the south-west coast sailing date on the south—west coast of england, this would be it.nd i think, with ten seconds to go, we should very shortly see the red arrows appearing in shot. all next in cornwall praying to the skies at the moment, and can we see them? i have given them such good billing saying they are always on time. i hope they are not late. no, no sign of them just yet. so while i talked over these pictures, i am bound to talk over them, vicky, as they appear, but we will keep watching these pictures. what did you make of these pictures. what did you make of the relationship chewing joe biden, on the beach tonight, and boris johnson? —— relationship betweenjoe biden. there was a lot of feeling that they would not hit it off. there have been things said about borisjohnson there have been things said about boris johnson that there have been things said about borisjohnson that he was a pale imitation of donald trump and of coursejoe biden does not agree with brexit. but looking at pictures, it seems to have gone very well. i always wonder about the relationship

in the south west coast of england, the world 7 largest pars meeting to discuss a daunting list of waste issues. the talks will be dominated by vaccine diplomacy, climate change, and b, building the global economy. the u. k. a u. s. president jo biden's, 1st stop in his 8 day trip to europe since taking office in january biden has said he's determined to rebuild transatlantic ties and reframe relations with russia after for walking years. and the former president, donald trump, who's terrorists, and withdraw from treaties strained relations with major allies by then this meeting leaders on the sidelines on the group sessions shown whole as more for fullness in cornwall. it's an extremely important weak this for joe biden. no doubt us president's 1st trip abroad since taking office 5 months ago, and he's here in cornwall face to face with perhaps the most important allies that the u. s. has and he's here with a very clear message for them in his own words, to show that the u. s. is back back to a global leadership role back to more traditional forms of multilateral diplomacy. and the alli

and asjon kay reports from plymouth on the south west coast of england, fans even watched in their own coming home, it's coming home... # and if it is, where better to watch than home park? i hope we get through. it's something for the nation. beat the germans tonight, we win it, i reckon. harry kane has been terrible, but he's going to be - good, i'm telling you. it's about time we win something, it's been a long time since 1966. �*66, �*96, never looked like this. socially distanced soccer. but some things don't change. sick with nerves. just so excited because i know how much it will mean to us to win. it's too methodical, there's no speed, no pace. nothing's happening, we can't score. - we're moving the ball out wide. 2-0. are you feeling it? i am, i do feel it, so hopefully england is going to win and football is coming home! it's coming home! half—time, and for some, a fixture clash at the back of the stadium. when you realised you had yourjabs at the same time as the match, what were you thinking? wasn't happy. i came early so that i could watch the footy after as well. second h

their route there will take them along the south—west coast, up to gloucestershire, where they will thense rivers and canals to head north to liverpool. back out to sea, up the north—west coast of england, then into scotland, including the caledonian canal, and loch nness, then on tojohn o�* groats. physically very tough, mentally extremely demanding. this is a challenge that will require everything from these men. notjust as individuals, but above all as a team. time for a look at the weather. the sun is out across more southern and eastern parts of the uk and it is a much better day today. no sign of rain for the cricket in southampton. and with the sunshine in the midlands and late in the day we could see some cloud. further north it looks different, the cloud just spinning in from the atlantic bringing with it some pockets of mostly like rain or drizzle specially for western areas. that will push further into wales. across the eastern side of scotland and north—east england it is brighter and warmer but feeling much warmer with an icy wind in the sunshine through the midlands and eas

their route there will take them along the south—west coast, up to gloucestershire, where they will thenst coast of england, then into scotland, including the caledonian canal, and loch nness, then on tojohn o' groats. physically very tough, mentally extremely demanding. this is a challenge that will require everything from these men. notjust as individuals, but above all as a team. time for a look at the weather. the sun is out across more southern and eastern parts

if you were to devise a sailing date on the south—west coast of england, this would be it.them such good billing saying they are always on time. i hope they are not late. no, no sign of them just yet. so while i talked over these pictures, i am bound to talk over them, vicky, as they appear, but we will keep watching these pictures. what did you make of these pictures. what did you make of the relationship chewing joe biden, on the beach tonight, and boris johnson? —— relationship betweenjoe biden. there was a lot of feeling that they would not hit it off. there have been things said about borisjohnson there have been things said about boris johnson that there have been things said about borisjohnson that he was a pale imitation of donald trump and

in the black box grid is returned from a ship that is slowly sinking of the south west coast.hemicals that was on fire for more than a week. an environmental disaster. in mexico, voters casting ballots in a midterm election seen as a referendum on the populist president printed within it doesn't governorships and hundreds of congressional seats all hanging in the balance. and in nigeria, get the government is banning twitter and threatening to arrest anyone who uses that printed this after the company deleted a tweet by the president was being abusive predict and stories from around the globe. drinking american white in spirits is expensive in some places overseas because of a tree dispute between u.s. and europe but it's not as costly as it could been. congressional correspondent explains . to. >> it is a trade fight with an ally, european union tariffs on u.s. alcohol scheduled to double to 50 percent in the first of june. tariffs remain high but the european unit, started a couple of years ago when the u.s. and tariffs on aluminum. on 25 percent increase to ship a broader.

