and windy weather across northern ireland, the rain rushing western scotland and into west wales southwest englands will be dry will be sunshine and it might warmer than today. a colder look to the weekend. uncertainty but we could see rain in eastern areas, lingering in scotland. some sunshine swear but also heavy showers. —— some sunshine elsewhere. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. donald trump is set to meet kimjong un at a summit in singapore on the 12th ofjune. the announcement came just hours after three american detainees released by north korea arrived back in the united states to a presidential welcome. israel says its attack on iranian military locations in syria was an "appropriate response" saying iran crossed a red line with its missile strikes. and we'll be live in lisbon to cover the eurovision song contest — looking at performances — and the political undertones.

many again a lot of dry weather around we will see for showers heading into parts of the southwest england, walesn ireland and catch where the southwest england, wales and northern ireland and catch my visa. if anything sunday looks a little bit cooler still. bye—bye. coming up 1115 on the news channel. another chance to see newsnight. the newsday looks the international news. before hauled hearts talk at the disco questions at 1230. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11. in tehran, protests in the streets after america withdrew from the nuclear deal signed three years ago — prompting much anger. translation: the president of america made some silly and superficial comments on the nuclear deal and threatened the people of iraq. mrtrump, i deal and threatened the people of iraq. mr trump, i tell your behalf of the iranian people, you are mistaken —— you run. at the white house, mr trump gave this response to iran's threat to return to its nuclear ambitions. i would advise them not to start a nuclear programme. i would advise them very strongly. if they do, there will be very severe consequences. t

the uk, here is the rain this evening from scotland around the lake district through wales, the southwest of englandt stayed dry and 5am, it is still relatively clear there. so here is the reigning four—time in morning, raining there and then by around lunch time it is across lincolnshire, east anglia and later in the afternoon it should exit out into the north sea and then we are left with a bright second half of the day with sunshine and a few showers. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11: more than 2,500 patients being treated for neurological conditions in northern ireland now need their cases re—examined. it's because of concerns over the work of a consultant. what has this all been about? why did nobody spot this earlier? why did nobody spot this earlier? why did nobody spot this earlier? why did nobody stop this earlier? these are patients with a wide range of neurological conditions, some of which are significantly serious and complex. a bbc investigation finds that youtube stars are being paid to promote essay writing services for students, in effect helping them to cheat.

england and wales. any overnight clearing away. then we will see plenty of sunshine developing, a glorious day in fact but there is a threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms developing particularly across southwestates undercover, it ended up... secret world of badger baiting. the programme contains disturbing scenes. it‘s early evening in west wales. these men are packing up after a ten hour hunting trip. but this is no ordinary hunting trip. they‘ve spent the day digging holes into the ground to find badgers with their dogs and kill him. off, off, with your head! digging badgers out of their sets and using dogs to fight them is called badger baiting. it is illegal. not because badgers are in danger, but because of the sheer brutality of the gangs involved. like this one filmed by campaigners and wales in the 90s. since this was filmed, injuring the badger or even disturbing the sets in which they live have illegal across the uk. but the law is and did tearing illegal hunters, it is still as —— deterrring. especially in industrial areas like here. in the south wales valleys. one person who was successfully prosecuted was christian from the valleys. he was convicted of badger baiting in 2011. he

england and wales. any overnight clearing away. then we will see plenty of sunshine developing, a glorious day in fact but there is a threat of heavy showers and thunderstorms developing particularly across southwestinto sunday, particularly across southern and western areas. offences against two women, his lawyer said he will plead not guilty. a 96—year—old d—day veteran has spoken about surviving a hammer attack — as a man is jailed for 16 years for attempted murder. president trump has suggested he may still meet with north korean leader kim jong—un next month. he cancelled the meeting yesterday, saying pyongyang had shown "open hositility" to the us. police in north london have arrested a 95—year—old man on suspicion of murder after the death of a carer who had suffered serious head injuries. let's return now to our main story. the disgraced hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, has appeared in court in new york charged with rape and sexual abuse. the prosecutor outlined the charges in court. your honour the attendant is been charged with felonies for it two separate assaults of woman. the charges have gone on for months of investigation and the analysis of the evidence. that investigatio

— but a heavy rain warning, torrential thunderstorms particularly affecting the southwest of england and the south of walesveloped through the latter part of the afternoon. continuing to go north and west as we head through the night. still potentially enough rain and a sure enough space and time to give issues with localised flash flooding, elsewhere dry weather, but misty conditions. another muggy night as well, minimum temperatures between 12 and 60 degrees. we go tomorrow, starting off with lots of cloud, should break up off with lots of cloud, should break up with the spells of sunshine, but then the showers and thunderstorms break out and once again particularly this time across western and northern parts of the uk, and wherever you are, it'll feel warm and muggy, high getting up to 24 warm and muggy, high getting up to 2a degrees. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is 0utside source. are we seeing the start of a global trade war? the us hits its trading partners with tariffs on steel. canada responds in kind — and the eu's not happy either. it is totally on acceptable that a country is imposing unilate

which will blow the rain into northern ireland in particular slowly later into west wales and the southwest of englandeastward. very slowly. so slow that it's eventually going to stop. where it stops is the uncertainty. at the moment it looks like that front should stop across eastern scotland and eastern england so will be more proud here on sunday. perhaps rain at times that we will see the east coast of scotla nd we will see the east coast of scotland in the southeast of england. for the west we will be dry airand sea sunshine england. for the west we will be dry air and sea sunshine across the southwest and may well see heavy showers around. i took school or perhaps on saturday. likewise into sunday as well. the weather front should pivot a little to take the rain away from the southeast. at the same time this area of low pressure approaches closer to the southwest. there will be more showers the southwest and more showers and wales and heavy and sundry. and more dry and heavy and sundry. and more dry and sunny day for east of england as the rain gets stuck across scotland. some heavy rain around

