across yorkshire. drips and droughts across yorkshire. drips and droughts across yorkshire. in the far south, we are getting away with it. portsmouth, all the way to kent and scotland and northern ireland, they are not doing bad at all. temperatures in the high teens. the rain will clear way. sunshine in northern england and wales. then, more cloud and further rain drifting in off the atlantic. by rain drifting in off the atlantic. by the end of the night it is damp and wales. throughout much of northern england and south—western scotland, belfast will get some rain. a very mild night. temperatures on the south coast of england no lower than 15 or 16 degrees. on sunday, low—pressure round my head here, with stronger winds and a weather front in the direction of scotland. eventually, sunshine and showers here. a spot of rainfor sunshine and showers here. a spot of rain for some time. sunday is not looking bad at all. a much brighter day for many of us. temperatures of 23 in london, 20 expected in yorkshire. monday into tuesday, this rather long area of weather, the weather fr

day and it's also a very yorkshire based campaign as well you see the b.b.c. of apologise for reversing the riot footage lots of the newspapers are saying we knew that ok ten thousand miners were involved as the police we knew everything way why have an inquiry into this because this is fair and just so we know the police were wrong in the situation we know there was a lot in just says so instead of saying argue well it's like fair enough we made a mistake but there's still ongoing sufferings and its consequences to those evidence so we need to get to the bottom of this because otherwise that justice will always be that they'll never be a case where the people of all grief will feel different they've been treated in a fair and just way so it's something i always tell people just where they've been right side job to do what you can to did he reply he did not reply some believe that it was supposed to be a lesson or grieve for every worker to obey their boss is a kind of the beginnings of neo liberalism when these workers were fighting for what they perceived as

across yorkshire. drips and droughts across yorkshire. drips and droughts across yorkshire. all. temperatures in the high teens. the rain will clear way. sunshine in northern england and wales. then, more cloud and further rain drifting in off the atlantic. by rain drifting in off the atlantic. by the end of the night it is damp and wales. throughout much of northern england and south—western scotland, belfast will get some rain. a very

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. will do it all again in yorkshire. evening. throughout the evening. right now, time for the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review. film review. week's releases as ever as mark kermode. what have you been watching? it is a very good week. have the wife, starring glenn close and jonathan pryce. and jonathan pryce. that looks more like a documentary, skate kitchen. skate kitchen. and black a7, brooding irish western. brooding irish western. the wife. i am looking forward to hearing about this. hearing about this. i think it is very interesting. very interesting. morning to a phone call that he has won the nobel prize. won the nobel prize. very specifically, your husband will bbc should buy newspapers. bbc should buy newspapers. try to keep him at one remove. keep him at one remove. she says, trust me, i will look after him. trust me, i will look after him. there is something behind that that is a little bit darker. here is a clip. clip. hello, joe! you are looking lovely as always. thank you, that

rain moving through the peak district and into yorkshire, and wales too.opefully sunshine will come through. 0n the extreme south coast, probably getting some sun. tonight, even ones that rain clears away. it could come back in the north—west, and here in wales, there is milderaircoming in north—west, and here in wales, there is milder air coming in from the cell. a hint of what ben was referring to, as we head into next week. on monday, temperatures picking up in southern areas of the uk and already we see skies clearing across england and wales. temperatures of 20, 201 across england and wales. temperatures of 20, 20 i degrees or so. temperatures of 20, 20 i degrees or so. scotland and northern ireland. showers here, in the second half of the weekend. temperatures are pleasa nt the weekend. temperatures are pleasant there. 20 in hull. 0n monday, what is happening, this weather fronts slices the uk in half so weather fronts slices the uk in half so two areas of weather. in the south, warm wafting in from portugal, spain and france, this patch of orange he

yorkshire and wales, and you can see rain will move through, it is broken up so that we are not talkingr places like plymouth and portsmouth, be it a little on the hazy side. tonight after the rain clears, it may come back again through the early hours, particularly around wales and the la ke particularly around wales and the lake district, maybe south—western parts of scotland, not really mild tonight across england and wales, evenin tonight across england and wales, even in belfast, it will be 13, the south coast of england, 16. really mild night to come. tomorrow morning sta rts mild night to come. tomorrow morning starts off mild across many areas. tomorrow, a mixed bag across scotla nd tomorrow, a mixed bag across scotland and northern ireland. more ofa scotland and northern ireland. more of a breeze, sunshine and showers, a changeable day when the weather doesn't want to make its mind up. england and wales tomorrow, apart from a shower maybe, it is looking too bad so if you want sunshine, sunday will be the brightest day out of the two. monday into tuesday, we are being sliced in

