two men have been arrested in west yorkshire on suspicion of involvement in a terror plot.it was a preplanned intelligence led operation that happened this morning. as you say, two men have been arrested, aged 52 and 21, and the police are containing to search two properties any sample town area of dewsbury in west yorkshire. i am standing on this road, and police are certainly has behind me. they have only just put are certainly has behind me. they have onlyjust put up that police tape in the last half an hour. their investigations are at an early stage. people living in this area reported two large loud bangs which they may have mistaken for explosions, but police have reassured people that there were not any explosions, but what they heard we re any explosions, but what they heard were probably be bullies gaining entry to the properties. the police presence here is not particularly happy, and west yorkshire police have tried to reassure people that their parties to capella guy protect people in this area whilst the investigations continue. thank you so much. a father in

bangs were heard as counter terror officers forced their way into two addresses in dewsbury in west yorkshire— were arrested and detained at a police station in west yorkshire for questioning. two homes were searched in connection with the ongoing investigation. jeremy corbyn says he has no regrets about attending a passover event last night organised by a left—wing jewish group, called jewdas. it has argued that there's no problem with anti—semitism in labour. mr corbyn said he'd spent a long time talking to young jewish people about their experiences of racial abuse, and was determined to eradicate what he called the "cancer in our society" of anti—semitism. but critics say it's further proof he's failing to address the issue properly. 0ur political correspondent, ben wright reports. do you regret going to the event last night? not in the slightest. in politics, every choice matters, decisions send a signal, and jeremy corbyn's choice to join a passover event last night organised by a left—wing jewish group has angered others in the broaderjewish community. but out campaigning in swindon to

police said two men, aged 52 and 21, were arrested and detained at a police station in west yorkshireuk's military research centre, which has been carrying out tests after the salisbury nerve agent attack a month ago, has said scientists are 100% sure that the substance used was novichok. but speaking to the bbc, gary aitkenhead said it was not the role of experts at porton down to identify where the nerve agent came from. in the past few hours, russia's president vladimir putin has said he hopes a line can be drawn under the poisoning of sergei and yulia skripal last month. let's hear what the head of porton down has been saying, as he also sought to reassure the public. we know through the scientific analysis that we've done with world—class experts in this area that we are 100% certain that this is from the novichok family of nerve agents, a military grade nerve agent. we provided that information to the police and to the government, and that's really been our role in this. it's not for us to advise on who made the nerve agent or where indeed it came from. yeah, we feel like we hav

two men have been arrested in west yorkshire on suspicion of planning acts of terror.police said the arrests were pre—planned as part of an intelligence—led investigation. ever since february's school shooting in florida, there have been growing calls in the united states for tighter gun control but president trump has said he favours arming staff in schools, including teachers. bbc radio 5 live's anna foster has been to visit one school in texas which is already doing just that and giving guns to its employees. it almost looks like a classic scene from the old west. but without a local sheriff to keep the peace, this school is taking the law into its own hands. the nearest police station is 18 miles away, so here they've signed up to what's called the guardian programme, where some specially—trained teachers carry concealed weapons in the classroom. our goal is for this programme to never be used. we want to throw our monies away on this programme and hope that this programme never is used! but should the case arise, these are individuals that can look themselves in t

this was the scene of the sunset on a very tranquil sunset in wakefield and west yorkshire.os around. many northern parts of the country will keep those clear spells but from the southwest we have got cloud and rain approaching. you can see that in the recent radar imager. the rest of this evening and tonight we will see the rain pushing in across the southwest of england and wales, too. the skies north. deulofeu showers from the far north of scotland but quite a chilly night here. in fact we could see a touch of grass for us across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. soft sell our attention focuses on this area of low pressure as it moves to the south west is going to ring wet and windy weather. as you move gradually from west to east. during the early hours of friday it will be concentrated across south wales and the southwest of england. further north across the country, clear skies to start today. looking at the regional detail providing morning, the heaviest of the outbreak the frame will be across cornwall, devon, southwell and towards the midlands, too. a

bangs were heard as counter terror officers forced their way into two addresses in dewsbury in west yorkshireted and detained at a police station in west yorkshire for questioning. two homes were searched in connection with the ongoing investigation. the head of the uk's military research centre, which has been carrying out tests after the salisbury nerve agent attack, has said scientists are 100 per cent sure that the substance but speaking to the bbc, gary aitkenhead, said it was not the role of experts at porton down to identify where the nerve agent came from. in the past few hours, russia's president vladimir putin has said he hopes a line can be drawn under the poisoning of sergei and yulia skripal last month. let's hear what the head of porton down has been saying, as he also sought to reassure the public. we know through the scientific analysis that we've done with world—class experts in this area that we are 100% certain that this is from the novichok family of nerve agents, a military grade nerve agent. we provided that information to the police and to the government, and that's rea

