and a new type of plankton discovered in the south atlantic named after a certain blue planet.se, it's a great compliment, and one's delighted. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, yes, another goal for harry kane tonight, as tottenham threatento drag brighton back into the relegation battle at the bottom of the conference. good evening. the prime minister has apologised to the leaders of 12 caribbean nations, expressing her regret for the anxiety caused to thousands of people who came to britain between the 1940s and 1970s. downing street says that people from the so—called windrush generation have a right to stay in the uk and will not be detained or deported. tonight, there are calls for those who've suffered, through loss of jobs or welfare benefits, to be properly compensated, as our correspondent adina campbell reports. that was the first day that he started school... paulette wilson, another descendant of the windrush generation who arrived into the uk as a child from jamaica. despite living here for more than 50 years, she was held in a detention centre for not havin

the only bluefin tuna will once present in the south atlantic off brazil argentina south africa. i think the larger pond and here is really fortunate for people who have been living here and. it's really like one herd of buffalo valleys where the found in abundance where is this and have ever only seen them can or. i thought i might get another shot bryan. be using clos i mean the turner just so cool god it's just. this is just such a perfect being you know wow. i did hear that you know the fishermen were quite surprised to learn that these fish were behaving the way they were behaving i mean these guys have been fishing these now moles for for decades for generations and they probably know more about their behavior in this part of the world than obviously anybody and yet. they were very surprised to see them this way to see them constantly coming around the boat and so close to shore. you know i said it's odd never. they're not having any fun area. often they never touch each other and never touch me i had when i was ten feet of them i had one brush and i me with the fin one it

the let me put them to nowhere once present the south atlantic off brazil argentina south africa. i think the larger pond and here it's really fortunate for people who have been living here. but it's really like one herd of buffalo. in one of the last valleys where they found in abundance whereas this entire plains where the nazis at all. you people have had the chance to observe to know in their habits the water most people have ever only seen them camcorders to see if they have seen the animal have seen a bit dangling off the hook. and the thing often be very clear choices over there we destroy something over that we keep. hold i. thought i might get an hour of the shots bryant should be using clos i mean their turn are just so cool god it's just. this is really such a perfect being you know wow. i did hear that you know the fishermen were quite surprised to learn that these fish were behaving the way they were behaving i mean these guys have been fishing these now moles for for. decades for generations and they probably know more about their behavior in this core of the world t

ones are where where they once found but not found anymore they have been lost for much of the south atlantic so we're here we still have them we're lucky in that but it's only remnants of a much larger population was once there and that was much more widely distributed like the scientists they grew up in the school and there they have all these theories they have these numbers what do they actually know like how can they say there's no two on the left when you can put a guy over the side of a boat and they be fifteen him or e to. so the fish that i've seen all from all plate killed the giants there the the large fish the big breeders the very for cars and individuals that are obviously important for keeping the population going. by and large the older they get the more eggs they produce and it's not in a linear fashion it's actually in the exponential fashion which means that the fish that's twice the size may produce ten times more eggs than fish have the size. now believes there are the more and i'm coming back with one and it's for a reason right my daughter fish and that's it there's tha

a type of plankton discovered in the south atlantic has been named after the bbc series blue planet.ant feature of the oceans. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we'll be live in somerset with a dairy farmer as we hear that weeks of rain and unseasonably cold weather have left farms facing acute shortages of feed and fodder. at 8pm, we'll be speaking to a former immigration officer about how some windrush migrants lost theirjobs and benefits and were threatened with deportation. and finally at 10:30pm later this evening we'll have a look at the first edition of tomorrow mornings papers with caroline wheeler, the deputy political editor at the sunday times, and laura hughes, political correspondent of the financial times. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday.

