the new economy. 615 million population in southeast asia.an age in countries like indonesia and philippines and vietnam, are 30 or below. they are digitally savvy. when you think about it economies, think of southeast asia as 10 years behind china. i saw one of the headlines -- we do expect to see a lot of new economy listings in southeast asia. we are at the pivotal moment where we are going to see many incoming because many companies are taking advantage entering to capitalize on the 615 million population in this world. i think of this as a growth and investment opportunity for asean equities. yvonne: talk more about that strong ipo pipeline, how has it changed the composition of these benchmarks? pauline: you have seen msci at nursing that -- announcing that -- will be included in the msci asean. we will see many more coming, from grab to goto, many of these companies in southeast asia will be listed. yvonne: which markets are you most focused on in the moment? you mentioned singapore and indonesia, what are some others stories you are l

southeast asia has done in that reaard? �* , . southeast asia has done in that reaard?reaard? ., , ., southeast asia has done in that reaard? a ., ., , ., ., regard? asia in general is not doing as well as europe _ regard? asia in general is not doing as well as europe and _ regard? asia in general is not doing as well as europe and north - regard? asia in general is not doing l as well as europe and north america. singapore, where i am a cup is doing pretty well, as well as the european countries, about a third of people vaccinated come about half and had one dose. 0ther vaccinated come about half and had one dose. other countries like you would inspect to be doing well like australia and japan have not been through our —— doing very well, slow to start. this is not happening yet commit is everything, because you would not want to think about doing this until you have most of your country vaccinated. in three or four months�* time, for the best of countries, for six to 12 months�* time, for the laggards, how do you make the best of conditions then? given you�*ve told y

and chinese brands sourcing from asia and southeast asia.hey are moving their portfolios away from china. we have seen incredible growth. haslinda: ok, we have to leave it there zilingo cofounder and ceo ankiti bose. >> making the contribution. yvonne: taking a back to the great hall of people in beijing. president xi is honoring communist party members. as well as the countdown to the centennial, the 100th anniversary of the chinese communist party that's happening on july 1. this is just several events that will be happening. i want to question what kind of message president xi will send, particularly when it comes to external as you continue to see more pressure from the u.s. and its allies. a lot of questions about that, as well as succession questions as well. but he will extend his term to the third term, which means he has been running the country for close to a decade now. you are seeing this award ceremony underway. plenty of pomp and circumstance. not just in beijing, but shanghai as well as we do count down to that centennial that

we would be surprised to see tightening this year and southeast asia. -- in southeast asia. >> how muchg when it comes to the recovery in the markets? i'm thinking about the fact that international borders, the flow of people, goods is going well, but the flow of people is not happening right now. we see some sort of adjustment -- do we see some of adjusting of structure once we come out of the pandemic? >> we still see flows of migrant workers, working countries back in their home countries, those have held the reasonably well considering the huge disruptions caused by the pandemic. we do think flows of people, flows of tourism, as well as labor are going to take well into 2022, if not beyond, to fully recover. travel restrictions are one of the last things that are going to come back. even in countries that are doing a great job controlling covid. they don't want to reintroduce infections until they have much higher levels of vaccinations. in that regard, there is positive news. vaccinations are accelerating particularly in north asia and northeast asia and also australia. we are seei

. >> this is a film about time, historical time in southeast asia. specifically concerns the people of vietnam, north and south. it chronicles the story of a four year search for peace, and for better days to come, in their part of the world. this research succeeded with past progress. this film may likely claimants title in a chronology of hope. the united states first became involved in a conflict in north vietnam, and south vietnam after both countries received their independence more than a decade ago by ratified acts of the french colony. the united states reported the efforts by soviet numb to remain free and independent, but increased its financial and military support in the early 1960s as the threat to sow vietnam intensified. ♪ ♪ ♪ at the united nations security council in may 1964, the united states ambassador made his country's position clear. >> the united states government is currently involved in the affairs of the republic of vietnam for one reason, and one reason only. because the people of vietnam requested the help of the united st

