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it will be warmer, 19 in glasgow, 18 in belfast, top temperature around 21 in the south—east of england dry at windsor for the evening concert. in northern ireland in the evening breeze will be picking up, blowing in cloud and rain and overnight on sunday night, that wet weather pushes way further east. in western parts, very mild, cool towards the east, and on bank holiday monday, the morning could be dry for a while at least, and bright across east anglia and south—east. before that, rain, heavy at times, pushes eastwards across england and wales. clear weather following that, but the sunshine and showers which could be heavy, and temperatures lower on bank holiday monday, typically around 16 celsius. 0nce those tangle of weather fronts sweep away overnight we will be dominated by that area of low pressure in the atlantic for tuesday. around the base of that area of low pressure, stronger wind, and that will bring in some showers. sunshine on tuesday in the morning but more showers arriving as we head into the afternoon, live from washington, this is bbc news. king charles crowd in a

the south east asian countries have been contributing strongly to growth in recent years. but for the past few months, the currency crisis in thailand has slowly turning into a massive economic crisis. and now threatens to spread to other countries such as into nature and the philippines. so the participants at the hong kong conference aren't just there to pad each other on the backs. delegates from asia in particular are concerns in our pushing for a joint crisis team. made up of all the major countries finance ministers, the, the heads of the financial world come mainly from the west, the king, tens of the new global economy. when they meet in hong kong, they can't imagine that their perfect world of steady growth might be endangered. but in fact, the crisis that began in thailand was to develop into a wildfire that would engulf the entire region and bring misery to millions. the asian financial crisis is to be the 1st modern financial crisis in the globalized world. yet the global financial leads is unprepared for the destructive elements that would come to characterize

again, more of a breeze in across the south—east. that�*ll temper the temperatures somewhat so.opposed to the mid 20s, but into the weekend it stays largely fine, dry, plenty of sunshine again. best of the sunshine out west, always a bit cloudier and cooler along north sea coasts. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i�*m monica miller. the headlines. south korea reports on a north korean launch, duration orderfor seoul duration order for seoul in ever. vladimir putin blames a drone strike on moscow on ukraine and said it is trying to frighten the russian people. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i�*m monica miller. the headlines. south korea reports on a north korean launch, duration orderfor seoul duration order for seoul in ever. vladimir putin blames a drone strike on moscow on ukraine

the same phenomenon could be observed again and again in south east and east asia. within the shortest time. and urban economic culture had evolved with great opportunities for social advancements in just one generation. farmers became engineers. much of the money borrowed from abroad was invested in the future of these countries. these are in themselves the ingredients to a success story. but what was it that triggered the asian crisis in the summer of 1997, bringing an entire rational financial system had begun. first in the united states, the regulation of financial institutions meant that the rules for granting loans became much more lax. bank no longer had to keep reserves of the equivalent amount in its bolts for the capital it lent this rule had previously acted as a break on the volume of loans. from now on wall street multiply the amount of money that entrepreneurs in particular could borrow the growth of the world economy owes much to this neo liberal financial policy. but the downside of the neo liberal monetary policy is that the mass introduction of new

still this keen breeze coming in from the north sea across the south—east and southern areas. er. tomorrow temperatures down a touch but we can still see 22—23. on friday, a slight difference in the distribution of the cloud with brighter eastern areas and certainly brighter across the midlands but we have a bit more cloud across the far north of scotland and here we are looking at highs of 11—15 with top temperatures 20-21. the highs of 11—15 with top temperatures 20—21. the weekend is looking largely dry and also sunny. at times, we still have some cloud around particularly in some eastern areas. for many of us, there will be lots of warm sunshine around with temperatures not as high as the middle of this week but we are still looking at up to 22,70 middle of this week but we are still looking at up to 22, 70 two fahrenheit. good afternooon. you�*re live with bbc news. in the next few minutes, the england women�*s world cup squad is being announced. fa ct fact that they have already announced who will be making up that 23 player squad on social media, so if you stay with us o