places, but that said, quite murky along the west facing coasts and the cloud, the mist and murk thick enough for a spot of drizzle as well across the far south that. a fair amount of cloud across the country, temperatures holding up, staying quite muggy, quite uncomfortable for getting a good night's sleep. we start tomorrow again on a largely grey note, and west—facing coasts will be misty and damp in places. that weather front will continue to bring a band of cloud south and east, squeezing the warmth into east anglia and the southeast corner. slightly cooler, pressure conditions following behind as the weather front pushes through. but high pressure is set to rebuild again at the weekend, and that will drag the warmer colours across the country. the warmth will return for all of us into the weekend. in fact, for some of you, you may be starting to say it's just too hot, as we're like to see temperature peaking into the high 20s. as we're likely to see temperature peaking into the high 20s. that's it, take care. this is bbc news i'mjane hill. the headlines... president biden and boris johnson have theirfirst face to face meeting, on the ev

with temperatures and much of british columbia. soaring past 46 degrees celsius. further south on the us, west coast. seattle registered its 2nd consecutive day of record temperatures. experts warn such extreme weather is likely to become more common due to climate change. rescue workers have recovered another body from the sides of the collapse apartment building near miami, bringing the confirmed, told 211, some 150 people are still missing. inspections have been ordered for all nearby high rise buildings. more than 40 years old, nato and ukraine had begun, major naval exercises in the black sea. the u. s. and kia are leading the 2 week drills involving more than 30 countries. the alliances are intended to showcase its commitment to diff, to collective defense, russia annex the crimean peninsula in 2014, and sees the exercise as a provocation. seabreeze is a major exercise involving thousands of soldiers and thousands of ships and war plains. its opening ceremony was held in the ukrainian port city of odessa tensions between kiev in moscow. right now the u. s. and such the other countries want to

breaking in places, but that said, quite market along the west coasts and the cloud, mist and mark they can offer a spot of drizzle across the four south40mph here, accompanying that weather front. so temperatures a little subdued at 16, the low 20s perhaps for southern scotland and northern ireland, highs with the best of the sunshine across the south and east, 25 degrees. it's day one of the second test at edgbaston, perfect weather conditions for spectators and cricketers today looks a pleasant, dry, perhaps a little humid for some of you. through this evening, pleasant end to the day, that weather front continuing to push across scotland, bringing some rain from time to time but not too concerned about that. a fair amount of cloud across the country, temperatures holding up, sting quite muggy, quite staying quite muggy, quite uncomfortable for getting a good night's sleep. we start tomorrow again in a largely grey notes, and west coasts will be misty and damp in places. that weather front will continue to bring a band of cloud south and east, squeezing the warmth into east anglia and the southeast corner, slightly cooler, pressure

the american press called the land of my fathers a "craggy stub of a peninsula" on england's south west coast move but from tonight that is— been able to move but from tonight that is pretty restricted for now. but everybody now knows about cornwall, so is there a dividend to be had from a g7 summit? fine cornwall, so is there a dividend to be had from a g7 summit?- cornwall, so is there a dividend to be had from a g7 summit? one of the bi est be had from a g7 summit? one of the biggest things — be had from a g7 summit? one of the biggest things l'm _ be had from a g7 summit? one of the biggest things i'm hoping _ be had from a g7 summit? one of the biggest things i'm hoping to _ be had from a g7 summit? one of the biggest things i'm hoping to get - be had from a g7 summit? one of the biggest things i'm hoping to get out i biggest things i'm hoping to get out of this— biggest things i'm hoping to get out of this is— biggest things i'm hoping to get out of this is a _ biggest things i'm hoping to get out of this is a really lasting legacy for the — of this is a really lasting legacy for the are