a little bit cooler across northwestern areas, but still quite warm to the southeast, 22—23 celsius.working week, high—pressure will be building its way in, still potentially one or two showers around here and there and frontal systems bringing extra cloud into northern areas at times. but most places dry, some spells of sunshine, and if anything, it's going to turn a bit warmer. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. donald trump says his suspension from facebook for two years is an insult to everyone who voted for him. the tech giants have hit back the devastating conflict in ethiopia — as the un warns that hundreds of thousands could starve joining forces to tax global corporations — g7 finance ministers are close to agreeing an historic deal. wildfires ravage noway�*s west coast — hundreds are evacuated. and — caught on camera — the test centre canines — that are now social media stars, giving us paws for thought.

it is no secret the forest service plays notes on his roll in southeast alaska's economy, chief i know that you are very aware of the complexities associated with the activities and the tongue as i know that this administration is taking a different approach in the tongass than the previous operated rather than building on all the good work done of the past few years to evaluate the impact of this along the tongass and the communities that the administration has hit the pause button on all of this. this is disheartening to those who are involved with timber harvest. timber program transition from old to young growth enforced is one that has been underway has not been easy for a lot of folks to accept the many who have were hopeful. but they are losing faith in the old-growth bridge that was promised has failed to materialize. it doesn't take a leap of faith and invested early in the transition have also been disappointed by the services and lack of action we had an opportunity to speak about the other issues as they relate to tariffs and the impact that is hat. as you know the road thi

england and wales still dry, still sunny, whilst not as hot in the southeast, for many other parts ofhere's not much rain on it by this stage. scotland and northern ireland cooler, largely dry. for england and wales — we've got quite a contrast, really, across the uk — for england and wales, that heat is building, and the humidity, too, especially towards the southeast, where temperatures won't be far away from 30 celsius. then it could all go bang — we've got the threat of some heavy rain, thunderstorms late wednesday through thursday and into friday, mainly across the midlands and eastern parts of england, where we will see that heavy rain overnight, still perhaps around during thursday. not quite as wet further north and west across england and wales, and drier and brighter for scotland and northern ireland. and it will be cooler. but it will be cooler. it's humid in the southeast, but with that thundery rain, temperatures won't be quite as high as wednesday. this is bbc news, the headlines... israel's parliament has approved a new coalition government, ousting benjamin netanyahu a

still the chance of some rain across east anglia and the southeast, but for many, it will be dry.udier start, it will feel a bit cooler across parts of scotland and northwest england. then, as we go through wednesday into thursday, our area of low pressure starts to pull away, but it may just be close enough to throw in some influence still towards east anglia and the southeast for thursday. high pressure in the north and the west. a lot more sunshine once again more widely. but eastern counties of england, that cloud, a bit of a breeze, and for east anglia and the southeast, there could be still the chance of a few showers. temperatures at their highest in western areas, at around 21—24 celsius. and then through the rest of the week, it looks like by the weekend, showers will develop more widely. see you soon. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. hotter than ever. canada has recorded its highest ever temperature as america's north—west swelters in a dangerous heatwave. you can't breathe, it's so hot. the pavement, even the grass

but england and wales still dry and sunny, whilst not as hot in the southeast for many other parts ofind our band of cloud. there's not much rain on it by this stage. scotland and northern ireland cooler, largely dry. for england and wales — we've got quite a contrast, really, across the uk — for england and wales, that heat is building, and the humidity, too, especially towards the southeast, where temperatures won't be far away from 30 celsius. then it could all go bang — we've got the threat of some heavy rain, thunderstorms late wednesday through thursday and into friday, mainly across the midlands and eastern parts of england, where we will see that heavy rain overnight, still perhaps around during thursday. not quite as wet further north and west across england and wales, and drier and brighter for scotland and northern ireland. and it will be cooler. it's humid in the southeast, but with that thundery rain, temperatures won't be quite as high as wednesday. this is bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers here in the uk and around the world. i'm david eades. our top stories: cheeri