four hours and still nothing it's way further north would send these was sliding out into the south atlantic and behind that we are going to see temperatures falling way quite noticeably as the twenty one celsius half of want to say are still some rain around for europe why you notice and that will continue to make its way further north as we go on through friday cool still temperatures now higher than around eighteen degrees the woman stays in place of power watson's unit thirty four celsius plenty a shower as a rod across brazil the showers as to stand a fair way into peru and also into ecuador a few showers still in place across southern parts of venezuela can suspect see some showers just nudging up towards that west as other venezuela into panama a few showers there just around panama they correct you and costa rica in fact cross the caribbean as a with a chance of one of two showers thursday dust at the drier day for jamaica i think for friday conspiracy want to show as a more sunshine than south central bad plenty of sunshine left a mess ago that's fine and dry will see the dry weathe

they might be picked up in the south atlantic ocean -- the south atlantic. they end up coming down the st. lawrence seaway, carrying this water with these invasive species from around the world, and they release them into lake erie or lake ontario or lake michigan or lake superior or lake huron. it may not sound like a big deal if a ship takes on water and zebra mussels in the caspian sea off the coast of russia and lets them out in lake erie, but those little mussels do major damage to our lake and our economy. it's local governments and taxpayers who end up paying the price. this just doesn't affect the beauty of lake erie. the cleanliness of its water. that's so important, it affects the economy because it costs local taxpayers money to clean up from these -- these invasive species. they clog up water intake pipes. they spike costs for local ratepayers. they make toxic algae blooms worse. when drinking water gets contaminated, the local water utility has to clean it up. they pass the costs on. fishing and tourism industries that rely on lake erie feel tha

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they thought it would re-enter off the brazilian coast in the south atlantic nasa tested nasa tested a rocket was launched carrying the test parachute to an altitude of about 32 miles. after the parachute test ... the payload was recovered from the atlantic. it included high-definition cameras to record data. next, scientists will examine the data and analyze how well the parachute system performed. your bay area forecast your bay area forecast is after the break. ( darya )also ahead, new details are released in the deadly tesla crash that took the life of a bay area man. we'll fill you in on the investigation. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) oh no. oh no. oh no. i hate this belt. man oh man. mom, we have a situation. life's bleachable moments need clorox bleach. amazingly delicious breyers ice cream for 330 calories a pint? now possible. new breyers delights. indulge without all the guilt. [seen it. covered it. n. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the

poor in the united states because of russia russia russia and this disease is transported south across the atlantic and to britain right now over another chemical weapons incident which we see no evidence whatsoever disposed to believe it but joe that they want to give russia a bloody nose they want to give russia a bloody nose in syria the russians have already made it very clear that they will not take those threats lightly ok that's why i'm very very concerned go ahead joe. yes i totally agree with you know we have to understand it's a fiction that the united states was fighting isis in syria i believe they were fighting them in iraq i think there were two separate wars we know from this intel defense intelligence agency document from twenty twelve that the u.s. and its partners in the region and europe wanted to establish yourself as principality which later became isis it was warned about that then we know from a john kerry leaked already oh that he was watching he says he was we were watching isis advance on damascus to try to get assad to leave exactly what that document said that the put pr

poor in the united states because of russia russia russia and this disease is transported south across the atlantic and to britain right now over a nother chemical weapons incident which we see no evidence whatsoever disposed to believe it but joe that they want to give russia a bloody nose they want to give russia a bloody nose in syria the russians have already made it very clear that they will not take those threats lightly ok that's why i'm very very concerned go ahead joe. yes i totally agree with you know we have to understand the it's a fiction that the united states was fighting isis in syria i believe they were fighting them in iraq i think there were two separate wars we know from this intel defense intelligence agency document from twenty twelve that the u.s. and its partners in the region and europe wanted to establish yourself as principality which later became isis it was warned about that then we know from a john kerry leaked audio that he was watching he says he was we were watching isis advance on damascus to try to get assad to leave exactly what that document said that the put pr

south america. there's also a small chance it could come down over central africa. right now, the predicted reentry point is in the atlantic ocean between south america and africa. >> it may have come down a little bit before it crossed over south america based on what we are seeing. >> we are all safe. thanks. larger parts burn quickly. smaller parts came on down on the ocean. >>> an easter fit for a queen is what you are looking. prince william and kate attended an easter church service. william and kate arrived late. she's expecting their third child. prince harry and his fiancee did not attend. their weekend plans are none of our business. they will wed coming up may 19th. >>> a special congratulations to tegan mcgrady. she was named to the u.s. women's national soccer team. she's by chance the daughter of one of our nbc bay area members here. runs the show. a proud dad. that's one angle of sports. for more, kelly johnson. >> a lot of prayers went up last night. today, the warriors are breathing a sigh of relief. we have an update on the second year guard. baseball is well under way. the a's facing ohtani in his major

