granted the needles on the isle of wight but exposed areas in wales have been close to 70 perpetratorxmph and inland will is a land gale. we have had a lot of wet weather so since the rainfall event in north wales we have had 90 millimetres, the monthly average about 130. very little changes throughout the rest of day. it is drier than yesterday for western scotland and northern ireland but a cold wind onshore in eastern scotland with that rain, strong and gusty wind continuing, so branchs down, most certainly with the trees in full leaf and 12—111, well below what we would expect. that northerly winds sets up, so we could expect a frost for some of the glens of scotland but for many we keep a lot of cloud as we approach the first part of the weekend. so still a lot of cloud for england and wales as we start saturday, but it is a brightening process, a drying up is a brightening process, a drying up process as well and becomes less windy, however it looks as if we could see more rain, still more may rain to come on sunday. still the strong winds as well, just blowing for eastern count

here's an example, 89mph in an exposed place in the isle of wight., very wet. you can see where the low pressure is early in the morning on saturday. pretty stormy out to sea there. but for many of us, it is calming down. in fact, so much so that across parts of scotland and northern ireland, with clearing skies, there will be a touch of frost. but anyway, here's the important bit, saturday's headline — drier, brighter and less windy for all of us. and this is what it looks like for the morning onwards. it will brighten up across many western areas right from the word go. there will be some showers around, particularly in the east of the country, maybe in the south, and there will still be a keen wind blowing out of the north—west, and it'll be chilly — ii in newcastle, 14 or 15 degrees elsewhere. but you know what? we'll take it after that nasty friday. now, here's the forecast saturday night into sunday — so the skies are clearing again, it's going to be a chilly morning on sunday. but you can't miss this, the winds spinning around behind me. yep,

english channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the west coast of the isle of wightime of year. saturday, brighter, but there'll be some showers around, some of them heavy and thundery. sunday sees a return of more wet weather pushing in from the west. it will also be quite windy. so, saturday's weather first of all. might be some rain there or thereabouts in the south, certainly quite a few showers across eastern areas as we start the day. the best of any brighter weather probably developing across northern and western areas of the uk as we go through the afternoon. and those temperatures still pretty disappointing — 12 in glasgow, should be about 16 at this time of year. and sunday, bright start with some sunshine. this band of rain is going to move in from the west with strengthening winds followed by showers in northern ireland later in the day. well, some of those could be pretty heavy as well. and those temperatures, 11—12 degrees celsius — really poor for this stage of may. and even into next week, there'll be showers around. this is bbc news with the latest h

here's an example, 89 miles an hour in exposed faces and it exposed place in the isle of wight. out to see they are. but for many of us it is calming down. in fact so much so across parts of scotland and northern ireland, clearing skies with a touch of frost. anyway, here's the important bit, saturday's headline — drier, brighter and less windy for all of us. this is what it looks like for the morning onwards. it will brighten up across many western areas right from the word go. they will be some showers around particularly in the east of the country, maybe in the cell. and it will still be a keen wind blowing out of the northwest was that it will be chilly, 11 in newcastle, 1a or 15 degrees elsewhere. you know what? we will take it after that nasty friday. here's the forecast, saturday night into sunday. so these guys are clearing again, it's going to be a chilly morning on sunday. you can't miss this. the wind spinning around behind me. that's the next area of low pressure heading our way. here's the headline for sunday — you may want to look at weight now here it is — rain an

here's an example, 89 mph in exposed places in the isle of wight.und 60mph or more, so very windy for the time of year, and of course, very wet. you can see where low pressure is early in the morning on saturday. pretty stormy out to sea there. but for many of us, it is calming down. in fact, so much so that across parts of scotland and northern ireland, with clearing skies, there will be a touch of frost. anyway, here's the important bit, saturday's headline — drier, brighter and less windy for all of us. and this is what it looks like for the morning onwards. it will brighten up across many western areas right from the word go. there will be some showers around, particularly in the east of the country, maybe in the south, and there will still be a keen wind blowing out of the northwest, and it'll be chilly — 11 celsisus in newcastle, 1a or 15 degrees elsewhere. you know what? we'll take it after that nasty friday. now, here's the forecast saturday night into sunday — so the skies are clearing again, it's going to be a chilly morning on sunday. you

