. —— porridge and west devon. successful advocates at the bar. —— porridge and west devonm successful— porridge and west devon. it is the view of the government. i assume he will be relatively supported but we will be relatively supported but we will have to see. hang on a second. you mean mrs may is already in league with him? he was involved in negotiations. it's that kind of office, isn't it. the tory party is quite split on this. there is the e rg quite split on this. there is the e r g which says, the british people are happy with no deal, we know what they wanted. we have to find a way forward. let's see what happens this week. not living there. he had a cabinet meeting. he left the office, he was on his way to the airport, dublin airport for a nice st patrick's day celebration in the united states. the phone rings, its brussels, turnaround. with got some into tell you, convened a special meeting of the cabinet, bang goes the trip to the us. what the irish have said is there is no change to the withdrawal agreement. he is trying to reassure his public that actually they haven't

maybe around the rest of the west cou ntry devon, maybe around the rest of the west country into southernle bit through the course of the afternoon. it does mean some south—eastern areas, perhaps east anglia, could be areas, perhaps east anglia, could be a little on the cloudy side, but temperatures should get up to 16 degrees in london, even about 15 degrees in london, even about 15 degrees expected in aberdeen. friday, in the north—west of the country, we can see some cloud and rain. a stronger breeze as well. in stornoway in the northern isles as well. for the rest of us in the uk for most of us it will be a beautiful day and it could be a bit warmer. temperatures not just beautiful day and it could be a bit warmer. temperatures notjust in the south—east but into central areas as well could get up into the high teens, for example in whole, 17 celsius. a changes on the way as we go through the weekend. notice this front, sliding across the uk. the winds shift direction and starts to come in out of the north—west. that means colder weather will move into scotla nd means colder weather wi

this is cool which face is real and it's been developed by devon west and. the university of washington it's kind of a fun game to play but it has some bigger implications to come the person who is real so i've tried this several times i think of the one that looks most trail. and i get it wrong every time why does that sound. so humans are just terrible at recognizing some of the ways in which these face are created and distinguishing them so this is another way in which people are using these new ai technologies as to generate faces that look like real people but aunt and i always jump to the negative scenarios i've spent the last decade working with people trying to share fake images online and i start to wonder how for example the brought troll armies that are out there that are you know should sharing fake images and messages are going to have now fake avatars that look like real people so you know this another risk that's starting to emerge with the ability to create realistic faces but are of people who never existed some you see risk to ruin what did

the devon and somerset club in dunkeswell is the largest in the south—west, with 200 members.go on my first flight with pilot stuart procter. i'm a nervous passenger. cable ‘s and secure. gliders don't have engines. we're being towed up and will stay up by seeking out rising air currents known as waves or thermals. 0bviously being a glider, we're using the energy so we can't just climb and descend. we have to go where the energy takes us, really. so there's different routes that you take and a lot of them are dependent on thermals coming up from the ground? that's right. that's right, and we can't predict what the day is going to be like. we can't predict what direction it's going to be in. and that's a potential problem. not far from the club's base is exeter airport. with 900,000 passengers coming and going, it can get pretty busy up here. as things stand, we could fly right across the final approach routes for passenger aircraft preparing to land. if they didn't know who i was, they would have to route the airliner out of the way of us. the club has an agreement to call in

it is cloudy across the far south—west are particularly in devon and cornwall with patchy rain here.and. that area of low pressure from friday clears away. but here comes another one for saturday and this could be a deep feature indeed, could be a deep feature indeed, could bring some very strong winds. very heavy rain and for some others over the weekend as the low pressure ru ns over the weekend as the low pressure runs into cold air, there could even be snow, particularly over high ground in the north. check local details and any weather warnings on the bbc weather website. welcome to bbc news. it‘s six o‘clock — we‘re live at westminster as mps prepare to give their opinion on leaving the eu without a formal deal. the day after the prime minister‘s deal was heavily defeated mps are set to vote on a no—deal brexit on 29th march as mrs may insists an agreement is still possible. i want to leave the european union with a good deal. i believe we have a good deal. yes, no deal is better than a bad deal but i want us to leave on the 29th of march and leave with a good deal. but for lab

i think western areas, cornwall, devon, parts of wales, maybe the west of northern ireland.that is where you are likely to be stuck under the cloud. double figures as far north as glasgow and edinburgh, so far north as glasgow and edinburgh, so not a bad day. the weekend is looking very wet, very windy, expecting gale force winds about many western areas of the uk. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: after the collapse of the us—north korea summit, president trump points the finger, saying pyongyang wanted all sanctions lifted — something he could not accept. you always have to be prepared to walk. i could have signed an agreement today, and then you people would have said, "oh, what a terrible deal, what a terrible thing he did." no, you have to be prepared to walk. but that's been flatly contradicted by north korea. it says it was only asking for some of the sanctions to be lifted. translation: if the united states removes partial sanctions, we will permanently and completel

