, east yorkshire, up the east of england, east yorkshire, up to tyneside and a large swathe of northernee some sharp showers. notice the strength of the wind. a cool, autumnal feel across a swathe of england. some people could see a months worth of rain. on wednesday it will start to push its way into scotla nd it will start to push its way into scotland and northern ireland. heavy and persistent rain over northern england and wales. further south some spells of sunshine back heavy and thundery showers. an unsettled week ahead. it will feel cool on wednesday, 13 or 1a celsius. some sunshine across east anglia and south east england. there will be heavy rain at times and it will be windy and rather cool. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm. michael gove acknowledges he committed a crime when he took cocaine while working as a journalist 20 years ago. yes, it was a crime, it was a mistake. i deeply regret it. 100 firefighters tackle a blaze at a block of flats in east london. no injuries have been reported. so i picked up my sons and my missus, and wejust ran — just ran out. and as we

they lost against sri lanka by 20 runs at headingley in yorkshire. that's it from us.ning us. hello again. it has been a decent summer's day for many of us. plenty of sunshine for most of us. it doesn't get better than fine sunshine in cumbria and feeling pleasa ntly sunshine in cumbria and feeling pleasantly warm. the cloud through the day has been melting away so we have increasingly clear skies over across england and wales and at times northern ireland and scotland. the outlook exception is across the northern isles. it will stay quite breezy and perhaps later in the night we will see more cloud working across northern ireland into western scotland. not a cold night for many of us, temperatures of six to 12 celsius and the start of the weekend looking promising. we got an area of high pressure moving across the british isles, something we haven't seen british isles, something we haven't seen for the whole of the month of june. it means weather—wise we start off with sunshine across england and wales and that's how it will stay all day, plenty of cloud at times for

showers as well, still pretty warm in the south, temperatures around 25 celsius, low 20s across yorkshire degrees — an atlantic breeze and some showers. the fine summer weather is expected to continue into monday and tuesday, no extremes but very pleasant indeed. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm reged ahmad, our top stories: can the us and china end their bitter trade war? we'll be live in osaka as donald trump and xijinping meet at the g20 summit. meanwhile president trump has made an offer to meet the north korean leader, kim jong—un, at the demilitarised zone with south korea. it's taken 20 years of talks, but the eu and a group of south american countries finally clinch a historic free trade deal. and nearly 50 years since the apollo 11 moon landing, nasa opens up the original mission control room

ensure the ambition of doing this for yorkshire and businesses. the community has now met with yorkshire leaders, discussions are continuing about a different approach and officials have official meetings and are interested in hearing their ambitious solutions . >>> jeremy corbyn . >>> thank you, mr. speaker. i hope the whole house will welcome the master climb to lobby coming to parliament today and this house became the first parliament in the world to declare a climate emergency. i want to pay tribute to the young people and young climate strikers that have done so much to raise awareness of this issue . i hope members will take the chance today to meet those coming to lobby and learn from them because they feel very passionately on the issue. i also acknowledges armed forces day in the celebrations are going on this week and we should be concerned about the welfare of both serving and former serving members of our armed forces. i joined the prime minister in congratulating the lionesses for reaching the quarterfinal for the women's world cup a

notjust the north—east but parts of yorkshire.he mid 20s in one or two spots. the lowla nds the mid 20s in one or two spots. the lowlands of scotland, and the south too. high pressure close to the uk means very too. high pressure close to the uk means very settled sunny conditions. that high will also draw some of the heat from the south. you can see how red—hot france and italy are. the heat pushing into parts of germany and poland. iwill heat pushing into parts of germany and poland. i will not see a would—be excruciating but temperatures will be rising by the time we get to saturday. friday is still a relatively cool day. temperatures of around about 27 degrees. 18 on the north sea coast. then we see a dramatic rise across some central and eastern parts of the uk. the wind is blowing straight out of france, that inferno across the channel. temperatures up to 40 degrees in france. top temperatures here in the uk will probably hit around 32 over the weekend. but take around 32 over the weekend. but take a look at these excruciati

