i came near st albans, morning. good morning. i came near st alba ns, surrounded morning.flower for around two weeks. and all sunflowers follow the sun. the sun rises in the east. these sunflowers were pointed at the sum this morning. they won't follow the sun. the reason is because their stems have now thickened. the cloud has come over as well. it is a pleasa nt start has come over as well. it is a pleasant start to the day. the forecast for the uk generally for the next couple of days is the north—west, south—east split, so in the northern and western we have rain, whereas in the south and the east it will be dry and bright. you can see that nicely on the pressure chart with the cold front coming from the atlantic with a ridge of high pressure building. that ridge of high pressure will kill off some of high pressure will kill off some of the showers. first thing this morning there is drizzle and the odd showerfor morning there is drizzle and the odd shower for east anglia and the south—west of england. and parts of wales. that will clear and it will be dry with some sun

dominic hughes, bbc news, st albans.news, it's time for more from the money and power season which looks at how money, and its power, shapes our lives. this week's programme looks at an ambitious and controversial plan to build private and gated cities in honduras. honduras, centralamerica. honduras, central america. until recently this tiny country had the world's highest murder rate. like other nations in the region, it faces daunting challenges of poverty and inequality. rampant corruption is part of life here and political instability is the norm. last year's elections were over shadowed by allegations of fraud, followed by violent clashes have protesters. —— with protesters. despite being rich with protesters. despite being rich with natural resources, honduras can't seem to escape a cycle of poverty and violence. i grew up in latin and america, used to inequality, but it never stops striking you. in parts of san pedro sula, do can see there is real money here. some of these buildings would not be out of base in mia

dominic hughes, bbc news, st albans. is moving towards hawaii, lashing the big island with huge rains, torrential rains and catastrophic flooding. in the last couple of hours, it has been downgraded to a category one hurricane. president trump has cancelled next week's planned trip to north korea by the us secretary of state, citing delays in the process towards denuclearisation. the finance boss of the trump organisation has reportedly been given legal immunity for helping with the investigation into president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen. earlier this week, immunity was also given to the boss of the firm that publishes the national enquirer. here's our north america editor, jon sopel. he is the publisher of the national enquirer magazine, published a whole series of sensationalist articles, all of them really hostile to hillary clinton during the election campaign, but he did one other thing. when karen mcdougal, a playmate who alleges that she had an affair with donald trump wanted to sell her story, he bought

and in this st albans pub customers were not especially alarmed by these new findings.a risk, doesn't it? you have just got to make the decision. be aware of what you are drinking and go from there. there's conflicting advice all the time, isn't there, about how many units you can drink or are supposed to drink. i think it must depend on the individual surely. drinking alcohol is pleasurable so it is a case of don't overdo it. it is the degree of risk that we may suffer ill—health linked to drinking that we all have to weigh up. the study shows that the risk of drinking within current guidelines is very low indeed, so it's no argument for abstention just because there is no safe level. after all, there is no safe level for driving, there is no safe level for going on holiday. there is no safe level for getting up in the morning but it doesn't mean we should abstain from these activities. and in the end this is what the debate around alcohol consumption comes down to, the level of risk we are each willing to live with. a man who falsely claimed to be a grenfell tower res

and in this st albans pub customers were not especially alarmed by these new findings.e decision. be aware of what you are drinking and go from there. there's conflicting advice all the time, isn't there, about how many units you can drink or are supposed to drink. i think it must depend on the individual surely. drinking alcohol is pleasurable so it is a case of don't overdo it. it is the degree of risk that we may suffer ill—health linked to drinking that we all have to weigh up. the study shows that the risk of drinking within current guidelines is very low indeed, so it's no argument for abstention just because there is no safe level. after all, there is no safe level for driving, there is no safe level for going on holiday. there is no safe level for getting up in the morning but it doesn't mean we should abstain from these activities. and in the end this is what the debate around alcohol consumption comes down to, the level of risk we are each willing to live with. well, dr emmanuela gakidou is from the university of washington, she's a senior author of the study

and in this st albans pub, customers weren't especially alarmed by these new findings.nk everything comes with a risk, doesn't it? and you've just got to make the decision. be aware of what you're drinking and go from there. conflicting advice all the time, isn't there, about how many units you can drink or are supposed to drink? i think it must depend on the individual, surely. drinking alcohol is pleasurable, so it's a case of don't overdo it. it's the degree of risk that we may suffer ill—health linked to drinking that we all have to weigh up. the study shows that the risk of drinking within current guidelines is very low indeed, so it's no argument for abstention just because there's no safe level. after all, there's no safe level of driving, there's no safe level for going on holiday. there's no safe level for getting up in the morning, but it doesn't mean we should abstain from these activities. and in the end, this is what the debate around alcohol consumption comes down to, the level of risk we are each willing to live with. now here on bbc news, it's time for w

and in this st albans pub, customers were not especially alarmed by these new findings.isk, doesn't it? you've just got to make the decision. be aware of what you are drinking and go from there. there's conflicting advice all the time, isn't there, about how many units you can drink or are supposed to drink? i think it must depend on the individual, surely. drinking alcohol is pleasurable, so it is a case of don't overdo it. it is the degree of risk that we may suffer ill—health linked to drinking that we all have to weigh up. the study shows that the risk of drinking within current guidelines is very low indeed, so it's no argument for abstention just because there is no safe level. after all, there is no safe level for driving, there is no safe level for going on holiday. there is no safe level for getting up in the morning, but it doesn't mean we should abstain from these activities. and in the end this is what the debate around alcohol consumption comes down to, the level of risk we are each willing to live with. people in hawaii are being moved away from their homes