west." i'm joined now via webcam by natasha devon.he uk delivering classes and conducting research with teenagers, teachers and parents on mental health issues. it is good to have you with us. some people will be surprised that these kinds of questions are not being asked as a matter of routine already. what is really positive about this report is we know there isa about this report is we know there is a correlation between poorer mental health and excessive social media use. but what we don't know is where the causation lies. for a long time, people have assumed that social media use causes poor mental health. that has historically led to particularly politicians, i would say, not looking at the wider causes of the youth mental health crisis in this country. i have been very vocal about this in the past. the royal couege about this in the past. the royal college of psychiatrists have cleverly advised that psychiatry should be asking how are these people using the social media, because my hunch is that if you have a mental health diff

. >>> we have devon watson playing for san diego's date. mountain west final against utah's state.iller, quarter pocket, 3. a nice, clean dome. they scored 13 straight points. they grabbed a 15 point league and after a san diego state run , utah answered. utah state, the aggies won in an automatic ncaa tournament bid, back in the big dance since 2011. >>> nfl and wow. this team has been making noise by the davis week after 5 seasons, they parted ways with left and right tackle donald penn. he is 35 and became expendable when the team picked up trent brown. there is a lot more tread in brown's 25-year-old tires. here was the scene back on wednesday in alameda. raiders with antonio dromm antonio brown. the 4 time all-pro must've had a great day with coach jon gruden and general manager, mike may out. these guys dropped plans with their wives so they can make the deal for the best receiver in the game. >> we went to las vegas. it was a great event. mandy mayor, my wife, cindy and i, instead of having a nice doubleday, we dated rosenhaus and antonio brown. never saw our wives but it is

devon, perhaps clearer skies elsewhere. and frequent showers continue and gathering strength into the far north—west by the end of the night. can see some blue tones and that emphasises the temperatures are low enough for a touch of frost so low single figures, perhaps lower still in sheltered rural areas first thing on sunday morning. it will be a chilly start but again the emphasis is with this dry settled story. the only exception up into the far north—west, a line of more organised showers will continue to drop their way through scotland is turning increasingly wintry into higher ground. they will push their way across the borders and into the north of england perhaps just friending with northern ireland for a time as well. elsewhere it is dry, settled, with some sunshine and highs of 90 degrees. although we have a few showers to content with across the north of england the main emphasis will continue with this dry settled theme with high pressure building across the country. a good deal of dry weather in the forecast. if we see any charity could be into the far north—west. if you have outdoor plans this is your week ah

for a few showers across cornwall and devon, perhaps, clearer skies elsewhere and frequent showers continue and gather in strength, actually, into the far north—westell, with those clearer skies we could see some blue tones, and that emphasises that temperatures are low enough for a touch of frost. so low single figures, perhaps lower still, in sheltered rural areas first thing on sunday morning so it's going to be a chilly start, again, the emphasis is with this dry, settled story. the only exception into the far north—west, a line of more organised showers will continue to drift their way through scotland, turning increasingly wintry to higher ground. they will eventually push their way across the borders and into the north of england, perhaps just fringing with northern ireland for a time as well. but elsewhere it's dry, settled with some sunshine and highs of nine 13 degrees. now, although we have a few showers to contend with across northern england, the main emphasis as we go into next week, we'll continue with this dry, settled scene. high pressure builds across the country, a good deal of dry weather in the forecast. perhaps if we see any

for a few showers across cornwall and devon, perhaps, clearer skies elsewhere and frequent showers continue and gather in strength, actually, into the far north—westat emphasises that temperatures are low enough for a touch of frost. so low single figures, perhaps lower still, in sheltered rural areas first thing on sunday morning so it's going to be a chilly start, again, the emphasis is with this dry, settled story. the only exception into the far north—west, a line of more organised showers will continue to drift their way through scotland, turning increasingly wintry to higher ground. they will eventually push their way across the borders and into the north of england, perhaps just fringing with northern ireland for a time as well. but elsewhere it's dry, settled with some sunshine and highs of nine 13 degrees. now, although we have a few showers to content with across northern england, the main emphasis as we go into next week, we'll continue with this dry, settled scene. high pressure builds across the country, a good deal of dry weather in the forecast. perhaps if we see any showers they will be up into the far north—west, but very isolated

