u nsettled with highs of 2a in the south—east.d on into easter monday, high—pressure winning the dominant feature so another fine day. the winning the dominant feature so anotherfine day. the breeze blowing up anotherfine day. the breeze blowing up from the site across the whole country which will keep this weather front at be so many places will be dry. additive cloud bubbling up, perhaps sharon in the south—west but most perhaps sharon in the south—west but m ost pla ces perhaps sharon in the south—west but most places will be tried with temperatures ranging from 17 to 20 -- 17 to 23 temperatures ranging from 17 to 20 —— 17 to 23 degrees. an increasing chance of showers next week and gradually it will feel cooler. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: police in londonderry investigating the murder of thejournalist, lyra mckee, have arrested two teenagers. police in london say they've now arrested more than 680 people since climate change protests began last monday. new research suggests nearly one—in—ten heart attacks and strok

more sunshine towards the south—east than we had on monday.western coasts, further into scotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, with some sunshine, 18 degrees likely for the moray firth and in the south—east, perhaps into east anglia, the east midlands, 18 or 19 degrees here. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, across north—west england and further into scotland as well. so more cloud pushing into more of the country means it shouldn't be quite as chilly, temperatures typically 7—9 degrees. there'll still be some sunshine around on wednesday, particularly in the morning across lincolnshire, east anglia and south—east of england, but also for northern ireland for a while. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers really at this stage and they could be rather hit—and—miss. but with more cloud in general, even for eastern areas, it won't be quite as warm as tuesday. as we look at thursday, we've still got this fairly cloudy picture. there'

sunshine abound, some cloud building as saturday begins and while most places will stay dry, still for south—eastwer could include some hail, particularly over higher ground, and it will feel a bit colder. the wind in the west is picking up over the weekend, noticeably so, some gusts over northern ireland. more cloud on sunday here, maybe a bit of rain in the far west, into the isles of scilly as well. cloud building after a sunny start elsewhere, but sunny spells, still most places staying fairly dry and still coldest in the east, but nowhere is particularly warm for the time of year. temperatures are well below average now. this is what we're expecting this weekend, dry, some occasional sunshine, stronger wind. it'll feel colder, frosty nights, its next week that temperatures are on the up again. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: tougher penalities for uk citizens who travel to conflict zones like syria, under new terror laws. the devastating cost of using a phone while driving. we'll hear how technology could help police clamp down o

we could even see 26 celsius somewhere in the south east.loud of the near continent. some sahara dust, increasing amounts, in the atmosphere. that will turn things hazy. across the south—westjust atmosphere. that will turn things hazy. across the south—west just the chance of the odd shower. very isolated. most places will be dry. top temperatures low to mid 20s. cooler around the coast. more of a south easterly breeze, which would be quite strong through this evening. also, an increasing chance of showers or thunderstorms across the south—west tonight. further north, another fairly chilly night. this is the pressure picture as we head into tuesday. this is the area of low pressure responsible for destabilising the atmosphere, which means an increasing threat of showers on thunderstorms on tuesday and wednesday. a breezy day across northern areas on tuesday. lots of sunshine. variable cloud. threat of thicker cloud and showers in the west. another warm day. as we head into wednesday, this area of low pressure and this weather front gets its

some places across south—east england getting up to 23 01’ south—east england getting up to 23 or 24.rn western scotland, northern ireland, bringing patchy light rain and drizzle towards dawn. temperatures generally between five and 10 celsius, a frost free night. lots of sunshine tomorrow, more cloud arriving into northern and western scotland through the afternoon. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm carrie gracie. the headlines at 10... dissident republicans are being blamed for the killing of journalist lyra mckee during violence in londonderry last night. this is a horrendous act, it is unnecessary, it is uncalled for. it is totally unjustified. but not only is it the murder of a young woman, it is an attack again on the people of this city. as 500 climate change protestors have now been arrested across london, police promise a "robust" response if they target heathrow airport. local authorities are accused of the "social cleansing" of people who rough sleep, beg or loiter by misusing council powers to issue fines.

