it while in south wales he was identified as autistic.- while in south wales he was identified as autistico — identified as autistic. it was a year up to that _ identified as autistic. it was a year up to that point - identified as autistic. it was a year up to that point where i | identified as autistic. it was a i year up to that point where i felt i was able to go and speak to a couple of people in cardiff in regards to my feelings and what was going on and obviously my diagnosis,. i knew neal would be fine with it, he wouldn't treat me any differently and he didn't. it was a case of being me. it was nice that i was finally able to open up and there wouldn't be any consequences. he is now enjoying — wouldn't be any consequences. he is now enjoying life _ wouldn't be any consequences. he is now enjoying life on _ wouldn't be any consequences. he is now enjoying life on the _ wouldn't be any consequences. he is now enjoying life on the seventh tier. hashtag can help it sound like a good fit, but being autistic myself i am keen to hear how he feels a unique mind might be able to help as fo

but for south—west wales, south—west england, some sunny spells withhe cloudy skies and the rain, 7—11. into next week, low pressure moves to the east, monday should be quieter but we still have an easterly airflow bringing quite a bit of cloud on monday towards the eastern coast of scotland, eastern england, may be some spots of rain. elsewhere largely dry, some bright and sunny spells towards western areas of the uk. temperatures pretty typical for the time of year, eight — 11 or 12 celsius. for the rest of the week, southern and eastern areas should remain largely dry, some spells of sunshine, temperatures rising, 14—15c further north and west remaining unsettled, rain at times and temperatures 10—13. temperatures slightly above the average as we go through the week, goodbye. live from jerusalem. this is bbc news. the european union says a maritime aid corridorfrom cyprus to gaza could begin operating within hours. the first vessel is being loaded now. but as the humanitarian situation becomes ever more desperate, the united states says it could tak

but for south—west wales, south—west england, some sunny spells withto next week, low pressure moves to the east, monday should be quieter but we still have an easterly airflow bringing quite a bit of cloud on monday towards the eastern coast of scotland, eastern england, may be some spots of rain. elsewhere largely dry, some bright and sunny spells towards western areas of the uk. temperatures pretty typicalfor the time of year, eight — 11 or 12 celsius. forthe the time of year, eight — 11 or 12 celsius. for the rest of the week, southern and eastern area should remain largely dry, some spells of sunshine, temperatures rising, 14-15 c sunshine, temperatures rising, 111—15 c further north and west remaining unsettled, rain at times and temperatures 10—13. temperature slightly above the average as we go through the week, goodbye. i'm anna foster injerusalem with the very latest developments on the israel gaza war. the european union says a maritime aid corridor from cyprus to gaza could begin operating in the coming hours. they are loading the first shi

but the rain and the breeze continues to push into the south—west and wales.emperature rise, up to 11 or 12, pretty much where we should be for this time of year. although it will be a bit cooler further north. through this evening and overnight for cloud and the breeze and rain moves northwards, becoming confined to eastern scotland and eastern england. a few heavy showers in the channel, one or two for northern ireland. where we have clearer skies, a touch of frost, may be some fog. when we have cloud, not quite as cold. for tuesday, a couple of other fans, as cold. for tuesday, a couple of otherfans, one on as cold. for tuesday, a couple of other fans, one on the eastern side which will fizzle away and we have this other one affecting northern ireland and western scotland. this is where we are likely to see most of the cloud and showers. a rain slow to clear the east coast, i think eventually it will do although there will be some in north—east scotland. showers across western parts of scotland, particularly northern ireland and western scotland. plenty of

what we have found is new south wales comes out on top.ve ranked of these governments based on a few different criteria. things like the level of ambition. these policies in line with what is needed for net zero? as well as the amount of funding. whether they are transparent and whether they are legislated. new south wales has started the bi auction process which i mentioned helps de-risk investment. policy is transparent and it is on track for what is required for net zero. that is why it comes out on top. the victorian government infidel pro-government rank in the second place. they both get full points for ambition. the northern territory comes in last simply because they don't have enough substantial policy to support for their of renewables going forward. haidi: that uptick, could it potentially further support uptick or are there we are talking about? >> the are a lot of factors that can support greater renewables outside of pure policy alone. one big area we are. . looking at is hydrogen australia has. big ambitions of becoming a hy