yorkshire will get some rain as well. sunshine there. on the weekend, it's difficult to say what time and which city they will be a shower. but this is pretty much the picture that sums it up. a lot of cloud, feeling pretty cool. temperatures between 16 and 19 celsius. yes, cooling off a little bit this week with a chance of rain. next week there is an indication that things might settle down a little bit. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm. decision day for labour, the party's national executive meets to decide whether to accept in full an international definition of anti—semitism. i've made no secret of my view that we should have the full definition, the irha definition into our document. i've obviously said that over the summer. i hope that that is what the nec does. the boss of tsb, one of britain's biggest high street banks, is standing down after the it fiasco that left customers locked out of their accounts. how old is your heart? ? chances are it's a lot older than you are. we lo

this week golfers with disabilities have been playing their own version of the tournament in yorkshire enemies cup was played near leeds with some of the players saying the chance to play golf has changed their lives. dave edwards reports. the disabled golf association was formed eight years ago and has nearly 1000 members. this is its flagship tournament and people with all kinds of disabilities can take part. stephen lawrence played golf most days before a brain haemorrhage and a/ lefty week on his left side and a/ lefty week on his left side and with poor short—term memory. i never thought for a minute that i wouldn't be able to get back into it and it is the thing that i missed the most after having the brain haemorrhage and/. i thought that was over it. when i got back into it it gave me a boost. it has been fantastic. john played football for huddersfield town but arthritis means that most sports are off—limits. not goth. i thought somebody had a hole in one. i heard a big screen. then they said, it is the first par i've had in many years. the singles matches will decide the even

more showers through the yorkshire coast and flickinger., most places and the day on a drying up with sunshine. showers easing away from eastern england, a few continuing for the north of scotland. more rain in from the west, particularly affecting wales first thing on saturday. towards the east and a clearer skies, single figures. saturday's weather dominated in england and wales by the frontal system england and wales by the frontal syste m fro m england and wales by the frontal system from the west. either side of the front, there should be brighter weather, and sunny spells with some showers for scotland and northern ireland. then this bulk of rain across parts of northern england and the midlands and wales. some u nsettled the midlands and wales. some unsettled activity farther north, may stay dry in northumberland. along the south coast of england, likely to stay mostly dry with temperatures on saturday generally in the high teens. looking ahead to the second half of the weekend, still this front with us for a time on sunday, and it m

dies out and they do that, they move around and fizzle away, but we will have i think cloud across yorkshireuth—west but staying bright in the north—west. temperatures are coming down, maybe 20—22 in the warmest spots. 16—17 across the north of the country and beyond that, wednesday and thursday, more cloud building. we will see weather systems coming in off the atlantic. by the time we get to the end of the week and the weekend the low pressure is over us which means brollies at the ready! that's all from the bbc news at one. good afternoon, i'm here with the sports news. alastair cook is retiring from international cricket. the former england captain made the announcement in the last 90 minutes, confirming that he'll finish after friday's final test against india. it brings a glittering international career to an end. he made his test debut in 2006 and became england's test captain six yea rs later became england's test captain six years later taking over from andrew strauss. he led england for a record 59 tests, and became england's record run—maker in tests, when he surpassed the mark of

a much brighter days and many of us —— for many of us. 20 degrees expected in yorkshire.ces the atmosphere in half. we have warm aircoming slices the atmosphere in half. we have warm air coming in from spain, portugal and france. and then colder airfrom the north portugal and france. and then colder air from the north atlantic. that means that across the north of the country, it is cloudy with spots of rain. in the south it will be much warmer. hello and a very warm welcome to dateline london with me, tim willcox. this week we discuss the perilous situation for millions of civilians in idlib as government forces prepare to clear the last remaining rebel stronghold in syria's north western province. there are warnings of a blood bath after a summit between the presidents of russia, turkey and iran — where it was hoped a deal would be struck, ended in failure. and with the long, hot parliamentary summer recess finally over — where are we in britain's brexit saga? my guests this week — greg katz from the associated press, the french magazine editor agnes poirier, the british