one celsius in the heat of the day there we go i want to say showers towards the southwest approaches of england into wales more so as we go on into sunday still a scattering of showers down across that western side of the med but we are going to see more of those showers towards the east. welcome back you're watching out to zero time to recap our headlines the u.s. president says he's had very productive talks with north korea aimed at getting the summit back on track donald trump canceled the talks on thursday but for the second time in less than twenty four hours he said the meeting with king john rather could still take place on june the twelfth and singapore exit polls from a referendum in ireland suggest a majority of people have voted to change the country's strict abortion laws they projected a landslide victory for yes voters with sixty eight percent in favor of repealing what's called the gates amendment issue results are expected saturday afternoon cyclon that could new is made landfall in amman bringing strong winds and torrential rains seven people have died across oman and yemen forty people

we will start to see another thundery plume moving through, bringing showers to the southwest of england towards wales or cool, 24—25dc. some pretty intense showers and thunderstorms but the mic across wales, and will feel warm and muggy, temperatures taking up to the upper 20s celsius, whereas further north and east, it will be dry, lots of sunshine. bank holiday weekend will have 20 of sunshine with storms in the south. this is beyond one hundred days, with me katty kay in new york — christian fraser's in london. our top stories — president trump calls off next month's summit with the north korean leader — hours after pyongyang said it had destroyed its main nuclear test site. unravelling the mystery of flight mh17 — investigators say it was downed over ukraine by a missile fired by a unit based in russia. coming up in the next half hour: we profile italy's next prime minister who's now forming a government — but what it is about guiseppe conte that's spooking financial markets. let us know your thoughts by using the hashtag... ‘beyond—one—hundred—days‘. the rhetoric coming from north korea has chan

capital last night there the stone close moving away across parts of wales into northern england then towards the southwest but also across the low countries current impelled him a lot of storm activity and down across france and these are all have the potential to have flash flooding which again does have the risk of a risk to life so great cautions required so keep updated on forecasts in those local areas with basic stories it's warm and sunny for many for much of the time with temperatures well into the twenty's across the vast swathes of europe on across their beer in peninsula where temperatures are struggling there just twenty degrees in lisbon and all good doesn't look that threatening on there trust me underneath all those blobs there's a potential for some really severe thunderstorms developing. thanks richard lots more still ahead tonight the campaign is pushing to make new york city mall accessible to everyone who travel to india to see conservations are trying to save the unique one horned dryness. and then scold the warriors stay alive in their n.b.a. conference finals against the rockets wil

we will see one to develop in their wake but the southwest and southern parts of wales, a better day compared with yesterday and much of northern englandoast. 27 as i said in the highlands, 27 in parts london too. for continuing coverage of the biggest weekend, swansea is in the clear, coventry though once the chance of a few showers. will rumble on into tonight. for the majority it will be a night. low cloud. drifting through in towards the midlands. made muggy night in the midlands. bank holiday monday, the good news is for the vast majority there will bea is for the vast majority there will be a good day. one team overnight showers lingering and want to showers lingering and want to showers will pop up here and there. they could be heavy and sundry once again but very few will be affected. the low cloud will linger down the eastern coast keeping temperatures in the teens. 25 to 20 seven elsewhere. one or two showers will continue into the end of our bank only weaken. the low cloud then becomes dominant through the night. into next week, a balance between high—pressure to the north of those. easterly winds will dominate, low cloud co

england and wales. don't trust the detail on that because it is very difficult to get the exact position of the song is correct. because everything is so slow moving and developmental. wilson the southwestre, still higher pressure across the north of the uk. we have still got an easterly wind, so does all going to bea easterly wind, so does all going to be a bit cooler wombles north sea coasts. this is sunday, and many places starting dry and sunny. there isa places starting dry and sunny. there is a risk that some of those storms that have pushed very close to northern ireland. then we can see a few more arising again, more towards the southwest of the uk. notice most places are dry. those temperatures are rising during the course of the weekend as well. the early may bank holiday to my temperatures of 29 degrees, blue skies across many parts of the country. there will be some sometime. for the late bank holiday weekend there may be some storms as we have seen, but those temperatures still could get as high of 28 degrees. where we have the storms it will be rather more humid. they may well get lined up across some western parts of the uk from monday and into tuesday. but all the while

england and into wales. eventually, i think we'll see it in the far southwest.perhaps. temperatures dipping underneath those clear skies. but not a particularly cold start to thursday. a dry day, a bright day, a pleasantly warm sort of day. and maybe scotland. but even here, many will stay dry. 00:30:05,345 --> 536870763:20:30,855 this 536870763:20:30,855 --> 1073741526:10:56,366 is 1073741526:10:56,366 --> 1610612289:01:21,877 bbc 1610612289:01:21,877 --> 2147483051:51:47,388 news 2147483051:51:47,388 --> 2684353814:42:12,898 — 2684353814:42:12,898 --> 3221224577:32:38,408 our 3221224577:32:38,408 --> 3758095340:23:03,918 latest 3758095340:23:03,918 --> 4294966103:13:29,428 headlines. deal as us president donald trump withdraws. and us president donald trump. while they are being driven. after a bouncy castle blew away with a young girl still inside. was "adequately anchored" to the ground. this probably would not have happened. to be "racially discriminatory". sport now on afternoon live with holly hamilton. and after three years without him, tiger woods is ba