. >> across the atlantic, in south africa, plans to put an open coal pit mine next to a white rhino reserveut the health and welfare of both rhinos and local people at risk. jeff barbee reports. >> poaching has become a crisis. the number of rhino killed for their horn has gone from 13 in 2007, to over 1,000 in 2013 alone. but a new danger to the park may be even more disastrous than the widespread poaching problem in the country. a new on-cast coal mine on the southern border of the park threatens this, africa's most important rhino breeding ground. park officials here worry that this new danger could be a deep dark hole for rhino conservation, because the mine will pollute the air with dangerous gases, like toluene and benzene, and blow toxic coal dust over this wilderness area. the mine will also discharge acid mine water laced with sulfuric acid and radioactive byproducts into the umfolozi river, where the park's animals and the livestock of the surrounding community all drink. >> and when we come here, we come here to kind of, like, to unwind and experience the wild, and now there's a

>> a lot of predictions had it coming down in michigan, the south atlantic.get low in the atmosphere all bets are off. they could veer wildly off track. part cost fall off and not get confirmation and fallen out of space until later. stuart: any big object coming in to burn anytime soon. >> there is arian rocket body falling out of space. parts of rockets come off all the time, second stage. that is being tracked but not as, large as the space station that china lost and it is pretty well monitored. so they know what is going on there. stuart: the real problem seems to be, like a space station that is circling the earth and satellites running into space young because there is call kind of young out there. -- space junk. >> there is poise damage stamp can damage spacecraft over time. this instance with uncontrolled space station falling out of orbit is wake-up call or practice case for eventual disposal of satellites. many satellites have end of life plan. stuart: what is the end of life plan? they burn them up and bring them down deliberately? >> first they h

it's sure not to last because this great veil of cloud has already delivered rain from the atlantic into the southt moisture falling into a cold atmosphere, and we'll see a conversion of rain to snow, significantly across the high ground of northern ireland, the central and southern parts of scotland and the hills of northern england. some of this snow getting down to lower levels at times, but over the highest ground, because of that temperature profile near the front, could be looking at five to 15 centimetres of snow. further south, it's not an issue by any means at all because your temperatures will get into double figures. but for easter monday, certainly in that swathe that i'd described, northern england, southern scotland, northern ireland, there's a risk of disruption from snow. local radio and we ourselves will keep you right up to date with that. even as far ahead as tuesday, that weather front has only parked itself, and i do mean parked, across the northern half of scotland. further south, the breeze is coming in from the south—west. the positioning of that front is really quite cruci

as we go through friday, we lose a south—easterly flow and pick up lose a south—easterly flow and pick up more than atlanticthings will feel cooler and russia but lots of sunshine around, more mist and fog in the morning and for english channel coast it should come onshore at times with those sea breezes. the most diverse, lovely sunshine to enjoy, strong sunshine evenin sunshine to enjoy, strong sunshine even in the wind is higher and the temperature is a lower with a few showers in the north and west. a decent day. the high pressure that is with us at the moment is willing pushing its grip allowing this cold weather front so cool air to come in and then with its moisture and after the heat that will be released with showers, sharp showers potentially by sunday in particular they could be heavy with thunder around and look at the dip in temperatures as we return to average the time of year. on sunday, some real warmth for marathon runners and spectators, one of the warmest marathons so far but the risk late in the day of a heavy shower. you're watching beyond one hundred days. where would you host a summit

now out of the way, and through the week ahead we'll see the jetstream piling up in the atlantic and move to the southcolder side. what does that mean? well, actually back to more typical weather for the time of year. nothing untoward, nice enough when the sun's out, the sun's got a bit of strength but it does mean we'll see cooler conditions, especially when the rain's around. and certainly cooler conditions to start your monday morning commute, temperatures down into single figures uk—wide, compensated, though, with a bit of sunshine in many areas, particularly to the south and east of the uk. a bit more cloud and overnight showers continuing in northern scotland. some of those will fade for a while. cloud amounts will increase from the west through the day. sticking with sunny spells in eastern parts of the country, but turning greyer. northern ireland, occasional rain through the afternoon, spreading into western scotland, isle of man and western parts of wales too. like sunday, we'll see temperatures here at around 10—14 degrees. further east, down on what we've seen, but 15—18 celsius still plea