yorkshire, the north—east, the midlands. then later in the day, across the southern counties. very modest temperatures today. around 15 on the north sea coast. i teamed for many of us. maybe scraping 22 or 23 in one or two spots. very little change for tonight. in fact, one or two spots. very little change fortonight. infact, it one or two spots. very little change for tonight. in fact, it will turn quite nippy believe it or not. in the north—east of england, temperatures could get to around 5 degrees. notjust temperatures could get to around 5 degrees. not just the temperatures could get to around 5 degrees. notjust the north—east but parts of yorkshire as well. tomorrow, we lose some of that cloud and it is going to be a spectacularly sunny day. remember a very powerful sunshine this time of the year. temperatures will be higher as well. we could hit the mid—20s in one or two spots, for example the lowlands of scotland. could be the mid—20s in the south too. high pressure close to the uk means very settled sunny conditions

this cloud has brought rain today in parts of lincolnshire, yorkshire, north—west england and wales.ng into south—east scotland. some rain may move into parts of northern ireland. it will be windy, especially over the northern half of the uk. temperatures ranging from eight, to 12 degrees. low pressure still very much in charge of the scene through tomorrow. a couple of weather fronts to point out. this one has been moving slowly north—west over the last couple of days bringing rain into southern scotla nd days bringing rain into southern scotland and northern ireland. another area of wet weather pushing across the near continent and that's going to work into parts of eastern england through the day. really heavy bursts of rain developing here again. even away from those areas of persistent rain, some scattered showers and thunderstorms which may in themselves give enough rain in a short space of time to cause further issues with flooding. that's the story across southern england, some showers in wales, persistent rain in northern england. some rain in northern ireland. to the north

sean is in north yorkshire and has the outfit on. i am at north yorkshire and has the outfit on.next, what is a sausage, when can one be called a sausage? are these fillets or not? plenty of questions to be asked. now the news where you are. hello. signs the weather may improve as we go into the weekend but before, quite a bit of rainfall. not good news for the rivers have started to flood in parts of worcestershire, the midlands, lincolnshire as well. low pressure in charge of the weather. bringing weather fronts, this in charge of the weather. bringing weatherfronts, this particular in charge of the weather. bringing weather fronts, this particular cold front across the midlands, wales, northern england, giving us rain this morning. going to gradually move its way southwards, breaking up into showers this afternoon. some showers likely for the midlands but for the south—east, looking largely dry, lengthy spells of sunshine. looking further north, for scotland, frequent showers, heavy and thundery, some help mixed in. some really gusty winds especially in central and southern sc

showers as well, still pretty warm in the south, temperatures around 25 celsius, low 20s across yorkshirexpected to continue into monday and tuesday, 00:29:36,751 --> 2147483051:51:33,090 no extremes but very 2147483051:51:33,090 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 pleasant indeed. welcome to bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: can the us and china end their bitter trade war? we'll be live in osaka as donald trump and xijinping meet at the g20 summit. meanwhile president trump makes an unconventional last minute offer to meet with the north korean leader, kim jong—un. and it's taken 20 years of talks, but the eu and a group of south american countries finally clinch a historic free trade deal. hello and welcome.

showers as well, still pretty warm in the south, temperatures around 25 celsius, low 20s across yorkshire summer weather is expected to continue into monday and tuesday, no extremes but very pleasant indeed. good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today: the heatwave continues to grip europe. france records its highest all—time temperature. and get ready for what's forecast to be the hottest weekend of the year here. the 620 the g20 summit, president trump maxim expected offers to meet the north korean leader kim john gorton. let me tell you, we seem to get along — but is a good thing, not a bad thing. for the stupid people, they say that is not a good thing but, let me tell you, it is. kim jong—un. stormzy makes history by becoming the first british rapper to headline glastonbury.

