we're also going to see the winds that pick up across the south of greece, song, a winds as well for croatia, and it is going to get wet and windy of a sudden areas of italy and across the mediterranean as we go into saturday. but there's plenty of fine in dry weather to be found farther north of this. we've got lot of warms coming through spring time, warmth across essential areas in france, in particular, power coming in at team degrees celsius is a similar story for britain, an island, and much of scandinavia. there's going to be sunshine through the weekend, the temperature in stock and touching up to 11 degrees celsius. so enjoy that sunshine that weather. oh, the weather sponsored by katara ways. from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation, christine all about trying to get a superior reputation, unprompted uninterrupted, where we find the most profound similarity is not actually in our closest living relatives. but it's a much more distant connection. part wanda wright, who will through and psychologist nicholas re honie if you're going to b

we're also gonna see the winds pick up across the south of greece, saga winds as well for croatia, and it is gonna get wet and windy of a southern areas of italy and across the mediterranean as we go into saturday. but there's plenty of fine in dry weather to be found farther north of this. we've got lot of warms coming through spring time, warmth across essential areas in france, in particular power coming in at 14 degrees celsius is a similar story for britain, an island, and much of scandinavia, there's going to be sunshine a through the weekend. the temperature in stock and touching up to 11 degrees celsius. so enjoy that sunshine that to weather ah. with jealousy, graceful. she just exquisite, very glamorous. it's part of our culture to, to look our very best for a special occasion. and for that people who spent money, everything you see on the cut will lead to it is going to be longevity. the young have to come in and turn things around the my, my gerry, on our do their ah, the shake hammered award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the y

longer going to be splashing the cache in bars and villas of south of france or me, you know, dimensions of london or in the islands of greece with the car been allen fuller. thank you so much for joining us. as my pleasure, thank you for having me and it's not just the u. k. u. s. and e. u. switzerland has taken the unprecedented step of imposing sanctions against russia. well, the measures have a big impact on oligarchy, former swiss banker and wiki leaks. whistleblower rudolph. elmer says he has serious doubts to re she's one of the world's most expensive places and that's in no small part due to russian oligarchy. happy to invest their money here. rudolph, elma, used to be a tough banker at the venerable. it's very spank you leo spare. today he is a critic of these financial institutions who came to international prominence as a wiki leaks whistleblower in this right. on the lake, while a lot of money is invested in switzerland because banking secrecy protects the oligarchs. we have a strict secrecy law. guy halted because it's the government politicians and the judiciary support this because it is a huge source of incom

of the sunshine. that will be through lincolnshire and yorkshire. cloud in the midlands, south wales, southern parts of england. an improved day in east anglia and the south—east, but a chilly greece that will make you feel a bit more chilly. elsewhere, a dry sunny start with bits of card pushing its way northwards. it will stay dry in most places throughout monday, even if it is a bit chilly in that strengthening breeze. these are the sort of temperatures we would expect at this time of march. the high pressure will hold on through the week. low pressure will try to push on from the atlantic and we are in the border between the two. it could go either way, but looks like the dry weather will be therefore monday and tuesday. this is bbc news, i'm yalda hakim live in western ukraine. our top stories... russia and ukraine agree a temporary ceasefire in two southern cities to allow civilians to evacuate. during the night we had negotiations between ukrainian and russian parties. the decision for two or three hours we set up such corridor. but ukraine says the evacuation has been delayed over russian ceasefire violations. it had been intended for civilians

south eastern europe in particular, federal warnings of severe cold nor passive. don't you? greece and also the balkans and this cloud think a cloud of nice, what is really still weather and temps have been below average for a long time. but things are changing further, west need to be hard pressed to find much when to further west. since we've had storm systems coming in from the atlantic, this one really inducing a bit of a warm breeze, which is why paris is about 15 degrees. but it still wouldn't tree nissan, canada, and the iceland. and that's where the storm heart is. so that's where the rough weather is and eventually probably coming to the british charles, but ahead of that just gets warmer, bitter brain. here they have it. look at paris. yes, we got rain on tuesday 20 degrees on wednesday. the average is 12, not reco breaking is us 26, but we're certainly well above where we should be doesn't last forever. it comes down again by says he, but that is certainly was immediate trend. now there's a consequence to what's happening up here. the bottom end of that lazy storm system

south of we'll try to shove his college show controller and domino political controller ask about this. ah, for example, germany and france to a lesser extent. exploiting the weak members of the european union greece employ anywhere where germany can make big business. that is a form of exploitation, and the greek economy be considered ruined by the european union. yes, it was ruined by the european union. it's already listed when you look now, at how many greeks have left the country. it's an embarrassment how many young people have left the country. it's an embarrassment ah, resources are being completed, but yet another attempt at dividing the world has become a major item on the mountain agenda. soviet russia is up high that needs to be smartly divided sandy adult, hitler or russia is still a huge tie. and it's at the forefront of western sorts. dec happy talis most, most mac, the control, ian moss. this horse and clintonian at us mission con, on gun to go off of will not pay is over. then i get one shot and will become more mindful how to let me turn guy from the bis hinson creek game. we now have a situation where the united states, as a given to ukraine military guarantee against russian in