gusts of 50—60 mph, maybe 70 somewhere like the needles on the isle of wight.eavy showers. but sunday, we're looking at another band of rain moving in from the west. i'm laura trevelyan injerusalem — after 11 days of fighting that left hundreds dead, israel and the palestinian militant group hamas have agreed a ceasefire. the truce is due to begin in one hour's time. after a period in which hamas and israel traded rockets and airstrikes. �* hamas and israel traded rockets and airstrikes. ~ , airstrikes. also coming up in the rouram. airstrikes. also coming up in the program. prince _ airstrikes. also coming up in the program. prince william - airstrikes. also coming up in thel program. prince william launches airstrikes. also coming up in the i program. prince william launches a scathin: program. prince william launches a scathing attack— program. prince william launches a scathing attack on _ program. prince william launches a scathing attack on the _ program. prince william launches a scathing attack on the bbc- program. prince william launches a scathing att

english channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the west coast of the isle of wightghter, but there'll be some showers around, some of them heavy and thundery. sunday sees a return of more wet weather pushing in from the west. it will also be quite windy. so, saturday's weather first of all. might be some rain there or thereabouts in the south, certainly quite a few showers across eastern areas as we start the day. the best of any brighter weather probably developing across northern and western areas of the uk as we go through the afternoon. and those temperatures still pretty disappointing — 12 in glasgow, should be about 16 at this time of year. and sunday, bright start with some sunshine. this band of rain is going to move in from the west with strengthening winds followed by showers in northern ireland later in the day. well, some of those could be pretty heavy as well. and those temperatures, 11—12 degrees celsius — really poor for this stage of may. and even into next week, there'll be showers around. this is bbc news. our top stories: horns blare. celebrations

english channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the west coast of the isle of wight brighter, but there'll be some showers around, some of them heavy and thundery. sunday sees a return of more wet weather pushing in from the west. it will also be quite windy. so, saturday's weather first of all. might be some rain there or thereabouts in the south, certainly quite a few showers across eastern areas as we start the day. the best of any brighter weather probably developing across northern and western areas of the uk as we go through the afternoon. and those temperatures still pretty disappointing — 12 in glasgow, should be about 16 at this time of year. and sunday, bright start with some sunshine. this band of rain is going to move in from the west with strengthening winds followed by showers in northern ireland later in the day. well, some of those could be pretty heavy as well. and those temperatures, 11—12 degrees celsius — really poor for this stage of may. and even into next week, there'll be showers around. this is what he had to say. this is bbc news. the headli

more trees and also restoring 35,000 hectares of peatland — an area about the size of the isle of wightle of peat in garden centres has been welcomed by conservation groups, but they say it's long overdue. it'd be deeply embarrassing if, by the time cop26 happens, that this is still for sale in our garden centres. that we're still bagging up a carbon sink and selling it to gardeners. absolutely right. peatland is really valuable for our carbon, it's really valuable for tackling climate change. and what we're doing at the moment is we're digging it up, putting it in plastic and putting it on sale. sites like this have been a refuge for many of us, and these new plans aim to make space for nature in every landscape. victoria gill, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. this afternoon we are going to see widespread showers and thunderstorms so keep that umbrella handy. today's clouds have already been bursting through the skies above nuneaton in warwickshire. clouds can actually get to six miles tall today. clouds that big are capable of hefty downpours. we have al

here's an example, 89mph in an exposed place in the isle of wight.an see where the low pressure is early in the morning on saturday. pretty stormy out to sea there. but for many of us, it is calming down. in fact, so much so that across parts of scotland and northern ireland, with clearing skies, there will be a touch of frost. but anyway, here's the important bit, saturday's headline — drier, brighter and less windy for all of us. and this is what it looks like for the morning onwards. it will brighten up across many western areas right from the word go. there will be some showers around, particularly in the east of the country, maybe in the south, and there will still be a keen wind blowing out of the north—west, and it'll be chilly — 11 in newcastle, 14 or 15 degrees elsewhere. but you know what? we'll take it after that nasty friday. now, here's the forecast saturday night into sunday — so the skies are clearing again, it's going to be a chilly morning on sunday. but you can't miss this, the winds spinning around behind me. yep, that's the next a

english channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the west coast of the isle of wightday, brighter, but there'll be some showers around, some of them heavy and thundery. sunday sees a return of more wet weather pushing in from the west. it will also be quite windy. so, saturday's weather first of all. might be some rain there or thereabouts in the south, certainly quite a few showers across eastern areas as we start the day. the best of any brighter weather probably developing across northern and western areas of the uk as we go through the afternoon. and those temperatures still pretty disappointing — 12 in glasgow, should be about 16 at this time of year. and sunday, bright start with some sunshine. this band of rain is going to move in from the west with strengthening winds followed by showers in northern ireland later in the day. well, some of those could be pretty heavy as well. and those temperatures, 11—12 degrees celsius — really poor for this stage of may. and even into next week, there'll be showers around. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stay

gaza, a thin strip of land along the mediterranean slightly smaller in square miles than the isle of wightht it was time to ask whether the suffering had been worth it. men from the armed group have no doubt, they paraded in one of gaza's towns to bury nine men from their unit. they were killed in a strike on a tunnel on the fourth day bombing. hamas thought the tunnels were safe, locating and taking them from the air was a significant achievement for israel. thousands came to honour the dead men. here in gaza as well as in israel there is no sense that the cease—fire event to their fight. the bodies could only be recovered after the cease—fire. they are digging for others. hamas are telling palestinians that they fought not just for gaza but for palestinian rights in jerusalem. this is a huge demonstration of support for the armed wing of hamas brigades and they are sending a message as well that despite the hammering they have taken from the israelis, that they are still here, they are still ready to fight, and they are talking as well aboutjerusalem. that has been the theme of many of t

here's an example, 89mph in an exposed place in the isle of wight. where the low pressure is early in the morning on saturday. pretty stormy out to sea there. but for many of us, it is calming down. in fact, so much so that across parts of scotland and northern ireland, with clearing skies, there will be a touch of frost. but anyway, here's the important bit, saturday's headline — drier, brighter and less windy for all of us. and this is what it looks like for the morning onwards. it will brighten up across many western areas right from the word go. there will be some showers around, particularly in the east of the country, maybe in the south, and there will still be a keen wind blowing out of the north—west, and it'll be chilly — 11 in newcastle, 1a or 15 degrees elsewhere. but you know what? we'll take it after that nasty friday. now, here's the forecast saturday night into sunday — so the skies are clearing again, it's going to be a chilly morning on sunday. but you can't miss this, the winds spinning around behind me. yep, that's the next area of

english channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the west coast of the isle of wighta return of more wet weather pushing in from the west. it will also be quite windy. so, saturday�*s weather first of all. might be some rain there or thereabouts in the south, certainly quite a few showers across eastern areas as we start the day. the best of any brighter weather probably developing across northern and western areas of the uk as we go through the afternoon. and those temperatures still pretty disappointing — 12 in glasgow, should be about 16 at this time of year. and sunday, bright start with some sunshine. this band of rain is going to move in from the west with strengthening winds followed by showers in northern ireland later in the day. well, some of those could be pretty heavy as well. and those temperatures, 11—12 degrees celsius — really poor for this stage of may. and even into next week, there�*ll be showers around. this is bbc news, the headlines: there have been celebrations on the streets of gaza after a ceasefire was agreed between israel and hamas. egypt r

gaza, a thin strip of land along the mediterranean, slightly smaller in square miles than the isle of wightether the suffering had been worth it. men from the armed wing of hamas, the izz ad—din al-qassam brigades, had no doubts. they paraded in one of gaza's towns, to bury nine men from the unit. they were killed in a strike on a tunnel on the fourth day of bombing. hamas thought the tunnels were safe — locating and hitting them from the air was a significant achievement for israel. thousands came to honour the dead men. here in gaza, as well as in israel, there is no sense that the ceasefire is an end to their fight. the bodies could only be recovered after the ceasefire. they are digging for others. hamas are telling palestinians that they fought not just for gaza but for palestinian rights injerusalem. this is a huge demonstration of support for the armed wing of hamas, and they are sending a message as well that despite the hammering they have taken from the israelis, that they are still here, they are still ready to fight, and they are talking as well aboutjerusalem. that has been the

