a man from south wales has been arrested and accused of terror offences.he european union's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, will travel to luxembourg today to brief eu foreign ministers on the first day of talks with his british counterpart, david davis. both sides said talks had got off to a "promising start" on monday. a teenage protester has been shot dead in venezuela during clashes with police in caracas. the venezuelan interior minister has promised an investigation. at least 73 people have now been killed during protests since the beginning of april. now it's time for world business report. business after brexit — the uk finance minister delivers his so called mansion house speech to business leaders in the city of london — so what will he promise and can he deliver? the perfect commute. is the dream finally reality? a flying car you can actually buy. our man at the paris airshow checks it out. welcome to world business report — i'm sally bundock — also in the programme a warning australia's banks are harbouring toxic debt. rico will have t

three soldiers were taken to hospitals in south wales with one being taken hospitals in south wales withh wales with one being taken directly to the queen elizabeth hospital in birmingham which has a dedicated wing for treating injured service personnel. yesterday afternoon, the ministry of defence announced that one soldier had died in hospital. late last night, the minister of defence, people and veterans tobias ellwood confirmed the death of a second member of the team. castlemartin range, opened by the war office in 1938, is one of only two ranges in the uk were armed units can carry out direct fire training. the m0 de, police and health and safety executive are investigating and a temporary ban on tank live firing has been put in place. downing street says they are confident that the parliament will approve the queen ‘s speech. mrs may's yet to finalise a deal with the democratic unionists on supporting her minority government, but officials insist the talks are progressing well. sinn fein have accused the prime minister of breaching the good friday agreement by agreeing to work wit

a man from south wales has been arrested and accused of terror offences.k. bruno rodriguez said mr trump's decision to re—impose certain travel and trade restrictions lifted by the obama administration "looks like a return to the same policy that didn't work for 50 years". now it's time for hardtalk.

the south wales area.the attack had been hired in south wales. the prime minister has been here today, saying that this attack was every bit as sickening as the other recent terrorist atrocities in the united kingdom in the last few months and saying that hatred and evil will never succeed. that is the latest, just hearing from the metropolitan police investigating this as a terrorism incident, saying that 47—year—old darren osborne from the cardiff area is in custody of terrorism offences, murder and attempted murder. much more from me, but those wallets go back to the sports news. the grass season is in full swing, with just a fortnight to go until wimbledon, but the preparations haven't started well at queen's for nick kyrgios. the australian was playing the american donald young, when this happened. we will come back for more sport but we will now go to brussels. thank you in advance for your attention. i would just like to begin by saying that i was very happy indeed to welcome to our institution here

which i would get going again dotted about scotland, northern ireland and england and a few for south walesstwards. the duke at the picture at four o'clock in the afternoon, really similar story for scotland and northern ireland, as today, there will be some pleasant sunshine but also these big clouds around and you may find a downpour. this not last too long, moves away and the sun comes up. last too long, moves away and the sun comes up. improving nature to north—west england and wales and the far south—west as this line of showers edges from eastern parts of south—west england and the midlands and the humberand south—west england and the midlands and the humber and bears down on east anglia and south—east england but weakening tomorrow evening as that file affects some south eastwards. 0ther that file affects some south eastwards. other places getting the sunshine. tomorrow evening and into early monday we have rain moving into northern ireland and the com pletely into northern ireland and the completely different picture on monday, one area of low pressure of spreading main eastwards an

looks like we could see some very decent breaks in the cloud across south wales and the south—west.s in comparison to recent days will be just a degree or two down, 22, 23 the high, but strong sunshine and very high levels of uv unfortunately. as we go through the coming night, we'll see a little bit more misty low cloud around. we'll see that anyway through the day across western scotland. there could be some around southern and western areas, notjust the coast but inland. it's not going to be a particularly cold night either. as we move into saturday, we've got that high—pressure starting to build in again, pushing those weather fronts northwards. they're still going to hang on in the far north—west of scotland through saturday morning but it's essentially a fine day. more sunshine, i think, compared with the day ahead. although for northern ireland, still some cloud around and scotland, again, the best will be the east for scotland and there we could see temperatures getting into the low 20s. a little warmer for northern ireland again, and certainly so across england and wales as

