tomorrow, lots of sunshine around but a greater chance of showers for south—west england, parts of walesland, south—west scotland, northern ireland is well and these showers, where they do crop up, could be heavy thundery but again in the best of the sunshine, 26, 20 7 degrees again in the best of the sunshine, 26,20 7 degrees and a again in the best of the sunshine, 26, 20 7 degrees and a little bit warmer than has been for some north sea coasts. into the weekend our area of low pressure starts to make its move. it will be centred to the west of the uk so initially it will be western parts that see the wettest of the weather but there is the increasing chance of rain, heavy, thundery rain at that, still though some spells of warm sunshine so for saturday some showers into western parts, some heavy thundery ones. further east, mainly dry with some sunshine. because of the extra cloud and showers it may be a little bit less warm in places but i wouldn't be at all surprised if some spots got a little bit higher than 25 degrees. into sunday, a bit of uncertainty about this but we could see

but the strongest winds will be across the south west of england. and, and parts of wales, will have the highest temperatures, where we'll have the highest temperatures, potentially up to 25 degrees, but feeling cooler under the cloud and the breeze across the east coast. but uv levels, wherever you are today, are moderate or high. something to bear in mind if you're spending time outside. now through this evening and overnight, the cloud comes back in from the north sea. it pushes westwards. there'll be some clear skies in the west and the south, but you can see the showers pushing in across the south west of england and the channel islands, and they could well turn a wee bit more thundery by the time we get to the morning. 0vernight lows between six and 11 degrees, but under clear skies in the north and the west, we could see temperatures fall to three or four. but tomorrow, if anything, the cloud should melt away more rapidly than today. it won't linger as much across parts of the east coast. we'll see more brightness here and we'll see some more

still the odd shower down to the south west of england. erhaps still a bit of cloud around the north sea there, around eastern scotland. but with the sunshine, temperatures getting up into the mid to the high 20s, 30 degrees celsius possible anywhere really from parts of greater manchester through the midlands and into the south east of england. but as we go through this afternoon, showers will start to develop and look at these bright colours here and look how small these showers are. they'll move their way up from southern england through the midlands, up into the northeast of wales, towards merseyside, very hit and miss, these showers. but if you catch one of those, you could see some hail, some thunder, some gusty winds and the risk of some localised flooding as well. a lot of rainfall in a short space of time. now through this evening, those showers will continue to drift their way northward, some coming into northern ireland as well. but generally speaking tonight, it's going to be largely dry and clear, but still quite warm and muggy

in the south—west of england, the south—west of wales, most especially northern ireland, possibly a fewt in the wind direction, meaning that some of these eastern coasts will no longer happen when coming in off of the see, and so will be a little bit warmer. 24, 20 5 degrees for newcastle and hull. the area of low pressure moves closer over the weekend. on sunday, there is a chance of some quite heavy thundery downpours, driving northwards across the uk. so, increasing chance of rain, some of it heavy, as we go through the weekend, temperatures coming down just a little. live from london, this is bbc news. in the uk, a series of fatal stabbings leaves two students and a school caretaker dead in nottingham. a 31—year—old man is being questioned. the bbc has seen cctv footage that shows a man said to be the suspect for the murders. i ann reggie neave arjuna than at the university of nottingham, where two of the victims of studies. there will be a vigil for them here later today. thousands are gathering in bilan for the state funeral of former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi.

west of scotland at times. also by the end of the night some cloud on the chance for thunderstorms in the far south—west of englandof north england and eastern scotland. we'll start to see more cloud and showers across parts of south—west england, wales, the midlands and into northern ireland. further east may be the odd rain shower but most places fine and dry, sunny and very warm. temperatures widely up into the mid to high 20s. into the weekend our area of low pressure begins to make its move. the time being display will remain centred to the west. it is western parts that have the greatest chance of seeing heavy, thundery rain. broadly speaking we have the increasing chance of rain through the weekend. still some spells of warm sunshine. on saturday some showers, some thunderstorms particularly across western parts. further east largely dry, some low cloud for eastern coasts at least for a time. still very warm, just a bit less warm when you have more cloud and more showers. the sunday a bit of uncertainty about how much showery rain there will be. it could be we see more persistent heavy rain drifting northwa