and ea: it across the southeast and east anglia it rained from late morning pretty much all throughut here. temperatures early in the morning on saturday will be ranging from 6 degrees in newcastle to 13 in london. lots of sunshine right from the word go, in fact the best of the weather will be the further east you are during the course of saturday but out towards the west the weather front is approaching and we are expecting some showers in western scotland, northern ireland, parts of wales and the southwest of the country. these showers will drift a little bit further towards the east later on saturday, but again most of us should have a fine, bright day. sunday is looking absolutely fine as well with plenty of warm sunny spells and temperatures reaching the mid 20s and the southeast. bye—bye. the number of new cases of covid19 in england rises by around three—quarters in just one week. the rise raises new questions about the full easing of restrictions onjune 21st — the health secretary urges caution. we can keep this virus under control, but we need to keep vigilant, we need to

a little bit cooler across northwestern areas, but still quite warm to the southeast, 22—23 celsius.f the new working week, high—pressure will be building its way in, still potentially one or two showers around here and there and frontal systems bringing extra cloud into northern areas at times. but most places dry, some spells of sunshine, and if anything, it's going to turn a bit warmer. this is bbc news. i'm mark lobel. our top stories. donald trump says his suspension from facebook for two years is an insult to everyone who voted for him. the tech giants have hit back the devastating conflict in ethiopia — as the un warns that hundreds of thousands could starve joining forces to tax global corporations — g7 finance ministers are close to agreeing an historic deal. wildfires ravage noway�*s west coast — hundreds are evacuated.

but eastern counties of england, that cloud, a bit of a breeze, and for east anglia and the southeasthighest in western areas, at around 21—24 celsius. and then through the rest of the week, it looks like by the weekend, showers will develop more widely. see you soon. hello and welcome to bbc news. our top stories: hotter than ever. canada hits record temperatures as america's north—west swelters in a dangerous heatwave. climate change is real. our temperatures have warmed here, especially summer nighttime temperatures, and so that has kind of raised the baseline and made this heat event that much more severe. 11 people are now confirmed dead in the miami building collapse with more than 150 still missing. the united states says it has carried out air strikes against iranian backed militias in iraq and syria in retaliation for drone attacks on us personnel and facilities in iraqi. it's a win—win for facebook as a court

go out and have fun _ london and the southeast go out and have fun on _ london and the southeast goin northern areas are locked down because their rates of infection are much _ because their rates of infection are much higher. that's the pr disaster the government wants to avoid. i don't _ the government wants to avoid. i don't see — the government wants to avoid. i don't see many other options for at least _ don't see many other options for at least the _ don't see many other options for at least the next four weeks. the key question— least the next four weeks. the key question is, — least the next four weeks. the key question is, at the end of that for weeks. _ question is, at the end of that for weeks, having said we're just going to have _ weeks, having said we're just going to have one — weeks, having said we're just going to have one last push for the line, will it— to have one last push for the line, will it actually be the case that changes, — will it actually be the case that changes, and maybe we make that step forward? _ changes, and maybe we make that step forward? that

an extra dollars into the effort there in the southeast because it's all of this components preparednessand the corralling of the spruce warm is that. interscience is playing a critical roll in helping pheromones that attract the beetle to one place for more is your treatment and there's a lot going on and a lot of good neighbor agreements as well summer working across boundaries there. >> you mentioned the southeast. i think that we have this beetle there. >> i miss polk. thank you for correcting me. it is not. >> thank you. >> thank you senator markowski and chief vicki christiansen protecting communities from wildfires, that is great and that means that that hazardous fuels reduction. contracted you to provide congress an estimate of confederal investment to restore federal and nonfederal classified as high risk for wildfire. how we doing on getting that report to congress. >> yes and thank you. the fire hazard potential report, that you are referring to and that is with department of interior of the report is in its final clearance and really has activated our collective science on t

