because earlier on, keir. are here because earlier on, keir starmer was in lansing in sussex on the south coastanother classic spot to spend a bank holiday monday in the sunshine. he was doing a speech basically the keir starmer the man, who are my, what i about? he brought followers of politics, and i know many are exactly that. there was plenty familiar, but it is a classic of a political campaign that you perfectly, sensibly as a leader, they are all doing it, sort of recap and go back over stuff you might have sent plenty of times for people only starting to pay attention. there was quite a bit in the speech from keir starmer today about him and where he grew up. you may be familiar with the line about a pebble —— semi in surrey, in a

and on the south coast in west sussex where they have never won before.ut, five independent candidate standing on a pro—gastric platform cost labour control in oldham in greater manchester as evidence labour's stance on gaza has had an impact particularly in places with a significant muslim population. earlier, keir starmer was in blackpool to celebrate winning a

perhaps that spreads along the south coast, it will sit along the south coast, it will sit along the could see thunderstorms in wales and perhaps the south west of england, but hit—and—miss. many places stay dry through the afternoon, but we could see a few showers. top temperatures between 20 to 23 for most of us, cooler under that cloud around the north—east coast. moving through into sunday, we have this area of high pressure still sitting out in the atlantic, trying to dominate our weather. squeezing most of the show away, but still a chance they could crop up in the south and south west on sunday. similar to recent at times, we have this area of low cloud and murk in the north sea co—— clearing back towards the coast, but could linger in aberdeen, newcastle. 16 degrees here, 22 in the sunny spots. what about the new working week? into monday, we are between weather systems. so monday, fairly quiet. the morning likely to dawn with some mist and fog and low cloud as well. and a good deal of sunshine breaks through. fairly light winds for most of us, a bit cooler close to the east c

as an mp, she like me on the south coast, was elected _ she like me on the south coast, was elected ont, was elected on the back of brexit, on the hack— elected on the back of brexit, on the back of— elected on the back of brexit, on the back of controlling small boats. that is _ the back of controlling small boats. that is something she has supported and how— that is something she has supported and now she sits with labour. lots of reaction coming in on this defection. go to the bbc news website because the live pages up and running there with all of that reaction that is coming into us. to remind you, natalie elphicke, has defected from the conservatives to labour. it happened just before prime minister's questions. she said under rishi sunak, the conservatives have become a byword for incompetence and division. we can take you now to westminster. our poltical correspondent leila nathoojoins us. how big a blow is this for rishi sunak? i how big a blow is this for rishi sunak? ~ , how big a blow is this for rishi sunak? ,, , ., how big a blow is this for rishi sunak? ~ , ., ., how big

it goes to the south coast of the country. an example is sistan baluchistan province. 10 billion cubic meters of rain in march and april in this province about 7 billion cubic meters to the sea. according to the studies of the soil protection and watershed research institute of the ministry of agricultural jihad, about 14 billion cubic meters of flood and runoff water leave the borders of the country every year. in the watershed. there was a millimeter of rain, but because the watershed is directly on the coast, that means it is not very deep. in the dry land , most of this part is drained, and in a sense, it is now wasted , because unfortunately, in many of our coastal watersheds, watershed operations have not been carried out. the border watersheds of our country are 74 million hectares, of which 18 million hectares are practical. about 23 million watershed management has been done we are studying about 17.6 million hectares of land and are currently under implementation in this region . in fact , we have 74 million hectares

plenty of cloud around though, away from the far south coast.y sunshine in that sunshine, perhaps 19 or 20 degrees, but for most of us, still a fairly cool day for the time of year by that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> well, it's time now for our great british giveaway and the biggest cash prize we've ever given away. it's £20,000 you can spend. however you like. >> yes, it's totally tax free so you will see every single penny of it, but you will have to hurry as time is ticking on for your chance to win. here's how the next great british giveaway winner could be. >> you . with a massive £20,000 >> you. with a massive £20,000 in tax free cash to be won. imagine how you'd react getting that winning call from us. >> oh my god, are you joking? no way. i never wanted penny in my life. >> i don't know what to say. don't know what? >> i've never won anything like this in my life. oh my god, oh god. >> oh, you shocked me . this is amazing. >> for another chance to win £20,000 in tax free cash te

