the 2nd of the provision of measures requested by suffolk are repeats earlier request. it doesn't meet either sufficiently covered by the volume . provision of the measures ordered by the court or rejected in previous rounds. south africa has not given sufficient reason why the court should now be vh for or essentially duplicate. it's already are decisions. the 3rd provision of the major requested by south africa, would you require that is what submit an open report to the court on all the measures taken to be effective to v, as in previous proven a provision of measures as they have said, ease rather than gauge 40 and sincerely in these proceedings, despite the treasures and labors claims that that'd be living against it. it's submitted to the court to defense reports. if that is being forthcoming about the efforts it is undertaking, as well as the challenges it is dealing with. to leave you a few minutes here in situation guys as it does made clear time. and again, it's on waiver and commitment to its supplications under it's an international it has done this. why the

not such a lovely view in suffolk where a cross on the eastern parts of england a northerly wind has been blowing and making it feel quite chilly. you can see from the radar we had rain around as well. that is becoming confined more to the south—east corner of england. more clout in northern scotland that could give some rain but on the whole it will be dry with some spells of sunshine and areas of cloud as well. if you get the sunshine away from those northerly winds it will feel quite warm but where we still have the clout in eastern england temperatures of around 15. the cloud will break up overnight, rain moving away, still some spots of rain running across scotland from the cloud. keeping clear skies across the western side of the uk. here it could be a little bit chilly first thing in the morning with temperatures slipping away to six or seven. still some cloud first thing and the crowd we have in south—east scotland and north—east england pushing into the midlands, could give one or two light showers will stop otherwise a dry day. more sunshine in the south—east, sunny spells

labour candidate for central suffolk and north ipswich.r in the house of lords. shaun bailey. he declined my juice. what can i say? i'll work on him. maybe next time. let's talk unruly behaviour , shall we? on our behaviour, shall we? on our streets. what do you actually do about it? so many people will have examples of anti—social behaviour. do you remember that whole as birthing many years ago , a lot of those kids paraded it around like a badge of honour. they absolutely loved it in liverpool city council. now they reckon that they've got the answer. perhaps when all else has failed, fine. the children. is that going to work? finding these kids ? these kids? >> i think the first thing to say i was a youth worker for over 20 years, anti—social behaviour can be absolutely terrible and why i think it's grown over the last few years is because we've raised up a whole generation and all we ever say to them is about their rights, and we only talk to them about how they feel. a small example of this will be when you're on a train now on a bus,

against the palestinians. israel accused the south africa of making a mockery of international law. suffolk our presents the court here again for the 1st time within the scope of less than 5 months. with the picture that is completely divorced from the facts and circumstances of israel as previously stated before, these courts, when dealing with the little facts matter, truth should the matter wards must retain their meaning of calling something genocide again and again does not make its genocide repeating ally does not make its true is rarely representative at the i c. j there. a short while ago we asked our correspondent band to the god who's following the story from brussels. what else? the is really delegation said. the representatives of israel argued that the israeli army is not targeting civilians in gauze deliberately. there is no intention to kill the palestinian people, the intention of the military operation of the boys to get rid of a most the terrorist organization and that attacked israel on october. the 7th and is still continuing and to fight against the is a i me and shit a

suffolk and politics have changed _ 50%. suffolk and politics have changed.e after _ new parties but i strongly believe after the — new parties but i strongly believe after the day's events, we are much more _ after the day's events, we are much more focused da. if after the day's events, we are much more focused da.— more focused da. if the anc loses its majority. _ more focused da. if the anc loses its majority, would _ more focused da. if the anc loses its majority, would you _ more focused da. if the anc loses its majority, would you be - more focused da. if the anc loses its majority, would you be open i more focused da. if the anc loses its majority, would you be open to j more focused da. if the anc loses i its majority, would you be open to a coalition with the anc? you have fought against the party for two decades now?— fought against the party for two decades now? ~ ~ .,, , decades now? when the anc loses it, we will look — decades now? when the anc loses it, we will look at — decades now? when the anc loses it, we will look at who _ decades now? wh