west yorkshire police are treating the incident as a tragic accident but say they want to anyone whoentwistle says this appears to be a tragic accident and our thoughts are with the boy's family at this difficult time. but there was nothing to suggest that there was nothing to suggest that the death was suspicious we have a duty to investigate the circumstances of what happened. he says, we understand there were a number of people in the pool at the time who left the area before the police arrived and they want these people to come forward and give the accou nts people to come forward and give the a ccou nts of people to come forward and give the accounts of what they saw and heard. the complex has been closed for the rest of the day but david lloyd has put out a statement, saying they are deeply saddened by today's incident at the leeds club. the child was with his family in the indoor pool at the time and was found unconscious just after 930 this morning and was rescued by one of the team. ourclub morning and was rescued by one of the team. our club teams are fully trained, they sa

this is a very busy motorway connecting west yorkshire with manchester. that time, but police received that call at around 2:30pm. minutes later, the ambulance service receive a call saying to make vehicles had been in a collision, so police and paramedics attended the scene and found that two people had been killed, a 34—year—old and a 37—year—old man in a white skoda car. the 22—year—old man that was travelling the wrong way down the motorway was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and for failing a roadside breathalyser test. china has imposed three—billion dollars worth of new import taxes on a series of us goods in response to president trump's decision to increase tariffs on imported steel and aluminium. beijing claimed the move was necessary to "safeguard" its interests. there are concerns that such actions could spark a global trade war. chris buckler reports from washington. china was one of the country's foremost in president trump's mind when last month he detailed steep new tariffs on imported steel and aluminium. the a

this was the scene in west yorkshire, more to come, the reason we have snow, cold air and this systemlder, mixture of rain, sleet, over the highest hills. warnings in place for snow during the day, northern ireland, england, into central and southern parts of scotland. behind it, mostly rain, pushing its way northwards. behind it, brighter skies, some sunshine, heavy and thundery showers, further north this system is bumping into cold air, we are concerned for snow. pushing its way further north, over at the tops of the hills, 5—15 centimetres, snow at lower levels, travel disruption likely. a fine line between cold and mild are, as the snow pushes northwards, turning increasingly to rain through the midlands, southern parts of northern england, snow for scotland and northern ireland. highs of li—sd, further south into double figures, maximum of a0 team for the channel islands. the band of snow pushing north, continuing across northern ireland and scotland, behind it, milderfor england ireland and scotland, behind it, milder for england and wales, showers around, temperatures between

this is a very busy motorway connecting west yorkshire with manchester.rhaps less than right now at that time, but police received that call at around 2:30pm. minutes later, the ambulance service receive a call saying to make vehicles had been in a collision, so police and paramedics attended the scene and found that two people had been killed, a 34—year—old and a 37—year—old man in a white skoda car. the 22—year—old man that was travelling the wrong way down the motorway was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and for failing a roadside breathalyser test. olivia, thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news: the nhs in england is likely to face a "year—round crisis" , as this winter's pressures extend into the summer — that's the warning from some doctors. the director of public prosecutions, alison saunders, will stand down in october after a series of recent controversies two men have died in a crash on the m62 near bradford, after a car was driven on the wrong side of the road. sport now...and for a full round up, from the bb

had no specific symptoms so he was referred to a new specialist unit at airedale hospital in west yorkshire get to know then what is possibly wrong with you instead of waiting weeks and weeks and weeks for some results to come back and you're worrying all that time. getting a rapid diagnosis and starting treatment for cancer can make all the difference. but sometimes patients who have particularly vague symptoms likejohn did with rapid weight loss and stomach pain, can find themselves being bounced from department to department while they wait for different test results and that wastes valuable time. so the airedale clinic is one of ten in england designed to speed up a cancer diagnosis for patients with nonspecific symptoms like john, who can be seen by one team, who can give a fast decision. the advantages for the patient is they can have all the tests they need doing in one place rather than having to go back and forth to different departments and the quicker we can get the diagnosis of cancer for a patient, the quicker they can start treatment which means better outcomes for the patient

west yorkshire police have described this as a tragic accident, but say they want anyone who was in thegest the death was suspicious, we do have a duty to investigate the circumstances of what has happened. they say we understand there are a number —— were a number of people in the pool at the time he had left before the police arrived, and we ask them to come forward to give their accounts of what they saw and heard. this leisure complex will be closed for the remainder of the day. david lloyd clubs, which runs it, says its staff are trained to deal with incidents like what happened today, and that all of the team at the club are deeply shocked and saddened. our thoughts are very much with the boy‘s family at this very sad time. thank you. one of the uk‘s biggest providers of home care visits is understood to be in financial difficulties. allied healthcare — which employs nearly 9,000 staff who look after elderly and vulnerable patients — says it will continue to provide them with care. the company is seeking a repayment plan with its creditors. it says they‘ll be no redundancies. the