it is franklyjust very, - very difficult in some parts of the isle of wight to find an nhs dentist. _ak up some of the outstanding appointments, but thatl money was reasonably . limited very, very quickly. —— and it went a very, very quicklx _ some islanders are now having to get treatment and the mainland, which is incrediblyj inconvenient, especiallyj with the most expensive ferries in the world. we have children on the island, some _ we have children on the island, some of— we have children on the island, some of whom _ we have children on the island, some of whom have _ we have children on the island, some of whom have never- we have children on the island, some of whom have never seen we have children on the island, i some of whom have never seen a dentist— some of whom have never seen a dentist in— some of whom have never seen a dentist in their— some of whom have never seen a dentist in their life. _ the government has set targets for dental practices to try to clear the backlog. the majority of practices hit these targets by adopting approaches such as working jobs contracted

english channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the west coast of the isle of wight and thundery. sunday sees a return of more wet weather pushing in from the west. it will also be quite windy. so, saturday�*s weather first of all. might be some rain there or thereabouts in the south, certainly quite a few showers across eastern areas as we start the day. the best of any brighter weather probably developing across northern and western areas of the uk as we go through the afternoon. and those temperatures still pretty disappointing — 12 in glasgow, should be about 16 at this time of year. and sunday, bright start with some sunshine. this band of rain is going to move in from the west with strengthening winds followed by showers in northern ireland later in the day. well, some of those could be pretty heavy as well. and those temperatures, 11—12 degrees celsius — really poor for this stage of may. and even into next week, there�*ll be showers around. welcome to bbc news. i�*m tim willcox. our top stories: celebrations on the streets of gaza, as israel and the palestini

to restore 35,000 hectares of degraded, dried out peatland, an area about the size of the isle of wightte crises. they store lots of water, so they prevent flooding and they provide about 70% of our drinking water, and of course they are fantastic places for wildlife, but unfortunately around 80% of peatlands in the uk are currently in a bad state. as we could see from a small bog restoration project in delamere forest that we had special permission to step on just briefly, bringing peat bogs back to life takes time. you can actually feel under your feet by the way it moves that this is just a blanket bog of moss that is floating on the water, but it's taken 20 years to get back to this state that's full of vegetation, that's locking away carbon and is a rich habitat for lots of different wildlife. across the uk, nature is in decline. conservation scientists estimate that we've lost 40 million birds since the 1970s, and that well over a third of our native mammals are under threat of extinction. we are losing species, birds, mammals, invertebrates, and we are losing those natural spaces

here's an example, 89 mph in exposed places in the isle of wight. very wet. you can see where the low pressure is early in the morning on saturday. pretty stormy out to sea there. but for many of us, it is calming down. in fact, so much so that across parts of scotland and northern ireland, with clearing skies, there will be a touch of frost. anyway, here's the important bit, saturday's headline — drier, brighter and less windy for all of us. and this is what it looks like for the morning onwards. it will brighten up across many western areas right from the word go. there will be some showers around, particularly in the east of the country, maybe in the south, and there will still be a keen wind blowing out of the north—west, and it'll be chilly — 11 in newcastle, 14 or 15 degrees elsewhere. but you know what? we'll take it after that nasty friday. now, here's the forecast saturday night into sunday — so the skies are clearing again, it's going to be a chilly morning on sunday. but you can't miss this, the winds spinning around behind me. yep, that'

granted the needles on the isle of wight but exposed areas in wales have been close to 70 perpetrator

here's an example, 89 mph in exposed places in the isle of wight.tland and northern ireland, with clearing skies, there will be a touch of frost. anyway, here's the important bit, saturday's headline — drier, brighter and less windy for all of us. and this is what it looks like for the morning onwards. it will brighten up across many western areas right from the word go. there will be some showers around, particularly in the east of the country, maybe in the south, and there will still be a keen wind blowing out of the northwest, and it'll be chilly — 11 celsisus in newcastle, 1a or 15 degrees elsewhere. you know what? we'll take it after that nasty friday. now, here's the forecast saturday night into sunday — so these guys are clearing again, it's going to be a chilly morning on sunday. you can't miss this, the winds spinning around behind me. that's the next area of low pressure heading our way. here's the headline for sunday — you may want to look away now — here it is — rain and wind again. so, this unsettled weather continues. here's the good n