south—eastern england. in—between, large amounts of cloud, some bright sunny spells, the best of those for wales and the south—westrth—east of scotland. and into tuesday, the weather system could bring rain across the southern half of the uk and then we see the next system from the west feeding rain across northern ireland and western parts of wales and into scotland later. limited sunny spells, but temperatures will start to climb, and that is a sign of things to come. moving through the middle of the week, various weather systems wriggling around. and eventually, as they shift north, they will introduce warmer air which reaches just about all the country by the end of the week, something colder trying to cling on in the far north. but for most of us into the weekend, it will bring higher temperatures, but that doesn't mean blue skies and sunshine all the time, still some outbreaks of rain. live from london. this is bbc news. a us army logistics ship carrying equipment to build a temporary floating port is heading to gaza, as part of plans to deliver humanitarian aid by sea. separately, a spanish charity says a s

that's and parts of south wales. that's where weather warning and parts of south wales.y. arning and parts of south wales. that's waorce throughout today. thisg in force throughout today. this band rain will push into more band of rain will push into more northern areas england that northern areas of england that will as snow over the high will fall as snow over the high ground around mainly ground above around 250m, mainly so lower levels will mainly just see rain. but we also see some quite blustery showers following in that across many in behind that across many southern central areas and southern and central areas and it's to be feeling rather it's going to be feeling rather chilly out there today, particularly on any coastal areas and in showers where areas and in any showers where we've got quite a strong wind through tonight, going to through tonight, it's going to be unsettled. many be staying quite unsettled. many areas see further rain . areas will see further rain. that band push into more that band will push into more northern areas, into parts of scotland we

south—east. heavy rain at times, moving a bit further west into north wales, but for south—west wales and south—westcause of the more cloudy skies and rain. 7—11 celsius. into next week, the area of the pressure will continue to move eastwards, monday should be a quieter day but we still have an easterly airflow bringing quite a bit of cloud on monday towards eastern coasts of scotland, eastern england, there might be some spots of rain. elsewhere should be largely dry, some bright and sunny spells towards western areas of the uk, and temperatures pretty typical for the time of year, about 8—12 celsius. as for the rest of the week, southern and eastern areas should remain largely dry, some spells of sunshine, temperatures actually rising, 1a—15 celsius. further north and west, remaining unsettled, outbreaks of rain at times, and temperatures about 10—13 celsius. temperatures slightly above the average as we go through the week. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines. the european union says a maritime aid corridorfrom cyprus to gaza could begin operating in the coming hours. the first vessel is b

but for south—west wales, south—west england, some sunny spells withure moves to the east, monday should be quieter but we still have an easterly airflow bringing quite a bit of cloud on monday towards the eastern coast of scotland, eastern england, may be some spots of rain. elsewhere largely dry, some bright and sunny spells towards western areas of the uk. temperatures pretty typical for the time of year, eight — 11 or 12 celsius. for the rest of the week, southern and eastern areas should remain largely dry, some spells of sunshine, temperatures rising, 14—15c further north and west remaining unsettled, rain at times and temperatures 10—13. temperatures slightly above the average as we go through the week, goodbye. i'm anna foster injerusalem with the very latest developments on the israel gaza war. the european union says a maritime aid corridor from cyprus to gaza could begin operating within hours. they are loading the first ship. but, as the humanitarian situation becomes ever more desperate, the united states says it could take up to 60 days f