with temperatures the knots of british columbia. sewing past 46 degrees celsius for the south on the us west coast. seattle registered its 2nd consecutive day of regular temperatures. experts warn such extreme weather. it is likely to become more common due to global warming. philippine president rodrigo detaches, says he is open to running for vice president next year. when his current term ends under the constitution, philippine presidents are only allowed a single 6 year term able to run for low of positions, opponents of cold prospect. a joke space for me, a painting by pablo picasso. that was stolen from a greek gallery 9 years ago. has been found in athens. the woman's head, along with another painting by dr. alters pete monthly on, were recovered from a gorge outside the city. a greek man has been arrested in relation to the rising corona. viras cases linked to the delta vary and causing concern in europe. travel around the continent is again limited by restrictions in some places just weeks after measures were eased. in portugal, visitors have been cutting their holidays shores, feeling a

with temperatures and much of british columbia. soaring past 46 degrees celsius. further south on the us west coast, seattle registered its 2nd consecutive day of record temperatures. to experts. warren such extreme weather is likely to become more common due to climate change. there's been extreme weather in hong kong to torrential rains, caused landslides and flooding in some parts of the territory. on monday, it was the city's 1st so called black rainstorm of the year, with more than $100.00. 50 millimeters of rain reported in several districts philippine present, rodrigo detach says he is opening. he is open to running for vice president next year when his current term ends under the constitution. philippine presidents are only allowed a single 6 year term, but they are able to run for lower positioning. opponents have called the prospect a joke, and if there is a space for me to france, now we're lawmakers are discussing a bill that would extend fertility treatment to all women, regardless of their marital status and sexual orientation. such treatment is currently limited to heterosexual coupl

with temperatures in much of british columbia. sewing past 46 degrees celsius for further south on the us west coast. seattle red registered its 2nd consecutive day of re cold temperatures. experts, one such extreme weather is likely to become more common due to global warming. torrential rains in part of southern and west in germany have cause severe flooding in some areas. some villages in the states of the very and hasn't completely submerged emergency services have been responding to accidents and calls for help pumping water out of shops and apartment buildings. rising corona virus case is linked to the delta vary and causing concern in europe. travel around the continent is again limited by restrictions in some places just weeks off. the measures where east and portugal visitors have been cutting short their holidays dealing afresh. press blow to those whose livelihood depend on tourism. this jelly has been operating here in lisbon for more than a 100 years. the shop survived the last major global pandemic. the spanish flew its owner. jose bronco isn't easily shocked, but he is worried to i wa

the hottest de temperatures in the british columbia sword passed 46 degrees celsius for the south on the west coast. seattle registered, it's a 2nd day of record heat experts. a warning that the extreme weather is likely to become more common because of global warming. philippines president rodrigo detach, says he may run for vice president when his current term ends next year. the constitution allows presence, a single 6 year term, but they can then run follow positions. opponents have described the prospect as a joke, but idea that increasing numbers of corona virus k linked to the delta at varying to causing concern here in europe. some countries have re imposed to travel restrictions just weeks after easing them. as it is to portugal have been cutting short their holidays dealing fresh blows to people whose livelihoods depend on tourism. this study has been operating here in lisbon for more than a 100 years. the shop survived the last major global pandemic, the spanish flute, its owner. jose bronco isn't easily shocked, but he is worried to the board. lisbon is very dependent on tourism. a larg

our south west monsoon has really been giving the lashing toward the west coast of india over the past 24 hours and go a 134 millimeters of rain. we did have red weather alerts in play for go up canada and also toward east pradesh. now by wednesday those are drop but still heavy rain for the west coast of india and the south west monsoon. really having a big impact as we had toward nepal, bungler, dash, and baton rate through me and mar. and we see these yellows pop up on are not those are heavier concentrations of rain to be expected. sponsored pay cut on airways. frank assessments is an argument for suggesting that the, by the ministrations are playing a long game. it's very much more embraced at the iran nuclear deal because of us domestic politics informed opinions, schools and shelters have been reduced to rubble. how do you think this shapes a generation and their politics then their life has been shaped by vitamin, the in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera. ah, ah ah, welcome back, you'll see on there with me the whole rom, the reminder of al

throwing some more rain our way, initially that rain in the south—west but then it�*s going to creep its way further east around the south coast, but more sunshine and we have seen today for the likes of scotland, northern england, a little bit warmer here. temperatures around about 17—23 but do watch out for that heavy rain in the south. we�*re going be keeping that area of low pressure not far away. sitting to the south of the uk, early next week it will continue to throw showers or longer spells of rain across parts of england and wales in particular. in the outlook for our capital cities, you can see showers for london and cardiff at times. won�*t be raining all the time. edinburgh and belfast looking drier with some sunshine and a bit warmer than it has been there in the north too. if you have got plans to be watching wimbledon, that low pressure could well cause a bit of disruption for the first few days, certainly a few showers in the forecast. this is bbc news, i�*mjane hill. the headlines at six: more calls for the health secretary matt hancock to resign — after pictures emerge of him kissing an aide in his office — i

