. south—east corner. firth. crowd in the moray firth. khalid east coast. east coast. downpours mid 20s up to 25 in the highlands. 26 or 27 in london. summarily shares at lord's but then it should dry out. it should dry out. sunshine at times in swansea. in swansea. some thunderstorms never too far away. a difficult one to get right. right. more severe storms move water from northern france. northern france. position to literally, but we could see flash flooding, lightning,. see flash flooding, lightning,. in the countryside in december figures. —— into single figures. showers across england and wales overnight. overnight. they blossom once again to the southern half of the country. to the southern half of the country. some could be severe through the afternoon. afternoon. gaps in between, some sunshine, some people will stay dry. sunshine, some people will stay dry. brighter in the south—west. lovely day at specially across western scotland. western scotland. had we compare with europe? with europe? iberi

south east. the cloud across eastern england should roll back very quickly towards coastal areas. otherwise sunny skies but we could see cloud again in the south—east cornerrms to end the day. temperatures in wales again in the mid—20s on wednesday. still quite a strong wind across the south east as we head into thursday but this time we see more organisation to those showers or even longer spells of rain overnight. moving into southern areas of england. maybe some thunderstorms as well. but further north it is still dry with more sunshine around. and probably not quite so cold. temperatures in the low 20s in the sunshine. but as more where we had that rain in the south. —— not as one. we are also drawing up some warm airand one. we are also drawing up some warm air and temperatures could take a 28 degrees or so. many places still going to be dry but we have the threat of more storms especially in the south and west. this is bbc news, welcome to a special programme, as the people of manchester come together to remember those who lost their lives in a bomb attack one year ago today. earlier today, a minute's silence during a service of commemoration at man

the threat of a shower in the south—east corner early in the morning. land. quite low cloud. western fringes of scotland together with northern ireland seeing the crowd filling and breaking and we should get some sunshine. plenty of sunshine for england and wales but a lwa ys sunshine for england and wales but always the threat of catching a few thundery downpours. some good sunshine around as well. another warm day. temperatures not far off those from today. another warm day to come at the chelsea flower show. not without the risk of a storm at one point or another. but generally dry. we have high pressure in charge. staying fine and dry. as the high pressure continues to build, it will tend to thin and break the cloud more and more across northern ireland and scotland. warmer on wednesday. lots of sunshine for england and wales. a reduced risk of a shower in the south. the temperatures will climb nicely. it is on thursday that we could see more downpours heading northwards across england and wales and fewer showers and a bit more sunshine on the way on

a few mist patches inland as well, and quite chilly in the south—east corner, otherwise 8 or 9 degreesay on sunday. still the chance of some stronger winds and a little rain early on in the north—west of scotland. that should get blown away. increasing amounts of sunshine on sunday and those temperatures responding. really warm again in the north—east of scotland — highs into the low to mid 20s in the south—east, and hotter still on monday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the world. my name is nkem ifejika. several strong earthquakes shake parts of hawaii after a volcanic eruption. hundreds are forced to leave their homes. president trump rallies his base at a meeting of the national rifle association, vowing they can keep their guns. chemical weapons inspectors say they've finished gathering samples at the site of an alleged chlorine attack in syria the us says it will end temporary protection status for around 60,000 honduran immigrants by 2020. and ready for launch. the first nasa mission that will probe beneath the surface of mars pre

there were a number of cancellations and delays again this morning with frustrations in the south—east cornerwould be today. and the situation seemed to improve as the situation seemed to improve as the day went on. the main worry i think going on with all these changes is will it get better for commuters, especially in the north—west of england ? tomorrow marks one year since 22 people were killed by a suicide bomber, at an ariana grande concert at manchester arena. eight—year—old saffie roussos was the youngest victim of the attack. as the anniversary of her death approaches, her father has told the bbc that he wants her life to be remembered with a special concert. judith moritz has been hearing from andrew roussos , as well as from others affected by the tragedy. losing your eight—year—old child is, it's changed life for ever. it'll never be ok again. at night i couldn't sleep, like crowds, loud noises, ijust hated. this experience has brought us all together. it's the psychological part that's been the hardest, i think. devastation caused in seconds has changed lives for ever. children t

about the south—east corner of hawaii's big island, black rock, once lava, now spills over the landscapehomes which once stood there. the continuing threat to residents lies both below and above ground. more large cracks or fissures are predicted to explode open, spewing lava from the ground. but just where that will occur is anyone's guess. while in the air, rising levels of sulphur dioxide gas prompted authorities on thursday to reissue a toxic gas alert — if inhaled in large quantities, the gas can be fatal. the leilani estates residential area remains in greatest danger. 15 volcanic vents have already destroyed 36 structures, mostly homes, and forced the evacuation of about 2,000 residents. but officials now say people living in other areas on the eastern flank of the volcano are also at risk, hawaii's governor warning mass evacuations could come. the experts say all the signs are pointing to a violent explosion within days, which could see large molten rocks hurled kilometres into the sky, an eruption which could last weeks. magma is draining out of the volcano's sinking lava pool.