, and into the south—west, wales, and into the irish sea and northern ireland. nds are blowing out of the south—west. that's a mild direction. if anything, despite all the cloud and the early outbreaks of rain, i think on sunday with that even southerly, i think the temperatures are going to rise, we're talking 15, i6, temperatures are going to rise, we're talking 15, 16, maybe even 17 degrees celsius in one or two spots across the east and the south—east. let's have and the south—east. let's have a look at the outlook. it's going to be a mixed bag. every weather icon you can possibly imagine. but those temperatures are going to remain on the mild side. midbetween across the south, 8—13 in the north of the uk. that's it for me. bye—bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. us senator chuck schumer takes aim at israel's prime minister, calling him an "obstacle to peace" and calling for new elections. polls open in remote eastern parts of russia as three days of voting is set to give vladimir putin six more years in power. plus, a judge in florida rejects donald

now the thing writing that's been coming through new south wales is max is moving slowly northwards across the boulder into queens and not leaving behind, slowly moving sunshine to a melvin eventually got about 27 in the couple of days time. and for the 1st time for weeks, rain is showing itself very close to path which is about $34.00 on sunday. the major range is more likely be further north, but it's still quite hot and noticed how does it was, even though it is new south wales and victoria, a more or less free or free for the most part or the end of monday. right, is running out through both sizes in new zealand buildings from pump to because of it mostly of right. but it moves very quickly. you know, she's christ church at $22.00 is not benefiting much from what is normally a woman for an effect. we've got tons to brought degrees, all the same. still the rainy season in indonesia, and in fact the vice java mc mount from possibly the west side of bonia. the risk of studying is quite high from these particularly heavy shows at the moment, know that they're still almost reco breaking the

drizzly, with some areas of mist and hill fog, and any clear spells that you might see across, say, south walestween day, really. this low clearing eastwards, other weather systems waiting in the wings out west. but for many of us, not a huge amount going on, aside from a lot of cloud, some mist and murk, a few brighter spells, perhaps most especially for wales and the south—west of england. this area of low pressure mayjust bring some rain perilously close to the east coast of england, and this frontal system will bring some rain across northern ireland and into western scotland. temperatures — 6 celsius in lerwick, 12 celsius in plymouth. through monday night and into tuesday, this little weather system saunters its way in from the west. this first pulse of wet weather bringing rain across wales, parts of the midlands and southern england. as we start tuesday, that should tend to pull away southwards, but we'll see more rain getting into northern ireland, perhaps west wales, north—west england and south—west scotland as we head towards the end of the afternoon. temperatures, though, beginning

while in south wales, he was identified as autistic.eople in cardiff in regards to my feelings and what was going on and obviously my diagnosis. so, i knew neil would be fine with it, he wouldn't treat me any differently — and he didn't. it was a case of — i'm me. it was nice that i was finally able to open up and there wouldn't be any consequences towards it. now much more open, halford is now enjoying life on the seventh tier. hashtag and halford sound like a good fit but being autistic myself, i'm keen to hear how he feels a unique mind might be able to help as football. it's not something i bring up. it's — if someone wants to talk to me about it, then, i'm more than open to talk about it. the game is now starting to explore the number of neurodivergent players, but greg is keen to see a change in the right direction. i was moved on too quickly from certain clubs because i didn't fit in the changing room. people signed players to play for them because they see something — thatjust doesn't disappear. you have to be able to get it out

of rain here today from pretty much stationary cold also bringing further abuse of rain across south wales warm front pushes northwards across central and southern areas of scotland. bringing further heavy downpours across northern ireland. some of this rain turning to snow on the northern edges as it hits the colder air across the grampians and the cairngorms. so above about 200 to 300 metres. some outbreaks of rain later but largely dry for most, few brighter spells with a lot of cloud and temperatures are lower than they were yesterday, 6 to 12 celsius. overnight tonight, the warm front clears away into the north sea, taking the rain with it. there will be some wintry showers across the far north of scotland in the rain continues across wales, south west england pushing further east. largely frost free start to the day but watch out for icy stretches across the north of scotland. here the wintry showers are likely to continue for a time tomorrow. pushing a little further northwards, some gusty winds across the north. the cold front is pushing further northwards and eastwards bringing mo