north—west england, through yorkshire, bits and pieces across the midlands.away before it comes back again early hours of sunday morning but the winds will be shifting direction. they will be blowing out of the south—west. temperatures will not fall too low at alternet. in fa ct not fall too low at alternet. in fact in some areas, no lower than around 15, 16 celsius. showers across scotland, northern england, northern ireland, but across much of england and wales eventually it will bea england and wales eventually it will be a bright and very warm afternoon. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. new powers designed to end nuisance calls from personal injury and claim management firms come into force today. companies will face large fines unless the people they call have given epxlicit permission. labourmp chuka umunna has urged jeremy corbyn to "call off the dogs" in a speech he said that centre—left mps risk being driven out of the party. a californian coast clean—up begins today, as plastic from the ocean is collected using a 600m long boom. and graduates

life in yorkshire didn't start well as their first season ended in relegation.hat, keeping the fans onside is more important than ever. but it seems they are succeeding, a seven match unbeaten run certainly helps. a reminder of our top story, england are ina a reminder of our top story, england are in a winning position against india in the final test at the oval. alistair cooke, signing off with a century. that's all from sportsday. more now on the inquests into the deaths of the five people killed in the westminster bridge attack in march last year. the coroner has described how the lives of many were "torn apart". let's speak to our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford at the old bailey. how harrowing has it been for those involved? there were some calm moments in court, for example when the footage was shown of kurt cochran and his wife melissa just before the attack. you see two tourists walking across westminster bridge enjoying the sunshine in no way any normal tourist would, just in the moments before the attack. apart from that, the rest of the da

the thinking is from yorkshire into linkage, the midlands on further south, could be pretty overcast.dd shower i think it will be bright, 16 degrees and in london around about 22. difficult to summarise the next few days exactly but i think suffice to say it is going to be fairly cloudy. some others will be brollies and look at those temperatures dipping away down to the high teens. change is on the way. you're watching beyond 100 days. summer is over for british politicians who are full of sound and fury but nothing much in the way of progress on brexit. spare a thought for theresa may — dealing with the eu may be a whole lot easier than dealing with some in her own party. borisjohnson is no longer the country's number—one diplomat but his newspaper opinion piece today suggests he's still the pm's number one headache. on capitol hill they're gearing up for a fight as well over the man mr trump wants as the next supreme courtjudge. also on the programme.... two reuters journalists are sentenced to seven years in myanmar charged with breaching the official secrets act when they were re

in 12 months' time, we do it all again in yorkshire. again in yorkshire. from the ryder cup victory in of these guys over here, i respect them. respect them. for the fans and for our country this week. this week. i take these guys on my team any day. i love you all, man. thomas, you did an unbelievablejob. you are an amazing captain. matter how much pressure we put on them, they always responded. them, they always responded. great, you deserve it, congratulations. that's all the sport for now. all the details for you later i'm sure. sure. and of course, any time you like, go to the website. like, go to the website. ford europe there for you as we speak. now it's time for the latest weather. la. across much of england and wales, winds strengthening as well. winds strengthening as well. bad afternoon for flying a kite in lincolnshire. lincolnshire. across inland and wales, replacing the earlier brightness and sunshine. the earlier brightness and sunshine. are the average strengths as we go into this evening. into this evening. gusts of 30—110 mph in scotland and northern england. norther

they are from suffolk up to south yorkshire.nd it here are the people. i couldn't drive, i found it difficult to talk. having this lung transplant has made a massive difference. it is a complete change of life and that in itself takes a lot of getting your head round because you are so used to not being able to do things and then suddenly you can and you have to keep saying, i can go up those stairs. i have gone from someone who couldn't walk of two flights of stairs without passing out to someone stairs without passing out to someone who can stairs without passing out to someone who can run stairs without passing out to someone who can run and swim. these operations only happened a couple of months ago. daniel has gone away from climbing stairs to climbing snowdon. but there are so many still waiting for transplants and you have been talking about the rising levels of heart disease. while papworth can do amazing work, they cannot do anything without the organs in the first place. last month the government said it is looking at

