north—west scotland, thenafairamount rain across north—west scotland, then a fair amount of dry weathereveloping, then in the south—west a fresh clutch of downpours beginning to push in by the end of the night. and that is because we have a fly in the ointment, a problematic weather front which will wriggle around across the british isles for a good pa rt across the british isles for a good part of the weekend, actually, and along that weather front we will see pulses of moisture from the south to the north, so blobs of rain, essentially, moving northwards through the weekend. on saturday, some uncertainty about this, but it looks likely we will see rain across the midlands, the north of england, some of its heavy, tending to ease into the afternoon. elsewhere, generally large amounts of cloud, scotla nd generally large amounts of cloud, scotland and northern ireland are some sunny scotland and northern ireland are some sunny spells, glimmers of brightness towards the south—east, and wherever you are it will feel very mild. this wriggling weather front will still be with us into sunday,

scotland. the north—west of scotland holding onto the fine weather for the longest. be thundery showers into parts of england, especially south—west england and south wales later in the day. as we go on through the week, cloud, single figures. elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees. drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent wet week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. these are our top stories: western leaders express outrage at a suspected chemical weapons attack in syria. the un security council is to meet in an emergency session. a landslide victory in hungary's general election. victor 0rban says his re—election is an opportunity to defend the country's borders. sealing the south china we go on board a us aircraft carrier as washington worries about beijing's rowing naval power. —— sealing the south china sea: we go on—board. church services are held across canada,

heavier bursts of rain slowly moving away from england and wales towards parts of scotland and northern ireland. the north—west weather for longest. south of that, brightening up nicely. some sunny spells, there could be some heavy and maybe thundery showers into parts of england, especially south—west england and south wales later in the day. as we go on through the week, wednesday onwards, north sea coast, low cloud, single figures. elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees in london. west is best for the drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent work week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. hello. this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. international condemnation of syria for allegedly using chemical weapons on a rebel—held town. the un security council will meet to discuss its response — syrian state media is reporting this morning that one of its military airports has come under attack. good morning. it's monday 9th april. also this morning: a link between violent crime and a drop in police numbers is set out in

scotland. we have a weather front in the west producing cloud. f all of the cloud, a glorious start. dry and sunny. the temperature is continuing decline. through the day, you can see the cloud melting away. the coastline of devon and cornwall, pembrokeshire, we could hold onto some mixed. but not far inland and you will see sunshine. —— mist. temperatures today are way above where they should be at this stage. the north, looking at the high teens. it could hit 20. the south, mid—teens. the south—east, it could be 27— mid—teens. the south—east, it could be 27 - 28. mid—teens. the south—east, it could be 27 — 28. through the evening and overnight, once again, a weather front coming in from the west reducing more cloud. patchy mist and fog around. by the end of the night, showery outbreaks of rain from scotland. clear skies, but showery outbreaks of rain from scotland. clearskies, but despite that fact, high temperatures during the day. not a cold night. through the day. not a cold night. through the course of tomorrow, a sea breeze is developing. m

pick up the story from about lipm. from about lipm. going more showery perhaps over the north west of scotlandot, your temperatures are there. 6—9dc. enough started a new week for a time. time. the rain still north of the great glen. great glen. a new weather front comes in from the atlantic. comes in from the atlantic. further east you are, the more likely it is you will stay dry. likely it is you will stay dry. top ten car on the day will be 16 or 17 degrees or so. 17 degrees or so. you know and about spring comes to the british isles. 00:11:58,598 --> 1073741525:57:21,306 this 1073741525:57:21,306 --> 2147483051:42:44,014 is 2147483051:42:44,014 --> 3221224577:28:06,723 bbc 3221224577:28:06,723 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news. i'm ben brown. to protect children online. to intervene earlier to stop terror attacks. in the austin powers films, has died at the age of 49. send—off by the queen. taking part in the 26—mile event. to finish in the next few minutes. best, vivian cheruiyot winds the london marathon 2018. london marathon 2018. to become the fourth fastest woman in history. i am not sure

for northern parts, moving south, we have more sunshine, increasing numbers of showers in the west of scotlandn in the day, signs of that thickening cloud bringing rain into the south west and into wales as well. that rain will push its way east across wales, the midlands, southern england overnight. could be some heavy bursts of rain perhaps but it does move through and it should have gone, really, by wednesday and then we are all into this cooler north to north westerly airflow and a lot of showers around in the middle part of the week as well. those showers developing quite widely, getting blown on blustery winds into the east, across the whole of the uk, some heavy downpours with some hail and thunder, very gusty winds as well. as we look into thursday, there are more showers to come, because the jet stream is to the south of the uk and we are in this cooler and unstable air. last week of course, the jet stream was to the north of the uk, which encouraged warm air to come our way. not so, this time around, sunshine and showers again on thursday, again some heavy blustery downpours coming i

