his aim was to get rid of hazel and get his hands on their £800,000 house here in west sussex. harris on the left was secretly recorded by one of the so—called hitmen who was alarmed by the plan. i mean whatever happens, the £150 grand is there, that‘s yours. 0bviously whatever happens it will look like an accident or a mugging gone wrong or something. another of the supposed hitmen was duke dean, who met harris in london. dean said he couldn‘t believe what harris wanted and went to the police. did you get the impression he was serious about getting rid of hazel? he was stone serious about that. that‘s what he wanted? desperately right. harris told police he was researching a hitman novel, like day of the jackal and wanted to meet a real hitman. but the police say the book didn‘t exist. this was a man who in fact was a very manipulative, conniving and ruthless individual. detectives say harris was driven by greed and lust but thankfully failed three times to kill the woman he had spent his life with. duncan kennedy, bbc news. let‘s have a look at some of the front

ryan ten doeschate made 100 too as essex beat sussex by 10 runs. and finally, to a rather embarrassing moment at the giro d'italia for slovenian cyclist luka pibernik. he was leading the fifth stage as it entered messina on the island of sicily. unfortunately for him, he had either forgotten they were meant to do two laps through the town or didn't hear the bell indicating the final lap and so celebrated his uncontested victory only to realise moments later why the rest of the field hadn't chased him! columbian sprinter fernando gaviria was eventually and legitimately first across the finish line for his second victory of the tour. britain's geraint thomas and adam yates came home safely in the main group remaining second and third overall. they are behind leader bob jungels of luxembourg. that is all from sports day for now. ina that is all from sports day for now. in a moment, it is time for the papers, but for the team here, goodbye finau. -- it is —— it is goodbye for now. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bring

they pushed across sussex, kent and essex producing spectacular scenes. the storms in total produced around 120,000, if not more, lightening flashes in the space of 12 hours, but they are fading fast and they have pushed their way off towards the north sea. it is quieter out there at the moment, but we could see further storms develop through the day as heavy showers get going and for your bank holiday monday, friday gave us so much promise, not much in the way of sunshine today. dampest across northern england's and northern ireland. across western scotland it will be a damp one. notice how whilst you have dry weather across the south, the showers will get going later and we will see more develop, north wales and northern england too. but northern ireland, western scotland, it is a day to sit—in and watch a film on tv. not much breeze. to the north and the east of scotland always drier. a few cloud breaks. you could see sunshine and that will boost temperatures into the high teens. getting close to 20 celsius maybe. lots of cloud for northern england a

we had a range in chester and insurer in sussex, both connected with this investigation. it feels as if that familiar pattern which became established on tuesday last week of arrests being made and raids, is rolling on words. the former blue peter presenterjohn noa kes the former blue peter presenterjohn noakes has died at the age of 83. he was known for his daredevil stunts after joining was known for his daredevil stunts afterjoining the was known for his daredevil stunts after joining the programme was known for his daredevil stunts afterjoining the programme in 1965 and remaining for nearly 13 years on the programme. david sillito looks back at his career. i'm upside down! have 20,000 feet i'm upside down! have 20,000 feet i'm upside down! this does me good, a? how about that, one, two? blue peter has had many presenters over the years, butjon mills was special. as cheery, funny daredevil from halifax. at this level, the plinth on which nelson stands overhangs the column. i find myself standing on the ladder with nothing underneath me. the words, and then it was my tu

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in west sussex. emergency services in new york say that 13 people are reported injured in times square in new york, after a car hit a group of pedestrians this afternoon. —— one person has died and 19 are injured. the driver is in policy custody, and the area has been sealed off. let's join our correspondent neda tawfik, who's at the scene now. what more can you tell us about what happened? the nypd are describing this as an isolated incident. chaos this as an isolated incident. chaos this afternoon was in times square isa cargoing this afternoon was in times square is a car going down the wrong direction on seventh ave ploughed into people in times square. we now believe more than a dozen people are injured and one person has died. the police very quickly after this incident had the driver in custody. he isa incident had the driver in custody. he is a 26—year—old with two previous arrests for drunk driving so they believe that could be the cause of this accident. we know that the new york ma

in the seaside town of st ann's square in sussex, officers moved in on unaddressed and arrested a man of 23 whojoins unaddressed and arrested a man of 23 who joins i3 unaddressed and arrested a man of 23 who joins 13 others already in custody. i watch past ten, hello, how are you doing? salman abedi was caught on cctv as he prepared to kill himself and to commit mass murder. it has emerged five years ago, concerns began to be raised with the authorities about his extremist views. and so since the bombing, there has been criticism of the security service mi5. it has launched two enquiries into the way it examined and assessed abedi he was not considered an immediate threat. the home secretary has refused to be drawn on possible missed opportunities. remember, this is still a live operation, we are still seeing arrests being made. it is right mi5 can look back and find out what has happened in the past but at the moment, i'm going to focus on making sure that we get the operation included and successfully serve. but after the atrocity at the manchester arena, showed an intelligence agen

