and fine weather. we have those weather fronts just topping across the top in the north—west, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. we do drag in this milder air from the south—west, so thursday is looking like a warmer day. a good deal of sunshine across england and wales. cloudier skies, though, across the north and west with some patchy outbreaks of rain. so, for the north, we are looking at highs of around 13—16 c, 16—21, perhaps 22 celsius in the south. friday, we'll see this band of rain pushing its way south. there could be some heavy bursts in there for parts of northern england and the midlands. drier and brighter behind it, and temperatures dropping off a touch here, but still warm in the south and east. highs of 20 degrees celsius. into

south it stays dry in england and wales. 0n further south it stays dry in england and wales. on sunday, there will be a weather front brushing north and west and in the south and south—east underbeing spread in our direction and temperatures will rise a little bit. only a bit. that is on sunday. there is still that atlantic breeze, weather fronts coming in, showers, 15 or16 degrees at best. in london in the south—east, temperatures could reach 2s. how about next week? it stays relatively settled in the extreme south—east, but for many areas it is a case of sunshine and showers. welcome to bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: russia intensifies its attacks on ukraine's donbas region as its forces advance on the battlefield in the south and east of the country. the outcome of this war depends on ukrainian resilience, on the amount of help its army gets from nato, and president putin's determination to fight on whatever the cost to russia. polls are open in australia's general election, with voters choosing between the incumbent scott morrison and his rival, the labor leader, anthony albanese. the world health organization convenes a meeting to discuss the global rise in

the long white on ukraine's front line is russia's war of conquest, stalls in the south and east dw visits ukrainian forces as they faced down russian troops. also coming up no. mm. latvia grapples with the soviet past as russia prepared to celebrate victory over nazi germany, 77 years, a good many latvians who grew up marking the victory day holiday. now find themselves strongly opposed to putin's war plus search and rescue operations in havana after a powerful explosion kills at least $22.00 people. many more are injured at the iconic saratoga hotel keepers president calls it a tragic accident that authorities blame on the truck delivering gas. ah, i'm jarrett raid, welcome to the shop. more than 2 months since russia launched it's unprovoked war against ukraine, it's offensive is stalling in the face of ukrainian resistance and new shipments of western arms. moscow's apparent aim of quickly seizing the capital, keith failed. it's gold now is to capture crane's south and the east, but it's failed to make any major games in these areas are corresponded. 90th burling a is embedded with the

and with more in the way of sunshine, it's going to be warmer highs, around 17 celsius in the south and eastar spells, but turning cloudier across the north and west with some patchy outbreaks of rain. the temperatures not falling too far at all, staying in the single figures. as we move into thursday, here's how the pressure chart looks. high pressure tending to dominate across england and wales. here, we see a good deal of dry and fine weather. we have those weather fronts just topping across the top in the north—west, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. we do drag in this milder air from the south—west, so thursday is looking like a warmer day. a good deal of sunshine across england and wales. cloudier skies, though, across the north and west with some patchy outbreaks of rain. so, for the north, we are looking at highs of around 13—16 celsius, 16—21, perhaps 22 celsius in the south. friday, we'll see this band of rain pushing its way south. there could be some heavy bursts in there for parts of northern england and the midlands. drier and brighter behind it, and temperatures dropping o

now, russia's army struggles to gain territory in ukraine's south and east.