i was at that keir starmer event on the south coast in west sussex earlier today and it is interestingrst major speech was in an area where labour has one control of the council for the first time in history. he is very keen to say that people here are looking at labour, people here are looking at labour, people across the country should do the same. interestingly, he decided to talk more about his own personal life and background, something which we are familiar with as we have been following him since he became the labour leader four years ago, but he felt it necessary to introduce himself to the public, perhaps two people who voted conservative in the past and are now looking at the merits of him and rishi sunak. he talked about growing up in 0xted in surrey, hardly a true blue area but he pointed out that there are areas of deprivation and poverty in different parts of the country, including in the countryside. he pictured himself to be the leader of the whole country. there are two areas he focused on more than any other. one was to eliminate the negatives from labour's 2019 campa

but as you say, keir starmer, an event on the south coast in west sussex earlier today.. his first major speech was in an area where labour had won control of the local council for the first time in its history. so i think he's very keen to say, look, people here are looking at labour for the first time. people elsewhere across the country should perhaps do the same. interestingly, too, i think he decided to talk more about his own personal life, his own background, something which we're all familiar with since we were following him not just on the campaign trail, but of course, as he became the labour leader four years ago. but he felt it necessary to reintroduce himself to the public and to perhaps people who had voted conservative in the past and only nowjust looking at the relative merits or demerits of him and rishi sunak. so he talked about his own upbringing, not in a traditional labour area, but in the town of oxford in surrey, hardly a true blue area at all. but he pointed out that there are areas of deprivation of poverty in different parts of the country, incl

this is the coach that arrived this morning to move several migrants from peckham to the south coast.rotesters had other ideas, letting down one of its tyres and blocking the road. they insist the bibby stockholm barge is not a suitable place to house asylum—seekers and the people due to be taken there don't want to go. word quickly spread on social media, and the campaigners, now numbering in the hundreds, were joined by supportive local residents. this is so unnecessary. it's peckham. we all look after each other. they've been here for a while, loads of people in local communities know them and we don't want them to get forced out for no reason. there seems to be no reason behind it at all. well, tension remains high here. a short time ago, the police decided to move in and tell the protesters they had to get out of the road, but it's been met with a lot of opposition. several people were arrested for blocking the road. the home office insist the bibby stockholm barge is safe, secure and appropriate. they described the protests as "intimidatory and aggressive". but the coach eventua

of migrants from here in southeast london to the bibby stockholm barge which is more to on the south coastre now back in control of this coach. you can see some of the police vehicles here, but what happened after that is some of the protesters started sitting in the road. if we take a walk over here, you can see that the police are basically trying to move the coach away from the area. as far as we are aware, nobody is on it apart from the driver, and then just over there, you've got some of the protesters and the police are basically trying to remove the protesters from the road, so the coach can make its way out of this area. we've been speaking to some of the protesters involved. they say that the bibby stockholm barge is not a suitable place to house asylum—seekers, they say that the people who were told they were going to be moved here from this area in peckham have been in a hotel here for a while. they've built up relations in the local community and they simply don't want to go, but as you can see, the coach is now moving off, it's been moved off in the distance, accompanied by a

on d—day, margaret was in the women's auxiliary air force on duty on the south coast.know, i can remember it almost in detail, i think. something i would not have missed for the world. although it was a war. it is a window into times long gone, but one that's full of the very real fears and hopes of those that lived through them. giles latcham, bbc news. some celeb news to end our bulletin and justin bieber has announced he is going to be a father. he and his wife, the model hayley bieber, are expecting their first child. the couple tied the knot in a secret ceremony in new york in 2018. followers of the couple's separate social media accounts were also treated to a video that apparently shows them renewing their vows at an open—air ceremony. the instagram post comes weeks after the couple were spotted in hawaii, sparking online speculation that she might be expecting a baby. turns out it was all right. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. for most of us, it feels more like summer than spring out there today. another very warm one across large

i just figured out way just to put it in the south coast, but it's always you as low as the cut off now. but on the hook, the bottom, the you what, what it says to those of more than you to a tough to major reconstruction, bought a club, will have a more than the altering sense that they will be cleansed and deepened on the merino will accommodate up to $600.00 vessels, all buildings will be restored and the water from the area will get a facelift. public beach, restaurants and shops will open the to the little bit more seconds on the phone monday and the balaclava underground, new se during the cold war it was a top secret facility. and the 1990s, the former military base was broken out for scrap metal. what was left was turned into a museum today. it's thanks to the featuring interactive areas in multi media zones . lots of good on grads all really. but for you to cancel, which is one of those, cuz i saw somebody in the show, she went to the new charges on the many years the museum designed to main exhibit a submarine. after all, this facility was built a service and how submarines th