hello, but one day, a 26 celsius in north yorkshire, sunshine at some stage of the day, but across partsn sunshine and can't, and wales today. we have seen some sunshine around between this sun of cloud coming in producing some rain across parts of northern ireland and scotland, living for the southeast is able to the night and eventually reaching parts of northwest england and wales. northern ireland comes out of that, clearer skies and temperatures dip away into the single figures and some parts, and parts of east anglia and also into single figures and underneath the cloud are warm nights to come. and breaks of rain still in the mornings, and systems and heavy rains affecting parts of eastern scotla nd rains affecting parts of eastern scotland in northeast england for a time, but sum of wet weather through northern england and further south for those who are on it, it should bea for those who are on it, it should be a bit drier and brighter to the afternoon. it is still will be lots of sunshine and east anglia and with a bit more cloud compared with today, edging towards the mid 20s.

bristol city held aston villa and there were two fanatstic goals at hillsbrough in the yorkshire derbyilliant volley just before the break to give sheffield wednesday the lead against leeds. mateus klitch equalised with another impressive strike, that means leads are one point clear of middlesbrough who play tomorrow. it's been an interesting couple of days for manchester united, defeat to derby county on penalties in the league cup, after which paul pogba, already stripped of the vice captaincy, posted a video of him joking with other rested teamates in the stands. cue a frosty exchange with the manager at training caught on camera the next morning. the club's record signing explained that the video was actually recorded before the defeat, that was accepted, and he is in the squad to face west ham on saturday, but he's been put in his place. he is a player like the others. no player is bigger than the club. and... if i am happy with his work, he plays, if i am not happy with his work, he does not play. the team needs good players. he is a good player. the team needs players with perso

the idea on his ipad, he then worked on it in his studio in los angeles, before barley studios in yorkshireformed his creation into a complex composition of stained glass. we made sure that david enlarged the design to half scale, because obviously full—scale's quite enormous and, at half scale, we started getting a sense of how it would work in the building. there's a process. so, there's the art and then there's the craft, and the craft, if you follow the right steps, actually ensures that the two work well together. the week—long installation was not entirely straightforward, with minor adjustments needed, and great care taken not to break the one bit of glass on which paint was used for the artist's signature. i think it's probably the last of my english landscapes. i'm not sure i'll do any more. what do you think the queen would make of it? well, i suppose she'll like it! he chuckles. this window is typical hockney, notjust the bold shapes and the bright colours, but because it shows yet again his willingness to experiment with new ideas and to take on fresh challenges. he might be 81—

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with a clear skies in north yorkshire, under the clear skies is quite a chilly night.howers for many places but more heavy rain in the south. this shows the area of cloud pushing in from the area of cloud pushing in from the west but that will bring some outbreaks of rain late at night across parts of wales, south—west england. the rain we saw in the south—east has cleared away so many places are dry overnight. quite a chilly night ahead in the north, perfectly for rural parts of scotland. we are likely to see temperatures not getting too far from freezing. you can see the green and blue colours indicating the chilly start in the north. one of two showers to start the day in north and western parts of scotland and you can see the rain working through wales and the south—west of england. that is all down to this frontal system that will gradually pushit frontal system that will gradually push it south—east across southern pa rt push it south—east across southern part of england and wales as well. high—pressure in the north, mostly dry to northern england to start the da

damp across yorkshire, especially north yorkshire, and a few showers for parts of western scotland andcompared with this morning. compared with the past few days, a lovely day across parts of the south—west, into wales, the midlands, northern england. morning drizzle across yorkshire will gradually clear. right conditions across eastern scotland. northern ireland turning cloudier, many will just about avoid them, but across central and western scotland a greater chance of getting wet through the second half of the day as those showers nudge eastwards, finishing brighter across the hebrides. the showers will work across scotland into the first part of the night before fading away. one or two into england and wales. many will be dry with some clear skies, and a cool night away from towns and cities. cooler than recent nights across england and wales, temperatures down into single figures to start the day. while we start with a lot of dry weather, rain in the coast of northern ireland, outbreaks of rain through the course of the day in parts of the course of the day in parts of the south

