a 17—year—old boy has been shot dead in south london.said her neighbour narrowly dodged bullets from what appeared to be a drive—by shooting. a guy in a car shooting randomly had shot from a moving car, and just missed her and hit the window of her front room. a new "customs partnership" with the european union after the uk leaves is still on the table, according to the business secretary, greg clark. also in the next hour: promotions and demotions after a final round of matches in the championship. cardiff city have been promoted to the premier league, at the expense of fulham — who lost away to birmingham. also: tributes to arsene wenger at his final home game for arsenal — as his side take on burnley. a pioneering team of zoologists and botanists head to the amazon in search of genetic material. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. some of the biggest names in football have been sending messages of support to the former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson after he suffered a brain ha

a 17—year—old boy has been shot dead in south london.said her neighbour narrowly dodged bullets from what appeared to be a drive—by shooting. a guy in a car, shooting randomly, had shot from a moving car, and just missed her, and hit the window of herfront room. more than 1,000 doctors have job offers withdrawn because of a clerical blunder. also in the next hour... a baby prince at home. kensington palace release new family photos of prince louis, including one with his sister princess charlotte, taken by the duchess of cambridge. and ‘the week in parliament‘ takes a closer look in sport, cardiff city are on track for promotion to the premier league at the school and stays the same. they will secure the place in the championship. and ‘the week in parliament‘ takes a closer look at the triggering of article 50. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. some of the biggest names in football have been sending messages of support to the former manchester united manager, sir alex ferguson, after he suf

a 17—year—old boy is shot dead in south london. resident described how a neighbour dog the bullets. a guy in a car shooting randomly, from a moving car, and just missed her and hit the window of her front room. new customs partnership with the european union is still on the table. that's according to the business secretary greg clark. british fugitive jamie acord agrees to be extradited from spain after being alleged for drug offences. on the blue side of the city, as manchester city left the trophy —— lift the trophy and become premier league champions. cardiff city will join manchester city after winning promotion to the premier league at the expense of full him. and tributes arsene wenger at his final home game for arsenal, with his size —— side thrashing burnley. more on this in sports day in half an hour. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. sir alex ferguson is to spend a second night in intensive care, recovering from a brain haemorrhage. some of the biggest names in football have been sending messages of support for the for

charlotte gallagher reporting from south london. the police are continuing to investigate two non—fatal shootings in harrow in north—west london. two boys, aged 12 and 15, were shot a short time apart on the high street in wealdstone, just after quarter past one this afternoon. both are being treated for gunshot wounds in hospital. a 20—year—old man has died after being stabbed in liverpool city centre. police and paramedics were called to the hanover street area at around 4am this morning. merseyside police are appealing for witnesses. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are the parliamentaryjournalist tony grew and the entertainment journalist caroline frost. sir alex ferguson is to spend a second night in intensive care, recovering from a brain haemorrhage. some of the biggest names in football have been sending messages of support for the former manchester united manager, who underwent emergency surgery

a 17—year—old boy is shot dead in south london. mother appeals for an end to the violence in the capital this year. make my son will be the last and be an example to everyone. just let it stop. and that story features in a number of tomorrow's newspapers, including the daily express — which calls it a bloodbath on our streets. we'll be reviewing all the papers in half an hour. good evening and welcome to bbc news. divisions within the conservative party have resurfaced, over the uk's future trading relationship the eu after brexit. the business secretary, greg clark, has suggested thousands ofjobs could be lost, if britain failed to retain close customs arrangements with brussels. today he confirmed a so called "customs partnership," was still being considered. but the proposal is fiercely opposed by leading brexiteers, who say it effectively means the uk will remain in the european union. our political correspondent, alex forsyth reports. when the big beasts of government gathered last week they couldn't agree on a post—brexit tra

a 17 year old boy has died after being shot in southwark in south london — neighbours say bullets wenthrough window narrowly missing a woman in a garden. more than 1,000 doctors have job offers withdrawn because of a clerical blunder.