he's been telling undecided voters in west sussex — on the south coast of england — that his party willbility. the labour party says if elected it will carry out a 100—day national security review, looking at all the threats facing britain. sir keir said m years of conservative "chaos" had damaged trust in politics and british institutions. and he said voters faced a choice about the future of the country . i have changed this labour party, dragged it back to service and i will do exactly the same for westminster. that is the choice at this election. service or self—interest. stability or chaos. a labour party that has changed, or a tory party that has run away from the mainstream. the choice is yours. you can stop the chaos. you can turn the page. you can join with us. and together, we can rebuild our country. thank you so much. the snp leader has told voters that the quickest way to "rid scotland of the tories is to vote snp". speaking at a campaign event in dumfries, john swinney said the party would challenge every conservative seat north of the border. the snp are currently the thi

and on the south coast in adur in west sussex, where they've never won before.ive independent candidate standing on a pro—gaza platform cost labour control in oldham in greater manchester as evidence labour's stance on gaza has had an impact, particularly in places with a significant muslim population. earlier, keir starmer was in blackpool to celebrate winning a westminster seat there. winning wasn't surprising, the scale of labour's victory was. music. the mood music for the prime minister pretty dire, then. rishi sunak was in catterick garrison in north yorkshire. obviously it's disappointing to lose good, hard—working conservative councillors, and i'm grateful to them for all their service in local government keeping council tax low and delivering services for local people. but we've still got lots of results to come. one of their few islands of optimism in a sea of gloom, the tees valley. the conservative ben houchen wearing victory, but not a tory rosette. he won by a million miles last time. it was much closer this time, and he had this message for the pr

start out at that speech on the south coast and chris did an interview with keir starmer. being so firm really now increasing vat as the shadow chancellor was with income tax and national insurance yesterday. and then their paths diverged. keir starmer back on the campaign trailand diverged. keir starmer back on the campaign trail and chris went to keir starmer poz my old hometown where he grew up, and it's really interesting that the labour leader is to talking about his very modest background growing up in the 1970s in the suburbs basically because it actually means that labour strategists think the message has not gotten through to voters that this guy is from a modest background. many people see the server bit of syrup keir starmer rather than the keir starmer bit so that's quite interesting. i have a theory of the cori campaign. i think maybe they have a traditional model of general election campaigning where you have a fresh new story for the media every day and everyone talks about because we are now on date two of talking about their announcement of a new kind of n

leaving behind a legacy on the south coast, roberto led brighton to european football for the first time the footsteps of his predecessor, he has been linked to stamford bridge. bbc sport understands him and brentford boss thomas frank are both being monitored. it's notjust of the bridge where things could change. few expected to see red ribbons on the fa cup over the weekend, but erik ten hag got the best of manchester city at wembley. it has raised doubts over his future. united finished eighth the season — their lowest position in premier league history. but despite a review, a message for the manager is one of defiance. the teams is winning trophies. two trophies in two years is not bad. but we have to keep going. i'm not satisfied with it. we have to do better and when if you don't go anywhere else to win trophies, that is what i did my whole career. after achieving success of promotions and secruing top—flight football, kieran mckenna is in talks with ipswich town, even with some movement. he could still be staying put. well, having triumphed in what is often described as "the rich

lighter winds here, so if you get some showers slightly brisker winds, particularly on exposed south coastsowers through at quite a pace. if you dodge the showers and keep some sunshine with a little shelter, it will still feel quite pleasant. but at least you will have some early morning sunshine. the rain will push in from the west. again, temperatures peaking at around 18 degrees. dominating the story as these frontal systems sweep their way brighter weather out to the west, but temperatures a little bit subdued for this time of year. again, we're looking at highs of 15 to 18 degrees, that low pressure will push away. as we head towards the weekend, high pressure is going to build as we look further ahead, there is some welcome news. live from london, this is bbc news. after his first major speech of the general election campaign, labour's leader says his party will deliver security,

and it should be a fine, sunny end to the day, for example, in cardiff, plymouth and along the south coasthe week ahead. plenty of shower clouds most days and those temperatures hovering near normal, perhaps a little below at times. that's it for me. bye bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. at least 50 people, including children, are reportedly killed in israeli air strikes on rafah. the idf says it targeted a hamas—controlled compound. on the frontline in ukraine with the drone squads: we look at their influence on the course of the war. at least seven people are dead after a tornado ploughs through a rural area in texas. mary poppins song plays and remembering the songwriter behind disney's most iconic tunes, richard m sherman dies at the age of 95. i'm helena humphrey.

