for us but did you consciously see the opportunity of progressing wales's. claim in the in the in the lead of scotland's advance well of course scotland's advance was a tremendous boost for the two parties been very close together and sometimes played in the one nine hundred sixty s. a little bit ahead and then the s.n.p. was a little bit ahead we came back in the late seventy's early eighty's and therefore we were inspiring each other and that was a great thing but there are also several of the changes that took place from the referendum in one hundred seventy nine to one thousand nine hundred seven for example we had four sectors of state for wales that weren't even welsh m.p.'s there these were tories people like john redwood and who had some difficulty with the welsh national anthem asylum and yes there's a lesson for us all though if you don't know the words don't try. clip of film was used ever after but the point was the decisions were being taken by sectors of state that weren't in any way answerable to well some of them were good people peter walker

wales for ever, welsh labour for ever.an emotional speech where he spoke about the pressures of being leaderfor the best part of a decade. the last few months following the death of carl sergeant will have been the most difficult, but leading labour members said he'll be remembered for more than that. carwyn has done wonderful things for wales. he's been an exemplary leader and exemplary first minister. he has been a wonderful ambassador for wales, and i'm very proud to have been a member of parliament in carwyn jones's welsh labour party. i don't think he does leave under a cloud. what there is, though, is there's an unresolved position about that final inquiry, and that's about the two sides agreeing. and i don't think it's helpful for me or anyone else to second guess those conversations about trying to get to a point where, as the first minister has said, all the detail and information available will be passed over to that inquiry. inevitably, thoughts will now turn to his successor, with the finance secretary mark dra

hi, we're from the bbc, bbc wales investigates.f labour and paying people £3 an hour, have you got any answer to that? i don't speak english. yeah, you speak english because we know we put people undercover here. you helped recruit guys to work here for £3 an hour. no. no, you deny that, yeah? you don't agree that that you are paying workers illegally, that you are paying less than the minimum wage? i don't know, i work here, you know. kaywan also denied offering our workerjust £30 a day or that he refused to pay him at all. he also said he sold the car wash around the same time that we contacted him about our evidence. if you have details we would like you to pass them to us. it is illegal to pay those wages, we should not be paying individuals those level of wages and we want to identify who the perpetrators are so as key partner organisations we can prosecute them and deal with them and deal with that level of exploitation. so the police will look at our evidence knowing there are likely to be thousands of other cases in our com

here's our bbc wales political editor nick servini.unding announced next week. this was always going to be the toughest conference speech for carwyn jones as first minister of wales. as it turned out, it was his last, as he shocked party members by saying a bruising few months had taken its toll on his family life. i don't think anyone can know what these last few months have been like, no—one that is apart from lisa and the kids. they've carried me through the darkest of times. i've asked too much of them at times, and it's time for me to think about what's fair to them. so, this will be the last welsh labour conference i address as party leader. carwynjones has faced intense pressure since the death of his colleague carl sergeant, who he sacked from the welsh government cabinet in november. a few days later it's thought mr sergeant took his own life while facing a number of misconduct allegations from different women. there have been questions about whether correct procedures were followed. the crisis for carwyn jones that came to a

wales top the group. on the south coast of the biggest clash of qualifying group one so far. wales currently top the table with ten points from the opening four matches, and beaten, as england in second, wales have one point advantage of england, england have a game in hand. england boss phil neville says his players want to approach this like a derby, something he will know all about. wales is just the shock says the tea m wales is just the shock says the team can't get too emotionally involved in who they play. it is an important game, that's the kind of thing i feel about this. i get that it is england and i understand the hype and i can appreciate that. but for me it is another game and a campaign that is going so well for us campaign that is going so well for us right now and we wanted to keep going well. so i'm preparing for this is if i would prepare for kazakhstan or bosnia. the name of the team is irrelevant. we have to get the points we need, that's the most important thing to do. it's a big wor

brightness over wales and the south—west.nd the south—west. and bandwidth, and damages at a maximum of 13 celsius. 300 extra police will be on patrol in areas of london this weekend. in areas of london this weekend. in shootings stabbings in the last seven days. seven days. over 50 since the start of the year. of the year. high sporty team has crashed in western canada, killing 1a people. western canada, killing 1a people. 1a other passengers were injured when a bus collided with a lorry. when a bus collided with a lorry. sanctions on businessmen and officials close to president putin. officials close to president putin. those involved in what it calls malign activity around the world. malign activity around the world. holiday—makers losing their money to fraudsters. fraudsters. airline tickets or accommodation that did not exist. that did not exist. now on bbc news it is time for witness. hello and welcome to witness with me, razia iqbal. extraordinary moments from the recent past. community in israel. the divisions caused b

