still therefore north—west scotland. lighter later in the day.ern parts, this is the chance for catching a shower. southern england, midlands and wales later. most of us will avoid it and stay dry. warm and sunny spells. tomorrow evening, drifting further west before dying away. the intensity of the rain across northern ireland and north—west scotland also easing. as this weather fronts begins to die a death under the strengthening area of high pressure going into tuesday. on tuesday morning, scotland and northern ireland with cloud, drizzle. that breaks up and we get some sunny drizzle. that breaks up and we get some sunny spells through with the exception of northernmost parts of scotland. england and wales, warm and funny. some cloud building come of threatening across southern parts of threatening across southern parts ofan of threatening across southern parts of an isolated shower and isolated thunderstorm. most will stay dry. the bitters along the north sea coast held down. a developing easterly flow coming in from the sea. the bitters mayb

but front a bit closer into the north and west of scotland.e could find another degree or two on sunday in a number of places with regards to the temperatures. not a great deal of difference on bank holiday monday. perhaps more cloud for scotland. still some merc in the irish sea and somewhere in the southeast 26 or 27 —— still some murk in the irish sea. this is bbc news, our latest headlines.

heavy rain in north—west scotland. ere in scotland, mainly dry will stop england and wales, too. misty cloud in eastern england. list as we start the day tomorrow. back to north sea coasts where it may linger during the day tomorrow. northern ireland sees the rain retreating westwards. still happy in north—west scotland. southern parts of england, midlands and wales, the chance for a shower and wales, the chance for a shower and a thunderstorm developing. away from that, someone and sunny spells. easterly flow coming to the uk this week. north sea coasts cooler than elsewhere. much of the uk will get to see some warm, sunny elsewhere. much of the uk will get to see some warm, sunny spells. most of us dry, but the chance for a shower or thunderstorm in parts of it when and wales. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: the royal family has thanked the public after thousands of people lined the streets of windsor to celebrate the marriage of prince harry and meghan markle. the biggest overhaul of rail timetables for deca

the best of the sunshine in northern ireland and north—west scotland.terday, but for northern ireland and north—west scotland you could see 26. 0vernight more in the wake of cloud working its way in from the east and mist and fog developing. holding onto clearer skies in north—west scotland and northern ireland and showery outbreaks of rain pushing into the south and east in the early hours. temperatures staying widely in double figures, so a humid night to come. 0n staying widely in double figures, so a humid night to come. on wednesday a humid night to come. on wednesday afairamount of a humid night to come. on wednesday a fair amount of cloud around and mist and fog, again the chance of catching some showery outbreaks of rain which will work their way gradually north and west. the best of the sunshine in northern ireland and north—west scotland with a maximum of 24. in the south east we are looking at 22 or 23. there is a chance of catching the odd isolated shower in the northern isles as well. as we move through wednesday into thursday we are still

north—west scotland beginning to see some outbreaks of rain coming in., and a few spots start to get above 20 celsius. and then for part two of the weekend, on sunday, could be some rain affecting maybe the north of northern ireland, running through central parts of scotland for a time, whereas england and wales are looking dry. and again that sunshine starting to break out more widely, even more so by the bank holiday, along with that welcome, for many of us, warmth. hello. this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. questions overfailures in the nhs‘s breast screening programme and the impact on the individuals affected. the whole journey i went on, the traumatic journey, all the whole journey i went on, the traumaticjourney, all of the whole journey i went on, the traumatic journey, all of the treatment, it may never have had to have happened. good morning. it's thursday the 3rd of may. also this morning: the company at the centre of the facebook data scandal closes down. cambridge analytica, accused of acquiring data from up to 87 milli

cloudy in the west. portion of northern ireland and north—west scotland. north—west scotland. 45 milesosure more than that. saturday, the remnants of this front. rain in the north of scotland. showery in the south—east. some showers coming up from the south—west. some could be heavy. getting into parts of wales and also into northern ireland. into northern ireland. on sunday bringing more rain to the north. showers in the south—west. in between, dry. between, dry. be in may but nothing to write home about. about. especially after the weather we had last weekend. back to you. that one will be hard to beat. the papers. medics will ask for live footage before sending an ambulance. footage before sending an ambulance. we will talk about it later to find out what it means. out what it means. novak djokovic for the first time to get to the last 16. get to the last 16. don't get over excited about this. a royal story. there will be a few of them. a friend says... friend says... you know, that is what it is. a friend said at 1. 1 would like to have children. would like to have children. it is