it has been another warm day out there, 26 celsius in north yorkshire.y, but the lion's share has been across parts of eastern england. unbroken sunshine in kent, a cloudier view from wales. the satellite picture shows some cloud around, northern and western parts, this zone of cloud coming in is producing some rain across parts of northern ireland and scotland, gradually moving further south—east as they go through the night. eventually reaching into parts of north—west england and wales. northern ireland comes out of that, clearer skies, north—west scotland as well, temperatures dipping into single figures in some spots. mist and fog patches, but underneath the cloud rather warm. this area of the cloud and outbreaks of rian still with us still with us in the morning, more persistent and quite heavy affecting parts of eastern scotland, north—east england for a time. this wet weather extends from eastern scotland to northern england, wales, the midlands, the south—west, the further south you are should turn fire and brighter in the afternoon. there will

and also coming up: homeruns in hull — is baseball making a comeback in east yorkshire?nd welcome to sportsday. evening, the champions league continues tonight, it's the first round of matches in the group stage. we saw 16 teams last night, what a start for liverpool, and their injury time win against paris st—germain at anfield. it's a perfect season so far for last year's runners—up. there were also wins for barcelona, atletico madrid, borussia dortmund, but is this going to be the most open champions league in years. what of manchester city's chances, the english champions romped to the premier league title last season but couldn't translate that onto the european stage. pep guardiola will be watching from the stands against lyon tonight, he was sent off in their quarterfinal defeet to liverpool last season, his assistant mikel arteta will be delivering the instructions from the dugout and he also stood in at the pre—match news conference. we have the best players in the world. i see them training every day, i see how they behave, how they react, their positives, the

it all comes back to yorkshire. glad to hear it. builders who built it in 1764 used yorkshire wood, so this is more complicated than you might imagine. we can see the passion in your eyes! assuming we can find it, and proof exists, what then happens to endeavour? there is already a is squabble developing, as soon as the americans realised there was the potential of having endeavour in the harbour, they made sure the law reflected that, so everything belongs to the state of rhode island and it kind of depends on how generous the rhode island people are going to be. they have put a lot of money into the search. the british seem very interested. but the australians seem more interested because they consider it as part of their foundation story, modern australians, i should say, but 1770, what the australians would love more than anything is to have a bit of the ship taken back for the anniversary. thank you for that. that is all from breakfast today. thank you forjoining us. louise and dan are here tomorrow. have a lovely sunday, goodb

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, so temperatures will get into the mid—20s in london, possibly even the mid—20s as far north as yorkshireafternoon on sunday or early evening. the outlook into next week isn't looking bad at all, variable amounts of cloud. looks like the temperatures will drop a little bit, but essentially speaking it's looking fine, into the 20s or high teens for most of us. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: america is to halt all funding of a un agency which supports palestinian refugees, saying it's irredeemably flawed. the state department said washington will hold talks with the un and others to consider new approaches to the conflict between israel and the palestinians. i asked our washington correspondent chris buckler what prompted this move. well, i think there are several different things here. first of all, america feels it's been funding this programme, has been leading certainly in terms of funding this programme, for a number of years and it doesn't want to carry that financial burden any mo

it's just it's no wonder ordinary people i spoke to my wife got me down in the car yesterday from yorkshire and she said well i don't see anything change because nobody was ever held to account but i want to just get back to the previous question is very important the only reason i spoke up and breached my gagging order and went and blew the whistle publicly was because i felt that i was in a unique position of being so senior that i knew exactly what had happened and what could be done to prevent it happening again and what is so sad to me is that we didn't use this as the opportunity to make the changes that needed to be made yes of course i'm in favor of a control free market economics that is the best way to bring people out of poverty but not the way it's currently done when fiduciary duties were invented for limited liability companies nobody dreamt that a company would have a balance sheet the size of a sovereign government and more power than a sovereign government so banks are one thing. and you know the. that the tip of the thing but really we should have used the opportunity to m

, so temperatures will get into the mid—20s in london, possibly even the mid—20s as far north as yorkshire for belfast later in the afternoon on sunday or early evening. the outlook into next week isn't looking bad at all, variable amounts of cloud. looks like the temperatures will drop a little bit, but essentially speaking it's looking fine, into the 20s or high teens for most of us. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and steph mcgovern. 0ur headlines today: the mother and daughter stabbed outside their own home. after a major police appeal, a man is charged with their murder. he'll appear in court today. the fight to free nazanin zahghari—ratcliffe steps up a gear today. the case of british—iranian charity worker will be discussed at high—level talks in tehran. no gongs for celebrities linked to tax avoidance schemes. government documents seen by the times shine a light on the honours system. england have mo—mentum in the test match. five wickets from moeen ali put india into a spin, and help england fight their way back in the fourth test.