maybe some showers coming into the north—west of scotland but otherwise some good spells of sunshine misty around the coasts in the english channel and around some north sea coasts as well. high pressure building in across the uk. going to keep these weather fronts at bay for the time being. so the fine weather continues into saturday. again, some areas of misty low cloud in the morning perhaps. that should tend to break up more in the afternoon, allowing the sunshine to develop more widely. temperatures a little bit lower by this stage, mind you. the air‘s not quite as warm, but it's still going to be a warm one for the london marathon on sunday. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: wife of one president, mother to another. the former first lady of the united states, barbara bush has died — she was 92. president trump admits high level talks are already underway with pyongyang, there are unconfirmed reports that a senior us official met the north korean leader over easter. syria says internationa

maybe some showers coming into the north—west of scotland but otherwise some good spells of sunshine little bit lower than they're likely to be on thursday but still pleasant in the sunshine. this time, it could be rather misty around the coasts in the english channel and around some north sea coasts as well. high pressure building in across the uk. going to keep these weather fronts at bay for the time being. so the fine weather continues into saturday. again, some areas of misty low cloud in the morning perhaps. that should tend to break up more in the afternoon, allowing the sunshine to develop more widely. temperatures a little bit lower by this stage, mind you. the air‘s not quite as warm, but it's still going to be a warm one for the london marathon on sunday. hello — this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker. a woman dies after being partially sucked from the window of a plane at 30,000 feet. it happened when an engine exploded on a us passenger jet flying to new york. we hear first hand of the horror experienced by those on board. good morning — it's wednesday 18t

we have showery rain coming into northern ireland, into southern parts of scotland, south—west scotlandmperatures still 17 degrees or so, but 13 in north—east england and northern ireland. good afternoon. britain, the united states and china have all welcomed an announcement from north korea that it will halt its nuclear and missile tests. will halt its nuclear the move comes ahead of a summit between north and south korea on friday. of a summit between north president trump's hailed the news as "big progress". here, the foreign office have called it "a positive step". our correspondent laura bicker reports from the south korean capital, seoul. reports from the south north korea's favourite news anchor is back. usually the famous ri chun—hee would be announcing the state's latest missile test. would be announcing the state's but today was different. would be announcing the state's kim jong—un has declared there will be no more nuclear or ballistic missile tests. there will be no more nuclear he is also going to shut down an atomic test site to focus on building north korea's economy. an

patchy fog will develop in parts of northern ireland, north—west england, south—west scotland. it will be dense. away from the south—east, they could be a touch of frost in north—east scotland. monday, the rain will move further west across parts of the midlands, moving into east wales and part of south—west england. much of northern england away from yorkshire, scotla nd england away from yorkshire, scotland and northern ireland seeing some sunny scotland and northern ireland seeing some sunny spells. around io—iad. this weather pattern will set up the week ahead. low pressure to the south of us and a rounded weather systems. an easterly flow coming in asa systems. an easterly flow coming in as a result of that. some rather mild looking colours coming our way. the origin of this area is towards eastern europe and eastern mediterranean. the butchers could be a little bit above average. it will be cold on the north sea coasts. rain at times but not all the times. not plenty of sunshine, i'm afraid, is the week goes on. tuesday, the speu is the week goes on. tuesday, the spell of

west england and southern wales. as we move through the day, will start to see more in the way of bright intervals developing across scotlandpers for the far north—west of scotland and northern ireland, staying fairly cloudy in the south—east with outbreaks of rain, temperatures a touchdown on what we've seen today. in maximum of 12 degrees in the south—east. staying in double figures. starting next week, temperatures staying in double figures, if you remain to guide and some shimmery aid breaks of rain, too. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: police respond to the killings of six people in the last seven days in london by deploying an extra 300 officers. there are a number of things the police have to do to keep us safe. some of it is covert work, they need us some of it is covert work, they need us to be the eyes and ears. stop and search is a valuable tool. 11! people have been killed in a crash between a bus carrying a junior ice hockey team and a lorry in western canada. russia warns president trump there will be a "tough response"

west gradually overnight and through monday. here we are starting the day on monday, chilly starting the day on monday, chilly start for parts of scotlandlargely dry and bright. a different story over in the south—east where we kick off today with some heavy rain strong winds. coastal gusts of up to around 55 mph over high ground possible as well. the rain is going to work north and west as we move through the day into eastern parts of the midlands, parts of lincolnshire and yorkshire and it could fall as sleet 01’ snow over yorkshire and it could fall as sleet or snow over high ground. away from the wet and windy weather, dry and bright weather, scotland will see the best of the sunshine, maximum of 14 the best of the sunshine, maximum of 1a celsius per temperatures struggling, maximum of six in norwich where we have wet and windy weather. the area of low pressure clears towards the north—east as we move into tuesday, a ridge of high pressure settling things down but that next area of rain is not far off. perhaps early cloud and drizzle in the east to begin with, then dry weather and sunny spells, turning wet and windy from the west no