central suffolk in the house today . and but that's but that's today.nd but that's but that's because but that's because that's because he recently pointed out that residents of his local labour council are, and i quote in his words, charged much more in council tax but in return receive lower quality services. now he's he's been wrong about some things recently. but on that point he's absolutely right. and this week people everywhere should vote conservative chris kaba moving . conservative chris kaba moving. >> it comes out with all that nonsense. but he locks himself away in downing street bunker , away in downing street bunker, moaning that people aren't grateful enough to him . the grateful enough to him. the reality is tory mps are following tory voters in concluding that only the labour party can deliver the change that the country needs . and i that the country needs. and i say to those tory voters, if they believe in a better britain, then they're safe with this changed labour party and it's for them . mr speaker, mr it's for them. mr speaker,

suffolk police say he failed to appear for roll call.l is currently serving a seven year sentence for aggravated burglary with intent. around 32,000 properties are still without running water in east sussex due to a burst pipe in east sussex due to a burst pipe there. southern water has issued an apology to customers in saint leonards on sea, hastings and westfield as they enter their fourth day of disruption. in a statement, the firm said they hope the supply will start to gradually return throughout today . anti—monarchy throughout today. anti—monarchy campaigners are holding a rally today in london to mark the first anniversary of the coronation of king charles. campaigners will gather in trafalgar square to protest arrests made during the event. organisers say britain has never seen such an energised, active and growing democratic republican movement. but former royal butler grant harrold told us there's too much to lose. >> you know, we only. we've only got this one royal family and if we got rid of them, then that's it.then we got

suffolk police say he failed to appear for roll call.seven year sentence for aggravated burglary with intent to. thousands of properties are still without running water in east sussex due to a burst pipe there. southern water has issued an apology to customers in saint leonards on sea, hastings and westfield as they enter their fourth day of disruption . in a statement, the disruption. in a statement, the firm said they hoped the supply will start to gradually return throughout today . anti—monarchy throughout today. anti—monarchy campaigners are holding a rally today in london to mark the first anniversary of the coronation of king charles. campaigners will gather in trafalgar square to protest arrests made during the event. organisers say britain has never seen such an energised, active and growing democratic republican movement. but former royal butler grant harrold told us there's too much to lose . us there's too much to lose. >> you know, we only we've only got this one royal family and if we got rid of them then that's it.then we

but for suffolk and north wales, it was much colder because of cloud and rain. ireland. some heavy showers pushing across scotland may turn a bit drier in north wales and northern england but still a lot of cloud. to the south, though, we'll see some sunshine after a chilly start. a few showers developing in the south east of england. but in the sunshine across midlands, southern england, south wales, east anglia, it's going to be a warm day —16, 17 degrees. we could reach 19 in the northwest of scotland before those heavy showers arrive. there's a few more showers, though, to come in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps the far north of england. should be a bit brighter but a bit of sunshine will trigger some thunderstorms. the odd shower across england and wales and a bit of rain coming into the far southwest. that's keeping temperatures a little bit lower here. but otherwise, widely, temperatures are going to be a reasonable 16—18 degrees on sunday afternoon. now, there is a bit of rain in the southwest — it's on that weather front there, an area of low pre

forget she is the second tory mp to defect to labour in as many weeks after dan poulter, an mp in suffolk the last fortnight. and as you said, rishi sunak and his strategy group had invited tory mp's to downing street for a presentation on the general election national campaign and had hoped to as you say quote try to get back on the front foot. but his hopes were dashed by the very dramatic moment in which natalie elphicke crossed the floor just moments before prime minister's questions began. well it is a blow for rishi sunak, there are questions about sir keir starmer's judgment tonight among labour mps who are very concerned about natalie elphicke's past political views, her past criticism of the labor party, or past support for her disgraced former husband who was convicted of sexually assaulting two women. she defended him after that conviction. and indeed her past suspension from parliament for a day over her attempts to influence a judge involved in the case against her former husband christian: yes, this is interesting because right now suspended from the labor party is the forme