it will be warmer in the southeast, 23 celsius. a great deal on sunday, but for one or two showers, it should be dry with some sunshine at times. welcome to bbc news, i'm ben boulos — our top stories. after days of frantic negotiations, a coalition of opposition parties signs an historic deal to form a new israeli government. the deal is likely to mean an end to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's 12 years in power. is this your last week as prime minister? is that a wish or a question? watching sport injapan — face masks, temperature checks and polite applause instead of cheering. is this what the olympics will look like when they open in just 50 days�* time? salvage experts try to tow a burnt—out cargo ship away from the coast of sri lanka before tonnes of oil leak into the ocean. # hello, girl, hello, darling. # what's your name and what's your number? # beg your pardon?

still the chance of some rain across east anglia and the southeast, but for many, it will be dry.and and northwest england. then, as we go through wednesday into thursday, our area of low pressure starts to pull away, but it may just be close enough to throw in some influence still towards east anglia and the southeast for thursday. high pressure in the north and the west. a lot more sunshine once again more widely. but eastern counties of england, that cloud, a bit of a breeze, and for east anglia and the southeast, there could be still the chance of a few showers. temperatures at their highest in western areas, at around 21—24 celsius. and then through the rest of the week, it looks like by the weekend, showers will develop more widely. see you soon. hello, you're watching bbc news. the headlines... parts of the united states and canada are seeing a severe heat weight with some of the highest numbers ever recorded in north america for stop officials warned the record waking —— breaking heat wave could last all week. killing at least ten people. no survivors have then pulled a li

we are looking anywhere 3 inches or more through the southeast.ter >> al roker tonight, thank you. >>> let's turn to the increasing threat of the delta coronavirus variant. the world health organization warning it will pick off the more vulnerable more efficiently, especially where vaccination rates are low. our national correspondent miguel almaguer has the latest >> reporter: as our nation returns closer to prepandemic life, tonight, the delta variant is covid's most serious threat, most dangerous strain so far, now contributing to a rise in infections in eight states just as concerts sell out and summer crowds return to popular venues, the unvaccinated could prolong and exacerbate last week about 10% of the virus isolates were the delta variant. now it is up to 19%. it seems to have pretty regular doubling >> reporter: while 65% of adults are at least partially vaccinated, the delta variant has now been detected in nearly every state and is gaining a stronger foothold in regions highlighted here with low vaccination rates. in missouri, the delt

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a little bit cooler across northwestern areas, but still quite warm to the southeast, 22—23 celsius. of the new working week, high—pressure will be building its way in, still potentially one or two showers around here and there and frontal systems bringing extra cloud into northern areas at times. but most places dry, some spells of sunshine, and if anything, it's going to turn a bit warmer. a warm welcome to bbc news, i'm mark lobel. our top stories... donald trump says a decision by facebook to suspend his account for two years is an insult to the millions of people who voted for him. the tech giant hit back. we've always had rules — quite rightly — at facebook, that you can in a sense say what you like on facebook, but you can't do that if that inflicts harm on others. fleeing the conflict in ethiopia as the un warns of a repeat of the devastating famine of 1984. a plea for help from nepal as it suffers a second wave of covid—19. 4,000 people have died in the past month. joining forces to tax global corporations — g7 finance ministers say they're close to an agreement.

still the chance of some rain across east anglia and the southeast, but for many, it will be dry. it will feel a bit cooler across parts of scotland and northwest england. then, as we go through wednesday into thursday, our area of low pressure starts to pull away, but it mayjust be close enough to throw in some influence still towards east anglia and the southeast for thursday. high pressure in the north and the west. a lot more sunshine once again more widely. but eastern counties of england, that cloud, a bit of a breeze, and for east anglia and the southeast, there could be still the chance of a few showers. temperatures at their highest in western areas, at around 21—24 celsius. and then through the rest of the week, it looks like by the weekend, showers will develop more widely. see you soon. this is bbc news. the headlines: parts of the united states and canada are seeing a severe heat wave with some of the highest temperatures ever recorded in north america. officials warn that the record breaking heatwave will last all week. only 11 bodies have been recovered and 151 peop

