zoe kleinman, thank you. just a couple _ be curtailed. zoe kleinman, thank you.man, thank you. just a couple of pieces of- you. just a couple of pieces of breaking news this hour. we are hearing that the un security council vote on israel—gaza may be delayed and a draft that is currently circulating might be further revised. we are expecting that vote in the next hour or so, but we are hearing that that could be delayed. this is trying to establish a ceasefire. there have of course been differences between the us and russia and china, with one vote failing last week. another piece of news that is coming to us. the afp news that is coming to us. the afp news agency is reporting that the ceo of boeing, david calhoun, is to step down. we will bring you more on that and try and confirm the details in the coming months. hello again. the forecast from earlier has changed because the met office has dropped tuesday's yellow weather warning for significant hill snow in scotland and heavy rain. the amounts we're now expecting are'nt going to be as much. but you can see in

zoe kleinman, bbc news. that's it from me for today.you next so stay with us on bbc news. hello there. well, at this time of year, with light winds and some sunshine, we can get some spring warmth. and that's what we had yesterday. warmest day of the year so far, just shy of 19 degrees in surrey. and it wasn't a bad start today. and surrey is probably one of the areas where we could see the highest values once again. different story further north and west in east renfrewshire. we've already seen some sharp showers here, all tied into this area of low pressure. and along the southern flank, plenty of isobars, so strong to gale—force gusts of winds as well. now, this has been the progress of the rain so far today. it's fairly light and drizzly as it moves its way across wales and north west england. but we've got some heavier bursts across western scotland and northern ireland, accompanied by gusts of winds in excess of 50 to 60 miles an hour. some brightness by the end of the day in the far north. cloudy with some brief glimpses of sunsh

zoe kleinman, bbc news.n shropshire has found what's thought be the largest gold nugget ever discovered in england. the nugget, which weighs almost 65 grams, is expected sell at auction for between twenty and thirty thousand pounds. we spoke to the auctioneer. we've had nothing like it before. so we've sold some weird and wonderful things in the past, but. and, yeah, gold. we've handled gold before, but usually in the form of a ring orjewellery or coins, which are far more common. but this is certainly a one—off for us and very excited to have it with us. what's red, black, and hairy all over? a new species of bug found in australia, dubbed by some as a "punk beetle" for its shaggy white locks. here it is. a queensland researcherjames tweed spotted the fluffy specimen by chance while camping and initially mistook it for... bird poo. thankfullyjames did a double take, and realised it was in fact an insect unlike any he'd seen before. it's about one centimetre long and covered in long, fluffy white hairs. he p

zoe kleinman, bbc news. our top story this afternoon...pays compensation to women affected by the increase in the state pension age. and coming up... head teachers in england say they're missing out on vital funds to fix leaking roofs and outdated classrooms. coming up on bbc news, former wales star louis rees—zammit, who traded rugby union for the nfl, has caught the eye of three unnamed teams after a day of testing yesterday, as he continues his quest to break into american football. could working in extreme heat increase a woman's risk of miscarriage or stillbirth? as our planet heats up, a new study in india shared with the bbc has found pregnant women faced twice the risk of miscarriage, stillbirth or low birth weight if they worked in very hot environments, compared to those in cooler places. researchers are now working with uk scientists to better understand these findings, saying they could have an impact on advice for pregnant women globally. our global health correspondent tulip mazumdar has been to tamil nadu to meet some of the

zoe kleinman, bbc news. gangs, according to a leading child protection expert. professor alexis jay, who revealed the extent of sexual exploitation in rotherham, is warning of an urgent but preventable crisis. she says there's currently no national strategy for dealing with this type of crime. here's our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds. if they knew you were talking to me right now, what would they do to you? i don't think i'd be alive. seriously. i genuinely think i would end up six feet under. that's why we're not revealing joe's identity, or the area where, as a child, he worked for a criminal gang in scotland. if they wanted me to go and sell something for them, i had to go and do it. if i had to go and hit someone for them, i had to go and do it. or it was me that was paying the price. why are children being exploited and coerced into crime? professor alexis jay took evidence from 70 people and organisations in an inquiry commissioned by the charity action for children. a big factor in it appear

zoe kleinman, bbc news. good evening. mixed fortunes across the country.m at the moment. it was a different story further north and west, the rain not too heavy but it was a nuisance as you can see from lancashire. this weather front will continue to sink its way south and east, clearing in the southeast during friday and behind it under the influence of low pressure, a cooler story is set to dominate. it will be a rather murky start with light, drizzly rain pushing south—eastwards. behind it, somewhat brighter with a rash of showers and gale—force gusts of wind to the far north. we could see that front lingering across the kent coast during the afternoon but a brighter story across england and wales, a few isolated showers but notably cooler. furthershowers few isolated showers but notably cooler. further showers into northern ireland and scotland accompanied by gales, perhaps severe gales, across the northern isles so that will make it feel quite chilly here and some of those showers will start to turn wintering over higher ground. low pressure drifts st

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