the north and west of scotland, thicker cloud, and west of scotland, thicker cloud, afairold and westicker cloud, a fair old breeze, like this photo shows in the highlands. all courtesy of this weather front, that will continue to rush through the north—west of the country as we had through the night, and even first thing on the bank holiday monday morning. there will be some low cloud and some missed again, some irish sea coast through the night, but for most places it will be another dry and a clear one. temperatures falling into mid single figures across eastern part of england, a little bit of missed developing, but most towns and cities, no lower than nine to 12 celsius. we start bank holiday monday on a dry, bright note, those temperatures rising pretty quickly. it has become very warm across england and wales through the afternoon. more cloud across the north west of scotland, some showers, maybe some low cloud and most affecting some irish sea coast but head inland, very warm, 27 or 28 celsius likely to be the high, and this will be a record breaker. as we head into tuesday, t

west. a few spots of rain not far away. but generally, a lovely day. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotlandlsewhere, temperatures at least around 20—23 degrees or so. and we could get 27 to the north—west of london on bank holiday monday — that would make it the hottest early bank holiday monday on record. now, things will start to change after monday. high pressure that has been drawing in this atlantic influence retreats to scandinavia. things start to turn in from the atlantic with pressure falling. we get weaker weather fronts approaching into western parts of the uk. but further east, it will still be dry on tuesday. there will be sunshine and still very warm across the midlands and eastern parts of england. those temperatures into the mid 20s or so. cooling off a little further north and further west. and with the atlantic winds pushing in across the uk, there won't be much rain, apart from in the north—west of the uk. temperatures will be on the slide. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the world. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories:

west end producing more cloud. maybe some rain for northern ireland into western scotland. hey will be more bands of cloud of anything. central, southern and eastern parts of the country, another fine day to come. the eastern side of england could be a very hot day. we could see 2728dc. further north and west we are looking at temperatures falling back to the seasonal mortgage of the mid teens celsius. we will see another weather system pushing on a wednesday which will bring cooler weather with outbreaks of rain to western areas. this is bbc news. i'm ben bland. our top stories — alex ferguson, the manager who made manchester united one of the world's great clubs, undergoes emergency brain surgery. the world of football wishes him well. as a personalfriend, it's, you know, i hope he has a full recovery. more than 1,000 people have been arrested across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny, during protests against president putin. a leading london surgeon says the suggestion by president trump that knife crime has turned his hospital into a war zone is ridiculou

particularly north—west of scotland, drizzly rain, windy.land, temperatures 18—23, fine with light winds, particularly further south. i even, they sunshine. largely dry overnight. tonight, mist and fog forming. particularly in the irish sea. isle of man, parts of north—west wales, cornwall am a cloudy and foggy. temperatures quite low in the morning. east of england, fresh start to sunday. sunday brings the prospect of more sunshine. fine day for most of the country. wind and rain in the far north—west of scotland. western isles, northern isles. for the bulk of the country, dry and settled. temperatures on sunday creeping up to 24—25. mist and fog around some of the irish sea coasts. the heat will build. we are drawing in the warm airfrom continental europe spilling in across the southern half of the country into bank holiday monday. sunshine the bulk of england, wales, northern ireland. we are drawing a breeze of the nasty institute of scotland, north—east of england, cloudy at times. further south, the warmest weather for bank holiday mond

scotland. high teens celsius further north and west.ta. the headlines... british fugitive jamie acourt is denied bail by a spanishjudge, he was arrested in barcelona for alleged drugs offences. russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, is arrested, as he tries to address a protest against president putin. an erupting volcano in hawaii triggers earthquakes, including the most powerful tremor to hit the state since 1975. and... we have lift off. a nasa mission to mars blasts off from california to begin a six month journey to study the composition of the planet. and chelsea take on arsenal in the women's fa cup final, we'll have the latest on that and the rest of the day's action in sportsday, at half past seven.

north—west scotland beginning to see some outbreaks of rain coming in.celsius. and then for part two of the weekend, on sunday, could be some rain affecting mainly the north of northern ireland, running through central parts of scotland for a time, whereas england and wales are looking dry. and again that sunshine starting to break out more widely, even more so by the bank holiday, along with that welcome, for many of us, warmth. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: facing bankruptcy. the company at the heart of the facebook data scandal, cambridge analytica, announces it's shutting down. we have the details. america's new top diplomat mike pompeo is sworn in and says he'll be "tough" on iran and russia. there's a pledge too on north korea. we have the unprecedented opportunity to change the course of history on the korean peninsula. we will not repeat mistakes. a bad deal is not an option. after weeks of anti—government protests, armenia's parliament prepares to vote

for much of the north—west scotland.urday and sunday, saturday maybe some low cloud and mist to begin the day, close to north—west scotland, weather fronts close by and some of seeing some outbreaks of rain. a bit warmer with a bit more sunshine around for most of on saturday, a similar picture into sunday. a weak weather front close to scotland and northern ireland. don't be surprised if you see a bit of rain. england and wales seeing the best of the sunshine, and that sunshine and warmth will become a bit more widespread with the bank holiday. more spots getting above 20 celsius as a result. it is looking promising for the weekend. there is a forecast for where you are and where you are going online and dates throughout the night on bbc news. —— updates. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: america's new top diplomat mike pompeo is sworn in, with a pledge on north korea. speak —— to the unprecedented opportunity to change the course of history on the korean peninsula. us and china tra