, so temperatures will get into the mid—20s in london, possibly even the mid—20s as far north as yorkshire belfast later in the afternoon on sunday or early evening. the outlook into next week isn't looking bad at all, variable amounts of cloud. looks like the temperatures will drop a little bit, but essentially speaking it's looking fine, into the 20s or high teens for most of us. bye— bye. this is bbc news, i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories. the trump administration confirms that it's stopping all funding for the un agency that supports palestinian refugees. a week of talks — but no deal yet. the us and canada fail to reach a new north american free trade agreement. a star—studded send off for aretha franklin at a funeral ceremony in her hometown of detroit. the world is celebrating you. and the world is mourning you. and the world is going to miss you. and sweden hosts a women—only music festival in reaction to a series of sexual assaults at events last year.

, so temperatures will get into the mid—20s in london, possibly even the mid—20s as far north as yorkshireternoon on sunday or early evening. the outlook into next week isn't looking bad at all, variable amounts of cloud. looks like the temperatures will drop a little bit, but essentially speaking it's looking fine, into the 20s or high teens for most of us. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: friends and relatives have been paying their final respects to aretha franklin at an invitation—only funeral ceremony in detroit. famous faces attending included jesse jackson and former president bill clinton. he described aretha as the voice of a generation if not the century. the trump administration has confirmed that it's stopping all funding for the un agency that supports palestinian refugees. washington had already drastically cut its support for the agency, which helps more than five million palestinians. a spokesman for the palestinian prime minister described the move as a flagrant assault on the palestinian people and a defiance of un resolution. a bbc investigation has found evide

the lowland maybe a light shower if you are unlucky, belfast is looking fairly bright as well and yorkshiretonight will be that the south is going to be, southern and central areas, we much milder than we had this morning. this morning was single figures but tomorrow, this time tomorrow, double figures, 13— 16 degrees. a mild start to the day. a different story for scotland and northern ireland, expecting sunshine and showers, some of us will need our brollies, the rest of the country ‘s our brollies, the rest of the country‘s may see —— country may see some cloud. but it will not be bad. the outlook, monday into tuesday, a couple of things happening, a weather front will be slicing the country in half, north of it we have call that a coming off the atlantic, —— cooler air. scotla nd the atlantic, —— cooler air. scotland and northern ireland in the cool or most certainly but on tuesday, look at the warmth sting out of spain and portugal sofa southern parts of the uk the temperatures are rising, particularly i think the southern counties and the south—east could get into the mid 20s. in belf

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maybe into yorkshire as well, you little uncertain about that but midlands and southwards and northernating of the year as 19. enter the weekend, looking pretty cool, wins generally from the north atlantic, some spells of rain on the way not for everybody added full feel call in the north, captures around the mid—teens and with a lot of cloud. one more to the south and even on sunday temperatures could give up to 22 in london so not too bad. then again not that spectacular either. goodbye. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm ben brown. today at 2... the prime minister says two men suspected of carrying out the salisbury nerve agent attack work for russian military intelligence. the men have been named as alexander petrov and ruslan boshirov. the two individuals named by the police and cps are officers from the russian military intelligence service, also known as the gru. police have pieced together the movements of the two men before and after the attack on sergei and yulia skripal. we now have sufficient evidence to bring charges in relation to the attack on sergei and yulia s

he then worked on it in his studio in los angeles, before barley studios in yorkshire transformed hissign to half scale, because obviously full—scale's quite enormous, and at half scale we started getting a sense of how it would work in the building. there's a process. so, there's the art and then there's the craft, and the craft, if you follow the right steps, actually ensures that the two work well together. the week long installation was not entirely straightforward, with minor adjustments needed, and great care taken not to break the one bit of glass on which paint was used for the artist's signature. i think it's probably the last of my english landscapes. i'm not sure i'll do any more. what do you think the queen would make of it? well, i suppose she'll like it! he chuckles. this window is typical hockney, notjust the bold shapes and the bright colours, but because it shows yet again his willingness to experiment with new ideas and to take on fresh challenges. he might be 81—years—old, but like the queen, for whom he made this window, is very much, he says, still hard at work. w