further south, northern ireland, england and wales, sunny spells, the odd shower, highs of 11.eek ahead, into the easter weekend, but there will still be some rain at times. live from london, this is bbc news. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees says israel has told him it will no longer approve its food convoys to enter northern gaza. russia's president putinjoins a day of national mourning, lighting a candle for victims of the concert hall attack, where 137 people were killed. ireland is set to have its youngest—ever prime minister, with simon harris declared as fine gael leader. and jasmin paris — the first woman to complete one of the world's most gruelling races — speaks to the bbc. any woman that wants to take on a challenge and maybe doesn't have the confidence, the idea that i might have inspired them to believe in themselves and have a go, that's huge.

south—east. it will move westwards into north wales, but some sunny spells for south—west england and south walesrly airflow bringing quite a lot of cloud on monday. should be largely dry, some brighter and sunny spells towards western areas of the uk. temperature is pretty typicalfor the time of year. for the rest of the time of year. for the rest of the week, southern and eastern areas should remain largely dry. there will be some spells of sunshine, temperatures actually rising. for the west remains unsettled, outbreaks of rain at times. temperatures slightly above the average as we go through the week. bye—bye. live from london, this is bbc news. the eu says a maritime aid corridor from cyprus to gaza could open in the coming hours. these are live pictures from larnaca where they are loading the first ship. an urgent search continues in northern nigeria to find nearly 300 school children abducted by gunmen. the abducted by gunmen. state governor says at least children the state governor says at least 28 children who were kidnapped from the school on thursday have managed to escape. a london f

while in south wales he was identified as autistic.and speak to a couple of people in cardiff in regards to my feelings and what was going on and obviously my diagnosis,. i knew neal would be fine with it, he wouldn't treat me any differently and he didn't. it was a case of being me. it was nice that i was finally able to open up and there wouldn't be any consequences. he is now enjoying life on the seventh tier. hashtag can help it sound like a good fit, but being autistic myself i am keen to hear how he feels a unique mind might be able to help as football. it is not something i bring up. if someone wants to talk to me about it i'm more than open. the game is now starting to explore the number of newer the virtual players, mcgregor is keen to see a move to the right direction. —— neurodivergent. i was moved on to quickly and certain clubs because i didn't fit in the changing room. teens sign players to play for the books they see something thatjust doesn't disappear. until football stops being a business and is run for human beings t

showers heaviest out towards the west through saturday, so the far south—west of england, south—west walesl day, dry and feeling pleasant enough in the sunshine with light winds. a chilly night will follow. of course, as we go through into sunday morning, easter sunday morning, the clocks will have gone forward an hour, so the evenings will be lighter, the mornings a little bit darker to begin with. not a bad start, though. a lot of dry weather around. there will be some showers in the west to begin with and more will develop through the day, heavy, thundery towards the south—west, but many of you again will spend the bulk, if not all the day, dry. temperatures 1a, 15 degrees in western scotland and through parts of central england too. as you go through into monday, this is where low pressure develops again towards the south. exact details may change a little bit, so i'd keep across the forecast, but it does look like across southern counties of england, south wales, the potentialfor some longer spells of rain again. away from that, cloud and a cool breeze down some north sea coasts, but

also, electra is in journalism at the university of south wales and the u. k. and we often, if the manipulation actually matches. so yes, because i have these ethical codes of conduct, we have in the u. k. here we have it. so we have the b, p a's guide of conduct, we have an u j and all of these agencies across the world have to sort of abide by these regulations. we are regulated industry, you know, we are supposed to. so a tell the truth and accuracy as much as we can. and when the po press organizations trying to submit something which has been made to place it that goes against those rules. and that's, that's why it was given the, the kill older, which stands quite, you know, expands quite harsh, but some that basically means that old distribution of the image cannot go ahead because of those manipulations. i mean, if you look closely small, it's not difficult to see those manipulations if you, if you look at various elements of charlotte hand. and if you look just behind the louise knee, you can actually see very, very obvious manipulations which really co