this weather watcher in east sussex captured this big cloud. if you see one of these coming towards you, that spells trouble. you could get a heavy shower or thunderstorm. you can see this current of cloud, that this was rolled across southern parts of the country. that was set in place. it is low pressure which will provide a focus for heavy and possibly thundery showers. much of 72 somerset should be driver support of sussex, we are expecting very heavy thundery downpours. these will be hit and miss. thundery downpours. these will be hitand miss. some thundery downpours. these will be hit and miss. some pieces will stay dry but in areas with showers you will know about it. three wales, northern england, scotland and northern ireland it is largely drive with the odd shower. sunshine in western scotland lifting temperatures to 20 degrees. in aberdeen you might get no higher than 9 degrees. through this evening we will see a lot of cloud feeding in across eastern scotland, north—east england. ensures further south will fade away. with this sca

duncan kennedy reporting from west sussex. president donald trump has said he is facing the biggest "witch hunt against a politician in american history" over his sacking of the fbi chiefjames comey. mr trump's angry tweet follows news of the appointment of former fbi chief, robert mueller, to lead an independent inquiry into alleged russian interference in last year's election. politicians on both sides of congress welcomed the decision — which took the white house by surprise. richard galpin reports. these are the darkest days so far for donald trump, whose brief, chaotic tenure at the white house is steadily being engulfed by allegations of inappropriate links with russia. director, if you would rise. so much so, a former fbi director, robert mueller, has been called in as special prosecutor to lead the growing investigation into the allegations. he's seen as an independent outsider and has been welcomed by democrat and republican politicians. it is a very positive development. it is evidence the administration is taking

it is not raining in kent and sussex at 8am. but eventually the second half of the morning, into the afternoon, most of the uk is inc offered in the cloud, and it will be damp. the rain will not fall into any one location all day long. some areas might have all day long. some areas might have a bit of sunshine, and it is quite warm. a big low pressure across the atla ntic warm. a big low pressure across the atlantic sending weather fronts in oui’ atlantic sending weather fronts in our direction. as head of this weather front, the cloud our direction. as head of this weatherfront, the cloud does break up, the wind coming out of the south, it could be very warm. we expect high temperatures, but that is not the case for most of the uk. but it will be pleasant enough. wednesday does not look like it will stay warm across the south—east, we will see cloud and rain. overall, a relatively unsettled spell of weather beginning. towards friday, weather beginning. towards friday, we start to see cooler conditions of the atlantic, so it

done ken di, bbc news in sussex. as you heard, there was never research, he made it all up. he really did want to kill hazel and went to extraordinary lengths, to find not one but three people to try to do it. in the end he did it and will be a in court today for that crime. now to the weatherroom with ben rich. today has been a brighter prospect with spells of sunshine. showers around. this picture sum it is up nicely. in st ives in cornwall. notice down to the south—east, there is something changing, more in the way of cloud. more outbreaks of rain in the northern and south—eastern areas of england, into east anglia and tonight. the heaviest burst to be to the east of london. some rain getting up to parts of lincolnshire and yorkshire. in the west, the day time showers fade, tonight a few patches of fog and frost for some. friday, in south—east scotland a little bit of patchy rain continuing to flirt with the coastal areas. temperatures about 11 to 15 celsius. the weekend, a mixture of sunshine and showers. for more details, join sarah keith—lucas right here in hal

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in west sussex. tributes have been paid to rhodri morgan, who has died at the age of 77. he led the welsh government for almost a decade until his retirement in 2009. labour colleagues have described him as a unique intellect just underfatherfigure described him as a unique intellect just under father figure for wales. the party suspended election campaigning in wales today as a mark of respect. back to the election campaign now and the party leaders' tv debate is under way this evening on itv. but neither theresa may and jeremy corbyn are there instead, viewers are hearing from liberal democrats' tim farron, snp leader nicola sturgeon, paul nuttall of ukip, leanne wood from plaid cymru and the greens' caroline lucas. our news correspondent, sima kotecha joins us live from the event in salford. iam in i am in the spin room and on the big screen behind me, the debate is going on. it has only been going on for about 20 minutes and i am joined from jonathan tong, professor of politics from the universit