we have showery rain coming into northern ireland, into southern parts of scotland, south—west scotlandin the north east, but further south—east those temperatures still 17 degrees or so, but 13 in north—east england and northern ireland. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 4. north korea suspends all missile tests and announces its to shut down a nuclear test site. president trump called the announcement ‘big news'! the un secretary—general says it shows that diplomacy works. i believe in north korea the pass is open for the peaceful denuclearisation of the korean peninsula and it also proves that diplomacy is the way to solve conflicts. it's not war. carwynjones says he will stand down as wales' first minister in the autumn. theresa may promises compensation to windrush immigrants who were unfairly threatened with deportation. a three—year—old boy has drowned in a swimming pool at a leisure centre in leeds. also, a major nhs supplier — allied healthcare — who look after elderly and vulnerable patients, is believed to be in financial difficulties.

heavier bursts of rain slowly moving away from england and wales towards parts of scotland and northern ireland. the north—west and maybe thundery showers into parts of england, especially south—west england and south wales later in the day. as we go on through the week, wednesday onwards, cloud, single figures. elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees in london. west is best for the drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent work week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: western leaders have expressed their outrage at a suspected chemical weapons attack in syria. serious as one of its air bases has been attacked by missiles are day after a suspected chemical attack on one of damascus' suburbs. there are reports of explosions at an airfield near the city of homs. the us has denied any knowledge of the incident. the un security council is due to meet in emergency session. western leaders have expressed outrage at the alleged use of chemical weapons. rebel fighters have now also begun leaving the devastat

, there are some heavier bursts to content with, especially in the hills of south—west scotlandand western scotland, gusting up to 50mph at times. but it's blustery wherever you are. scotland, northern ireland brightening up. catch an afternoon shower, it could be heavy and possibly thundery. that area of cloud covering much of northern england, the midlands, wales and the south—west, delivering a bit of patchy rain in places. best of the sunshine, eastern counties of east anglia and south—east england, albeit quite hazy at times, and the highest temperatures here at near 20 celsius. as wednesday begins, don't be surprised by a bit of early rain for parts of northern ireland, northern england and scotland but as pressure continues to build in, we push that away and more of us see the sunshine. a good deal of afternoon sunshine on wednesday, and it is warmer as a result and some spots are breaking the 20 celsius mark by several degrees in places. high pressure to the east of us is drawing in warm winds from the continent with a good deal of sunshine, though we are going to see a

heavier bursts of rain slowly moving away from england and wales towards parts of scotland and northern ireland. the north—westts of england, especially south—west england and south wales later in the day. as we go on through the week, wednesday onwards, cloud, single figures. elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees in london. west is best for the drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent work week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: syria says one of its military airbases has been attacked by missiles, a day after a suspected chemical attack on a suburb of damascus. there are reports of loud explosions near an airfield in the city of homs. syria is claiming to have shot down eight missiles. the us denies any knowledge of an incident. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

heavier bursts of rain slowly moving away from england and wales towards parts of scotland and northern ireland. the north—westongest. south of that, brightening up nicely. some sunny spells, there could be some heavy and maybe thundery showers into parts of england, especially south—west england and south wales later in the day. as we go on through the week, wednesday onwards, low cloud, single figures. wednesday onwards, elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees in london. west is best for the drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent work week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: state media in syria says there has been a military strike on one of its airfields in homs. it comes a day after a suspected chemical attack. the self styled defender of christian culture, viktor 0rban, wins by a landslide in hungary's general election. comedian bill cosby — once the most watched man on american television — is back in court, charged with drugging and sexually assaulting a woman. the m

, there are some heavier bursts to content with, especially in the hills of south—west scotlandscotland, gusting up to 50mph at times. but it's blustery wherever you are. scotland, northern ireland brightening up. catch an afternoon shower, it could be heavy and possibly thundery. that area of cloud covering much of northern england, the midlands, wales and the south—west, delivering a bit of patchy rain in places. best of the sunshine, eastern counties of east anglia and south—east england, albeit quite hazy at times, and the highest temperatures here at near 20 celsius. as wednesday begins, don't be surprised by a bit of early rain for parts of northern ireland, northern england and scotland but as pressure continues to build in, we push that away and more of us see the sunshine. a good deal of afternoon sunshine on wednesday, and it is warmer as a result and some spots are breaking the 20 celsius mark by several degrees in places. the best of the sunshine will be in central and eastern parts of england but we have certainly got the warmth on thursday and the vast majority are

wales and the south—west. brighten up across northern england, northern ireland and scotland.nny spells developing. spells developing. for north—west scotland, northern ireland, possibly sharp. ireland, possibly sharp. reaching a maximum of around 13 celsius. celsius. largely in the double figures, some cloud and some rain at times. cloud and some rain at times. also some breaks and sunny spells. this is bbc news. in london by deploying an extra 300 officers. to do to keep us safe. some of it is covert work the police will do. other is relying on the public to give information to the police. they need us to be the eyes and ears. but also stop and search is a valuable tool the police use. carrying a junior ice hockey team and a lorry in western canada. this is a catastrophic outcome. to president putin.