but for suffolk and north wales, it was much colder because of cloud and rain.h but we've got some more rain to come on saturday across northern ireland. some heavy showers pushing across scotland may turn a bit drier in north wales and northern england but still a lot of cloud. to the south, though, we'll see some sunshine after a chilly start. a few showers developing in the south east of england. but in the sunshine across midlands, southern england, south wales, east anglia, it's going to be a warm day —16, 17 degrees. we could reach 19 in the northwest of scotland before those heavy showers arrive. there's a few more showers, though, to come in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps the far north of england. should be a bit brighter but a bit of sunshine will trigger some thunderstorms. the odd shower across england and wales and a bit of rain coming into the far southwest. that's keeping temperatures a little bit lower here. but otherwise, widely, temperatures are going to be a reasonable 16—18 degrees on sunday afternoon. now, there is a bit of rain in th

según una investigación de la universidad suffolk en boston.son usualmente cortas, con lenguaje genérico y muy positivo. también pueden ser muy negativas. si una compañía quiere hacerle daño a otra. si solo ves reseñas de 5 estrellas de un producto, debes desconfiar. si, por ejemplo, ves que esa misma persona ha dejado reseñas para 3 diferentes televisores en un corto periodo de tiempo, ese es un indicio de que esa persona es poco confiable. tampoco puedes confiar totalmente en compradores verificados porque algunos son pagados por compañías para recibir productos y escribir reseñas. pero no te frustres porque existen compañías como wire, cutter o consumer reports que ofrecen reseñas imparciales. qué bueno saberlo, porque 1 se deja llevar y literal, como se llama este segmento. cómo le hago, verdad? porque tanto que te sale ahí, con que si son buenas o no son buenas. mucha gente se va con cuando la cantidad de reseñas que hay verdad? o también cuántas estrellitas. yo por lo general me voy primero a las críticas, que son negativas porque digo bu

very different picture, though, earlier on in norfolk and here in suffolk with cloud and some rain.got this cloud that's pushing in from the south—west, and this is where we're seeing some rain arriving as well. and that cloud of rain that we've got across south—western areas will continue to work its way northwards and eastwards into more of england and wales overnight. some heavier rain develops in northern england, pushes into southern scotland, too. so, with a lot of cloud overnight and it getting wetter as well, temperatures should be typically ten or 11 degrees by the morning. and quite a wet start for some of us early on sunday morning — these two areas of rain are pushing their way northwards. and following on from that, we'll get some sunshine, but we'll see those showers developing as well, and those showers could be heavy and thundery. the greatest risk of some slow—moving, thundery downpours will be across northern england, into the midlands, across to east anglia — risk of some local flooding as well. but with more showers around on sunday, temperatures are going to be

asking for of the university all the calls for the administrators, or indeed the president, president, suffolk to step down over this. so yeah, so slightly there was a large, large support for me need to seek to resign for laura rose and barry to resign to the president of fine arts and for a whole investigation that i've seen this happen in the past few weeks to be done as well as being a wave of all the protests against, as well as will and gauls or universities across the united states. after students were rest of the university of texas in austin on monday, many was still being held in jail on tuesday. how's your castro has more? there has been a slow trickle of the protesters that are being released according to the university of texas austin, administration. 79 people were arrested for mondays protests and they had been charged with. we're seeing a lot of criminal trespassing as a major charge here. and now more than 24 hours later, still the vast majority remain inside the jail that's behind me. and that's despite the calls that you're hearing behind me of not only 3 talestine because o