dog loving lottery winners from west yorkshire have spent £5,000 on a two metre high replica of windsorndsor castle for a dog that is ten years old. archie is going to get to watch the royal wedding from there next month. no, no! yes! do you know what, mike, you will be jealous because this dog is treated very well, the castle has a red carpet, of course, a throne and a hot tub. it is a dog's life! it's magnificent, no point in half measures, when you do something like that, throw in the whole thing, hot tub and everything! he looked very proud, he has to throw in his royal wave, or proud, he has to throw in his royal wave , or paw proud, he has to throw in his royal wave, or paw wave. welcome back! you have missed things like that! commonwealth games were incredible? they were, hope they were appreciated here as well. the foot ball appreciated here as well. the football was incredible last night, i don't want to gloss over the commonwealth games! you had so many stars on the beach, it was brilliant. i have probably brought a bit of sand back! liverpool had a great start to their champi

in keighley, west yorkshire, asda and sainsbury's are side by side.his deal. shoppers seem unsure how it might work. hopefully they will offer the same prices, if not then we will probably look elsewhere, if it goes up probably look elsewhere, if it goes up in price. i think it is a bit strange actually, because they are at completely different ends of the market and i just at completely different ends of the market and ijust wonder which way they will go. but this tie-up is about more than just groceries. like asda, sainsbury's has a big non—food business. it recently bought argos, a chain that is strong online. argos stores, now in sainsbury's supermarkets like this one, would be rolled out across asda stores as well, creating a powerfulforce in clothing, toys and household items. but this proposal is likely to face heavy scrutiny by the competition authorities. farc in to combine together to have too much market power —— if they are seen to combine together. they may require a bit of restructuring in orderfor together. they may require a bit of res

had no specific symptoms so he was referred to a new specialist unit at airedale hospital in west yorkshireth you instead of waiting weeks and weeks and weeks for some results to come back and you're worrying all that time. getting a rapid diagnosis and starting treatment for cancer can make all the difference. but sometimes patients who have particularly vague symptoms likejohn did, with rapid weight loss and stomach pain, can find themselves being bounced from department to department while they wait for different test results and that wastes valuable time. so the airedale clinic is one of ten in england designed to speed up a cancer diagnosis, where patients with nonspecific symptoms, like john, can be seen by one team, who can give a fast decision. the advantages for the patient is they can have all the tests they need doing in one place rather than having to go back and forth to different departments. and the quicker we can get the diagnosis of cancer for a patient, the quicker they can start treatment which means better outcomes for the patients. and that's why health experts say thes

butjohn had no specific symptoms, so was referred to in new specialist unit at airedale hospital in west yorkshire, mri scans, ct scans more or blood straightaway, mri scans, ct scans more oi’ less blood straightaway, mri scans, ct scans more or less straightaway. you get to know what is possibly wrong with you instead of waiting weeks and weeks to some results to come back, and the worrying all that time. the eight-hour clinic is one of ten in england designed to speed up of ten in england designed to speed upa of ten in england designed to speed up a candidate gnosis, where patients with non—specific symptoms likejohn patients with non—specific symptoms like john and be patients with non—specific symptoms likejohn and be seen by one team who can give a fast decision, rather than waiting to different departments to carry out several tests before a diagnosis is made. the event it is that patients can have all the tests they need in one place rather than having to go back and forth to different departments. the quicker we can get the diagnosis of cancerfor a the quicker we can get the diagnosis of

two centimetres in the hills of west yorkshire, one centimetre in staffordshire.st thing this morning. do take extra care if you are travelling —— routes. disruption as possible. you can find out what is happening through ourselves or your local radio station. what is happening as we have a fair few fronts moving steadily northwards. as they move northwards they are bumping into the cold air and the snow is falling. behind this warm frontier, temperatures are rising. handscomb we're already have the 10 degrees in south—west england. any precipitation coming out of the skies is likely to be rain. however, it is not as this moves northwards. you can see the snow across northern england, northern ireland, southern and central scotland. a lot of this will be on higher ground but some of it will be at lower levels and some will settle. it will also be windy across the northern half of the country. some of this will also drift. later we will see it move into northern scotland. behind it, much milder conditions and less windy once again. we are looking at showers, some o

focusing on the rain, it will continue, movie bit further north and west towards east yorkshire and downere, showers cropping up, some and thundery side, but with sunny spells in between. been quite pleasa nt sunny spells in between. been quite pleasant with temperatures about 11 01’ pleasant with temperatures about 11 or 12. through this evening and to night, continuing with the rain across the south—east. elsewhere, clear spells, patchy mist and fog developing into the early hours of the morning. 3a celsius in northern parts. —— 3a celsius. how does this out of the new working week look? some to today, more rain expected in the south—eastern part of the uk, rain gradually moving further north and west. at once again, showers cropping up across scotland and northern ireland, sunny spells in northern and western areas, and the temperatures again 10—12. . areas of low pressure, temperatures again 10—12. . areas of low pressure, one temperatures again 10—12. . areas of low pressure, one big momentum going this way, front being thrown up across the uk on tuesday, a wet day for many parts of