here's our bbc wales political editor nick servini. there will be funding announced next week. this was always going to be the toughest conference speech for carwyn jones as first minister of wales. as it turned out, it was his last, as he shocked party members by saying a bruising few months had taken its toll on his family life. i don't think anyone can know what these last few months have been like, no—one that is apart from lisa and the kids. they've carried me through the darkest of times. i've asked too much of them at times, and it's time for me to think about what's fair to them. so, this will be the last welsh labour conference i address as party leader. carwynjones has faced intense pressure since the death of his colleague carl sergeant, who he sacked from the welsh government cabinet in november. a few days later it's thought mr sergeant took his own life while facing a number of misconduct allegations from different women. there have been questions about whether correct procedures were followed. the crisis for carwyn jones

rain to the west of england and wales.ershowers. sunshine only one or two showers that notes in dip in temperatures. they want is contained toward the southeast. not great news if you're running a marathon but lay in the afternoon we could see heavy showers come your way. as i said the fresh air does work its way into for the days is somebody out as next week we're back to normal spring weather. it is going to be a sunny start at least two monday for the vast majority. cloud increasing in the west throughout the day and brea ks the west throughout the day and breaks a rent on the island and west of scotla nd breaks a rent on the island and west of scotland in northwest england as well. the turn of the island and west of scotland in northwest england as well. to turn a big grey and drizzly towards the coast of wales later. and then wonder to isolate areas temperatures still not bad. 11 to 17 degrees. as a go through to the rest of the week we could see cloudy across the southern areas but sunshine and showers become more do

in the 50 rifle —— metres rifle, wales we re the 50 rifle —— metres rifle, wales were taking in.ur birthday. a home team's1—2— three celebrate your birthday. a home team's 1—2— three there, and sorted elsewhere. the open road may have provided a more scenic view, but for england, quite enough distraction. racing against the clock, a silver in the main‘s time trial. and any lingering doubt about what a metal can mean, this was haley simons winning bronze in the women's. for others, celebrations were less powerful, although for some, it was a little more acrobatic. for his england team—mate, the rewards have been swift. she undertook took up the sport nine months ago. she is 110w the sport nine months ago. she is now a commonwealth silver medallist. whilst on the track, high hopes for england. communicates two gold medals, two titles in a matter of weeks? —— can he make it's the day ended with another home team medal in the women's1500 metres, keeping pace with caster semenya would always prove too much for the rest, but a bronze for wales, a final moments to savour. imagine travel

he was wide and wales went wild. wales have won!th a gold medal. need to back yourself otherwise there is no point. there is no point. those balls only weigh about1. 5 kilos. triallist in 130 of them above your head. 130 of them above your head. won and fifth weightlifting medal for england at the games. for england at the games. how the rate he was to go one better than fourth in glasgow. than fourth in glasgow. was moaning about the heat for his hit. hit. the men's final while richard said a games record. games record. the 100 metre finals are this afternoon. a lot more champions to be named today. i have one with me now. points race, the 25 calomba appoints brace. brace. elinor barker from a few nights ago. we watched you and congratulations. congratulations. one of the last few days been like? days been like? commonwealth medal now to add to all your others. it is great, it is special. it has been great two days. it really is the friendly games. everyone has been so nice and supporters of one another. supporters of one another.

of wales picked up the bronze medal in the 1500 metres.emotional moment for the botswanan athlete who won, you may recall he was the chap from botswana who last summer at the world championships in london was co ntroversially championships in london was controversially stopped from entering the championships because it was thought he was suffering from the nora virus. certainly shown tonight in the last hour what london was missing with a dominant display. apart from the province from wales, a disappointing night overall for the home nations —— apart from the bronze. the home teams need to catch up. talking of disappointment, imagine coming all this way and not being allowed to enter, that is what happened to data melissa, gutted after an administration error meant she could not enter the women's time trial. there will be a review. brett lee she can enter the road race. second chance at the weekend, separate event. —— at least she can enter the road race. now the weather. it looked a bit