however, eventually we will see some rain arriving next week towards the south—west of england, but otherwisem london, this is bbc news. the former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has died at the age of 86. iam i am live in ukraine is the counteroffensive gets under

parts of scotland and england, then tending to retreat towards the coast tomorrow to give some spells of sunshine. but there is still the chance of one or two showers down towards the south westeland later as well. and temperatures will be climbing. we could see highs of 22, 23 degrees in northwest scotland, but 22 to 27 for wales and for central and southern parts of england. into the weekend this area of low pressure churning to the southwest of us will throw this weather front northwards and that will bring some hit and miss thunderstorms. there will be places that stay completely dry. there will be others that get a real deluge with hail and gusty winds likely to develop. and just ahead of that band of showers and thunderstorms, an increasingly warm and humid feel. temperatures could get to 29, possibly 30 degrees. and saturday night will be a very warm and humid one indeed. into sunday, those showers and thunderstorms perhaps becoming a little more widespread, spreading north and east, but there will still be places that avoid them and stay dry with patchy cloud and spells of sunshine. still pretty warm for many of us, maybe just a little bit cooler out towards the west.

but the strongest winds will be across the south west of england. es, potentially up to 25 degrees, but feeling cooler under the cloud and the breeze across the east coast. but uv levels, wherever you are today, are moderate or high. something to bear in mind if you're spending time outside. now, through this evening and overnight, the cloud comes back in from the north sea. it pushes westwards. there'll be some clear skies in the west and the south, but you can see the showers pushing in across the south west of england and the channel islands, and they could well turn a wee bit more thundery by the time we get to the morning. 0vernight lows between 6 and 11 degrees, but under clear skies in the north and the west, we could see temperatures fall to three or four. but tomorrow, if anything, the cloud should melt away more rapidly than today. it won't linger as much across parts of the east coast. we'll see more brightness here and we'll see some more thunderstorms across the south west and the channel islands. but we could see temperatures getting up

maybe a bit warmer than today across wales and the south—west of england, top numbers of 27—28.through the rest of the week, things can down a bit, a lot of dry weather, pushing away those thunderstorms, lots of sunshine. but it is not going to be as uncomfortably humid, it will be a little cooler and fresher, easier to sleep. high pressure building back in the uk, pushing away the thunderstorms. instead of that humid south—easterly wind that has brought us to eat, it is a slightly fresher easterly gentle breeze. that means lots of sunshine on wednesday, a little misty low cloud along eastern coast of scotland. fog part of the english channel. otherwise, lovely day on wednesday. those temperatures again rising quite widely to 27—28. thanks, darren. that's it. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website, but the news continues here on bbc one, as wejoin our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. bye for now. hello, from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... getting ready to party — city get ready to celebrate t

west of scotland. breezy across the south west of england, with highs up to about 22.ime, but further showers crossing the north of scotland could also be heavy and thundery by the end of the night and other fronts coming into the west with its cloud, showery outbreaks of rain and it's going to turn more humid in the west. so here's the front in the west. it will be moving eastwards through the course of tomorrow, bumping into this ridge of high pressure. that means to start the day, many central and eastern areas will be dry with some sunshine. but our weather front moving in from the west towards the east will bring in some rain, the heaviest of which will be across northern ireland, central in southern scotland and also northern england. it will be lighter and more patchy farther south, but it's going to be quite a murky afternoon with temperatures 15 to about 20 degrees. now, friday night, that front crosses us and early on saturday we've got a second front which is moving away, taking its rain with it, its overnight rain. and then behind that, a lot of dry weather