winds have topped out at 85 miles an hour at the high isle of wight. but for that same reason we could see some branches down today with travel disruption as well. wind are only part of the story. this is the latest radar picture, some of the latest radar picture, some of the most potent rain is across south—west and wales. that rain continues to circulate, brightest conditions far north of scotland and channel islands. at lunchtime, this is where the strongest of the wind will be in the south and across wales, 50—60 mile an hour gusts widely. there will be some dry spots in the south, the most persistent rain across north—west wales and england and also to the north—east of scotland, aberdeenshire could see some minorflooding of scotland, aberdeenshire could see some minor flooding as the of scotland, aberdeenshire could see some minorflooding as the rainfall totals tot up. the rest of the afternoon, outbreaks of rain, topping and tail, son sunshine, but it will be cold across parts of scotland particularly. this evening and overnight, still wind with

artists that worked on the coit tower project that had worked and trained with rivera including clifford wight, bernard zakholm and victor armautoff. nearly all of those were completed in the true [inaudible] in his book -- inaudible. >> secretary: you're cutting out on my end. i don't know if others are hearing it. >> yes? >> secretary: i apologize for interrupting you, but you cut out a little bit on my end. i don't know if other people experienced that, but if you stop broadcasting your video, it should resolve the issue. >> okay. let me see if i can figure out how to do that. i'm sharing. sorry. >> secretary: oh, that might be a problem then. >> i'm afraid i don't know how to turn my camera off while i'm doing this. >> secretary: it seems to have cleared up. >> okay. let's hope that i can get -- i'm almost done. diego rivera significantly influenced san francisco muralists can technical and stylistic techniques being passed on as new artists watched him paint in person and sometimes worked as his assistants. by visiting the actual walls. in some instances, rivera's influences are particula

english channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the west coast of the isle of wight quite a few showers across eastern areas as we start the day. the best of any brighter weather probably developing across northern and western areas of the uk as we go through the afternoon. and those temperatures still pretty disappointing. 12 in glasgow, should be about 16 at this time of year. and sunday, bright start with some sunshine. this band of rain is going to move in from the west with strengthening winds followed by showers in northern ireland later in the day. well, some of those could be pretty heavy as well. and those temperatures, 11—12 degrees celsius, really poor for this stage of may. and even into next week, there'll be showers around. live injerusalem live in jerusalem as live injerusalem as the cease—fire between israel and hamas comes into effect. i'm laura trevelyan with the latest from jerusalem" the truce was called for 2am — this is the scene in gaza cityjust moments in. attacks from both sides continued right up until the deadline in the fighting that's kil

english channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the west coast of the isle of wightinly quite a few showers across eastern areas as we start the day. the best of any brighter weather probably developing across northern and western areas of the uk as we go through the afternoon. and those temperatures still pretty disappointing. 12 in glasgow, should be about 16 at this time of year. and sunday, bright start with some sunshine. this band of rain is going to move in from the west with strengthening winds followed by showers in northern ireland later in the day. well, some of those could be pretty heavy as well. and those temperatures, 11—12 degrees celsius, really poor for this stage of may. and even into next week, there'll be showers around. you're watching bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm tim willcox a ceasefire between israel and the palestinian militants appearas to be holding. this is the scene live in gaza city. people out on the streets late into the night. it is the second hour now since the ceasefire. presiden

english channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the west coast of the isle of wight across eastern areas as we start the day. the best of any brighter weather probably developing across northern and western areas of the uk as we go through the afternoon. and those temperatures still pretty disappointing — 12 in glasgow, should be about 16 at this time of year. and sunday, bright start with some sunshine. this band of rain is going to move in from the west with strengthening winds followed by showers in northern ireland later in the day. well, some of those could be pretty heavy as well. and those temperatures, 11—12 degrees celsius — really poor for this stage of may. and even into next week, there'll be showers around. welcome to bbc news. i'm tim willcox. our top stories: celebrations on the streets of gaza, as israel and the palestinian militants agree to a ceasefire after 11 days of deadly conflict. the truce appears to be holding as it enters its third hour. it's 4am in gaza city, this is the scene live. in other news: prince william attacks the bbc after an inq