this was also a bit or less than for the countries of south east asia, poverty and misery return. for many years. the asian financial crisis contained all the lessons we needed to avert the crisis of 20082009. we now know that in our highly complex world, the bush buyer, no matter how far away will inevitably have an impact on us to the, the enters the conflicts own. with sarah kelly, a carefully choreographed the russian victory day celebration was ain, that's showing military might on red square this week. my guess on complex zone is nina cruz drove up. she has spent most of the war in moscow as russian for parents to face the ukranian counter offensive. how sick he is prudent physicians. thank you for inviting me conflict zone. in 30 minutes on d, w. to the point. strong, clear positions. international perspective. turkey is, boy, is to hold an election that could prove decisive for the countries democracy and for the leader who has held power for 20 years. so we're asking everyone's moments of truth. find out on to the court, the dw, the doors towards the scoring we say there

england and i could generate the odd shower and the highest temperatures across the west midlands and south east3 degrees. tonight will be predominantly dry with clear spells and variable amounts of cloud or perhaps cloudy weather in northern ireland and west of scotland were lighter on the night and in obituary for some of it with one or two places down to four or 5 degrees. but the weather this week is dominated by this big egg —shaped area of high pressure extending in from the atlantic and that's going to keep things largely dry. winds coming in and around the top of that area of high pressure, not a particularly warm wind direction but not feeling too bad where you get sunshine and that will be sunshine but the best of that across eastern wales and then in scotland and northern ireland may squeeze the odd spot of drizzling places. temperatures are touchdown on today's values but regardless of the temperatures, if you have sunshine overhead, uv levels are moderate or high. so protect yourself if you are out for any length of time. into wednesday you will have a funk system pushing southwards

downpours arriving widely over the next few hours, continuing in the evening in the south—east and easty will fade away but there is more cloud from the atlantic into northern ireland and western scotland bringing more showers, clearer skies and temperatures down to seven or eight ahead of that. the east of the country generally dry start tomorrow, showers developing more widely through the day tomorrow, some heavy, the risk of thunder down the eastern side of england, temperatures could reach 18 degrees before the downpours arrive but it will be cooler than today in western scotland and northern ireland with more cloud and frequent showers, thatis more cloud and frequent showers, that is down to the area of low pressure that will just wander down and set over the uk by the time we get into thursday, breezy in the far south—west, otherwise winds are light, so as we generate more heavy showers they will be quite slow moving, drier in the north—east of scotland where it will be grey and chilly, drier in northern ireland but we should get some sunshine, typical temperatures around 16 degre

the top temperature around 21 in the south east of england. windsor for the concert in the evening. northern ireland in the evening, though, the breeze will be picking up. that's going to blow in cloud and this rain and overnight on sunday night, that wetter weather pushes its way further east. it'll keep western parts of the uk very mild. a little cooler out towards the east. and on bank holiday monday, the morning could be dry — for a while, at least — and bright across east anglia and the south—east before that rain, heavy at times, pushes its way eastwards across england and wales. maybe a clearance following that rain across scotland and northern ireland with sunshine but some showers — those could be heavy and thundery — and temperatures are going to be a bit lower on bank holiday monday, typically around 16 degrees. now, once those tangle of weather fronts sweep away overnight, we're going to be dominated by that area of low pressure in the atlantic for tuesday. around the base of that area of low pressure, we'll find a stronger wind, a

more of a breeze across the north sea coast of the south—east.id—teens. high pressure still with us for tuesday, these weather fronts across the north of the uk generating showers across scotland, perhaps northern ireland and northern england into the afternoon. the southern half of britain should stay dry, with variable cloud, some sunny spells. lighter winds here, so temperatures could be up to 16 or 17 degrees in the warmer spots. but for most, mostly low to mid—teens once again. very little change as we head into the middle part of the week, high pressure still with us and fewer isobars on the charts so the winds will be lighter. you'll also notice that blue hue beginning to disappear across the country. temperatures will be climbing slightly towards the end of the week — no heatwave, by any means, but it will feel a little bit warmer, drierweather, with some sunny spells, and a greater chance of seeing showers towards the north of the uk. live from london — this is bbc news... counting is under way in turkey — in what could be the most impor

