in to cardiff bay from swindon when she got a job in insurance. to cardiff bay from swindon when she ajob in insurance. my job rotters to cardiff. once they came here we liked the place and he studied in cardiff, so we had an orientation towards cardiff. you have not told your wife about your student days? no. we can exploit that later. from cardiff bay be moved here to north cardiff for a bigger house. now we are thinking about starting a family. since we like cardiff with that we would settle here and find a bigger house and then work on our plans. cardiff is great. when i was here all i knew about it was that it was a small city, but now it is growing across. even for work, there are quite a lot of companies in cardiff now compared to ten years ago. it is these growth pressures and housing shortages that have meant cardiff councils had to give planning permission to thousands of new homes on green fields north, west and east of the city. there has been a slowing down of house—building and it is important that we inject some pace and to that, support the welsh government and delive

it will underpin production at cowley and swindon.y build the mini there already, it is not a big deal. but there have been concerned about losing this in recent months? there have been patient discussions with bmw behind the scenes. we build the mini, but the electric vehicle, the mini, but the electric vehicle, the fully electric vehicle, it is not the only company that are looking to produce electric vehicles. we are encouraging the manufacturers to build here in the uk. we have a world beating car industry, and workforce. we want to build not just the industry, and workforce. we want to build notjust the cars and the panels, but also eventually the engines and infrastructure. what is the significance with the wider picture after brexit of our position within europe for the wider car industry? there are other car companies in similar positions here. we are working, campaigning that the next generation of models, including hybrids and electric should be produced here in the uk, irrespective of brexit. we have a world beating workfor

it will underpin production at cowley and will play swindon.ur members at the mini plant in the uk. in the past hour, the business secretary, greg clarke, gives his reaction. we talked about the fact that through our industrial strategy, we a to make britain the go—to place for the next generation of vehicles. they have got a fantastic workforce already at oxford and that combination of planning for the future convince them to back britain. no taxpayer subsidies used to secure this investment? we have a very good relationship with the automotive sector. we invest with the whole sector. we invest with the whole sector in research and development facilities, including an announcement i made yesterday about battery storage and including battery storage and including battery storage and including battery storage in vehicles. that environment that we have created, the go—ahead environment of investment in the future, has led companies like bmw and others to realise this is a great place to be. it seems to have taken a fair amount of persuasion. he m

the couple first to cardiff bay from swindon, when she got a job in insurance.h, myjob brought us the cardiff and once we came here we kind of liked this place and also he studied in cardiff, so he actually had a natural orientation towards cardiff from the beginning. although you haven't told your wife about your student days, no? no, i have not! don't talk about that! i'll have to explore that with him! from cardiff bay they then moved here, to pontprennau, in north cardiff, for a bigger house. now we are thinking to kind of start a family, so we thought since we like cardiff we thought we'd just get settled here and find a bigger house and then we can work on our plans. cardiff is growing. when i was here, all i knew about cardiff was it was a city, but a small town, but now it's growing across, with pontprennau coming up. and even work wise there are quite a lot of companies in cardiff now, compared to ten years back. it's these growth pressures and housing shortages that have meant cardiff councils had to give planning permission to thousands of new homes o

mo farah may be one of our most decorated 0lympians but now a graphic designerfrom swindon claims toet the record for the 100—metre sack race in 2014 with a time of 39—point—91 seconds. but yesterday, dad of two stephen wildish took on the challenge and hopped over the line in just over 28 seconds — smashing mo's attempt. he's now waiting for his time to be officially verified in order to claim his new world record. now let's get the weather. i wonder ifa now let's get the weather. i wonder if a following wind will be taken into account there. lots of showers around, you don't need me to tell you that have been hefty downpours. this area of rain spread north through parts of england, these midlands and yorkshire. the heaviest of the showers will fade, some of us will have evening sunshine, arts of northern england did quite well this afternoon. as the night goes on we hold onto some wet weather, mostly affecting parts of north scotland and easter gun. in other parts will drier and cooler. 10—14 the overnight temperature. some fog patches around that shouldn't last too long. low—press