focusing on this slow frontal system which will take that more persistent rain further northwards into yorkshireneside, and wales and south—west england. sunshine and heavy showers. still mainly dry for scotland and northern ireland, it may be the far north of england. look at the strength of these north—easterly winds. gusts will be even higher. combine that with the rain. we could see a months worth of rain injust eight with the rain. we could see a months worth of rain in just eight few days. wednesday, little change. frontal system continuing to work northwards. scotland and northern ireland will see persistent rain. it will still be lingering in northern england and wales. further south and east, heavy thundery showers. for 00:01:48,308 --> 2147483051:37:39,450 the week ahead, rain, heavy at 2147483051:37:39,450 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 times. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: michael gove has acknowledged he committed a crime when he took cocaine while working as a journalist 20 years ago. meanwhile, borisjohnson has said he would not pay britain's £39 billion brexit ‘

showers as well, still pretty warm in the south, temperatures around 25 celsius, low 20s across yorkshireday and tuesday, 00:26:02,046 --> 2147483051:49:45,737 no extremes but very 2147483051:49:45,737 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 pleasant indeed. this is bbc world news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the chinese leader appeals to president trump for dialogue rather than confrontation, over trade — we'll be live in osaka as xijinping and mr trump meet at the 620 summit. meanwhile president trump has made an offer to meet the north korean leader, kim jong—un, at the de—militarised zone with south korea. it's taken 20 years of talks — but the eu and a group of south american countries finally clinch an historic free trade deal. and nearly 50 years since the apollo 11 moon landing — nasa opens up the original mission control room to the public.

has just opened yorkshire sculpture international features the work of 18 new artists from 13 countries their creations will be on display in indoor and outdoor venues across the northern english county and the hey would report style from one of the host cities wakefield mesmerising incoming it's easy to get lost in wolfgang lives installation which uses rice granite and ashes to explore our relationship to food and life and death i think very important is very political but not not for the next day that if it is for the politicians but i think any look back in our history. the most important of us important for centuries and centuries after and somehow i think i wouldn't make political statements for our little problems today leipzig work is on show was part of the u.k.'s biggest sculpture festival which is taking place across forsyte sydney yorkshire the works of the 21st century sculptors are exhibited alongside that of barbara hepworth and henry moore who put british sculpture on an international footing in the 20th century here self-taught sculptor tao louis uses pound objects to e

temperatures could reach 22 celsius, maybe even 20 in yorkshire.is a hint of some showers there on tuesday. tuesday night into wednesday, we could have some thundery downpours across the eastern half of england as we gave into wednesday. more of an easterly track at this stage. look how warm it is across europe. this is where they have got the heatwave. but here, remaining changeable. after a brief rise in temperatures, it will cool off towards the end of the week. hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: another huge protest in hong kong as tens of thousands march — despite a government climb—down on its extradition bill to mainland china. protest leaders are demanding that the proposed law is permanently scrapped. boris johnson has been given the backing of senior brexiteer, esther mcvey, who was knocked out of the conservative leadership race. the jailed british iranian woman nazanin zaghari—radcliffe begins a new hunger strike as tehran protests about british claims that iran was behind attacks on two oil tankers. president trump h

s biggest sculpture festival which is taking place across 4 sites in yorkshire the works of 21st century sculptors are exhibited alongside that are barbara hepworth and henry moore who put british sculpture on an international footing in the 20th century his self-taught sculptor tao louis uses found objects to explore the issue of identity and black history to reign in art is not reprogramming uses different materials to make her statement the landscape here provides the perfect gallery setting allowing the sculpture space to breathe and it adds to the drama of the artwork damien hirst of course is no stranger to drama his work is striking against the backdrop i think that each piece each artist who is sharing has a unique vision and i think the artist that people will see in this exhibition be able to grasp hold of an idea and it will hopefully open their minds to make them look at the world in a different way to think about how they move around space to think about how things feel about our environments the aim here is to make art accessible and give people the space to reflect on life

showers as well, still pretty warm in the south, temperatures around 25 celsius, low 20s across yorkshireto monday and tuesday, no extremes but very pleasant indeed.

showers as well, still pretty warm in the south, temperatures around 25 celsius, low 20s across yorkshireto continue into monday and tuesday, no extremes but very pleasant indeed. this is bbc news. the headlines: presidents trump and xi are conducting talks at the g20 summit injapan. mrtrump conducting talks at the g20 summit injapan. mr trump has threatened to impose new tariffs on chinese imports, president macros —— president xi has warned that it could destroy global trade. meanwhile, president trump has made an offer to meet the north korean leader, kim jong—un, at the de—militarised zone with south korea. there last meeting ended badly after they failed to reach an agreement on any north korea's nuclear programme. the european union has agreed a huge free trade deal with south america's biggest commercial bloc — mercosur, after two decades of talks. the eu's agreement with argentina, brazil, paraguay and uruguay creates a market for goods and services covering almost eight hundred million people.