it could turn sunny across this far south—east.east, warmest weather tours the north and west. could be up to 26 degrees for the glasgow area. on thursday perhaps a more cloud, northern and eastern england, that breeze through the channel. a further west is where we will see the best of the sunshine. fora friday we will see the best of the sunshine. for a friday and the weekend very little change, high pressure continues to dominate although a different story as we look toward southern europe, through the mediterranean, from spain and to greece and turkey, a mix of sunshine and heavy thundery showers but for our show is barely a drop of rain in sight. it will stay fine and settled with plenty of sunshine. live from london, this is bbc news. recep tayyip erdogan wins another term as president of turkey — the opposition says the election was unfair. we will look at what the next five years of recep tayyip erdogan will look like. very little change, high weekend very little change, high pressure continues to dominate although a differ

it's been an - interesting dynamic for huber and south east asia.quickly they realise that they had a competitor in grab that was most formidable and they exited the market several years ago partly because grab was able to offer a solution that was much more tailored towards the southeast asian market. so grab is now the undisputed leader in right hailing and southeast asia and wilbur continues for the state they have in second or for and wilbur continues for the state they have in second orfor some it's a competitive market in terms of saturation. d0 a competitive market in terms of saturation-— a competitive market in terms of saturation. , ., ~ , saturation. do you think we can see new players — saturation. do you think we can see new players emerge _ saturation. do you think we can see new players emerge offering - saturation. do you think we can see new players emerge offering the i new players emerge offering the thing that consumers always want when it comes to right hailing, cheaper prices? it is when it comes to right hailing, cheaper price

more of the breeze across the north sea coast of the south—east. lf of britain should stay dry with variable cloud, some sunny spells. lighter winds here so temperatures could be up to 16 or 17 degrees in the warmer spots but mostly low to mid—teens once again. very little change as we head into the middle part of the week, high pressure still with us and few isobars in the chancer winds will be lighter. you also notice that blue hue beginning to disappear across the country. temperatures will be climbing slightly towards the end of the week and no heatwave by any means but it will feel a little bit warmer, drier weather with some sunny spells and greater chance of seeing showers towards the north the uk.

more of a breeze across the north sea coast of the south—east., low to mid—teens. high pressure still with us for tuesday, these weather fronts across the north of the uk generating showers across scotland, perhaps northern ireland and northern england into the afternoon. the southern half of britain should stay dry with variable cloud, some sunny spells. lighter winds here, so temperatures could be up to 16 or 17 degrees in the warmer spots but, for most, mostly low to mid—teens once again. very little change as we head into the middle part of the week, high pressure still with us and fewer isobars on the charts so the winds will be lighter. you'll also notice that blue hue beginning to disappear across the country. temperatures will be climbing slightly towards the end of the week — no heatwave by any means, but it will feel a little bit warmer, drier weather with some sunny spells and a greater chance of seeing showers towards the north of the uk. live from london. this is bbc news. counting has begun in turkey — in what could be the most impo

now we lose that weather front from the south—east. play for the afternoon. most of the showers, scotland, northern ireland, northern and eastern england. quite a keen breeze there. and again across the north of scotland, probably best of the drier weather — wales in the south—west where we could see 16 degrees, but for most it's the low to mid—teens that is quite cool for this time of year. and then as we move through monday night, largely clear skies, light winds, that cooler air mass is going to turn chilly once again. could see some mist and fog developing here and there. so into tuesday, we've still got high pressure with us, fewer isobars, i think for many of the winds will be light away from the north of scotland, which we'll also see this weak, weather front that could enhance the cloud and shower activity for the northern half of scotland. we could see the odd shower into northern ireland, perhaps northern england too, but the southern half of britain should tend to stay dry after that cool start. should see quite a bit of sun