philadelphia right new but we are watching some showers, to our south, as we zoom in, we will see from sussex county, delaware all the way down to the del marva peninsula and couple thunderstorms there. that is where you are headed, that is what you have to encounter. we are socked in with cloud here in olde city and we have 57 degrees with 7-mile an hour wind out of the east and relative humidity at 83 percent. other temperatures in the 50's as well, mostly in the mid to upper 50's, heading to a high of around 70 degrees, if we get any sunshine, thunderstorms could pop up anytime but can't rule it out bob kill toy day with that high of 70 degrees. >> come on, 6:02. good morning. everybody is heading back this morning. here's i-95 southbound, at girard avenue coming into downtown philadelphia live look here at 42 freeway extra volume folks coming back from the beach to the office this morning as we always see after a busy holiday weekend down the shore this guy here pulled over off to the side, it looks like he is tightening up his cargo here ramps from creek road to head south on the 42 free

his aim was to get rid of hazel and get his hands on their £800,000 house here in west sussex. harris, on the left, was secretly recorded by one of the so—called hitmen who was alarmed by the plan. i mean whatever happens, the £150 grand is there, that's yours. 0bviously whatever happens, it will look like an accident or a mugging gone wrong or something. another of the supposed hitmen was duke dean, who met harris in london. dean said he couldn't believe what harris wanted and went to the police. did you get the impression he was serious about getting rid of hazel? he was quite stone serious about that. that's what he wanted? desperately wanted. harris told police he was researching a hitman novel, like day of the jakal, and wanted to meet a real hitman. but the police say the book didn't exist. this was a man who in fact was a very manipulative, conniving and ruthless individual. detectives say harris was driven by greed and lust, but thankfully failed three times to kill the woman he had spent his life with. duncan kennedy, bbc news. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to

in the seaside town of shoreham—by—sea, in sussex, officers moved in on an address and arrested a man of 23. hejoins 13 others already in custody. a normal neighbour. i walk past him. hello, how are you doing? that's all i really know of him. salman abedi was caught on cctv as he prepared to kill himself and commit mass murder. it's emerged that five years ago, concerns began to be raised with the authorities about his extremist views. and so since the bombing, there's been criticism of the security service mi5. it has now launched two inquiries into the way it examined and assessed abedi. he was not considered an immediate threat. the home secretary has refused to be drawn on possible missed opportunities. remember, this is still a live operation. we are still seeing arrests being made. it's right that mi5 can look back and find out what has happened in the past but, at the moment, i'm going to focus on making sure that we get the operation concluded and successfully so. but after the atrocity of the manchester arena, should an intelligence agency be investigating itself? well, i thi

his aim was to get rid of hazel and get his hands on their £800,000 house here in west sussex. harris on the left was secretly recorded by one of the so—called hitmen who was alarmed by the plan. i mean whatever happens, the £150 grand is there, that's yours. 0bviously whatever happens it will look like an accident or a mugging gone wrong or something. another of the supposed hitmen was duke dean, who met harris in london. dean said he couldn't believe what harris wanted and went to the police. did you get the impression he was serious about getting rid of hazel? he was stone serious about that. that's what he wanted? that's what he wanted. harris told police he was researching a hitman novel, like day of the jackal and wanted to meet a real hitman. but the police say the book didn't exist. this was a man who in fact was a very manipulative, conniving and ruthless individual. detectives say harris was driven by greed and lust but thankfully failed three times to kill the woman he had spent his life with. duncan kennedy, bbc news. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtal

here was the scene in west sussex, quite a lot of cloud, some outbreaks of rain. contrast that to the skies above county antrim. some blue sky, sunshine, cumulus cloud producing heavy showers. becoming largely dry and clear their overnight, quite chilly, further north, the rain pushes north, through lincolnshire, to northumberland. quite chilly in the north and the west, first thing, could be a touch of slight grass frost, and also misting is as well. some showers moving into the western isles of scotland, much of scotland and northern ireland having a decent start of the day. fresh, sunshine, outbreaks of rain lingering around eastern parts. for the western half of england and across wales, dry and bright. friday, likely to get off to a damp start, across parts of london, looks like the heaviest of the rain will be offshore, but we could get heavier burst around the east coast. elsewhere across the uk, another day of sunny spells and scattered showers, the odd rumble of thunder, with heavier showers, across wales, northern ireland. temperatures around 15 or 16 de

his aim was to get rid of hazel and get his hands on their £800,000 house here in west sussex. harris on the left was secretly recorded by one of the so—called hitmen who was alarmed by the plan. i mean whatever happens, the £150 grand is there, that‘s yours. 0bviously whatever happens it will look like an accident or a mugging gone wrong or something. another of the supposed hitmen was duke dean, who met harris in london. dean said he couldn‘t believe what harris wanted and went to the police. did you get the impression he was serious about getting rid of hazel? he was stone serious about that. that‘s what he wanted? that‘s right. harris told police he was researching a hitman novel, like day of the jakal and wanted to meet a real hitman.