tessa jowell was first elected to parliament in 1992 in the south london seat of dulwich after spending time as a social worker and counsellor. she was then one ofjust 60 female mps in the commons, and new labour stalwart, tessa jowell was a popularfigure in new labour stalwart, tessa jowell was a popular figure in all circles but was one of tony blair's stronger supporters. after spells of public health and education minister, she joined the cabinet in 2001 as culture secretary, overseeing the relaxing of gambling in licensing laws. you deny you took a bribe? absolutely. she married the lawyer

the 17—year—old boy has been shot dead in south london. resident said her neighbour narrowly dodged bullets for what appeared to bea dodged bullets for what appeared to be a drive—by shooting stop not a quy be a drive—by shooting stop not a guy ina be a drive—by shooting stop not a guy in a car shooting randomly, shot from a moving car, and just missed her, and hit the window of her front room. police are expecting to be holding a news conference shortly. and in the sports news, celebrations as manchester city live the premier league trophy. meanwhile, cardiff city willjoin league trophy. meanwhile, cardiff city will join manchester city league trophy. meanwhile, cardiff city willjoin manchester city in the premier league next season after they have won promotion at the expense of fulham, who lost to birmingham. and to arsene wenger at his final home game for arsenal as his final home game for arsenal as his side take on burnley. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. some of the biggest names in football have been sending messages of suppor

the 41—year—old from south london is wa nted 41—year—old from south london is wanted by police investigatingsuspect in stephen lawrence's murder in 1993. he has always denied involvement in the killing. donald trump has said that americans' right to own guns are under siege in a speech to the powerful national rifle association. and he suggested that the uk's tough gun laws had led to a rise in knife crime. the president said a hospital in london was like "a war zone" because of the number of stabbing victims it was having to treat. from dallas, gary o'donoghue reports. various, there is donald trump. travelling to the nra's convention is becoming an annual pilgrimage for president trump. the recent mass shootings have put the organisation on the back foot. today, the president remained staunch in his defence of them and their constitutional right to own a gun. second amendment rights are under siege. but they will never, ever be under siege as long as i am president. but after the shooting of 17 students and teachers at the school in florida on valentine's day, the mood has changed with you

the mother of a 17—year—old, shot dead in south london, has being paying tribute to him, and called forend to the recent violence in the city. and called for an end to the recent raheem ainsworth barton was attacked in southwark yesterday evening. his mother, pretana morgan, said he wasn't in a gang and that she "couldn't have asked for a better son". there are more than 60 murders the police are investigating in london so far this year. the police are investigating here's charlotte gallagher. the police are investigating 17—year—old rhyhiem ainsworth barton, performing in a rap video. another young victim of violent crime in london. his family say he was with his friends, playing football in the sun, when he was shot dead just minutes from his home. when he was shot dead just people living here say there was a chase involving a car and moped around the residentials streets before the murder. one woman narrowly

tessa jowell was first elected to parliament in 1992 in the south london seat of dulwich, after spendingial worker and councillor. she was then one ofjust 60 female mps in the commons. a new labour stalwart, tessa jowell was a popular figure in all circles, but was one of tony blair's strongest supporters. after spells of public health and then education minister, she joined the cabinet in 2001 as culture secretary, overseeing the relaxation of gambling and licensing laws and persuading her colleagues to back the olympic pitch. you do deny you took a bribe? absolutely, absolutely. she married the lawyer david mills, but they separated in 2006 after controversy over his business dealings. she was cleared of any breach of the ministerial code and they later reconciled. tessa jowell continued to serve on the labour front bench under gordon brown and after the party lost power in 2010. she left the commons in 2015 and stood to be labour's candidate for london mayor, though she lost out to sadiq khan. not long after entering the house of lords, ladyjowell revealed she's had been diagnosed wit

john maguire, bbc news, south london.or a customs partnership with the eu were "crazy" — labour have accused the government of being in a "shambles" over its position on a future eu trade deal. our assistant political editor norman smith is in westminster. this came up in prime minister questions, 30 say that we did not get a lots of detailed answers from the prime minister on her preferences the future customs arrangements with europe. no, but what i can update you on is the borisjohnson what i can update you on is the boris johnson crazy stakes. in what i can update you on is the borisjohnson crazy stakes. in the last half an hour, borisjohnson has said he thinks he is clipped compliance with government policy, because government policy has not been decided. that probably explains why we did not get many answers from theresa may when she was pressed about her preferences. how can they negotiate in the future interest of people's jobs and living standards when cabinet members are more interested in putting their own futu

