and we'll return to isle of wight fisherman scott birtwhistle's story. representing the inquiry, and the individuals and organisations taking part, will spend five days making their opening submissions. five separate reports from experts will also be published. at least 25 people have been killed and hundreds injured after a volcano erupted in guatemala. the fuego volcano, which is about 25 miles away from the capital guatemala city, has been spewing black smoke and ash into the sky. there are reports of flows of lava striking at least one village. several areas have been evacuated and the capital's airport has closed. emergency measures to try to end weeks of delays and cancellations are being implemented on railways in the north—west and south—east of england today. northern and govia thameslink passengers have suffered two weeks of disruption after timetable changes at the end of last month, described as "the largest for a generation". later today the transport secretary chris grayling will meet with mps whose constituents have been affected. informat

yesterday the funny on the isle of wight and today the cloud has drifted in. we have been seeing areas of cloud drifting in and out with things moving very sedately very slowly and nothing changing to dramatically. the satellite picture from earlier on shows the cloud drifting southwards. the guys brightening in the north. that is the skies. we keep this extra cloud in parts of wales and the south—west. a cloudier and cooler day than it was. even in the best of the sunshine, actually any up best of the sunshine, actually any up to 20,21. despite best of the sunshine, actually any up to 20, 21. despite the lower temperatures still, across the southern half of the country, very high pollen levels. if you are a hay fever sufferer, i'm sure you will have noticed that. we take the cloud in the south—western break up. another blog of cloud in the north—east. some murky and drizzly conditions. clear spells in between. it will be a cool night. one or two macro spots could get down to three, four degrees. a bright start for many. we are looking at dry weather. this clo

my name is bonnie wight and i live at 326 phelan avenue. the only meeting that we were invited to was a meeting of the renaming committee. my husband and i went to that meeting to oppose the name change. we were told flatly it wasa done deal because phelan was a racist. i agree that racism and hate have no place here, but the objective at that meeting was to choose a name and frida kahlo way it was already number 1 on the list. our street was named after the first irish immigrant that came to san francisco and became a prosperous and wealthy businessman during the gold rush. phelan avenue dead ends into james flat avenue. he was a contemporary of the older phelan so it was no mistake that there streets are together. james phelan had a son named james who was born and raised in san francisco and graduated from law school and became a businessman, and then he was elected mayor of san francisco i1897. this is the phelan that advocated excluding immigrants from some politically adversarial countries. ayor an worked to clean up the corruption th

that is the very, i think, from the isle of wight! from the isle of wight!istance. distance. where you are watching breakfast this morning. good morning from bbc london news, i'm charlotte franks. there's been a spate of violent attacks in london overnight. in a critical condition. there's no indication the incidents are linked. terror attack, in which eight people were killed and 48 wounded. of pedestrians on london bridge. bars and restaurants of borough market. and he helped some of the victims. ijust done what i thought was right. right. and ijust done what i thought was right. right. was stunned and shocked, not knowing what to do. someone had to do something. of its workers was crushed to death in a baleing machine. in erith, in march last year. into the machine, most likely while clearing a blockage. have been prevented. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's are minor delays on the picadilly line this morning. 0nto the roads. main works near the junction with battersea park road. to a police investigation. at the junction with park ro

my name is bonnie wight and i live at 326 phelan avenue. the only meeting that we were invited to was a meeting of the renaming comte

we will be showing you the isle of wight as we go through the morning.emperatures, the highest temperatures, the highest temperature in the land yesterday, making it the warmest day of the year so far, was in porthmadog in wales. 31.9dc, to be precise. aviemore didn't do too badly either. and northern ireland hit 30 celsius. widely yesterday, the mid to high 20s. today in scotland and northern ireland once again we are likely to have the highest levels, 30 expected in northern ireland, 31 or maybe 32 in parts of scotland. uv levels are high and pollen levels are very high. high pressure remains firmly in charge of our weather but look what is happening in the north. we have a weak weather front coming in, introducing some cloud later on. first thing this morning we have cloud extending from shetland down the eastern counties of england into the eastern counties of england into the midlands. some of that cloud has got as far west as gloucestershire and wiltshire. some patchy mist and fog, but all of that will burn back to the east coast where some pockets

so yesterday the isle of wight was basking under sunny skies.ales, northwards into northern england and scotland. a small chance of a shower in northern ireland. always more cloud down towards the south—west and those temperatures a little down on where they were yesterday. but in spite of that, the southern half of the country particularly seeing high or very high pollen levels. i'm sure if you are a hay fever sufferer you will have already noticed that. now, during this evening and tonight, this area of cloud in the south—west will tend to break up. we will see some clear spells but then this next lump of cloud drifts its way in from the north sea, affecting many eastern areas by the first part of wednesday morning and temperatures will dip away into single figures in many spots. in fact, some places will get down to three orfour degrees. so wednesday, another day where things are drifting very slowly across the weather map. some good spells of sunshine, a sunnier day down towards the south—west for example. sunny skies into northern ireland,