looks like we could see some very decent breaks in the cloud across south wales and the south—west.ust a degree or two down, 22, 23 the high, but strong sunshine and very high levels of uv unfortunately. as we go through the coming night, we'll see a little bit more misty low cloud around. we'll see that anyway through the day across western scotland. there could be some around southern and western areas, notjust the coast but inland. it's not going to be a particularly cold night either. as we move into saturday, we've got that high—pressure starting to build in again, pushing those weather fronts northwards. they're still going to hang on in the far north—west of scotland through saturday morning but it's essentially a fine day. more sunshine, i think, compared with the day ahead. although for northern ireland, still some cloud around and scotland, again, the best will be the east for scotland and there we could see temperatures getting into the low 20s. a little warmer for northern ireland again, and certainly so across england and wales as we start to build up the warmth. sunday

ireland and tim rogers in the western isles of 40 degrees, lots of stjohn of england and wales, 34 degrees in the southherly breeze not moving far but quite a wet night for scotla nd moving far but quite a wet night for scotland and northern ireland, the rain is creeping across the sea, just moving into england and wales by the end of the night. temperatures 12 degrees in glasgow and belfast, for most of england and wales 14 or 15 degrees so another warm night. and warm start to the day as well. we will see this area of rain slowly move from west to east, the south—east at risk of thunderstorms into the afternoon as temperatures build up to 25, 26, maybe 27 degrees in the south—eastern corner, certainly a warm afternoon, for the west, more like 17 or 18 degrees. quite apt coming after the weather because in the next few moments, president trump will announce whether america will stick to the paris climate accord or not. he is due to make an announcement there. the podium is ready in the rose garden at the white house to speak to the world's press. we willjohn our colleagues at bbc world in washington t

for much of england and south wales dry and sunny.t, it stays fairly quiet across england and wales. temperatures likely to settle with lows in the mid—teens. saturday morning starts on a promising note for many others. a good deal of dry weather for the weekend. high pressure still in the driving seat. across the top, that high pressure allows frontal systems to push into the north—west. here, a little more on the breezy side with showery ad brea ks on the breezy side with showery ad breaks of rain. further south, some sunshine with temperatures responding. as we move into sunday, the potential across england and wales, most likely into the south—east for a high of 30 degrees. if that's too hot—headed towards the coast, these are the sea temperatures. 11—14d. batted. taker. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: the prime minister orders a full public inquiry into the fire that destroyed a residential tower block in west london. as the first victim of the fire is named by his family, mohammed alhajali, a 23—year—old syrian refugee,

the unions as a devastating blow and notjust for the workforce but also the wider economy here in south waleshave said they want to focus their customer services operation on their base in dundee in scotland where they already employs 900 people. they say they are going to create an extra 250 jobs. we have had a statement from tesco today, its chief executive matt davis says they have to ensure they run their business in a sustainable and cost—effective way whilst still meeting the challenging needs of customers. he did say this was a very difficult decision and you want to support the staff here. the unions now will be entering into a consultation period with the company, it's been described as a devastating blow for the staff. the welsh government were not told about this until 45 minutes before the announcement was made public. since then the first minister of wales ca rwyn then the first minister of wales carwyn jones has then the first minister of wales carwynjones has spoken to matt davis and said he's expressed his concern about this announcement and is calling for generous packages fo

on sunday towards south wales, south—west england. most having a dry day on sunday. sunny spells.ce again. rain particularly on monday. some could be happy. goodbye —— some of that could be heavy. hello. it's friday, it's nine o'clock. i'm chloe tilley. welcome to the programme. global dismay as donald trump pulls america out of the paris climate the paris climate change agreement — we will explain what it means and why it's being described as a sad day for the world. we want fair treatment for our taxpayers. we don't want other leaders and other countries to be laughing at us any more, and they won't be. the move will be at the top of the agenda of a meeting between china and eu officials in brussels — we speak to our correspondents in brussels and beijing. the parents of charlie gard, the sick baby who doctors say should have his life support switched off tell this programme why they are fighting so hard to give him

as we come in to south wales, south—western england, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, the beginning to break up. temperatures still at 20 or 21 degrees in the south—east. this evening and overnight we will seek cloud thickening up. one frontal system will spill into northern ireland and northern scotland. further east and further south, largely dry with clear spells. particularly the countryside, where it is chilly. northern ireland, scotland, northern england and north wales a lot of clout tomorrow. there could be the odd heavy shower in north—east scotland. further south, dry weather, sunshine. the best of that close to the coastline. temperatures creeping up. for the middle part of the week, this low pressure will try to squash its way in. but it runs into high pressure. that will force this warm air up from the south, quite humid air. that will waft its way in many southern areas. split fortunes on wednesday. strong sunshine on sunday —— in the south. patchy rain for northern ireland and western scotland. a contrast in temperatures. maybe 27 degrees in the south—east.