so the winds coming in from the east of the south—east, but milder air not far away.now, we start off monday morning still on quite a cold note. could be a touch of frost in the countryside, with temperatures below freezing in a few spots. through the day, though, lots of sunshine for many areas. not everywhere. particularly in the west, we've got more cloud. outbreaks of patchy rain for parts of northern ireland, west wales, the south—west of england. also a bit cloudier for the east coast of england and eastern scotland with a few spots of drizzle. temperatures just 8 degrees or so in aberdeen. in the sunnier spells, 13 or 1a celsius. a little warmer than it has been through the course of the weekend. through the week ahead, eventually we wave goodbye to the blue colours and we welcome in a return to this much milder and a drifting up from the south. bringing that increase in the temperature. it won't be dry everywhere on tuesday. because we've got a weak front which isjust lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rain to the west of scotland, northern

more sunshine towards the south—east than we had on monday.cotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, with some sunshine, 18 degrees likely for the moray firth and in the south—east, perhaps into east anglia, the east midlands, 18 or 19 degrees here. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, across north—west england and further into scotland as well. so more cloud pushing into more of the country means it shouldn't be quite as chilly, temperatures typically 7—9 degrees. there'll still be some sunshine around on wednesday, particularly in the morning across lincolnshire, east anglia and south—east of england — but also for northern ireland for a while. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers really at this stage and they could be rather hit—and—miss. but with more cloud in general, even for eastern areas, it won't be quite as warm as tuesday. as we look at thursday, we've still got this fairly cloudy picture. there'll be some showers developing

some areas of cloud around, maybe still the odd shower feeding down towards the far south—east, on theowers need to be aware, there will be a frost for many of us as the weekend begins. i love this view. high pressure, low pressure, at loggerheads for control of the weekend weather. high pressure though maintaining its control, winning the battle, and it stays with us through the weekend. but with a stronger wind coming in from the east, that will be more noticeable. there will be some sunshine around, some cloud building as saturday begins, while most places will stay dry, still again for east anglia and south—east england, maybe the odd passing shower, could include a bit of hail and maybe some sleet for the higher ground. and it will feel a bit colder. the wind in the west is picking up over the weekend, noticeably so, maybe some gusts around northern ireland to 40mph or so. more cloud on sunday, maybe a bit of rain in the far west, into the isles of scilly, as well. cloud building after a sunny start elsewhere but still sunny spells, still most places staying dry and still coldest

south—east of ghana, in the ugandan capital kampala, joy has already been awake for hours.school and i have maths, technical drawing, and physics today. he leaves for school around 6am, and it can take about an hour to commute through the heavy kampala traffic. when you go through school, you are more likely to succeed in life. for example, i want to be an architect. there's no way i'm going to achieve that except if i do go through school. i do maths, physics, and technical drawing and next year i will finish high school, and i hope to go to university and study architecture. it starts from this top and then merges out... technical drawing is the smallest class he has but there are still over 50 pupils. let me give you a rough example here. most people in my family are doing arts—related careers, and i'm the only one doing this science—related career. so i chose it for myself. 11,500 miles east, there's no lie—in for ying either. she is the oldest of six, and starts her weekend by helping her parents to look after her younger brothers and sisters. # and all the roads that

so the winds coming in from the east of the south—east, but milder air not far away. on quite a cold note. could be a touch of frost in the countryside, with temperatures below freezing in a few spots. through the day, though, lots of sunshine for many areas. not everywhere. particularly in the west, we've got more cloud. outbreaks of patchy rain for parts of northern ireland, west wales, the south—west of england. also a bit cloudier for the east coast of england and eastern scotland with a few spots of drizzle. temperatures just 8 degrees or so in aberdeen. in the sunnier spells, 13 or 14 celsius. a little warmer than it has been through the course of the weekend. through the week ahead, eventually we wave goodbye to the blue colours and we welcome in a return to this much milder and a drifting up from the south. bringing that increase in the temperature. it won't be dry everywhere on tuesday. because we've got a weak front which isjust lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rain to the west of scotland, northern ireland, wales, and the south—west of

there was more cloud around yesterday, though, across the south—east of england and east anglia. to bring some patchy rain and drizzle but it's moving very slowly eastwards into that area of high pressure. so for many parts it's still dry by the morning. temperatures in the clearer skies dipping away to 3—5 degrees. let's head into the morning, then. we pick up the story across scotland. some sunshine for northern and perhaps eastern scotland. a bit of patchy rain coming into the far west of scotland. still, this rain continuing on and off in northern ireland as it has done through the night. for england and wales, though, we are yet to see any rain crossing the irish sea, so it should be a dry start. some sunshine, some mist and fog patches across eastern england, those shouldn't last too long and we should see decent spells of sunshine. more sunshine towards the south—east than we had on monday. you can see how slowly this rain pushes over the irish sea into some western coasts, further into scotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, with some sunshine, 18 degrees likely for the moray