drizzly with some areas of mist and hill fog and any clear spells that you might see across, say, south wales it's an in—between day, really. this low clearing eastwards, other weather systems waiting in the wings out west. but for many of us, not a huge amount going on, aside from a lot of cloud, some mist and murk, a few brighter spells, perhaps most especially for wales and the south—west of england. this area of low pressure mayjust bring some rain perilously close to the east coast of england and this frontal system will bring some rain across northern ireland and into western scotland. temperatures 6 celsius in lerwick, i2 celsius in plymouth. through monday night and into tuesday, this little weather system saunters its way in from the west. this first pulse of wet weather bringing rain across wales, parts of the midlands and southern england. as we start tuesday, that should tend to pull away southwards, but we'll see more rain getting into northern ireland, perhaps west wales, north—west england and south—west scotland as we head towards the end of the afternoon. temperatures, though

south towards northern spain. the isobars open up, lighter winds across central and southern england. but this trailing weather front will introduce cloud and showery bits and pieces of rain. a relatively bright start across waless way westwards as we go through the afternoon. so sunny spells and a few scattered showers, potentially, across cornwall, devon and parts of south wales. a line of more persistent rain moving its way slowly eastwards, cloudier skies remaining behind. quite a lot of clouds to the east of the pennines, some showery outbreaks of rain moving into northern ireland and always along that east coast. it will stay cloudy, cool, breezy and wet at times. so that could have an impact once again on the feel of the weather — 6—8 degrees here. but further west where we may well see the best of the brightness, 11—12 celsius. now, as we move out of sunday into monday, that low pressure is going to drift its way over into central europe. the trailing weather front still producing quite a lot of cloud and a few bits and pieces of showery rain across parts of london and towards kent first thing on monday morning. so monday, again, a grey start. we've got this easterly feed continuing to push in cloud and

sunshine around, probably the best of it in western scotland in towards northern ireland, west wales, southsius will be the high. friday looks like we could see more sunshine around, again a brisk south—easterly breeze. there's just signs of it starting to turn a bit more unsettled and a bit milder as we head into the weekend. russia's neighbour georgia is closely watching what happens in ukraine. it shares a 900km border with russia, who invaded in 2008. russian troops are still stationed in two separatist regions. georgia has just been granted eu candidate status and talks ofjoining nato, yet its government is seen

drizzly with some areas of mist and hill fog and any clear spells that you might see across, say, south waless well. so monday morning, quite a murky start. it's an in—between day, really. this low clearing eastwards, other weather systems waiting but for many of us, not a huge amount going on, aside from a lot of cloud, some mist and murk, a few brighter spells, perhaps most especially for wales and the south—west of england. this area of low pressure mayjust bring some rain perilously close to the east coast of england and this frontal system will bring some rain across northern ireland and into western scotland. temperatures 6 celsius in lerwick, 12 celsius in plymouth. through monday night and into tuesday, this little weather system saunters its way in from the west. this first pulse of wet weather bringing rain across wales, parts of the midlands and southern england. as we start tuesday, that should tend to pull away southwards, but we'll see more rain getting into northern ireland, perhaps west wales, north—west england and south—west scotland as we head towards the end of the afterno

that low will start to push towards the south of england and wales, bringing some outbreaks of rain.es. we've still got that easterly wind blowing towards north sea facing coast, but it's drier and brighter across many areas of scotland and northern ireland, particularly out towards the west, but again feeling cooler towards those north sea coast, just nine or ten degrees celsius here. and some wet weather, too, in the south. and we may not stay completely dry either. on tuesday, we're likely to still see a few more showers. we do still have that easterly wind blowing, becoming a bit more northeasterly as we head through the day again. so here plenty of clouds and showers, especially out towards the west with rain maybe moving into the south west of england and south wales by the time we get to the end of the day. but temperatures certainly lower by the time we get to tuesday, just 7 to 12 degrees celsius. and that rain is spinning up on an area of low pressure as we head through wednesday. so again, it's looking pretty wet towards the south. there will be further outbreaks of rain.