showers as well, still pretty warm in the south, temperatures around 25 celsius, low 20s across yorkshirerees, atlantic reason some showers. a fine summer atlantic reason some showers. a fine summer weather is expected to continue into monday and tuesday, no 00:28:46,849 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 extremes but very pleasant indeed. conciliatory this is bbc news. the headlines: the european union has agreed a huge free trade deal with south america's biggest commercial bloc — mercosur, after two decades of talks. the eu's agreement with argentina, brazil, paraguay, and uruguay creates a market for goods and services covering almost 800 million people. presidents trump and xi are preparing for talks at the g20 sumit injapan. the us and chinese leaders are meeting after trade negotiations stalled last month. mr trump threatened to impose new tariffs on chinese imports. mr xi has already warned world leaders that protectionist measures could destroy global. an american white supremacist has been jailed for life without parole for driving into a crowd of anti—racism protesters in 2017, killing a

s biggest sculpture festival which is taking place across 4 sites in yorkshire the works of the 21st century sculptors are exhibited alongside that of barbara hepworth and henry moore who put british sculpture on an international footing in the 20th century here self-taught sculptor tao louis uses found objects to explore the issue of identity and black history to reign in art is not a reprogramming it uses different materials to make her statement the landscape here provides the perfect gallery setting allowing the sculpture space to breathe and it adds to the drama of the artwork damien hirst of course is no stranger to drama his work is striking against the backdrop i think that each piece each artist who is sharing has a unique vision and i think the artist that people will see in this exhibition be able to grasp hold of an idea and it will hopefully open their minds to make them look at the world in a different way to think about how they move around space to think about how things feel about our environments the aim here is to make art accessible and give people the space to re

s biggest sculpture festival which is taking place across 4 sites in yorkshire the works of the 21st century sculptors are exhibited alongside that of barbara hepworth and henry moore who put british sculpture on an international footing in the 20th century here self-taught sculptor tao louis uses found objects to explore the issue of identity and black history to reign in art is not a reprogramming it uses different materials to make her statement the landscape here provides the perfect gallery setting allowing the sculpture space to breathe and it adds to the drama of the artwork damien hirst of course is no stranger to drama his work is striking against the backdrop i think that each piece each artist who is sharing has a unique vision and i think the artist that people will see in this exhibition be able to grasp hold of an idea and it will hopefully open their minds to make them look at the world in a different way to think about how they move around space to think about how things feel about our environments the aim here is to make art accessible and give people the space to re

showers as well, still pretty warm in the south, temperatures around 25 celsius, low 20s across yorkshired to continue into monday and tuesday, 00:20:41,926 --> 2147483051:47:05,678 no extremes but very 2147483051:47:05,678 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 pleasant indeed. this is bbc news. i‘m ben bland. our top stories: the eu and several south american countries clinch a huge free trade deal after two decades of negotiations. a us—china showdown at g20 suit. but can can presidents trump and xi agree to end their bitter trade war? we‘ll be live in osaka with the latest. a white supremacist is jailed for life in the united states for driving a car into anti—racism protesters in charlottesville. cheering. lady gaga leads crowds in new york to mark 50 years since the stonewall riots helped spark the global fight for lgbt rights.

showers as well, still pretty warm in the south, temperatures around 25 celsius, low 20s across yorkshireand tuesday, no extremes but very pleasant indeed. this is bbc news, the headlines: presidents trump and xi are conducting talks at the g20 sumit injapan. the chinese leader has appealed for dialogue rather than confrontation. mr trump has threatened to impose new tariffs on chinese imports. mr xi has warned this could destroy global trade. meanwhile, donald trump has also made a last minute offer to meet the north korean leader, kim jong—un. mr trump says he's willing to see mr kim at the demilitarised zone. their last meeting ended badly after they failed to reach an agreement on ending the north's nuclear programme. lady gaga hasjoined crowds in new york, marking 50 years since the stonewall riots helped spark the fight for lgbt rights. the stonewall inn was a gay bar where regulars fought back against police harrassement — giving birth to a global movement in support of equal rights.