the team from the south coast are now looking upwards. brilliant day for southampton fans.r to leeds — there was disappointment for manchester city at wembley yesterday, as they lost the fa cup final to rivals manchester united. today though — city are parading their premier league trophy around manchester, after pipping arsenal to the title last weekend, and clinching a fourth—successive title in the process. let's cross live to olly foster now, who is at the parade�*s end for us. olly what can we expect? thus bands braving the weather. -- sto thus bands braving the weather. » stop start not the other and. inaudible. the strength of volume out here. the city players united for the day is going to be a mile of fans, going down the main thoroughfare they will be there. inaudible. they are that disappointed too but wobbly behind them. pep guardiola, manchester, it was a big celebration of that historic achievement. winning four ma'or historic achievement. winning four major titles- _ historic achievement. winning four major titles. apologies _ historic achievement. winning fo

well, one gym on the south coast of england has been running adaptive boxing sessions, making the sportirs, have cerebral palsy or parkinsons. it's hoped that in the future, it could be included in the paralympics. juliette parkin has more. the murals may be of former champions, but the motto here is, "anyone can box." when it comes to boxing, people think it's not an accessible sport. they think, "you know what, everyone�*s there "getting hit in the head." kieran green has cerebral palsy and has been training here forjust over three years. he now works full—time to deliver the gym's adaptive programme, which has no barriers to inclusivity. we've got a safer style of boxing. it's notjust for getting hit. actually, we teach the defences. it's actually, you know, highly skilled, high tempo. yeah, it's all about the fitness and fun as well as the sport. a one to one online session for a junior living overseas, a way to fight parkinson's with twice weekly sessions, a wheelchair programme, just some of the training on offer here for all abilities, plus outreach events in schools and in the c

grace lives with her mum on the south coast of england.heir landlord decided to sell their home, meaning they had to move out. they couldn't afford rent in their local area so had to apply for homelessness with the local council. after becoming homeless, grace and her mum were moved into a hotel and then a series of temporary accommodations. then we got these little bugs, like, crawling in our bathroom near our toothbrushes. i did not have a clue what it was. and then i wasjust relaxing in bed, a cockroach was on the duvet. that is on my bed. it's not a joke any more. i've had enough. shouldn't be having to live like this. that really did make me feel upset. just the word "cockroaches" now gives me, like, shivers down my spine. you know how you bite your nails? i kind of did that but i scratched them instead, so it got really bad and it started to cut my hands. i've got minion nails on. oh, yeah! i can see the minion. so, yeah, i can see that it's clearly, like, healing a lot now. you think you're going to wake up in your old house, but th

the rains will fall in the northwestern parts of the region in the south-west, central areas, south coasts , north-eastern parts, eastern parts and also to some extent in the south-eastern parts of the country, we see that the rains during this period are in the form of lightning showers. also , in remote areas during monday, tuesday, and saturday, even these rains can be in the form of light rain. from monday, due to the extent of the activity of this rain system, which i mentioned at the beginning of the news, we will see the temperature decrease . i sincerely thank you for accompanying us until this moment. the best time is when the enemies know that this system is not alone and that there are many voters my homeland and my land always became eternal soil for iran. i came for the development of the country , to support my country, for our people, for our revolution, for our country, for iranians , there is no doubt that someone will step here, for iran, on your side , peace be upon you, peace be upon the sky, your face, your hair , your hair, your hair, peace with you , peace be upon yo

and it should be a fine, sunny end to the day, for example, in cardiff, plymouth and along the south coastor the week ahead. plenty of shower clouds most days and those temperatures hovering near normal, perhaps a little bit below at times. that's it for me. bye— bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm i' m steve i'm steve lai. these are our top stories. at least 30 people, including children, have been reportedly killed in israeli air strikes on rafah. the idf says they targeted a hamas—controlled compound. rescue teams search for survivors in the aftermath of a huge landslide in papua new guinea, where almost 700 people are feared dead. education under threat in india: we have a special report from one state where over 20,000 teachers have stopped being paid. and a trilateral summit between china, south korea and japan begins for the first time in four years. we'll discuss first the security challenges in the region, and the business side of the trip in 30 minutes on business today.