week is now out of the way, and through the week ahead we will see it piling up on the atlantic and move to the southbeing, nothing untoward, nice enough when the sun's out, the sun has a bit of strength but it does mean we will see cooler conditions especially when the rains are around. cooler conditions to start your monday morning commute, temperatures into single figures uk—wide, compensated with a bit of sunshine in the south and east of the uk. a bit more cloud and overnight showers continuing. some of those will fade for a while, but cloud amounts increasing from the west, sunny spells to the east, turning grey. northern ireland, occasional rain through the afternoon, spreading into western scotland, the isle of man and western parts of wales too. like sunday, temperatures around 10—14 degrees. further east than what we are seeing, but 15—18 celsius still pleasant enough with sunny spells overhead, and that for late april. sunshine quickly dissipates during the evening as cloud increases from the west, occasional rain spreading across most parts of the uk, linked into this weather system, the

low pressure in the atlantic, high—pressure moving south—east.t england and north wales is well on tuesday. best of the sunshine down towards the south—east, will lift the temperatures up to 19, 20 degrees. that is a mere taste on what is to come because as we go into wednesday and thursday, somewhat warm air comes in from the near continent and parts of the south—east could get up as high as 25 degrees. many other places further north and west, not too far behind. there is some more spring warmth on the way. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: clashes at the united nations, as the us warns syria it will carry out more missile strikes — if necessary. if the syrian regime uses this poisonous gas again, the united states is locked and loaded. syria and russia have condemned the strikes — calling them an illegal act of aggression. but president assad says he's now more determined than ever to keep fighting and defeat his opponents. in other news, huge anti—government protests in hungar

the sale of cloud has already delivered rain from the atlantic into the south—western quarter.significantly across the high ground of northern ireland, the central and southern parts of scotland, and the hills of northern england. some of these are getting to lower levels at times. because of the temperature profile, could be looking at 5— 15 centimetres of snow. the south it is not an issue. because it averages will get into double figures. for easter monday, in that's way they have described, there is a risk of disruption from that snow. luke gale —— local radio and ourselves will keep you up—to—date. as far ahead as tuesday that weather front has parked itself. it is across the northern half of scotland. though the south of the breezes coming in from the south—west. from the positioning of that front, it is quite crucial, near it ought to be north of it is late winter, to the south, as you will see, double figure it averages are bound. tuesday, that snow significantly their across the northern half. that could be disrupted. further south, it evolves into sunny spells and qui

cold air and the snow and back into a mild south—westerly at atla ntic low into a mild south—westerly at atlanticst headlines at 7:00. now it's time for the travel show. 0n the tiny islet of ile aux aigrettes, mauritius is playing host to a unique conservation project, which takes us back to a time five centuries ago, before mankind ever set foot here. the ecosystem of an island like mauritius is extremely fragile, and ever since mankind arrived in the 17th century, that ecosystem has been severely disrupted and that has led 1561-31 951 25; as wigglgafgi for some, like fruit growers. so this is the mauritius fruit bat. it is a bat which is unique to mauritius. it can travel for 15 kilometres, 20 kilometres, a0 kilometres in one night. it's like man has got hands, but these hands here have been modified, amazingly, to become a wing. it's an animal that can see very, very well, despite what a lot of people think. they need to rest during the day to save their energy and to — because it gets hot in the tropics. but at night, as it's getting dark, they leave their daytime roosts, as they are called,

is java document he's a nonresident fellow with the atlantic council's south asia center at jabot a very warm welcome to the program so we know that isis have claimed responsibility at all what does this tell us about their current presence in the region. thanks joy i'm the. isis has mosque almost all of its territory here over the past year and most of the group's top leadership in its rank and file have been taken it's degraded from some three thousand fighters a year or so ago. six hundred to seven hundred fighters up so whatever is left of the group at the moment it's not on the run but yes indeed it still poses that important threat i think on the part of the afghan government yet time today it was once and for an intelligence failure that's unfortunately becoming all too familiar now but fundamentally there are at least two things. clear. with the first is that their participation of. the afghan people are elections and democratic processes warring groups like islamic state in the taleban and their patron motion because these elections for the alienate the insurgency from the accou