south, it is the hotair is still holds onto south, it is the hot air that will be in place across south wales and southern england. lots of sunshine again, close to 30 degrees. to the north, cooler and fresh air. some afternoon showers. into wednesday, bit of a change, showery rain pushing across, some of it on the heavy side. dry weather, warmth towards the south, still, cooler and fresher, but towards the north—east. thursday could be a particularly hot day, 29, 30, maybe a little higher than that, further north it will be cooler and fresher and eventually fresher conditions which will reach all of us by the time that we get to next weekend. —— pakistan shocked their fierce rivals india at the oval in london the mayor of london says the grenfell tower fire disaster was the consequence of years of neglect by governments and the local authority. of neglect by governments sadiq khan believes the blaze, in which 58 people are feared to have died, was avoidable. in which 58 people are feared those in which 58 people are feared who have lost their [i preve nta ble those who have lost their lives

a man from south wales has been arrested and accused of terror offences.uba's foreign minister has rejected the new american policy set out by president trump last week. bruno rodriguez said mr trump's decision to re—impose certain travel and trade restrictions lifted by the obama administration "looks like a return to the same policy that didn't work for 50 years". the muslim council of britain has condemned the finsbury park attack saying it was the most violent manifestation to date of the slum a phobia. in a call for more to be done to protect mosques, extra police will be deployed. our security correspondent chris sports —— reports. it till the government just eight minutes to call this a terrorist attack. it was an attack that, once again, targeted the ordinary and the innocent. speaking today, the prime minister called it every bit as sickening as the other terrorist attacks this year ‘s. she repeated her intention to set up a commission to counter extremism. but while police and emergency services we re while police and emergency services were soon

this was effectively knockout cricket in south wales, a subcontinental cider.e craft. their innings started briskly but trouble was coming. pakistan's bowlers bursting into life. swing deliveries and swooping catchers saw them skittled through the middle order. sri lanka posted just 236, a generous target. pakistan started

now south wales his link to d down t our hearts go out to the families, and all of the the brave hostages who survived the siege. their lives were changed forever. consider thet will recommendations carefully and strengthen arrangements where needed mrc t mrchlt. speaker, our first priority is to keep australia safe. my agencies with whom my and ministers are in constant touch are constantly upgrading, adjusting our response measures. more agile in those harm.eek to do us we will always work tirelessly o keep australians safe and we do that by destroying dash in the field in the middle east and by destroying their networks here at home. australians safe. we have the best agencies, the in intelligence services the world. there are no guarantees, of september 14, ce when the threat level was raised, there have been 63 terrorism advances and another just this week. been or plots have useupted and we continue to every avenue available at our additional viding resources, whether they be financial or legal, whether it to signals intelligence or human intelligence or heart all we can as do we al

a man from south wales has been arrested and accused of terror offences.uba's foreign minister has rejected the new american policy set out by president trump last week. bruno rodriguez said mr trump's decision to re—impose certain travel and trade restrictions lifted by the obama administration "looks like a return to the same policy that didn't work for 50 years". now it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sacker. for the 17 years vladimir putin has ruled russia, as president or prime minister, he hasn't done it alone. he's been backed by a coterie of trusted associates, connected through past ties in st petersburg, or in the kgb or in business. one of mr putin's inner circle is my guest today. vladimir yakunin ran russian railways for a decade and was a close putin adviser. so much so the us made him a target of sanctions after the invasion of crimea. he left the railway two years ago. is he still a true believer in the putin project? vladimiryakunin, welcome to hardtalk. hello. i think it's fair to say, you, for a decade more, were on

and it will certainly feel that way, starting with 20 degrees in the south of wales and into the westnce the sun is up and we're off and running the temperatures are set to soar. that's not quite the whole story about the day's weather. there will be a fair amount of cloud coming in across the northern half of britain and come the afternoon we may see pretty violent thunderstorms breaking out in the far north of wales and to the north of england, maybe the scottish borders as well. the story in the south will undoubtedly be about the heat, especially if we get to that mark of 3a celsius, but it's notjust a south—eastern problem, because it extends yet again into the west country, to the south—west of england, into wales, the heart of the midlands and up towards the north—west of england. further north than that there is a somewhat cooler feel to the weather. but even some of these temperatures, for example 22 in belfast, is above average for the time of year. as you'll see, as you get that wee bit further north it does look very those storms will rumble on during the course of the eve