some sunny spells butjust a short chance of one or two isolated thundery showers towards the south—east corneray continue through the week. for most of you, the week ahead, sunny spells and a bit of one, as well. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: prince harry and meghan markle have been married at a ceremony in st george's chapel, windsor, in a royal wedding that's been watched across the world. fanfare the bride arrived at the chapel with ten pageboys and bridesmaids and wearing a dress by a female british designer. prince charles accompanied meghan markle down the final part of the aisle, while prince harry and her mother looked on. meghan, i give you this ring. as a sign of our marriage. with my body i honour you. all that i am i give to you. with the queen and duke of edinburgh watching, the married couple made their way to see the thousands waiting outside the castle grounds. celebrity friends and family were among the 600 people in the chapel, while more than a thousand members of the public were invited into the castle grounds. it's like being in a dream. all day it was like we we

misty around with these irish sea coast, if few mist patches in land as well and chilly in the south—east cornerd rain early on in the north—west of scotland which should get away, increasing amounts of sunshine on sunday and those temperatures responding really warm again in the north—west of scotland high into the low to mid— 20s in the south—east and hotter still on monday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the world. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: several strong earthquakes shake parts of hawaii after a volcanic eruption. hundreds are forced to leave their homes. president trump rallies his base at a meeting of the national rifle association and makes this vow. your second amendment rights are under siege. but they will never, ever, be under siege as long as i'm your president. cheering chemical weapons inspectors say they've finished gathering samples at the site of an alleged chlorine attack in syria. ready for launch. the first nasa mission that will probe beneath the surface of mars prepares for lift—off.

warm where you have the sunshine, 26, 27 in the south—east corner, 25 in the highlands, a little bit t but in the south, more severe storms pushing up from france, frequent lightning and the risk of flooding in one or two spots with gusty wind to go with it. humid night in southern areas, too. a few of those showers will linger into sunday morning, drifting their way potentially into northern ireland at times but again, wales, central southern england most likely to see thunderstorms on sunday. sunshine in between. not everyone will see those storms by any means and the northern half of the country having another fine day. where you get the sunshine, another lovely, warm one. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: opponents of liberalising the law on abortion in ireland have admitted defeat in yesterday's referendum. the official result will be announced this afternoon. south korea says its president moonjae—in met the north korean leader kim jong—un for two hours in the demilitarised border area between the two countries. a report in the iranian media says that nazanin zaghari—ratcl

what is left of any rain will clear away from the south—east corner as we go into the evening and intof world air push in on thursday as the jet stream moves we re thursday as the jet stream moves were the north but to begin with some other cold air in place. a touch of frost around first thing thursday morning, especially in eastern areas. plenty of sunshine to get your day under way but cloud will increase from the west. sunny spells across central areas, scotla nd spells across central areas, scotland and northern ireland a few outbreaks of rain and drizzle. temperatures will start to rise a little bit. most places into the mid—teens by this stage, and into friday, where the air continues to come up from the south—west, murky across western areas and further drizzle around in places, especially hills and coast. in central and eastern parts, where the cloud brea ks eastern parts, where the cloud breaks it will start to feel warmer still. temperatures could get up to the mid to high teens by this stage, and of course a bank holiday on the horizon. the good news to see the jetstrea m h

does mean after a disturbed nights to the south east corner with those thunderstorms, we have sunshine showers and thunderstorms, wales and south—west. bickley out of the way and we bring in work towards east anglia, part of lincolnshire and the south—east later on. it keeps temperatures up, fairly mild night across the south with temperatures ten to 14 degrees. low cloud becomes more dominant to north—east england is to scotland but with clear skies to the far north and west, clear night. the sunshine will be back warming things up sunshine will be back warming things up across the west of scotland, northern ireland tomorrow. more clap for northern england and across the far south and southern parts of the england into wales, the midlands, east anglia, here we'll see a band of heavy - thundery rain g and of heavy and thundery rain come and go all day long. want to be a great day. a bit cooler than we see go all day long. want to be a great day. a bit cooler than we se but i i genuinely didn't know that but i feel better for knowing it now. store that away, it will be useful in some si

little feature here, a more organised band of rain and potential thunderstorms arriving in the south—east cornerine particularly inland with those temperatures into the low 20s. friday sees those downpours edging a bit further north into northern england, north wales, perhaps the midlands but the worst of them probably out of the north sea and probably out of the north sea and probably not quite reaching scotland, northern ireland still dry. dry weather across more southern parts of england and wales, still very warm and quite humid, i suspect, that is friday. into the start of the bank with a weekend, and we have higher pressure across the north, lower pressure to the south, another weather system arriving this time from biscay, from france, and it will bring some more storms. at the moment it will look like they will be centred more towards the south—west of england, into south wales this time on saturday. further north probably still dry, some sunshine at times, some cloud around as well, those temperatures widely into the low 20s perhaps locally into the mid—20s as well on saturday. as we he