south—east england. sitting across the channel islands for a good part of the day. elsewhere, early mist and sea fog around northern and eastern coastsat should gradually burn back. sunny spells, a few showers and the parts of wales and perhaps the south west of england, the odd thunderstorm in mix. showers are fairly few and far between and top temperatures doing quite well, 18 to 23 degrees. coolest weather again across northern and eastern scotland and around the north—east coast of england. with that sea fog a little close —— so to clear. similar on sunday, some mist and fog around especially in the north and east, cool and cloudy day across scotland. further south across the british isles, looking dry and bright for most of us. light winds, sunny spells and again, reasonably one from the time of year, 20, 201 degrees typically. a little cooler around the north—east coast. into next week, we have low pressure trying to move in from a couple of directions. from the atlantic. but also, from continental europe. so thatis also, from continental europe. so that is a sign things turn more unsettled particularly through the middle part

the team from the south coast are now looking upwards. a huge win for southhampton.there was disappointment for manchester city at wembley yesterday, as they lost the fa cup final to rivals manchester united. yesterday, as they lost the fa cup however, today, city will parade the premier league trophy around manchester, after pipping arsenal to the title last weekend, and clinching a fourth—successive title in the process. let's cross live to 0lly foster now, who is at the parade�*s end for us, 0lly what's it looking like in manchester so far? a really busy day at manchester. we had the great manchester rotten. 0nly finished about three hours ago on the finish line here one of the main thoroughfares in the city. it just beginning to fill up with manchester city fans. a lot of phil foden flags and scarves and shirts with his name on the back in the last hour manchester city have named him their player of the season. he was a premier league layer of the season that is one think they will be celebrated here over the next couple of hours. the parade starts about half a m

a bit damp and drizzly in parts of the south coast , and drizzly in parts of the south coast, and saye mist and fog around in places to parts of the coast of the northeast. sticking with that haar throughout, but most areas brightening up good spells of sunshine and then later on, the likelihood of some scattered but quite heavy showers over parts of south wales and southwest england in the sunny spells 20 degrees 21, 22, maybe 23. in a few spots it will be cooler on some north sea coast, particularly in the far north—east where that mist and low cloud sticks around. and there's the threat of these showers turning quite heavy across devon, cornwall, somerset , parts of south wales as well, not everywhere seeing them, but where they do develop could drop quite a lot of rain in a short space of time. the shower is much more scattered further east, a few breaking out to over the hills and mountains of scotland. and there's that mist and low cloud that ha threatening to cling to parts of the coast of the east and the north of scotland, suppressing the temperatures. but in the sunny spells

now, the south coast will probably have some sunny spells, but showers are possible, too, and even downpoursg in from the north. now, by thursday, the rain won't be quite so heavy, but it will transfer northwards. look at the winds again, coming in from the north. so, in scotland it really will feel very cool indeed. temperatures in some areas could be no higher than around 11 or 12 degrees. more like 16—17 in the south with a bit of sunshine, but again, a fair amount of cloud. so, how much rainfall are we going to get? well, there is a possibility of widely 30 to 40 millimetres of rain. and in some spots, the met office warns there could be as much as 100 millimetres of rain or more. so there could be some impacts through the week from that heavy rain. now, this is the outlook into the weekend. there are indications that, as we head into the bank holiday weekend, high pressure will start to build. so, the weather will settle down. but overall, it does look like it's going to be a mixed bag. now, here's that high pressure from monday. it could be a very decent day, reliably dry, i think. but

now, the south coast will probably have some sunny spells, but showers are possible, too, and even downpoursng in from the north. now, by thursday, the rain won't be quite so heavy, but it will transfer northwards. look at the winds again, coming in from the north. so, in scotland it really will feel very cool indeed. temperatures in some areas could be no higher than around 11 or 12 degrees. more like 16—17 in the south with a bit of sunshine, but again, a fair amount of cloud. so, how much rainfall are we going to get? well, there is a possibility of widely 30 to a0 millimetres of rain. and in some spots, the met office warns there could be as much as 100 millimetres of rain or more. so there could be some impacts through the week from that heavy rain. now, this is the outlook into the weekend. there are indications that, as we head into the bank holiday weekend, high pressure will start to build. so, the weather will settle down. but overall, it does look like it's going to be a mixed bag. now, here's that high pressure — from monday. it could be a very decent day, reliably dry, i think.