into tuesday, and the front tends to make its way further towards the south and east, and then a returnemperatures coming down a little bit in the south, still about 20 degrees or so. typically the mid teens across the north—west of the uk. through the week ahead, then, some showers around, especially towards the north and the west. things looking drier, though, further south and east. bye for now. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm chris rogers. our top stories: final results are declared in northern ireland's assembly election — with an historic win for the irish nationalist party — sinn fein. today ushers in a new era which i believe presents us all with an opportunity to reimagine relationships in our society. ukraine says all women, children and the elderly have now been evacuated from azovstal steel plant in the city of mariupol. rights in afghanistan come underfresh attack — the taliban order women to wear the full face veil. today, they decreed that all women must cover their places with a veil in public and they laid out an esc

day after day rockets and bombs continue to fall on the innocent people of ukraine and in the south and east country putin continues his ugly and illegal campaign with with the aim of capturing and obtaining ukrainian land and its soldiers can no longer say that they do not know what they are doing, they are committing war crimes, their atrocities are manifested everywhere they were forced to retreat, as we saw in buch, irpen, gostomel and other places, we in the united kingdom will do everything it is possible to bring them to justice for war crimes committed in this moment of uncertainty of constant fear and doubt about the future i have one message for you today ukraine will win ukraine will be free i i can specify the new package of military aid from britain will be worth 300 million pounds. well , in our country, london believes in the victory of ukraine. britain reopens its embassy in the ukrainian capital. ambassador melinda simmons has already returned to kyiv in an interview with a bbc correspondent. brown, she admitted that this return was very emotional and added that it was in ky

there will be fewer showers, further south and east there will be fewershowerst, it may well be dry and warm as well particularly in the south—east, likely to be the warmest day of the week ahead. so, it is a warm start to the big but we have got the threat of rain which could be heavy and potentially thundery as well. and then from mid week onwards as it does become a drier, showers, some sunshine and temperatures probably not quite as high. this is bbc news with the latest headlines: finland tells president putin it plans to join nato, as russia stops supplying the country with electricity, accusing it of not paying for previous deliveries. russian troops have withdrawn from ukraine�*s second biggest city, kharkiv, according to its mayor. it�*s been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. a ban on "buy one, get one free" deals on unhealthy food in england is to be put on hold for a year. a former health minister warns that it undermines the country�*s commitment to healthy living. i worry that its commitment to health disparities, to the ten—year

results that russia against government to now trying to consolidate its hold and territories in the south and east. so what do you think lighting the proteins long term aims are now well is approaching on the long run still believes that he can teach you train and he can kind of drawing ukrainian on forces it to death by a long war attrition. it's not going to happen quickly, will happen, not this on my mind, happen, new years to come on such a war. he in such a war, he will now sort of trying to enjoy the friends if they're conducting as long as they can. and then rather go for a limited ceasefire like the one agreed in 2015 and resume the war. once russian forces have free group to improve themselves in order to in order to take or what put in still believes is his, i mean that the means ceasefire. and did not provide a lasting peace and, and any sci fi rush on line at this point, be willing to go for will not provide lasting piece. russia narrative was largely based on security issues. now, we've seen that sweden and finland want to join nato. quite the opposite. android as news agency is, is n

rain tomorrow and drierfor the but they will see rain tomorrow and drier for the east of the country but one must in sunniest be across the southw pressure approaches from the south so both ends of the country so we could have some more rain across the south and east into monday before it clears and then leaving as with a north—westerly breeze for monday which is a choral direction, temperatures back to when they should be for the time of year and sunshine in between but a lot of showers, more unsettled generally on monday and looking quite settled through tuesday and wednesday, the latter part of next week set to get drier and warmer. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines at 2. celebrations for australia's labor party — it appears to have won the country's general election. it means this man, anthony albanese, is set to form the next government. we'll be live in sydney for the latest on what this means for australia — and for the world. also this hour... here, opposition parties demand an explaination from borisjohnson after he met with the senior civil servant, sue gray, ahead of the publication of her

and with more in the way of sunshine, it's going to be warmer highs, around 17 celsius in the south and easty of clear spells, but turning cloudier across the north and west with some patchy outbreaks of rain. the temperatures not falling too far at all, staying in the single figures. as we move into thursday, here's how the pressure chart looks. high pressure tending to dominate across england and wales. here, we see a good deal of dry and fine weather. we have those weather fronts just topping across the top in the north—west, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. we do drag in this milder air from the south—west, so thursday is looking like a warmer day. a good deal of sunshine across england and wales. cloudier skies, though, across the north and west with some patchy outbreaks of rain. so, for the north, we are looking at highs of around 13—16 celsius, 16—21, perhaps 22 celsius in the south. friday, we'll see this band of rain pushing its way south. there could be some heavy bursts in there for parts of northern england and the midlands. drier and brighter behind it, and temperatures dr