on wednesday, parts of south—east wales saw highs of 23 degrees. but the breeze was coming in off a chilly sea and so it felt a little bit cooler. and over the next few days that will continue to be the case. high pressure will be in charge, but the winds around the high pressure flow in this clockwise direction. and that means that for some of us, at times, that wind will be coming in off the chilly waters of the sea. for thursday, temperatures around some northern and eastern coasts just 11 to 1a degrees. compare that with 22 again with some shelter in the south of wales. this is how the weather looks for the day ahead. quite a lot of cloud at times across parts of england and wales, but not all the time. northern ireland, i think, will tend to see a fair amount of cloud feeding in as well, but there'll be some spells of sunshine. i think the best of the sunshine will be found across the northern half of scotland, but in the far north, it will be windy and on the chilly side at 11 in lerwick. as i've already shown you, the highest temperatures wi

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the trade with south east asian countries has become steadily more important to the japanese economy. in recent years, the wind take place is split the indian nation, and then we are afraid then that crisis may split to other part of that issue. but at the time when the crisis took place entire and we didn't expect such enough, a split, the being truly to call you the in tokyo government district staff at the finance ministry are putting in long hours discussing how to avert the looming recession. the i m s strategy for thailand and indonesia are considered wrong. both countries need new and long term loans to reform their economies without bankrupting many of the countries, companies and banks. you don't increase the capacity to grow to repaid debt by causing a depression, which is what the i met that there were very clear alternatives. and i laid out very clearly why the high interest rates, tight monetary policy and stared. e predictably would make things worse. the japanese government develops a plan to set up an asian monetary fund. this has to be in doubt with $100000000000.00 u

cooler in the south—east but for the north and west, warming up with temperatures to 20—21 celsius in holiday monday will be dry because we still have high pressure in charge, and to the south of it, still some strong winds in southern england, and by tuesday there is cloud in the north sea with the wind off the north sea, we could see cloud lingering into the afternoon in eastern england. more sunny further west and warmer further west as well, temperatures widely into the low 20s, perhaps 2a degrees in glasgow. a quick look at wednesday because there are some changes, more low cloud for england and wales which could linger in some places all day, keeping it somewhat cooler. more towards the north—west where we have the sunshine and higher temperatures, and at long last, we could reach 25 degrees in scotland. very unusual not to hit 25 in may, the last time it happened was in 2013 when we reached 25 onjune 6th. there were some chilly springs in the �*80s, 1987 in particular when we didn't reach 25 degrees until late injune. we could hit the mid 20s again through thursday and friday,

turkey has been doing that with all its neighbours to the south, with saudi arabia to the south—east,es, even with israel and armenia. so i think the process will continue with syria, but it's not clear that it will get to a point where erdogan will say, ok, the safe zone's safe enough for the refugees to return. i enough for the refugees to return. ., ., ., ~ ., return. i want to talk a little about his — return. i want to talk a little about his relationship - return. i want to talk a little about his relationship with l about his relationship with ukraine and president zelensky, and russia's president putin. he has been walking this remarkable tightrope act, essentially. do you think that he will be able to continue to do that? or do you think potentially other partners, other countries could force his hand a bit more and say, we need you to come down on one side? figs need you to come down on one side? �* , ., ., ,, need you to come down on one side? a ., ., ,, , ., ., side? as a former us diplomat, i would love _ side? as a former us diplomat, i would love to _ side? as a former u

south east asia remains in the grip of a severe heat wave with several countries experiencing sweltering conditions. hello. we begin in ukriane, where russia's launched its biggest wave of drone attacks on the country in months. ten regions were targeted, and at least three civilians were killed. this comes after a lull in russian attacks on civilian targets in recent months, which saw the capital kyiv go days without an attack. the southern city of odesa has also been targeted. russia has stepped up its aerial attacks ahead of an expected offensive by ukraine. a ukrainian general in bakhmut said russia had intensified its shelling of the devastated city too. russia's wagner group boss says moscow has agreed to his demands for more ammunition — days after he threatened to withdraw his men from bakhmut. russian troops and fighters from wagner, a private military company, have been trying to capture bakhmut for months, despite the city's questionable strategic value. british foreign ministerjames cleverly will meet the us secretary of state antony blinken. they are both expected to reaffir