we still have some areas of rain in sussex county, delaware. a look ahead at the future cast, shows possibility of a pop up shower this morning through the area, then some sunshine this afternoon. right before a cold front comes through. so, with the increased sunshine, instability, we could have few pop up thunderstorms most likely north and west of the city, but we can't rule one out in philadelphia either late in the day. then that will make way for a better thursday. marginal risk of severe thunderstorms, late in the day for the area that is colored green there. so keep an eye to the sky. later on if your kids have a little league game, or something like that, just watch out for that. 08 degrees today. 79 degrees tomorrow. chance every late day thunderstorms on friday, as we usher in a decent saturday, looks like maybe we even have a showers in the morning, but mostly sunny in the afternoon, high of 82, clouds, shower, or thunderstorm, possible, on sunday, and a chance of showers monday and tuesday of next week. remember your forecast is av

in the sussex town of shoreham by sea, officers arrested a 23—year—old man. he is said to be a libyan trainee pilot. since the bombing there has been criticism of the security service mi5. it is now reviewing the way it assessed salman abedi. the home secretary has refused to be drawn on possible missed opportunities. it is right that mi5 are going to be able to look back and find out what has happened in the past. but at the moment i'm going to focus on making sure that we get the operation concluded and successfully so. but after the arena atrocity, is it right that an intelligence agency is investigating itself? i think at this stage it is appropriate that it is internal. the information is so sensitive and there needs to be speed and the most important thing is they identify whether there are threats to the uk. in the north of england there have been more searches at new locations. this was whalley range in manchester. i think they are libyans, but i do not know much about them. they collect our parcels, we collect their parcels. as well as the searches,

we had that rain pushing in across sussex and towards the london region. elsewhere across the country, a good deal of sunshine. this was the scene in west sussex earlier in the day, quite a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain. contrast that to the skies above northern ireland. we have blue skies, sunshine and cumulus clouds which have produced heavy showers. those showers in northern ireland and scotland, england and wales will fade away. becoming dry and clear here overnight. chilly as well. that rain pushes slowly northwards through lincolnshire and up towards northumberland too. it is going to be chilly in the north and west first thing. a touch of grass frost in prince bots and some mysterious around as well. some showers in the western isles of scotland at 8am tomorrow morning. much of scotland and northern ireland with a decent start to the day. fresh with sunshine, outbreaks of rain lingering around eastern parts of england tinley western half of england tinley western half of england and in wales it is a dry and bright morning to come. 0n england an

headlines at 12.003m: a 23—year—old man is arrested in connection with the manchester terror attack in the sussex town of shoreham—on—sea, near brighton. police are also searching addresses in manchester and chester. the latest arrest means there are now 1a people in custody. ba says its flights are gradually returning to normal after a global system crash, although there are still some cancellations. blue peter's longest serving presenter, john noakes, dies at the age of 83. his family say his escapades with his dog shep will live on in people's memories. also this hour: a crackdown on drivers using their mobile phones. more than 200 people a day have been caught breaking the law in the month since the rules were tightened. "just a mundane thing" — an australian pensioner describes how a great white shark leaped into his boat knocking him over and wounding his arm. this thing was beside me. i've looked over and they said, "oh, a shark." he was doing a dance around. he was thrashing everywhere. in half—an—hour we head to hull, the european city of culture for a circus performance in a c

his aim was to get rid of hazel and get his hands on their £800,000 house here in west sussex. harris on the left was secretly recorded by one of the so—called hitmen who was alarmed by the plan. i mean whatever happens, the £150 grand is there, that's yours. obviously whatever happens it will look like an accident or a mugging gone wrong or something. another of the supposed hitmen was duke dean, who met harris in london. dean said he couldn't believe what harris wanted and went to the police. did you get the impression he was serious about getting rid of hazel? he was stone serious about that. that's what he wanted? that's right. harris told police he was researching a hitman novel, like day of the jakal and wanted to meet a real hitman. but the police say the book didn't exist. this was a man who in fact was a very manipulative, conniving and ruthless individual. detectives say harris was driven by greed and lust but thankfully failed three times to kill the woman he had spent his life with. duncan kennedy, bbc news. tributes have been paid by members of all parties to th

it is not raining in kent and sussex or through east anglia or up into lincolnshire and eastern parts of yorkshire, but eventually, the second half of the morning, into the afternoon, most of the uk is engulfed, and it will be damp. the rain will not fall in any one location all day. it will wax and wane. it is quite warm as well, despite the rain and cloud. the low pressure on tuesday across the atlantic, weather fronts being pressure on tuesday across the atlantic, weatherfronts being sent in our direction. head office, the cloud breaks, with the rain coming out of the south, it could be very warm. it will be pleasant enough at least. wednesday, it will not stay warm across the south—east, we will see cloud and rain. overall, a relatively unsubtle spell of weather beginning thursday and in towards friday, we start to see cooler conditions coming in off the atlantic, so it will be a showery end to the week. thursday and friday of relatively cool, with showers on the way. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: a warning that more computers could be affected b

it comes as police make more arrests, including one in west sussex — 11! people are now in custody. good morning, it's monday, 29th may. also this morning: more disruption for british airways passengers. day three, british airways say they are still struggling to make sure their it systems are fully functioning but insist most flights will go today. more than 200 drivers a day have been caught using their mobile phones in the month after heavier penalties were introduced.