police in the south west of england say a a12—year—old girl and a 17—year—old boy who died after beingfrom the see off bournemouth beach were not hit by any vessels on the water. and the almost impossible rescue from everest�*s so called "death zone". we have the incredible story of how a climber was saved by a nepalese sherpa. to the south west of england now, and dorset police have said an early investigation into an incident that killed a 12—year—old girl and 17—year—old boy near bournemouth beach on wednesday suggests it was not caused by any physical contact between a vessel and swimmers. the two teenagers were pulled from the water with fatal injuries. eight others were also found with mild injuries and treated at the scene. the cause of the deaths remain unknown, but a man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. i'm joined now by our correspondent helena wilkinson. in correspondent helena wilkinson. terms of what thl been in terms of what the police have been saying through the course of today, take us through it. well. today, take us through it. well, matthew

looking towards the south and the west, high—pressure starts to build through the day on thursday, especially across the south of englandes too. these weather systems blocked out towards the north and west so we could still see showers maybe on thursday, the showers will not be as heavy thundery as recent days, temperatures starting to rise into the low 20s, still the high teens northern scotland. here is the outlook for our capital cities to the rest of the week. we had some showers towards the north and the west, edinburgh and belfast, but drierfurther west, edinburgh and belfast, but drier further south. lots of events through the rest of the week across the uk, so a shameless plug for the bbc weather app, use it to check the forecast where you are. studio: completely shameless. a reminder of our top story... ships, planes and sonar buoys are all being used to try to find a submersible that's missing in the north atlantic. three of the five people on board are british. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. have a good if hello, the

then some sunshine, but for the channel islands, the south—west of england and possibly later in the ea of low pressure still swirling to the south—west of us, a frontal system pushing north which will bring a band of showers and thunderstorms. now, these showers and storms will be quite well—scattered, but where they do pop up, they could give a lot of rain in a short space of time. there could be some hail, some very strong and gusty winds, but there will always be places that fall between the gaps and stay completely dry. saturday is likely to be the peak of the warmth. in fact, the heat in places with highs of 29, maybe 30 degrees. it will feel humid, and we stick with that humid and warm feel into the evening. around 10pm on saturday evening, it will still be around 21 degrees in london, in birmingham and in manchester, so it could be a little bit uncomfortable for sleeping. on sunday, still that humid feel. showers and thunderstorms becoming if anything a little more widespread, some of those still really on the heavy side. a little bit fresher out towards the west. highest temp

of the sunshine. it is not sunny everywhere. we have pesky, low cloud affecting scotland and north—east england, keeping temperatures suppressed. across the south—westgland that could be the odd patch of shower, probably not much rain, but big raindrops falling from it. the best of the temperature in west wales and southern england. it will easily be the hottest day of the year so far. 0vernight we will keep low cloud in the north—east and it will be quite chilly. 0therwise the north—east and it will be quite chilly. otherwise it is a largely dry picture. temperature starting to rise. tomorrow that is when the heat really starts to build, plenty of sunshine for most. there could be some sunshine in north—east scotland. in the afternoon, watch out for heavy showers. many places will miss those, with temperatures peaking at 30 degrees, but there will be one or two commuters who could get a real deluge, perhaps even some flash flooding. what will follow from such a hot day is a very warm night. temperatures at bed time still up into the 20s for some of you, so uncomfortable for sleeping. 0n you, so uncomfortable for sleeping. on sunday it is more of th

parts of north—east england with many southern and western areas, the sunshine is out feeling warmer as well and highs again in western scotland and northern ireland, and increasingly the south—westrise further and a chance of a few sporadic showers into the weekend but that more humid field by day and by night.

it could produce one or two showers and probably throw some high cloud towards the south—west of englandth. we join a southeasterly wind across south—eastern areas of england, just bringing some much warmer air our way. so across london, for example, through the weekend, we could see highs of 28 degrees.