still the chance of some rain across east anglia and the southeast, but for many, it will be dry.est, but because of that cloudier start, it will feel a bit cooler across parts of scotland and northwest england. then, as we go through wednesday into thursday, our area of low pressure starts to pull away, but it mayjust be close enough to throw in some influence still towards east anglia and the southeast for thursday. high pressure in the north and the west. a lot more sunshine once again more widely. but eastern counties of england, that cloud, a bit of a breeze, and for east anglia and the southeast, there could be still the chance of a few showers. temperatures at their highest in western areas, at around 21—24 celsius. and then through the rest of the week, it looks like by the weekend, showers will develop more widely. see you soon. hello and welcome to bbc news. our top stories, hotter than ever, canada hits record temperatures as america's northwest swelter is in a dangerous heatwave. climate chan . e dangerous heatwave. climate change is _ dangerous heatwave. climate chang

it will be warmer in the southeast, 23 celsius.hine at times. this is bbc news, the headlines: a coalition of opposition parties has been formed in israel to oust the current prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, from power. if it wins sufficient support in the knesset, a new government would be led for the next two years by naftali bennett, a hardline former settler. with 50 days left until the delayed olympic games due to begin, in tokyo — around 10,000 volunteers have pulled out over coronavirus infection concerns. japan has been struggling to contain a fourth wave of the pandemic. organisers say they remain confident the event can be held safely. salvage experts are trying to tow a burnt—out cargo ship away from the coast of sri lanka before tonnes of oil from its fuel tank leaks onto some of the country's most pristine beaches. the vessel is sinking after being badly damaged by a huge fire.

it will be warmer in the southeast, 23 celsius.t should be dry with some sunshine at times. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm victoria fritz. israel's main opposition parties negotiate a coalition deal that could spell the end of benjamin netanyahu's 12 years in power. 50 days before the start of the olympics around 10,000 volunteers pull out over covid concerns. 0rganisers insist the games can be held safely. salvage experts try to tow a burnt—out cargo ship, away from the sri lankan coast — before tonnes of leaking oil causes an environmental disaster. and back to venus — for the first time in decades, nasa announces two new missions to earth's neighbouring planet.

it will be warmer in the southeast, 23 celsius.r two showers, it should be dry with welcome to bbc news, i'm ben boulos — our top stories... after days of frantic negotiations, a coalition of opposition parties signs an historic deal to form a new israeli government. the deal is likely to mean an end to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's 12 years in power. mr netanyahu, is this your last week as prime minister? will this be your last week as prime minister? is that a wish or a question? watching sport injapan — face masks, temperature checks and polite applause instead of cheering. is this what the olympics will look like when they open in just 50 days�* time? back to venus — nasa announces two new missions to the mysterious planet for the first time in decades. # hello, girl, hello, darling. # what's your name and what's your number? # beg your pardon? the grandads from south london who have become the latest

shery: caroline covers southeast asia's power markets. be discussing more on the energy outlook of renewables for the region. thailand's fourth biggest power company by value. they are active in health care, energy, and real estate. one of its units has expanded into solar and wind and most of their growth tries to be green. we are joined by the president, harold. thank you for your time today. tell us a little bit about your renewable investments. what is the target for the propulsion of generation capacity from renewable energy in total capacity? >> thank you very much. we started to be a supplier to industries in industrial parts because 25 years ago, that was trying to get investors into -- reliable. electricity day and night. thailand opened the market for solar and other renewable power. we went into it quite strongly. recently, -- mainly in the renewable sector. we have 30%. you see the solar plant we opened in 2019 was the largest solar plant in southeast asia. 420 megawatts, nearly 1000 acres, built on 300,000 -- 200,000 -- >> so