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aluko is across wales in south—west england. alu ko is eastern across wales in south—west england.19 in london. overnight, further showers crossing the uk. south—westerly winds with us again. and other mild night. then a region of high pressure will move in from the west. that means friday should be a better day. we will see more in the way a sunshine breaking through the cloud, particularly to be head through the afternoon. showers will tend to become confined to scotland late in the day. given the sunshine and lighter winds, 19 and warmer in belfast. 22 degrees in london. at the weekend, there is a clue to that of the shoulder as to the conditions we will face. brace yourself for a soggy saturday. not just wait, but also windy. but there we can definitely is a weekend of two halves. the rain clears through on saturday, and then on sunday, it should be brighter. isolated showers, the more into the way of dry weather and sunshine, and tending to the warmer in the south—east. isa 22 in london. —— highs of 22. this is bbc world news, the headlines. here in the uk — the leaders of the

the real start of summer and it will certainly feel that way, starting with 20 degrees in the south of walesuth—west of england. once the sun is up the temperatures are set to soar. that's not quite the whole story. there will be a fair amount of cloud coming in across the northern half of britain and in the afternoon we may see pretty violent thunderstorms breaking out in the far north of wales and to the north of england, maybe the scottish borders as well. the story in the south will undoubtedly be about the heat, especially if we get to that mark of 3a celsius, but it's notjust a south—eastern problem because it extends yet again into the west country, to the south—west of england, into wales, the heart of the midlands and up towards the north—west of england. further north there is a somewhat cooler feel to the weather. even some of these temperatures, for example 22 in belfast, is above average for the time of year. as you'll see, we get further north it does look very much more unsettled. those storms will rumble on during the course of the evening. and later on we will see the first

a few showers in south wales up to the bristol channel towards bristol and gloucester.n n towards bristol and gloucester. the odd shower further east and in n the midlands. moving north, much drier weather by the morning across northern ireland. bright sunny starts after the downpours of earlier on. some rain for scotland north of the central belt. that rain not as heavy and it will continue to peter out a bit through the day. a mixture of sunshine and showers across the uk. we'll see the main shower risk transferring from the west into the east by the afternoon with more sunshine following on. for a good pa rt sunshine following on. for a good part of the day it should be dry with sunny spells and temperatures a little bit higher for most than they we re little bit higher for most than they were today. a brief respite though because we have a big low pressure coming in from the atlantic. these weather fronts will be spilling our way. not everywhere will catch rain on saturday. it's mainly going to be running north away from northern ireland up into scotland and then th

varying amounts of cloud with decent breaks in the cloud across south wales and the south—west.two down. strong sunshine and very high levels of uv, u nfortu nately. as very high levels of uv, unfortunately. as we go through the coming night, misty low cloud through the day. in western scotland. across the coast and inland. saturday, the high—pressure starting to build in again pushing weather fronts north. in starting to build in again pushing weatherfronts north. in the starting to build in again pushing weather fronts north. in the far north—west of scotland hanging on but essentially a fine day. more than the day ahead. northern ireland, still cloud around and scotla nd ireland, still cloud around and scotland the best will be the east of scotland. a little warmup for northern ireland. and so for england and wales as we start to build the war. sunday we pick up a southerly, losing the misty low cloud but the west of scotland looking as if it could be persistently cloudy with rain at times. if you are finding the prospect of temperatures approaching a stifling, the sea breeze

eventually the rain begins to peter out across mid and south wales, drier to the south—east, warm andnt areas on thursday. the wind and rain for scotland, northern ireland eventually turning a bit drier for northern england. the rest of all england and wales will miss the rest of the showers, some brightness, some warmth and humidity, further north in the wind and rain it will feel quite cold for the hello. my name is tom donkin. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. these are our top stories: holding the world to ransom: another widespread cyber attack hits banks, shops, transport and energy networks. another setback for president trump's attempt to change american healthcare. this time, the senate delays a crucial vote. after half a century as armed revolutionaries, the farc rebels in colombia finally put down their weapons. the chinese artist ai wei—wei brings his new exhibition to washington, and, with it, his support for american dissidents.