según una investigación de la universidad suffolk en boston.identificar las reseñas falsas? son usualmente cortas, con lenguaje genérico y muy positivo. también pueden ser muy negativas. si una compañía quiere hacerle daño a otra. si solo ves reseñas de 5 estrellas de un producto, debes desconfiar. si, por ejemplo, ves que esa misma persona ha dejado reseñas para 3 diferentes televisores en un corto periodo de tiempo, ese es un indicio de que esa persona es poco confiable. tampoco puedes confiar totalmente en compradores verificados porque algunos son pagados por compañías para recibir productos y escribir reseñas. pero no te frustres porque existen compañías como wire, cutter o consumer reports que ofrecen reseñas imparciales. y ahora, ya que llegó el calor, el centro de san josé se pintará de colores a través de un mural que realizarán en san pedro square. se trata de jimmy paint, natural de san josé. será el autor de este mural de 3000 metros cuadrados que se extenderá a lo largo de un tramo de todo san pedro square, que solo está abierto a

suffolk county police and all the other security agencies are going to do is they're going to focus onically controlling everybody coming in and out. this comes as the fbi is also tracking other isis related threats to pride celebrations next month. well, nearly a year ago, the titan submersible imploded, killing five people. and now another billionaire is getting ready to make that same journey. according to the wall street journal, larry connor, a real estate and tech billionaire from ohio, and patrick leahy, the founder and ceo of triton submarines, are planning to make that same expedition to the titanic wreckage. they say they're going to travel in a $20 million vessel built using cutting edge materials and tech. a date for that trip hasn't yet been set. you'll remember in june of last year, ocean gates titan submersible imploded on descent, killing everyone on board. the tragedy exposed the unregulated deep sea tourism industry. well, up next, microsoft getting hands on with a group of high school students the unique computer science program in a sanose classroom. a slow network

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but for suffolk and north wales, it was much colder because of cloud and rain.les and northern england, but still a lot of cloud. to the south, though, we'll see some sunshine after a chilly start. a few showers developing in the south east of england, but in the sunshine across midlands, southern england, south wales, east anglia, it's going to be a warmer day — 16, 17 degrees. we could reach 19 in the northwest of scotland before those heavy showers arrive. there's a few more showers, though, to come in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps the far north of england, should be a bit brighter, but a bit of sunshine will trigger some thunderstorms. the odd shower across england and wales and a bit of rain coming into the far southwest. that's keeping temperatures a little bit lower here. but otherwise, widely, temperatures are going to be a reasonable 16 to 18 degrees on sunday afternoon. now, there is a bit of rain in the southwest. it's on that weather front there. an area of low pressure. not really much wind to move things on at all. there's a bit of uncerta

very different picture, though, earlier on in norfolk and here in suffolk with cloud and some rain.t cloud of rain that we've got across south—western areas will continue to work its way northwards and eastwards into more of england and wales overnight. some heavier rain develops in northern england, pushes into southern scotland, too. so, with a lot of cloud overnight and it getting wetter as well, temperatures should be typically 10 or 11 degrees by the morning. and quite a wet start for some of us early on sunday morning — these two areas of rain are pushing their way northwards. and following on from that, we'll get some sunshine, but we'll see those showers developing as well. and those showers could be heavy and thundery. the greatest risk of some slow—moving, thundery downpours will be across northern england, into the midlands, across to east anglia. risk of some local flooding as well. but with more showers around on sunday, temperatures are going to be lower than today. still could make 19 degrees, perhaps, in south—eastern parts of england. those showers are still around

thundery downpours will be across northern england, parts of the midlands towards norfolk and perhaps suffolk high, could make 19 across east anglia and the southeast. those thundery showers are still there into the early evening, they will tend to fade, a wet weather moving northwards into scotland then clearing away overnight. heading into a bank holiday monday, we await more weather fronts from the atlantic next week. still low pressure close by which will bring with it some more showers. not quite as earlier on bank holiday monday, most of the heavy, thundery showers towards parts of scotland, may be the northeast of england. there will be showers elsewhere but it's likely to be a better day for bank holiday monday, across northern england, much of the midlands and east anglia, temperatures around 16 or 17 celsius. those temperatures are not going to change a great deal for the rest of next week, we will have a southwesterly wind for a while. later in the week it might turn northwesterly and cooler in the northwesterly and cooler in the northwest but the rest of the week is going to remai