to see the ship sail past the solent, we live on the isle of wight, to see the ships empty, it's so sadst drink on a ship in... oh, i can't remember when. back on land, there's a boost for businesses too. catering, hospitality and the taxi firms who ply their trade at the terminal. it's a large percentage of income, especially in the summer months. so we went all the way through last summer with no cruise business whatsoever, so it's been a really tough year. the ship sets sail from southampton, headed to dorset, with a stop at portland. it'll take time for the cruise industry to become buoyant once more, but it's hoped this maiden voyage will be the first of many. anjana gadgil, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. if you looked at those pictures, they told their own story! but that it is a full update from matt taylor. it is may, though it feels october. this swirl crossing the sea is more like that in october. across southern counties of england, widespread gales this afternoon through the english channel. when�*s touching 50, may be 60 mph at times, but at least they w

plan to restore 35,000 hectares of degraded dried out peatland, an area about the size of the isle of wightre fantastic places for wildlife, but unfortunately, around 80% of peatlands in the uk are currently in a bad state. as we can see from a small bog restoration project in delamere forest that we had special permission to step on just briefly, bringing peat bogs back to life takes time. you can actually feel under your feet by the way it moves that this is just a blanket bog of moss that is floating on the water, but it's taken 20 years to get back to this state that's full of vegetation, that's locking away carbon and is a rich habitat for lots of different wildlife. across the uk, nature is in decline. conservation scientists estimate that we've lost 40 million birds since the 1970s, and that well over a third of our native mammals are under threat of extinction. we're losing species, birds, animals, invertebrates, and we're losing those natural spaces. if all the economic drivers have been in that direction so far, why is this point going to be the change that we need? what we once t

more trees and also restoring 35,000 hectares of peatland — an area about the size of the isle of wightfor tackling climate change. and what we�*re doing at the moment is we�*re digging it up, putting it in plastic and putting it on sale. sites like this have been a refuge for many of us, and these new plans aim to make space for nature in every landscape. victoria gill, bbc news. now, the weather with nick miller. hello. it may have been a fine start to the day out there across many areas, but don�*t be deceived, because it is another day for dodging the downpours now. after the early sunshine and the pleasant sunrise, if you were up early enough, well, the clouds are building and the showers will break out. and yet again there will be some heavy, indeed thundery, downpours out there. a chance of hail too. it is a low pressure weather pattern across the uk at the moment, and that is not changing for the rest of the week, indeed into the weekend. let�*s see how today is going to pan out. already some showers for wales and south—west england, they are going to feed their way further east

remainder of today, producing gales and gusting winds up to 90 mph at the needles and the isle of wight by the wind, which will start to slowly ease, particularly in the west overnight, which is also where we see clearer skies developing. not as wet here as it was yesterday, but it will be chilly at night. a touch of frost and northern scotland, where many central areas of scotland, it stays cloudy and windy with more rain. eventually on saturday, for most, it will become less windy, drier and brighter with more showers, before more rain rolls in for the second half of the weekend. it won't be windy, but the wind will still be very brisk nearly north sea coast tomorrow morning, pushing the rain out of the way. following, much more promise of sunshine, but equally, this time of year, with chilly air on a strong may sunshine, we will see though showers developing. only 12—1a once again, that is the wind is coming down from the chilly place up in the north, in the arctic, which we have become so used to. then through saturday night, a brief ridge of high pressure, so a colder night with mo

more trees and also restoring 35,000 hectares of peatland — an area about the size of the isle of wightally valuable for tackling climate change. and what we're doing at the moment is we're digging it up, putting it in plastic and putting it on sale. sites like this have been a refuge for many of us, and these new plans aim to make space for nature in every landscape. victoria gill, bbc news. a ban on the sale of new gas boilers from 2025 has been proposed by the international energy agency. it's part of a new study exploring how the world can achieve net—zero emissions by the middle of this century. the recommendation is one of 400 steps on the road to net—zero proposed by the agency in a new special report. this afternoon we'll be answering your questions on these proposals in 'your questions answered'. you can send in your questions by tweeting using the hashtag bbc your questions or by emailing yourquestions@bbc.co. uk. new research suggests more than half of single—use plastic items thrown away around the world are made from materials produced by just 20 companies. the authors of t