here's an update on the south west mon soon as has been the case or the west coast of india, a bit of a breather. that's not to say that there won't be rain there. it just won't be as aggressive as we had seen. but still, the south was monsoon, wreaking havoc toward nepal, northern and eastern areas of bangladesh rate through into baton on wednesday, and also some pretty intense rain as we had towards me and mar as while asia pacific. you know, let's keep in mind the darker the colors we see on the map. that's a more intense rain that we have out toward the yangtze river valley east trying to see impacting kyushu and chicago on wednesday. but watch as we get toward 3rd stay even brighter. colors popping up your heavy concentration of brain, especially for eastern areas of honshu, next southeast asia and our intense range on through the ways he has led to some land slides across the island. heavy rains have also been falling for borneo, but i think we're going to get some spells of sun across the region, particularly for indo china and across sumatra and jakarta as well. next step, we'

, with temperatures in march of british columbia sewing past 46 degrees celsius for the south on the us west coast. seattle registered its 2nd consecutive day of regular temperatures. experts and such extreme weather is likely to become more common due to global warming. rising corona, those cases linked and all over europe travel around the continent is again limited by restrictions in some places. just weeks off, the missions were eased in portugal, visitors have been cuttings validate short, dealing of fresh flow to those whose livelihoods depend on tourism. this delhi has been operating here in lisbon for more than a 100 years. the shop survived the last major global pandemic. the spanish flew its owner. jose bronco isn't easily shocked, but he is worried to those board. lisben is very dependent on tourism. a large part of our business comes from this sector. lots of those tourists come from germany, but with the delta corona virus, various spreading in lisbon and the l. gov. germany has now classified portugal as a virus variant area, even though cases remain low in some places. if you look a

south—west scotland. a lot of cloud further south. a bit murky for some english channel coastsmild and muqqy channel coasts and very mild and muggy tonight. then into tomorrow showers drifting further north across scotland but breaking up as well so they will still be a lot of dry weather. elsewhere northern ireland, england and wales, many places starting off cloudy but the sun will come out. for most could have day. 25 across the east of england. looking ahead to friday some rain in eastern parts of england at times. the odd flash of lightning with that and also a frontal system bringing cloud and rain into the far west of northern ireland but for most friday is a dry and largely sunny day. certainly by the afternoon. temperatures lower than they are now but 20, 21, feeling pleasant in the sunshine. the weekend is quite complicated, a couple of weather fronts coming in from the west so they could be some rain but high pressure broadly speaking remaining in charge. not a lot of rain and many spots staying dry with some spells of sunshine. temperatures a bit lower than they are

we got to give you an update on south west monsoon, toward the west coast. we do have the rain but not as aggressive as it has been, but we can expect buckets of rain from the mon soon as we head toward nepal, northern areas of bangladesh and to eastern bangladesh and also for baton as well. on wednesday rainfall amounts. we could see about a 100 millimeters, same goes for the coastal sections, myanmar will finish this weather story in pakistan. we're running the risk of seen some sand and dust storms toward the south and karate. 36 degrees on wednesday. that's your forecast season. sponsored cattle airways, a city defined by military occupation, there's never been an arab state. he with the capital of jerusalem. everyone is welcome. but this default structure that meant in on a project that's what we use was one of the founders of settlement with this. and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people, segregation, occupations, discrimination, injustice. this is cited 21st century drew for them a rock and a hard place analogy 0 ah ah, the me, th

hello, a warm welcome to falmouth in south—west england — just along the coast from the eden project,ders of the g7 countries have been attending a lavish reception with queen elizabeth to highlight the need to tackle climate change. earlier, uk prime minister boris johnson predicted that the world's leading economies would bounce back from the coronavirus crisis but also urged his counterparts to learn from the mistakes of the pandemic. speaking at the start of the first in—person meeting in nearly two years, mrjohnson stressed the importance of ensuring that the recovery helped all parts of society. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports on the day's events. getting to this remote part of the country isn't easy. they've come from five continents to cornwall. but the winding last mile of the journey of the most powerful leaders in the world ended down on the beach. coronavirus kept prime ministers, presidents and millions of as a part but of the most powerful democracy is in the world are lining up together. some of them appear but they can't even get quite close enough. the p