scotland. the north—west of scotland holding on to the fine weather for the longest. ecially south—west england and wales through the day. as we go on to the week, cloud, single figures. elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees. dreyer, brighter weather at times as we go through this week and it looks like a pretty decent wet week to come here in north—west scotland. we buy. i'm babita sharma with bbc world news. our top story: the un security council will meet in emergency session later to discuss the apparent chemical attack in syria. scores of civilians are reported to have been been killed. president trump has warned the syrian government that it would have a big price to pay for the atrocity. hungary's eurosceptic prime minister viktor orban has won sunday's parliamentary election, his fidesz party has won nearly 50% of the votes counted so far. and this video is trending on bbc.com. several hundred foreign amateurs have competed in the pyongyang marathon, but turnout was half that of last year. the annual race is part of celebrations marking north k

further north—west across the uk there is rain from northern ireland and scotland.rea to give us a chance of a sharp shower later in the afternoon. but warming ahead of that one of the warmest marathons on record. this weather front responsible for the rainfor weather front responsible for the rain for the west of scotland and northern ireland degenerates into a band of showers as it pushes eastwards into that it, but behind it we get some proper atlantic are and that is cooler and fresher. sunday morning, we start with some rain in the west of scotland and northern ireland, that could be heavy for a time but it pushes away. a band of showers pushing eastwards and developing thundery in some places across east anglia later in the day, where temperatures peaked at 22, possibly 23 degrees. elsewhere it is cooler and fresher and the temperatures will be lower. for next week, back to normal for this time of year, temperatures typically around about the mid—teens. there will be sunshine but also some rain and showers. the first band of rain is coming into northern irelan

scotland. the north—west of scotland holding onto the fine weather for the longest. gland, especially south—west england and wales through the day. as we go on to the week, cloud, single figures. elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees. drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent wet week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore, the headlines: western leaders express outrage at a suspected chemical weapons attack in syria — the un security council is to meet later. as a us aircraft carrier sails into the south china sea — we report on washington's growing concern over beijing's growing naval power. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: the self—styled defender of christian culture viktor 0rban is set for a landslide victory in hungary's general election. and a marathon like no other — runners from around the world compete on the streets of pyongyang.

some fog patches developing overnight in parts of northern ireland, north—west england and south—west scotlandtchy rain in the south—east. it will be a mild night. maybe a touch of frost in the northern parts of scotland. tomorrow morning, those patches of mist and fog will clear in northern ireland, south—east scotland and north—west england. hybrids have been putting more into the midlands and eastern parts of wales. there is 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. vot

scotland. and northern ireland. the north—west of scotland holding onto the fine weather for the longest. in the day. as we go on through the week, cloud, single figures. elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees. drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent work week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: western leaders have expressed their outrage at a suspected chemical weapons attack in syria. the united nations security council is due to meet in an emergency session. rebel fighters have now also begun leaving the devastated town of douma — their last remaining bastion on the outskirts of the capital, damascus. the incumbent, viktor orban, has declared victory in hungary's general election. his right wing party, fidesz, is projected to have won almost 50% of votes and two—thirds of the seats in parliament. mr orban says his re—election is an opportunity to defend the country's borders. church services have been held across canada, following the deaths of 15 young ice hockey players

heavier bursts of rain slowly moving away from england and wales towards parts of scotland and northern ireland. the north—westome heavy and maybe thundery showers into parts of england, especially south—west england and south wales later in the day. as we go on through the week, cloud, single figures. elsewhere, temperatures could be as high as 17 degrees in london. drier, brighter weather at times as we go through this week, and it looks like a pretty decent work week to come here in north—west scotland. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe — my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: western leaders express outrage at a suspected chemical weapons attack in syria — the un security council is to meet later. the self—styled defender of christian culture, viktor orban, wins by a landslide in hungary's general election. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is due to attend a national vigil following the deaths of 15 young ice hockey players in a bus crash. we will be live in humboldt, saskatchewan. sailing the south china sea — we go on board a us aircraft

there's that weather front behaviour in the west of scotland and northern ireland. . we could see heavy potentially thundershowers. 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 b