butjohn had no specific symptoms, so was referred to in new specialist unit at airedale hospital in west yorkshireblood straightaway, mri scans, ct scans more or less straightaway. you get to know what is possibly wrong with you instead of waiting weeks and weeks to some results to come back, and the worrying all that time. the airedale clinic is one of ten in england designed to speed up a cancer diagnosis, where patients with non—specific symptoms likejohn and be seen by one team who can give a fast decision, rather than waiting to different departments to carry out several tests before a diagnosis is made. the advantages are that patients can have all the tests they need in one place rather than having to go back and forth to different departments. the quicker we can get the diagnosis of cancer for a patient, the quicker we can start treatment, which means better outcomes. various doctors hadn't picked up on the fact that it might be a tropical disease... it turns out thatjohn‘s symptoms may not be cancer at all but a form of malaria. the aim is that every patient likejohn is given the all clea

west england. much of northern england away from yorkshire, scotla nd england away from yorkshire, scotland and northernunny 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 rain will work out of england and wales and the parts of scotla nd england and wales and the parts of scotland and northern ireland during the day. south—eastern area should start to brighten up. that could be thundery showers heading into sutherland and, particularly the south—west of england and wales later in the day. the best of the sunshine to t

west. pushing through parts of the midlands, yorkshire and lincolnshire. latest headlines: more than 200 mps have signed a letter coordinated by labour backbencher david lammy, sent to the prime minister, calling for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. south korea says kimjong—un has promised to close north korea's nuclear test site next month and has invited the world to watch.

yorkshire. patchy rain will be pushing its way west to east across england and wales but there will be a few dryerowards the southeast. across the country, a better day for the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland. and except sunny spells and a few scattered showers. temperatures great for the time of year. stuck in the background at eight or 9 degrees. 0n the weekends on unsettled continues. sunshine and showers, cool breeze, more rain arriving in the southeast as we in the weekend. we'll have a look at that in just the weekend. we'll have a look at that injust a the weekend. we'll have a look at that in just a moment. the weekend. we'll have a look at that injust a moment. saturday, and cloudy day for much of england and wales. remnants of a bit of rain likely in the far south east early on. then it dries up for a time. there will be more sunshine towards the north and west, sunny spells and a few scattered showers in northern ireland, northern england and scotland. temperatures between 9-i3d. scotland. temperatures between 9—i3d. during sunday, a similar date across england and w

it is cloudier and wetter moving further north and west words, pushing into the midlands and east yorkshirevy and thundery. for most it is dry and bright. temperatures around 12 dry and bright. temperatures around i2 celsius, cooler than temperatures yesterday in the south east. overnight tonight, lots of cloud in south east england. some patches of mist and fog developing into the early hours of monday. during monday it will be similar to to say. northern and western parts there will be sunny spells after the fog and mist clears. darren into the south east of england there will be some rain. —— down into. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at midday: an unjustifiable use of "instruments of extermination" — the pope speaks out after reports of at least 70 people being killed in syria in an alleged chemical attack. we have received many patients who have suffered from symptoms compatible with exposure to chlorine gas. america describes the reports as "horrifying," and says russia "ultimately bears responsibility" for the alleged attacks. the foreign office wants an urgent investi

yorkshire through the afternoon. enhancing the risk of flooding and rough seas around the north sea coast. 4—5d in the rain, in the west good deal of sunshine, high temperatures of west, it good deal of sunshine, high temperatures 01:14 degrees. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: more than 200 mps have signed a letter to the prime minister calling for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. south korea says kimjong—un has promised to close north korea's nuclear test site next month — and has invited the world to watch. members of the united nations security council have travelled to bangladesh to visit refugee camps in cox's bazaar. the area is home to nearly 700,000 rohingya muslims fleeing violence in neighbouring myanmar. there are calls for an investigation by the competition and markets authority into a potential merger between british supermarket chains sainsbury‘s and asda. coming up in a few minutes our sunday morning edition of the papers — this morning's reviewers are prashant rao from the new york times and cityam's rachel cunliffe. before the papers, sport and for a full round

west england. the western fringes of wales, england, much of northern england away from yorkshire, scotland and northerntch 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 and the eastern med. for many of us, we will have temperatures at or above average, with the exception of chilly north sea coasts because of the easterly flow. rain at times, not all the time, some sunny spells, but not plenty of sunshine as the week goes on, i'm afraid. let's look at tuesday. we will see this spell of rain working out of england and wales into parts of scotland and northern ireland during the day. south—eastern areas start to brighten up, with some heavy, possibly thundery

yorkshire, just 7 degrees. still some rain through into the night, it turns lighter and thatcher. north and westfog patches. last night we got down to —4 in the highlands. could be similar tomorrow. today, north and west areas a few showers, perhaps not as many as around today. a dry day for many and temperatures on the cool side, but later on it turns wet and windy for the southeast and east anglia. this is linked into this area of low pressure. look away now, it is going to bea pressure. look away now, it is going to be a pretty cold, wet and windy day. heavy rain that could lead to minor flooding. severe day. heavy rain that could lead to minorflooding. severe gale day. heavy rain that could lead to minor flooding. severe gale force winds for a summer across the coast, and that rain will be there all day long, and turning to wet snow and sleet over the very top so the hills and the south. away from it, many will be dry. increasing amounts of cloud and breeze, sunniest in scotland. four, five in england. here is the temperature chart, high teens and eastern areas by friday. hello and a very wa