of the sunshine. we have low cloud affecting north—east england and eastern scotland and some of that could linger all day. there is some high cloud across the south—westr most it's a very warm day and the highest temperatures likely to reach about 28 across central england. overnight tonight we will keep some of that low cloud across the scotland and eastern england and otherwise it is a largely dry night. quite chilly across the north—east. temperatures creeping up on the south four in the south for englund and wales. we start the weekend on a glorious note, plenty of sunshine and it will become very warm. that heat triggers just one or two thunderstorms. many of you won't see much in the way of rain but they could be one of two areas were that seem real deluge posing the risk of flash flooding. for most it's a hot and sunny day with temperatures peaking at around 30 degrees, perhaps some low cloud lingering. what follows is a very warm evening, probably the warmest night we've seen this year with temperatures still up in the 20s and that is a feature of the weather going forward over the next couple of days. for sunday, a lot of dry weather and hot

it could produce one or two showers and probably throw some high cloud towards the south—west of englandjoin a southeasterly wind across south—eastern areas of england, just bringing some much warmer air our way. so across london, for example, through the weekend, we could see highs of 28 degrees. live from london. this is bbc news desperate familes search for loved ones after one of india's deadliest train crashes leaves at least 275 people dead. a fabulous young man — the family of 17 —year—old boy who died off the coast of bournemouth pay tribute. petrol and diesel prices could rise as a group of oil producing nations extend cuts in output. and in formula one max verstappen wins the spanish grand prix — his third victory in a row. hello. a very warm welcome to you. we start in india, where relatives of the victims of friday's deadly

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still the odd shower down to the south west of england. ly from parts of greater manchester through the midlands and into the south east of england. but as we go through this afternoon, showers will start to develop and look at these bright colours here and look how small these showers are. they'll move their way up from southern england through the midlands, up into the northeast of wales, towards merseyside, very hit and miss, these showers. but if you catch one of those, you could see some hail, some thunder, some gusty winds and the risk of some localised flooding as well. a lot of rainfall in a short space of time. now through this evening, those showers will continue to drift their way northward, some coming into northern ireland as well. but generally speaking tonight, it's going to be largely dry and clear, but still quite warm and muggy, actually. even by 10 o'clock this evening, temperatures in london, birmingham and manchester over 20 degrees celsius. as we go into the early part of sunday morning, these are the minimum temperatu

prince of wales, he runs the duchy of cornwall estate — 130,000 acres of land mostly in the south—west of englandits early stages to put social housing on duchy land, something william says is at the front of his mind. in leeds, for those trying to get off the streets, there was cautious optimism about the prince's plan. it's a good idea. hopefully, he does it. i'm fed up of being on the streets myself, do you know what i mean? hopefully they do something about it, you know what i mean? obviously there's too many people dying on the streets. there's too many young families on the streets and that, you know? last year, he was selling the big issue. later this month, he'll launch his homelessness project, as the prince of wales tries to use his voice and maybe his land to help end homelessness. daniela relph, bbc news. a 2,800—year—old stone tablet has gone on display in iraq after being held in italy for four decades. the artefact was handed over to the iraqi president in the italian city of bologna last week. the tablet was seized by italian police in the 1980s, but it is unclear where it came fr

south—eastern areas of england in particular. here temperatures could start to climb and there is a depression in the atlantic that could bring a few showers to the far south—westal cities, as you can see, the vast majority, sunshine continues and temperatures will start to rise. live from london. this is bbc news india's prime minister nahendra modi has visited the site of a major train crash in the country's eastern state of odisha. 288 people are now known to have died and 1,000 injured in the most deadly rail disaster in two decades. 31 arrests are made over the epsom derby, where one suspected animal rights activist managed to run onto the track. turkish president recep erdogan has been sworn in for a third time following a run off vote criticised by opposition groups. and manchester city have beaten manchester united with the fa cup final at wembley, the score 2—1.

it could produce one or two showers and probably throw some high cloud towards the south—west of england wind across south—eastern areas of england, just bringing some much warmer air our way. so across london, for example, through the weekend, we could see highs of 28 degrees.

it could produce one or two showers and probably throw some high cloud towards the south—west of englandjust bringing some much warmer air our way. so across london, for example, through the weekend, we could see highs of 28 degrees.

