it looks like a decent second part of the weekend away from the north sea coast. there is more details should you need them online. hello — you're watching bbc world news with me tim willcox in washington. a major legislative victory for president trump as republicans in the us congress pass their health care bill. make no mistake, this is a repeal and a replace of 0bamacare, make no mistake about it. republicans secured just enough votes to push through the legislation. all democrats voted against the bill. and it will face big hurdles in the senate. meanwhile the president will now head to new york to meet the australian prime minister. it's donald trump's first trip home since taking office and i'm christian fraser in paris. after a brutal tv debate between the contenders just 3 days to go until french voters return to the polls. centrist candidate emmanuel macron takes legal action over claims

those temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pressure that's dominating our weather, fairly typical weather pattern for this time of year but means strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be sunshine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east, near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. a war of words over britain's approach to brexit negotiations. senior eu sources accuse the government of being on a completely different wavelength, and warn talks could fail altogether. good morning, it is tuesday 2 may. also this morning: shot dead by an intruder in his own home. police in dorset are still looking for two suspects in connection with the death of businessman guy hedger. we are live at the scene. a surfer is rescued after more than 30 hours missing at sea. the coastguard say he is lucky to be alive.

tho5e temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pre55ure that‘s dominating our weather, fairly typical weather pattern for this time of year but means strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be 5un5hine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east, near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: after weeks of threats, president trump now says he would be honoured to meet and have talks with north korea‘s leader, under the right circumstances. if the conditions are clear, if the circumstances present them5elve5, we would be prepared to. but they‘re clearly not at this time. violent scenes on the streets of paris, as the city‘s traditional may day march becomes a protest against marine le pen. they can‘t even agree to disagree. britain and eu leaders offer rival explanations f

the temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pressure dominator whether it is typical of this time of year but in strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be sunshine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. this is newsday on the bbc. iam rico i am rico hizon in singapore. after weeks of threats and tough talk, president trump says he will hold talks with north korea's leader under the right circumstances. talks with north korea's leader under the right circumstancesm the circumstances present themselves, we would be prepared to. the president of the philippines, rodrigo duterte, gets an invitation to the white house, but he says he may be too busy to go. also. violent scenes on the streets of paris as the city's traditional may day march becomes a protest against marine le pen. and a tribute to the japanese

a few more showers coming in off the southern north sea. mainly areas like lincolnshire, south—west, towards the south—east. more sunshine on the way in eastern scotland, cloud breaking up here. the best of the temperatures for western scotland and northern ireland. we won't be far off the 20 degrees in most places like we had on monday. high pressure will be shaping our weather for the latter part of the week as it nudges a bit closer. a keen wind coming in off the north sea. some strong winds as the week goes on. here are the sea temperatures. eight or nine degrees, a touch higher over southern parts of the north sea. it won't be particularly warm on the coast for the rest of the week. a lot of dry weather, a keen wind. it will feel chillier in the east. more sunshine in the west — this is where we will see higher temperatures. we will be looking at the papers and business shortly but first, the headlines. president trump has said he would be willing to meet the north korean leader, kim jong—un, despite weeks of tough talk against

the contrast, eight degrees in loftus with the west —— wind off the north sea. the wind blows in the cloud. temperatures he —— here went to change through the night. someone close to freezing. in the towns and cities, this is what we are looking at. more cloud into scotland, eastern scotland and easton, central parts of england. we started at east, west split. another lovely day for northern ireland. sunshine for scotland and especially in the south—west of wales and western england. the cloudy day to the midlands and the south—east. the best of the sunshine in scotland, the south—west. some cloud are round and the breeze off the north sea. not as warm as today in northern ireland. still, a pleasant stay in the sunshine. temperatures across wales and the south—west, maybe not as high as today but sunshine around. more cloud the midlands, east anglia, the south—east, yorkshire and lincolnshire. that cloud is coming in off the north sea and around the edge of this high pressure which dominates our weather through the early parts of the week. high—p

those temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pressure that's dominating our weather, fairly typical weather pattern for this time of year but means strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be sunshine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east, near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. this is bbc world news, the headlines. president trump has said he would be willing to meet the north korean leader, kim jong—un, despite weeks of tough talk against his regime. however, a white house spokesman said the right conditions for a meeting did not yet exist. at the start the final week of campaigning in the french presidential race, the two rivals have criticised each other. marine lepen characterised emmanuel macron as the establishment candidate. he said she "fed off hate". britain's prime minister theresa may has dismissed reports of a sharp disagreement with the president of european commission durin

those temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pressure that's dominating our weather, fairly typical weather pattern for this time of year but means strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be sunshine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east, near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: after weeks of threats, president trump now says he'd be honoured to meet and have talks with north korea's leader under the right circumstances. if the circumstances present themselves, we are prepared to, but they are clearly not at this time. violent scenes on the streets of paris, as the city's traditional mayday march becomes a protest against marine le pen. they can't even agree to disagree. britain and eu leaders offer rival explanations for what happened at a downing street dinner. after

sea we will season the southern north sea we will season showers. a mishmash in the morning with sunshine and areas of cloud a more cloud about so a few showers coming in off the north sea into more central and southern parts of england. for much of the day, the south—west is likely to be dry as well as wales, warm in the sunshine but feeling cooler under this part, especially as the wind picks up. showers will be like that there could be a few heavy ones in south—east later on. showers as far north of northumberland, to the west it is likely to be dry. and it is not quite as high across northern ireland and scotland as they were on monday but 80 degrees is the likely. call for eastern scotland under the cloud that they should wake up. showers heading to wales and the south—western and they fade away and then we see, after a brief respite, so more then we see, after a brief respite, so more showers coming in again from the southern north sea. a lot of cloud to england and wales, perhaps further north is scotland and northern ireland but again

eight or nine degrees, a touch higher over southern parts of the north sea. it won't be particularly warm on the coast for the rest of the week. a lot of dry weather, a keen wind. it will build chile in the week —— east. this is where we will see higher temperatures. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: after weeks of threats, president trump now says he'd be honoured to meet and have talks with north korea's leader under the right circumstances. if the circumstances present themselves, we are prepared to, but they are clearly not at this time. violent scenes on the streets of paris, as the city's traditional mayday march becomes a protest against marine le pen. they can't even agree to disagree. britain and eu leaders offer rival explanations for what happened at a downing street dinner. after months of demonstrations, venezuela's president says he's creating a new citizens assembly which could give him much greater power. and the faces of war. a new exhibition focuses

well, that cloud is coming in off the north sea, around this area of high pressure. that dominates our weather for the start of the week and stretches all the way back to southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. there may well be a bit more cloud around come monday. still some sunshine, but not as much in western parts of england and wales. temperatures again typically into the mid—teens, so we're not seeing 20 or 21, but it will feel warmer eastern scotland and as we lose the wind of the north sea. but if we lose the cloud overnight, dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly again across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland, in some sunshine. we may see afternoon highs of 19 degrees, perhaps, in the midlands southwards. northern scotland hanging onto a bit of cloud, perhaps a spot or two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure, though, is being squeezed well away into europe, and pressure is going to be falling from wednesday onwards, and th

those temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pressure that's dominating our weather, fairly typical weather pattern for this time of year but means strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be sunshine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east, near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. this is bbc world news. the headlines. president trump has said he would be willing to meet the north korean leader, kim jong—un, despite weeks of tough talk against his regime. however, a white house spokesman said the right conditions for a meeting did not yet exist. at the start the final week of campaigning in the french presidential race, the two rivals have criticised each other. marine lepen characterised emmanuel macron as the establishment candidate. he said she "fed off hate." britain's prime minister theresa may has dismissed reports of a sharp disagreement with the president of the european commission d

those temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pressure that's dominating our weather, fairly typical weather pattern for this time of year but means strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be sunshine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east, near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. this is bbc world news. the headlines: president trump has said he would be willing to meet the north korean leader, kim jong—un, despite weeks of tough talk against his regime. however, a white house spokesman said the right conditions for a meeting did not yet exist. at the start the final week of campaigning in the french presidential race, the two rivals have criticised each other. marine le pen characterised emmanuel macron as the establishment candidate. he said she fed off hate. britain's prime minister, theresa may, has dismissed reports of a sharp disagreement with the president of european commission duri

those temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pressure that's dominating our weather, fairly typical weather pattern for this time of year but means strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be sunshine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east, near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. this is bbc world news. i'm chris rogers. our top stories: after weeks of escalating tensions, president trump now says he'd be honoured to meet and have talks with north korea's leader, under the right circumstances. anti government protests continue as venezuela's president says he's creating a new citizens national assembly — which could give him much greater power. and — the faces of war. a new exhibition focuses on the americans who fought in iraq and afghanistan. and i'm sally bundock. back in the black — after two years of losses, bp‘s set to reveal it's making profits again thanks to the rise in the p

still a breeze for the north sea coastal areas. get away from that towards the western areas we have got spells of sunshine and it's going to be that bit warmer. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11pm: counting is under way following the local elections. early results in some areas are expected around 2am. the duke of edinburgh announces he's to retire from all public duties with full support from the queen. but it was business as usual for the 95—year—old today, who took his place alongside the queen this lunchtime. president trump moves a step closer to replacing 0bamacare, as the us house of representatives passes a new healthcare bill. emmanuel macron and marine le pen are back on the campaign trail in france following their hostile tv debate ahead of the polling day on sunday. and coming up at 11:30, we'll take a look at tomorrow morning's front pages, including the sun on the prince

those temperatures are significant because the wind is coming in off the north sea. this high—pressure that's dominating our weather, fairly typical weather pattern for this time of year but means strong winds later on in the week. a lot of dry weather through the rest of the week. there will be sunshine around as well but it is always going to be cooler in the east, near the east coast in particular. more sunshine and higher temperatures further west. i'm alpa patel with bbc world news. our top story: president trump says he would be willing to meet north korea's leader, kim jong—un. the president said he'd be honoured to meet mr kim, but "under the right circumstances. " in an interview, he warned that the north korean leader is still a big threat to the world. mr trump's also extended an invitation to rodrigo duterte, the controversial president of the philippines. but mr duterte may turn down the invite, he says he can't make a commitment because of what he called a busy schedule. and this video is trending on bbc.com. at least 27 people were injured when a p

the cloud is coming in off the north sea around this area off the north sea around this area of high pressure which dominates weather across the week and stretches back to parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial. they may well be a bit more cloud a round come monday. still, not as much, not as much sunshine in western parts of england and wales. temperatures into the mid teens. we're not seeing 20 or 21 that it will feel warmer eastern scotla nd that it will feel warmer eastern scotland and as we lose the wind of the north sea. if we lose the cloud overnight, the dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland. we may see northern highs. a spotter of two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure is being squeezed well way into europe and the pressure is great to be falling from wednesday onwards. that means the weather is going to start to change. for much of the week, it will remain dry. sunshine around. if we get clear skies, chile at night

and further east, across england and scotland, there will be more cloud coming in off the north sea. essentially, an east—west split to the weather on monday. another lovely sunny day for northern ireland. best of the sunshine in scotland in the south—west. sunshine for wales and western england. but a cloudier day than yesterday across the midlands and south—east england. some sunshine, though, developing, at times, across scotland. some cloud filtering into northern and eastern areas and the north—east of england. sunshine coming and going across the north—west of england. lovely day, again, in northern ireland — not quite as warm as yesterday. pleasant in the sunshine across wales and the south—west. a cooler, cloudier sort of look to the weather across the midlands, towards south—east england. a fair bit of cloud across yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia. well that cloud is coming in off the north sea around this area of high pressure which dominates weather across the week and stretches back to southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be cr

at times, more cloud coming in from the north sea. through the evening and overnight, some showers drift towards east wales and south—west england down towards southern counties. then they fade. importing more rain coming across the south—east. with that, a largely dry night under clearer skies, especially where it has been warm by day. temperatures will drop. a cold night. here and there, once again, a touch of frost. into tomorrow, while we are looking at a similar story in the sense that there will still be cloud drifting in from the north sea, moving steadily towards the west, as we go through the day, producing a few showers, across the finals of england, scotland, and northern ireland, once again, looking at sunny skies. —— far north. if that is tempting you to go into the ocean, it will feel cold. i am showing you this chart because the wind is coming from the east and north—east across the cold north sea. it will feel cold on the east coast in the next few days. thursday, a weak weather front in the south not doing m