so the winds coming in from the east of the south—east, but milder air not far away. a few spots. through the day, though, lots of sunshine for many areas. not everywhere. particularly in the west, we‘ve got more cloud. outbreaks of patchy rain for parts of northern ireland, west wales, the south—west of england. also a bit cloudier for the east coast of england and eastern scotland with a few spots of drizzle. temperatures just 8 degrees or so in aberdeen. in the sunnier spells, 13 or 1a celsius. a little warmer than it has been through the course of the weekend. through the week ahead, eventually we wave goodbye to the blue colours and we welcome in a return to this much milder air drifting up from the south. bringing that increase in the temperature. it won‘t be dry everywhere on tuesday. because we‘ve got a weak front which isjust lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rain to the west of scotland, northern ireland, wales, and the south—west of england. either side of that cloud and rain, we‘ll see some drier weather with some sunshine. temperatures

instead of northerly winds, the winds are coming from the south or south—east. hreat of some heavier downpours in the south—west of england and wales, perhaps northern ireland. should be dry in northern scotland and many eastern parts of scotland and england will have a dry day on friday. sunshine coming through. temperatures probably getting as i was 13 or 1a celsius. so much better. good morning — welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: rolling back her red lines — theresa may appeals tojeremy corbyn to break the brexit deadlock. pushing for a breakthrough on brexit: theresa may prepares to meet labour leaderjeremy corbyn in a last—ditch bid to find a way forward. iam i am offering to sit down with the leader of the opposition and agree toa leader of the opposition and agree to a plan that we can both stick to and leave the european union with the deal. but as conservative brexiteers cry betrayal can she keep her party together? and the honey bees that could hold than answer to one

saturday, this is likely to be the warmest day of the week and 20—24 degrees, maybe 25, 26 in the south—east—called holiday hotspots of southern spain. here, a wet weekend to come, persistent heavy rain which could bring flooding and even further east to the mediterranean where it is drier, northerly breeze in cool weather, 17 degrees in athens, much cooler than for many of us at home and the second half of the weekend, that area of high pressure mostly holds on. these weather fronts will always be there to the north—west, wriggling around and threatening to move in, some uncertainty about the extent to which these fronts will make progress, always the chance of some cloud into northern ireland, north—west scotland, may some rain in the far north—west but away from these areas, again, a lot of sunshine on easter sunday. plus you again, those temperatures well up into the 20s. plus you again, those temperatures well up into the 20s. and for easter monday, it is more of the same. more spells of sunshine, more warmth, but always the chance of some of that cloud and maybe a bit of rain into the

this band of cloud and rain in the south—east of england and south wales, with a lot of dry weather further and low cloud, but in the east it feels cooler, and around newcastle it's about 9 degrees. plymouth with sunny spells in the south—west of england. 0n plymouth with sunny spells in the south—west of england. on tuesday and into wednesday, blue colours edging in from the east. cold air which will take charge as we head through into the middle of the week. 0n through into the middle of the week. on wednesday, we lose that weather front from the south. some showers in the english channel but it is a drier day in general. it's a misty and murky start folsom of us. some sunshine, not particularly warm. single figures around aberdeen and newcastle but milder towards the south—west. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8pm. the government insists that theresa may had to reach out to labour in order to move forward with brexit. but it has angered some conservatives. working withjeremy corbyn is not something i want to do at all. it is not something the prime minist

so the winds coming in from the east of the south—east, but milder air not far away.e start off monday morning still on quite a cold note. could be a touch of frost in the countryside, with temperatures below freezing in a few spots. through the day, though, lots of sunshine for many areas. not everywhere. particularly in the west, we've got more cloud. outbreaks of patchy rain for parts of northern ireland, west wales, the south—west of england. also a bit cloudier for the east coast of england and eastern scotland with a few spots of drizzle. temperatures just 8 degrees or so in aberdeen. in the sunnier spells, 13 or 14 celsius. a little warmer than it has been through the course of the weekend. through the week ahead, eventually we wave goodbye to the blue colours and we welcome in a return to this milder and a drifting up from the south. bringing that increase in the temperature. it won't be dry everywhere on tuesday. because we've got a weak front which isjust lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rain to the west of scotland, northern ireland, wa

as we go further into the south—east as we go further into the week ahead of easter. watching beyond 100 days. an emergency brexit summit — just two days before the set date for britain's departure from the eu. theresa may arrives in brussels ready to seek a delay, and says she "greatly regrets" that the uk hasn't yet left the eu. i want us to be able to leave the european union any smooth and orderly way as soon as possible. the prime minister hasjust orderly way as soon as possible. the prime minister has just left the room. it is not yet clear what the response will be from the other 27 eu leaders. benjamin netanyahu secures a fifth term as israel's prime minister, after his main rival benny gantz concedes. also on the programme.....