atlantic winds. there is still some warmth around, mind you, on sunday, towards the south—east.thundery showers as a band of rain moves its way eastwards, and you could find that it brightens up, although we do keep some showers in scotland and northern ireland. cooler, fresher air heading across the uk, very warm of course for the london marathon. there could be some thundery showers as we head into the evening, primarily across east anglia. those should move away, we will keep some showers, though, towards the west of scotland and northern ireland. the downpours that are moving east across the uk will make their way into central europe. some very wet weather here on monday. instead we need to look out into the atlantic, a freshening westerly wind will blow in those weather fronts. that means more cloud, some outbreaks of rain, initially into northern ireland, although some of that could move into the south of scotland, over the irish sea into some western parts of england and wales. south east probably seeing the best of the dry, bright weather, with some sunshine. 17 degrees

week is now out of the way, and through the week ahead we will see it piling up on the atlantic and move to the south? back to more typical weather for the time being, nothing untoward, nice enough when the sun's out, the sun has a bit of strength but it does mean we will see cooler conditions especially when the rains are around. cooler conditions to start your monday morning commute, temperatures into single figures uk—wide, compensated with a bit of sunshine in the south and east of the uk. a bit more cloud and overnight showers continuing. some of those will fade for a while, but cloud amounts increasing from the west, sunny spells to the east, turning grey. northern ireland, occasional rain through the afternoon, spreading into western scotland, the isle of man and western parts of wales too. like sunday, temperatures around 10—14 degrees. further east than what we are seeing, but 15—18 celsius still pleasant enough with sunny spells overhead, and that for late april. sunshine quickly dissipates during the evening as cloud increases from the west, occasional rain spreading across most parts of t

through last week is now away and further week ahead we will see it piling up on the atlantic and move to the south side. what does that mean? back to more typical weather for the time being, nothing untoward, nice enough when the sun is out, it has strength but it does mean we will see cooler conditions especially when the rains are around. cooler conditions to start your monday morning commute, temperatures into single figures uk—wide, compensated with some sunshine in the south and east of the uk. a bit more cloud and overnight showers continuing. some of those will fade, but cloud amounts increasing from the west, sunny spells to the east, turning grey. northern ireland, occasional rain spreading into western scotland, the isle of man and western parts of wales too. like sunday, temperatures around 10—14 degrees. further east than what we are seeing but 15—18 celsius still pleasant enough for late april. sunshine quickly dissipates during the evening as cloud increases from the west, occasional rain spreading across most parts of the uk, linked in to this weather system, the bulk of which would

through last week is now away and further week ahead we will see it piling up on the atlantic and move to the southher for the time being, nothing untoward, nice enough in the sun is out, it has strength but it does mean we will see cooler conditions especially when the rains are around. cooler conditions to start your money morning, damages into single figures uk wide, compensated with some sunshine in the south and east in uk. a bit more clout and overnight showers continuing. some of those will aid, but announced increasing through the west, sunny spells to the east at turning grey. northern ireland the occasional rain spreading into western scotland, the relevant and and western parts of wales. like sunday, temperatures around 10— 14 degrees. that than what we are seeing at 15— 18 celsius still pleasa nt seeing at 15— 18 celsius still pleasant enough for late april. sunshine quickly dissipates during the evening as cloud increases from the evening as cloud increases from the west, occasional rain spreading across the west, occasional rain spreading a cross m ost the west, occasional rain spread

week is now out of the way, and through the week ahead we will see it piling up on the atlantic and move to the south for the time being, nothing untoward, nice enough when the sun's out, the sun has a bit of strength but it does mean we will see cooler conditions especially when the rains are around. cooler conditions to start your monday morning commute, temperatures into single figures uk—wide, compensated with a bit of sunshine in the south and east of the uk. a bit more cloud and overnight showers continuing. some of those will fade for a while, but cloud amounts increasing from the west, sunny spells to the east, turning grey. northern ireland, occasional rain through the afternoon, spreading into western scotland, the isle of man and western parts of wales too. like sunday, temperatures around 10—14 degrees. further east than what we are seeing, but 15—18 celsius still pleasant enough with sunny spells overhead, and that for late april. sunshine quickly dissipates during the evening as cloud increases from the west, occasional rain spreading across most parts of the uk, linked into this weathe