well, let's look at honda's factory in swindon. it's the european single market in action.ss europe, with no hold ups at the border. if we leave the customs union, it could spell trouble for some. we don't want our components stuck at ports. we don't want to see our cars going to europe being stuck this side of the channel. it's really keeping that free flow of product going. one compromise would be to stay in the customs union where goods can cross borders within the eu without import taxes. but that's not government policy at the moment — it wants out. for me, it's about getting what we promised the british people, getting control of their laws, getting control of the borders. you cannot do those things if we remain inside the single market and inside the customs union. if you want the benefits of brexit, being able to get new trade agreements so that we can access the growing markets of the world, that requires the model that we have set out. the customs union will be one of the big battles over the next few months. if we stay inside it — as many big businesses want — th

mo farah may be one of our most decorated 0lympians, but now a graphic designer from swindon claims tout yesterday, dad of two, stephen wildish, took on the challenge and hopped over the line in just over 28 seconds — smashing mo's attempt. he's now waiting for his time to be officially verified in order to claim his new world record. there he goes. determined to cross the line! as long as he doesn't face plant. no, he's over. well done him. 0k, plant. no, he's over. well done him. ok, this is bbc news. coming up in the next few minutes, we've got talking books. we'll be at the hay festival. a bit more sunshine, in the weather? no. it is a changeable day. raining at the moment. dramatic weather today for all of us. a tornado just off the coast of sussex. this is what is moving across the south—east right now. the heavy showers that we have are going to continue into the evening. they will

mo farah may be one of our most decorated olympians, but now a graphic designer from swindon claims to 39.91 seconds. but yesterday, dad of two, stephen wildish, took on the challenge and hopped over the line in just over 28 seconds — smashing mo's attempt. he's now waiting for his time to be officially verified in order to claim his new world record. this is bbc news — coming up in the next few minutes: your weekly guide to the latest technology news. they'll be looking at virtual reality and asking if it's the next big thing or the next big flop. in the meantime, let's look at the weather. once again today, huge contrasts in the weather. sunny in some places in others, pouring with rain. further showers on the way. this is the what the weather looks like this evening. cool where we had showers, warmer where there is sunshine. a mixed evening on the way. take a brolly. as far as the light is concerned, a lot of clear weather out there. early on sunday, lots of clear skies across the country and a sunny start to the day. for a larger swathe of the uk. but those clouds and showers will

mo farrah may be one of our most decorated 0lympians but now a graphic designerfrom swindon claims to records. sir mo set the record for the 100—metre sack race in 2014 with a time of 39.91 seconds. but yesterday, dad of two stephen wildish took on the challenge and hopped over the line in just over 28 seconds. he's now waiting for his time to be officially verified in order to claim his new world record. good technique! you approved of it, his one—arm waving means of maintaining balance. we might have some thoughts on that later from mike. uk holidaymakers have been describing scenes of panic after a powerful earthquake struck the greek island of kos on thursday night. two people were killed and at least 100 people injured. 10,000 british tourists are said to be out there and many others are due to join them. so, what's the advice? joining us now from our london newsroom is emma coulthurst from the website travelsupermarket. com. good morning. thank you very much for your time. good morning. many people will be worried. not so much about whether another earthquake will happen, but wh

mo farrah may be one of our most decorated 0lympians but now a graphic designerfrom swindon claims tods. sir mo set the record for the 100—metre sack race in 2014 with a time of 39.91 seconds. but yesterday, dad of two stephen wildish took on the challenge and hopped over the line in just over 28 seconds. he's now waiting for his time to be officially verified in order to claim his new world record. yeah, you get an idea of the technique. clearly he is 1—handed and holding it with one hand and has and holding it with one hand and has a lot of arm waving. that is for balance. i have never done one of those races. the papers. the times. a story to do with politics. jeremy corbyn. hard left labour supporters plotting to dispose of the deputy leader. that is tom watson. the main picture is dick van dyke, who has apologised all these years later for the 1964 musical, mary poppins, in which he had, by all accounts and his own admission, an atrocious mockney cockney accent. but the film would not be the film without it. commuter trains. many people understand this story. the first—class depa