looks like we could see some very decent breaks in the cloud across south wales and the south—west.down, 22, 23 the high, but strong sunshine and very high levels of uv unfortunately. as we go through the coming night, we'll see a little bit more misty low cloud around. we'll see that anyway through the day across western scotland. there could be some around southern and western areas, notjust the coast but inland. it's not going to be a particularly cold night either. as we move into saturday, we've got that high—pressure starting to build in again, pushing those weather fronts northwards. they're still going to hang on in the far north—west of scotland through saturday morning but it's essentially a fine day. more sunshine, i think, compared with the day ahead. although for northern ireland, still some cloud around and scotland, again, the best will be the east for scotland and there we could see temperatures getting into the low 20s. a little warmer for northern ireland again, and certainly so across england and wales as we start to build up the warmth. sunday again we see the wa

looks like we could see some very decent breaks in the cloud across south wales and the south—west.t a degree or two down, 22, 23 the high, but strong sunshine and very high levels of uv, unfortunately. as we go through the coming night, we'll see a little bit more misty low cloud around. we'll see that anyway through the day across western scotland. there could be some around southern and western areas, notjust the coast but inland. it's not going to be a particularly cold night either. as we move into saturday, the high—pressure starting to build in again, pushing those weather fronts northwards. they're still going to hang on in the far north—west of scotland through saturday morning but it's essentially a fine day. more sunshine, i think, compared with the day ahead. although for northern ireland, still cloud around and scotland, again, the best will be the east of scotland and there we could see temperatures getting into the low 20s. a little warmup for northern ireland, again. and certainly so across england and wales as we start to build up the warmth. sunday again we see the

and there will be one or two showers across east anglia, southern england and south wales. but temperatures holding up, high teens, low 20s. tonight, else where there is wins getting wetter. cloud starts to push and across ireland and western parts of england and wales into the evening. most of the country will start in the teens. the area of low pressure responsible off into norway through the day, the strongest winds bringing sunny spells. a few spells in northern scotland. and in 12 spots a damp start. what's mcleod for wales, the midlands, southern england, it will break at times for some sunshine. there is a greater chance of some rain at times, some heavy towards eastern areas at the end of the day. temperatures down on a degree also for what they have been today. glastonbury, some spots of rain and drizzle. brighter conditions will develop into the afternoon. monday looking good for the vast majority. should be a dry stout with sunny spells, for most of you. clouding over in the west, bringing some rain and drizzle to wales. heavy rains into northern ireland before th

this is a dick lock in a morning, heading to work perhaps, into the rush—hour, a few showers into south waleses, across england and wales, it will start dry with some sunshine. dry across northern ireland, a bright and sunny start after the downpours of earlier on. still some rain for scotland north of the central belt, but not as heavy, and it will peter out a bit through the day. a mixture of sunshine and showers across the uk, we will see the main shower risk transferring from the west into the east by the afternoon, more sunshine following on. forward good part of the day, it will be dry with sunny spells. —— for a good part of the day. certainly only a brief respite, low pressure coming from the atlantic, these weather fronts will be spilling our way. not everywhere will catch rain on saturday, it is mainly going to be running northwards, away from northern ireland up into scotland, then the rain getting stuck across northern england, parts of the midlands, wales in the south—west. in the south—east, it may stay dry, quite humid, 22 or23 south—east, it may stay dry, quite humid, 22 or 23

in south wales, australia, you see it coming, don't you? don't you? >> oh!ou thinking? >> unbelievable what this bus driver was thinking. especially when i tell you there were 20 school children on board that bus. >> come on! >> i am not kidding. that bus continues to just drive away like nothing even happened. sadly, it caused the truck to jackknife there. >> could you imagine being the kids on the back seat? >> yeah. >> 20 sets of parents are looking for this guy. >> police were looking for this guy too. once the video was released, they were able to track down the 59-year-old bus driver and say what were you thinking. since then they've commenced an investigation. they were also able to talk to the truck driver as well. police are also asking any other witnesses that happened to see this, come forward. they want all the information they can get. >>> imagine this. you're a photographer who just enjoys taking beautiful pictures of the locations you visit. especially switzerland. you can't take a bad picture there. which is why people were outraged when this