a17 year old boy has been shot dead in south london. resident said her neighbour narrowly dodged bullets from what appeared to be a drive—by shooting. and i'm car, shooting randomly, —— a diana car, shooting randomly, just missed her, and hit the window of her front missed her, and hit the window of herfront room. more than 1,000 doctors have job offers withdrawn because of a clerical blunder. a baby prince at home. kensington palace release new family photos of prince louis — including one with his sister princess charlotte — taken by the duchess of cambridge. and click investigates the artificially intelligent software being used by police. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good morning and welcome to bbc news. sir alex ferguson, the most successful manager in british football history, remains in hospital this morning after undergoing emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. his former team manchester united said the operation went "very well" but that he now needed a period of intensive care. our sports correspondent david 0

a17 year old boy has died after being shot in southwark in south london — neighbours say bullets wenthrough window narrowly missing a woman in a garden. more than 1,000 doctors have job offers withdrawn because of a clerical blunder. borisjohnson flies to washington, trying to persuade the white house not to pull out of the nuclear deal with iran. also in the next hour... a baby prince at home. kensington palace release new family photos of prince louis — including one with his sister princess charlotte — taken by the duchess of cambridge. and president trump's claim that a london hospital is like a war zone is discussed by the dateline london panel. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. sir alex ferguson, the most successful manager in british football history, remains in hospital this morning after undergoing emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. his former team manchester united said the operation went "very well" but that he now needed a period of intensive care. our sports correspondent david 0rnstein reports. he's one of the great

launched more than 60 murder inquiries so far this year, the latest a teenage boy shot dead in south london. the latest a teenage boy shot make my son be the last and be an example to everyone. just let it stop. an example to everyone. fighting fit in fleetwood. an example to everyone. but can the habits of a whole town be changed, in the battle against obesity? a whole town be changed, and jubilant scenes at cardiff city, as they win promotion back to the top tier of football. as they win promotion back good evening. divisions within the conservative party have resurfaced over the uk's future trading relationship the eu after brexit. the business secretary, greg clark, has suggested thousands ofjobs could be lost, if britain failed to retain close customs arrangements with brussels. if britain failed to retain close today he confirmed a so called "customs partnership," was still being considered. "customs partnership," but the proposal is fiercely opposed by leading brexiteers, who say it effectively means the uk will remain in the european union. our political correspondent, alex forsyth

a 17—year—old boy is shot dead in south london.urgery for a brain haemorrhage. a new "customs partnership" with the european union after the uk leaves is still on the table , according to the business secretary, greg clark. british fugitive — jamie acourt — who is wanted over alleged drugs offences — has accepted his extradition to britain. his transfer to the uk could now happen very soon. and coming up in this week's edition of meet the author — the american author madeline miller on taking inspiration from greek mythology for her new novel. now on bbc news — sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — our main headlines. neil warnock works his magic once again... his eighth career promotion sees his cardiff city side return to the premier league. manchester city have their day in the sun as well, they left the premier league trophy in front of their own fans at the etihad stadium. john higgins is trying to battle back but still trails mark williams by two frames at the world snooker championship final. good evening. it is anothe

around the south—east, the london area. but generally we are looking at the mid—to—high teens. had that as a big drop. compared to yesterday in parts of the south—east it isa yesterday in parts of the south—east it is a good six degrees drop. as we move on to the evening and overnight, that band of rain continues to push from west to east, getting as far as eastern anglia, and the south—east by the end of the day. there will be some showers coming across north—west scotland and northern ireland. if you are under the clear skies it will be a chilly start to the day tomorrow. a temperature range overnight roughly about five to ten, ten where we have the rain. tomorrow morning we will lose the dregs of that weather front, the rain and also the cloud, from the south—east. it will brighten up the ridge of high pressure a cross brighten up the ridge of high pressure across us. there brighten up the ridge of high pressure across us. there will be some showers around, most of them in the north—west, and some of them will be heavy and thundery with hail. one or two popping up elsewhere.