of scotland. west of scotland.. and it will be a little cooler than today. today. elsewhere, sunny spells into the afternoon, staying dry. the afternoon, staying dry. temperatures up on today's values. friday night and into the start of the weekend. the weekend. cup final, north or south of the border, it is looking cracking. border, it is looking cracking. perfect conditions. strong sunshine. if you are lining the streets in windsor, 22 celsius, blue skies. windsor, 22 celsius, blue skies. lovely day on saturday. almost all of the uk. long sunny spells. better day in scotland and northern ireland by friday. high pressure is responsible. responsible. it nudges off into northern europe a touch. northern europe a touch. north and west of scotland and northern ireland. a cloudy day on sunday. a greater chance of getting wet. outbreaks of rain. not a wash—out by any means. wash—out by any means. still some bright sunny spells. bright sunny spells. sunshine in south—east scotland, england and wales. england and wales. t

rain for sunday across north—west scotland. clearing through the afternoon.o, you're watching afternoon live. today at 2: 5,000 calls to a breast cancer helpline since yesterday, after it emerged nearly half a million women missed their final routine screening. since we opened this morning, we have had a0 calls on the first 15 minutes and it does not seem to be slowing down. people are calling about are they affected because people are not quite clear whether they are affected or not. a stormy issue. fresh questions about what president trump knew about a payment to a porn star. nearly 100 people have died and scores more injured in fierce dust storms in northern india. investigations will continue into cambridge analytica, despte its announced closure after being hit by the facebook data scandal. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with ben. liverpool reach the champions league final.

north—west scotland beginning to see some outbreaks of rain coming in.nd then for part two of the weekend, on sunday, could be some rain affecting mainly the north of northern ireland, running through central parts of scotland for a time, whereas england and wales are looking dry. and again that sunshine starting to break out more widely, even more so by the bank holiday, along with that welcome, for many of us, warmth. the latest headlines: the company at the heart of the scandal over the handling of facebook users' data is shutting down. the company said it was starting bankruptcy proceedings. britain's data regulator said criminal investigations into the firm's directors would continue. mike pompeo has been sworn in as the new us secretary of state in a ceremony in washington. the new secretary of state insisted north korea must immediately dismantle its nuclear programme. mr pompeo also said that he would help the country's diplomatic corps "get back its swagger". after leading a series of anti—government protests, armenia's opposition leader is set

north—west scotland beginning to see some outbreaks of rain coming in.s. and then for part two of the weekend, on sunday, could be some rain affecting mainly the north of northern ireland, running through central parts of scotland for a time, whereas england and wales are looking dry. and again that sunshine starting to break out more widely, even more so by the bank holiday, along with that welcome, for many of us, warmth. this is bbc world news. the headlines: the company at the centre of the privacy scandal about the use of private data is shutting down. cambridge analytica denies improperly obtaining personal information from tens of millions of facebook users on behalf of political clients, including the trump election campaign. criminal investigations into the firm's directors continue. in washington, mike pompeo has been sworn in as the new us secretary of state, america's top diplomat. the former cia director insisted north korea must immediately dismantle its nuclear programme. and said he would help the us diplomatic corps "get back its swagger

apart from the far north—west of scotland at times been some rain. —— apart from the far north—west ofe of our weather. we are drawing in warmth from the near continent. as that builds, it keeps the weather fronts almost at bay, occasionally brushing the far north—west of scotland and the outer isles as well. some patchy cloud across scotland, northern ireland and into england and wales. there will be sunny spells, too. if anything, temperatures a bit higher than they were on friday. getting up to 20 degrees in north—eastern scotland, low 20s in the south—east of england. there is the rain in the far north—west of scotland. it runs away towards the northern isles and peters out. still misty across the irish sea. it could lap up onto the coast again. generally clear skies. chilly in the south—east of england — generally eight or nine degrees. warming up in the sunshine on sunday. again, stronger winds in the north—west of scotland pushing the rain away, once again. more sunshine in northern ireland, increasing amount of sunshine for england and wales. some mistiness through the irish se

north—west scotland beginning to see some outbreaks of rain coming in.hen for part two of the weekend, on sunday, could be some rain affecting mainly the north of northern ireland, running through central parts of scotland for a time, whereas england and wales are looking dry. and again that sunshine starting to break out more widely, even more so by the bank holiday, along with that welcome, for many of us, warmth. i'm ben bland with bbc news. our top story: mike pompeo has been sworn in as the new us secretary of state in a ceremony in washington. the former cia director was accompanied by president trump who said he was sure mr pompeo would make america proud. the new secretary of state insisted pyongyang must immediately dismantle its nuclear programme. the us treasury secretary steven mnuchin, along with a trade delegation, will meet chinese officials in beijing shortly. they're hoping to ease the escalating trade dispute between the two countries. and this story is trending on bbc.com. liverpool are in the final of the champions league, despite los