and it should be a fine, sunny end to the day, for example, in cardiff, plymouth and along the south coastouds most days and those temperatures hovering near normal, perhaps a little below at times. that's it for me. bye bye. announcer: live from - washington, this is bbc news. at least 50 people, including children, are reportedly killed in israeli air strikes on rafah. the idf says it targeted a hamas—controlled compound. 0n the frontline in ukraine with the drone squads: we look at their influence on the course of the war. at least seven people are dead after a tornado ploughs through a rural area in texas. hello, i'm helena humphrey. glad you could join me. palestinian officials have accused the israeli military of carrying out a deadly air strike on an area for displaced people near rafah in southern gaza. video show a large explosion and intense fires burning. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says

and on the south coast in ada in west sussex, where they've never won before.ndent candidate standing on a pro—gaza platform cost labour control in oldham in greater manchester as evidence labour's stance on gaza has had an impact, particularly in places with a significant muslim population. earlier, keir starmer was in blackpool to celebrate winning a westminster seat there. winning wasn't surprising, the scale of labour's victory was. music. the mood music for the prime minister pretty dire, then. rishi sunak was in catterick garrison in north yorkshire. obviously it's disappointing to lose good, hard—working conservative councillors, and i'm grateful to them for all their service in local government keeping council tax low and delivering services for local people. but we've still got lots of results to come. one of their few islands of optimism in a sea of gloom, the tees valley. the conservative ben houchen wearing victory, but not a tory rosette. he won by a million miles last time. it was much closer this time, and he had this message for the prime minist

push back to the south coast on the sunniest skies . south coast on the sunniest skies will be _ southeues were forming, concertgoers were handed a letter of apology and told to go home. for those who had already travelled a long way to manchester, they were less than impressed. in the line, and we got the notice it was cancelled but it shouldn�*t have gone ahead anyway because the whole week it has been cancelled, so it�*s a bit of a joke. a day's notice, i understand, but 20 minutes? we came all the way from preston, do we came all the way from preston, do you know how much of a track that is? we have our gcses next week and this was the last chance of freedom and we are really annoyed. it�*s not the first time fans have been let down by co—op live. last week, the venue had to postpone its opening shows twice and reschedule events with peter kay and the black keys but last night ticket holders of amiercan rapper a boogie wit da hoodie were assured the gig would go ahead the gig would go ahead and he even got to a soundtrack as part of an air—conditioning unit fell the ceiling and he

of england , the south coast of england, parts of northern ireland and the far north of scotlande cloud will be thick enough in places to view some spots of rain, and a few showers may well just develop further south, but for most it is a drier picture compared to monday. for most it is a drier picture compared to monday . and come the compared to monday. and come the afternoon, hopefully a lot of the uk will see some bright spells. the cloud will be stubborn across parts of scotland and northeast england, so feeling quite chilly here right throughout the day into the evening. clearing skies initially, but that will allow some mist and low cloud to form and in towards the very end of the night, just watching this next band of cloud and rain, it may well just start to approach the far northwest of scotland under the cloud cover, temperatures not falling much lower than around 8 to 10 degrees. but where we do see some clear skies. a bit of a chilly start on wednesday, but here we will see some sunshine elsewhere. a bit of a dull start, but the mist and low cloud will begin to burn

a strike on it off on the south coast to children. that is rarely military continues to attack residential areas across the strip. within 34500 palestinians have been killed and nearly 7 months before the us secretary of state has left us read off to meet him prime minister benjamin netanyahu. jenny blankets pushing for a seas find to give them gaza, which he says is a chief of all blood control. nathan, yahoo! the us to the pauses, a ground defensive and drop on of columbia. and president, gustavo petro, it says his country would break diplomatic relations with israel. petro has been critical of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and austin jordan, south africa's case of the international court of justice, which accuses as result of committing genocide against palestinians in gaza. and other news police in georgia have used to gas rubber bullets and water cannon against tens of thousands of protest as outside parliament, crowds of demonstrating against the government. so full phone influence though, the proposal of the plot organizat

slightly brisker winds, particularly on exposed south coasts, that should help push those showers throughetween 16 and 18 degrees. if you dodge the showers and keep some sunshine with a little shelter, it will still feel quite pleasant. clearer skies across the far north—east through the night, but cloud and rain gathers out to the west, so that means it's going to be a wet, but mild start to tuesday. clearer skies, a chillier start further north and east, but at least you will have some early morning sunshine. it's not expected to last. the rain will push in from the west. some heavier bursts as it gradually drifts its way north and east. even once the rain eases away, it will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers following on behind. again, temperatures peaking at around 18 degrees. moving out of tuesday into wednesday, still low pressure dominating the story as these frontal systems sweep their way steadily eastwards. as we go through the day on wednesday with the front to clear, the most frequent showers look likely to be along exposed east coasts, particularly as we go thro