london yesterday was an innocent bystander. the gunman's intended target, who is 15, is in hospital with head injuries following the shooting in wealdstone. tonight there was a further shooting in southe of london's latest gun attack. the latest victim — a 13—year—old boy walking down the road with his parents, hit in the head by a stray pellet from a shotgun. i was walking down the road, just round here, and basically there was a whole load of commotion. there was a boy bent down, with his head down, and basically he had a pellet wound. luckily there was a first—aider, who was a good samaritan. he came off the bus. the boy was treated in hospital after the attack which happened yesterday lunchtime. he has since been discharged. the intended target is believed to have been a 15—year—old. he was hit a number of times in the head. his injuries are not thought to be life—threatening. a third victim was hit in the arm, but has not come forward. it's clearly an appallingly cowardly act, with no regard to the safety of members of the public, who were enjoying a lovely bank holiday weekend. and certainly, as a father myself, i can understand how people are extremely concerned for their safe

a 17—year—old boy has been shot dead in south london.ent said her neighbour narrowly dodged bullets from what appeared to be a drive—by shooting. a guy in a car, shooting randomly, had shot from a moving car, and just missed her, and hit the window of herfront room. more than 1,000 doctors have job offers withdrawn because of a clerical blunder. medics who'd been scored on their suitability for posts as registrars were apparently given the wrong marks. now on bbc news, click investigates the artificially intelligent software being used by police in custody decisions. this week, the data that might keep the streets safe and keep the high street in business. plus, some beautiful music that won't scare the sheep. we're becoming aware of how much data we give away without even realising it. we're becoming aware of how much data we give away without even realising it. 0ur habits online can say a lot about our personalities. but when we're out and about, what does our behaviour in the real world say about us? well, in the uk, we're all getting

a teenage boy in south london has died after being shot.discovered with critical injuries on warham street in southwark yesterday evening. the metropolitan police has asked for people in the area at the time of the shooting to contact them. charlotte gallagher reports. 17—year—old rhyhiem ainsworth barton, performing in a rap video. his family say he was with his friends, playing football in the sun, when he was shot dead, just minutes from his house. people living here say there was a chase around the suburban streets, involving a car and a moped, in the minutes before the shots were fired. one woman narrowly avoided being shot. the bullet went through her window instead. this woman lives next door. we just wejust came we just came out of our house, and our house was a crime scene. where the window is boarded up, that's for a gunshot went in? yes. the bullets we re a gunshot went in? yes. the bullets were embedded in the wall. even though she is now grieving, rhyhiem's mother, pretana morgan, wanted to make a plea for the violence to stop.

a 17—year—old boy has been shot dead in south london.ent said her neighbour narrowly dodged bullets from what appeared to be a drive—by shooting. a guy in a car, shooting randomly, had shot from a moving car, and just missed her, and hit the window of herfront room. more than 1,000 doctors have job offers withdrawn because of a clerical blunder. medics who'd been scored on their suitability for posts as registrars were apparently given the wrong marks. now on bbc news, it's time for the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the programme. coming up: the health secretary says a computerfailure meant half a million women didn't get screened for breast cancer. tragically, there are likely to be some people in this group who would have been alive today if the failure had not happened. more defeats in the lords on brexit. peers say the government is behaving like a dictatorship. to act in such a manner would be to impose ministerial restrictions on parliament by coercion. and what's eating jamie oliver? right now, with statistics, not havi

on saturday rhyhiem ainsworth barton was shot and killed in southwark in south london, aged 17.yton. the weekend's violence reflects the rise in gun crime across england and wales. community leaders and politicians are still searching for long—term solutions. danny shaw, bbc news, wealdstone. joining me now is edward jeemar, who grew up in london and has turned his life around after serving time in prison. he now campaigns for young people to avoid joining gangs and getting involved with street violence. thanks forjoining us. we have seen what appears to be an upsurge in these violent shootings and stabbings, why are we seeing this?|j mean, stabbings, why are we seeing this?” mean, it's hard to pin it on one thing. there are so many reasons why one person would do something. there area one person would do something. there are a thousand ways to skin a cat, you know. it is more about what the person... like i said, it is so hard to speak for everyone. all i can do is speak about myself and my perspective. for myself, when a person wants to express themselves but they don't know e