should actually brighten up with some sunshine in south—east scotland.ireland again seeing more cloud, not much rain coming from that cloud. and where you have the sunshine, it'll be warm again. live from washington, this is bbc news. scientists warn that global temperatures could breach a key limit within the next four years. prince harry's spokesperson says he and meghan were involved in a "near catastrophic car chase", while police say there were no reported collisions or injuries. presidentjoe biden says he is confident about reaching a deal with republican leaders to avert a us debt default. i'm sumi somaskanda. we start with some breaking news tonight — the wall streetjournal is reporting that deutsche bank will pay $75 million to settle a class—action lawsuit brought against the company for faciliating financierjefrey epstein�*s sex—trafficking ring.

start of tomorrow, cloud round, keen breeze coming in from the north sea across the south—east and southernow, temperatures down a touch, we will still see 22—23c. on friday, a slight difference in the distribution of the cloud, perhaps right across eastern areas and across the midlands, we will have a bit more cloud across the far north of scotland and looking at highs of 11—15c, top temperature 20, maybe 21. the weekend is looking largely dry and also sunny. at times we still will have some cloud around, particularly in some eastern areas, but for many of us it will be a lot of warm sunshine around. temperatures not as high as the middle of this week, but still looking up to 22, which is 72 fahrenheit. this is bbc news. the headlines. north korea admits it tried and failed to send its first satellite into space, causing alarm in south korea and japan. the deal to raise the us debt ceiling faces its next hurdle, a vote in the house of representatives. and a bleak warning from scientists and experts — artificial intelligence could lead to the extinction of humanity.

it could well brighten up and warm up in the south—east of scotland but again, sunshine for england andit cooler perhaps around some of those north sea coasts. so, we've got some decent weather on the whole for this weekend and not a great deal of change into next week. many places still dry with some sunshine, more cloud in the far north, and this is where we're more likely to have some rain at times. live from washington. this is bbc news. and this is the scene in hiroshima right now, world leaders gathering for the g7 with global trade, china and sanctions against russia high on the agenda. a sweeping crackdown on gang violence in el salvador has lowered crime, but it's believed thousands of innocent people are still stuck behind bars more than a year later. uncovering the mass graves of an armageddon death cult in kenya. what authorities are discovering.

the winds are a feature in the south—east. air behind it and then headed most places stay dry under the high pressure but that low cloud rolls backin pressure but that low cloud rolls back in westwards across much of the midlands and eastern england. some clearer slots in between the grey clouds of eastern england and this one different bringing outbreaks of rain to the north—west of the uk. a different picture for sunday and we start off grey and chilly across eastern england and that cloud should melt away back to the coast of scotland and northern ireland stars cloudy rain advances south east was entering in wales and into the afternoon ahead of it and it could set off a few showers. another warm day to come across and in a way as we have the sunshine and maybe 20 or 21 degrees but surely across scotland and northern ireland behind this was different, despite there being afternoon sunshine and a few scattered showers. 0n being afternoon sunshine and a few scattered showers. on sunday night, a few blustery showers continue i

cool in the south—east but for the north and west, warming up with temperatures to 21 celsius in north—west will be dry because we still have high pressure in charge and to the south of it, still some strong winds in southern england and by tuesday there is cloud in the north sea with the wind off the north sea, we could see cloud lingering in the afternoon in eastern england. more sunny further west and warmer as well, temperatures widely into the low 20s, perhaps 2a in glasgow. a quick look at wednesday because there are some changes, more low cloud for england and wales which could linger in some places all day, keeping it cooler. more towards the north—west where we have the sunshine and higher temperatures and at long last, we could reach 25 degrees in scotland. unusual not to hit 25 may, the last time it happened was in 2013 when we reached 25 on the 6th ofjune. there were some chilly springs in the 80s, 87 in particular when we did not reach 25 degrees until late injune. we could hit the mid 20s again on thursday and friday, more in the south—west of the uk and if you're wondering wh