saturday, this is likely to be the warmest day of the week and 20—211 degrees, maybe 25, 26 in the south—eastuthern spain. here, a wet weekend to come, persistent heavy rain which could bring flooding and even further east to the mediterranean where it is drier, northerly breeze in cool weather, 17 degrees in athens, much cooler than for many of us at home and the second half of the weekend, that area of high pressure mostly holds on. these weather fronts will always be there to the north—west, wriggling around and threatening to move in, some uncertainty about the extent to which these fronts will make progress, always the chance of some cloud into northern ireland, north—west scotland, may some rain in the far north—west but away from these areas, again, a lot of sunshine on easter sunday. again, those temperatures well up into the 20s. and for easter monday, it is more of the same. more spells of sunshine, more warmth, but always the chance of some of that cloud and maybe a bit of rain into the far north—west. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the glo

temperatures between 14-17d but south—east.n the home counties. not quite as warm as that in the north sea coast. tonight, these showers across wales, the midlands, eastern england will merge into longer spells of rain. to the north of that, largely clear and fine. temperatures here for — 5 degrees overnight, 10 degrees in the south. this little weather front still here. bringing some outbreaks of rain throughout tuesday. mainly confined to south wales, southern parts of england, south of the m4 corridor. further north, a dry day with some sunshine, sunshine and the north sea coasts greater than today, chilly day for many of us. temperatures taking a dip. 9—13d for many of us. chillier along the north sea coast and because we have a north—easterly wind bringing this colder air right across the uk, you can see the orange and yellow being pushed away to the south—west. this is wednesday. starting off with cloud across the south—west. that will tend to clear leaving a good deal of sunshine across many parts, you could see cloud pl

more sunshine towards the south—east than we had on monday.to some western coasts, further into scotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, with some sunshine, 18 degrees likely for the moray firth and in the south—east, perhaps into east anglia, the east midlands, 18 or 19 degrees here. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, across north—west england and further into scotland as well. so more cloud pushing into more of the country means it shouldn't be quite as chilly, temperatures typically 7—9 degrees. there'll still be some sunshine around on wednesday, particularly in the morning across lincolnshire, east anglia and south—east of england — but also for northern ireland for a while. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers really at this stage and they could be rather hit—and—miss. but with more cloud in general, even for eastern areas, it won't be quite as warm as tuesday. as we look at thursday, we've still got this fairly cloudy pictur

more sunshine towards the south—east than we had on monday.h sea into some western coasts, further into scotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, with some sunshine, 18 degrees likely for the moray firth and in the south—east, perhaps into east anglia, the east midlands, 18 or 19 degrees here. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, across north—west england and further into scotland as well. so more cloud pushing into more of the country means it shouldn't be quite as chilly, temperatures typically 7—9 degrees. there'll still be some sunshine around on wednesday, particularly in the morning across lincolnshire, east anglia and south—east of england, but also for northern ireland for a while. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers really at this stage and they could be rather hit—and—miss. but with more cloud in general, even for eastern areas, it won't be quite as warm as tuesday. as we look at thursday, we've still got this fairly cloudy

quite a brisk east or south—easterly wind eggs back temperatures for its none channel coasts.ern ireland zampa northern ireland. temperatures widely 19 to 21 or so. afine, dry 21 or so. a fine, dry and fairly clear night for many, some mist and fog, the cloud approach is northern and western scotland and northern ireland, bringing some patchy drizzle by dawn. temperatures generally holding up to around five 01’ generally holding up to around five or six celsius at their lowest, close to double figures in the centre of town. this front lingers across northern and western scotland and northern ireland, some occasional light rain and drizzle. further south and east, another dry day with plenty of sunshine helps temperatures tomorrow, up to 23 or 24 celsius around london, 25 or maybe even 26. enter easter sunday, high—pressure dominates. fronts continue to fringe northern and western scotland and northern ireland. we will see more cloud on easter sunday, may some occasional rain. but for much others it isa occasional rain. but for much others it is a fine, dry day on easter sunday