a new cranes south and east. also coming up. russia's war on ukraine is having far reaching effects. among them worsening the food crisis in somalia, millions are going hungry. as wheaton other food shortages calls prices to skyrocket with families struggling to make ends meet. many children have no choice but to go to work. and that means giving up on school. and in buddhist they get football, how to berlin, avoid relegation. with a, when a temper there's the happiness and relief, the full inside will be staying in the top flight. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us 3 months into the ukraine war. the fighting has moved largely to the east of the country. their russia is making slow progress in its attempt to control the don bass region. for now, the center and west of the country are no longer threatened by russian artillery, but some towns outside of kia that saw devastating fighting are still struggling to recover. dw, correspond at max tundra, visited the town of hosta mel, where an internati

vacaville, the hail is moving right over i-80 and moving off to the south and east. we'll be watching that throughout today and starting to see a lot more activity in the north bay. >> thanks, kari. and thank you for joining us for our midday newscast. our next one at 5:00. >> you can get the latest information all day long at nbcbayarea.com. we want to leave you with this, san jose sharks patrick marleau retiring, 1779 games on the ice, 23 seasons with the nhl, 21 with the sharks, and we are so very grateful. thank you so much, patrick marleau. everybody else, have a great day. >> way to go, patrick! >>> right now on "california live," we're celebrating asian american pacific islander heritage month with a taste of the philippines and a taste of hawaii. >> then, hit your goal weight by adding more plants to your plate. "new york times" best selling author dr. ian smith is here dishing about his new book and how it can help you drop the pounds. >> plus, mr. mayorr s star is w us talalking ted danson, t tha. shshe's spilllling secrets aboue hit nbc comedy. >> why are y

more cloud across western parts of england and wales but the lion's share of sunshine is further south and eastening and overnight we could see some rain moving up from the south and east. the rain stays with us in the north so for one reason or another, it's going to be mild overnight tonight, 9—13 celsius for the most part. but it looks like it will be a brighter day across northern scotland tomorrow. the far north keeps the rain. but it will be showery here and for northern ireland with the risk of the rain coming into southern and eastern parts of the uk and some uncertainty as to how far north and west it will come but there will certainly be a lot of showers around, it will be cooler tomorrow and breezier too. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines. deadline day for the report into lockdown breaches in downing street — those named have until 5pm to respond ahead of its long awaited publication. energy company, e.0n, is warning that unless the government intervenes the number of its customers in fuel poverty could reach 40% by the autumn — ministers say they're looki

could be the odd shower elsewhere, but still some sunshine hanging on further south and east. tween those sharp showers. they will ease the way through the night, although the way through the night, although the rain takes time to pull away. we're starting to see some showery rain moving northwards as well. with all the cloud around, a mild night for the most part, a little bit grey and misty over the hills as well. monday is looking rather unsettled. low pressure of the weekend will drift into the north sea, and direction will change, hence it feels cooler. there's also uncertainty at the far north the rain will come. certainly a lot of showers around across many parts of the uk. could be a little bit ahead of you. —— a bit heavy. more persistent rain as well. temperatures will be held down into the high teens for the most part. 17 or 18 celsius. further north, it's a showery picture. the area of low pressure through monday night pushes its rain across other central and eastern areas. tuesday, it's still hanging around, feeding wins in, feeding the showers. that wind means it'