s biggest sculpture festival which is taking place across 4 sites in yorkshire the works of the 21st century sculptors are exhibited alongside that of barbara hepworth and henry moore who put british sculpture on an international footing in the 20th century here self-taught sculptor tao louis uses found objects to explore the issue of identity and black history to reign in art is not a reprogramming it uses different materials to make her statement the landscape here provides the perfect gallery setting allowing the sculpture space to breathe and it adds to the drama of the artwork damien hirst of course is no stranger to drama his work is striking against the backdrop i think that each piece each artist who is sharing has a unique vision and i think the artist that people will see in this exhibition be able to grasp hold of an idea and it will hopefully open their minds to make them look at the world in a different way to think about how they move around space to think about how things feel about our environments the aim here is to make art accessible and give people the space to re

showers as well, still pretty warm in the south, temperatures around 25 celsius, low 20s across yorkshireather is expected to continue into monday and tuesday, no extremes but very pleasant indeed. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: cheering. lady gaga leads crowds in new york to mark 50 years since the stonewall riots helped spark the global fight for lgbt rights. can the us and china end their bitter trade war? we'll be live in osaka as donald trump and xijinping meet at the g20 summit. applause. it's taken 20 years of talks, but the eu and a group of south american countries finally clinch an historic free trade deal. and nearly 50 years since the apollo 11 moon landing —

by this stage, the main focus of the rain will be across the eastern side of england, east yorkshiretyneside, and across a large swathe of northern england, wrapping itself around into wales in the south—west. again for much of scotland and northern ireland, mainly dry with one 01’ northern ireland, mainly dry with one or two showers, could see some sharp showers across the south—east and east anglia, but things turning and east anglia, but things turning a little drier, but notice the strength of the wind, and a cool autumnalfeel, strength of the wind, and a cool autumnal feel, some could see as much of a month of rain injust a few days from this slow—moving frontal system. by the time we get to wednesday, it starts to push its way into scotland and northern ireland, but still some heavy and persistent rain across parts of northern england and wales for a time, further south some spells of sunshine but once again some heavy, thundery showers. so it is a really u nsettled thundery showers. so it is a really unsettled week ahead. certainly quite a cool field on wednesday, just 13 or 1

a little disappointing if you were headed to the north yorkshire coast today, this is how it looked withvy rain pushing across northern ireland and into scotland. whereas today it was not warm everywhere, tonight it will be warm everywhere, tonight it will be warm and muggy pretty much everywhere. these are the minimum temperatures. 11— 17 degrees. the finals of scotland escaping with something a little cooler and fresher. the weather tomorrow dominated by low pressure and that will bring about the change for all of us because behind the cold front there is cool air and that will work eastwards as we had through sunday. the cold air will be ushered in by this cold front, a band of cloud and showers drifting eastwards through the day to some could be heavy and as you can see, the band of showers squashes the warm air ever further eastwards. parts of east yorkshire and lincolnshire, anglia and the south—east could see temperatures into the middle 20s. further west, 16 implements, maybe 20 and birmingham. you can see cloud and showers continuing to drift eastwards. west wales a bit brighter

the wettest areas have been across parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, the east midlands and towards walese south east of that, some sunny spells, yes, but also a scattering of heavy, thundery showers. the wind is light towards the south—east, but elsewhere, quite a windy day. and underneath these outbreaks of rain, with that brisk wind which could bring gusts of up to a0 mph or so, it will feel very cool indeed. 11 or 12 degrees. all the while, scotland and northern ireland seeing a fair amount of dry weather, some spells of sunshine, just a few showers across the far north of scotland. as we go through this evening and tonight, this band of cloud and rain will move very slowly further north—westwards, more of north—west england will get into the rain. some of that rain clipping into northern ireland and a southern scotland by the end of the night as well. temperatures between nine and 12 degrees. and as we go onto tomorrow, low pressure still very much in charge on the scene. this frontal system taking rain into southern scotland, part of northern ireland. and this next lump of wet weath