still some humidity holding on down towards the southeast corner.r west, we'll see more in the way of dry weather here. saturday the dryer day of the weekend for the most, heavy rain likely to return for some on sunday. hello. welcome to outside source. joe biden has arrived in geneva and head of his first face—to—face meeting with vladimir putin. a man he described as bright, tough, and a killer. controversial march by a jewish ultranationalist has gone ahead injerusalem. sparking renewed hostilities with opinions. also across the next hour, accuses the uk make up of a form of institutional corruption over an unsolved murder case. daniel morgan was a private investigator who was murdered in 1987. the panel has been looking at why no one has been brought to book and all of this time.

in the southeast at 23 celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm ben brown. banned for two years — facebook says donald trump's suspension following the capitol hill riots will stay in place for now, and could be extended if there's still a risk to public safety. fleeing the conflict in ethiopia, as the un warns of a repeat of the devastating 1984 famine. hundreds of thousands don't have enough to eat. a plea for help from nepal, as it suffers a second wave of covid— 19. 4,000 people have died in the past month. another army ambulance bringing in more covid victims. ——here is another army ambulance bringing in more covid victims. itjust gives you a sense of the pressure on nepal that covid is taking on their city. authorities in hong kong crack down on any attempt to mark the anniversary of the tiananman square massacre — thousands of police are patrolling the streets. and no place to hide — rich nations inch towards a deal on taxing big corporations. faceboo

corner. 0n across the southeast corner.we are looking at the mid to high teens. as we head through friday night, was to the wet weather clearing off into the north sea, still some cloud affecting eastern areas, clear spells and for the western further north, some fresh start to the weekend and will be fresher than it has been even across the southeast corner. 0n been even across the southeast corner. on saturday, will find us as between the weather picture is a lot more complex, low—pressure swinging in from the west and the system drive gets went northwards. what it means is that most places will see outbreaks of rain from time to time to the day in the could be some heavy thunder downpours creeping in towards the south and this temperatures ranging from 21 in london, 22 engorge tojust 12 degrees in from 21 in london, 22 engorge to just 12 degrees in aberdeen. this is bbc news — i'm lewis vaugham jones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the us supreme court rejects the latest republican—l

still holding onto some patches of cloud towards the are southeast and south of england.northern ireland, and the reason is cloud is continuing to spread further east. mostly light and patchy rain. misty conditions around coasts and heels. we will keep plenty of cloud here with some patchy rain. feeding into parts of northwest england, north and west of wales during the day where southeast of wales, much of southern areas will be seeing some sunny spells at times. feeling pleasantly warm where you see those. much warmer in southeast england compared with recent days as this wind is much lighter. here, temperatures creep in the below 20s. moving further south on thursday. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. not long oil group d at the euros reaches its conclusion. these are fans gathering to watch croatia v scotland. and it's czech republic v england too. both matches start in an hour. meanwhile covid concerns at the euros won't go away — and there are calls from italy prime minister for the final not to be in the uk. i advocate that the final should not take pl

it will be warmer in the southeast, 23 celsius.owers, it should be dry with some sunshine at times. this is bbc news. i'm ben boulos with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. after days of frantic negotiations, a coalition of opposition parties signs an historic deal, to form a new israeli government. the deal is likely to mean an end to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's 12 years in power. watching sport injapan — facemasks, temperature checks and polite applause instead of cheering. is this what the olympics will look like when they open in just 50 days�* time? salvage experts try to tow a burnt out cargo ship, away from the coast of sri lanka before tonnes of oil leaks into the ocean. the grandads from south london who have become the latest stars of the rap world.