thankfully the rain was kept at bay but it is starting to creep in towards the far north and west of scotland tonight it will turn wet at times a bit windy as well. away from that, some mist and low cloud developing from the north sea and pushing into east anglia and the south—east. in between, clearer skies, a bit cooler but not as much as it has been, down to three or 4 degrees in lincolnshire and east anglia and pa rt lincolnshire and east anglia and part of the south—east. a mother start in western scotland and northern ireland but more cloud so occasional bursts of rain —— a start. the odd heavy one particular in the islands and hebrides. some quiet moment and hazy sunshine in eastern scotland. further south, the cloud will break up, it will go back to the cost and could be missed the on the norfolk and suffolk coast but inland there will be like winds, strong sunshine and one or 2 degrees higher than today. some more breeze in the irish sea and scotland and northern ireland, some rain but not a wash—out. the most frequent rain in the highlands and hebrides and at in orkney and shetland.

well, away from the north—west corner of scotland, it's been a glorious day for most of the country, enty of sunshine around, and a top temperature of 26 celsius in northolt, in the north—west of london. but much of england and wales has seen unbroken sunshine, with temperatures into the low to mid 20s celsius. a fine end of the day, and then overnight skies will be clear for the bulk of the country. again, for the north north—west corner of scotland, more cloud here, the odd spot of rain, maybe a bit of low cloud and mist affecting irish sea coasts. quite a cool night to come across these inside of england, but it won't be long before the temperatures rise quickly into bank holiday monday, another glorious one, very warm and sunny. the exception is cloud and outbreaks of rain across the north and west of scotland, maybe some low cloud and mist affecting irish sea coasts, temperatures could reach 27 or 28 celsius summer in the south—east, making it a record—breaking early may bank holiday. but as the week continues to progress, things will be cooling down from the west, with some rain

north—west scotland beginning to see some outbreaks of rain coming in. some rain affecting mainly the north of northern ireland, running through central parts of scotland for a time, whereas england and wales are looking dry. and again that sunshine starting to break out more widely, even more so by the bank holiday, along with that welcome, for many of us, warmth. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: facing bankruptcy. the company at the heart of the facebook data scandal, cambridge analytica, announces it's shutting down. wwe have the details. america's new top diplomat mike pompeo is sworn in and says he'll be "tough" on iran and russia. there's a pledge too on north korea. we have the unprecedented opportunity to change the course of history on the korean peninsula. we will not repeat the mistakes of the past. a bad deal is not an option. after weeks of anti—government protests, armenia's parliament prepares to vote. it looks likely the protest leader will be the

north—west scotland beginning to see some outbreaks of rain coming in.ecting maybe the north of northern ireland, running through central parts of scotland for a time, whereas england and wales are looking dry. and again that sunshine starting to break out more widely, even more so by the bank holiday, along with that welcome, for many of us, warmth. hello. this is the briefing from bbc news. i'm sally bundock. our top stories: facing bankruptcy. the company at the heart of the facebook data scandal, cambridge analytica, announces it's closing. donald trump suggests north korea could soon release three detained americans. it's reported the us citizens have been moved from a labour camp to a hotel. we have a special report from iraq, where elite security forces are now focusing on gang violence, corruption and drugs in basra. this is the elite force that goes out every night to try and crack down on organised crime in this city. draining the batteries.

north—west scotland beginning to see some outbreaks of rain coming in.be some rain affecting mainly the north of northern ireland, running through central parts of scotland for a time, whereas england and wales are looking dry. and again that sunshine starting to break out more widely, even more so by the bank holiday, along with that welcome, for many of us, warmth. i'm rico hizon in singapore. this is newsday on the bbc. the headlines: america's new top diplomat mike pompeo is sworn in with a pledge on north korea. right now, we have an unprecedented opportunity to change the course of history on the korean peninsula. cambridge analytica, the company at the centre of the facebook data scandal, goes bankrupt. i'm ben bland in london. also in the programme: as myanmar prosecutes two reuters journalists, we look at pressures facing the media on world press freedom day. and we meet a troop of girl scouts. they are young and determined, and just happen to be homeless.