parts of northern ireland, north—west england, south—west scotland most at risk, and some of it couldsouth—east, with the cloud looking like it'll be about 2—5 degrees overnight, but maybe a bit lower, with a touch of frost in clearer parts of north—east scotland. into monday, the cloudy, damp zone takes some of the rain further west across parts of the midlands, fringing to east wales later in the day and parts of south—west england. the western fringes of wales, england, much of northern england away from yorkshire, scotland and northern ireland seeing some sunny spells, but you may catch a shower in scotland and northern ireland, and it may be on the heavy side. io-mc. this is monday into tuesday, and the pattern is setting up for the week ahead. low pressure to the south, weather systems occasionally around us. high pressure in scandinavia, and the result will be an easterly flow coming in. look at the colours, though. don't worry about this being bitterly cold. this isn't baltic blue — rather mild—looking colours coming our way. the origin of the air is actually eastern europe an

they are super intelligent animals and top predators around the west coast of scotland.calf so far. it looks like... where would they normally be? we see how unusual it is for them to be there in the clyde. these transient group rome offshore but this particular group, they would normally be around shetland and norway. it is bizarre that they are here. bizarre but wonderful. wonderful to see them in rather blue looking waters. it is a great environment and it is great news for the people that live around the place. it really is. david, thank you very much indeed for being with us. we are seeing great blue skies that. let's get a weather check now. i want to bring you up—to—date with how the rest of the weather will pan out wherever you may be in the british isles. we have had a lot of weather in recent hours. a lot of thunderstorm activity and lightning across a good part of england and wales. come the dorm, things were quieter. too late if you have been broken —— woken up by the thunderstorms. this is the weather front bringing fresh weather down from the north—west and

could turn out to be quite a wet day across the far north of england, northern ireland, and the west of scotlanders across the south—east, just one or two passing ones, with temperatures continuing the trend ofjust cooling a little. a good deal cooler and fresher across the north—west. and there'll be a further cool—down with the weather as we look at the forecast for next week. that's your latest weather. mac hello, this is breakfast, with steph mcgovern and charlie stayt. a ban on plastic straws, cotton buds and drink stirrers. the government's latest plan to cut plastic waste but campaign groups say it doesn't go far enough. good morning, it's thursday the 19th of april. also this morning: thank you, thank you so much. dale winton, who became a household name as host of the game show supermarket sweep, has died at the age of 62. good morning. can you trademark a shape? nestle, the maker of kit kat, says you can. its big rival, who owns cadbury, has spent millions trying to prove you can't.

putting my glasses on and giving you the detail was afternoon, over the north west of scotland, the frontf cloud. ahead of that particular feature, it a line of cloud. ahead of that particularfeature, it remains stubbornly warm. it may well trigger one or two thundery showers across east anglia and perhaps the far north of london. following on behind, this is no new ice age. the temperatures are still pretty good for the time of year. but it will feel fresher simply because it is fresher. bind a cold front, the regime is completely different. were looking to the atlantic, rather than the continent, where we still have heat. this is coming our way. as early as tonight, in all parts of the british isles, forget all about the british isles, forget all about the 13 or 1a degrees you might have endured last night, the forthcoming night offers you the prospect of somewhere closer to 6—9d. that's how we start the new week. for northern ireland and western scotland and eventually wales, eventually you will get thick enough cloud for there to be some rain. moderate bursts in south west of scotland

south—west scotland, north—west england and parts of northern ireland, we could see some fog into monday grey and damp weather once again across the south—eastern corner, and some of those outbreaks of rain might start to fringes of the midlands and parts used wales as the day goes on. north—west, a little bit of cloud, and some heavy showers across northern ireland and some across the north of scotland. in most places, temperatures will be up into double digits. frontal systems from time to time is spiralling around below, bringing us some outbreaks of rain. an easterly winds, as well. during the winter that type of winds brought cold weather, but this one in particular is not coming from a cold place. generally, the week ahead will remain mild, north sea coast ahead will remain mild, north seacoast the exception, with cold aircoming off the seacoast the exception, with cold air coming off the sea. some spousal sunshine, pretty soggy across northern england, and increasingly northern ireland in south—east scotla nd northern ireland in south—east scotland as we go through the day on tues

maybe some showers coming into the north—west of scotland but otherwise some good spells of sunshine little bit lower than they're likely to be on thursday but still pleasant in the sunshine. this time, it could be rather misty around the coasts in the english channel and around some north sea coasts as well. high pressure building in across the uk. going to keep these weather fronts at bay in the time being. so the fine weather continues into saturday. again, some areas of misty low cloud in the morning perhaps. that should tend to break up more in the afternoon, allowing the sunshine to develop more widely. temperatures a little bit lower by the stage. but it's still going to be a warm one for the london marathon on sunday. i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: the former first lady of the united states, barbara bush has died. she was 92. president trump admits high level talks are taking place between the united states and north korea but says he hasn't spoken with kim jong—un directly. i'm rico hizon in singapore. also on the programme: syria says weapons inspectors are set