sussex and kent. 0ne odd one along the channel coast in the sussex and kent. one or two on the sussex and kent. one or two on the eastern shores. the general motion of the weather today is to push those showers at the east. they will be sharp this afternoon. further north, the rain is easing towards the north—eastern corner. it is there and in the northern isles for a good part of the day. the scottish premiership. cloudy. downright wet. a good day, i should say, for rugby in exeter and coventry. showers. some fine weather between. showers tending to fade during the course of the night. sunday, a dry day. lots of shows going on. there will be more in the way of rain in northern ireland and parts of western scotland. no great intensity. it could rain on your parade. not for the greater part of the finale fixtures for the english premier league. some of those are quite crucialfor premier league. some of those are quite crucial for qualification into europe. monday sees low pressure to the west. more u

this is the scene in west sussex where we have had cloud and outbreaks of rain. meanwhile, brighter skies in cumbria. some cumulus clouds. heavy showers and thunderstorms in parts of northern ireland and scotland. showers in the north and west of the uk will die away through the evening and overnight. further east we keep the cloud and outbreaks of rain. a couple of heavy bursts, especially around the east coast. and as to how far west that rain will get. fresh on friday morning across parts of the country. it had shot of frost in principle. some mist around. much of northern ireland and scotland beginning the day with sunshine. backin beginning the day with sunshine. back in to rain in eastern parts of england, affecting york and norwich. brighter skies for wales and the western half of england, from the word go, there will be sunshine but some showers cropping up later on. patchy rain in the east midlands and east anglia, and the south—east. breezy around the east coast for some time but away from there, and south—east scotland where we see patches of rain,

eight o'clock in the morning and you can see that it is not raining, not quite bringing in kent and sussex and east anglia and into ligature and east anglia and into ligature and parts of yorkshire, but eventually, second—half of the morning into the afternoon, most of the uk is involved with black cloud and it is going to be quite a tampon. the rain is not gone to be falling all day long, it will wax and brain, there will be sunshine and brain, there will be sunshine and is quite warm despite the rain and cloud. if here is a weather front, another one crossing the uk and ahead of this, if the clouds break up, with the wind coming out, it could potentially be very warm, we are expecting averages of 22 and maybe 2a degrees, but it is not the case for most of the uk, we are mostly thinking around 1718 degrees which is pleasant enough. on wednesday it does not look like it will stay warm across the south—east, cloud and rain, uncertain how much rain there will be in the service but overall a relatively unsettled spell of weather beginning thursday and into was friday we will start to see

in the sussex town of shoreham by sea, officers arrested a 23—year—old man. shoreham by sea, officers he is said to be a libyan trainee pilot. since the bombing there has been criticism of the security service mi5. has been criticism of it is now reviewing the way it assessed salman abedi. the home secretary has refused to be drawn on possible missed opportunities. to be drawn on possible it is right that mi5 are going to be able to look back and find out what has happened in the past. able to look back and find out but at the moment i'm going to focus on making sure that we get the operation concluded and successfully so. but after the arena atrocity, is it right that an intelligence agency is investigating itself? is it right that an intelligence i think at this stage it is appropriate that it is internal. the information is so sensitive and there needs to be speed and the most important thing is they identify whether there are threats to the uk. is they identify whether there in the north of england there have been more searches at new locations. there hav

a 23-year-old sussex man taken into custody just hours ago. 14 people remain in custody. police now trying to determine whether the bomber had a terror network behind him and if members of that network might still be at large. let's go live to manchester and bring in phil black. good morning to you. what is the latest, where is the investigation headed? >> reporter: as you touched on there, it is still leading police to raid properties and make arrests. we saw that over the weekend. we know now that there are 14 men in about custody. police are talking about making significant progress, but not saying that they ev saying that they have everyone just yet. intelligence officials determined that the national terror threat level should be lowered from its highest classification. it was raised to the critical level following the attack, but the lower going ever that now means that intelligence believes that the same group is not capablegoing ever that now means that intelligence believes that the same group is not capable striking again imflentlimflent imminently. the british

you can see the shield moving toward the eastern shore of the maryland wip an hour it will sussex county delaware. philadelphia by about two, 3:00 a.m. and coming down pretty heavy by the morning. here's look at our rainfall totals. one to twoisms of rain tomorrow. heavy rain for the morning. showers and storms expected in the afternoon. then we fast forward to the holiday weekend. friday looks fine. saturday looks decent as well. we see the rain moving in on sunday. so sunday morning fine. sunday afternoon some showers. monday morning looks fairly decent. but by monday afternoon, seeing some rain as well. if you're going to the jersey shore and delaware beaches, here's a look at your holiday highlights for saturday that's the pick of the weekend. if you're going to go down for the day make sure do you it on saturday because by sunday scattered showers, maybe a few rumbles of thunder in the afternoon. monday a few afternoon showers. the wetter day seems to be sunday in the afternoon. overnight tonight, 57 mostly cloudy. rain heavy at times for your morning. right through seven, 8:00 a.m.