now out of the way, and through the week ahead we'll see the jetstream piling up in the atlantic and move to the southly back to more typical weather for the time of year. nothing untoward, nice enough when the sun's out, the sun's got a bit of strength but it does mean we'll see cooler conditions, especially when the rain's around. and certainly cooler conditions to start your monday morning commute, temperatures down into single figures uk—wide, compensated, though, with a bit of sunshine in many areas, particularly to the south and east of the uk. a bit more cloud and overnight showers continuing in northern scotland. some of those will fade for a while. cloud amounts will increase from the west through the day. sticking with sunny spells in eastern parts of the country, but turning greyer. northern ireland, occasional rain through the afternoon, spreading into western scotland, isle of man and western parts of wales too. like sunday, we'll see temperatures here at around 10—14 degrees. further east, down on what we've seen, but 15—18 celsius still pleasant enough with some sunny spells overhead, a

now out of the way, and through the week ahead we'll see the jetstream piling up in the atlantic and move to the southdoes that mean? well, actually back to more typical weather for the time of year. nothing untoward, nice enough when the sun's out, the sun's got a bit of strength but it does mean we'll see cooler conditions, especially when the rain's around. and certainly cooler conditions to start your monday morning commute, temperatures down into single figures uk—wide, compensated, though, with a bit of sunshine in many areas, particularly to the south and east of the uk. a bit more cloud and overnight showers continuing in northern scotland. some of those will fade for a while. cloud amounts will increase from the west through the day. sticking with sunny spells in eastern parts of the country, but turning greyer. northern ireland, occasional rain through the afternoon, spreading into western scotland, isle of man and western parts of wales too. like sunday, we'll see temperatures here at around 10—14 degrees. further east, down on what we've seen, but 15—18 celsius still pleasant enough with s

week is now out of the way, and through the week ahead we will see it piling up on the atlantic and move to the southical weather for the time being, nothing untoward, nice enough when the sun's out, it has a bit of strength but it does mean we will see cooler conditions especially when the rains are around. cooler conditions to start your monday morning commute, temperatures into single figures uk—wide, compensated with a bit of sunshine in the south and east of the uk. a bit more cloud and overnight showers continuing. some of those will fade for a while, but cloud amounts increasing from the west, sunny spells to the east, turning grey. northern ireland, occasional rain through the afternoon, spreading into western scotland, the isle of man and western parts of wales too. like sunday, temperatures around 10—14 degrees. further east than what we are seeing, but 15—18 celsius still pleasant enough with sunny spells overhead, and that for late april. sunshine quickly dissipates during the evening as cloud increases from the west, occasional rain spreading across most parts of the uk, linked into this

the day we might have a shower in the south—east but we will notice the south—east but we will notice the winds coming off the atlanticooler and across scotland and northern ireland, temperatures 5 degrees down, but well above average. we still hang on to the heat and the east, possibly not as high as today because we have got to burn off more for in the morning, and may the sea fog will be brushed onshore at times. we have more misty weather and more foggy weather friday night into saturday, with the further approach of the weather system, which will bring to a close the gloriously sunny weather. we think initially the showers will start off across southern areas, white light, but moving north. with the added he, we still have the intense heat and there could be every thundery downpours —— added heat. there will still be dry and bright and warm weather, temperatures in edinburgh, 17, well above average, but late in the day there is the potential for heavy torrential downpours, thunder and hail continuing into sunday, and then the low—pressure gathers force close to the north west of scotland, it turns more unsettled.

south—east of england. that's probably the peak of the heat on thursday. the really high temperatures get pushed away into central europe. we start to get more of an influence from the atlanticsome showers coming into the north—west of scotland but otherwise some good spells of sunshine around and those temperatures, just a little bit lower than they're likely to be on thursday but still pleasant in the sunshine. this time, it could be rather misty around the coasts in the english channel and around some north sea coasts as well. high pressure building in across the uk. going to keep these weather fronts at bay for the time being. so the fine weather continues into saturday. again, some areas of misty low cloud in the morning perhaps. that should tend to break up more in the afternoon, allowing the sunshine to develop more widely. temperatures a little bit lower by this stage, mind you. the air‘s not quite as warm, but it's still going to be a warm one for the london marathon on sunday. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: wife of one president, mother to another. the former first lady of