south, which has been virtually destroyed by russian bombardment. yet, the people of the city have held out — despite a lack of food, water and electricity. on friday, president macron has said france, greece to convince russia to help people to leave the city. the authorities in mariupol now say they believe around 300 people may have died when russia bombed the city's theatre last week, at a time when civilians, including many children, were taking shelter in the building. the estimate is based on eyewitness accounts and can't be independently verified. 0ur correspondent wyre davies reports from southern ukraine. sergey scans the endless flatlands of southern ukraine — the rich, fertile farmland that russia wants for itself. the 62—year—old former fire engine driver never envisaged taking up arms against the might of moscow, but he knows full well what the russian army is capable of doing. translation: we can't see | mariupol, but we know what's happening there and we must not let that happen here. these people know that we are here for them. these are the last ukrainian defensive lines in the south before the front line a couple of kilometres away, and, of course, all the while, russia

greece. i don't watch an actor this from novel in south east and from where ariano receives and processes, new jersey greenland clinic, blue problem, no gun sample of pneumonia, a grain folk. lamond city. very bullard gregory larry down fast. he bought a cold, you know, label finished, especially with what you wishing now for the 2nd part of this investigation where following the trail back to france, this huge iran, a plant in auburn, is a gateway for much of the uranium coming to europe from all over the world here it is purified for use in nuclear power stations. the process generates a lot of radioactive waste, which is stored in these bases. we meet for brief it at all. the french act of his contact of al must have our ally, chin in the j. i said, okay, is it a push me to said pushing it left leg alter because you. it is a neat as you're a scroll up to the dos and i wish i thought we were the us in our burner. the funny he locker. what he says esparza, looking on a porch from a doorknob and the to door family has lived in knob on for several generations, for breeze cherishes the town. but he claims the factory has been polluting the area for y

south, which has been virtually destroyed by remorseless russian bombardment. yet the people of the city have held out — despite a lack of food, water and electricity. this evening, president macron has said france, greece to convince russia to help people to leave the city. the authorities in mariupol now say they believe around 300 people may have died when russia bombed the city's theatre last week, at a time when civilians, including many children, were taking shelter in the building. the estimate is based on eyewitness accounts and can't be independently verified. 0ur correspondent wyre davies reports from southern ukraine. sergey scans the endless flatlands of southern ukraine, the rich, fertile farmland that russia wants for itself. the 62—year—old former fire engine driver never envisaged taking up arms against the might of moscow, but he knows full well what the russian army is capable of doing. translation: we can't see mariupol but we know what's happening - there and we must not let that happen here. these people know that we're here for them. these are the last ukrainian defensive lines in the south before the front line a couple of kilometres away, and of course all the while russia contin

it stands to greece you going to get a lot of civilian casualties and that is what we are hearing from the ground. also watching kherson, to the south of the country towards the crimean peninsula. there is a bridge that connects the mainland to the crimean peninsula and that seems to be the focus of this particular battle, all of this coastal towns, odessa, luhansk, they are all of key importance of may have foothold in those locations of the remains to be seen that there can be challenge in all of those locations because they have to simply got there but if the russians are able to control all of those, that would mean control over access to the potter and that would mean resupply. it changes the dynamic for them. all eyes are public to the north of the country and that is on this convoy estimated at 40 miles long. a convoy of armor and infantry and weapons coming from the belarus border heading to the capital city of kyiv. a very ominous sign of things to come. >> and i think for context we should note that you are a middle east correspondent for several years and you seen your fair share of war. this one in the first six days as

south, we still got a wintry mix moving across the balkans to some of the heaviest snow expected in romania. we're also expecting from that snow to edge into eastern areas of turkey. but for places like greece and italy, we still got lots of fine and dry weather to come with sunshine. 17 degrees in naples. ah frank assessments for china will benefit from the 0 call that strategy is the rest of the world cannot get together and seemed to use that on cost focused on needs from that student critical debate with claims that need to constitute an interest in chill threats to russia, but it's precisely his actions that created the security in the region. in depth analysis of things, global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah, ah, ah. hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, the sour people in ukraine's capital hoboken. 2 more russians. shelly, a large explosion was seen near residential areas of kiva. a curfew remains in place after 5 people died on tuesday. talks between russia and ukraine are set to resume on wednesday. president valencia zalinski says russia demands are becoming more realistic, and he's conceded that ukraine may not join nato. ukraine's interior minister says at least