asking for of the university, all the calls for the administrators, or indeed the president president, suffolk, to step down over this. oh yeah, completely. there was a large, large support for me needs to pick to resign for laura rose and barry to resign to the president of fine. all right. and for a whole investigation of everything that happened in the past few weeks to be done . okay, cameron james, many thanks. indeed for joining us throughout the night to bring us a view from where you are. you are a barricade, remain barricaded inside a building on campus. uh we have check back in with you in the coming hours. lets go now to uh, the correspondent kristen salumi, who is also out just outside columbia university. she's across the campus from where to raise it, but it was reporting early christian festival. it's looking pretty quiet way. you all can you describe the scene as you said, the a yeah. really just a big police presence here. still. we saw them take the drone that they had over the campus and bring that back and put it into the van. it seems like things are winding down here a bi

these experience in the highest level of get to suffolk, hunger with one and 3 children on the 2 years of age, suffering from accurate malnutrition. in the north of again dr. limited 8 supplies arriving by and see doesn't meet the needs of guides. us $2300000.00 children and people of the situation is becoming more di each day with the un, wilford program, chief warning that northern galleries in the midst of a full blown and famine. what i can explain to you is if there is famine, full blown famine in the north, and it's moving its way south. i just wanna be very clear because what you're saying is significant. and i believe it's the 1st time we've heard it. you're saying there is full blown famine? yes. in northern golf i am, yes i am. and there has not been an official declaration that there is none. but you are saying that based on what you've seen. yes, it is based on what we've seen and what we've experienced on the ground. yes, our for provide crossing. it is a close to because of those re reed. and i don't know the more than as completely closed, no more to human nature and age

but for suffolk and north wales it was much colder because of cloud and rain.rain to come on saturday across northern ireland. some heavy showers pushing across scotland may turn a bit drier in north wales and northern england, but still a lot of cloud. to the south, though, we'll see some sunshine after a chilly start. a few showers developing in the southeast of england, but in the sunshine across midlands, southern england, south wales, east anglia, it's going to be a warm day, 16—17 degrees. we could reach 19 in the northwest of scotland before those heavy showers arrive. there's a few more showers, though, to come in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps the far north of england, should be a bit brighter, but a bit of sunshine will trigger some thunderstorms. the shower across england and wales and a bit of rain coming into the far south—west. that's keeping temperatures a little bit lower here, but otherwise, widely, temperatures are going to be a reasonable 16 to 18 degrees on sunday afternoon. now, there is a bit of rain in the south—west. it's on that

interesting to talk, your suffolk assignment is such indicators such as that, then you mentioned all the fact that other major powers are catching up with africa . and another example need, they will tell you to, you know, but i should look at this. i have, for instance, today is a little the travel in terms of us as influencing the core mean that but to be what, but i've been a good standing now for sure. the united states as your new tribes, truly in case the continent. last year we saw their visit or vice president coming to iris and save or african countries of cause the secretary of state and need can, has been a numerous of easy to the continent. but of course of it comes also want to see tangible results in terms of the infrastructure in terms of health or reach these particular treat by present thoughtful i have a lot of maintenance and promises that i'm going towards. i know just have i could catch up climate change and both as a development issues. so it is quite the welcome of a while to move about solution. let me just ask you about some of the challenges that perhaps one

parts of east anglia and suffolk a saw top temperature of 20.milar kind of day, chasing around those different areas of cloud. many areas will keep a lot of cloud, and i suppose one big difference is, as we go through monday afternoon, bank holiday of course, showers are going to develop. they're going to be much more widespread and tend to be heavier, so there's a greater risk of seeing thunderstorms develop. probably the best of the sunshine across parts of northern england, wales, the midlands and perhaps into norfolk as well. there could be longer outbreaks of rain working into south east england, and the rain could be slow to clear here through monday night as well. it will be a relatively mild night. where we keep the cloud, temperatures around 8 to 10 degrees celsius heading into tuesday. now, we'll begin to see a change in our weather patterns from tuesday as an area of high pressure starts to move in from the west. now, it's not the strongest area of high pressure, and on tuesday, there will still be areas of cloud around, still the thr

