that will be no easy decision, willett, for phil neville? before we go let's return to tonight's big match in amsterdam. it'll be the biggest match either spurs or ajax have played for a long time. and we've been to meet a group of supporters who have a love for both clubs. amsterdam spurs are the supporters group of choice for tottenham fans in the dutch capital, and alex gulrajani went to meet them. you wouldn't expect to see the badges of two champions league semifinal rivals are side by side on the same flag. there is something different about tottenham and ajax. there is a lot of commonality between the two clubs about how and when they were formed. there are a lot of shared managers and players. they don't compete regularly against one another so there is a natural friction between both clubs. maybe it isa friction between both clubs. maybe it is a natural way of being able to support two very similar clubs in different countries. the supporters group amsterdam spurs is an example. the chairman was born in holland but spent his formati

here's helen willetts telling us what to expect outside on tuesday's news at one.some bad news. today, tale of two halves. so you may have woken up rather misty and rather grey, as it was here in york, but the sun has come out. however, further west, we have quite a bit of cloud and rain. so i'll tell you about that in a moment, but this is how it looks where we've got the sunshine. beautiful, beautiful out there. a fairly typical weather bulletin there, but one that a twitter user called crawford took exception to. on thursday, the bbc‘s ireland correspondent, emma vardy, reported that police in northern ireland would offer anonymity for witnesses to the dissident republican murder of the journalist lyra mckee if they agreed to give evidence against her killers. a complex and sensitive subject. but when the item ran on the news at six, not everything went according to plan — including the report running without the normal introduction from the presenter, sophie raworth. # we shall live in peace... the spectre of an old conflict still haunts this city. now, derry i

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it's parallel with willetts moving on to the south and could bring some activity to clear lake over the next two to three hours and the bulk of it is continuing to die down right now. we'll talk more about the thunderstorm chances coming up. i want to get you into tomorrow morning's forecast and the biggest change we'll see is the stronger ocean breeze and that fog building back at the coastline will be thicker so expect cooler temperatures as we move into tomorrow and more areas of that fog to start to the south bay peninsula and also the trivalley and of course, it will be thickest in san francisco with 53 and right near the east bay at 54. i think we'll get that sunshine as we go through the afternoon and temperatures again are going to be cooler with that stronger ocean breeze. so instead of low 80s like we had today in the south bay we are back down to 74 in downtown san jose. low to mid-80s and we are dropping it back down to 77 in antioch and 75 in walnut creek and over in the peninsula still looks beautiful and redwood city at 70 and san francisco we have the cooler 60s for the

now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts.upporters who belong to a street protest organisation called the democratic football lads alliance. earlier, adrian goldberg from 5 live investigates explained why. the dfla started life originally as being the football lads‘ alliance and they emerged after the terrorist attacks in manchester and london in 2017. there was then a split in the organisation. the fla still exists, but the larger group is the dfla, the democratic football lads alliance. what is interesting is that they are made up primarily of people who used to be involved in football hooliganism. so if they have a street protest, and they have attracted thousands of people, they can present a pretty intimidating sight. they say they are not racist, they are not far right, but there is evidence on some of their facebook pages for example, and indeed from some of the comments that have been made by people on their protests, that a good number of their supporters are to say the least islamaphobic. so we have some clubs tryin

now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts.of the uk, we've lost the showers and replaced it with sunny skies. some fair with a cloud in worcester. that's repeated around the country. sunshine and even this cloud in northern ireland was high, so we had some sunshine through that. 0vernight, the clown thickening in northern scotland, so not as cold as it has been. maybe some rain in the northern ireland. 0therwise dry. clear skies elsewhere, and a cold night —— some rain in the northern ireland —— northern isles. tomorrow afternoon, fine with light wind. warm across—the—board. across western and northern parts of the country we will have the highest temperatures. 19 in edinburgh. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... a cabinet minister describes the european elections as the ultimate protest vote and predicts they will be "difficult" for the conservatives. a light aircraft has crashed on a dual carriageway between raglan and abergavenny in south east wales. three people were helped from the plane before it burs

here's helen willetts. the sun was shining at least for many today. shopping or not shopping.land. it was quite, and still is quite a grey day, with outbreaks of rain, close to low pressure. for the vast majority we have seen sunny skies. not everybody wa nts, have seen sunny skies. not everybody wants, andi have seen sunny skies. not everybody wants, and i know we need the rain at the moment, but there is no sign of any much—needed rain except in the north for the next few days. we do have a little bit of cloud creeping into the south, but it will bring nothing more than a nuisance value rain. for most, evening and night will keep the sunshine under starry skies, a little bit cool in the countryside. a few showers around the humber that could catch you out this evening. the temperatures are generally not too low. a bit of mist and fog where we have had the moisture today. tomorrow, the main difference is probably that the rain pulls back a little bit across the north—east of scotland. and that we pick up just a bit more clout for parts of cornwall and pembrokeshire, and north