england. but out towards the west, it's sunshine, could be a few showers, maybe the odd thunderstorm across the south west ofdays — so the cloud burns back to the coast, and just a few coastal strips there, hanging onto that cloud through the course of the afternoon, where it will be a little on the cool side. so maybe only 14 in newcastle and aberdeen, out towards the west, it's sunny and warmer, temperatures could be nudging up into the mid—to—high—205 in 1—2 spots on friday. then friday night into saturday — this is the weather map a weather front approaching, that'll spark off a few showers and thunderstorms during the day on saturday. starts off really sunny everywhere, but then, that risk of storms i think across parts of england and wales. some of the storms will bring torrential downpours, hail, and gusty winds — but very localised, and many of us will miss it altogether. temperatures low—to—mid—205, high—205 in 1—2 spots — we could nudge up to 30 on saturday, which will be a little too hot for some. then saturday evening, look at that, at 10pm, temperatures could still be in the high teens, perhaps

so for south west england, parts of wales, northern ireland may be getting across the irish sea, acrossegrees and actually a little bit warmer than it has been of late for some north sea coasts. into the weekend this area of low pressure, that swirl of cloud i showed you earlier, it starts to approach us from the west. the increasing chance of rain, heavy thundery downpours in fact, but with some spells of warm sunshine in between. now on saturday, most of the showers are likely to be out towards the west as that area of low pressure approaches. further east, not as many showers, more dry weather and sunshine, although some low cloud may well linger close to the coasts of norfolk and suffolk. temperature wise, 22 to 25 degrees quite easily. it wouldn't surprise me at all if in the sunniest spots it got a little warmer than that. and then into sunday, there's the chance that showers and thunderstorms may become a little more widespread, particularly down towards the south of the uk. in fact, we could see some more organized heavy thundery rain later in the day, temperatures widely up int

frontal system pushing northwards would introduce the chance for some thunderstorms in the far south west of englandge in the wind direction, the winds not quite coming in off the chilly waters of the north sea. it is going to feeljust a little bit warmerfor some of these eastern coasts, up to around 24 or 25 degrees into the weekend. our area of low pressure swirls towards us, and this will bring some sporadic outbreaks of showery rain and perhaps some heavier and more widespread thundery rain pushing northwards by the end of the weekend. so, the increasing chance of some heavy downpours through the weekend and temperatures coming down just a little bit. this how hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc news. we will bring you an exclusive report from north korea, where food is so scarce, people are starving to death. some breaking news now here in the uk. nadine dorries, who has not yet officially resigned as an mp,

could see highs of 22—23 degrees in north—west scotland, but 22—27 for wales and for central and southern parts of england. into the weekend, this area of low pressure churning to the souththere will be places that stay completely dry. there will be others that get a real deluge with hail and gusty winds likely to develop. and just ahead of that band of showers and thunderstorms, an increasingly warm and humid feel. temperatures could get to 29, possibly 30 degrees. and saturday night will be a very warm and humid one indeed. into sunday, those showers and thunderstorms perhaps becoming a little more widespread, spreading north and east, but there will still be places that avoid them and stay dry with patchy cloud and spells of sunshine. still pretty warm for many of us, maybe just a little bit cooler out towards the west. dismissed. at six — four very young children have been stabbed bya man in a playground in france.

it could produce one or two showers and probably throw some high cloud towards the south—west of englandng some much warmer air our way. we join a southeasterly wind across south—eastern areas of england, just bringing some much warmer air our way. so across london, for example, through the weekend, we could see highs of 28 degrees.