west wales, the far south—west of england, saw the best of the temperatures and sunshine on monday.ather dull and misty. we saw rain developing more widely across england, pushing into wales, and that will continue to work its way northwards. and for most of us, disappointing temperatures this week. a lot of cloud, some rain at times. easterly winds are setting up, so it's always going to be better towards more western parts of the uk. at the moment, our weather map is dominated by a large area of low pressure. that's not really going anywhere at all, picking rain up from iberia and pushing it across france and heading it towards our shores. so the rain that's been developing continues to work its way northwards through the day, away eventually from northern england, up into scotland apart from the far north—west. some wetter weather later for northern ireland. some cloud following on behind that, and still rather misty, especially in the hills, as it brightens up across southern parts of england. and as we get some sunshine, it will get a bit warmer but it could trigger some heavy

carwynjones put ina nine minister of wales.h. it's emerged that documents recording the arrival of thousands people who came to the uk from the caribbean after 1948 are being stored at the national archives in west london. at the national archives in the government has been criticised after many of the so—called windrush generation have struggled to prove that they live in the uk legally. the home office says the records don't provide proof of ongoing residency, but will review evidence provided. here's our political correspondent, eleanor garnier. the empire windrush brings to britain 500 jamaicans. could that finally be some good news for hundreds of the windrush generation? many in this first wave of commonwealth immigration do not have proper paperwork and are struggling to prove their right to remain after immigration rules were tightened. despite being here legally, some have been threatened with deportation, denied access to nhs treatment and lost their jobs. deportation, denied access to nhs treatment and lost theirjobs

nerves of steel saw wales win another gold, their first of the athletics.ked day elsewhere, too, not least in the pool, where there was a major upset for a major star. so used to sweeping all before him, adam peaty hadn't lost a major race in four years. but a slow start saw him playing catch up in the 50m breaststroke. he almost got there, but south africa's cameron van der burgh pipped him to gold, by 400ths of a second. i'm not on my best form this week and itjust shows you, even if you are on top of your game, you can still fall. that is the most important lesson i have learned here. and life moves at a gentler pace over at the lawn bowls. but the crowd was still moved by underdog, wales', unexpected victory over defending champion, scotland, in the men's pairs. daniel salmon and mark wyatt, aka speedy and sparky, had just a one—point lead going into the 18th end. how about this for a final bowl? is he reaching? he needs to run. he is there. natalie pirks, bbc news, the gold coast. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz shafernacker. another mise

slow improvement across england and wales.t i can offer is not as wet as today because we have the weather front around and it will tend to dry up and brighten up from the west during the day. a lovely start for scotla nd the west during the day. a lovely start for scotland and northern ireland but the shower cloud la not. a lot of clouds for england and wales in the afternoon and where we do have some brightness, some showers. good spells of sunshine in northern england, northern ireland and scotland, but there is potential for winteriness on the tops of the scottish mountains. it's going to be another chilly day tomorrow. perhaps to higher temperatures for parts of scotla nd to higher temperatures for parts of scotland in the sunshine but still only nine and ten across england and wales, 12 or 13 whether sunshine comes through. not as wet as the day and the rain continues to peter out tomorrow evening and overnight, so just like the coming night it's going to be clear and cold across scotla nd going to be clear and cold acro

showers easing away, then cloud and rain tending to dissipate across england and wales, more so thanld across western and northern fringes of england and wales, mild in the south and east, but another cold night with a chance of frost in scotla nd night with a chance of frost in scotland and northern ireland, gardeners beware! so sunday, as i said, looks like the drier day of the weekend, fewer showers, lengthy spells of sunshine, even though we're only looking at 9—13, feeling warm in the sunshine, rain in the south later in the day, a strengthening north—easterly wind again, winds from that he's no good to man nor beast, and it is going to bea to man nor beast, and it is going to be a cold day monday. so nothing to joke about an monday unfortunately, heavy rain for england and wales, strong winds, possibly gale force, spray strong winds, possibly gale force, spray and standing water on the roads, it could even snow over the downs. it is not likely to stick, but it indicates how cold it is likely to be. we'll keep you updated. of north and south korea. after a lengthy handshake on t