a 17—year—old boy has been shot dead in south london.our narrowly dodged bullets from what appeared to be a drive—by shooting. a guy in aguyina a guy in a car shooting randomly and shot from a moving car and just mr. more than 1,000 doctors have job offers withdrawn because of a clerical blunder. medics who'd been scored on their suitability for posts as registrars were apparently given the wrong marks. you are up—to—date and i will be back with more stories at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline london with jane hill. hello and welcome to dateline london, i'mjane hill. this week we discuss just how welcome donald trump will be in the uk in a few weeks‘ time after his inflammatory comments about knife crime in the capital, and how strong is theresa may's position going into the next brexit talks, given the election results in england this week? my guests this week — the times columnist david aaronovitch. .. the north american writer and broadcaster jeffrey kofman. .. marc roche from le point, formerly london corr

launched more than 60 murder inquiries so far this year, the latest a teenage boy shot dead in south londonn be the last and be an example to everyone. just let it stop. an example to everyone.

london yesterday was an innocent bystander. the gunman‘s intended target, who is 15, is in hospital with head injuries following the shooting in wealdstone. tonight there was a further shooting in southon, bringing to six the total of separate shootings in london, over the bank holiday weekend. danny shaw reports. tfifiéiééi “5an- z the road with his parents, hit in the head by a stray pellet from a shotgun. i was walking down the road, just round here, and basically he came off the bus. the boy was treated in hospital after the attack, which happened yesterday lunchtime. he has since been discharged. the intended target is believed to have been a 15—year—old. he was hit a number of times in the head. his injuries are not thought to be life—threatening. a third victim was wounded in the arm, but has not come forward. it's clearly an appallingly cowardly act, with no regard to the safety of members of the public, who were enjoying a lovely bank holiday weekend. and certainly, as a father myself, i can understand how people are extremely concerned for their safety and that of their children. police say a 39—year—old man has been arrested in connection with the attack, and released under

the headlines on bbc newsroom live: a couple from south london are found guilty at the old bailey ofver a bizarre obsession involving a former pop star. leading economists have warned of the need for "substantial" tax rises in the next 15 years to safeguard nhs funding. the mother of a severely disabled 11—year—old boy is suing a theme park in cornwall, claiming it hasn't provided toilet facilities which are suitable for his needs. and in sports, the first test match of the summer is under way at lord's, england playing pakistan, and they've made a pretty get start, but they have just lost mark stone in the last minute or so, bowled out. this tour is 16—1 in the first test match. team please later, but the had started. a coach journey through europe to kiev for the champions league final against real madrid. simon eastwood defend his pinkjersey at the giro d'italia. survive them, and he will become the first british rider to win the race. tens of thousands of people are being blackmailed online after being tricked into performing sex acts which are secretly filmed. figures from the n

this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall, the headlines: a 17—year—old boy is shot dead in south london. end to the violence in the capital this year. let my son be the last and be an example to everyone, just let it stop! tributes and messages of support for former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson, who remains in intensive care after surgery for a brain haemorrhage. a new customs partnership with the european union is still on the table, according to the business secretary, greg clark. and in sports news — celebrations on the blue side of the city. manchester city lift the trophy and are crowned premier league champions. and adieu, arsene. tributes are paid to the gunners boss in his final home game for arsenal, where his side thrashed burnley.