earlier today, their investigation expanded to the south coast in a sussex town. officers arrested a 23-year-old man, said to be a libyan trainee pilot. since the bombing, there has been criticism of security service mi5. it is now reviewing the way it assessed salman albedi. he was not considered to be of immediate threat. the home secretary has refused to be drawn o. >> mi5 going to be able to look back and find out what has happened in the past -- at the moment we are going to focus on making sure we get the operation concluded and successfully so. june: but after the arena atrocity, some are questioning whether the intelligence agency should be investigating itself. in the north of england, there have been more searches at new locations. this is in manchester. >> i don't know much about them. they collect our parcels and we collect their parcels. june: and this is the scene of one of the latest searches. a landfill site close to a motorway, an illustration of the size and scope of the police investigation. officers are also going through thousands of hours of

skies are darkening along the south coast with heavy rain in dorset, hampshire and sussex within the last hour. further north gaps in the cloud with some sunshine in the midlands and parts of central and southern scotla nd parts of central and southern scotland seeing a very pleasant end to the day and feeling quite warm and light winds. the rain in the south move northwards, the odd heavy thundery burst but moderate bursts through the course of the afternoon. in the north of lovely end to the afternoon, sunny spells, temperatures in the high teens. further south, very pleasant conditions, the rise of cloud in south wales, central southern england and wetter in the south west. very atrocious driving conditions on the m4—mac add—on 6pm. a warm end to the day, turning increasingly shimmered as the cloud moves northward. the first part of the night this rain coming in from france is affecting the south—east, some potentially very torrential with thunder and lightning. a bit fresher in the northern half of scotland. monday, a cloudy note, outbreaks of rain in northern england in ce

we just have a little bit in southern delaware right now and sussex county which has gotten hit hard. this area in yellow in new jersey forts most part has gotten hit the hardest, vineland, mays landing up to ship bottom and you can see the radar estimates, one to two inches of rain localized areas of up to four inches of rain. just during the day today. now we have a bit of a break but here's more coming. this round two that's going to be coming late tomorrow and tomorrow night. then we'll get around three by thursday. here we go, futurecast showing some more rain coming from delaware up toward the jersey shore. that's tonight. we'll tell you more about the other rounds of rain in a few minutes. >> new at 6:00. a new development in the investigation into possible connections between the trump campaign and russia. in the past 45 minutes a top democratic in the house said there is evidence former national security advisor michael flynn may have lied while getting his security clearance. flynn appears to have told investigators the u.s. company paid for a 2015 trip to russia when, in fa

most are grown in kent and sussex. now with the world's best award to its name, this vignette has firmly put east anglia on the wine producing map. the rain may have brought all sorts of slugs, snails and slimy creatures to your garden but spare a thought for the people of peru where they are suffering in infestation on a giant scale, literally. in the north of the country they have been overrun by giant african snails, one of the most harmful molluscs in the world. our correspondent reports. cordoned off, at first sight this appears to bea off, at first sight this appears to be a crime scene, but things are not what they seem. these are believed to be giant african snails, hundreds of them. brought here by heavy rains and flooding, these creatures can be deadly. harmless in themselves, but they are potential carriers of disease and infection. one conservation group has them listed in the top 100 most dangerous exotic species. the authorities in peru are determined to remove them as quickly as possible. translation: by

police making numerous raids as well as arrests of a 23-year-old man in sussex. that brings the total men in custody to 14. we do know that they have done a rather thorough job in the aftermath of this attack, for example, identifying the bomber just two hours after that monday massacre locating the flat where he's believed to have conducted his bomb, where he built the actual bomb. there are growing questions about what more authorities could have done to prevent the attack. it does appear he was known to him, identified as a person of interest at one point but no investigation pursued. that hasn't stopped people of manchester to come out and pay respects and standing strong in defiance of this attack, taking to the treats yesterday for great manchester run. 40,000 people, a range of emotions on the streets. take a look. >> we thought by coming here, coming to manchester and show the terrorists won't win. >> reporter: so there you have it. despite what happened, people not afraid. they are taking to the treats. they are showing their support for this city. arian