for england and wales milder air moving in.two showers, temperatures in double figures, 10—13 degrees. cold and dry across the northern half of scotland with one or two wintry showers. if you are on the move easter monday bear in mind that there is snow across central northern areas that could cause problems. keep tuned to the radio and subsequent weather forecast. a big area of low pressure will be close to the uk as we head into the latter part of monday and into tuesday. one thing it will be doing is dragging up some very mild air from spain and from france. initially across england and wales and pushing on into southern scotland and northern ireland through tuesday. there is the remnants of the sleet and snow across the northern half of scotland, heavy snow, drifting. strong easterly wind. further south, outbreaks of rain. for england and wales we will see sunny spells. a few heavy, maybe thundery april showers. look at those temperatures. that mild air, 13 maybe 15 celsius. much milder than what we have been used to. low p

olivia bream winning the t38 for wales. both teams went looking for wales.end, jack oliver, a couple of medals in that household and a very strong relationship. before i get onto the football, some breaking news from england and the gymnastics, courtney tulloch has just won a gold medal in the men‘s rings. and a gold medalfor england in the uneven bars. manchester city‘s title celebrations are going have to wait. in a dramatic manchester derby, city threw away a 2—0 lead against manchester united and went on to lose 3—2. david ornstein was at the etihad. ra rely rarely has a manchester derby being played with so much at stake. united desperate to deny city. the champions elect couldn‘t have wished for a better start. captain vincent kompany leading from the front, jubilation from the hosts, one hand on the trophy. united were on the ropes. soon came another devastating blow. city went into dreamland, the party now in full swing. a standing ovation for the home side at the break. but they should have been further ahead. and how costly that would prove, becaus

drier for time rain across england and wales. drier fortime in rain across england and wales. deal has never been achieved since then for these two countries, this is recognised as they stand on the demarcation line is very much a symbolic moment of coming together, at least in a

second gold of the game for wales.onwealth called on a few tracks since 1990. the merseyside derby was call us, although everton came very close to defeating liverpool in the first time in seven years. manchester city can win the premier league title today if they defeat at manchester united. six other premier league matches are under way. crystal palace, newcastle united and west bromwich albion hole lead at the moment. an update for you in the next hour. russia's foreign ministry has warned there will be a "tough response" to new us sanctions on businessmen, companies and government officials close to president putin. the white house has imposed sanctions on seven russian oligarchs and 17 senior government officials, accusing them of "malign activity around the globe". 0ur correspondent chris buckler reports. the wealth of russian oligarchs does lie in business. 0leg deripaska became a billionaire from his dealings in aluminium, but like many of russia's super rich, he's benefited from a relationship with the kremlin

hybrids have been putting more into the midlands and eastern parts of wales.the chance of heavy showers moving into south—east england. it will be cold on the north sea colds, but mild elsewhere. rain at some times, but not all the times. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the un security council is expected to hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to discuss reports of a chemical attack in syria. medical sources say dozens of people died in the rebel—held town of douma. donald trump describes president assad as an "animal" and condemns syria's allies. the syrian government denies responsibility. ministers deny any link between falling police numbers and the rise in violence in london. labour accuse them of having their heads in the sand. voting in the hungarian election is drawing to a close — right—wing prime minister viktor 0rban is expected to win a third term. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm tanya arnold. 0ur headlines this evening: northern ireland get theirfirst gold of the commonwealth games as teenager gymnast rhys mc

a threat mainly across england and wales, nope means guaranteed.re more likely to find his brand of rain coming into northern ireland and western scotland, the end of the night and this will push steadily eastwards tomorrow, behind its cool and fresh air. heavy weighing for a while across western scotland and then we're across western scotland and then we‘ re left across western scotland and then we're left with a band of showers we re we're left with a band of showers were eastward across england and wales into the remaining wards in the south east and east anglia which could trigger some heavy thundery showers in the afternoon. highs of 22 and 23. elsewhere as it brightens we introduce fresh air and the temperatures will be lower today. but all of us as we head into the week ahead we're back to normal temperatures, mid—teens typically. some sunshine around but also some rain. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: north korea suspends all missile tests and announces it's to shut down a nuclear test site. president trump welcomes the move, callin

gareth evans wins for wales, at the commonwealth games.