west. heat alerts have been issued and fire danger across several states is rising. >> while in the east and across parts of the south, the opposite. relentless rain. as the west coastrsts for rain with lakes dipping to their lowest level in decades, people on the east coast are getting hit with blinding downpours. this video from north carolina showing what drivers faced on interstate 95 south of raleigh as severe storms moved through the area. and in indiana, two children were hospitalized after a possible lightning strike near lapse. and this driver taking a big risk, crossing a flooded road. in parts of texas, days of heavy rain and flash flooding. an event in houston called the extreme weather ready expo has been postponed because of, you guessed it, extreme weather in the forecast this weekend. but on the west coast, it's the lack of rain posing the threat. fulsome lake outside sacramento is 68 feet lower than last year that drop equivalent to a five-story building. droughts are common in california, but experts say it's worse this year due to a lack of snow in higher elevations combined with hotter, dryer weather. the before and after from lake oroville are s

hello a warm welcome to falmouth in south—west england — just along the coast from the eden project,eaders of the g7 countries have been attending a lavish reception with queen elizabeth to highlight the need to tackle climate change. the eden project consists of a series of bio—domes housing the world's largest indoor rainforest. the queen wasjoined at an open—air reception there by prince charles, camilla the duchess of cornwall and prince william and catherine — the duchess of cambridge — three generations of the royal family. earlier, opening the g7 summit at carbis bay, the prime minister borisjohnson predicted that the world's leading economies would bounce back from the coronavirus crisis but also urged his counterparts to learn from the mistakes of the pandemic. and speaking at the start of the first in—person meeting for nearly two years, mrjohnson stressed the importance of ensuring that the recovery helped all parts of society. we start our coverage — with this report from our political editor laura kuenssberg: getting to this beautiful and remote part of the country isn't

um were there regional differences in the role of gay bars in american history the south compared to the west coast and so forth. i think there are regional differences all there's you know, climates microclimates. there are people say oh yeah, california, it's very liberal. well if you've ever been to the central valley of california, not so liberal, you know, really depends. i think there are regional differences but even within areas i come i was raised in washington state the western part of washington is for seattle is very liberal the eastern part of washington is right next to idaho there where there's the white supremacist and so forth very, you know, very different so i think that there are there are not just regional differences, but many many differences and how people are treated um was the european gay bar comparable to the american gay bar in the 20th century? i have vast ignorance on this topic. i really i'm pretty much of myopic american historian. i know that in the early 20th century germany in particular was way ahead of the curve and was really talking a lot about sexual differe

west midlands. stronger wind will bring in more low cloud onto their coasts further north, but ahead of the showers, in the sunshine, for the north—west of england, down into the souths could get up south—east, temperatures could get up to 27. and where you have the sunshine, it is strong, high uv levels once again. we will see some showers in northern ireland, through the midlands, south—east england, tomorrow evening. the weather front then takes them northwards overnight, and briefly, they could be heavy. gradually they will ease off on thursday. to the south, we are going to start off fairly cloudy but it should brighten up and we will have a bit more sunshine coming through. temperatures will not be as high as today or tomorrow, but it will still be a pleasant and warm summer's day in the south—east. by the end of the day we could have a few more showers breaking out in the far south, and they could have some thunder in them overnight as they move northwards and eastwards by friday morning. sunshine again follows on behind, although with a bit more breeze, there will be more cloud in the far west. temperatures will be lower again, 23 degrees at best, nearer nor

temperatures in march of british columbia, soaring past 46 degrees celsius for the further south on the us west coast, seattle registered its 2nd consecutive to africa, temperature, temperatures experts. one such extreme weather is likely to become more common due to global warming. rising numbers of chromosome corona, virus cases linked to the delta vary and causing concern in europe. travel around the continent is again limited by restrictions in some places. just weeks off, the measures were eased, and portugal visitors have been cutting short, their holidays stealing a fresh blow to those whose livelihoods depend on tourism. this daily has been operating here in lisbon for more than a 100 years. the shop survived the last major global pandemic. the spanish flew its owner. jose bronco isn't easily shocked, but he is worried to vote. lisben is very dependent on tourism. a large part of our business comes from this sex to be able to reach lots of those tourists come from germany, but with the delta corona virus, the various spreading in lisbon and the l. gov. germany has now classified portugal as a