in our area in south wales, i they have regular inspections.hey have somebody who will sit with you all day _ and scrutinise every little thing you do. i let's speak to ellen broome, the managing director of coram family and childcare. thank you so much for your time, we really do appreciate it. to those stories echo a lot of what you've been hearing as well as the challenges you are aware of? absolutely. a report that is out today paint quite a bleak picture for parents. they are facing, i think all the colours they are shared that with us, they are facing a double whammy this year are both dramatic drops in childcare availability and also above inflation rises in childcare costs. as you said, only a third of councils, three in ten councils think they have enough childcare for parents working full—time and four children under two, so some in the market. i children under two, so some in the market. ., ., ., market. i want to redo something from the department _ market. i want to redo something from the department for - market. i want to redo so

as you move through the course of the day, the rain pushing across south west england, south wales, upenerally across western edges. but after that chilly starts with the frost and the fog, most of the country should have a fine afternoon with plenty of sunshine around. temperatures lifting up to around 11 degrees, i think, in the warmest spots. through this evening and overnight, that cloud, the wind and the rain push its way slowly northwards and eastward. you see a few showers running in behind across south west england, through the channel islands, the odd heavier one there. but while the skies are clear, then it's likely we'll see a touch of frost, maybe a little bit of fog again. but where we hold on to the cloud, the rain across northern and eastern areas, it'll be less cold here. tuesday, we've got that weather front slowly pushing northwards and clearing the east of the country later in the day. but further weather fronts will tend to push into northern ireland, western scotland as we head through the day. eventually that weather front, i think, will clear eastern areas, but i

as you move through the course of the day, the rain pushing across south west england, south wales, upn ireland, a bit more cloud generally across western edges. but after that chilly starts with the frost and the fog, most of the country should have a fine afternoon with plenty of sunshine around. temperatures lifting up to around 11 degrees, i think in the warmest spot now through this evening and overnight, that cloud, the wind and the rain push its way slowly northwards and eastward. you see a few showers running in behind across south west england through the channel islands. but while the skies are clear, then it's likely we'll see a touch of frost, maybe a little bit of fog again. but where we hold on to the cloud, the rain across northern and eastern areas, it'll be less cold here. tuesday, we've got that weather front slowly pushing northwards and clearing the east of the country later in the day. but further weather fronts will tend to push into northern ireland, western scotland as we head through the day. eventually that weather front i think will clear eastern areas, but i

south towards northern spain. the isobars open up, lighter winds across central and southern england. but this trailing weather front will introduce cloud and showery bits and pieces of rain. a relatively bright start across walesn will tend to drift its way westwards as we go through the afternoon. so sunny spells and a few scattered showers, potentially, across cornwall, devon and parts of south wales. a line of more persistent rain moving its way slowly eastwards, cloudier skies remaining behind. quite a lot of clouds to the east of the pennines, some showery outbreaks of rain moving into northern ireland and always along that east coast. it will stay cloudy, cool, breezy and wet at times. so that could have an impact once again on the feel of the weather — 6—8 degrees here. but further west where we may well see the best of the brightness, 11—12 celsius. now, as we move out of sunday into monday, that low pressure is going to drift its way over into central europe. the trailing weather front still producing quite a lot of cloud and a few bits and pieces of showery rain across parts of london and towards kent first thing on monday morning. so monday, again, a grey start. we've got this easterly feed continui

sunshine around, probably the best of it in western scotland in towards northern ireland, west wales, southbreeze will be picking up, ii celsius will be the high. friday looks like we could see more sunshine around, again a brisk south—easterly breeze. there's just signs of it starting to turn a bit more unsettled and a bit milder as we head into the weekend. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm steve lai. the headlines: china's national people's congress begins in beijing, an annual meeting for thousands of delegates to discuss the country's biggest issues. the us vice president urges israel to allow more aid into gaza during talks with a key member of israel's war cabinet. the us supreme court rules that donald trump can stand as a presidential candidate in colorado, following the state's attempt to kick him off the ballot. chaos in haiti as armed gangs run riot and storm a prison haiti's capital closes down as the government tries to enforce a state of emergency after armed gangs stormed a prison, freeing thousands of dangerous criminals. live from our studio in singapo