that rain, started to move its way north and west into parts of east midlands, and into new part of yorkshireius. —— dry and bright weather. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... more than 200 mps have signed a letter coordinated by labour backbencher david lammy, sent to the prime minister calling for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. there are demands for an investigation by the competition and markets authority into a potential merger between british supermarket chains sainsbury‘s and asda. south korea says kimjong—un has promised to close north korea's nuclear test site next month — and has invited the world to watch. on his first visit to the middle east as the new us secretary of state, mike pompeo has bitterly condemned what he called iran's efforts to destabilise the region. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. celtic are crusing to victory in the old firm derby against rangers, which will mean they will be crowned champions of the scottish premiership for a seventh season in a row. with a 15 minutes left at

that is how saturday ended across north yorkshire. overhead as well. of low pressure, which is now pushing its way in from the weste winds. and eastward across the uk. so, sunday, a cloudy day. quite a breezy day as well. there will be some rain at times but not all the time. it is by no means a complete washout. of the morning. england and southern scotland through the day. raining all day. into the south—west. very windy across northern ireland. i suspect, and perhaps the highest temperatures. inverness could get to 16 or 17 degrees. morning most places will be dry with some clear spells. temperatures not dropping too far, six or seven or eight degrees. that's about it, as we start the new working week. during monday, not a bad—looking day for many. we'll see spells of sunshine. always more cloud and a few showers across scotland. in the day. outbreaks of rain here as well. particularly in the late afternoon. the wind is still pretty brisk in those western areas. if you get some sunshine. of monday and into tuesday. squeezing between the two we have this south—westerly wind. into north—western england and northe

continue with this rain, most of it won't be heavy, but as it pushes into the south west, also lincolnshire and yorkshireugh this evening and overnight, we lose this rain from the east of england, behind it there will be clearer skies, and also some showers. a cold night for some of us in the north, but further south, the temperature is hanging on into double figures, and then tomorrow, we start off on a dry note with some sunshine again across many parts of the uk. the showers already in the west will push towards the east, some of them will be heavy and thundery with some hail. temperature wires, we are looking at roughly 13-15. thank you, carol. hello it's tuesday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. our top story. detectives in toronto are questioning a 25—year—old van driver who's suspected of killing ten people by deliberately running them over. if it was an accident then he would have stopped all gone to the wall, but the person just went through the sidewalk, and he didn't stop. it is just shocking. police say they don't know the suspect‘s motives. we'll hear from a local reporter in toront

a cross is where it's going to be as it waves across wales, into the midlands, yorkshire and lincolnshire. also south—westlar to wednesday in that we start on a dry note. a fair bit of sunshine and then the showers in the west getting going. they will move steadily eastwards through the day. some of those heavy and thundery. as we move towards the weekend, some of us are going to see some frost especially in scotland. carol was telling us earlier it was the hottest london marathon on record at the weekend. a record number of runners took to the streets of the capital yesterday to take part in the hottest london marathon on record. temperatures peaked at 24c close to the finish line, where sir mo farah finished third in a british record time. let's have a look back at some of the highlights. music. commentator: and experience what surely is the world's greatest marathon. we're expecting a record number of starters, and we hope a record number of finishers, as well. i want to thank everyone who's come out, cheering my name, just being positive, doing the mobot in the corner, squirting their drink on me. it

turn to sleet at times, spreading its way into the midlands, parts of yorkshire too by the end of the afternoon, but notice further westday evening, that rain is still there for the rush—hour across eastern counties of england and overnight, a little bit of sleet and snow across the pennines. before tuesday morning, that rain band pushing its way back into the north sea. through tuesday, brightening up across many eastern areas, starting to feel it a lot less chilly. in the west, a frosty start, cloud wind and rain spreading its way into northern ireland. bring westerly winds for the week ahead. i willjust show you the weather trend for sheffield, for instance, after a very cold start, things turn milder towards the back end of the weekend. thank you. good afternoon. the north korean leader kimjong—un is reported to have promised to dismantle his country‘s nuclear test site next month, with international experts invited to ensure "transparency". the north korean leader is said to have made the pledge during friday‘s historic meeting with the south korean president, moonjae—in. from seoul, laura bicker reports. as they

