sunnis bell's developing, the chance ofa sunnis bell's developing, the chance of a shower in the afternoon sunny spells for the much of east anglia and south—eastern and will stay cloudy, and start to see outbreaks of rain on and off especially from hampshire and sussex to london into the east midlands towards lincolnshire and maybe norfolk. a cooler day compared with saturday but elsewhere if you get sunshine, it will feel warmer. this is the picture on sunday evening, noticed the strip of cloud and the rain continuing. clear spells around. fairamount of rain continuing. clear spells around. fair amount of cloud as we go into monday but some sunny spells in northern england, into scotland and northern ireland, but elsewhere, the rest of england and wales with a good deal of cloud and outbreaks of rain edging west and temperatures similar, reaching about 1k. rain edging west and temperatures similar, reaching about 1a. the pitch if a tuesday, the frontal system affecting england and wales —— the picture for tuesday. this area of high pressure for scandinavia becomes dominant as we go to th

some sunnis belles elsewhere. , this area of cloud and rain stays around the same part of the uk. elsewhere, clear spells, showers. some sunny spells around scotland, northern ireland and northern england. elsewhere in england, a good deal of cloud. some outbreaks of rain in wales and western england. it might brighten up western england. it might brighten upa western england. it might brighten up a little bit in the south—east. temperatures similar, ten to a0 degrees for most of us. on tuesday, weather front close to england and wales. some of us without breaks of rain. scotland and northern ireland with some sunny spells, a few showers. i pressure in scandinavia, and easterly flow as we go through the week ahead. it will not be bitterly cold. it won't be especially warm, especially along north sea coasts. low clouds, maybe damper times, single figure temperatures. some of the best weather next week will be in north—east scotland. some sunny spells at times. this is bbc news. the headlines: two people are reported

some sunnis bells developing.east coast of scotland and northern england. cloud, drizzle and mist as well. further west, a bit more in the way of brightness, and some higher temperatures as well. this is bbc news. i'm vicki young. the headlines at 4:00pm. donald trump describes syria's president assad as an ‘animal‘, and condemns russia and iran for backing him. it follows reports of at least 70 people being killed in an alleged chemical attack. the syrian government has denied involvement as has russia. the foreign office has called for an urgent investigation. rescue workers say it appears that concentrated chlorine gas has been used. we have received many patients who have suffered from symptoms compatible with exposure to chlorine gas. ministers deny any link between the rise in violence in london and police cuts. labour have accused them of having their heads in the sand. the foreign secretary borisjohnson describes jeremy corbyn as ‘the kremlin‘s useful idiot‘. labour has hit back saying mrjohnson has ‘made

that any new government in iraq should include the kurds, sunnis and shiites in the acrostic tearing ethnicity government. it rings alarm bellsfor many of us in iraq when we hear some parties were some political leaders talk about is time for majoritarian roles. for whoever wins the majority to rule iraq. i think in a country like iraq where you have kurds, arabs, muslims, krishan, syrians, you have so many other minorities. he had disputes over oil, revenue sharing, budget, over spaces of some of the military. militias are accepted and sometimes it appears that patchwork are not. you have so many issues to have majoritarian rule i think would be a backward step and we are all hoping the next government will be a reflection of iraqi society and will be able to implement some of the aspirations of the iraqi society. and there is a danger of too high x editions of the new government. so the ambassador said before we were coming and that we have to manage those facts but haitians. .. >> good morning. good morning. i would like to welcome you back to the second panel of today's discussion on iraq and syria. my name is michael. on

bell reports from muenster. the van drove into a crowd in a popular area of the old town of muenster. it was a sunny and people were out sitting at cafes and people were out sitting at cafes and restaurants. the driver of the vehicle, a german citizen, died after shooting himself in his car at the scene. he has not yet been officially identified. the authorities say there is no indication that this was an islamist attack. transocean micro the perpetrator who recklessly sped into a crowd of people is, according to our investigations, a german citizen, not a refugee, as has been previously been reported. german media reports said the driver had a history of mental health problems. police have searched his apartment. this part of town would normally be full of people out enjoying themselves on a saturday night. but now police have cordoned off the entire area. people who live here have been evacuated and a number of them are spending the night in the theatre just down the road. the incident comes at a time of heightened concern afterjihadist attacks in britain and spain. local police urged people not t

any new government in iraq should include the kurds, sunnis and she has been really be a cross sectarian cross ethnicity government. it rings alarm bells for many of us in iraq when we hear some parties are some leaders talk about it is time for majoritarian rule. it's time for whoever wins majority to rule iraq. i think in a country like iraq where you have kurds, arabs, muslims, christians, syrians, you have so many other minorities. you have disputes over oil, revenue sharing, budget, the status of some of the military militias expected were sometimes it appears the pesch murder are not. you have so many other issues to have majoritarian world i think would be a backward step. we are all hoping that the next government will be a reflection of iraqi society and will be able to implement some of the aspirations of the iraqi society. there is a danger of too high expectations. the ambassador said before we were coming in but we also have to manage those expectations. so today, kurdistan and i would say it's a microcosm of the wider iraq. we have economic issues political problems, a fragmented society and may believe that his true for