further north and west the temperatures up into double figures, sunny spells in north—west england, scotlanddisappointing for the time of year, bearin disappointing for the time of year, bear in mind we are in may. as we go through tonight, this area of rain clearing, it might linger across parts of norfolk and suffolk into the early morning, otherwise, clear skies, going to be a chilly night, some frost particularly in northern parts, temperatures getting below freezing but for many starting on a sunny note on tuesday. the sunshine continuing across southern and eastern areas, in the west, cloud and rain moving in towards western scotland, west wales, damages battered towards the south—east, big jump, 11, 14, 15 degrees. tuesday night into wednesday, this weather front moving eastwards, but most of the rain hearing through the overnight period. while it will be there across lincolnshire, east anglia, the south—east during wednesday, it will continue to clear away, some showers coming into northern and western parts, some heavy on wednesday, otherwise it will be dry with sunshine. temperatur

they're super intelligent animals, the top predators around the west coast of scotland.ale and a definite sighting of one calf so far. we were saying they were not normally in the clyde, where would they normally be seen? these transient groups, they kind of roam large areas offshore, but normally over towards shetland, iceland and norway. it's quite bizarre that they're all the way here. bizarre but wonderful, lovely to see them there in rather blue looking waters. absolutely fantastic. the clyde is a recovering environment and it's great news for the whole area and the people that live around the place. the queen celebrated her 92nd birthday with a concert at the albert hall last night with performances from sting and kylie minogue. there was a broad range of music from across the decades and and across the world, organised by the royal commonwealth society. andy moore reports. # ..unusual to go out at any time sir tom jones kicked off the show, backed by the sound of traditional indian drummers. # if you should ever want to be loved by anyone # it's not unusual, it ha

super intelligent animals and top predators around the west coast of scotland.emales, a male and one calf so far. where would they normally be? we were saying how unusual it is for them to be there, but wherewith they normally be seen? these transient groups roam large areas and can be seen all sure, but normally toward shetland and iceland and norway. it is quite bizarre that they are all the way down here. bizarre by wonderful, lovely to see them in rather blue looking waters. fantastic, the clyde is a great environment and it is great news for the whole area and there are people that live around the place. verne troyer, who is best known for playing mini—me in the austin powers films, has died at the age of 49. the actor had been ill recently and had a history of problems with depression and alcohol. simon clemison reports. he is exactly like you in every way... ..except one—eighth your size. but that never held back mini—me... i shall call him... ..0r verne troyer. ..mini—me. screams. the role of dr evil‘s smaller clone in the austin powers comedies brought

rotates around an area of low pressure. area of low pressure. continuing to move up into the north—west of scotlanddevelop. season brighter skies develop. along the coasts of eastern scotland. scotland. inland especially if you are in the sun. it won't feel as cold. in fact, quite mild. infact, quite mild. in fact, quite mild. as we had to thursday, more cloud. to thursday, more cloud. the further west that you are. west that you are. the bite to the skies are likely to be. skies are likely to be. up to 15, 16, 17. all is piling in. week, some highs up 20, possibly even a little bit more. contain palm oil. fields an hour. bread and breakfast cereal. by the end of 2018. bev mitchell. good morning. thank you thejoining others. give us a sort of sense. how many products is palm oil used in? many products is palm oil used in? find a supermarket contains palm oil. oil. foodstuffs in cosmetics and household goods. household goods. it's very ubiquitous and widely used. ubiquitous and widely used. why have you taken the decision now? you taken the decision now? southeast asia however, that simply isn't mov

behind it, cooler, fresher, brighter skies will stop and for the north and west and scotland, you stille scene is a cooler and fresher regime dominates across all parts, forget the double figures of the night, we are back closer to where we should be. we maintain that being in the new week. with some decent spells of sunshine, don't bank on it blasting across the western side of the british isles, and bringing in a new set of weather fronts with rain in northern ireland, south—west scotla nd in northern ireland, south—west scotland and the western fringes of england and wales and temperatures much closer to the seasonal norm. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: social media companies are threatened with new laws by the health secretary if they don't do more to protect children online. he has accused them of turning a blind eye to the problems arising from social media use. ministers may increase the powers available to police and the security services to try and stop terror attacks at an early stage of planning. verne troyer, who is best known for playing mini—me in the austin power