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it could produce one or two showers and probably throw some high cloud towards the south—west of englandrn areas of england, just bringing some much warmer air our way. so across london, for example, through the weekend, we could see highs of 28 degrees.

so for south—west england, parts of wales, northern ireland, maybe getting across the irish sea, acrossrees, and actually, a little bit warmer than it has been of late for some north sea coasts. into the weekend, this area of low pressure, that swirl of cloud i showed you earlier, it starts to approach us from the west. the increasing chance of rain — heavy, thundery downpours — but with some spells of warm sunshine in between. now, on saturday, most of the showers are likely to be out towards the west as that area of low pressure approaches. further east, not as many showers, more dry weather and sunshine, although some low cloud may well linger close to the coasts of norfolk and suffolk. temperature—wise, 22—25 degrees quite easily. it wouldn't surprise me at all if in the sunniest spots, it got a little warmer than that. and then into sunday, there's the chance that showers and thunderstorms may become a little more widespread, particularly down towards the south of the uk. in fact, we could see some more organised heavy, thundery rain later in the day. temperatures widely up into th

west of scotland. and also, by the end of the night, some cloud on the chance of thunderstorms in the far south—west of englandr than that in eastern england and eastern scotland. into tomorrow we will start to see more cloud as the greater chance of a shower across parts of south—west england, wales, the west midlands, into northern ireland, they could be the odd thunderstorm. further east, maybe the odd rogue shower. most places fine, dry, sunny, with very warm temperatures. widely into the mid to high 20s celsius. into the weekend of the area of low pressure begins to make its move. for the time being this low will remain centred to the west of the uk. so it is western parts that have the greatest chance of seeing some heavy, thundery rain. broadly speaking we have the increasing chance of rain over the weekend. there will still be spells of warm sunshine. saturday, warm showers, thunderstorms, particularly in western parts. further east it should be largely dry. some low cloud and some of the eastern coast for a time. still very warm. just a little bit less warm when you have more cloud and more of those s

frontal system pushing northwards would introduce the chance for some thunderstorms in the far south west of englandll be dry and with a subtle change in the wind direction, the winds not quite coming in off the chilly waters of the north sea. it is going to feeljust a little bit warmerfor some of these eastern coasts, up to around 24 or 25 degrees into the weekend. our area of low pressure swirls towards us, and this will bring some sporadic outbreaks of showery rain and perhaps some heavier and more widespread thundery rain pushing northwards by the end of the weekend. so, the increasing chance of some heavy downpours through the weekend and temperatures coming down just a little bit. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc news. people are busy, trying to survive. right? people are eating tree barks. they're just trying to survive. so, again, if the elite support the regime, this regime will continue, even if millions of people perish. you rarely heard of death by starvation. that was something that happened during the late 19905 or early 20005. but to hear it happening

frontal system pushing northwards would introduce the chance for some thunderstorms in the far south west of england subtle change in the wind direction, the winds not quite coming in off the chilly waters of the north sea. it is going to feeljust a little bit warmer for some of these eastern coasts, up to around 2a or 25 degrees into the weekend. 0ur area of low pressure swirls towards us, and this will bring some sporadic outbreaks of showery rain and perhaps some heavier and more widespread thundery rain pushing northwards by the end of the weekend. so, the increasing chance of some heavy downpours through the weekend and temperatures coming down just a little bit. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. you're watching the context on bbc news. i know barnaby would be super touched by everyone that's here. and he loved it here, he couldn't wait to come back. it drove me mad. this would be a time for celebration and things like that and we were going on thursday and you wouldn't think twice about walking home from where you've been out things like that so it's just really shocking. it's been hard to compre

west of scotland at times. and also, by the end of the night, some cloud and chances of thunderstorms in the far south—west of england it may be a little bit chillier than that in some parts of north—east england and eastern scotland. enter tomorrow we will start to see more cloud and chances of showers across south—west england, wales, the west midlands, into northern ireland. some thunderstorms. in the east, may be the odd shower. most places dry, sunny, warm. temperatures up into the high 20s widely. into the weekend, ourarea the high 20s widely. into the weekend, our area of low pressure begins to make its move. for that time being, this will remain in the centre of the west of the uk. western parts of the greatest chance of seeing a heavy gunnery range. broadly, we have the increasing chance of rain through the weekend. some spells of warm sunshine. on saturday, showers, thunderstorms, particularly across western parts. further east, largely dry. eastern coasts at least for a time. so warm, less one where you have more cloud, more of those showers. on sunday, a bit of uncertainty about how much showery rain ther