as many of you may know, i grew up right down broad street in willett grove. every single weekend, my sisters and i would pile into our family station wagon and come up to the bridge to go in see my grandparents in southern jersey. [cheering] my summers were spent watching the phillies with my dad. [cheering] waitressing at the shore. watched the parade and took lass trips to the planetarium, the betsy ross house, and the liberty bell. [cheering] i am an upper moreland golden bear and villanova wildcat. i ran the broad street 10 miler and forever fly eagles, fly. o as you can see, this city is part of who i am, and no matter where i go, or where i am, i will always and forever be a philly girl. [applause] over the last two years, so many of you have come up to me at events, airports, in the grocery store, and even on the street, and said the same thing. please tell joe he has to run. [applause] eople have said, that they missed his statesmanship, his ability to find common ground. they missed his diplomacy, and is experience working with our allies around the

patrick is going to step you through the presentation and he is joined by willett moss of c.m.g., the consult -- consultant driving the team. >> thank you, stacey. good morning, commissioners. it is my pleasure to be here. i'm with san francisco planning department and i'm also assistant plan manager for the civic center public realm plan. we are very excited today to give you an update on the conceptial public space designs for the public realm plan and civic center. we are here in this beautiful -- i'm going to switch mics really quick, in this beautiful bozarts building and in the context of the beautiful bosart's neighborhood. it's one of the most important spaces in san francisco, the heart of our city government and center of arts and culture. its public realm is a fabric that holds together this landmark district. having a high quality public realm is important to every neighborhood but take on even greater importance and civic center due to the special role that the area plays for all of us from. protests to celebrations, to everyday life, it is where we all come together. how

here's helen willetts telling us what to expect outside on tuesday's news at one. has come out. however, further west, we have quite a bit of cloud and rain. so i'll tell you about that in a moment, but this is how it looks where we've got the sunshine. beautiful, beautiful out there. a fairly typical weather bulletin there, but one that a twitter user called crawford took exception to. on thursday, the bbc‘s ireland correspondent, emma vardy, reported that police in northern ireland would offer anonymity for witnesses to the dissident republican murder of the journalist lyra mckee if they agreed to give evidence against her killers. a complex and sensitive subject. but when the item ran on the news at six, not everything went according to plan — including the report running without the normal introduction from the presenter, sophie raworth. # we shall live in peace... the spectre of an old conflict still haunts this city. now, derry is trying to heal new wounds. the violence which led to the death of lyra mckee was orchestrated by so—called dissident republicans.

danny willett tees off at around half past six this evening, as does rory mcllroy, who's aiming for a party leadership after theresa may stands down. theresa may has been meeting the 1922 committee, there was a rumour that they would push for firm departure day. let's talk to vicky in the lobby. we are still awaiting the results of the meeting? yes, i think mainly what is being happening is graham brady is being chased around the building byjournalists to find out what's happening in that meeting. bloomberg is reporting some information, saying that theresa may has not set a date to step down and will meet graham brady after the second reading of the withdrawal agreement bill. she has promised to bring that bill in, have a vote on second reading which would be in the first week ofjune. lots of people don't expect it to succeed that it seems, one source, not confirmed, has said that the implication is that if she were to fail at that point to make any progress or get that bill through, she would meet with sirgraham that bill through, she would meet with sir graham brady and set out a t

helen willetts is looking at the weather. significant rain likely in the north, i will you about that later, as well as the extreme weather taking place in the united states. also coming up, unexpected item at the checkout. the queen marks sainsbury‘s150th anniversary, visiting a replica of one of its original stores and cutting into a cake produced by the baker behind the wedding cake for harry and meghan. hello, everyone, this is afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. theresa may has been defending her new brexit plan in parliament, in the face of widespread opposition and calls for her to step down. speaking in the commons, theresa may said the deal was the best way to deliver the brexit the country had voted for. yesterday, she promised to allow mps to hold a vote on another referendum, to try to secure cross—party support for her agreement. but labour have said they won't back it, and there is renewed speculation among conservative mps about her future. let's get the thoughts of our chief political correspondent, vicki young,