the showers will fade away this evening, but they will keep going into the night across the far south—eastlater in the night, we have more cloud piling in from the atlantic, bringing more rain to northern ireland. temperatures could be as low as single figure celsius in the morning, but we should start dry for many eastern areas with some sunshine, but we will see the cloud increasing. across most parts of england, perhaps into eastern scotland we will see that. temperatures could reach 18c before the downpours but it will be cool in western scotland and northern ireland where we will find a lot of cloud, wrapping around that area of low pressure. that will then come to rest across the uk as we move into thursday. away from the far south—west of the uk, the winds will be light, so once the showers get going, as the heat builds during the day, so the showers will be heavy and thundery and also slow—moving. not so many showers in north east scotland because there will be a lot of low cloud once again and probably not so many showers in northern ireland, though here we should see more in the

coast — that goes on the south—east coast into crimea.ad that it's terrifying for the enemy and the difference and the difference is that — difference and the difference is that when ukrainians carried out a _ is that when ukrainians carried out a successful attack, this is as— out a successful attack, this is as far— out a successful attack, this is as far as— out a successful attack, this is as far as you can physically go. _ is as far as you can physically go. there _ is as far as you can physically go, there are far one forces that— go, there are far one forces that wiii— go, there are far one forces that will capitalise and exploit and maintain momentum and continue this and then youti— and continue this and then you'll get dynamic and then the russians— you'll get dynamic and then the russians have to react, move to re—establish an offensive line somewhere in the rear of where they— somewhere in the rear of where they are — somewhere in the rear of where they are and where they were and noting that on the russian side _ and noting t

the cloud in the south—east will break up into sunny spells. a weather front will sing furthersouth. it spells. a weather front will sing further south. it will remain cloudy in parts of south—east scotland and parts of northern england. where we have got the cloud that will roll back to the temperatures. generally we are looking about 11 in lerwick to 22 in the sunshine in plymouth. that will feel pleasantly warm. as we head through the evening and overnight the weather front sinks further south, taking its cloud with eight. at the same time we have got more cloud romping in from the north—west. but in between clear skies. 0vernight lows between six and 10 degrees. not particularly cold for most. tomorrow once again we start off with cloud in the south. that will tend to break up. for much of the uk we are looking at a dry day with a fair bit of sunshine. variable cloud. cloud bubbling up through the day. temperatures up to 90 degrees. not quite as warm as today. but nonetheless, it will be pleasantly warm in any sunshine. —— i9 nonetheless, it

it stays quite breezy down towards the south and the south—east.. across some parts of scotland temperatures really will drop away. some places will get down to freezing. into monday, high pressure still with us, but around the edge of the high you can see the isobras actually fairly tightly squeezed, so that shows that we will have some brisk winds in the north of scotland and also across the east and the south of england. that really will take the edge off the temperatures. so for monday morning, an area of cloud across eastern england tending to retreat back towards the coast. cloudier skies in the north of scotland, but elsewhere quite a lot of sunshine. where the winds are light across northern ireland, parts of north—west england, western scotland, that's where we'll have the highest of the temperatures — up to around 20, 21 degrees. conversely, for some northern parts of scotland and eastern parts of england, it will feel a little bit chilly. regardless of the feel of the weather, the sun, if you have it overhead, is strong — high uv levels.