born in south africa but raised in yorkshire he has been a lifelong liverpool fan. raised in yorkshire he has been a lifelong liverpool fan. and who better to get advice from than the man who has guided the reds to a sixth european title? my father was a tennis coach and i played a lot of tennis as a child. one of the first things on my bucket list hen i had my break was going to wimbledon once and having strawberry with a cream and stuff like that. everyone turns on the tv for that time of year and the first name to go to is the british number one and that is where the expectation is. andy has done it for so long and done very well. it almost shows how well he did cope with it and how much sort of pressure and expectation was on him. now it is me and it's my turn. in his iii—year career andy murray reached the top of the world rankings. kyle edmund has a highest position of 14 and of the world rankings. kyle edmund has a highest position of 14 and seeded 30th at wimbledon. edmund made last year's australian open semifinals but age 2a he has plans to go further. a l

post checking out the whitby golf festival. —— yorkshire coast.d afternoon. there's continued focus on borisjohnson‘s private life this lunchtime, after he failed to answer questions at a conservative leadership debate about why police were called to his house following reports of a row. his supporters, including the cabinet minister liz truss, say he should be judged on his policies not his personal life. but detractors, like international trade secretary liam fox, who's backing jeremy hunt, said today mrjohnson should have given an explanation of what happened. here's our political correspondent nick eardley. often in the headlines, this time for the wrong reasons. after police were called to the flat borisjohnson shares with his girlfriend, mrjohnson has been reluctant to explain. i don't think they want to hear about that kind of thing, er... applause. but this senior tory, who's backing mrjohnson‘s leadership rival, jeremy hunt, said an explanation would be sensible. it's always easier to just give an explanation, but i think the key thing is

a spokesperson for dorset police said a man from north yorkshire had been arrested and released whilenow let's get a little on the weather. we have had some contrast in the weather around the uk today. for many it was a cloudy day with heavy showers. the skies during the afternoon looked threatening in essex, storm clouds. a contest further west. this was how conal looked. not much cloud and not many people on the beaches. as we go through the evening and overnight heavy showers clearing away from the south—east quickly. the weather for many of us becomes dry as showers tend to become confined to the north and west. temperatures 8—10. thursday's forecast is sunshine and showers. showers most frequent in scotla nd showers. showers most frequent in scotland close to an area of low pressure. falling quickly in northern ireland in the morning but for england and wales for most places it is dry with sunshine. showers will develop some quite heavy through the afternoon. more of us heavy through the afternoon. more of us seeing more sunshine and the weather will feel pressure across 00:09:35

small market town of horrors in north yorkshire maybe somewhat out of the way but it's most certainly not a sleepy hamlet that's thanks to our oppressive bill local councillor john blackie the post office the library the bus company all the one slated for closure now they're run by locals and flourishing and horses approaching brags that with the same can do attitude. to. catch as. many. as we can. anyone wanting to borrow books or cash a check can do it right here in hordes what was once a routine occurrence is now rare in a region struggling under austerity john blacky worries that the cutbacks could get even worse after a break that britain's withdrawal from the e.u. but it's not the 1st crisis horses endured. back in the early ninety's the cheese factory was about to shut down then john lackey got together with the factories current managing director david hartley to organize a rescue the employees simply took over the plant. today 200 people working here and it exports cheese around the world. but many younger families are leaving that makes keeping the local infrastructure intac

humber are 33% of young people in yorkshire and the humberare in 33% of young people in yorkshire andtalk about the fact that they can't be competitive. because they have vacancies within their business. there is some optimism too. this hull company makes ethical cleaning products and is expanding. hull company makes ethical cleaning products and is expandinglj hull company makes ethical cleaning products and is expanding. i think it is still a two tier economy however i do think the gap is closing. we have taken our destiny in our hands and tried to redress the balance and we have certainly seen more the balance and we have certainly seen more skilled people, not only available but been attracted to the area. most businesses here do back the idea of the northern powerhouse but to really rival london northern economy still has some way to go. jesus h that was sarah corker, reporting from hull. jesus h that was sarah corker, reporting from hull. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. we have got some sunny weather to talk about the next few days, for many of us it wil