temperatures between five and wales. temperatures between five and nine. 0n and wales. wales. temperatures between five and nine. on monday, not a bad day. for england and wales and even scotland, any early morning rain should ease away. there will be a bit of cloud on monday. a lot of high cloud. it will make sunny spells hazy. for northern ireland it clouds over in the afternoon with rain working in and strengthening winds. temperatures between 12 and 15 degrees. that is your weather. this is bbc news. i'm vicki young. the headlines at two: " locked and loaded". america tells syria it's ready to strike again after yesterday's attacks on suspected chemical weapons facilities. labour leaderjeremy corbyn has called for a vote in parliament tomorrow, following yesterday's air strikes. it looked awfully to me as though the prime minister was more interested in following donald trump's lead than anything else. this is policy made up by twitter. the chief executive of the world's largest advertising agency, martin sorrell, is stepping down. hundreds of australian firefghters

we began with wales versus scotland. later on we have south africa versus australia.ans are quite good and lawn bowls and australia, of course, wanting to make amends for that triggered series not long ago by winning gold here for their home nation. after the lawn bowls... can you pick up the lawn bowls... can you pick up the crowds there in the sunshine? that is where headed to. after that we will head to the athletics because it is the final of the 100 metres. the interesting thing about the athletics is you can still get tickets to go! and yet it is the 100 metres final for the tickets to go! and yet it is the 100 metres finalfor the men tickets to go! and yet it is the 100 metres final for the men and the women. who will win the gold at the track later on in a post bowled era? 2011 world champion has qualified fastest for the men and women's 0lympic fastest for the men and women's olympic champion is not there. asha philip for england is the favourite. let's try get to the lawn bowls. it isa let's try get to the lawn bowls. it is a hot ticket. amazingly, this capa

. in a good part of england and wales.ave seen the lightning. have seen the lightning. hard to believe how things have changed over the past few hours. changed over the past few hours. and this is what the south—east coast looks like now. coast looks like now. you'd hardly believe it was the same area. believe it was the same area. but it's not all blue skies. it's not all blue skies. who has spent the morning in north and western parts. and western parts. here we have kept quite a bit of activity. quite a bit of activity. western parts of england, through wales as well. wales as well. over the north—western quarter of scotland. scotland. the cloud beginning to break up elsewhere. break up elsewhere. improve us to get behind the weather front. front. ahead of the weather front, things stay really very warm indeed. things stay really very warm indeed. system works its way down towards the southeastern quarter. the southeastern quarter. there and then moves away into the continent. what follows behind? not a vacuum. a vacuum

and wales in two parts of scotland and northern ireland during the day.outhern england, especially south—west england and wales. any sunshine warming up. that move seacoast as a sign of things to come, temperatures in single figures for many of us through the week ahead, with that wind coming in off quite a cold sea. plenty of low cloud and missed, that sort of thing. go west for the best of the dry and occasionally bright weather this week. ‘s this is bbc news. the us security council is likely to meet on monday after the suspected chemical attack in syria. dozens of civilians reported to be killed and president trump wants the syrian government will have a big price to pay for the atrocity. those are staying open late in hungary's general election due to large queues of voters. is seeking a third consecutive term. justin trudeau says an entire country is in shock and mourning after 15 people are killed in a road accident involving a junior ice hockey team and a national vigil will take place later. no clear motive for the van attack on monday but they h

across much of england and wales.ok at friday morning, a little bit more detail, that ring to be producing some fairly heavy burst across parts of cornwall, devon, southwest. some patchy rain dripping midlands right through parts of yorkshire. patchy rain will be pushing its way west to east across england and wales but there will be a few dryer, particularly towards the southeast. across the country, a better day for the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland. and except sunny spells and a few scattered showers. temperatures great for the time of year. stuck in the background at eight or 9 degrees. 0n the weekends on unsettled continues. sunshine and showers, cool breeze, more rain arriving in the southeast as we in the weekend. we'll have a look at that in just the weekend. we'll have a look at that injust a the weekend. we'll have a look at that in just a moment. the weekend. we'll have a look at that injust a moment. saturday, and cloudy day for much of england and wales. remnants of a bit of rain lik

the first minister of wales, carwyn jones, will leave his post in the autumn.tack in syria, international experts conduct an inspection in the town of douma. north korea suspends all missile tests and announces it's to shut down a nuclear test site. a 3—year—old boy has drowned in a swimming pool at a sports centre in leeds. and manchester united are through to the fa cup final — after beating tottenham 2—1 wembley.