west through the day. it gradually pushes into the east midlands and parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire during the day ands should be about 14. on tuesday the area of low pressure clears and there is a brief ridge of high pressure so any of us seem dry and bright weather but not long before the next area of rain moves into the west so we start tuesday with light rain and drizzle in the east that clears away quickly. the next weather front is in the western brings wet and windy weather into northern ireland and western parts of scotla nd northern ireland and western parts of scotland as we move through the day and the temperatures in the south—east are up on monday and a maximum of south—east are up on monday and a maximum 01:14. that‘s yourforecast. this is bbc news. i‘m anita mcveigh. the headlines at lipm. labour‘s david lammy leads 200 mps, who‘ve signed a letter, calling for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. south korea says kimjong—un has promised to close north korea‘s nuclear test site next month, and has invited the world to watch. in northern ireland, police have ta

yorkshire. temperatures under the rain band four or five celsius. further west, a different day.in will push its way back off into the north sea. clever skies —— clearer skies with a sunny afternoon, but brain will arrive for northern ireland and western scotland. on tuesday, getting into double figures and as we go through the coming week, things will slowly warm up the coming week, things will slowly warm up as we the coming week, things will slowly warm up as we head towards the bank holiday weekend. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11.00am. more than 200 mps sign a letter co—ordinated by labour backbencher david lammy, calling for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. south korea says kimjong—un has promised to close north korea's nuclear test site next month and has invited the world to watch. there are calls for an investigation by the competition and markets authority into a potential merger between british supermarket chains sainsbury‘s and asda. also in the next hour can you trust that five star rating? a bbc investigation fi

west, only five or 6 degrees, a risk of building. furtherwest, lots of sunshine and temperatures up to 11! degrees. parts of yorkshirenties, sunny spells for the rest of tuesday, a better day, in the west, after a frosty start tuesday, it clouds over with outbreaks of rain developing before the day is three. that will introduce atlantic at, which for eastern parts brings up rising temperatures. have a good weekend. the this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at midday. labour's david lammy leads 200 mps who've signed a letter calling for for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. south korea says kimjong—un has promised to close north korea's nuclear test site next month and has invited the world to watch. there are calls for an investigation by the competition and markets authority into a potential merger between british supermarket chains sainsbury‘s and asda. also in the next hour, can you trust that five star rating? a bbc investigation finds fake online reviews are being openly traded on the internet. and click visits a cryptocurrency mine in iceland and investigates a new and gr

yorkshire. that means skies may brighten towards the south—east into the afternoon, and it may start to feel a touch warmer. not too much wet weather further wests but one or two showers breaking out. it's the same into north west england and the far north of england. sunny spells and only a few showers. the showers we seen over northern ireland and scotland though, while there will be big gaps between them, where you do see them they will be heavy with hail and thunder and could hang around for quite a while as well. some big puddles around before the day is out. sunny spells between the showers, up to around 13 degrees for some of you. but through the midlands towards lincolnshire, south yorkshire and east yorkshire, just 7—8 degrees through the afternoon. disappointingly cool for late april. still some rain here through into the night and it gradually turns lighter and patchy. elsewhere to the north and west, clearer skies. some mist and fog patches, and quite a chilly night to come. temperatures low enough for a touch of frost in a few spots. last night we got down to “11 in the highlands of scotland, i wouldn't be surprised if there were o

west wales. western front is of wales, england, much of northern england away from yorkshire, scotland and northernland 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. that could be heavy and possibly thundery showers moving into sutherland, particularly south—west england. sunshine in the south—east. the north sea coast, temperatures and simple figures for many of us as we temperatures and simple figures for many of us as we go temperatures and simple figures for many of us as we go through the week a

that heavy rain is going to work its way north and west as we moved through the day, gradually pushing into the east midlands, parts of yorkshire ground but i don't think it's likely to settle. temperatures where we've got the wet and windy weather, really struggling with a high of six celsius in norwich. away from that though, where it's dry and brighter with some sunny spells, looking at highs around 1a celsius. as we move through monday night into tuesday, that area of low—pressure clears off and we're looking at a brief ridge of high pressure so many of us seeing some dry and bright weather, but it's not long before the next area of rain moves in to the west. so we start off tuesday with some light rain and drizzle over in the east. that will clear away quite quickly, brightening up with some sunny spells but the next weather front over in the west brings some wet and windy weather for northern ireland and into western parts of scotland as we move through the day. temperatures in the south—east, much up on what we are looking at for monday, a maximum of 1a celsius. that's your forecast. north korea claims it will close its

yorkshire. that means skies may brighten towards the south—east into the afternoon, and it may start to feel a touch warmer. not too much wet weather further westhowers. the showers we seen over northern ireland and scotland though, while there will be big gaps between them, where you do see them they will be heavy with hail and thunder and could hang around for quite a while as well. some big puddles around before the day is out. sunny spells between the showers, up to around 13 degrees for some of you. but through the midlands towards lincolnshire, south yorkshire and east yorkshire, just 7—8 degrees through the afternoon. disappointingly cool for late april. still some rain here through into the night and it gradually turns lighter and patchy. elsewhere to the north and west, clearer skies. some mist and fog patches, and quite a chilly night to come. temperatures low enough for a touch of frost in a few spots. last night we got down to —ii in the highlands of scotland, i wouldn‘t be surprised if there were one or two similar tomorrow. but, like today, northern and western areas favoured for sunny spells, a few showers, perhaps not as many as