the low clears into the north sea. the low clears into the north sea, in its wake we follow the isobars towards iceland. pressure out heading our way on thursday. it looks pretty reasonable for large swathes of the uk, particularly further south and east, where the best sunshine is likely to be. 19 degrees pleasant enough, 1a for glasgow and belfast with a scattering of showers. fresher weather into the weekend, heavy showers but also sunshine. that's all from the bbc news at one so it's goodbye from me — you're watching the bbc news channel with the latest sports news. we start with tennis wherejohanna konta is through to the next round of the open. she was rarely challenged and won the first set with some ease. if that was straightforward the second set was all but effortless as she took that six love. next up for her is the winner of the next round with venus williams. french open bosses have shed further light on their decision not to allow romanian davis cup captain ilie nastase to roland garros this year. durin

the north sea in particular is a very harsh environment. the platforms are very big and large integrated platforms. they are much bigger typically than what you would find in the southern north sea and shallow basins around the world. they are heavier and more difficult to decommission. it is a process that will be worth at least £40 billion in the years ahead, but it is not without challenges. shell, which operates the oilfield, says it learned lessons from the furore from the scrapping of the storage facility in the 1990s. delta's three concrete legs will remain in place, as the company believes removing them is too dangerous and expensive. we will see 100 decommissioned in the coming years as these giants of the once—so—vital oil field are brought ashore to die. nightingales are britain's most celebrated songbird but are under threat of extinction. this year, as they return from migration to the woods and thickets of southern england, they're being welcomed back by something a bit different. as part of the first national nightingale

japan protests as north korea fires a missile which lands in the sea ofjapan. the us says the missile was tracked for six minutes, but did not pose a threat to the states. the battle to retake the philippines city of marawi from islamist insurgents: thousands of civilians are thought to be trapped as the fighting rages around them. also in the programme... nearly half a million people are forced from their homes, as the death toll from flooding in sri lanka rises to more than 150. british airways resumes some flights after a massive computerfailure — but delays continue for thousands of passengers.

cool on the north sea coast but further west, 18 degrees. through the even there might be some rain developing in the midlands but also towards the far south—west but most also towards the far south—west but m ost pla ces also towards the far south—west but most places will be financed right and the weekend looks like it will be trying, breezy on saturday with a cool field do things on the north sea coast. one in western scotland and another dry day on sunday. lighter winds, cool on the north sea coast but with those winds it will feel pretty good. thank you. our main story... prince philip retires from public life at the age of 95. this decision is not health—related. that's all from the bbc news at six. it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the us house of representatives set to hold a vote on a revised healthca re bill that republicans hope will replace obamacare. the duke of edinburgh announces he's to retire from all public duties in au

and east into the north sea, most north and east into the north sea, m ost pla ces north and east into the north sea, most places becoming dry and staying cloudy and a bit misty, warm and humid across england and wales. heading into tuesday morning, for many parts of england, it will be starting dry, we may start to see the cloud beginning to break up as well, one or two showers towards the west, particularly in wales and the north—west of england, still a muddy start to the day. as we head to the north, that is where we will see the change happening with this band of rain coming quickly into northern ireland, into the west of scotland, towards the east, dry and misty. the weather front is approaching the north—west and it is behind our weather from that we have this fresher and cleaner air. the rain will not last long in northern ireland, the sunshine returns and the rain pushes across scotland in two parts of england and wales where it is more showery. ahead of it, sunshine, at some sunshine coming in across scotland and northern ireland, fresher air, temperatures back to normal,

coming in off the north sea. elsewhere we should see the sunshine coming through, especially in the afternoon, for southern parts of england and wales, turning it quite warm. along the north sea coasted for feel quite jolly. and warm. along the north sea coasted forfeel quitejolly. and one degree the onshore chilly breeze bringing more cloud to eastern areas of the uk but even that will break up now and again. further west we will see more in the way of sunshine. that should lift temperatures into the midteens, possibly a touch high at them that towards the south—west. 910 for eastern scotland, warmer elsewhere in the sunshine. with high pressure on the way for the bulk of next week there is little or no rain around and it will feel warm and sunshine. hello my name is tom donkin, welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. here's our top stories: france's presidential election reaches its climax but could the hacking attack on emmanuel macron‘s campaign affect sunday