he was attacked by five men at a bus stop in south—east london in a racially motivated killing.ence enquiry. he denied involvement and was never charged. his arrest came in connection with a large—scale supply of drugs. he was last seen in elton two years ago. ian croxton from the national crime agency said a... acourt is due to a pot —— appear in front of a court in madrid next week. public health england says more than 10,000 calls have been made to an official helpline, since a failure in the breast cancer screening programme was revealed. 0ne charity says it's had four times the usual number of people getting in touch with them. almost half a million women were not invited for their final routine check due to a computer error. here's our health editor, hugh pym. phone rings how can i help you? hello. after several attempts helen got through to the official breast screening helpline. it was set up after catastrophic errors caused hundreds of thousands of women to miss their routine mammogram. helen was one of them. she was diagnosed with breast cancer in march and had a maste

he was attacked by five men at a bus stop in south—east london in a racially motivated killing. at protestors as he left the stephen lawrence inquiry. he always denied any involvement in the stabbing, he was never charged. his arrest in spain was in connection with the alleged large—scale supply of drugs. he had last been seen in eltham in london two years ago. ian cruxton from the national crime agency said: acourt is due to appear before a court in madrid next week for an extradition hearing. the us government says it will end its so—called ‘temporary protection status‘ for around 60,000 honduran immigrants by 2020. tougher us immigration policies have targeted migrants from honduras and elsewhere in latin america at its border with mexico. but honduras insists it'll simply be unable to cope with repatriating so many people. russell trott reports. those 100 and migrants waiting at the border to cross into the united states greeted the trump administration's decision with regret and disbelief. america's temporary protection for some immigrants is finally coming to an end. trans

welcome to wandsworth in south london. this borough is for low council tax, efficiency, one london.ndon. this borough is for low council tax, efficiency, one of the borough ‘s that was one of the thatcher years burrows, it was very much a flagship borough, and one which labour thinks it can get hold of, and it points to the brexit vote, this area voted 75% to remain in the european union and points to a changing demographic, a lot of people moving into the area, middle earners, who cannot afford to buy property, housing is a big issue. labour points to election results last year, in the general election it got hold of battersea, conservative constituency, and increased majority in tooting, the former constituency seat of the mayor of london, sadiq khan. but, will it managed to get the number of seats that it needs? that will be pretty difficult for labour here, recent polling suggests labour will do very well in london, some of its best results in the last almost 50 yea rs, best results in the last almost 50 years, wandsworth could be one of those that it does not quite manage to ge

the mother of 17—year—old rhyhiem ainsworth barton, shot dead in south london, has being paying tributee recent violence in the city. charlotte gallagher reports. 17—year—old rhyhiem ainsworth barton, performing in a rap video, another young victim of violent crime in london. his family say he was with his friends, playing football in the sun, when he was shot dead just minutes from his home. people living here say there was a chase involving a car and moped around the residentials streets before the murder. one woman narrowly avoided being shot. the bullet went through her window, instead. aramide lives next door. we just came out of our house, and our house was a crime scene, and it was like, "what the hell?" and where that window is boarded up, there, that's where a gunshot went in, you think? yeah. yeah, you could see the hole. they said that the bullet‘s embedded in the wall. the police officer leading the investigation says this type of violent crime will not be tolerated. it's a fast—paced, early investigation, and we're addressing those issues as quickly as possible. the homicid

a 17—year—old boy is shot dead in south london.e capital this year. make my son will be the last and be an example to everyone. just let it stop. and that story features in a number of tomorrow's newspapers, including the daily express — which calls it a bloodbath on our streets. we'll be reviewing all the papers in half an hour.

townley grammar school in south—east london is in demand. waiting list to get in. the test and secured their place. i cried, i was so happy. it was really amazing. was it the same for you? yeah. i was really relieved. because everyone you know at your age is still doing it. when you get in, it is quite a nice feeling. the head here knows grammar schools are controversial. on their ability does not have to be exclusive. are they in a grammar school because they are privileged? no. creating opportunities for them. take more disadvantaged pupils. it is part of a wider shake—up. could open new faith schools. for parents around the country. expanding grammar schools that get the most talk. the most talk. one—to—one help across the curriculum, which would be helpful. curriculum, which would be helpful. into it, which means it opens the door to more children. door to more children. putting more money in should be a priority. priority. other children and leaves everybody else left behind. else left behind. ideologically driven to help the select few