elsewhere in scotland, northern ireland and across england and wales. and on the whole, but on the whole, those temperatures probably a shade up on what they were on friday. that rain in the north—westthen it tends to peter out. again, it could be a little bit misty around some of these irish sea coasts. a few mist patches inland as well, and quite chilly in the south—east corner, otherwise 8 or 9 degrees and soon warming up in the sunshine on sunday. another lovely day on sunday. still the chance of some stronger winds and a little rain early on in the north—west of scotland. that should get blown away. increasing amounts of sunshine on sunday and those temperatures responding. really warm again in the north—east of scotland — highs into the low to mid 20s in the south—east, and hotter still on monday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the world. my name is nkem ifejika. several strong earthquakes shake parts of hawaii after a volcanic eruption. hundreds are forced to leave their homes. president trump rallies his base at a meeting of the national rifle association, vowing they can keep their guns. chemical weapons inspectors say they'v

all of the day on sunday, the chances from stronger winds and rain early on in the north—west of scotland of scotland high into the low to mid— 20s in the south—east and hotter still on monday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the world. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: several strong earthquakes shake parts of hawaii after a volcanic eruption. hundreds are forced to leave their homes. president trump rallies his base at a meeting of the national rifle association and makes this vow. your second amendment rights are under siege. but they will never, ever, be under siege as long as i'm your president. cheering chemical weapons inspectors say they've finished gathering samples at the site of an alleged chlorine attack in syria. ready for launch. the first nasa mission that will probe beneath the surface of mars prepares for lift—off.

it doesn't apply to the far north—west of scotland. there will be rain at times this weekend.ggy mess over the irish seat and that will affect adjacent coasts. —— for guinness. —— foginess. a few spots with clear spells and single figures. this is how saturday is shaping up. cloudy for northern ireland. some spots through yorkshire, west wales, bristol channel, cornwall and devon. we haven't pointed out your area, it is more likely you will have some blue sky. you won't be surprised on this picture to see high pressure in control dominating the weather for many of us. again, there are weather fronts close to north—west scotland where we will see some rain at times. need to mention the wind as well. gusts of a0 or 50 mph in exposure through the weekend. you can see the misty mess, some coasts through the irish sea. not everybody is in seeing it. —— mistiness. there should be more sunshine on offer on sunday. from monday, bank holiday, cloud for scotland and there will be a lot of sunshine for most of us. it will be pleasant. not everybody will see temperatures in the mid— 20s.

cooler and breezier across the far north—west scotland.thern isles in particular, some drizzly rain will continue this evening and tonight. a fine evening and remaining dry overnight as well. we've got clear spells, so temperatures will fall quite low one or two spots. just four degrees, for instance, in norwich first thing. a fresh start to sunday morning, but those temperatures will shoot up quite quickly once the sunshine gets going. that will lift most parts where we see any mist and fog early on. we could just see a little bit of low cloud and fog lingering once again around the irish sea coasts. but through the day, in the sunny spells, it will probably be a degree or so warmer than saturday. highs up to around 24 celsius towards the south and east. elsewhere, a very pleasant 18 to 2! degrees. looking fine and dry, and as temperatures will continue to rise as we look through into bank holiday monday. we're drawing in the south—east flow of air, water coming in from the continent. i think it will be the southern half of the country th

warming up quite nicely, mostly dry, some weather fronts trying to get into the north—west of scotland days. abortion is set to be decriminalised on the isle of man, making the island one of the world‘s most liberal places for reproductive rights. under existing laws, a pregnancy can only be terminated if it is the result of rape or because of mental health concerns. but pro—life campaigners say highly deceptive language was used to get the bill through, and are concerned that the new law goes too far. if there are two lives in danger, we will save the life of the person we can save. what we are talking about elective abortion, very specifically about elective abortion. we‘re not talking about those very, very rare circumstances when the life of the mother in danger, ectopic pregnancy, for example. you are talking about elective abortion, and nearly 90% of abortions are abortions of convenience, if i can put it in layman‘s terms. joining us now is stephanie kelsey from the campaign for abortion law modernisation. it is one of those emotive issues which creates really strong opinions on

cloud, rain and windy conditions at times to north—west scotland, elsewhere high—pressure dominates.the irish sea sad times that will come onshore to western parts of wales, the isle of man as well, sunny spells for the rest of the country, lifting temperatures nicely, around 18—23d in most places, cooler and breezy in the north—west of scotland but the western isles and northern isles with pizzelli rain that will continue this evening. a fine evening and remaining dry overnight too. we have clear skies so overnight too. we have clear skies so temperatures will fall quite low in one or two spots, four degrees in norwich first thing, a fresh start on sunday morning but the temperatures will shoot up quickly when the sunshine gets going lifting most parts where we see mist and fog early on but we will see low cloud and 111 is around the irish sea coasts. through the day in sunny spells it will be a degree or so warmer than saturday so highs of up to 24 warmer than saturday so highs of up to 211 celsius in the south and east and elsewhere a very pleasant 18-21d, and elsewhere a very ple