we could see highs of 22 in the south—east. 17—18 in central scotland.move a bit closer to the uk and that's going to bring more sunshine really for many. lots of sunshine expected on friday. 0n really for many. lots of sunshine expected on friday. on thursday indeed. a bit of cloud in the south—east, very little to talk about because we go through the day on thursday. it's all about the temperatures will which will be up into the high teens and low 20s. those temperatures could rise even further for friday and into the weekend and of course bank holiday monday. 23—24 is possible. lots of sunny symbols on the chart. dry and sunny symbols on the chart. dry and sunny for goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. police investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann begin searching a reservoir in portugal. i will have the latest from portugal as police search this reservoir is part of their investigation into the disappearance of madeleine mccann. two teenage boys died in a crash before last night's riot in cardiff which left several police officers

should actually brighten up with some sunshine in south east scotland.ireland again seeing more cloud, not much rain coming from that cloud. and where you have the sunshine, it'll be warm again. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines: a new climate report, warns the world is likely to break a key temperature threshold, in the next five yea rs. prince harry's spokesperson says he and meghan markle were involved in a �*near catastrophic car chase�*, but new york police say, there were no arrests or injuries. president biden heads for the g7 summit injapan, where tensions between indo—paciific nations are high on the agenda. this is a pacifist nation now facing the potential of a conflict at

again, more of a breeze in across the south—east. that'll temper the temperatures somewhat so.w 20s out west and the sunshine as opposed to the mid 20s, but into the weekend it stays largely fine, dry, plenty of sunshine again. best of the sunshine out west, always a bit cloudier and cooler along north sea coast. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines. south korea reports on a north korean launch, putting the capital, seoul, on edge. vladimir putin blames a drone strike on moscow on ukraine... and says it will reinforce its air defence. kyiv denies being behind the attack, but prepares for strikes in retaliation from russia. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines. south korea reports on a north korean launch, putting the capital, seoul, on edge. vladimir putin blames a drone strike on moscow on ukraine... and says it will reinforce its air defence. kyiv denies being behind the attack, but prepares for strikes in retaliation from russia.

coastal parts of the south—east.. that breeze through the channel. further west is where we will see the best of the sunshine, probably the highest of the temperatures north—west england, wales and south—west england. friday and the weekend, very little change, high pressure continues to dominate. a different story as we look towards southern europe, through the mediterranean, it will be a mix of sunshine and heavy and thundery showers before our choice barely a drop of rain in sight. it is going to stay fine and settled with plenty of sunshine. live from london, this is bbc news. turkey's president erdogan wins another five years in power but his opponent calls the run off vote "the most unfair election in years".

a bit of cloud towards the south—east. very little towards the south—east.all about the temperatures for the weekend, the high teens to 22 celsius for plymouth, cardiff and london. those temperatures could rise even further for friday and into the weekend and bank holiday monday. 23 degrees to 24 bank holiday monday. 23 degrees to 2a celsius possible and lots of sunny symbols on the chart and dry and sunny for most of us. goodbye. "there will be no default". president biden hails "productive" talks on raising america's debt limit, with just days before the government begins to run out of cash. plus, inflation or "greedflation"? the boss of supermarket giant sainsburys says they're not profiteering from soaring food prices. welcome to world business report, i'm tadhg enright. "there will no be default�*" those were the words of president biden on thursday, as he hailed what he called "productive" talks with his political rivals.

the action comes after workers at south east coast ambulance service rejected the government 25% payt least £1655 to top up last year's salary. a spokesperson for the department of health and social care said the deal on the table was a fair and generous one. gp surgeries in england will receive £2110 million to improve the technology they use to improve the technology they use to communicate with patients. it's part of a wider plan from the government, which is expected later this week, to address the problems many people face when trying to make an on—the—day appointment. labour and some gps have said much more help is needed to ease pressure on primary care. getting more phone lines is fine, that's ok, giving us £250 is ok, we need that investment. but actually we needed that investment a long time ago. in 2019 we were promised 6000 extra gps. now 825 gps less at full—time who are not working, and in some patches, sally, we have got 250,000 patients per one gp. and that means that the demand is so huge. well, the announcement comes after the conservatives lost more than 1,000 coun