there people in the southeast, south in generalfeel alienated.ugh not so much in buckinghamshire. there have been warning signs and this is a continuation of those warning signs that yes, go and try and help the north but don't disregard it. it’s a north but don't disregard it. it's a complicated _ north but don't disregard it. it's a complicated message. _ north but don't disregard it. it's a complicated message. finally you will forgive me of reminding you of this, 30 years ago you had the misfortune to be a conservative who lost in a massive by election. to be fair coming after another massive by election in newbury yours was in dorset, a lot of people in newbury are remembered because i was working down, covering that political path... you are showing your age. showing both our age. then people after would say it's a one—off the lib dems have done very well but it's local factors, never happen again, the newbury was followed by christ church became a start of a sense that the conservatives, the coming off. that she was after a long period and

it will be warmer in the southeast, 23 celsius.mes. this is bbc news, the headlines... a coalition of opposition parties has been formed in israel to oust the current prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, from power. if it wins sufficient support in the knesset, a new government would be led for the next two years by naftali bennett, a hardline former settler. with 50 days left until the delayed olympic games are due to begin, in tokyo, around 10,000 volunteers have pulled out over coronavirus infection concerns. japan has been struggling to contain a fourth wave of the pandemic. organisers say they remain confident the event can be held safely. the us space agency, nasa, has announced two new missions to venus aimed at understanding why earth's nearest planetary neighbour became a fiery hellscape, while earth thrived. the missions — which will be the first in 30 years — are scheduled to launch at the end of the decade. now on bbc news it's hardtalk with zeinab badawi.

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and it is a part of a better, safer, more accessible southeast side. public/private partnerships are vital to the success of public spaces and have been for decades. we are proud to partner with trust for public land and also the rec and park department to raise private funds through philanthropy for this project. we think that is truly important. all public space does better with a mix of funding. it shows commitment by the community and it shows commitment by the leader and it shows commitment from the city and commitment from the state. so we're proud to be part of that. the community engagement is the heart of what we do, grateful to the bayview hunters point community for their continued involvement and advocacy for this world-class park for which in a few months you're going to see the transformation of a basketball court up in india basin shoreline park that we transformed by artists with murals similar to what happened at hayward playground. i know that the mayor knows that one pretty well. it will be pretty cool when that happens here. i would

it will be warmer in the southeast, 23 celsius.es. this is bbc news. the headlines: after days of frantic negotiations in israel, a coalition of opposition parties has been formed to oust the current prime ministerfrom power. if it wins support in the knesset, a new government would be led for the next two years by naftali bennett, a hardline former settler. the deal is likely to mean an end to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's 12 years in power. he has urged right—wing politicians not to join the proposed new unity government. he described it as a danger to israel's security and future. the british government's adviser on education recovery from the coronavirus disruption, has resigned saying the amount of money ministers have announced "falls far short of what is needed." now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with zeinab badawi.

also parts of northwest england and north and west of wales during the day where southeast wales muchng pleasantly warm where you see those with a much warmer in southeast england compared with recent days as this weather ——wind is much lighter here temperatures just creep into the low 205, this area of cloud and patchy rain moving south on thursday. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... scotla nd scotland downbeat as croatia lead 1-0 at scotland downbeat as croatia lead 1—0 at hampden park. scotland downbeat as croatia lead 1-0 at hampden park.— scotland downbeat as croatia lead 1-0 at hampden park. scotland must win if they are _ 1-0 at hampden park. scotland must win if they are to _ 1-0 at hampden park. scotland must win if they are to progress _ 1-0 at hampden park. scotland must win if they are to progress to - 1-0 at hampden park. scotland must win if they are to progress to euro i win if they are to progress to euro 2020. better news for england, they are already through to the final 16, and raheem sterling scored early in the first half, 11 minutes in against the czech re

highest temperature across east anglia and the southeast. 25 degrees in suffolk.ine as well. the fly in the ointment is all this cloud we have kept a close eye on moving on from northern parts of spain across france and threatening to bring some showers across east anglia. we have seen more cloud coming in across eastern parts of england for a while, hence the higher temperatures early in the morning. some clear skies for many other areas, quite a cool start for wales and the southwest. for many on friday, it will be dry with some sunshine, the threat of the showers coming up as the cloud thickens to east anglia and the southeast and already more cloud coming into northern ireland that will be spilling its way into western parts of scotland. it could bring a few showers towards the highlands. not as warm as it was thursday for northern scotland. much of the country dry with sunny spells, top temperature of 19 degrees. a few degrees lower in northern ireland and already more cloudy. it will be brighter towards the east. a good deal of sun for many parts of england