in west sussex all the head teachers have threatened to take, to send their pupils home from school on one day because they are so short of money and class room sizes have grown so large. parents have had to volunteer to clean to i lets, have had to volunteer to clean toilets, they are paying for art in classrooms and adult supplies in classrooms and adult social care is the other big bill, and we have seen controversy over that in surrey where they wanted to put up the council tax by 15 pence until arrangements were made. but still black holes in a lot of the big councils in the south, everyone in 0xfordshire david cameron, when help was prime minister and david cameron's mum. co—plaining about the closure of children's centres there. theresa may has arrested some of that by allowing them to spend more. it isa that by allowing them to spend more. it is a short—term funding, she has talked about longer term solution for the councils is and the funding of social care but she said it will be in the manifestos. that is no good to councillors outcampaigning. they haven't seen that yet.

lake district, western parts of wales, the south—west as well, and eastern areas, dad, like kent and sussex, london, i think they should see a dry start of the day. cloud pushing through to these. most of us are left with a cloudy day was arraigned waxing and waning through the course of the day. so it would be raining all the time. there will be a bit of sunshine around as well. maybe north—eastern parts of scotland. temperatures will be about 17 or 18 degrees. because of tuesday, with low pressure close by, weather fronts, more tuesday, with low pressure close by, weatherfronts, more rainfall on the way. this wet front will cross into the uk. the air is coming from the south ahead of it. so the guy does break, temperatures could get into the mid—20s, possibly about 22, but i would not be surprised even my 24. _by i would not be surprised even my 24. —— by critical. by wednesday, could be some heavy rain about central zelenay couldn't —— central and southern england. the further west you are, the dry you will be. to the end of the week, cool air sitting over the uk. that is cou

in the sussex town of shoreham by sea, officers arrested a 23—year—old man. he is said to be a libyan trainee pilot. since the bombing there has been criticism of the security service mi5. it is now reviewing the way it assessed salman abedi. the home secretary has refused to be drawn on possible missed opportunities. it is right that mi5 are going to be able to look back and find out what has happened in the past. but at the moment i'm going to focus on making sure that we get the operation concluded and successfully so. but after the arena atrocity, is it right that an intelligence agency is investigating itself? i think at this stage it is appropriate that it is internal. the information is so sensitive and there needs to be speed and the most important thing is they identify whether there are threats to the uk. in the north of england there have been more searches at new locations. this was whalley range in manchester. i think they are libyans, but i do not know much about them. they collect our parcels, we collect their parcels. and in bury this afternoo

police making numerous raids as well as arrests of a 23-year-old man in sussex. that brings the total men in custody to 14. we do know that they have done a rather thorough job in the aftermath of this attack, for example, identifying the bomber just two hours after that monday massacre locating the flat where he's believed to have conducted his bomb, where he built the actual bomb. there are growing questions about what more authorities could have done to prevent the attack. it does appear he was known to them. he was identified as a person of interest at one point, but no investigation was pursued at that time. that hasn't stopped people of manchester to come out and pay respects and standing strong in defiance of this attack, taking to the streets yesterday for the great manchester run. 40,000 people, a range of emotions on the streets. >> we thought by coming here, coming to manchester and show the terrorists won't win. >> reporter: so there you have it. despite what happened, people not afraid. they are taking to the streets. they are showing their support f

stay that way, obviously not clear, tail end of the loop see little nudge, little blip of radar, in sussex county, and also, even, to the most outlying suburbs far off towards the pocono region, north central pa specially. with time we eventually get in on little of this, i zoom it out one more time, see it more easily, but bit of blip on the radar, eventually turns into some scattered showers, for the region as a whole. we take in just a glance, at the region, here, looking pretty consistent, coolest spot goes to the poconos, most everywhere else in the mid or even up ear's. >> five to 10 miles per hour general winds flow for the rest of the day, and then tonight it eases up even little more than that running theme the fact we've got frontal boundary that's stuck in short. stationary frontal boundary, still find these scattered showers popping up. is it a wash out? no, absolutely far from it, but are regardless still going to be couple of showers, if not even thunderstorm specially toward evening. it will really limit the warming that can take place with all of the clouds overhead. sixty-

in the last few minutes, a 23 year old man has been arrested in shoreham in west sussex — some 400 kilomteres from the scene of last week's attack. he's the 16th person to be arrested. tom symonds has more. it has been nearly a week and the pace of these massive counter terrorism investigation is not letting up. more armed police and controlled explosions in gore them. a 19—year—old man was arrested. early yesterday anger in the moss side area after heavily armed officers blew the door of this house open. they arrested three people but within hours released them with no public explanation. lee is a working their way through friends and acquaintances of salman abedi. they hope now that the bank holiday draws toa hope now that the bank holiday draws to a close to begin scaling back the use of soldiers to guard key occasions, using the military to do thejob of the occasions, using the military to do the job of the police is occasions, using the military to do thejob of the police is never co mforta ble thejob of the police is never comfortable or the government. 5a bit is of the bombing is s