and with more in the way of sunshine, it's going to be warmer highs, around 17 celsius in the south and eastth some patchy outbreaks of rain. the temperatures not falling too far at all, staying in the single figures. as we move into thursday, here's how the pressure chart looks. high pressure tending to dominate across england and wales. here, we see a good deal of dry and fine weather. we have those weather fronts just topping across the top in the north—west, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. we do drag in this milder air from the south—west, so thursday is looking like a warmer day. a good deal of sunshine across england and wales. cloudier skies, though, across the north and west with some patchy outbreaks of rain. so, for the north, we are looking at highs of around 13—16 c, 16—21, perhaps 22 celsius in the south. friday, we'll see this band of rain pushing its way south. there could be some heavy bursts in there for parts of northern england and the midlands. drier and brighter behind it, and temperatures dropping off a touch here, but still warm in the south and east. highs of 20

of ukraine as a cause _ in the south and east of ukraine as a cause for— in the south and east s — a cause for celebration. there are also reports swelling around moscow and further afield, dismissed also reports swelling around moscow and furtherafield, dismissed by also reports swelling around moscow and further afield, dismissed by the kremlin, _ and further afield, dismissed by the kremlin, that he might use victory day to— kremlin, that he might use victory day to formally declare war on his neighbour — day to formally declare war on his neighbour. right now this is only a special— neighbour. right now this is only a special military operation in the eyes _ special military operation in the eyes of— special military operation in the eyes of the kremlin. a declaration of war— eyes of the kremlin. a declaration of war would enable mr putin to mobilise — of war would enable mr putin to mobilise reservists around russia to replenish— mobilise reservists around russia to replenish his depleted army. the kremlih— replenish his depleted army. the kremlin dismissed those as nonsens

the best of the warmth, if we draw a line, really, from cardiff over towards norwich, anywhere south and east degrees with the wind direction light and coming from a southerly. a little more cloud, a few spots of rain across north wales, northern england as well. a few more nuisance showers into northern ireland and once again to the north—west of the great glen, so here, a little bit fresher — 13—17 degrees the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time. but something worth bearing in mind is this weather front that's going to push up from the near continent. mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well. and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of a north—westerly, so a cooler feel, and that's going to push the warm air that we've seen away from the south—east corner as well, so a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather potentially on monday. so, we need to keep an eye on those showers. there is a level of uncertainty of how far west those showers a

more in the way of sunshine, it's going to be warmer highs, around 17 degrees celsius in the south and eastacross the north and west with some patchy outbreaks of rain. the temperatures not falling too far at all, staying in the high single figures. as we move into thursday, here's how the pressure chart looks — high pressure tending to dominate across england and wales. here, we see a good deal of dry, fine weather. but we have those weather fronts just topping across the top in the north—west, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. we do drag in this milder air from the south—west, so thursday is looking like a warmer day. a good deal of sunshine across england and wales. cloudier skies, though, across the north and west with some patchy outbreaks of rain. so, for the north, we're looking at highs of around 13 to 16 degrees celsius, 16 to 21, perhaps 22 degrees celsius in the south. friday, we'll see this band of rain pushing its way south. there could be some heavy bursts in there for parts of northern england and the midlands. drier and brighter behind it, and temperatures dropping off a

of the sunshine and warmth, it would draw a line from cardiff over towards norwich, anywhere south and east of 23 degrees weather when direction light and from the south. rain across north england, shower the northern ireland and once again to the north—west of the great band, here a bit fresher, 13 to 17 degrees the great —— the overall height. the weather fronts will ease. something worth bearing in mind is this where the fun that it's going to push up from the near continent, it mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well. also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more than northwesterly and that will push the warm air that we have seen away from the south—east corner are well so a noticeably different feel to the weather potentially a monday. there is a level of uncertainty of how far west the showers will be but they could be a little bit of saharan gusts in there as well, and a cloudy day on monday with a few scattered showers and noticeably cooler, top temperatures, 12 to 18 celsius. as we move into tuesday, the low pressure eases away