and in this sliver of suffolk, the view from the top tier next year will be one to savour.the news, but stay right there if you'd like to know the results. four of those goals were scored by erling haaland as manchester city beat wolves 5—1. that keeps them one point behind arsenal, who also won today, but city do have a game in hand. there were no goals between brentford and fulham. burnley�*s hopes of staying up are fading fast after a a—1 defeat to newcastle but nottingham forest beat sheffield united and are now three points above the relegation zone. celtic beat hearts to stretch their lead at the top of the scottish premiership. the 3—0 win takes them six points clear of rangers who play tomorrow. it's the old firm match next weekend. livingston were relegated after their defeat at motherwell. northampton saints are out of rugby union's champions cup after losing their semifinal 20—17 to leinster in dublin. over 82,000, a record for the competition, packed out croke park. james lowe scored a hat—trick of tries to send the irish side through to their third straight eur

not such a lovely view in suffolk where a cross on the eastern parts of england a northerly wind hasn around as well. that is becoming confined more to the south—east corner of england. more clout in northern scotland that could give some rain but on the whole it will be dry with some spells of sunshine and areas of

is this a good chance to participate in suffolk and i'll make activities. these are also a legitimate because if they are taken without the support of the un, secure to counsel if they're of late against a 3rd party is this goes beyond all reason. and the same kind of sanctions are used by the us by the european nations against their own allies. and so i mean concert with measuring, i know that the americans actually just introduced sanctions against their own is european partners. they don't just do it against russia, but against all the nations as well. and this is what they do. what i see to this is an established practice of theirs and the europeans swallow it up. so you said it was 80 something once again, we a firm and confirming that they are vast, sol, so pretty much all america and the most. now the fact that such decisions are made in the 1st place, that certainly damages the national economy as a whole, not just the countries that are the most, the objects that are, we're going to give to all of those sanctions, dreams. now this effect, so the en

those slow moving, thundery downpours will be in northern england, parts of midlands and perhaps into suffolktoday. it could make 19 across the south—east. the showers will fade away in the early evening and the wet weather moves into scotland and clears away overnight. heading into bank holiday monday we await more weather fronts coming in from the atlantic next week. still got low pressure close by and that will bring with it more showers. maybe not quite as wet as it was earlier on, most heavy and thundery showers in scotland and the north—east of england. it is likely to be a better day for bank holiday monday across northern england, the midlands and for east anglia. the temperatures around or 17. those temperatures will not change a great deal through the rest of next week. we have a south—westerly wind for a while and later in week it may turn north—westerly and cool down. but the week ahead is unsettled. there will be sunshine at times, but there will be sunshine at times, but there will be sunshine at times, but there will be spells of rain and showers, some perhaps on the heavy side

routinely amputated due to hans coughed wounds, lack of medication and adequate medical cap violence, suffolk by detainees and local food. according to write scripts that on more than 9000 palestinians currently detained by as well, for security reasons. well, the $3000.00 of them on the administrative detention, meaning there are no charges against them despite being held for months and dollars . a in particular move in 2000 would detained us 27 of them died, wanting custody the all colored again, states his case is not so unique. a lot of them to study the most. somers, when i go to the house of prison, i met with a red cross, the official who apologized and said that israel hasn't been cooperating with the red cross since october. the 7th, he said they knew they would gross violations against the prisoners. but what would make israel stop the violations if there is no condemnation? israel unfortunately convinced people that the detainees, the how much the leads and the world seems to believe this story. so, if we're how much the leads, why do these roll release us? we weren't released in a

asking for of the university all the calls for the administrators, or indeed the president, president, suffolk to step down over this. so yeah, some fleet lead there was a large, large support for me news to seek to resign for laura rose and barry to resign to the president of fine arts and for a whole investigation that i've seen this happen in the past few weeks to be done and then florida police and he's a gas to break up a demonstration as a school in tampa, where he's raised as an incumbent at the university of south florida. resting several students. it comes off to similar us at all. the universities across the states of the university of texas in austin, a number of student purchases, were arrested on monday and we're still in jail on tuesday. how does your caspar has moved? there has been a slow trickle of the protesters that are being released according to the university of texas austin, administration. 79 people were arrested for mondays protests. and they had been charged with. we're seeing a lot of criminal trespassing as a major charge here. and now more than 24 hours later, stil