at the moment, it looks more likely through the midlands, wales, possibly into northern england.ern ireland. again, not too bad for the north—west of scotland but across eastern scotland, north—east england, higher and fret, low cloud, mist and drizzle really low temperatures as well. get some sunshine again across southern counties of england, those temperatures getting into the midteens easily. stronger winds in an easterly wind, always strongest across the northern half of the uk, high—pressure blocking things off from scandinavia with low pressure across france maintaining that easterly flow. not much wind further south across the uk, so we get a bit of sunshine, it shouldn't feel too bad. not too much of that, mind you. some heavy rain developing in the south—east later on and further north, it's always going to be the eastern side of scotland and north—east england which will be dull and damp, still quite cold as well. still got the same sort of weather pattern, low pressure to the south of us, high pressure to the north and across scandinavia keeping the stronger easterly

on the regional view, for southern england and wales, some showers around, north wales, through the midlands a bit more brightness breaking through for northern england and northern ireland, a scattering of showers here, more showers feeding into northern and western parts of scotland, the best of the brightness towards the likes of aberdeenshire and fife too. now, temperatures on saturday still struggling for the time of year, particularly when you've got all that cloud, just eight or nine degrees through part of the midlands, north england too. a little bit warmer than that where you see sunny spells. now, most of the showers and the rain in the south should ease away through the course of saturday night, so again quite a chilly start to sunday, particularly across parts of scotland, where we're likely to see a frosty start — gardeners, take note. not as cold further south, because there will be quite a lot of rain, especially for central and eastern parts of england, towards the north—west of uk more of a chance of catching some sunshine and a few showers. temperatures generally between e

for england and wales milder air moving in.ers, temperatures in double figures, 10—13 degrees. cold and dry across the northern half of scotland with one or two wintry showers. if you are on the move easter monday bear in mind that there is snow across central northern areas that could cause problems. keep tuned to the bbc radio and subsequent weather forecasts. a big area of low pressure will be close to the uk as we head into the latter part of monday and into tuesday. one thing it will be doing is dragging up some very mild air from spain and from france. initially across england and wales and pushing on into southern scotland and northern ireland through tuesday. there is the remnants of the sleet and snow across the northern half of scotland, heavy snow, drifting. strong easterly wind. further south, outbreaks of rain. for england and wales we will see sunny spells. a few heavy, maybe thundery april showers. look at those temperatures. that mild air, 13 maybe 15 celsius. much milder than what we have been used to. low pres

but better news for wales.ls around your neck and you have obviously taken them off. you have obviously taken them off. three golds and countless silvers and bronzers. and bronzers. what an amazing game for you. for you. europeans and the next olympics, and proud to win the medal haul i have. proud to win the medal haul i have. was any one particular medal more special than the other? special than the other? mean so much, was there anyone that you won't quite expecting? you won't quite expecting? i mean, the team is always the favourite. the team is always the favourite. compete with the country and do so well is very special. well is very special. for me, the all round was amazing. all round was amazing. two weeks ago i didn't know if i was doing it. i didn't know if i was doing it. together a routine, to take the title, was incredible. title, was incredible. eggs, i know the pain you go through! and how bad i was. you had —— being in the gym and tried to do these things. tried to do these things. towards the

nerves of steel saw wales win another gold, their first of the athletics., too, not least in the pool, where there was a major upset for a major star. so used to sweeping all before him, adam peaty hadn't lost a major race in former years, but a slow start saw him playing catch up in the 50 metres breaststroke. he almost got there, but south africa's cameron van der bergh pipped him to gold by four hundredths of a second. i'm not on my best form this week, and itjust shows you, even if you're at the top of your game, you're still vulnerable, and that's the most important lesson i've learned yet. and life moves at a gentler pace over at the lawn bowls, but the crowd was still moved by underdog wales's unexpected victory over defending champions scotland in the men's pairs. daniel sammon and mark wyatt, aka speedy and sparky, had just a one—point lead going into the 18th end. how about this for a final bowl? commentator: is he reaching? he needs to run, he needs to run. he's there.

they were once extinct in england and wales.eft arrived back in cumbria after spending the winter in a warmer climate. the birds are making a comeback in some parts of the country. judy hobson has more. this is foulshaw moss, one of the few places in england and wales where you might catch a glimpse of a very rare pair of breeding birds. the ospreys are nesting safely in the distance in the first set of trees. you can't actually see them from here unless you have a telescope. we can show you some webcam footage. this is of the male arriving a couple of days ago, because these birds have spent the winter in west africa. there are just 30 pairs of meeting ospreys in england and wales. six are in cumbria. they mate for life, and this pair have been coming back here for five years and have raised 11 chicks. both birds are in the nest at the moment, the male and the female. the male came in a little while ago, with a fish, and he shares that with the female and he will be feeding here all summer. the female arrived on march 30th. tha