plenty of sunshine around, this is the scene in the isle of wight, taken by one of our weather watchers. most places stay dry, a lighter winds certainly than we had yesterday, spells of sunshine but not everywhere staying dry, a few showers round, particularly to the north and west, yesterday the storm pushing off to scandinavia so we are between weather systems at the moment. there are a few showers across scotland and northern ireland, some heavy, there could be the odd rumble of thunder in scotland. further south into england and wales any showers will be pretty isolated so most places staying dry, some spells of sunshine and in the warmest spots we will see the temperatures up to 23 degrees to the south—east. further north—west though, 14 or 15 celsius, so feeling that bit fresher in scotland and northern ireland. most of us ending the day on a dry note. during the second half of the night that is when we will see wet weather arriving from the west so rain for parts of northern ireland, western scotla nd parts of northern ireland, western scotland into wales first thing in the morni

we've got a bit of sunshine coming through in the isle of wight on what was a mostly cloudy scene. cloud floating around, also some bright and sunny weather. there isa some bright and sunny weather. there is a risk of 12 showers developing in southern scotland, wales and the south west of england. though showers are very south west of england. though showers are very isolated. for most, it's dry this afternoon. those temperatures down on yesterday. 15-17d in temperatures down on yesterday. 15—17d in the east after about 21 celsius in the south. through this evening and tonight, not a great deal going on with the weather, really. lengthy clear spells, some cloud here and there. temperature is no lower than about 6—12 or 13 degrees. into wednesday, we've got this ridge of high pressure which is holding an across england and wales. 0ut towards the west, more cloud, rain, all associated with these areas of low pressure which will gradually moving, bringing a change to the weather across western scotla nd to the weather across western scotland and northern ireland, a strengthening wind

yesterday that isle of wight was basking under sunny skies, and an area of cloud has drifted in, so todaymall chance of a shower in northern ireland, always more showers here and temperatures a little down on yesterday, but in spite of that, the southern half of the country particularly seeing high or very high pollen levels, and i am sure if you are hay fever sufferer you already have noticed that. this evening and tonight, the serial cloud in the south—west will tend to break up and we will see some clear spells but then this next lump of cloud drifting in from the north sea affecting many getting by the first pa rt affecting many getting by the first part of wednesday. temperatures dipping into single figures and some places three or four agrees. wednesday, things sunny day in the south—west. sunny skies here, but this area of cloud always plaguing some eastern areas and again those temperatures struggling a bit, particularly where you keep the cloud. slowly across the weather map. a sunny day in the south—west. sunny skies here, but this area of cloud always plaguing some eastern area

this was on the isle of wight in short time ago. a similar picture across the uk. of an iraqi asylum seeker, motivated by racism, was entirely avoidable according, a report says. the home secretary is to reveal more details about the settlement scheme for eu citizens who want to stay in the uk after brexit. calls for doctors to be held to account from the relatives of those whose lives were shortened at gosport war memorial hospital. let‘s have no more delay. let them stand up and say, we were wrong, we didn‘t support you and now all of your concerns have been substantiated and this needs to go toa criminal substantiated and this needs to go to a criminal court and it needs to happen fast. also, a first baby for the new zealand prime minister. jacinda ardern gives birth a baby girl, becoming only the second world

this one is from the isle of wight, shanklin. it looks very cloudy.se across the channel isles this morning. the cloud is starting to break up across the far north of scotland. a lot of thick cloud across england and wales. some of this is low cloud producing the drizzle but there are showers in the channel islands. through the day, some of this cloud will push back to the north sea coastline as it has donein the north sea coastline as it has done in previous days. here it will feel cooler as a result. the sum will come out in scotland and northern england heading down across east anglia and northern wales and there will be sunny spells in northern ireland. we hang on to the thicker cloud in southern ireland and south wales. we could catch a shower in western ireland and western scotland. this is where we could have highest temperatures. we could have highest temperatures. we could hit 20, possibly locally 21. cooler as we come further south. in porthmadog in wales, it was 26.6 celsius. nothing like that anywhere today. this evening and they overnight

some sunshine, this is the isle of wight. blue skies, a bit of fair weather cloud around., still a few showers lingering, particularly to the north and west. storm hector that we had yesterday as clearing towards the north. fewer isobars on the map today. less windy conditions. we have got another weather front approaching from the west. one or two sharp showers through the rest of the afternoon across scotland, northern ireland. any of the showers across england and wales are very isolated, perhaps one or two down towards the south—west. the best of the sunny spells for central and eastern parts of england, where we are likely to see temperatures up to 24 are likely to see temperatures up to 2a degrees. cooler further north, 18 celsius around scotland and northern ireland. most showers is away. rain from the west and during the early hours of saturday will see rain arriving across western part of england and wales and pushing into the west of scotland first thing. the weekend will shape up to be a little bit mixed. a few sharp showers around for many on saturday. sunday l