page of the new york times international edition we're introduced to an 11 year old girl from south—east london says she looks at meghan markle and sees a version of herself, trying to find a place among its racial codes. so let's begin. with me is mark davies, chief executive at camberton. this story is on the front page of a lot of newspapers, but a different headline. we have the holmes talking about russian interference, we have the telegraphs talking about the need for cooperation post—brexit, and we have the independence and that one terrorist attack a month is thwarted. this is in a speech from the head of mi5 that will happen today in berlin. i think that telegraphs have this right. the other two papers have gone with the old lines. —— the daily telegraph has got this right. the daily telegraph is focused on the fact that the cooperation between the uk and europe is the key message of the speech. the reason it is important is because another speech is happening today, and that is from michel barnier speaking in brussels. he is talking about the pros to brexit landscape and how security

the 17—year—old was said to be playing football near his home in south—east london. teenager to lose their life since christmas. in north london, two shootings, two boys a short distance from each other. they survived, they're 13 and 15. police are investigating whether there's any link. their injuries are not said to be life—threatening. in yet another incident, police were flagged down here in south—east london where a man in his 20s had been wounded. the focus this weekend has been on violence with guns but more than half the deaths in the capital so far this year have been from stabbings. what's driving this spike is not clear either, which makes finding a solution tough. simon cleminson, bbc news, lewisham. vladimir putin will be sworn in as president of russia today , 18 years after he was first elected. in the latest vote in march, he won an overwhelming victory after the main opposition leader was barred from standing. over the weekend, demonstrations against mr putin's leadership were staged across russia and more than a thousand people were arrested. our mo

and the mother of a 17—year—old boy shot dead in south london appeals for an end to the violence in theital. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the parliamentary journalist, tony grew, and the entertainment journalist, caroline frost. tomorrow's front pages, starting with: the financial times says the prime minister will risk the wrath of tory eurosceptics by pressing ahead with the customs plan. the times says brussels is preparing a tough line on brexit, fearing a future labour government lead byjeremy corbyn. grandparents could be given the legal right to see their grandchild according to the daily telegraph. the daily mail leads with their on—going plastic campaign, featuring a river in yorkshire, describing it as the "the river of shame that shames britain" the guardian leads with a new deportation scandal hitting the home office. "bloodbath on our streets" leads the express, after what they describe as a weekend of violence in the uk. the star leads with tributes from the footballing world to sir alex ferguson who remai

the 17—year—old boy has been shot dead in south london. 0ne resident said her neighbour narrowly dodged to bea dodged bullets for what appeared to be a drive—by shooting stop not a quy be a drive—by shooting stop not a guy ina be a drive—by shooting stop not a guy in a car shooting randomly, shot from a moving car, and just missed her, and hit the window of her front room. police are expecting to be holding a news conference shortly.

back in south london, reality is starting to kick in. feel to be here back in the uk? happy.lee. it can get to you after a while. jamaica it was heartbreaking. when you see the conditions, it is so sad. financially draining. yes. going to be a result now. for voting in local elections. including all the london boroughs. the general election 11 months ago. you have until 10 pm to vote.

the 17—year—old was said to be playing football near his home in south—east london.ger to lose their life since christmas. in north london, two shootings, two boys a short distance from each other. they survived, they're 13 and 15. police are investigating whether there's any link. their injuries are not said to be life—threatening. in yet another incident, police were flagged down here in south—east london where a man in his 20s had been wounded. the focus this weekend has been on violence with guns but more than half the deaths in'thetapitat been from stabbings. what's driving this spike is not clear either, which makes finding a solution tough. simon cleminson, bbc news, lewisham. forecasters are predicting today could be the warmest early may bank holiday monday on record, with temperatures in the midlands, east anglia and south east potentially climbing to 28 degrees. most of the uk has been basking in a spell of unseasonably warm weather over the weekend, as richard main reports. first we will go to claire who is in brigbury. families have been gathering for th