south towards northern spain. the isobars open up, lighter winds across central and southern england. but this trailing weather front will introduce cloud and showery bits and pieces of rain. a relatively bright start across waleswe go through the afternoon. so sunny spells and a few scattered showers, potentially, across cornwall, devon and parts of south wales. a line of more persistent rain moving its way slowly eastwards, cloudier skies remaining behind. quite a lot of clouds to the east of the pennines, some showery outbreaks of rain moving into northern ireland and always along that east coast. it will stay cloudy, cool, breezy and wet at times. so that could have an impact once again on the feel of the weather — 6—8 degrees here. but further west where we may well see the best of the brightness, ii—i2 celsius. now, as we move out of sunday into monday, that low pressure is going to drift its way over into central europe. the trailing weather front still producing quite a lot of cloud and a few bits and pieces of showery rain across parts of london and towards kent first thing on monday morning. so monday, again, a grey start. we've got this easterly feed continuing to push in cloud and maybe some outbrea

further south, northern ireland, england and wales, sunny spells, the odd shower, highs of ii.ctually, through the week ahead, into the easter weekend, but there will still be some rain at times. live from london, this is bbc news. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees says israel has told him it will no longer approve its food convoys to enter northern gaza. russia's president putinjoins a day of national mourning, lighting a candle for victims of the concert hall attack where 137 people were killed. ireland is set to have its youngest ever prime minister, with simon harris declared as fine gael leader. and jasmin paris, the first woman to complete one of the world's most gruelling races, speaks to the bbc. any woman that wants to take on a challenge and maybe doesn't have the confidence, the idea that i might have inspired them to believe in themselves and have a go, that's huge.

it is believed they have crossed the border from queensland into northern parts of new south wales. fire ants, when they attack, they attack en masse, they swarm over their victims, theirjaws log onto a victim's skin and they insert venom by a stinker of a spike in their abdomen, so essentially it is not really a bite, it is a stab, and these fire ants can inflict multiple stings on victims, and they pose a threat notjust to people but to pets, livestock, and wildlife as well. so, a lot for this parliamentary inquiry in canberra to digester, as it ascertains the threat from these tiny yet aggressive creatures.— these tiny yet aggressive creatures. , ., ., creatures. so, they are going to ascertain _ creatures. so, they are going to ascertain the _ creatures. so, they are going to ascertain the threat - creatures. so, they are going to ascertain the threat but. to ascertain the threat but also presumably a way of countering it, which doesn't sound easy at all.— countering it, which doesn't sound easy at all. well, there is disagreement _ sound easy at all. well, there is disagreement

there in abundance, but a few showers around western scotland, northern ireland and more especially south walesl stay largely dry and not as cold as yesterday. into tonight, lose the sun and the temperatures will drop quite markedly. some dense patches of fog forming, east wales and into parts of the midlands in particular, and a widespread frost tonight to take you into the monday morning commute. so a chilly morning out there, but it should be a bright one. changes afoot, though, towards the south—west as this next weather system pushes its way in. now, this will bring some wet weather, probably the wettest stage and wettest day of the week at the moment on monday. a dry start for many, lots of brightness, except where you�*ve got those dense patches of fog for the morning commute. they will gradually lift and clear. rain, though, quickly spreads into the channel islands, south—west england and through much of wales morning and early afternoon. outbreaks of rain and strengthening winds to northern ireland too. many though across scotland away from the far northeast and of course much of north