and our south west monsoon season begins this week, but already a plume of moisture for the west coast of india. and there are some of those strong storms as we head toward west bank. well and this one often pockets thumb where it is hot and dry. croucher, we've got you in for a height of 38 degrees sponsored cattle airways, the heroism and l just they were, will help us to read the for i konica she nicea area, meeting the people in the side and hearing the song, writers and musicians who composed the songs for north africa on which is era. oh the me. welcome back here watching now just hear a time to recap the headlines now. a large container ship the co fire off the shoreline can coast is now thinking part of it has become stuck on the sea bed. several 100 tons of oil are in fuel tanks. the african union has suspended mommy's membership in response to a military coup. there also threatened sanctions if 1000000000 the government isn't reinstated. united nations and red cross officials are in gaza assessing the extent of the humanitarian crisis. on his 1st visit in 4 years, internation

south west monsoon. in particular for the west coast of india, but as we look toward the northeast, you know, got to tell you still as we head towards per dash b har westbank all o disha. still seeing those rounds of rain, the darker the color, the more intense the rain is, and also buckets of rain for coastal areas of me and mark when they soften pockets, found where we've got our pre monsoon sheets building so toward the north. look for a height of 42 degrees for you on thursday. sponsor cut on airways overflowing with passion, but desperately under resourced, charged national football team as never qualified for the africa cup of nations. all the world cup al jazeera world asks, what will it take for the squad to find the success will routine be forever sidelined? chad football dri on al jazeera. ah, ah, the me. welcome back. a recap of our top stories on how to 0. dozens of people have reportedly been killed after an as try kit, a busy market in ethiopia, in northern te gray region health workers. in the village of took olga. i've told the associated press these asian soldiers brought medical teams f

but it is quite murky along west facing coasts and the cloud, mist and murk thick enough for drizzle across the far south will be on the breezy side, particularly in the far north—west wind gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour accompanied with that weather front. temperatures are more subdued at 16. the low 20s for southern scotland and northern ireland, highest values with the best of the sunshine across the south and east at 25 degrees. it is day one of the second test at edgbaston, perfect weather conditions for spectators and the cricketers. pleasant, dry, a little humid. through this evening, a pleasant end to the day, that weather front continues to push into scotland, bringing some rain but not too concerned about that. a fair amount of cloud across the country, uncomfortable for getting a good night's sleep. we start tomorrow morning again on a largely grey note, west facing coasts will be misty and damp in places. that weather front will bring a band of cloud moving south and east, squeezing the warmth into east anglia and the south—east, slightly cooler with fresh conditions behind as the weathe

west coast. let's start in the west. we've got a weather system moving south, but that's bringing some wet and windy weather to pass showers. they're continuing over the weekend, but by the time we get to sunday, there will be some sunshine coming through the east star. we've seen some really strong showers, some storms possible hail and snow on the higher ground that's affecting new south wales victoria and has mania getting some of those brisk winds blowing in. and that's going to affect southern parts of australia. but by the time we get into friday, that systems pushed out to the east. we will get some showers along the coastal areas sidney. they're seen some of the weather weather, but the sunshine not far behind that. and it's a pretty fine and dry picture across new zealand. high pressure here, keeping things rather settled that a cloud cover up in the north and in the south showers coming through. but temperature is sitting in the teens. it's a wet picture though for south east asia. some of those shop a thunderstorm is going to be affecting the philippines, southern and central areas. they're seeing the west a wea

toward south—western parts of england but through the day, it will step down mac spread its way further eastwards across the coast. where you do get those downpours, particularly for south—west warmer as well. early next week, this area of low pressure is going to be stubborn and slow to clear away and it will continue to produce plenty of showers, particularly across england and wales. here is the outlook for capital cities. it is drive edinburgh and belfast but for cardiff and london, on and off as breaks and showers. in wimbledon next week, sunny spells around but also if you shop showers here and there and you can find more details on the weather where you live by heading to our website. this is bbc news. the headlines 3pm... this is bbc news with the latest headlines. pressure on health secretary matt hancock to resign after pictures emerge of him kissing his aide in his office — in breach of covid guidelines it's been revealed that structural concerns over the apartment block which collapsed near miami beach were raised three years ago. sirjeffrey donaldson becomes leader designate of the democratic unionist party — and pledges to tackle the issue of the northern irela