south—east of england. that's probably the peak of the heat on thursday. the really high temperatures get pushed away into central europe. we start to get more of an influence from the atlanticre picking up more of a west to south—westerly. still a warm day, though, on friday. and a lot of dry weather too. maybe some showers coming into the north—west of scotland but otherwise some good spells of sunshine around and those temperatures, just a little bit lower than they're likely to be on thursday but still pleasant in the sunshine. this time, it could be rather misty around the coasts in the english channel and around some north sea coasts as well. high pressure building in across the uk. going to keep these weather fronts at bay for the time being. so the fine weather continues into saturday. again, some areas of misty low cloud in the morning perhaps. that should tend to break up more in the afternoon, allowing the sunshine to develop more widely. temperatures a little bit lower by this stage, mind you. the air‘s not quite as warm, but it's still going to be a warm one for the london marathon on sunday. hello — this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. a woman

south. then saturday night into sunday, this low pressure swings in off the atlantic and increases the windslly gusty conditions, and it's also going to bring some cloud and rain for south—western parts of england, for wales, northern ireland and western scotland. the east, think, on sunday, should just about stay dry and in fact here those temperatures will start to rise and you'll particularly notice those temperatures rising on the north sea coast, look at that, 1a expected in newcastle. into early next week, into midweek, we'll start to see warm air coming out of the south, turning hot across france and potentially quite hot in the south of the uk and here's an outlook. say, for example, in london, i suspect some time next week temperatures could peak at around 2a, cardiff will be around 20 or so and even further north those temperatures will rise. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: tensions are mounting about possible us military action in syria. jets and warships are moved into place, but presiden

wind of the atlantic, we will start to see fresher weather coming in, temperatures will be dropping in scotland and northern parts of england, pushing the heat towards the southo be more cloud around during the course of the weekend but they could even rise again by the time we get to sunday. you are watching beyond 100 days. in syria, chemical weapons inspectors finally get access to duma. 11 days after the alleged gas attack, is there any evidence left to investigate? theresa may says a commons vote on syria would have compromised the safety of british forces. stormy daniels — the porn star who says she had an affair with donald trump — goes on national tv with her story. what i do for a job does not impact my ability to know right from wrong 01’ my ability to know right from wrong or tell the truth. also on the programme... british police say the chemical weapon deployed in salisbury was smeared on a door handle in liquid form.

as we go through friday we begin to lose that south easterly flow and we take up more of an atlantic coasts we could have some fog coming in with those sea breezes. but for most of us some lovely sunshine to enjoy again. although temperatures perhaps a little bit lower. still a decent day. the high pressure that is with us day. the high pressure that is with us at the moment is relinquishing its grip and allowing this cooler airto come in its grip and allowing this cooler air to come in from the atlantic. and with that the moisture. that will be released with some showers. potentially sharp showers by sunday in particular, heavy with some thunder around. and temperatures returned more to average for the time of year. ahead of that on sunday we could have some real warmth for those in london marathon runners and spectators were also the risk later in the day of a heavy shower. stay tuned. this is beyond one hundred days, with me katty kay in washington — christian fraser's in london. our top stories — the prospect of a summit between the us and north korea moves a step closer with con

south. then saturday night into sunday, this low pressure swings in off the atlantic and increases the windsring some a very warm welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: tensions are mounting about possible american military action in syria. jets and warships are moved into place, but president trump is adopting a less bullish tone. we're looking very, very seriously, very closely, at that whole situation. and we'll see what happens, folks, we'll see what happens. moscow is warning any military action could risk war between russia and the us. mike pompeo faces a grilling by senators at his confirmation hearing. president trump's choice to be secretary of state denies he's a war hawk. is the us headed for an agricultural boom or bust? as president trump works to sow confidence about his trade policies,

the warmest air still across east anglia and south—east england but otherwise the air is increasingly blowing in off the atlanticng some cooler conditions to the uk. now, weatherwise, the early morning mist and fog patches should clear out of the way widely and most areas should see lots of sunshine again. there will, though, be a few showers for western scotland but most of these will be across the western highlands and really for the northern half of the uk, temperatures a few degrees down. still feeling pleasant if you're out and about in the sunshine but the warmest air more limited to east anglia and south—east england. highs of 27 in london but i wouldn't mind betting that somewhere like in gravesend, it could even get warmer than that, 28 or maybe even a 29. friday night, we do it all again. clearing skies, a few mist and fog patches forming but but it will be a cooler night across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, quite chilly here indeed by the end of the night, with temperatures around 4 or 6 degrees. still in double figures, though, further south. the weekend, we will see some further c