but it is of course not just the south—east corner that has been reserved for the sunshine.ous little cloud on the satellite image but just vicious little cloud on the satellite image butjust behind me, changes for the highlands and northern ireland. in towards northern ireland. in towards northern ireland. in towards northern ireland and western scotland, with clearer skies, east of scotland, england and wales, another chilly night, temperatures in rural areas could be close enough to freezing for a touch of frost on the grass first thing in the morning first of all morning commute will be eight surely one, one of those difficult decisions again. a little bit warmer —— it will be a chilly one. the highlands, islands, 0rkneys, shetland, a few showers, some bright weather as well, not quite as warm as today but elsewhere temperatures in the mid—if not high teens. that cloud that builds up through friday will melt away. high pressure builds. back to sunny weather for saturday, great news not just the wedding of course, but of course big two cup finals taking place, north and s

the teams in scotla nd south—east corner. of a cold front through the day which will bring some rain through the night, scotland in particular. it fizzles as it works its way southwards into england and wales into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure building in its wake. for scotla nd pressure building in its wake. for scotland and northern ireland, a brighter day with lots of sunshine around here but across the board it will be breezy. england and wales a bit more cloud, and added reeves, a substantially cooler day compared with tuesday. temperatures on wednesday generally around the midteens for the vast majority. but crucially it will be largely dry. if you have any plans this week, it will be a largely dry wit, by and large. getting a little bit warmer, as well, towards the end of the week as well, towards the end of the week as well. thank you very much, we will see you later. have you noticed that it will see you later. have you noticed thatitis will see you later. have you noticed that it is more expensive to fill up y

cameras, we literally have one high definition camera on every corner of this building giving you a view toward the north, the east, the south, and the west. today we are literally in the clouds at 1070 feet in elevation. let me show you a time-lapse from earlier today. this one looking over the bay bridge, 700 feet higher than the bay bridge. the next one is 300 feet higher than the peer amid. remember those days? 40 years when the pyramid was the tallest building in san francisco. well no more, and only kpix5 has four different cameras on top of the tallest building west of the mississippi river and west of the city of chicago . we will talk about when the fog and drizzle will finally move out coming up in a few short minutes back to you.>> those cameras will be fantastic once the fog clears out. we will see parts of the bay area in the unique perspective.>> what do people think of the new edition of the skyline? emily turner is live at the base of the tower. emily.>> reporter: this is interesting you are either in one camp or the other, you love it or you hate it but when you look up at this 61 story building, it's impres

a weather front across the north—west corner pushing into western scotland, northern ireland. outbreaks of rain. fizzling as it moves south—eastte cool. ahead of it, top temperatures 23, 20 four celsius. cooler weather and misty and murky towards the coasts. the week ahead is looking fine and dry with lots of sunny spells because of high pressure. as the weather front sings south east, it will introduce cooler air into words much of the country around the middle part of the week. it warns up towards the end of the week. —— warns. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11am: dame tessa jowell has died at the age 70. the former labour cabinet minister was diagnosed with a brain tumour last may — she recently spoke in the house of lords while campaigning for better cancer treatments. what gives a life meaning? does not only how it is lived, but how draws toa only how it is lived, but how draws to a close. i hope that this debate will give hope to other cancer patients, like me. tributes have been paid to the politician, who played a major role in bringing the 2012 olympics to london. her former colleague harriet harman said dame tess

corner of the country. bigger cloud once again with outbreaks of rain for the south and east. a dry and sunny day.eveloping across the south—east. m ost pla ces developing across the south—east. most places will be dry and it will fill warm with a top temperature of 23 or maybe 24 celsius. this is business briefing. i'm david eades. a $200 billion olive branch. china offers to slash its massive trade gap with the us. the question is how. plus: happy couple, happy economy. from tourism to tea towels to trade, why the royal wedding could give a welcome boost to british business. and on the markets: the us ended lower on concerns over those trade talks. but asian shares are creeping up, as reports emerge of progress towards a deal.