yorkshire too. patchy rain will be pushing its way from west to east across england and wales but there will be a fewand and northern ireland. a mix of sunny spells and one or two scattered showers. temperatures not great for the time of year. some of us under that cloud, around 8 or 9 degrees. through the course of the weekend, that unsettled theme continues. sunshine and showers, quite a cool breeze. more rain arriving in the south—east as we end the weekend. we'll look at that in a moment. here's saturday, a cloudy day for much of england and wales. remnants of some rain likely in the far south—east early on, then it dries up for a time, more sunshine towards the north and west, sunny spells and a few scattered showers for northern ireland, northern england and scotland. temperatures between around 9—13 degrees and during sunday, a similar day across england and wales, again quite cloudy and fewer showers for scotland and northern ireland but you could catch one or two and again, those temperatures pretty cool really for the time of year. around 9—12 degrees on sunday. then it looks like more pers

yorkshire. that means skies may brighten towards the south—east into the afternoon, and it may start to feel a touch warmer. not too much wet weather further westt's the same in north west england and the far north of england. sunny spells and only a few showers. the showers we seen over northern ireland and scotland though, while there will be big gaps between them, where you do see them they will be heavy with hail and thunder and could hang around for quite a while as well. some big puddles around before the day is out. sunny spells between the showers, up to around 13 degrees for some of you. but through the midlands towards lincolnshire, south yorkshire and east yorkshire, just 7—8 degrees through the afternoon. disappointingly cool for late april. still some rain here through into the night and it gradually turns lighter and patchy. elsewhere to the north and west, clearer skies. some mist and fog patches, and quite a chilly night to come. temperatures low enough for a touch of frost in a few spots. last night we got down to “i! in the highlands of scotland, i wouldn't be surprised if there were one or two similar tomorrow. but, like toda

possible, and that heavy rain will work its way north and west as we move through the day, gradually pushing into the east midlands, part of yorkshirethink it is likely to settle. temperatures really struggling, highs of six celsius in norwich. away from that where it is drier and brighter with some sunny where it is drier and brighter with some sunny spells, highs of around 14 some sunny spells, highs of around 1a celsius. as we move through monday night into tuesday, that area of low— pressure monday night into tuesday, that area of low—pressure clears off, a brief ridge of high pressure, many of our seeing some dry and wet weather but not long before that next area of rain moves into the west. so we start of tuesday with some light rain and drizzle over in the east which will clear away quite quickly, brightening upwards and spun sunny spells but the next weather front with some wet and windy weather for northern ireland and western parts of scotla nd northern ireland and western parts of scotland as we move through the day. temperatures in the south—east matchup on what we are looking at the monday, a maximum of 1a celsius. that

west as we move through the day. gradually pushing into the east midlands, parts of yorkshire and lincolnshire as we move through the could fall as sleet or snow over higher ground but it is not likely to settle. wet and windy weather means temperatures struggle. highs of six in norwich. we have highs of 14 of six in norwich. we have highs of 11! degrees. from monday to tuesday, the low—pressure clears off. a brief ridge of high pressure, many see dry and bright weather. not long before the next area of rain moves into the west. we start tuesday with light rain and drizzle in the east. that clears quickly. brining with sunny spells but the next weather front in the west brings wet and windy weather into northern parts of scotla nd weather into northern parts of scotland as we move through the day. temperatures in the south east with a maximum of 11! degrees. that's your forecast. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. more than 200 mps have signed a letter, coordinated by labour backbencher david lammy, sent to the prime minister, calling for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. south ko

west england. the western fringes of wales, england, much of northern england away from yorkshire, scotland and northernnd, and it may be on the heavy side. 10-14c. 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 and the eastern med. for many of us, we will have temperatures at or above average, with the exception of chilly north sea coasts because of the easterly flow. rain at times, not all the time, some sunny spells, but not plenty of sunshine as the week goes on, i'm afraid. let's look at tuesday. we will see this spell of rain working out of england and wales into parts of scotland and northern ireland during the day. south—eastern areas start to brighten up, with some heavy, possibly thundery showers edging into southern england, esp

yorkshire northwards. this is around midnight. mostly rain now across northern ireland, the lake district is also rain. starting to turn to rain across the south westotland. across the southern uplands, the lowlands, still a period of snow to come around midnightand period of snow to come around midnight and beyond. this is where the cold air will keep sitting through tonight and into tomorrow, here is the south—west, the wind blowing out of the south—west, much milder weather. by early on tuesday morning, the temperature will not have dropped much across the south, nine or 10 degrees, just a degree or so nine or 10 degrees, just a degree or so above freezing. let's have a look at the weather map for tuesday itself. we are still very much under the influence of the area of low pressure. quite a big low pressure. that will be driving the weather as well. so, a blob of white, in place across scotland. further wintry weather to come at least in the morning and the first part of the afternoon. this is tuesday, even see afternoon. this is tuesday, even see a tour nine o'clock. we are looking at the snow turning to sleet, really, by that stage. most of i