we've got a touch of winter coming into southeast in australia as we go into next week. ahead of that is true enough and a little bit of wet weather as well. go to that area of low pressure just off the coast of new south. well, so some shower is always a possibility here. wanted to shop for time into we're still friends of queens, barbara for much of queensland, much of australia does the settle and sunny could see one or 2 showers just to the south of perth as we go on through friday. honestly, the weekend maybe just brushing through the by using over towards the southeast corner as you go on through sandstone font size of that cooler where to started to set in to tasmania. as we go on through sas, they wet and windy weather coming in here could see some wet weather just around for just around the western pulse, victoria, maybe even to a little bit of a southeast of a south australia wet some windy weather will make its way across new zealand as we go through saturday on into sunday, brightest guys come back in behind. got wet weather, making its way across japan at the moment to so

some sunshine towards the far southeast of england.avier bursts of rain reaching in towards northern ireland and scotland. again, temperatures into the high teens and a few spots into the low 20s. if you get to see some sunshine, it'll feel pleasantly warm. icy picture on friday, low pressure, bands of rain or showers spiralling around. not wet everywhere — there will be some sunny spells around. a lot of this is cleared through scotland at this stage, although it's turned a bit cooler. broken cloud and sunny spells on the way here. this area of low pressure to the south looks like it's lingering in parts of england and wales over the weekend, and that'll be the source of some showers here. whereas we'll see plenty of dry weather wherejune has been very dry so far this month, across northern ireland and indeed, much of scotland. temperatures just edging up a little bit into next week. hello, i'm ros atkins. this is 0utside source. not long until group d at the euros reaches its conclusion. if the czech republic versus england. covid co

it will be warmer in the southeast, 23 celsius.kfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today... a half—hearted approach that risks failing hundreds of thousands of pupils — the damning verdict of the government's top education adviser, as he quits in a row overfunding. 50 days to go until the start of the tokyo olympics. organisers insist it won't be cancelled or delayed, despite a surge in coronavirus cases across japan. will more countries get the green light this summer? the so—called green list of holiday destinations will be updated later — meaning we can travel without having to quarantine. i'll look at the possibilities and what it means for the travel industry.

and on the satellite picture, you can see some cloud across the southeast and east anglia today.e areas towards the north here in east anglia. the rain is still around through the early hours of saturday morning, but you can see the vast majority of the country is actually in the clear. now, the morning temperatures will vary from 8 degrees in glasgow, 10 degrees in liverpool, to around 13 degrees in london. and here's the weather map for saturday. a weak weather front is expected to reach western parts of the uk, so we have to prepare for a few showers. and i think from the morning onwards across parts of western scotland, in northern ireland, and also cornwall, devon, perhaps western ranges of wales by around late afternoon. the further east you are, the better, the sunnier the weather will be. you can see a vast improvement there in the southeast — up to 2a in london — and for many of us, it'll be in the low 20s. here's sunday's weather forecast, and bar the odd shower, you can barely see it on the weather map here, but perhaps across wales, maybe northern england, it is going

it will be warmer in the southeast, 23 celsius.orning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today... a furious backlash from the travel industry as the government axes portugal from the green list in a bitter blow for holidaymakers. it's just going to put people off travel and that is very damaging for the travel industry. we just literally missed the cut—off to change our flight. we had to do it within two hours, so we can't even get the money back. so is our big summer getaway cancelled, orjust delayed? i'll get reaction from the bosses of easyjet and ryanair and ask, what happens if you've already booked your trip? crowds of up to 10,000 will be allowed