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south west at 20 miles per hour. less could see gusts along the coast upwards of 30 miles per hour less with millbrae and burlingame warming up into the low 70's. so very pleasant temperatures there. san mateo, 72 degrees with foster city a little bit cooler in the low 70's santa clara low 80's as pitas and mid 80's still holding steady for those of you in livermore and most of our east bay valleys going to see a slight bump in temperatures about 5 degrees of warming for oakland at 71 degrees near triple digits for vacaville in solano county. and most of the north bay valleys really going to feel that heat about 15 degrees warmer tomorrow compared to today with above average highs as well in the mid 90's. for those of you in santa rosa and low 90's as you make your way into novato little change on friday with cooler temperatures arriving early this upcoming week. back to you, ken and catherine. thank abre still ahead, totally unacceptable meals as they were described who got these and by the president of the oakland a's is apologizing in sports. huge news across the basketball world today. as coach k is calling it quits. >

the west coast dealing with severe drought, people in the east coast have the opposite problem, the southey are getting hit with downpours. this video from north carolina shows with drivers based on interstate 95 south of raleigh and severe storms moved through the area. in fact, an event in houston called the extreme weather ready expo have to be postponed because of extreme weather. here on the west coast it is the lack of rain that is posing a threat. this before and after look at a quite a difference.>>here prect of the summer there will e mps, they may have to move marinas all over water. >> state water officials are prepared to shut down the hydroelectric power plant at lake oroville in august if the water level continues to drop. it is currently running at 20% capacity. >>> firefighters in boulder creek are reminding us that the smallest spark can turn into a wildfire. they shared video of a smoldering tree that dropped ambers that started several small fires nearby. firefighters say the tree had been burning for some time, likely from a seven acre fire that burned in the area on m

a great start to friday morning and that south—westerly flow trades and a lot of mist and drizzle perhaps along west facing coastands and the warmest of the weather will be ahead of the front with 25 celsius. behind it, we're still going to see a pleasant feel to things on 17 to 21 quite widely. as we move out of freight into the start of the weekend, high pressure will start to build once again we are expecting a good deal of dry warm weather quite widely across the country with temperatures peaking on sunday with highs of 28 degrees. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the leaders of seven of the worlds richest nations are gathering in cornwall and southwest england ahead of the g7 summit this weekend. they are meeting in person for the first time since the start of the pandemic. this is alsojoe biden his first foreign trip as president and a short while ago he announced the us will donate half a million vaccine doses to developing countries. vaccine doses to developing countries-— vaccine doses to developing countries. the largest single -urchase countries. the largest single purchase and _ countri

we also have some drizzle across parts of north—west england and the coast of wales and into the south—westes in the uk and around the world. minimise travel, increase testing and support from the military — residents in north west england get extra help to fight a rise in cases of the delta variant. talks begin to try to avoid a ban on a wide range of food — including sausages — moving between great britain and northern ireland. how america's wealthiest avoid income tax — fresh claims that some us billionaires pay little or no tax. a spokesperson for prince harry has dismissed a claim that he "never asked" the queen about naming his daughter lilibet, saying the prince spoke to his grandmother and was given her support. young people around the world have been hit hardest by the effects of coronavirus when it comes to income and employment, with young women the worst affected.

south—west of england. some heavy showers, thunderstorms drifting north into wales, clipping hampshire and eventually arriving into the west midlands as well. a strong wind will force some of the low cloud onto the coaststrictions for longer— restrictions or any restrictions for longer than — restrictions or any restrictions for longer than necessary but i do have a duty— longer than necessary but i do have a duty to _ longer than necessary but i do have a duty to continue to navigate us through— a duty to continue to navigate us through this. in england, the doctors union — the bma — adds its voice to those calling for caution over the full lifting of covid restrictions later this month. a revolutionary gene therapy is given to a 5—month—old baby at a london hospital. arthur morgan is treated for a spinal disorder with the world�*s most expensive drug. being able to now have the treatment is going to be a game changerfor us and goes —— give arthur the best possible life he could have. heathrow airport opens a terminal specially for people arriving from �*red list�* countries, after concerns they had been too close to other passengers. and after naomi osaka pulls out of the french open, questions abou

a number of roads remain closed in the area in west sussex, about five miles from worthing on the south coastnificant area number of people are on the scene and will police the roads to ensure the safety of road users and people in the area. they have made three arrests for drink—driving offences as they continue to respond to this unlicensed music event as they call it in the area. a significant people from outside the sussex area attended the event, they say they will fully investigate this illegal activity, clamping down hard on this and will take positive action against those found to have organised it. under current coronavirus rules, gatherings must not exceed 30 people unless covered by a legal exemption. the videos i saw earlier today really hundreds of people enjoying the festival. professional sound systems, lighting system, gazebos, dozens of cars lining the country road, hundreds of vehicles in the area. we have talked a lot about breaking guidelines in the last 48 hours and that footage says quite a lot. in other areas, there is an incident that has happened in south—east london.