west leland road is a major commute artery. stretch of road closed for hours while police investigated creating a huge backup earlier today. >>> south bay leaders squaring off. devon feeley on how a san jose murder case has people taking sides over the county's immigration policy. >> reporter: emotions a last night's city council meeting were red-hot and at the heart of this debate is a cold- blooded murder. >> felt a little bit of a betrayal. >> reporter: she didn't mince words as she took the mayor to task for urging the county law enforcement to work with immigration officials. >> i felt it was very divisive. >> reporter: she has joined a growing chorus, including police chief police chief eddie garcia, sheriff laurie smith nda jeff rosen urging the county to rethink its policy of non- corporation with i.c.e. agents. calls that have only grown louder. and after mouth of the brutal murder of bambi larson. >> i don't understand why they think it is a betrayal. i think it's important to protect our community. this is only a small step to protecting our community. >> reporter: the suspect in larson's go death had been living in the country illegally and was in and

west of the uk. best thing this morning, there is some fog around, so across parts of devon, cornwall, somerset, dorset around the london area we could hit 16 or even 17. through the evening and overnight, for many there will be clear skies and another cool night in prospect with pockets of frost and patchy mist and fog forming, particularly in wales and the south—west and quarter. at the same time, weather front in across the north west of scotla nd front in across the north west of scotland will introduce some rain. that rain tomorrow will slowly sink south, getting as far as far as the great glen. ahead of it when we lose the patchy mist and fog, we are looking at a drier weather and lengthy sunny spells but it is a cold front bringing the rain and behind it, look at the difference in temperatures. temperatures coming down and feeling fresher but ahead of it, especially in any sunshine, it will feel pleasantly warm with high temperatures of 17 or even 18. as we move from friday into saturday, this weather front continues to journey further south. we can see the blue following on behind, indicating t

to the south—west, the cloud is increasing and with that, some outbreaks of rain moving through cornwall, devonadually pushing further north and east would and still some rain affecting the far north of england for central and southern areas of scotland, xiao is pushing into the north—east of scotla nd pushing into the north—east of scotland with some hill snow. maximum temperatures to date up to 7-13 but it maximum temperatures to date up to 7—13 but it is through this evening and tonight where the rain starts quite heavy in south wales and south—west england, it could lead to localised flooding and will spread northwards. it won't reach the far northwards. it won't reach the far north of scotland, here it will stay dry with clear spells but turning quite chilly. elsewhere, temperatures staying above freezing to around seven or eight or 9 degrees. wednesday, fairly u nsettled, degrees. wednesday, fairly unsettled, lots of cloud, outbreaks of rainfor unsettled, lots of cloud, outbreaks of rain for northern areas, heavy showers for england and wales and quite a big temperature contrast. bye— bye

we see rain at times, into west wales, devon and cornwall.s concerned. thejet stream dipping down, but as that moves northwards later in the week temperatures will be on the rise. our lot drier and much lighter winds. quite a contrast, certainly getting a little better, but if you we re getting a little better, but if you were waking up to some of those awful pictures of the flooding. we will look at those a little later. we will be back with the headlines shortly, but now it is time for click. it's amazing to think that next year, this place will play host to the greatest show on earth. by the time 2020 rolls around, it'll have been 56 years since japan last hosted the olympic games. back in 196a, they used the event to signal the rebirth of the nation, following the disruption of the second world war. then, the focus was japan's economic and technological explosion. now, japan once again wants to show the world that it's still leading the way in innovation. but with the country's explosive growth spurt now in the past and an ageing populati

devon in comparison to yesterday. some rain around further north and west. a beautiful rainbow but plenty of showers. and a rash of showers elsewhere, a quieter theme. some are falling as snow. the rain will drift stealth —— south and east. this is nine or ten in the morning and you can see the show is moving across through scotland. eventually they will push down into the north of england but weakening all the time. pretty much what you have at the moment across england and wales is what you will keep for much of the day. decent sunshine coming through. a bit cooler in scotland. 7—10. the front will speak —— sink southward with a band of cloud. it will be a chilly start of the working week. low figures. a touch of frost likely in sheltered spots. largely fine and dry. high pressure will stay with us and a good deal of dry weather. more sunshine coming through but that will continue with chilly nights. i pressure will drift eastwards as we go through the week and a subtle change in wind direction which could affect the feel of the weather. 0n monday, the wind is still coming from a north—westerly dir

devon, and beneath our feet in the sewers is a 64 metre long fatberg. that is not so pretty. one of the sunniest parts of the uk, in the south west range of options on brexit today as backbenchers seize control of business in the house of commons. the so—called indicative votes are intended to give the government an idea of the different types of brexit a majority of mps might support, if theresa may can't get her own deal through the commons. our political correspondent nick eardley reports. brexit means brexit, and we are going to make a success of it. remember this? well, it has not been simple. brexit is still being figured out. parliament doesn't like the government's plan, at least yet, and today it is taking control to test whether other ideas could, just maybe, win enough support. this evening, mps will be given a piece of paper with various ideas, and asked to choose which of them they would accept. it is up to the speaker to decide exactly what is voted on, but we could see a greatest hits of the last couple of years. options could include a closer relationship through a customs union or the single market, a cleaner bre