maybe some showers coming into the north—west of scotland but otherwise some good spells of sunshinere likely to be on thursday but still pleasant in the sunshine. this time, it could be rather misty around the coasts in the english channel and around some north sea coasts as well. high pressure building in across the uk. going to keep these weather fronts at bay in the time being. so the fine weather continues into saturday. again, some areas of misty low cloud in the morning perhaps. that should tend to break up more in the afternoon, allowing the sunshine to develop more widely. temperatures a little bit lower by this stage, mind you. but it's still going to be a warm one for the london marathon on sunday. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story. the former first lady of the united states, barbara bush, the wife of george bush sr has died. she was ninety—two. mrs bush — the mother of president george w bush — was the matriarchal figure of the political dynasty. she went beyond the traditional role of a political spouse, setting up a foundation for family literacy and s

as i give you the real detail here, across the north west of scotland, the more northerly portion ofthe weather frontjust hanging on there, i'm afraid. more a line of clouds than anything else, but ahead of that feature it remains stubbornly warm, if not very warm and that may well trigger one or two thundery showers across east anglia and the far north of london. 2a degrees still here. following on behind, this is no new ice age by any means at all, those temperatures are good for this time of year, but it will feel fresher. behind that cold front, the regime is completely different. we are looking now to the atlantic, rather than the continent, but this is what is coming our way. the colour straining away ahead of the next set of weather fronts. as early as tonight in all parts of the british isles, to reach a0 degrees that you may have endured last night, the forthcoming night offers 6—9d. —— 1a degrees. that is how we start the new week. don't bank on this, if you are in northern ireland or northern scotland, here you will eventually get thick enough cloud for there to be some ra

still rain in the north—west of scotland can come back into northern ireland and the of scotla nd intothose of nine or 10 degrees. that band of cloud there is a very weak weather front. it is band of cloud there is a very weak weatherfront. it is more band of cloud there is a very weak weather front. it is more a band of cloud there is a very weak weatherfront. it is more a band of cloud and even across northern ireland in scotland, that cloud should break up. still rather misty and cool across these western coasts, not quite the sunny skies here. why be getting into the high teens in scotland and northern ireland, inland england and wales, 20s, ireland, inland england and wales, 205, 26 ireland, inland england and wales, 20s, 26 possible in the south—east. that is probably the peak of the heat on thursday. the high temperatures get pushed away to central europe. we get more of an influence from the atlantique. instead of a southerly, are west to south—westerly. still warm day on friday. a lot of dry weather as well. showers coming into the north—west of scotland but some good spells o

london, for most of us it was fresher than that, as the forecast for tonight, some rain in north—west scotlandrday morning, we are expecting rain to move through bristol, cardiff, perhaps to manchester into newcastle, so there will be a spell of rain moving across the west of the uk during the day, still reaching 1617 in the south, around the teams in the north, a look at the teams in the north, a look at the weather on sunday, there will be another spell hasn't across south—western areas. for most of us they will be a fair bit of dry weather during the and mild. —— doing this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm. richard osborn—brooks — arrested on suspicion of murdering a suspected burglar — has been released without charge. sergei skripal, the former russian spy, is no longer in a critical condition and is responding well to treatment. the foreign office has refused his niece a visa to come to the uk and visit her relatives in hospital. the met police commissioner offers reassurance to londoners, after a string of murders. we have not lost control of the streets. i understand why some people a

wet weather continuing across the north and west of scotland.with us as we head on into the middle of part of the week, so it does remain unsettled. a lot of rain at times too, but i think we are looking at heavy showers on wednesday. some will merge together to produce longer spells of rain. there could even be the odd thundery one for central, southern and eastern areas as again, it will feel very mild again in south—westerly winds. given some sunshine, we could be looking at highs 01:14 or 15 celsius, and even quite mild across the northern parts as well. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nken ifejika. our top stories — heading home — russian diplomats begin leaving washington in the latest tit—for—tat expulsions over the nerve agent poisoning of a former spy in britain. it's one of syria's last rebel towns still standing. now, a deal has reportedly been reached for douma's civilian casualties to be allowed to leave. hundreds pay their respects at the funeral of the world—renowned p

spot at times, outbreaks of rain pushing back to wales and north—west but it will feed away from northern ireland and move on through scotland start through south—west scotland and the hills. it is blustery, windy, scotland and northern ireland. the weatherfront moves on through here, living sunshine and a few showers. 0utbreaks sunshine and a few showers. outbreaks of rain for northern england and wales and some spots in the south—west, increasing clout in the south—west, increasing clout in the midlands and eastern counties and the south—east hoarding of the best of tuesday sunshine, seeing high temperatures stop if we don't get to 20 in the day ahead, we will on wednesday. some early, showery rain affecting northern ireland and england and some sunshine here as well. the wind not quite asjohn and temperatures are heading up more widely on wednesday and some spots reaching into the low 20s. getting warmer because we have high pressure centred here and the warmer air coming in, particularly on thursday, more widely from the continent. some patchy cloud around scotland, northern ireland, wales and west in england and the bes