temperatures on monday afternoon across south wales, southern england, ten, 11, 12 degrees, those inee some quite significant snow. 0ver very modest hills we can see snow, but over 300 metres elevation we could be looking at 20 centimetres of snow, and at low levels close to the east coast, parts of aberdeenshire and east fife, up to 15 millimetres of rain, bring the risk of flooding and disruption. the weather only slowly improving, rain petering outjust a little bit. windy in the finals, really cold as well, struggling to get above freezing for some. further south, northern ireland and wales, highs of ii, northern ireland and wales, highs of 11, temperatures climbing a little bit through the week ahead into the easter weekend, bit through the week ahead into the easterweekend, but bit through the week ahead into the easter weekend, but there will still be some rain at times. this is bbc news. the headlines... president putin lights a candle for victims of the concert hall attack, where 137 people, including three children, were killed. large numbers of russians continue to lay flow

this slow—moving band of rain could sit in place for south wales, south—west england, the channel isleslooks unsettled, showers and longer spells of rain. turning milder, particularly in the south, but cold ma link in the north of the uk. -- but but cold ma link in the north of the uk. —— but cold air could linger in the north of the uk. this is bbc news, the headlines: four gunmen have been arrested after 133 people were killed in a moscow concert hall attack — president putin has vowed those responsible will be punished. the islamic state group says it was behind the attack — releasing a photo of four masked men it says were involved. an outpouring of support for the princess of wales — after she revealed she's in the early stages of cancer treatment. in a video statement, catherine said the diagnosis came as a "huge shock". health leaders have praised kate for being "brave" in "speaking out". the health ministry in gaza says the number of people killed by israeli forces while waiting for aid on the outskirts of gaza city has risen to at least 19. they re said to have been hit by tank

south—eastern england. in—between, large amounts of cloud, some bright sunny spells, the best of those for wales and the south—westay, the weather system could bring rain across the southern half of the uk and then we see the next system from the west feeding rain across northern ireland and western parts of wales and into scotland later. limited sunny spells, but temperatures will start to climb, and that is a sign of things to come. moving through the middle of the week, various weather systems wriggling around. and eventually, as they shift north, they will introduce warmer air which reaches just about all the country by the end of the week, something colder trying to cling on in the far north. but for most of us into the weekend, it will bring higher temperatures, but that doesn't mean blue skies and sunshine all the time, still some outbreaks of rain. live from jerusalem, i'm anna foster with the very latest developments in the israel—gaza war. a us army logistics ship carrying equipment to build a temporary floating port is heading to gaza, as part of plans to deliver humanitarian aid by sea. separately, a s

south—eastern england. in—between, large amounts of cloud, some bright sunny spells, the best of those for wales and the south—west bring rain across the southern half of the uk and then we see the next system from the west feeding rain across northern ireland and western parts of wales and into scotland later. limited sunny spells, but temperatures will start to climb, and that is a sign of things to come. moving through the middle of the week, various weather systems wriggling around. and eventually, as they shift north, they will introduce warmer air which reaches just about all the country by the end of the week, something colder trying to cling on in the far north. but for most of us into the weekend, it will bring higher temperatures, but that doesn't mean blue skies and sunshine all the time, still some outbreaks of rain. this is bbc news, the headlines... a us army logistics ship carrying equipment for a temporary floating port is heading to gaza, as part of plans to deliver humanitarian aid by sea. separately, a spanish charity vessel carrying 200 tonnes of food for gaza is preparing to set sailfrom cypru

wet weather across soutthat , south wales bring some wet weather across soutthat will , south walesss soutthat will develop uth wales bring some wet weather across soutthat will develop some ales bring some wet weather across soutthat will develop some snow. and that will develop some snow. perhaps over the west midlands, certainly parts of gloucestershire, herefordshire certainly parts of glotinto ershire, herefordshire certainly parts of glotinto central herefordshire certainly parts of glotinto central andefordshire certainly parts of glotinto central and then hire and into central and then northern parts of wales, mostly over hills. snow . but over the hills. the snow. but there be some at lower there could be some at lower levels. rain many levels. heavy rain for many elsewhere as the rain clears from scotland and northern ireland. frost ireland. some pockets of frost certainly likely here. and then we the winds picking up we look at the winds picking up along coast, very along the south coast, a very blustery day come tomorrow. blustery day to come tomorrow. met warning in met