is heavy and gradually working its way north and west through the day and pushing into eastern parts of the midlands and lincolnshire and into yorkshireunny spells. it will be cold where there is wet and windy weather and it is struggling to reach 6 degrees in norwich. 0n struggling to reach 6 degrees in norwich. on tuesday the area of low pressure clears towards the east and we will see a brief ridge of high pressure to settle things down but not long before the next weather front brings wet and windy weather from the west. 0n front brings wet and windy weather from the west. on tuesday a bit of cloud and outbreaks of rain in the east but it brightens up quickly with good spells of sunshine and it turns cloudier and wetter and windy from the west and northern ireland and parts of scotland. feeling a lot warmer than it will do tomorrow morning. 0fficialforecast from warmer than it will do tomorrow morning. 0fficial forecast from me. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3. labour's david lammy leads 200 mps who've signed a letter calling for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. south korea says kimjong—un has

heavy rain is going to work north and west as we move through the day and it gradually pushes into the east midlands and parts of yorkshirend but it is not likely to settle. temperatures are drier and brighter with sunny spells. as we move through monday night and into tuesday the area of low pressure clears off and we are looking at a brief ridge of high pressure so many of us have dry and bright weather and it is not long until the next area of rain moves into the west. we start of tuesday with light rain and drizzle in the east and it will clear away quickly and brightening up clear away quickly and brightening up with sunny spells but the next weather front in the west brings wet and windy weather into ireland and scotla nd and windy weather into ireland and scotland as we move through the day. temperatures in the south—east are much up on what we are looking out for monday and a maximum of 1a. that is your forecast. this is bbc news. i'm anita mcveigh. the headlines at 5:00pm. labour's david lammy leads 200 mps who've signed a letter calling for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. kim jon

round to the north sea, through the north—east, parts of the yorkshire coast down into east anglia could be grey and cool and quite drab. further west day, potential for more significant rain to push up into the south—east a little later on. to summarise the weekend, generally speaking, sunshine and showers, cool breeze coming from the north, later on, sunday afternoon into sunday evening, heavy rain to the south—east. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.00pm. a new target, which the home secretary does know about. pressure mounts on amber rudd over the windrush scandal. i have never agreed that there should be specific removal targets and i would never support a policy that puts targets the head of people. that gives you no confidence, because they start saying, there aren't targets, then they say that they are fully charge of the situation, then go on to say that they don't know what is going on. violent crime rose by more than 20% in england and wales last year. after 20 years of decline, burglaries and car crime are on the increase. more than a0 companies have signed up to a pact to cut plastic pol

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 yorkshirer 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 northern ireland and into western scotland, with the rain moving in late in the day. temperatures greatly improved in the south—east, a maximum of day. temperatures greatly improved in the south—east, a maximum 01:14 celsius. through the night tuesday into wednesday, the weather front gradually works its way over towards the east, so on wednesday a fair amount of cloud in central and eastern parts with some outbreaks of rai

west across the midlands, getting to east wales later. the western fringes of wales, england, much of northern england away from yorkshire, scotland and northern you may catch a shower in scotland and northern ireland, and it may be on the heavy side. this is monday into tuesday, and the way the pattern is setting up. low pressure to the south, high pressure from scandinavia, and the result will be an easterly flow coming in. don't worry about this being bitterly cold. for many of us, we will have temperatures at all above average, with the exception of chilly north sea coasts. rain at times, not all the time, some sunny spells, but not plenty of sunshine as the week goes on. let's look at tuesday. we will see this spell of rain breaking out of england and wales in two parts of scotla nd of england and wales in two parts of scotland and northern ireland during the day. south—eastern areas start brighten up, with some heavy showers inching into southern england, especially south—west england and wales. any sunshine warming up. that move seacoast as a sign of things to come, temperatures in single figures for many of us through the week ahead, w

the rain will spread into the midlands parts of yorkshire by the end of the afternoon. by contrast, in the westacross the pennines. it then shifts eastwards during the beginning of tuesday. in the west we will see rain returned with stronger winds. temperatures will be on the up. there will be in the high teens by next weekend. thank you. as you promise, it will eventually get better. many of us use reviews to decide which gadgets to buy, where to eat out and for tips on holiday destinations. but they may not always be a genuine helping hand. a bbc radio 5 live investigation has found that fake reviews are being traded openly on social media, with some groups offering full refunds in exchange for five—star ratings. we're joined by 5 live's adrian goldberg, and from our london studio martyn james from the claims and complaints site, resolver. good morning to you both. adrian, this is pretty damning. we rely on reviews to work out whether businesses are good and products by buying a new found that some of the reviews are up. one of our reporters was able to go onto ebay for $1 99 right a report w