perhaps you might look to see what the labor entering in wales. that the latest on you would say to the nation star new data shows when i look at twelve hour waits in any that's three point four percent of patients waiting over twelve hours in wales compared to one point three percent in england he once told that meeting targets he should talk to a neighbor government in wales cool bin would hear nothing of it any chance england abandoned it psion the targets until april two thousand and nineteen it's a bit rich for the prime minister to be scam on me about why you are she's on she's until you get anything but was it scaremongering he talks about scan on bring in wales i'm just pointing out the facts about what it. was. and that's why we do see that's why we do see people in wales often trying actually to get treatment and. rather than not rather than in wales people the dying said corbin people are dying because of overcrowding and long waits in our hospitals i think the prime minister should get a grip on it and ensure the n.h.s. now has the mon

scotland, northern ireland, wales, one or two rogues showers here.ast, more cloud and a cool breeze once again coming in off the north sea. temperatures are going to struggle to get into the double figures. a cool feeling weekend and it is sunday night into monday that our attention focuses to the next area of low pressure. that is going to be pushing its way in from france. it could bring some pretty windy and very wet weather to the southeast of england and east anglia. do keep in touch with the latest forecast over the next few days. hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside source. the us comedian bill cosby has been found guilty of sexual assault for drugging and molesting a woman more than ten years ago. he faces 30 years in prison. and now we really know to date who was behind the act, who the real bill cosby was. a countdown to an historic meeting. we're just hours away from a summit between the two koreas, the first time a north korean leader has crossed the border since the korean war. donald trump's first presidential visit to britain is an

wales were well beaten by malaysia three zero while scotland lost one zero to canada.m pool. but let's reflect a bit more on adam peaty‘s success. he's now gone four years without losing a race and in winning earlier i spoke to the former gb and england swimmer mark foster. it isa it is a huge achievement. it means he has stayed at the top for a number of years. he would like to see himself going to another olympic games. he has a lot more years left in him. as a champion, you stand on the block and you can either win or a bottle. going from being the challenger to suddenly being the champion, the mindset is a little bit different. you are a dirty be shot out. i have said many times with adam himself, he is so far ahead of the rest of the world, even when he has a bad day he was to win. today he did have a bad day, he wasn't at his best. but he was still enough to win the race. he really beat himself up about having a bad day. that's not what he is about now. we all have best times. when you first start the sports, you have a best time. you want to try to beat your bes

and olivia breen produced a commonwealth record to claims wales‘ third gold medal.f violence and extremism, and murder and terrible things happening. where we are today should not be compared with the ideal world, but with where we were. and tony blair reflects on the good friday agreement — 20 years on from its signing in northern ireland. that's in a0 minutes, here on bbc news. hello, good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the syrian government and its russian allies have denied allegations that they used chemical weapons to attack the rebel—held town of douma in eastern ghouta. reports suggest that up to 70 people have been killed in what appears to be a chemical attack. unverified footage from rescue workers shows a number of bodies, many of them women and children. the us state department has described the reports as "horrifying" and said that, if confirmed, it would demand an immediate international response. here, the foreign office said there should be an urgent investigation. the pope has condemned the attack as an unjustifiable use of "instruments of exte

the cloud thicker in wales, bringing some rain.ve some cloud, it will feel mild, even warm in places. some spells of sunshine and some rain. the satellite shows this pipeline of cloud, a front that will be us through the weekend and from time to time we will see pulses of wet weather running north along the line of the front. here is the radar and you can see rain drifting across the north of scotland and some heavy rain in the south west into wales and the west midlands and north—west england. these various areas of wet weather will continue to drift north through the day. between plenty of zones of dry weather, a fair amount of cloud, but the cloud breaking at times. here is a look at saturday afternoon and in the north of scotland, largely dry. a lot of cloud, but where the cloud breaks, up cloud, but where the cloud breaks, up to 14 degrees. that will feel warm. for southern scotland, northern ireland and northern england some hefty down pours in the afternoon and the odd rumble of thunder. further south largely dry and where t