i would also like to welcome a member from central suffolk on being -- [shouting] after nearly two decades and an nhs and doctor. mr. speaker, he concluded that if you care about the future of our country and our nhs then it's time for change, it's time for this changed labour party. as of today, as of today he's our newest labour mp but i'm sure you won't mind me saying that hope he loses that title on friday. mr. speaker, with a lifelong tory as doctor says that the only cure for the nhs is a labour government, as in the time the prime minister admit he has utterly failed? [shouting] >> well, mr. speaker, i'm glad to actually see the honorable gentleman in the house. [shouting] but that's because, that's because he recently pointed out that residence of his local labour council are, and i quote in his words, charge much more in council tax but in return receive lower quality services. now, he's been wrong about some things recently but on that point he's absolute right, and this week people everywhere should vote conservative. [shouting] >> he comes out with all the nonsense but he locks

the amputated due to hans coughed wounds, lack of medication, and adequate medical cap violence, suffolk by detainees and local food. according to write scripts that on more than 9000 palestinians currently detained by as well, for security reasons. well the $3000.00 of them on the administrative detention, meaning there are no charges against.

but for suffolk and north wales, it was much colder because of cloud and rain.rain to come on saturday across northern ireland. some heavy showers pushing across scotland may turn a bit drier in north wales and northern england but still a lot of cloud. to the south, though, we'll see some sunshine after a chilly start. a few showers developing in the south east of england. but in the sunshine across midlands, southern england, south wales, east anglia, it's going to be a warm day — i6, 17 degrees. we could reach 19 in the northwest of scotland before those heavy showers arrive. there's a few more showers, though, to come in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps the far north of england. should be a bit brighter but a bit of sunshine will trigger some thunderstorms. the odd shower across england and wales and a bit of rain coming into the far southwest. that's keeping temperatures a little bit lower here. but otherwise, widely, temperatures are going to be a reasonable 16—18 degrees on sunday afternoon. now, there is a bit of rain in the southwest — it's on tha

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but in suffolk and north wales temperatures were an awful lot lower today because it's been raining, we have had lots of low cloud, it is misty and murky, that's the radar of the past few hours, a few thunderstorms have pushed across scotland, those have faded away, and the rain will drift further north overnight. some clearer skies coming into the south, a few mist and fog patches and here we will have the lowest temperatures, could be as low as two or three degrees in the west country. tomorrow, north wales, northern england, northern ireland and much of scotland will have a cloudy day, misty and murky over the hills, bit of rain left over, most of it for northern ireland, sunshine to the south, that could give us a few showers into the south—east. we may get a few thunderstorms in the north—west of scotland with a bit of sunshine helping to trigger those, 19 degrees in the highlands. a warmer day than today across southern parts of england and south wales and the midlands, 16 or 17 degrees. a bit more sunshine on the way on sunday, should brighten up a bit across northern parts of

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downpours will be across northern england and parts of the midlands and towards norfolk and into suffolknto the evening. tending to clear away overnight. heading into bank holiday monday, we await more weather fronts coming in for the atlantic next week. low—pressure nearby. maybe not quite as wet as it was looking early on. most of the heavy showers towards parts of scotland on monday. it is likely to be a better day on bank holiday monday across northern england and much of the midlands and for east anglia as well. temperatures around 16 degrees. those temperatures will not change it great deal through next week. later in the week it may turn north—westerly and cool down in the north west. there will be some sunshine at times. some spells of rain and showers. some of them on heaviside. live from london, this is bbc news. thank you. party leaders hit the campaign trail in the uk's general election as the list grows of conservative mps who say they'll be standing down. campaigning out in west midlands. labour leader sir keir starmer calls to lower the voting age to 16. israel continues i

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