sunshine abound, some cloud building as saturday begins and while most places will stay dry, still for south—eastower could include some hail, particularly over higher ground, and it will feel a bit colder. the wind in the west is picking up over the weekend, noticeably so, some gusts over northern ireland. more cloud on sunday here, maybe a bit of rain in the far west, into the isles of scilly as well. cloud building after a sunny start elsewhere, but sunny spells, still most places staying fairly dry and still coldest in the east, but no—one is particularly warm for the time of year. temperatures are well below average now. this is what we're expecting this weekend, dry, some occasional sunshine, stronger wind. it will feel colder, frosty nights, it is next week that temperatures are on the up again. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: american prosecutors announce charges againstjulian assange, of wikileaks, arrested in london after seven years in hiding. his lawyer says they'll fight extradition to the us

there is the chance of showers for east anglia down towards the south east to start the day, which couldave a sleety makes. the winds particularly gusty for northern ireland, the west coast of scotla nd for northern ireland, the west coast of scotland and west wales into the south—west. there will be some good spells of sunshine around. that makes a difference to the feel of the day. but with the wind it will feel cold once again. as we head through sunday, we see more in the way of cloud. for all of us it will feel noticeably fresher. here is the area of rain. it makes inroads through western parts of northern ireland. it may turn cheri through the day. the sunshine turning hazy. temperatures are starting to recover as we had to next week. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: sweden considers whether to reopen an investigation into allegations of rape made against wikileaks founderjulian assange. that's all from the bbc news at one. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports new

sunshine abound, some cloud building as saturday begins and while most places will stay dry, still for south—eastr higher ground, and it will feel a bit colder. the wind in the west is picking up over the weekend, noticeably so, some gusts over northern ireland. more cloud on sunday here, maybe a bit of rain in the far west, into the isles of scilly as well. cloud building after a sunny start elsewhere, but sunny spells, still most places staying fairly dry and still coldest in the east, but nowhere is particularly warm for the time of year. temperatures are well below average now. this is what we're expecting this weekend, dry, some occasional sunshine, stronger wind. it'll feel colder, frosty nights, it's next week that temperatures are on the up again. this is bbc news. the headlines: american prosecutors have announced charges againstjulian assange, of wikileaks, and the uk government must now decide whether to extradite him. he was taken into custody when ecuador withdrew the protection of its embassy in london after nearly seven years. he faces conspiracy charges in the us related to one of

so the winds coming in from the east of the south—east, but milder air not far away.week. now, we start off monday morning still on quite a cold note. could be a touch of frost in the countryside, with temperatures below freezing in a few spots. through the day, though, lots of sunshine for many areas. not everywhere. particularly in the west, we've got more cloud. outbreaks of patchy rain for parts of northern ireland, west wales, the south—west of england. also a bit cloudier for the east coast of england and eastern scotland with a few spots of drizzle. temperatures just 8 degrees or so in aberdeen. in the sunnier spells, 13 or 14 celsius. a little warmer than it has been through the course of the weekend. through the week ahead, eventually we wave goodbye to the blue colours and we welcome in a return to this much milder and a drifting up from the south. bringing that increase in the temperature. it won't be dry everywhere on tuesday. because we've got a weak front which isjust lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rain to the west of scotland, nor

sunshine abound, some cloud building as saturday begins and while most places will stay dry, still for south—eastil, particularly over higher ground, and it will feel a bit colder. the wind in the west is picking up over the weekend, noticeably so, some gusts over northern ireland. more cloud on sunday here, maybe a bit of rain in the far west, into the isles of scilly as well. cloud building after a sunny start elsewhere, but sunny spells, still most places staying fairly dry and still coldest in the east, but nowhere is particularly warm for the time of year. temperatures are well below average now. this is what we're expecting this weekend, dry, some occasional sunshine, stronger wind. it'll feel colder, frosty nights, it's next week that temperatures are on the up again. this is the briefing — i'm victoria fritz. our top story: what next for sudan as protestors defy curfew orders and celebrate the military coup which removed their leader of 30 years? the investigation begins into why the first privately—funded mission to the moon ended in failure. after a decade of legal battles — a french fa

but as i say, widely 22—23, maybe a 2a or 25 somewhere across the south—east. front trying to work its way down across scotland, thickening the cloud here, the odd spot of rain more, i suspect, towards the far north—west. sunshine rather hazy across northern ireland. but elsewhere, if you've got plans for the outdoors, get out and enjoy it. a word to the wise, the pollen is really quite high at the moment. and if you're out for any length of time, the uv levels are also worthy of consideration. come monday, as i say, the jet stream just trying to work an area of low pressure close to the western side of the british isles, but those fronts lingering far out toward the west for many. easter monday too looking like a pretty decent day. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: at least 29 people are dead after a tourist bus crash on the island of madeira — most of the victims are thought to be german holidaymakers. a fourth day of disruption for commuters in london as environmental campaigners vow to continue th