showers breaking out again readily in the morning in wales and south—west england and scotla nd walesland and northern ireland. some places will avoid the showers and c dry. the highest temperature will be 20 degrees, most of us will fall short of that. on monday, two areas of low pressure coming into the uk. the first ball push rain eastwards across the uk and the second will bring more rain and strengthen the wind on monday night into tuesday. mandy into tuesday is looking very wet were some of us mandy into tuesday is looking very wet were some of us and potentially very windy. possibly disruptive with that combination of wind and rain. we will keep you updated with what will happen on monday and tuesday. there is a forecast for ways you are available online at any time. i'll be back later. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: the prime minister has insisted that the conservative position on tax hasn't changed. that's after a senior cabinet minister appeared to go further than commitments outlined in the conservative manifesto. well, our position on tax hasn't changed. we've set

south wales police say 6,000 police officers will be deployed in the city.dium. you mentioned 170,000 fans. this is why there is such a big police operation as well as those terrible events in manchester almost a fortnight ago. all those fans, but capacity this evening will only be 66000 and each of the two teens, juventus, the italian champions and real madrid, the spanish champions, their official allocation is only 18,000 each, but it isjust about being in cardiff. you mentioned history, real madrid are kings of this european competition. they have already won at 11 times and are the reigning champions. they haven't won back—to—back champions league title since they went on an amazing run at the beginning of the condition back in the 50s, but they have the likes of ronaldo, benzema upfront, would love to say they have the likes of gareth bale from the start, a homecoming for the welsh hero of course, but he has been out of the tea m course, but he has been out of the team for the last six weeks so it is very likely he will be starting on the bench for rea

the highest temperatures drifting towards south—west england and wales where 30, 31 celsius and possiblyf possibility, but it will be hot across many other areas too. through the latter part of the day, we are likely to see heat showers sparked off again across south wales and south—west england and those could be sharp. then as we head into wednesday, rain in north, but the heat starts to pump up once again from the south. dan and lou. we are live on the bbc news channel as well. this is, of course, in response to what happened in finsbury park overnight. we've learnt this morning the police are saying in the last few moments no one else was in this van when it attacked. this one man alone who has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after this attack on worshippers in finsbury parkjust after midnight this morning. one man has died and eight others have been taken to three separate hospitals in london and we're hearing from the metropolitan police that two of the eight are metropolitan police that two of the eightare in metropolitan police that two of the eight are in a very s

so this is pontypool in south wales, there are two reasons we are here today.to see how that core vote is holding upjust days before the election. two punnets of blueberries and blackberries all for £3... got a second? i'm still setting up... it will take you 30 seconds, we are from bbc news, doing some filming ahead of the election. i think theresa may is not good at all. really? i think labour is going to win this year. yo think labour is going to win? definitely. why do you think theresa may's not done well, how does she come across? i think a lot of people don't trust her. i'm voting labour anyway. how do you feel aboutjeremy corbyn? i don't know. over the decades though, that old labour vote here has been chipped away by the tories, but ukip, by the welsh party plaid cymru. i voted who i always vote for and it will never change over the years. and that'll be labour? no. not labour? no. who for, if you don't mind me asking? i voted for plaid cymru. why plaid? well, i think the welsh government can do more for the welsh than the english have been doing for u

as we come in to south wales, south—western england, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, the

tomorrow it is heading towards the south west and west wales. s much as 80 millimetres of rain, but generally we will see between 15—30 millimetres of rain out of the west. maybe the south—eastern corner staying dry, cloudy with the odd shower then the rain pushing into northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england by the end of the day. top temperatures around 21 celsius, if we get some sunshine in the south east. that area of low pressure will bring heavy rain to the north of scotland through the night. then almost a repeat performance... and more of a straightforward day on friday, with sunny spells and scattered showers. highs of 22 celsius. enter the weekend, don't expect it to remain very supple. there will be some sun but also at times, some rain. —— very settled. if it is sunshine and heat you're after, this is where you should be at the weekend. look at the mediterranean, the mid—30s possible on sunday. so close, but so far away! i am not even going to look. that's it from us. now, the bbc news teams where you are. goodbye. ti

today the new south wales coroner handed down his report our heartfelt sympathies go out with regard to the families and all of the hostages, the brave hostages that survived. their lives are changed forever. the government will consider the recommendations carefully and continue to strengthen arrangements where needed. our first priority is to keep australian say. our agencies with whom i are in, constant touch and are constantly adjusting our response.t we must be more agile than those who seek to do us harm. we will always work tirelessly to keep australian safe. we do that by destroying isis ii the field in the middle east and by destroying their networks here at home.nce serv we'll keep australian say. we have the best agencies, the best intelligence services in the world. there are no guarantees of course, but since september when the threat level was raised there have been 63 arrest for terrorism offenses, another just this week. twelve major plots have been disrupted and we continue to usn every avenue available at oursp disposal providing additional resources whether they be