we are likely to exceed today's temperatures, around the north sea coast again the north sea is still quite cool at this time of year which will temper the feel, it won't be as hot so if you're finding the heat sultry you can head to the coast. that said, even on the coast the uv level is justified, coast. that said, even on the coast the uv level isjustified, and usually we are seeing high levels in the last couple of days, unusual at any time of year in the uk, we are just three weeks away from the longest day. it all starts to change on friday with the arrival of thundery rain. it looks as if the intensity and duration will be more likely across northern parts of the country but we will see some thundery showers for southern areas, it is just thundery showers for southern areas, it isjust more thundery showers for southern areas, it is just more likely it will break the heat with some potentially nasty thunderstorms doing today on saturday, and potentially in the south on sunday, there is still that heat and humidity around, back to a scattering of sunshine and showers in the north

england and as we lose the wind of the north sea. but if we lose the cloud overnight, dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly again across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland, in some sunshine. we may see afternoon highs of 19 degrees, perhaps, in the midlands southwards. northern scotland, though, hanging onto more cloud. perhaps a spot or two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure, though, is being squeezed well away into europe, and pressure is going to be falling from wednesday onwards, and that means the weather is going to start to change. for much of the week, it is going to remain dry. there will be some sunshine around. if we get some clear skies, it will be quite chilly at night. but later on in the week, there is the chance of some rain moving its way northwards. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is tom donkin. our top stories: a big win for emmanual macron as the 39—year—

in fact it will be accompanied by a strong, blustery wind of the cold north sea. head west today if you want to spend any time outside. western areas will continue to see some sunshine. in the south—east we might get some brighter skies later on today. the further you are to the east coast it could be disappointing. cold and windy across the north—east, with gales into the northern isles. still pleasa nt gales into the northern isles. still pleasant enough across western parts of scotland. northern ireland, somewhere today could see 21 degrees if we are lucky. generally through the western half of the country, with some sunshine and light winds we could see 18—19 degrees. hopefully the cloud breaks up in the london area, temperatures should improve through the day. that's the story today. we keep the breeze, the cloud spilling in off the north sea through the night tonight. we've seen the best of the sunshine where we keep a clearer skies. that will allow those temperatures to fall away. not great news if you are putting out some spring plants at the moment.

well, that cloud is coming in off the north sea, around this area of high pressure. that dominates our weather for the start of the week and stretches all the way back to southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. there may well be a bit more cloud around come monday. still some sunshine, but not as much in western parts of england and wales. temperatures again typically into the mid—teens, so we're not seeing 20 or 21, but it will feel warmer eastern scotland and as we lose the wind of the north sea. but if we lose the cloud overnight, dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly again across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland, in some sunshine. we may see afternoon highs of 19 degrees, perhaps, in the midlands southwards. northern scotland hanging onto a bit of cloud, perhaps a spot or two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure, though, is being squeezed well away into europe, and pressure is going to be falling from wednesday onwards, and th

we're not bringing cloud from the north sea. the pressure is relatively higher on wednesday. the winds will be a little bit lighter. it will be sunny and warm day for many parts of the country. yes, warmth on the way but it will be a chilly start to the morning. temperatures start around two or three degrees in the countryside. there will be a few spots see temperatures below freezing in the coldest areas. cloudy in scotland. a bit of rain for the northern isles. 0therwise, mainly dry. we should see sunshine from the central belt southwards across scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, mostly starting fine and sunny with a few patches of cloud to start the day for east anglia. i think for most of us temperatures come up quickly with light winds and blue skies overhead. and that's really the way the weather will stay through the rest of the day. again, prone to a few spits and spots of rain across the far north of scotland but otherwise essentially it is a dry picture with sunshine. and temperatures across parts of central england towards the south—west, eastern wale