it's quite cool are among those south—east coast, but otherwise temperatures are continuing to rise. f sunshine as light south, south—easterly breezes push that warmth northwards. 21 — 22 in the central belt. 23 from london with winds from the north—west of england. this is a flavour of what to come for the easter weekend. northern areas may be seeing some rain on sunday. the south—east still dry with some sunshine. this is bbc news, the headlines: the french president emmanuel macron has promised notre dame cathedral will be rebuilt within five years after it was devastated by fire. a number of companies and business tycoons have so far pledged almost $1 billion towards the reconstruction efforts. voting is underway in indonesia's presidential and parliamentary elections, where almost 200 million people are eligible to vote. the incumbent president, joko widodo, is running against an ex—general prabowo subianto seen here voting in a race which correspondents say has seen both embrace hardline islamic allies. the president of ecuador has made renewed allegations about the behaviour of

but as i say, widely 22—23, maybe 24 or 25 across the south—east.its way down across scotland, thickening the cloud here, the odd spot of rain more, i suspect, towards the far north—west. sunshine rather hazy across northern ireland. but elsewhere, if you've got plans for the outdoors, get out and enjoy it. a word to the wise, the pollen is really quite high at the moment. and if you're out for any length of time, the uv levels are also worthy of consideration. come monday, the jet stream just trying to work an area of low pressure close to the western side of the british isles, but those fronts lingering far out west for many. easter monday too looking like a pretty decent day. very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: north korea is claiming it's tested a new type of tactical guided weapon. it would be the first public missile test since the hanoi summit with president trump. peru's former president alan garcia dies. he shot himself as police tried to arres

the change in the orientation of this area of low pressure, we're bringing the winds in from the south—eastuth—west of england, wales, northwest ireland, we will see further outbreaks of rain, whereas most places will be dry with some spells of sunshine. with that south—easterly, temperatures a little higher than they have been, 14 degrees through the afternoon in london. rain splashing across the south—west into wales, maybe the midlands and northern ireland. for northern england and for the east and west of scotland here, some good spells of sunshine as temperatures get up into double figures, but for shetland, more cloud and the odd splash of rain at times. as we go through friday night, that area of low pressure retreats further westwards, taking the rain with it. a lot of cloud feeding its way into the north sea. temperatures as we start the weekend holding up between three and seven degrees for most, maybe just a touch faster across sheltered spots in scotland, so for the weekend itself, relatively mild and often cloudy. we will see some sunshine. equally, where the cloud is at its th

so the winds coming in from the east of the south—east, but milder air

some parts of the south—east could get 25 -26 parts of the south—east could get 25 — 26 degrees.tery conditions. and it will be on the cool side in the mediterranean, much cooler than here at home. high pressure hold form for the second half of the weekend. some uncertainty about how much progress at the fronts will make. maybe some rain to the far north—west of scotland. another fine, dry rain to the far north—west of scotland. anotherfine, dry and sunny scotland. anotherfine, dry and sunny warm scotland. anotherfine, dry and sunny warm day with temperatures well up into the 20s. a similar story for most of us on easter monday. there is always the chance those pesky weather fronts could bring a little bit of rain, for me it is good night. — from me. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines: robert mueller‘s long—awaited report on russian interference says there was no collusion with russia by the trump campaign in the 2016 us election. the heavily redacted report doesn't exonerate him and it also raises questions of obstruction of justice. but president trump says it's "game o

more generally temperatures 19—21 or 22 celsius and we could reach 23 or 24 in south—east england.d, northern ireland, into the northern isles and that will bring more cloud and patchy drizzle. this band of cloud is still with us tomorrow. a more gloomy day in the northern isles, northern and western scotland and northern ireland with the odd spot of rain and patchy drizzle but elsewhere plenty of strong april sunshine and that will help temperatures widely up to around 22 or 23 celsius, a few degrees higher across south—east england. heading into easter sunday, still this

some areas of cloud around, maybe still the odd shower feeding down towards the far south—east, on the, there will be a frost for many of us as the weekend begins. i love this view. high pressure, low pressure, at loggerheads for control of the weekend weather. high pressure though maintaining its control, winning the battle, and it stays with us through the weekend. but with a stronger wind coming in from the east, that will be more noticeable. there will be some sunshine around, some cloud building as saturday begins, while most places will stay dry, still again for east anglia and south—east england, maybe the odd passing shower, could include a bit of hail and maybe some sleet for the higher ground. and it will feel a bit colder. the wind in the west is picking up over the weekend, noticeably so, maybe some gusts around northern ireland to 40mph or so. more cloud on sunday, maybe a bit of rain in the far west, into the isles of scilly, as well. cloud building after a sunday start elsewhere but still sunny spells, still most places staying dry and still coldest in the east, nowhere