in the sussex town of shore by sea, officers arrested a 23—year—old man, said to ba libyan trainee pilot. since the bombing there has been criticism of mi5. it is now reviewing the way it assessed salman abedi. he was not considered to have posed an immediate threat. the home secretary refused to be drawn on possible missed opportunities. it is right that mi5 are going to be able to look can find out what happened in the past, but at the moment i will focus on making sure we get the operation concluded, and successfully so. but after the manchester atrocities some are questioning whether an intelligence agency should investigating itself. —— atrocity. in the north of england there have been used searches at new locations. this was whalley range in manchester. i think they are libyan, but i don't know much about them. they collect our parcels, we collect their parcels. and in bury this afternoon, this was the scene of one of the latest searchers. a landfill site close to a motorway. an illustration of the size and scope of the police investigation. officers are also going through thou

but in the south—east, this is the scene in east sussex, more cloud and more persistent rain. overnight into friday, that no pressure moves its way northwards up the east coast so we will see outbreaks of rain continuing across eastern england. elsewhere, a quieter picture. to start friday, sunshine. after a fresh start, showers creep up here. the east across england, low pressure m oves the east across england, low pressure moves north. patchy rain in scotland. cool, 11 or 12 around those east coasts, that the west, temperatures 16 degrees or so. the pressure not far away as we start the weekend. friday night on the saturday, we have got weather funds close to the north—east of scotland. a bit unsettled across normal parts with rain lingering across the northern isles of scotland. elsewhere across the country, a return to sunshine and scattered showers. some of those showers could be heavy. potentially thunder mixed in but they are hit and miss, be heavy. potentially thunder mixed in but they are hitand miss, 18 degrees in the sunshine will feel pleasant. but have that poor

headlines at 12.00am: a 23—year—old man is arrested in connection with the manchester terror attack in the sussex town of shoreham—on—sea, near brighton. police are also searching addresses in manchester and chester. the latest arrest means there are now 14 people in custody. ba says its flights are gradually returning to normal after a global system crash, although there are still some cancellations. blue peter's longest serving presenter, john noakes, dies at the age of 83. his family say his escapades with his dog shep will live on in people's memories. also this hour: a crackdown on drivers using their mobile phones. more than 200 people a day have been caught breaking the law in the month since the rules were tightened.

in the sussex town of shoreham by sea, officers arrested a 23—year—old man. he's said to be a libyan trainee pilot. since the bombing, there has been criticism of the security service m15. it's now reviewing the way it assessed salman abedi. he was not considered to pose an immediate threat. the home secretary has refused to be drawn on possible missed opportunities. it's right that m15 are going to be able to look back and find out what has happened in the past. but at the moment i'm going to focus on making sure that we get the operation concluded and successfully so. but after the arena atrocity, some are questioning whether an intelligence agency should be investigating itself. in the north of england, there have been more searches at new locations. this was whalley range in manchester. i think the're libyans, but i do not know much about them. they collect our parcels, we collect their parcels. and in bury this afternoon, this was the scene of one of the latest searches. a landfill site close to a motorway. an illustration of the size and scope of the po

police are searching properties in chester, greater manchester and have arrested a man in west sussex. we can get more now from frankie mccamley who is at saint anne's square in manchester. bring us up to date on the day's developed. yes, this isn't the day's developed. yes, this isn't the first time the security services have been reviewed and had questions asked about them. back when the seven slash seven bombings took place, m15 did face questions back then but what will happen now is an inquiry is going to take place into how that information about salman abedi was dealt with. we are hearing the security services were told three times about his extremist views so now the questions and they are going to face is what happened with that information. were any errors made? have is that information passed on? who excel you dealt with it and could any more have been done? we heard from the home secretary yesterday who said that it's very important not to jump to conclusions, not instantly think that mis to conclusions, not instantly think that m15 agents did miss anything. what we know i

eight o'clock in the morning and you can see that it is not raining, not quite bringing in kent and sussex and east anglia and into ligature and east anglia and into ligature and parts of yorkshire, but eventually, second—half of the morning into the afternoon, most of the uk is involved with black cloud and it is going to be quite a tampon. the rain is not gone to be falling all day long, it will wax and brain, there will be sunshine and brain, there will be sunshine and is quite warm despite the rain and cloud. if here is a weather front, another one crossing the uk and ahead of this, if the clouds break up, with the wind coming out, it could potentially be very warm, we are expecting averages of 22 and maybe 2a degrees, but it is not the case for most of the uk, we are mostly thinking