it will continue to rain across yorkshire all through the day, the north—west of england, wales, theunshine and heavy showers. in the north of the country there will be some sunshine around. at times it will be cloudy, but dry at least. on wednesday, the weather system is still with us, a sense of things spiralling very slowly around, and again, more heavy showers being pushed into the uk, so again, it continues to remain very wet across many parts of the country into wednesday. wednesday and thursday, the low pressure is still with us, so this pattern is not in a hurry to change. it will be on the cool side, in fact, as far as the rest of the week is concerned very little change really, at times will be quite windy as well. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: trump's mexico deal. officials say trade tariffs could still happen if the flow of migrants isn't stopped. the aftermath of a massacre in mali. the first images from a burnt—out village where almost 100 people died in ethnic violence. the vatican says people cannot decide their own gender. it has drawn strong

some may hold on through parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, into norfolk and along the coastline here,sunshine. west will be warmest, and temperatures are creeping up a few degrees on thursday, so some spots at this stage will be into the upper 20s. high pressure just repositioning itself slightly, as we go to friday, out into the north sea. so we're now starting to tap into some even warmer air coming in from the continent, particularly targetted again towards western parts of the uk, where we're going to see those higher temperatures. a lot of sunshine around, still a bit of low cloud near these north sea coasts in some spots. even here, it's going to be a little warmer on friday. but it is going to be the warmest day in the west, where some here in north—west scotland, for example, could be near 30 degrees celsius. now, western areas will turn cooler over the weekend. the weekend starts, actually, with something hotter to the east, and particularly in south—east england, with temperatures peaking into the low 30s on saturday. but if you don't like the sound of that, thank goodness y

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thundercloud, and through the course of this evening there were to continues to spread across wales, yorkshire. nudging into southern scotland, overnight into northern ireland. at the same time the winds are freshening in southern parts of the uk as well. at the same time dry across parts of scotland and northern ireland. some clearer weather too. tomorrow, low—pressure marchers out into the north sea, behind it a rush of strong winds, it's going to be blustery forjune. the southern coasts could see gusts of up to 60 mph with choppy seas and blustery inland as well. showers are possible anywhere on saturday. further showers on sunday but at least the winds be lighter. this programme contains repeated flashing images. a woman who killed her husband after decades of emotional abuse has her murder conviction reduced to manslaughter, and won't face a retrial.. after a campaign led by herfamily, sally challen is free to go home after time served, saying her husband, will always be a part of her. i still love richard and miss him dreadfully and i wish that none of this had happened. to have my mothe

heavy, possibly thundery but as they drift east, they push heat eastwards as well, so through east yorkshireire and the south—east we could reach the middle 20s, perhaps 27 and 28 and the parts of the city further west, cooler and fresh. hefty showers in northern ireland the day and it turns windy here through the evening. when pushing through scotland and hefty downpours and for all of us through the week ahead it will feel cool with rain at times, some sunshine as well. good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and rogerjohnson. 0ur headlines today: liverpool are the champions of europe. jurgen klopp‘s team beat spurs 2—0 in madrid to lift the champions league trophy for the sixth time. we were all pretty much crying on the pitch because it was so emotional, it was so big. it means so emotional, it was so big. it means so much to us. it was tottenham's first champions‘ league final, but they say it won't be their last. at least we didn't get thrashed, it could have been a lot

this nursery in bradford serves a deprived part of yorkshire. many children need extra support. highly trained, but it's getting harder to cover the costs. our funding went down, and yet costs have all increased, because national living wage and minimum wage is going up year—on—year. it's getting tighter and tighter. free early years education has been incredibly popular with parents, but for years now, nurseries have been telling the government they arejust now, nurseries have been telling the government they are just not getting enough money to do the kind ofjob they want to do. so as a result, more and more nurseries are now charging parents or asking them for a financial contribution. but, in some places, that's just a financial contribution. but, in some places, that'sjust not possible. parents here are asked to contribute just £12 a year for a fund, and that is paid in instalments. a survey of providers for the early years alliance found that more than 40% had cut back on buying learning resources, and almost 20% had reduced the quality of their food. they are starting to