and that's what makes good drama, whether you're in la or the yorkshire dales.ou're an emmerdale fan? me and my mum love all of those. why? they're just — they're very addictive. they know how to write a show, you know. they leave those cliffhangers real good. this annual bafta tea party is a curtain raiserfor the emmys, and very soon, we'll find out who'll be sipping the champagne. james cook, bbc news, los angeles. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. it looks like we're stepping into a speu it looks like we're stepping into a spell of autumnal, wet and windy weather for the next couple of days. we have had some rain sinking south today, still moving south, behind its showers, and looming large is the next area of low pressure. so wind and rain is on its way. as we go through the evening and overnight, drizzly rain, quite misty overnight, drizzly rain, quite misty over the hills. thing that we have some showers, and by the time we get back to monday morning we see some wet weather moving and. the remnants of ex—hurricane one, which mean

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this is where the heaviest of the rain will be, north wales, the peak district, yorkshire and the midlandsuth we are getting away with it, and some sunshine for portsmouth all the way to kent and also scotland and northern ireland is not doing badly with temperatures in the high teens. this evening that will clear away so we will get some sunshine into england and possibly wales for a time, and then more cloud and further rain drift in the atlantic. 0nce further rain drift in the atlantic. once again, by the end of the night it is dumped in wales, throughout much of northern england and belfast will also get some rain. a mild night with temperatures on the south coast of england may be no lower than in15 or16 coast of england may be no lower than in 15 or 16 celsius. here is sunday. a low pressure around my head here sending strong wind and also a weather front in the direction of scotland so eventually some sunshine. sunday is not looking bad, a much brighter day for many of us bad, a much brighter day for many of us with temperatures up to 23 in london. and then monday into tuesday, this

north—west england through yorkshire, maybe bits and pieces across the midlands. coast. this evening it will clear away before it comes back in the early hours of sunday morning but the winds will be shifting, bowing out of the south—west, so some temperatures will not fall very much. and tomorrow sunshine and showers across scotland, northern ireland, northern england and across much of england and wales, eventually it will be a bright and fairly warm afternoon. good afternoon. russian warplanes have lauched more air strikes on rebel positions in syria's idlib province, as government forces continue their military build up. the united nations is warning of a major new humanitarian crisis if syria and its russian allies launch an all—out military offensive. idlib is the last major rebel stronghold in northern syria. thousands of civilians are trapped in the area and turkey fears a new refugee crisis if they are forced to flee across the border. the head of the us military says he's spoken to the white house about possible scenarios should syrian forces use chemica

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it has been another warm day out there, 26 celsius in north yorkshire.shine in kent, cloudier view from wales. the satellite picture shows some cloud around, northern and western parts, this zone of cloud coming in is producing some rain across parts of northern ireland and scotland, gradually moving further south—east as they go through the night. eventually reaching into parts of north—west england and wales. northern ireland comes out of that, clearer skies, north—west scotland as well, kept his dipping into single figures in some spots. clear up single figures in some spots. clear up part of the ganglia, also single figures, mist and fog patches, but underneath the cloud rather warm. this area of the cloud and outbreaks of race bellwethers in the morning, more persistent and quite heavy affecting parts of eastern scotland, north—east england for a time. this wet weather extends from eastern scotla nd wet weather extends from eastern scotland to northern england, wales, the midlands, the south—west, the further south you are a cheap turn fire and brig

it has been another quite warm day, 26 celsius in north yorkshire.tern england. unbroken sunshine in kent, cloudier view from wales. the satellite picture shows we had seen some cloud, northern western parts, particularly. this is of cloud coming in is because in some rain across parts of northern ireland and scotland, gradually moving further southeast as we go through the night. eventually reaching parts of north—west england and wales. northern ireland comes out of that with clearer skies, north—west scotland too. tensions dip into single figures in some spots. clear apart in east anglia, southeast, single figures, one or two missed and fog patches. other warm night to come. in this area of cloud, break breaks of rain, still with us, more persistent and quite heavy and taking part of eastern scotland, north—east england for a time. it extends from eastern scotla nd time. it extends from eastern scotland through northern echo, wales, midlands, southwest, further south you are, should turn dry and brighter on through the afternoon. there will still