cricket is part of the history in this corner of east london, but what does it stand for today? there's a community here with roots in southg so, yes, i hope that this leads to more faces from south asian communities playing cricket, at all levels. so what difference will this scheme actually makes? what differences are we going to see? well, the ecb are talking about 1000 new cricket pitches in urban areas. 100 of them will be turf — traditional — but cricket does not always have to look like that behind me. this scheme is also introducing talent identification, mentoring, and opportunities for coaches. all right, we'll be playing some cricket, learning some skill... england teams will address might have to interview a coach of black, asian or of minority ethnic for any new positions. it's important that we have female coaches, especially south asian coaches, to be a role model, for them to actually continue and play cricket going forward. succeed, others will follow. that's the idea. isa guha was a world cup winning player with england. moeen ali is a key man in the men's team, and before him monty panesar made a big imp

they stretch across east anglia through the midlands to the south—west, a few heavy bursts towards the south—western cornerrest of scotland, sunshine this afternoon, highs around 25 degrees will stop down the east coast a little cooler but after a great start lots of sunshine through this afternoon. good news for those heading to the cricket. we have sunshine breaking out as we go through to the second half of today. for those of you heading to swansea, radio 1 half of today. for those of you heading to swansea, radio1 in control of the biggest weekend. the chance of some hefty downpours, and the odd rumble of thunder. the first batch of showers will be around lunchtime, then sun need for a time but as we head into the evening we could see even more severe storms pushing out to northern france. possibly flash flooding, frequent lightning. and these drift into the midlands overnight. missed and low cloud forming again but clear skies around towards the north—west side temperatures drop back into single figures compared to the humid conditions we will see across southern areas of england. into tomorrow, sund

south—eastern corner. cloudier further north, quite a bit of low cloud has come from the north sea across eastern scotland and north eastorthumberland on the coastline. further south, lots of sunshine, as we saw in manchester, but some showers in the south—eastern corner currently. a fume or will develop across southern counties, possibly into wales and the midlands. the showers are hit and miss but could be heavy and sunny. if you are going to chelsea flower show, temperatures up to around 22, just a small risk of a shower. along the north sea coastline with the breeze all the low cloud, it will feel colder. this evening and overnight we will have cloud romping from the north sea and getting further inland across central southern england, east anglia and eastern england and eastern scotland. the clearest skies will be to the west, meaning tomorrow morning we will have the sunshine. south—west england, wales, north—west england, northern ireland, the isle of man and western scotland. rather like every day this week, the cloud pushes right the way back onto the north sea coastline and with the breeze it will feel cooler,

south—east. always a bit more in the way of cloud in the north west. the threat of rain from north—west scotland. the rain risk still there for sunday. away from that north—west cornerrom northern france and germany, we are importing that warm air all the time. highs of 25 degrees in london and in birmingham. similar temperatures for bank holiday monday as well. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. urgent calls to a breast cancer helpline after it emerged nearly half a million women missed theirfinal routine screening due to an nhs computer error in england. battling a stormy issue — fresh questions about what president trump knew about a payment to silence porn star stormy daniels over a claim of an affair. nearly 100 people have died and scores more injured in fierce dust storms in northern india. many of the dead were sleeping when their houses collapsed after being struck by intense bursts of lightning. cambridge analytica shuts down — but the probe into its role in facebook‘s data scandal continues. investigators vow the probe will still "pursue individuals and directors". the defence secretary says that afghans who served as interpreters alongside the brit

bottom south—east corner of china here. here.of rain in one hour. of rain in one hour. four inches of rain in one hour. rain in one hour. wheelie bins are off down the road here. here. it wasn't an awful lot better as you moved across the border. as you moved across the border. guangdong it took three hours to get 100 millimetres of rain. 100 millimetres of rain. as to weather this is a standard cold from the pile through. cold from the pile through. i bet you have fun out there in the weather centre! weather centre! you can't transfer, this is your show, stick with it! this is your show, stick with it! could be the start of a different front. front. feature that sits there and just keeps on raining. keeps on raining. flooding tales from anywhere across the southern parts of china. the southern parts of china. what might be happening for our viewers? 0k! since you ask, i will bring you back to this. back to this. this was northern ireland earlier on today. ireland earlier on today. most of this, just for you, you are a big walker

south—east. the similar values in the west of scotland. sunday has the greater chance of storms in the south—west corner of the uk, they could be quite heavyinds. away from that, dry and temperatures in the mid—20s. bank holiday monday, one or two showers around but the odd rumble of thunder, very few, most of you will avoid them, staying dry and pleasa ntly avoid them, staying dry and pleasantly warm. watch out around the coast, after a misty start inland, it will burn back, but around the coast it could remain. there is the risk of some thunderstorms this weekend but plan with suncream in mind, some outdoor activities, and cater for one with suncream in mind, some outdoor activities, and caterfor one or two downpours. particularly across southern areas of england and wales. did the budget not go far enough to get you an umbrella, matt! did the budget not go far enough to get you an umbrella, matum did the budget not go far enough to get you an umbrella, matt! it would ruin the atmosphere. you have got lives better you have got to live the rain with me. we can really feel it as the water is running down his face! the daily telegraph, firs