it currently handles clothing stores in the north west of scotland but it will stop all its operationsart of the brand's five—year transformation programme. —— marks and spencer is closing its warrington distribution centre — putting more than 400 jobs at risk. spring sunshine has finally started arriving across many parts of the uk but for british farmers the better weather is far too late. the weeks of rain and unseasonably cold weather have left farms facing acute shortages of feed and fodder — they've lost more lambs than in previous years, and some are still waiting to begin sowing crops. danny savage is in farndale, on the north york moors. it looks gorgeous pair now, but it has not been like that for some time, has an? this place is famous for its display of natural daffodils, tens of thousands of them, but they are weeks late. this time last year they we re weeks late. this time last year they were perhaps out four five weeks early, which has affected tourism here with your visitors coming through, and they are only reaching their best now. elsewhere in the uk it is farmers who

as i give you the real detail here, across the north west of scotland, the more northerly portion ofng else but, ahead of that feature, it remains stubbornly warm, if not very warm and that may well trigger one or two thundery showers across east anglia and the far north of london. 24 degrees still here. following on behind, this is no new ice age by any means at all, those temperatures are good for this time of year, but it will feel fresher. behind that cold front, the regime is completely different. we're looking now to the atlantic, rather than the continent, but this is what is coming our way. the colour draining away ahead of the next set of weather fronts. as early as tonight in all parts of the british isles, no more 14 degrees that you may have endured last night, the forthcoming night offers 6—9 celsius. that's how we start the new week. don't bank on this, if you are in northern ireland or northern scotland, here you will eventually get thick enough cloud for there to be some rain. moderate bursts in south—west scotland, further east a drier prospect, and temperatures stil

watch out for patchy fog developing in parts of northern ireland, south—west scotland and north—west the south—east, there could be a touch of frost in north—east scotland. monday, some of this rain in the south—east will move westwards towards the midlands and west wales. western front is of wales, england, much of northern england away from yorkshire, scotland and northern ireland seeing some sunny spells. northern ireland and scotland could catch a heavy shower. this weather pattern will set it up for the week ahead. the pressure to decide the bus, around that weather systems. the result of that will be an easterly flow coming in. it will not be cold, though. some rather mild colours coming our way. the origin of this there is eastern europe and east mediterranean. editors will be slightly above—average. it will be cold on the north sea coasts. there will be some rain at times but some sunshine. let's take a look at chew state. we will see this spell working out of england and wales and the parts of scotland and northern ireland. south—eastern areas should start to brighten up. th

maybe some showers coming into the north—west of scotland but otherwise some good spells of sunshineto be on thursday but still pleasant in the sunshine. this time, it could be rather misty around the coasts in the english channel and around some north sea coasts as well. high pressure building in across the uk. going to keep these weather fronts at bay for the time being. so the fine weather continues into saturday. again, some areas of misty low cloud in the morning perhaps. that should tend to break up more in the afternoon, allowing the sunshine to develop more widely. temperatures a little bit lower by this stage, mind you. the air‘s not quite as warm, but it's still going to be a warm one for the london marathon on sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines: south korea says it's considering negotiating a historic peace treaty with the north that would officially end the korean war, 65 years after hostilities stopped. the development follows president trump announcing high level talks are already under way with the north koreans prior to a proposed summit. syria's ambassador to th

maybe some showers coming into the north—west of scotland but otherwise some good spells of sunshiney're likely to be on thursday but still pleasant in the sunshine. this time, it could be rather misty around the coasts in the english channel and around some north sea coasts as well. high pressure building in across the uk. going to keep these weather fronts at bay for the time being. so the fine weather continues into saturday. again, some areas of misty low cloud in the morning perhaps. that should tend to break up more in the afternoon, allowing the sunshine to develop more widely. temperatures a little bit lower by this stage, mind you. the air‘s not quite as warm, but it's still going to be a warm one for the london marathon on sunday. hello, this is the briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. our top story: history in the making. south korea says its considering negotiating a peace treaty with the north. syria says international weapons inspectors are due to be shown the scene of a suspected chemical attack in douma. us officials say the experts are being kept away from the site. wife

maybe some showers coming into the north—west of scotland but otherwise some good spells of sunshinepleasant in the sunshine. this time, it could be rather misty around the coasts in the english channel and around some north sea coasts as well. high pressure building in across the uk. going to keep these weather fronts at bay for the time being. so the fine weather continues into saturday. again, some areas of misty low cloud in the morning perhaps. that should tend to break up more in the afternoon, allowing the sunshine to develop more widely. temperatures a little bit lower by this stage, mind you. the air‘s not quite as warm, but it's still going to be a warm one for the london marathon on sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines: the former us first lady, barbara bush has died, aged 92. mrs bush, was the matriarchalfigure of a political dynasty as the only woman to have seen her husband and son sworn in as us president. she had been in failing health for some time and had declined further medical treatment. president trump says high level talks are already underway with pyongyang