artists that worked on the coit tower project that had worked and trained with rivera including clifford wightolm and victor armautoff. nearly all of those were completed in the true [inaudible] in his book -- inaudible. >> secretary: you're cutting out on my end. i don't know if others are hearing it. >> yes? >> secretary: i apologize for interrupting you but you cut out a little bit on my end. i don't know if other people experienced that, but if you stop broadcasting your video it should resolve the issue. >> okay. let me see if i can figure out how to do that. i'm sharing. sorry. >> secretary: oh, that might be a problem then. >> i'm afraid i don't know how to turn my camera off while i'm doing this. >> secretary: it seems to have cleared up. >> okay. let's hope that i can get -- i'm almost done. diego rivera significantly influenced san francisco muralists can technical and stylistic techniques being passed on as new artists watched him paint in person and sometimes worked as his assistants. by visiting the actual walls. in some instances, rivera's influences are particularly clear such a

from the isle of wight over towards east anglia. the rest of the uk, showers. anglia.l peg temperatures back. top temperature likely to be 15. the rain pulling away on friday. again, not much in the way of isobars and not much wind. friday is looking cloudy for most of the uk. some bright skies, but we will still see showers. and we have another weather front that will bring more persistent rain as we go through friday night into saturday. the outlook remains unsettled. through the weekend, even into next week, low pressure dominates. we will see rain followed by sunshine and showers. it is looking unsettled. and temperatures nothing to write home about either. thank you. a lot of rain. a lot of rain about. the former boxing world champion tony bellew has thrown his weight behind calls for tighter regulations on social media. it's after he and his family received abuse online after he uploaded pictures from his brother's wedding. it's been three years since tony stepped out of the ring for the final time, and now he's written a book looking back at his career. i met up

the rare birds have been reintroduced to the isle of wight, 200 years after it was last spotted soaringny, frank cottrell—boyce, to discuss his latest book for children. it could take between three and five years to clear the backlog of hospital treatments as a result of the pandemic — that's the warning from nhs providers, which represents trusts in england. it comes as nhs england prepares to publish the latest waiting—list figures for hospital treatments, which stood at 4.7 million people at the end of february. 0ur health correspondent, anna collinson, has been speaking to some of those affected. they said it's not good news and they said i had cancer. two months ago, doctors told elaine walsh she had womb cancer. what they did say is you would normally be on a table in the next few weeks but we haven't got one. we haven't got a surgeon, we haven't got a table and obviously i was aware every day that i'm not on a surgical operating table. it is more risk. after six long weeks, elaine was told her surgery had to be cancelled. it was the most horrendous day, because when they took tha

more trees and also restoring 35,000 hectares of peatland — an area about the size of the isle of wight, the beautiful view that you have, it has been fantastic to see it this money, you are one of the first people allowed on it today? yes, and it has stopped especially for us! let me show you this, you can see the houses of parliament, and on the riverside, you can see the bars where the members of parliament sit out and have a drink. johnny was working here and telling the story, if you sit in the bar outside when big ben chimes, when st thomas's hospital is on the other side of the river, the noise of the chime reverberates, bounces back, so if you are sitting in the bar, you hear the echo and you hear it chime twice. that's rather a nice story. the total weight of the wheel is 2100 metric tonnes, the equivalent of 1200 black cabs. when it was bought through the thames, it had to be coordinated with the tide and the clearance under southwark bridge was just 40 centimetres at times. there are 32 pods, there is not a number 13, unlucky for some. we have been lucky with the weather, blu

party in the south of england has made gains, in surrey, and taken a seat of the tories in the isle of wightons have - days and weeks. some four colleagues of yours in the commons have been i of yours in the commons have been saying that this is exactly what jeremy corbyn was about. he was about a line party for the interests of working people. what are these people talking about? what is your answer to them? i people talking about? what is your answer to them?— people talking about? what is your answer to them? i don't recognise a correlation between _ answer to them? i don't recognise a correlation between the _ answer to them? i don't recognise a correlation between the two. - answer to them? i don't recognise a correlation between the two. the i correlation between the two. the voters have told us categorically are numerous elections, don't forget that we lost 60 mp5 are numerous elections, don't forget that we lost 60 mps in the 2019 election that we won't align to them. so i'm sorry, there is an electoral reality that is at stake in the business of politics and it is unavoidable. we ha