coast of cornwall. rain will sweep into the south—west of england this evening and overnight.it will stick around for a few days. initially, it will push that rain into the far south—west of england later on this afternoon. one or two showers dotted around this evening but you will be fairly unlucky if you do catch it. most places are looking dry through the evening and overnight as well. temperatures overnight are staying in double figures. just a little bit cooler across the north west of scotland. we have already got a fairly persistent rain from the channel islands. as we head through today, this area of low pressure is just going to... initially, that rate will be in the south—west that it will creep its way further east along the south coast of england. it could perhaps get into parts of south wales later on in the afternoon as well. they could be a risk of flooding with that persistent rain but away from south of england, what a different day! a little bit warmer in northern england. temperatures generally around about 17 to 22 degrees but do watch out for that heavy ra

our south was monsoon season begins this week. a plume of moisture for the west coast of india and some heavy showers for ne india into bangladesh. and we'll give you the weather pitcher and pockets on his wall where it is hot and dry karachi, a high, 38 on thursday. the latest news, as it breaks the half of the coal mines by separatists is re labeled as russian cold and transported out to markets in asia. and europe, with detailed coverage before into withdrawal is underway and will be completed after the may 1st deadline from around the world. these demonstrations change your mind, the british government and the new laws designed to cattail people's rights of assembly damage the country, democracy o a. again, this is out of here are the main news. this our last container ship, the court fall off the coast of lanka, thinking part of it just become stuck on the sea bed. several 100 tons of oil in its fuel tanks. reservations and red cross officials put in the gaza strip assessing the extent of the humanitarian crisis on his 1st visit in 4 years. i c r c. director gener

coast and south bay. but fortunately it hasn't spread that far south and west just yet. so little change there. we're tracking crystal clear blue skies ttdrier weather this weekend. i wish i could just bottle up all this rain out there in this year. up actually seeing some thunderstorms out there throughout this afternoon. even continuing to last through this evening as well. wish i could just bottle up all that rain and i miss feeling that sound in feeling of rain because all we've been seeing is drizzle in the mornings and that's it. and it looks like we're going to see less of that. this weekend as we notice hotter and drier weather right now. pretty seasonable temperatures, mid 60's for downtown san francisco and berkeley mid 70's for livermore with nap at 76 degrees in santa rosa in the low 70's wind speeds, though. we're noticing that cool sea breeze along the coast downtown san francisco sustained at 22 miles per hour. but it's this new. your triple digit heat that has me worried for this weekend peaking on saturday. details on that in my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to you,

quite the lashing were getting from the monsoon range toward the west coast of india. red weather alerts were in play. go further south to connecticut. those have now been dropped, but still intense range also toward the northeast. eastern parts of the pradesh also in the red weather alert, but that's been dropped. you know, or monsoons are really having a big impact as we add toward nepal, bangladesh and baton. and paul is coming off. it's deadly as monsoon season in 2020 in the forecast is for above average range here. asian pacific looks like this are plum rains have dumped a lot as we head toward q shoes of the southernmost islands, a 107 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. now the bulk of that energy moving out toward the pacific, but we're still going to keep some rain for honju tokyo just some scattered showers . and we do have a band of rain moving across northern areas of china rate through to the yangtze river valley and shooting just south of shanghai, beijing. you're going to get striped with some heavy rain as we had wednesday into thursday for the philippines were starting to dry out for lose on

one of north—west wales brighter spots, and into north—west england and the south of scotland... it stays pretty cloudy, on the east coastr front moving not very far very fast across southern england and south wales. 0vernight tonight, i will stay there. further patches of drizzle coming, so mist and fog patches forming over the hills, quite murky weather and quite humid towards the extreme south coast as well. the rain continues to push across scotland, slowly edging towards northern england as we head into monday. behind that feature, it will be much brighterfor scotland and northern ireland tomorrow with more in the way of sunshine, but in the south we have some rain on the cards. that rain probably turning heavier, different across southern coastal council of england, but some uncertainty about how far north that band of rain will push. i think across parts of east anglia and the south midlands it is they might see rain rather than a definitely will. for tuesday, rain rather than a definitely will. fortuesday, ridge rain rather than a definitely will. for tuesday, ridge of high pressure bills and for much of the uk.