the breeze is less noticeable on the north sea coast. a bit more cloud into scotland as we go on through tuesday night into wednesday morning. but then for wednesday, we will start elsewhere clear and quite chilly. temperatures lower than this away from large cities and town centres. some areas will be close to freezing, as wednesday begins, so gardeners take note of the potential impact on delicate plants of this cold temperature. a sunny start on wednesday especially in england and wales. southern scotland and northern ireland seeing sunny spells. more cloud across the north of scotland, the further north you are in scotland, some outbreaks of rain around. but again, there's some warmth in the sunshine. warmer around the north sea coast compared with recent days. and then on thursday, whilst most places staying dry, variable cloud and sunny spells. cloud building in the south of the uk. we begin to get showers and outbreaks of rain. that will lift northwards into friday and saturday. it's not going to be a washout. but as we move from

we're not bringing cloud from the north sea. the pressure is relatively higher on wednesday. the winds will be a little bit lighter. it will be sunny and warm day for many parts of the country. yes, warmth on the way but it will be a chilly start to the morning. temperatures start around two or three degrees in the countryside. there will be a few spots see temperatures below freezing in the coldest areas. cloudy in scotland. a bit of rain for the northern isles. 0therwise, mainly dry. we should see sunshine from the central belt southwards across scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, mostly starting fine and sunny with a few patches of cloud to start the day for east anglia. i think for most of us temperatures come up quickly with light winds and blue skies overhead. and that's really the way the weather will stay through the rest of the day. again, prone to a few spits and spots of rain across the far north of scotland but otherwise essentially it is a dry picture with sunshine. and temperatures across parts of central england towards the south—west, eastern wale

sea coast. feel pleasant indeed, but calls coolerfor the north sea coast. as we look towards the start of the new week, we have got this air low pressure to the west of us, but this reg of high pressure will keep things quiet into monday. still a keen breeze for the north sea coast. light winds, sunny spells and again, it is light winds, sunny spells and again, it i515, 16, light winds, sunny spells and again, it is 15, 16, 17 celsius. pleasant enoughin it is 15, 16, 17 celsius. pleasant enough in the sunshine, but cooler down the eastern coast. by tuesday, the weather fronts trying to push their way into the north—west of the uk. might bring cloud and rain into northern ireland, but elsewhere, it looks like another decent day, but the pattern does repeat. cooler down the pattern does repeat. cooler down the north sea coast with a fair bit of cloud. central and western areas seeing the best of the spells of sunshine. and then later next week, i think through the middle of the week, it looks quiet, wednesday is a decent day for most. we start to see low pr

still chilly with that breeze along north sea coasts. tomorrow evening, againafew north sea coasts. tomorrow evening, again a few showers around from the thicker cloud across southern parts of the uk. and it is a similar picture going into thursday, the odd shower here dotted about with the cloud, but sunny spells for northern england, northern ireland and scotland. and yet again, the arrows indicate whether breeze is coming m, indicate whether breeze is coming in, adding a chill from the sea. there is no difference on friday. southern parts of the uk may brighten up a bit. barely any wet weather to talk about. it has been a very dry april. for the weekend, high pressure develops to the north of us. we keep this flow of air from the north sea, keep it cool for eastern coastal parts. elsewhere, someone in the sunshine, especially in the west, and it is looking dry for the weekend. theresa may says no one should accept that striking the right deal with the eu will be anything but tough. —— should expect. with the eu will be anything but tough. -- should expect. during the leadersh

and further east across england and scotland, there will be more cloud off the north sea. essentially, an east—west split to the weather on monday. another lovely sunny day for northern ireland. best of the sunshine in scotland in the south—west. sunshine for wales and western england. but a cloudier day than yesterday across the midlands and south—east england. some sunshine, though, developing, at times, across scotland. some cloud filtering into northern and eastern areas and the north—east of england. sunshine coming and going across the north—west of england. lovely day, again, in northern ireland — not quite as warm as yesterday. pleasant in the sunshine across wales and the south—west. a cooler, cloudier sort of look to the weather across the midlands, towards south—east england. a fair bit of cloud across yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia. well that cloud is coming in off the north sea around this area of high pressure which dominates weather across the week and stretches back to southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be cr