again, stronger winds in the north—west of scotland. pushing the way ina north—west of scotland.les will stop mistiness through the irish sea that could be heading up towards the channel. temperatures continuing to rise and getting into the low and perhaps even mid— 20s at best. more sunshine to come on monday, too. again, stronger winds in the far north—west and a few spots of rain not far away. generally a lovely day. inland, elsewhere, temperatures at least around 20— 23 degrees or so. we could get 27 to the north—west of london on bank holiday monday. that would make it the hottest early bank holiday monday on record. rings will start to change after monday. high pressure that has been drawing in this atlantic influenced retreats to scandinavia and things start to turn in from the atla ntic and things start to turn in from the atlantic with pressure falling and we get weaker weather fronts approaching into western parts of the uk. further east, it will still be dry on tuesday. they will still be dry on tuesday. they will still be sunshine and are still very warm across the mi

scotland. low 20s in the south—east of england. there is the rain in the far north—west of scotland.t. still misty across the irish sea. it could lap up onto the coast again. generally clear skies. chilly in the south—east of england, generally eight or nine degrees. warming up in the sunshine on sunday. again, stronger winds in the north—west of scotland. pushing the rain away, once again. more sunshine. and, northern ireland, increasing amount of sunshine for england and wales. some mistiness through the irish sea that could be heading up towards the channel. temperatures continuing to rise and getting into the low and perhaps even mid—20s at best. and more sunshine to come on monday, too. again, some stronger winds in the far north—west. a few spots of rain not far away. but generally, a lovely day. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotland and in the north—east of england on monday but inland elsewhere, temperatures at least around 20—23 degrees or so. and we could get 27 to the north—west of london on bank holiday monday — that would make it the hottest early bank holiday

west. a few spots of rain not far away. but generally, a lovely day. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotlandnd 20—23 degrees or so. and we could get 27 to the north—west of london on bank holiday monday — that would make it the hottest early bank holiday monday on record. now, things will start to change after monday. high pressure that has been drawing in this atlantic influence retreats to scandinavia. things start to turn in from the atlantic with pressure falling. we get weaker weather fronts approaching into western parts of the uk. but further east, it will still be dry on tuesday. there will be sunshine and still very warm across the midlands and eastern parts of england. those temperatures into the mid 20s or so. cooling off a little further north and further west. and with the atlantic winds pushing in across the uk, there won't be much rain, apart from in the north—west of the uk. temperatures will be on the slide. this is bbc news — the headlines: dozens of people in hawaii have taken shelter from ash, toxic gas and lava flows from the mount kilauea volcano. at least two homes wer

scotland. low 20s in the south—east of england. there is the rain in the far north—west of scotland. it could lap up onto the coast again. generally clear skies. chilly in the south—east of england, generally eight or nine degrees. warming up in the sunshine on sunday. again, stronger winds in the north—west of scotland. pushing the rain away, once again. more sunshine. and, northern ireland, increasing amount of sunshine for england and wales. some mistiness through the irish sea that could be heading up towards the channel. temperatures continuing to rise and getting into the low and perhaps even mid—20s at best. more sunshine to come on monday, too. again, stronger winds in the far north—west and a few spots of rain not far away. generally a lovely day. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotla nd not quite as warm in the north—east of scotland and the north—east of england on monday. inland, elsewhere, temperatures at least around 20—23 degrees or so. we could get 27 to the north—west of london on bank holiday monday. that would make it the hottest early bank holiday monday o

here we will start to see a bit of patchy rain moving into north—west scotland.hereas for england and wales there will be plenty of sunshine around on sunday. in most places the temperatures getting into the low 20s, and that sunshine will be more widespread in the bank holiday, along with the warmer weather. this is your business briefing. i'm sally bundock. draining the batteries. more huge losses for electric car maker, tesla. but the boss, elon musk, insists they're well on the road to profitability. plus, showdown in beijing. team trump fly in as the us and china try to head off a looming trade war. and on the financial markets today, japan and again for a public holiday. that is wednesday's trading session per right now in hong kong, we are seeing losses down 1.6%. we will talk you through the losses later.

apart from the far north—west of scotland where we will see rain at times.t surprisingly, high pressure is in charge ringing in warm airfrom the near high pressure is in charge ringing in warm air from the near continent but every now and again, the weather fronts approach that a north—west of scotland. there will be stronger winds at times as well. away from here, the rest of scotland in joining sunshine at times. some areas of cloud across england and wales but a fair bit of sunshine to come through. very warm in the north—east of scotland and temperatures he could be getting up to 20 degrees or so and probably around 22 or 23 around the south—east of england. through the evening, you can see a bit of rain in north—west scotland and that will head up towards the northern isles before tending to peter out. some misty weather through the irish sea areas and a few mist patches inland as well. east anglia, the extreme south—east, eight or nine degrees, warming up in the sunshine. on the whole, more sunshine on monday. still the rain flirting with the north of