while we start the show on the south african coast jelly fish have been striving for millions of years and are among the oldest leaving animals on the planet while even though they've been around for so long, they're surprisingly little research into these. let's save marine creatures. now, scientists to try to find out more about them and the critical role the play in ocean because systems jelly fish are among foods oldest inhabitants. mastercard says, known as blooms of jelly, fish happened roughly every 10 years, but in some regions like columbia. and then we'd be in coast, they seem to occur more frequently, but it's hard to get dr. jelly fish through with the current which makes them difficult to accurately record. such invasions are usually the result of environmental conditions which lead to a drop in the number of predators. at the same time, that can be facilitated by any increase in temperature, you can increase the temperature. these things will grow foster. you dropped the concentrations of oxygen that will affect sufficient negatively, but it doesn't affect jelly fish. the

can you fish certainly seem to feel at home here as the coast of south africa is one of the most species reaching the world. around 10 percent of all jelly fish is live here, and many can be seen at the cape town aquarium. each species has its own peculiarities, with some only living in cold water, others in war. chris lewis is responsible for breeding them, so it's a complex and difficult task. each bases has its own for the images. so while they're creating up subspace is one to the in will cove with the specific units of time the diet shift. we have some really appreciate you. as a genius patient, we actually have to produce enough to push in order to feed them. there's also some database and very long left, they left for 6 months or 9 months. so it was nice to have this fund by about system where we actually get a use pieces to replace the ones that actually expiring on exhibit as well as the flow in the banks. the ocean is really good at keeping the junior per se, but as to jennifer security in the banks, we actually have to adjust the flow. so that can go up to many. i'll send you

slightly brisker winds, particularly on exposed south coasts, that should help push those showers through showers and keep some sunshine with a little shelter, it will still feel quite pleasant. clearer skies across the far north—east through the night, but cloud and rain gathers out to the west, so that means it's going to be a wet, but mild start to tuesday. clearer skies, a chillier start further north and east, but at least you will have some early morning sunshine. it's not expected to last. the rain will push in from the west. some heavier bursts as it gradually drifts its way north and east. even once the rain eases away, it will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers following on behind. again, temperatures peaking at around 18 degrees. moving out of tuesday into wednesday, still low pressure dominating the story as these frontal systems sweep their way steadily eastwards. as we go through the day on wednesday with the front to clear, the most frequent showers look likely to be along exposed east coasts, particularly as we go through the afternoon. a light north—westerly

perhaps it spreads along the south coast. ering slowly from the northeastern coast and we could see thunderstorms. there will be in a mess. we could see a few showers. top cabbages between 20 and 23 for most of us but cool if you are stuck under the cloud around the northeast coast. ripping through into sunday and we have this area pay pressure still sitting out in the atlantic trying to dominate the weather. squeezing most of the away. the child's one to propping up. similar to recent days we have this area of low cloud in the north sea that will slowly clear back towards the east coast. could linger all day for areas like aberdeen and perhaps in newcastle. 22 or so in sunny response. what about the new working week? heading on its of monday and between weather systems at this stage. monday is whether fairly quiet, wanting likely to dawn with mist and fog and low cloud as well. a good deal of sunshine breaks through fairly light went for most of us and a little cool if you are close to the east coast. towards the west, place

after stopping at 87 stations from the south coast to the north, ifinally made it to my final destinationt five days. well, i would say after travelling 900 miles and arriving here in thurso, i'm very, very, very proud to be a railway enthusiast... ..and i love our british railway network. oh. and what a destination to finish on. and with that, i'm going to take off. warmer weather and sunshine. the rest of the bank holiday weekend is probably looking better. there will be sunshine at times but there will be sunshine at times but there will be heavy and perhaps thundery showers around. two things have been happening, this weather from showers around. two things have been happening, this weatherfrom coming in from the south—west bringing with it rain and another weather from the head of that taking rain from the north sea so we have a wet start for many central and northern part on sunday. both are moving northwards and followed by sunshine and some showers. the showers may well be heavy and heavy and thundery and the greatest risk of those, they will be across northern england into the mi