england and wales play a women's world cup qualifier in southampton tomorrow, wales top of qualifyinghind, group winners will qualify with the fall just runners—up making the play—offs. after an impressive she believe campaign the lionesses will arrive at saint mary ‘s tomorrow ranked second in the world, tomorrow might also marks phil neville's first competitive game in charge since becoming manager and his first game on home soil. they would have it easy, they are up against wales are currently top of group one, with england, unbeaten in qualifying, but with a one—point advantage having played one more game. phil neville admits he knows it will be a tough evening for the lionesses. my team are used to big games. they are not fazed by big games. it's something they looking forward to, they've got that bring it on attitude, that is what is impressive, they can't wait for friday, they want to get rid of all the training and get to seven o'clock tomorrow when the game sta rts o'clock tomorrow when the game starts because that is when it matters. that is when it is another step closer to

wales's melissa courtney set a personal best to take bronze.field. world indoor champion, andrew pozzi, smacked the first hurdle in his 110 metre final and never recovered, finishing joint six. and olympic bronze medallist sophie hitchon had a hammer horror show, failing to register a single throw in herfinal. commentator: now look at that rain coming down. an open—air swimming pool is great fun when it's sunny, just not when there's torrential rain. ben proud's 50 metre freestyle final was just before the deluge. he couldn't quite break the games record he'd set in the semis, but it was more than enough for gold for the englishman. this is why we do it, to race in front of thousands of people, thousands of fans. you know, it's been a really special night. duncan scott set a commonwealth games record for scotland tonight. this stunning comeback for silver, in the 200 metre medley ,saw him become the first man to win six medals at the same games. it was silver too for england in a stunning relay, just 900ths of a second separated ben proud's fin

england and wales play each other tonight at southampton‘s st mary's stadium.econd at the petition in the united states. his side are currently a point behind wales who top group one but they do have a game in hand. the games in america were great for me asa games in america were great for me as a learning curve in terms of getting to know my players understand that that they are rats. and learning about the standard of the other teams in the world. —— that they are at. wales are top of the group so we have to make sure by the group so we have to make sure by the end of play on friday we are at the end of play on friday we are at the top of the group, where we believe we should be. daniel riccardo have topped the time sheets ahead of this we can's bahrain grand prix. this is the bahrain international circuit. britain's lewis hamilton was more than one second off the pace in fifth. immediately behind sebastien bettel who won the opening race of the season who won the opening race of the season a fortnight ago in australia. conor mcgregor has been charged with as

wales and the parts of scotland and northern ireland during the day.ld start to brighten up. that could be thundery showers heading into sutherland and, particularly the south—west of england and wales later in the day. the best of the sunshine to the south—east. the north—east seat post is where temperatures will be in single figures to the week ahead with that wind coming in off quite cold sea at this time of year. plenty of low cloud and missed post of head west for the dry and occasionally bright weather. this is bbc news. the headlines. the un security council is expected to hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to discuss reports of a chemical attack in syria. medical sources say dozens of people died in the rebel—held town of douma. donald trump describes president assad as an "animal" and condemns syria's allies. the syrian government denies responsibility. ministers deny any link between falling police numbers and the rise in violence in london. labour accuse them of having their heads in the sand. the foreign secretary borisjohnson describes jer

gold for england, scotland and wales, in the velodrome katie archibald beat rebecca wiasak from australia in the women's 3000 metres individual pursuit to give scotland their second gold of the games. this means so their second gold of the games. this means so much. ifeel uncomfortable with that but this event is means so much. and her older brotherjohn could not replicate his sister's win in his gold medal race, he missed out in the men's 4000 metres pursuit to charlie tanfield of england. meanwhile, gareth evans one wales's first gold medal of the games, he was working as a painter and decorator just a few years was working as a painter and decoratorjust a few years ago and has had funding problemsjust decoratorjust a few years ago and has had funding problems just to reach his third commonwealth games but he was top of the podium on the 69 kilos category. and england continued their good start the competition in the pool with sarah

part of wales.avy rain arriving the north—west of england and to the north of it, we have got showers but some sunshine boosting temperatures to about 14 in eastern scotland, could get 15 in the south—east and milder but otherwise cloudy. there is the rain as we run through this afternoon and into this evening, quite heavy across central areas. the worst of it moves into the north sea, dribs and drabs into the south—east brew while. that moves through, skies clear and shows continue into the north—west and quite chilly in the north—east of scotland. temperatures further south much lower than last night as well. early sunshine perhaps but the showers will soon get going, cloud bubbles up, showers from the get go and on the coast, pushed inland on some brisk westerly winds. some sunshine in between but showers likely to be heavy and maybe even some hail and thunder. very few places missing the showers and it will depress the temperatures, 11—15 once again. the reason we have these depress temperatures