south wales too. and you'll notice, by tuesday, that things are starting to turn a little bit cooler, so top temperatures around about 9 or 10 across the eastthe south—west. but it will turn colder through tuesday night and on into wednesday, and that's because we start to import this air from scandinavia. so an easterly breeze developing and a drop in temperature. by the time we get to wednesday, there will more sunshine for most of us. still a little bit murky around some of these eastern coasts and just the remnants of that weather front bringing a bit more cloud towards the south—west. but elsewhere, a lot of dry, sunny weather, light winds too, although temperatures not great for this time of year. many of us, particularly towards eastern coasts, are stuck in single figures. and if we look further ahead towards the end of the week, it's looking mostly dry but still rather cool for the time of year, with temperatures generally around 9—13 degrees. that's it for now, bye—bye. good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today. social media companies could be fined or blocked if they fail to tackle h

a breeze coming up from the south or the south—east but that won't impact the south—east but that won'tchanges from tuesday onwards. we start to lose the high—pressure system in this low pressure system with this weather system is pushing up, increasing showers, may be some thunderstorms we bring moisture into the warm hour. an increasing chance of showers from late tuesday onwards, certainly for wednesday. thunderstorms mixed in a gradually it will turn cooler temperatures nearing normal for this time of year. it shows clearly that drop in temperature as we had through next week. for those of us lucky enough to be off this weekend at least we can enjoy a beautiful bit of weather. absolutely. it has been amazing weekend. and we still have another two days to go! thank you very much and we will see you later. we have come a click on the way in a moment but first we want to update you on the main story breaking this morning that happened a couple of hours ago in sri lanka, a series of bomb blasts in various locations in the capital colombo and another nearby city. 42 people are reported t

south—west, otherwise a dry day. fairweather cloud building up in north—east england.st, it will add to that sheu south—east, it will add to that shelf at at least the sunshine will be out, still only nine degrees along those north sea coast, further west highs of 12 or 13 celsius. those temperatures will fall away in the evening and overnight and we'll clear skies. except for northern scotla nd clear skies. except for northern scotland where there is more cloud coming in so it won't be as cold. elsewhere, there is a bit wobbly the chart. a frost possible for the way out was the west country by thursday morning. as we head towards the end of the week, high pressure dominating the weather, building down from scandinavia across the uk, looking all the athletic weather fronts for the time being. a lot of dry weather, there's cloud in northern scotland and there might be a few spots of drizzle over the hills. increasing cloud over central and eastern parts of england, northern ireland sunshine. typical temperature still only ten or 11 degrees. light winds on thursday, not

in the south—east.coherent at the moment but it could mean business by tuesday, bringing heavy rain into the south of the uk. i've got it is the school holidays, so if you have outdoor plans for tuesdays, keep an eye on the weather forecast because it might alter over the next 24 hours. on tuesday, cooler across the uk with high temperatures of 12 or 13. for much of the week ahead, temperatures will struggle to get up to the mid—teens at best and there will be cloud around but by the end of the week it will feel springlike once again. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines... theresa may defends her decision to seek labour's help in delivering brexit. she warns it could slip through ourfingers brexit. she warns it could slip through our fingers unless a compromise deal is reached. three of the uk's children commissioners write to the un torture committee asking it to investigate the use of physical restraint and seclusion in schools. charlie rowley poisoned in the suspected russian chemical atta

so the winds coming in from the east of the south—east, but milder air not far away. of frost in the countryside, with temperatures below freezing in a few spots. through the day, though, lots of sunshine for many areas. not everywhere. particularly in the west, we've got more cloud. outbreaks of patchy rain for parts of northern ireland, west wales, the south—west of england. also a bit cloudier for the east coast of england and eastern scotland with a few spots of drizzle. temperatures just 8 degrees or so in aberdeen. in the sunnier spells, 13 or 1a celsius. a little warmer than it has been through the course of the weekend. through the week ahead, eventually we wave goodbye to the blue colours and we welcome in a return to this much milder and a drifting up from the south. bringing that increase in the temperature. it won't be dry everywhere on tuesday. because we've got a weak front which isjust lingering through the irish sea, bringing some patchy rain to the west of scotland, northern ireland, wales, and the south—west of england. either side of that cloud and