they moved first to cardiff bay from swindon, when she got a job in insurance.in cardiff, so he actually had a natural order it —— orientation towards khadi. he actually had a natural order it -- orientation towards khadi. but you haven't told your wife about your student days! no. we will have to explore that again! they then moved here the north cardiff for a bigger house. now we are thinking to start a family, so we thought since we like cardiff we would get settled here and find a bigger house and then we can work on our plans. cardiff is growing. when i was here, all i knew about cardiff was it was all i knew about cardiff was it was a city, like a small town, but now it is growing across and even work wise there are quite a lot of companies in cardiff, compared to ten years back. it is these growth pressures and housing shortages that have meant cardiff councils had to give planning permission for thousands of new homes on green fields north, west and east of the city. there has been a slowing down of housebuilding and it's important that we now inject som

mo farah may be one of our most decorated 0lympians but now a graphic designerfrom swindon claims to100—metre sack race in 2014 with a time of 39—point—91 seconds. but yesterday, dad of two stephen wildish took on the challenge and hopped over the line in just over 28 seconds — smashing mo's attempt. he's now waiting for his time to be officially verified in order to claim his new world record. a new exhibition, devoted to the works ofjim henson, is opening at a museum in new york. if you're a fan of the muppets, the fraggles or the cast of sesame street, you'll be able to find out more about how they came to appear on television screens. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. for generations of children, there has always been something magical about the muppets. kermit, miss piggy, big bird. just some of those appearing in this exhibition in new york. so what are the organisers trying to achieve? to tell a rich and riveting story about jim henson as a creative thinker, constantly curious, pushing the boundaries of technology and bringing these amazing characters to life. you can follow the

just at cowley welcome indeed, it is a great workforce notjust at cowley but in the bmw group in swindon will provide a real boost to our uk car industry. with me is our business presenterjamie robertson. the government is happy, the unions are happy, should we be happy? what's not to love? it is good news. it is difficult to interpret this in any other way. it is a continuation of the three door hatch model, the mini, so not a whole new card but an existing card into which is going to be put an electric motor, which is going to be built in germany, in bavaria. it was a new —— if it was a new car altogether that would be significant because it would mean a whole new infrastructure. we haven't got to that stage and bmw is very much at the forefront of electric ca i’s much at the forefront of electric cars amongst the big car manufacturers. it has been doing research and trials since 2008 and in 2018 it is bringing out the bmw roadster and in 2020 the x3. it has something like ten plants around the world making are contributing to electric car manufacturing. we are one called in a large ma

sir mo farrah may be one of our most decorated 0lympians but now a graphic designerfrom swindon claimsld records. sir mo set the record for the 100—metre sack race in 2014 with a time of 39—point—91 seconds. but yesterday, dad of two stephen wildish took on the challenge and hopped over the line in just over 28 seconds — smashing mo's attempt. it's not official as yet. but the clock doesn't lie. he's obviously got good technique. they're vital modern—day tools, used for search and rescue operations and crop—surveillance, but drones also have the potential to be dangerous — last year there were 70 near misses with aircraft. the government wants to cut their misuse by introducing measures that will help authorities trace the owners. 0wen mcaree is a professor in drone and robot safety, he joins us in the studio. good morning. explain these regulations, how they work in practice? the actual report has only just come out so the details are still working through, if you like. as far as still working through, if you like. as farasi still working through, if you like. as far as i understand i

sir mo farrah may be one of our most decorated 0lympians but now a graphic designerfrom swindon claimsess well known world record. but impressive nevertheless. sir mo set the record for the 100—metre sack race in 2014 with a time of 39—point—91 seconds. it's been smashed, apparently. but yesterday, dad of two stephen wildish took on the challenge and hopped over the line in just over 28 seconds — smashing mo's attempt. he's now waiting for his time to be officially verified in order to claim his new world record. he adopts almost like a jockey technique with one arm out? a record isa technique with one arm out? a record is a record. although not official as yet. for the first time, not only do we have a female head of state and prime minister, but the country's most senior judge is also a woman — after baroness hale was appointed as president of the supreme court. an advocate for greater diversity within the legal profession, she's described her appointment as an honour and a challenge. she'll be officially sworn in in october. holly hamilton has been looking back at her illustrious ca