11 or 12 degrees in the morning. 8am, going to work perhaps into the rush hour, some showers in south walesart dry with some sunshine. dry weather over northern ireland, a sunny start after the downpours, still some rain in scotland, north of the central belt, but not as heavy and it will continue to beat out through the day. sunshine and showers across the uk. the main showers from the west to the east by the afternoon with more sunshine following on and for a good part of the day it should be dry with some sunny spells and higher temperatures than today, at around 22, 23 in the south—east but it is only a brief respite because we have low pressure from the atlantic. these weather fronts will be coming our way and not everywhere will get some rain on saturday. mainly running north away into scotla nd mainly running north away into scotland and then the rain getting stuck across northern england, england, wales and the south west. for the south—east of innard it might stay dry over the weekend. 22, 20 three degrees. elsewhere the numbers are more typical of what we'd expect at this time of

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this is the man who did it from south wales.. 0ur reporter, tomos morgan, is there for us this morning. there has been a police presence here since mid—afternoon yesterday as they continue to search the residence of darren 0sborne in the north—east of cardiff. this is 15 miles north—west of cardiff. it is not sure exactly when the vehicle was hired and what were the motives behind the attack that took place, but south wales police are continuing to co—operate with the metropolitan police in london to figure things out. there has been a statement from the family they say "we are massively in shock. it is unbelievable. he never expressed any racist views. it still has not sunk in. we are devastated for the family." if there are any further developments, i will get them to you as soon as possible. thank you. we will be speaking to people in this community who have vowed to stay together. i will leave you with this one thought. "standing together, one community, one love." it is from local residents. we‘ll be back with naga later in

now, today the new south wales coroner hand down his report into the cafe siege. our sympathies go out once again to the families of katrina dawson and torre johnson, as well as all of the hostages, the brave hostages who survived. their lives were changed forever. the government will consider the recommendations carefully and continue to strengthen arrangements where needed. mr. speaker, our first priority is to keep australians safe. our agencies with whom i and my ministers are in constant touch, are constantly ungrading, reviewing, adjusting, our response measures. we must be more agile than those who seek to do us harm. we will always work tirelessly to keep australians safe, and we do that by destroying daesh in the field in the middle east and by destroying their networks here at home. we will keep australians safe. we have the best agencies, the best intelligence services, in the world. there are no guarantees, of course, but since september 14 when the threat level was raise thread have been 603 arresteds for terrorism relate offenses. another one this we

south in england and wales, sunny spells. not wall—to—wall sunshine. a decent day. evels of uv at the moment, especially in the south—west of england and southern england today. if you suffer from hay fever, very high pollen levels at the moment, especially in england and wales. three this evening, losing most of the wet weather from the west of scotland. most places looking dry with light winds. warm air from the south once again. a muggy and sticky night. temperatures between 13 and 17. the weekend. drawing in warm air from further south. 44 degrees across parts of southern spain. that will go north, leaving temperatures in the uk reaching 30 degrees, even more possibly. saturday, high pressure staying in charge. fronts sitting at the far north—west. saturday, breezy and damp conditions in the north—west of scotland. elsewhere, eastern scotland, eastern parts of northern ireland, sunshine developing. further south in england and wales, plenty of sunshine. temperatures, 27— 28 during saturday. fair weather cloud building in the afternoon. sunday. even warmer. likely

in south wales, australia, you see it coming, don't you? don't you? >> oh! thinking? >> unbelievable what this bus driver was thinking. especially when i tell you there were 20 school children on board that bus. >> come on! >> i am not kidding. that bus continues to just drive away like nothing even happened. sadly, it caused the truck to jackknife there. >> could you imagine being the kids on the back seat? >> yeah. >> 20 sets of parents are looking for this guy. >> police were looking for this guy too. once the video was released, they were able to track down the 59-year-old bus driver and say what were you thinking. since then they've commenced an investigation. they were also able to talk to the truck driver as well. police are also asking any other witnesses that happened to see this, come forward. they want all the information they can get. >>> imagine this. you're a photographer who just enjoys taking beautiful pictures of the locations you visit. especially switzerland. you can't take a bad picture there. which is why people were outraged when this v