as prince of wales he runs a duchy of cornwall estate. 130,000 acres of land mostly in the south—west of england stage to put social housing on duchy land, something william says is at the front of his mind. in leeds, for those trying to get off the streets, there was cautious optimism about the prince's plan. it is a good idea. hopefully he does it. i am fed up of being on the streets myself, do you know what i mean? hopefully they do something about it. too many people are dying on the streets. there are too many young families on the streets, you know? last year he was selling the big issue next month he will launch his project. the prince of wales is trying to use his voice and may be his land to try and help end homelessness. much more on the website and the bbc news app including our top story, the investigation on that greek boating disaster. stay with us, we will see you soon. goodbye. downpours are affecting parts of the country right now with thunder and lightning, hail, gusty winds, and we will continue to see that weather affecting areas of the uk through the course of this evening a

frontal system pushing northwards would introduce the chance for some thunderstorms in the far south west of england will be dry and with a subtle change in the wind direction, the winds not quite coming in off the chilly waters of the north sea. it is going to feeljust a little bit warmer for some of these eastern coasts, up to around 2a or 25 degrees into the weekend. our area of low pressure swirls towards us, and this will bring some sporadic outbreaks of showery rain and perhaps some heavier and more widespread thundery rain pushing northwards by the end of the weekend. so the increasing chance of some heavy downpours through the weekend and temperatures coming down just a little bit. tonight at six — the families of the two university students who were killed in nottingham yesterday are joined by more than 1,000 people at a vigil to remember them — the fathers of the 19—year—olds both thanked everyone for their support. look after your friends and look after people around you. it's so important. grace and herfriend, they fell together. important. grace and her friend, they fell together.— impo

of 16000 square meters makes it the largest indoor range forest in europe, the 5 trevor to south west of england to see it. the eden project complex has been in operation for 20 years, and the account you're calling will decide was fully opened in march, 2001 the it's a paradise artificially constructed on ground where claim was once extracted. so tim smiths came up with the idea to transform the old quarry into an attraction where people are confronted with one of the most excess tensile issues of fuel and current. and i want to disguise inside the funds are really important message which is that we are part of the not sure well, and we should not treat us as if we were somehow special and we will pay the ultimate penalty of extension. if we do not learn to work within the boundaries that the world sits up 1st and we wanted to create a world him and he said, well, how we want that? that could be all future time though to get better acquainted with the rain forest . the by itself is artificially created, but the conditions are almost the same as those found in nature. this is mainly thanks to th

it's moving its way northwards. towards the south—west of england in particula. air our way. so across london, for example, through the weekend, we could see highs of 28 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines. india's railways minister says the cause and those responsible for the country's worst train crash in decades have been identified. rescue efforts have now ended. 275 people are known to have died and more than 1,000 injured. the family of a 17—year—old boy who died off the coast of bournemouth beach have paid tribute to their "wonderful son and brother". joe abbess got into difficulty in the water on wednesday. a 12—year—old girl, sunnah khan, also died in the incident while eight others were injured. the victims were not known to each other. the oil producers' cartel opec plus — which includes russia — is to extend its cut in daily oil production in a move to stop the further fall of the international price of oil which will lead to higher prices at the pump. oil prices skyrocketed with the invasion of ukraine last year.

it could produce one or two showers and probably throw some high cloud towards the south west of englandastern areas of england, just bringing some much warmer air our way. so across london, for example, through the weekend, we could see highs of 28 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines: the governor of russia's belgorod region has offered to meet paramilitaries who have seized two russian soldiers from the region. it comes after all the villages running down its border with ukraine were evacuated due to heavy shelling. india's railways minister says the cause and those responsible for the country's worst train crash in decades have been identified. rescue efforts have now ended. 275 people are known to have died and more than 1000 injured. the bbc understands the cost of detaining and deporting people illegally arriving in the uk under the planned new legislation could reach £6 billion over the next two years. the illegal migration bill, which is currently going through parliament, would give the power to remove anyone arriving to the uk illegally, and stop them claiming asylum here.