but this frontal system pushing south—east was out of scotland south—eastwards out of scotland and northernood deal. cooler 1a for aberdeen, for glasgow, for belfast. but a warmer day in eastern england, 20 or 21 degrees. now as we head through sunday nights, this weather front will push a little further south—east, which will also see this clump of showers drifting across eastern scotland and down into north—east england. actually quite chilly for monday morning across northern and western parts of the uk, four degrees there in glasgow, for example, because as we head into monday and this frontal system clears through, we will be left in some cooler air. in fact, in quite a chilly north westerly wind around the top of an area of high pressure, that wind will be noticeable through the day. it'll certainly make it feel chillier. we will see some showers running down the east coast of england and more generally, some scattered showers breaking up, particularly across central and northern parts of the uk. not as many down towards the south, but lower temperatures, 12 to 15 degrees, actually a

thursday we start off with some damp and drizzle in the south—east but out of the west sunshine coming south west of england and wales, dry and sunny and warm. east anglia, breezy at times. once again we likely to see temperatures drop in scotland, peaking in the low 20s. it's going to be a tale of two halves. grass pollen is low to moderate. we'll see some subtle differences with that high but that will mean more sunshine coming through on friday. slightly drier air, lighter winds and a good deal of dry, settled sunny weather for all. it will feel cooler along the east coast but you had that sunshine to go with it. sheltered western areas will see highs into low 20s. the weekend will see that high pressure continued to push its way steadily eastwards. some subtle differences. if you are heading off to the beaches, certainly west is best, once again with those temperatures into the low 20s but along the east coast there will be some sunshine as we head into the wi weekend butjust that little bit fresher as we see that breeze coming from the north—east and guess what? as we head early i

more of the breeze across the north sea coast of the south—east.he uk generating showers across scotland, perhaps northern ireland and northern england into the afternoon. the southern half of britain should stay dry with variable cloud, some sunny spells. lighter winds here so temperatures could be up to 16 or 17 degrees in the warmer spots but for most, mostly low to mid—teens once again. very little change as we head into the middle part of the week, high pressure still with us and few isobars on the charts so the winds will be lighter. you also notice that blue hue beginning to disappear across the country. temperatures will be climbing slightly towards the end of the week — no heatwave by any means but it will feel a little bit warmer, drier weather with some sunny spells and greater chance of seeing showers towards the north the uk. this is bbc news. the headlines: in turkey, polls have closed in what�*s regarded as one of the most pivotal elections in the country�*s modern history. president erdogan — in powerfor 20 years — faces a tough cha

done in the south—east of england as well.r. that is where we will see the highest temperatures today. 18 to 20, perhaps 21 degrees in northern ireland. meanwhile, on the east coast of uk, 13 or 1a celsius. through this night, we have that north—easterly winds bring in the cloud across most of england. so, as we start off on saturday morning, a dull start to the day, but temperatures holding up at about seven or eight celsius. throughout saturday, that cloud will retreat back to the coast. is my take a while before it clears away through the midlands and eastern areas of england, and the north sea coast might stay a bit murky into the afternoon. elsewhere, lots of clear skies and sunshine. 0ne afternoon. elsewhere, lots of clear skies and sunshine. one or two showers in wales and south—west england. temperatures by many as 17 to 20 celsius. always a bit chilly along that eastern coast. also worth bearing in mind that for tomorrow, uv levels will be high across many parts of the uk, so if you're out and about enjoying that suns

cooler along north sea coasts, particularly coastal parts of the south—east. glia england. further west we will see the best of the sunshine, the highest temperature in north—west england, wales and south—west england. for friday and the weekend, very little change, high pressure continues to dominate. a different story to southern europe, from spain to greece and turkey a mixture of sunshine and showers. for our showers, barely a drop of rain in sight and staying fine and settled with plenty of sunshine. this is bbc news. our main headlines. recep tayyip erdogan wins another term as president of turkey — the opposition says the election was unfair. london's metropolitan police says it will stop responding ll is ion's metropolitan police says it ll is another tropolitan police says it ll is another dry rolitan police says it ll is another dry rolit. sunny :e says it ll is another dry rolit. sunny week 5 it with barely a drop of rain. high pressure will bring a