south into england and wales. before it arrives, parts of east anglia and the south east may get the odd shower imported from france during the night. they could bea france during the night. they could be a touch of frost here, and frosty skies across scotland and northern ireland later. tomorrow morning, cloudy across england and wales, down towards the south west. we will see outbreaks of rain slowly push their way in. one or two spots may stay dry. through east anglia and the south east, a bright start before the cloud pushes on later and turns the rest of the afternoon cloudy and damp. twisting them, wales and cornwall will brighten up by the russia. showers already on the go, frequent through the day northern ireland pushed along by a strengthening wind. they will push into wales and south west england later. sleet and snow over the higher ground. slow—moving showers across scotland and northern england. staying cloudy in the east with further outbreaks of rain, and temperatures tomorrow eight to 10 celsius for all. it will feel chilly in the west, given the strength of the win. which will pick up on tuesday n

these clouds have been big enough, grow tall enough to give a few showers in east anglia and the south—eastnd it feels very cold. for most of us, beautiful weather out there. in the atlantic however, a very different story. the jaws of oblivion. this is a big area of low pressure, looks like a winter storm. it is not heading our way at all, just moving towards the north, but it isa just moving towards the north, but it is a beautiful swell of cloud here nonetheless. it isjust brushing ireland right now. through the weekend this weather front won't make much progress towards the east because of this high pressure, and the high pressure stops on the weather so anything coming off the atla ntic weather so anything coming off the atlantic does not because the high pressure is in charge and does not let anything through. so for the rest of this afternoon it is fine weather for the majority of the country, apart from one or two pesky showers in east anglia and the south—east. clear skies, they're coming all the way from sweden. scandinavian air over us. clear skies tonight. a lot of clear weather

so direction coming from the south—east so with a little more on the way of sunshine coming to on fidet milder. that's the story to the end of the working week. certainly if we look further ahead, it looks promising. still the potential for the low pressure to sit down to the south—west and u nfortu nately still sit down to the south—west and unfortunately still bring showers but elsewhere, dry with some sunshine and will feel a little warmer. that theory is going to continue for the longer term. as we move into sunday, again, mostly dry and mostly quiet so the weekend is looking quite missing. those sharp showers were seen starting to ease away and temperatures again peaking at 14 away and temperatures again peaking at 1a celsius, the hi. it certainly looks as though once we got the next 24 looks as though once we got the next 2a hours out of the way, we could actually see some drier, sunnier weather and you might get a chance to enjoy some of the spring bulbs. further ahead, not as cold, largely dry and fingers crossed, the cloud brea ks dry and fingers crossed, the cloud breaks for

maximum temperatures typically around 17, perhaps 19 or 20 degrees in the south—east.ll be some clear spells across eastern areas, allowing temperatures to drop down to around 45 degrees but for many of us, not as cold as it was last night. temperatures generally reaching 8—10d. throughout wednesday we have this zone of cloud and wet weather, very patchy rain, breaking up weather, very patchy rain, breaking up into showers as the day goes on and as it moves eastwards, brighter skies will come behind. chillier day than today, maximum temperature is 14-17d. this than today, maximum temperature is 1a—17d. this week whether front eventually dies away, high—pressure edging in from the south—west but we have a northerly wind bringing fairly unsettled conditions, you notice the weather front in the far north, bringing a change in the way towards the end of the week. on thursday, brighter sunny spells, some showers developing as the day goes on. hit and miss. some showers developing as the day goes on. hitand miss. for some showers developing as the day goes on. hit and miss.

sunshine although i think we could see patchy drizzle leading into western parts of the midlands and south—eastperatures back on the east coast. temperatures are fairly similar to yesterday between 9—15d. through this evening and overnight we tend to see the rain fizzling out, it could take its time for the north and west. some clear spells developing across england and wales. doesn't look like we see temperatures falling to four, overnight lows between 4—7d, we could see patches of mist and fog developing for south—east wales and southern england. from mid week the temperature is really going to pick up. an area of high pressure still sitting over scandinavia, the winter feeding around it in a clockwise direction, dragging up milder air from the south—east. so as we start the day on wednesday, there could be some patches of mist and fog around. they will clear and we look at a largely dry day, their amount of sunshine, some patches of cloud and a small chance of seeing the odd isolated shower. the temperature starting to pick up, a maximum of 18 degrees. still be a little bit cooler on the nor