and in another incident, south—east london, police we re incident, south—east london, police were flaggeds wounded. half of the deaths in the capital so far this year have been from stabbings. what is driving this spike is not clear either, which makes finding a solution tough. simon cleminson, bbc news, lewisham. we will have more on that later. forecasters are predicting today could be the warmest early may bank holiday monday on record, with temperatures in south—east england potentially climbing to 28 degrees celcius. most of the uk has been basking in a spell of unseasonably warm weather over the weekend, as richard main reports. it has been a picture postcard bank holiday weekend so far. from east lothian to brighton and pretty much everywhere in between. sunseekers in scotla nd everywhere in between. sunseekers in scotland and northern ireland enjoyed their warmest day of the year so far yesterday. while west london was the hottest place in the uk with thermometers near heathrow peaking at 26.3dc. it was a day for hitting the beach. and perhaps dipping a toe in the sea. the early m

a teenager has been shot dead in south london.fatal wounds in southwark yesterday evening. his family have been told. police have called for witnesses — and anyone with information — to come forward. more homes on hawaii's big island have been increased overnight. lava spewed into residential areas forcing more than 2000 people to evacuate. scientists forecast more eruptions and more earthquakes in the coming months, after the southeast corner of the island was rocked by a 6.9 tremor on friday, the strongest in the area since 1975. —— mount kilauea. garden centres and diy stores are set to cash in on a surge in sales this weekend. retail figures were badly affected by the bad weather over easter, but record temperatures this bank holiday weekend could mean gardeners are catching up for lost time. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. this is how some garden centres looked last month. easter was a financial and meteorological wash—out for many retailers — what a difference a month makes. sunshine tends to bring out the shop

more stormy here and parts of the south—east, kent and essex, crossed the london area, and more of thatacross other central southern areas and the south—west overnight, but it is the south—east and eastern parts of england that could have the brunt of england that could have the brunt of some heavier and thundery downpours. but further north and west, a dry story once again with clear skies and some low cloud and mist rolling back in. another muddy one for most. that will continue to move northwards and westwards during the course of wednesday, bringing quite a different day. some very needed rain to northern parts of the uk and some of that rain will be quite heavy, so our wet commute for parts of finland and wales tomorrow morning. some of that pushing into north—east england, eastern scotland and the northern isles, but i think for much of scotland and northern ireland, another dry and sunny day, and quite warm. sunshine in the south—east, temperatures rising to the mid—20s, could set off another thundery shower or two as it will be very humid. in the thursday, we see some showers an

temperatures not doing badly with highs of 18 in aberdeen, 19 in london and south—east england.ure will be with us bringing a lengthy spell of dry weather. it will turn warmer and for most places it will be dry as well. high pressure near the continent and increasingly through the weekend we should start to drag in some of this warmerair should start to drag in some of this warmer air which will boost temperatures across the uk. the warmest air will always be across south—east england but we could see temperatures reach 25 degrees. however quite widely we are looking at temperatures in the upper teens to low 20s. thank you, chris. that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: and 8,000 calls are made to a helpline since it was revealed that a computer error led to thousands of women in england missing out on invitations to routine breast cancer screening. since we opened this morning at breast cancer care we had 40 calls in the first 15 minutes and it doesn't seem

through the barriers the bluecoats closed signified a bridge lift leaving bill clinton stopped in south london on his art with just a bodyguard on a rather anxious drive up. the tower bridge is majestic appearance has made it one of london's most frequently photographed landmarks. many euro max viewers have immortalized themselves in pictures taken in front of the bridge. is a magical place and i'm really happy to see from real zong the in that always as like an equal in the world but especially because i think there is a very ancient energy in this part of the sea that is alive prettier than i thought of your property or the united and. amazing elegance of insulates you are one that i like you can take everything and i really like that how how old all this stuff is we're from the states sell all of our monuments don't date back the spire sell the find that really interesting. many visitors don't know that the bridges seventy thousand ton towers are part of the attraction a few times here in the huge empty spaces inside the mine used for chamber concerts . comfort options of the mining towns o

earlier today we had some thunderstorms to the south of london and they have now moved out into the englishues through the rest of this week. but many areas will be dry with some sunshine around and temperatures widely today into the low 20s. in the north east of england it was much colder. we also had some cloud around in scotland and northern ireland but that is getting to break up. we still have low cloud pushing further inland in the north east of england and other eastern parts of england. everything coming in from the north sea so further west it is dry and clear. not particularly cold but still quite lowly in the 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 corner bringing the threat of some storms 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