that would be more of a troublemaker particularly for the north west of scotland, bringing more cloud. some low cloud and some folk around the coast. further east is where you're more likely to see more of that sunshine. temperatures lifting the 22 degrees today. it is a pleasant day today and a lovely evening to come and then overnight, most evening to come and then overnight, m ost pla ces evening to come and then overnight, most places once again staying dry away from the north west of scotland with a little bit of patchy rain here. with this clearer skies, quidditching the night ahead. temperatures dipping into single figures and some mist and fog patches overnight as well. we will see mist and fold tomorrow across western parts of wales, north—west england, south—west scotland. but elsewhere, a lot of dry, sunny weather once again, so as any cloud brea ks weather once again, so as any cloud breaks uttering the afternoon, we should see those temperatures rising nicely. 23 or 2a celsius tomorrow but it is always that in that colour and breezy and cloud across the north—west of scot

maybe the weather weather will transfer for the north into northern ireland in south—west scotland, butth the wettest of the weather heading northwards into northern ireland, northern england, perhaps into scotland prices is only a bit drier at last across southern pa rt a bit drier at last across southern part of england and wales, where it will be warm and humid, with temperatures widely into the low 20s. hello. this is business briefing. i'm david eades. carlo cottarelli, a leading italian economist, has agreed to lead an interim government. but italy's two biggest anti—establishment parties are already saying they'll block him. driving cars off the streets. we look at how paris is tackling the problem of rising levels of air pollution. and let's have a look at the markets for you. the dowjones, forget it. that is on friday. they had a day off yesterday as well. as for the hang seng and the nikkei, down a little bit. perhaps as much a reflection of what is going on in europe, as much as anywhere else.

for the time being a wet start in the north—west of scotland, the west of northern ireland but the rainwet in the hebrides. another long sunny day for most other parts, but as the low pressure develops in iberia, we could see some isolated showers or thunderstorms developing in the south and east. isolated and that will be the case for the rest of the week but for many, a trite week ahead and when the sun is out it will feel pleasantly warm. goodbye for now. —— dry week. this is world news today. i'm ben bland. our top stories... the kiss that says we're husband and wife — britain's prince harry marries his american fiancee, meghan markle. the bride was accompanied by ten bridesmaids and pageboys in a ceremony watched by millions around the world. all that i am i give to you. harry and his new wife meghan left windsor castle in a vintage sports car for their evening reception. in other news... investigators in cuba recover a black box recorder from friday's plane crash that killed more than 100 people.

fine start to central southern and eastern parts of the country. 0ur breaks up every rain into west of scotlanduth—east. 19 or 20 is likely. cooler and fresher further north and west. this is bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories: first a backlash in britain, now offence in france. president trump faces criticism for saying the bataclan attack in paris could have been stopped by giving people guns. sir alex ferguson, the most successful manager in british football history, undergoes emergency surgery for a brain haemmorage. fans and friends wish him well. around 1,600 anti—putin protesters are arrested at rallies in russia, including his leading critic alexander navalny. digging up the secrets of mars. nasa's newest probe blasts off to the red planet on a mission to find out more about its rocky core. also coming up: the first proper look at prince louis as photographs of the newest british royal are released.

scotland. the north—west of scotland. increasingly it will turn breezy here. eas, we're looking at a lot of dry weather. sunny and warm. we're looking at moderate uv levels so bear that in looking at moderate uv levels so bearthat in mind looking at moderate uv levels so bear that in mind if you're in the sun. a cold start today, wrap up warmly, then scorching into the afternoon vas cold start to the day. sunday, chilly start where we have clear skies, lots of sunshine, in scotla nd clear skies, lots of sunshine, in scotland and northern ireland a weather front makes more progress scotland and northern ireland a weatherfront makes more progress —— cold start to the day. possibly rain as far south as the far north of england. might not come that far but temperatures by sunday in the far south—east could reach 23 but only likely to be in the far south—east we see these high values. naga, set fair, bank holiday weather, you don't expect it to be sunny when it's a big occasion but it's going to be! it will be and warming up, carol, lovely this morning. you can see

largely fine and tri—star to the more cloud with patchy rain for for northern ireland in north—west scotlande country at is looking like another sunny day with fairly light winds, and temperatures will be on the up. high is up to 23 degrees in the south—east and 16 degrees to 18 degrees across parts of scotland and northern ireland. with pressure continuing to build through the week ahead it is looking mainly dry, and in those bells of sunshine it should feel presently warm. goodbye for 110w. this is bbc news. our top stories — a man has stabbed five people in central paris, killing at least one. the attacker was shot dead by police. president trump thanks north korea after they said they will be dismantling its nuclear sites in less tha n dismantling its nuclear sites in less than two weeks. turkey's president tells the bbc that president trump's made the wrong decision in pulling out of the nuclear deal with iran. and how this mini—helicopter, no bigger than a grapefruit, could revolutionise the exploration of mars.