the warmest air still across east anglia and south—east england but otherwise the air is increasingly blowing in off the atlantic morning mist and fog patches should clear out of the way widely and most areas should see lots of sunshine again. there will, though, be a few showers for western scotland but most of these will be across the western highlands and really for the northern half of the uk, temperatures a few degrees down. still feeling pleasant if you're out and about in the sunshine but the warmest air more limited to east anglia and south—east england. highs of 27 in london but i wouldn't mind betting that somewhere like in gravesend, it could even get warmer than that, 28 or maybe even a 29. friday night, we do it all again. clearing skies, a few mist and fog patches forming but but it will be a cooler night across scotland, northern ireland and northern england, quite chilly here indeed by the end of the night, with temperatures around 4 or 6 degrees. still in double figures, though, further south. the weekend, we will see some further changes in our weather. the temperatures will continue to ease ba

south. saturday night and into sunday will see low pressure swinging off the atlantic.e wind across western areas. on top of that we will see cloud and rain. belfast, glasgow, eastern areas should be brighter and drier. on the north sea coast, look at that, 1a expected in newcastle. into early next week, into midweek, we'll start to see warm air coming out of the south, turning hot across france and potentially quite hot in the south of the uk and here's an outlook. say, for example, in london, i suspect some time next week temperatures could peak at around 2a, cardiff will be around 20 for most of us across the country will be a dry and bright day with temperatures reaching 17 in the south. or so and even further north those temperatures will rise. hello, this is breakfast, withjon kay and naga munchetty. a late—night call between president trump and theresa may. they agree the use of chemical weapons won't go unchallenged. moscow warns that any military action risks starting a war between russia and the united states. good morning, it is friday 13 april. also this mor

south—east. and there is warmer air to come. atlanticit would be a com pletely mediterranean. it would be a completely sunny story to begin with, a few showers in scotland, and around western coast of england and wales, misty for one or two, around western coast of england and wales, misty for one ortwo, but some good sunny breaks developing forjust some good sunny breaks developing for just about all through the afternoon, and temperatures will shoot up, up to 25 or 26 through some parts of eastern england. going through thursday night and into friday, the atlantic air will gradually cut off that flow from the mediterranean, so with westerly winds heading us into the weekend, temperatures will stole —— slowly pushed down, england and wales stays largely dry. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 3:00. the prime minister apologises for the windrush immigration row — theresa may tells caribbean leaders she's "genuinely sorry for any anxiety that has been caused". i want to dispel any impression that my governmen

south. then saturday night into sunday, this low pressure swings in off the atlantic and increases the windss, and it's also going to bring some cloud and rain for south—western parts of england, for wales, northern ireland and western scotland. the east, think, on sunday, should just about stay dry and in fact here those temperatures will start to rise and you'll particularly notice those temperatures rising on the north sea coast, look at that, 1a expected in newcastle. into early next week, into midweek, we'll start to see warm air coming out of the south, turning hot across france and potentially quite hot in the south of the uk and here's an outlook. say, for example, in london, i suspect some time next week temperatures could peak at around 2a, cardiff will be around 20 or so and even further north those temperatures will rise. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump has been speaking to the leaders of britain and france to discuss possible military action in response it was vital chemical attacks did not go unchallenged. inspectors are now on their way to douma. they expect t

south. then saturday night into sunday, this low pressure swings in off the atlantic, it increases the windscloud and rain for south—western parts of england, for wales, northern ireland and western scotland. the east, i think, on sunday, should just about stay dry and in fact here, those temperatures will start to rise, you'll particularly notice those temperatures rising on the north sea coast, look at that, 14 expected in newcastle. into early next week, into midweek, we'll start to see really warm air coming out of the south, turning hot across france and potentially quite hot in the south of the uk, and here's an outlook. say, for example, in london, i suspect some time next week temperatures could even peak at around 2a, cardiff will be around 20 or so and even further north those temperatures will rise. a very warm welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: tensions are mounting about possible us military action in syria. jets and warships are moved into place, but president trump adopts a less bullish