born in south africa but raised in yorkshire, edmund has been a lifelong liverpool fan.ice from than the man who has guided the reds to a sixth european title? my father was a tennis coach. i played a lot of tennis in my childhood and one of the first things on my bucket list when i had my break was going to wimbledon once, having strawberries with the cream and stuff like that. everyone turns on the tvs at that time of year and the first name you go to is obviously the british number one. that's where the expectation is and andy has done very well for so long and it shows how well he did to cope with it and how much sort of pressure and expectation was on him but, you know, now it's me and it's my turn. in his 1a—year career, andy murray reached the top of the world rankings. edmund's highest position is 14th and at wimbledon he is seeded 30th. while murray has won three grand slams and two 0lympic golds, edmund made last year's australian open semifinals but aged 2a, he has plans to go further. i wish you luck for wimbledon. a lot more nervous when i'm watching footbal

it will continue to rain across yorkshire all through the day, the north—west of england, wales, thet will see sunshine and heavy showers. in the north of the country there will be some sunshine around. at times it will be cloudy, but dry at least. on wednesday, the weather system is still with us, a sense of things spiralling very slowly around, and again, more heavy showers being pushed into the uk, so again, it continues to remain very wet across many parts of the country into wednesday. wednesday and thursday, the low pressure is still with us, so this pattern is not in a hurry to change. it will be on the cool side, in fact, as far as the rest of the week is concerned very little change really, at times will be quite windy as well. good morning. welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today: and then there were ten. the final contenders to become the conservative party leader and the next prime minister set out their stalls. a call for restrictions on the use of non—disclosure agreements, saying they've created a cover—up culture to silence workers

across the southeast and now in northern parts around lincolnshire and south yorkshire.and but some brighter spells and sunshine in the far south—east of england. that rain will continue further north. the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland remaining dry apart from a few showers in the far north. it's going to feel pretty cool with the brisk north—easterly wind with temperatures 11—12. rain will pivot further north and west tonight. some clear spells either side of that with temperatures down to about 9-12. with temperatures down to about 9—12. further rain in the forecast on wednesday. it will be across the south—east of scotland, parts of northern ireland and moving into england and wales as the day goes on. to "get things done" you are watching bbc newsroom live. these are today's main stories... two more candidates launch their bids to be the next tory leader, with different visions of the way forward on brexit. the next prime minister must have a clear plan to a managed exit by the end of october. they must have the negotiating ability to deliver it

will probably reach around 32 in the london area and just shy of 30 across the midlands and into yorkshire 22. that was saturday, sunday completely different in the fact the winds will be blowing off the atlantic, pushing the heat away back into central and eastern parts of europe so there will be a dramatic drop in the temperature with some showers in the northwest as well. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 11:00pm: as the us—mexico border crisis worsens, the mother of a man pictured dead next to his baby toddler after trying to enter the country says she feared it could happen. asa as a mother, you get the feeling. i cried a lot when we said goodbye, because in my heart, ifelt it cried a lot when we said goodbye, because in my heart, i felt it was going to be the last time i would hug him. president trump said he hated seeing the photograph, but blamed the democrats for obstructing his tough border policies. also coming up: outrage as the labour party readmits chris williamson after an investigation into comments he made about the party's handling

s biggest sculpture festival which is taking place across 4 sites in yorkshire the works of the 21st century sculptors are exhibited alongside that of barbara hepworth and henry moore who put british sculpture on an international footing in the 20th century his self-taught sculptor tao louis uses found objects to explore the issue of identity and black history to reign in art is not to reprogram me and uses different materials to make her statement the landscape here provides a perfect gallery setting allowing the sculpture space to breathe and it adds to the drama of the artwork damien hirst of course is no stranger to drama his work is striking against the backdrop i think that each piece each artist who is sharing has a unique vision and i think the artist that people will see in this exhibition be able to grasp hold of an idea and it will hopefully open their minds to make them look at the world in a different way to think about how they move around space to think about how things feel about our environments the aim here is to make art accessible and give people the space to refl