which will bring some cloud must rain in windy conditions at times to north—west scotland.onshore to western parts of wales, the isle of man for instance as well. sunny spells with the rest of the country, lifting temperatures nicely. around 18—22d from those places. cooler and breezy across the far north—west of scotland, the western isles and northern isles in particular. drizzly rain continued tonight but a fine evening and remaining dry overnight two. we have clear skies will fall quite low at thinking monetary spots. just for degrees in norwich first thing. a fresh start on sunday morning but the temperatures will will sit up quite quickly when sunshine gets going. that will lift most part three sea mist and fog early on but we could see a little bit of low cloud and blogging isjust lingering once again around these irish sea coast. through the day in sunnier spells will be probably a degree or so warmer than saturday so highs of 2a celsius towards the south and east. elsewhere, very pleasant 18-21d. is east. elsewhere, very pleasant 18—21d. is looking fine and dry and

a little bit callable you have the cloud and breeze and rein in the far north—west of scotland.rnight, we have clear conditions overnight tonight, or mist and fog patches forming here and there and it is through the irish sea again would be the most of the fog. east under the clear skies, actually start to your bank holiday monday, settling down into single figures but the two bridges will lift pretty quickly on monday, —— temperatures will lift pretty quickly on monday, more cloud across the north—west of the uk with some drizzly rain for the western isles, northern isles, but some sunshine elsewhere across the country, not quite as warm though the eastern scotla nd quite as warm though the eastern scotland and north—east england, a little more of a breeze coming in here but elsewhere you can see 26 or 27 degrees. tuesday, things to all it will be more fresh, a weather front works in from the west, bringing in cloud, a few spots of rain but they should fizzle out later, temperatures behind that cooling down, 15 also in belfast. a holding onto the heat, 26 or 27 in the south—eas

we will have a weather front coming in across zero west scotland which will bring rain. rs as the temperature rises in the side. they could be heavy and potentially thundery. the weather front coming in will bring rain across parts of western scotland and northern ireland. it will feel cooler there, but in the south, we could have 24 degrees on monday. in the background, going to the chapel is being harmed. very tuneful. she hums. did you hear that? is being harmed. very tuneful. she hums. did you hearthat? a is being harmed. very tuneful. she hums. did you hear that? a little bit of coming to go with it. marvellous. the sun is shining. it feels warmer than 12 degrees with the sun beating down. so many people are gathering to wish meghan markle and prince harry all the best on their wedding day. they are getting married in the end a half hours or so. they will be getting married today, st george's chapel. lots of people will be surrounding them, about 1200 guests, members of the public invited. then there will be more gathered here. the pathway on the right—hand side of y

cloud and patchy rain in northern ireland and north—west scotland. will be on the up. highs of 23 degrees in the south—east and 16—18 in scotland and northern ireland. pressure continuing to build through the week ahead, looking mainly dry and in those spells of sunshine it should feel pleasantly warm. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00 — one person has died and five others wounded after a knife attack in central paris. the attacker has been shot dead. one of britain's most notorious serial killers, dennis nilsen, who was serving a life sentence in full sutton prison, near york, has died. votes are being counted in iraq after the first parliamentary elections since the government declared victory over the so—called islamic state group. tens of thousands of people march through central london, demanding better pay and improved job security. and a man has stormed the stage while the uk's entry, surie, was performing at the eurovision song contest.

but front a bit closer into the north and west of scotland.could find another degree or two on sunday in a number of places with regards to the temperatures. not a great deal of difference on bank holiday monday. perhaps more cloud for scotland. still some merc in the irish sea and somewhere in the southeast 26 or 27 —— still some murk in the irish sea. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. jamie acourt, one of the original suspects in the murder of stephen lawrence, is arrested in spain on drugs charges, he'll appear before a judge today. donald trump criticises the level of knife crime in london, comparing one of the capital's hospitals to "a war—zone". they say it's as bad as a militarily war zone hospital. knives, knives, knives. an erupting volcano in hawaii triggers earthquakes, including the most powerful tremor to hit the state since 1975. nasa launches its latest probe to mars, it plans to map the red planet's interior, and listen for tremors, or marsquakes. now on bbc news it's time for witness. hello, and welcome to witness with m

some cloud pushing into the north west of scotland, into western pa rt of the north west of scotland, shall i come up for most pay lovely day, lots of sunshine and warm, top temperatures of 21 celsius. tuesday looking even better, losing the cloud, but this weather front biggest push into the west of scotland and northern ireland, some rain on it, cooler air behind, only ten or 11 celsius for stornoway. head of it a lovely warm david templeton is potentially 22 or 23 celsius. staying fine for most of this upcoming week thanks to high pressure. wind will be light, plenty of sunshine, it. one and then cooled down a bit midweek onwards. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: dame tessa jowell has died at the age of 70, she was diagnosed with a brain tumour in may last year. dame tessa was first elected as an mp in 1992 and went on to serve as culture secretary for labour, she played a major role in the 2012 london olympics. former prime minister tony blair and labour mp harriet harman are among those who've paid tribute today. she did everything with the same passion, determination, ver