that wind is changing direction, no more cloud from the north sea. pressure relatively higher on wednesday, the winds will be lighter and it will be sunny and warmer for many parts of the country. warmth on the way, but quite a chilly start to the way, but quite a chilly start to the morning. temperatures starting off two or three degrees in the countryside. a few spots seen temperatures below freezing. those will be the very coldest areas. wednesday, cloudy across the north of scotla nd wednesday, cloudy across the north of scotland and rain for the northern isles, but mostly dry. some sunshine across the central bell centre southwards. —— central belts and southwards. for most of us, temperatures will come up quickly with those light winds and blue skies overhead. that is really how the weather will stay for the rest of the day. a few spits and spots of rain across the far north of scotland, but essentially a dry picture with sunshine and temperatures across central england towards the south—west, east and wales actually reaching low 20s. pre

further east across england and scotland, more cloud off the north sea. essentially, an east—west split to the weather on monday. another sunny day for northern ireland. best of the sunshine in scotland in the south—west. sunshine for wales and western england. a cloudier day than yesterday across the midlands and south—east england. some sunshine developing at times across scotland. some cloud filtering into northern and eastern areas and the north—east of england. sunshine coming and going across the north—west of england. a lovely day in northern ireland. not quite as warm as yesterday. pleasant in the sunshine across wales and the south—west. a cooler, cloudier look to the weather across the midlands, towards south—east england. a fair bit of clout across lincolnshire and east anglia. the cloud is coming in off the north sea around this area of high pressure which dominates weather across the week and stretches back to parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial. they may well be a bit more cloud a round come monday. sti

along the north sea coast, cold and cloudy. decent breaks in the cloud further west. this is bbc news. the headlines. labour leaderjeremy corbyn says his party is facing a challenge on an "historic scale" to win back power, but insisted he could close the gap with the tories. theresa may has sought to play down talk of a landslide general election victory. the liberal democrats say they would put a penny in the pound on income tax to generate billions more for the nhs and social care were they to get into power. french presidential candidate emmanuel macron says he's the target of a massive hacking attack on the day before the people of france go to the polls. the teenage racing driver billy monger, who lost both his legs in an horrific formula four crash has said he's lost for words after receiving support from around the world. but despite his injuries, he's vowed to race again. those are the main stories and i am back at 11am. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up this week on the travel show... rajan is in jerusalem, the world's holiest city. this is, for ch

particularly on the north sea coast. cloud increases in england, eventually into wales, with a light shower or two. northern counties of england, northern ireland and scotla nd england, northern ireland and scotland still have the sunshine around lipm. not quite as warm as today. on wednesday evening, we keep a lot of cloud for a large part of england and wales, with a few light shower was around, not amounting to much. many of us will stay dry. again, on thursday, the odd shower dotted about. clearer in northern england, northern ireland and scotland. on friday, the wind in southern parts will be stronger and it will feel cooler. at the weekend, low system is kept at bay by blocking area of high pressure to the north, and around that, and easterly breeze keeping easel coast —— eastern coastal areas chilly, warmer in the west. this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may signals handbags at brussels, as tensions with the eu are laid bare, while out on the campaign trail in cornwall. during the conservative party lead

in the east cost, close to the north sea, you can see area stretching from eastern scotla nd can see area stretching from eastern scotland to yorkshire and the south—east. of the western areas are enjoying sunshine. now james south—east. of the western areas are enjoying sunshine. nowjames through this evening, we have starry skies across western areas and it will keep the load, grey sky with wind from the north sea. tambe does not desperately now, around seven or eight celsius. tomorrow morning, across scotland, we will be waking up across scotland, we will be waking up to clear blue skies across western parts of scotland, selling weather for belfast, good around the irish sea. further england, there will be cloud and across cornwall and devon, and central and use in areas of yorkshire, are link on joined into newcastle, staying on the cloudy side. tomorrow, eastern and central areas will remain cloudy. some will remain chilly, knowledge and hull will feel on the cold side. temperatures will be barely up to double figures. western areas will see 18 degrees for belfast. we will h

we will also have more in a key moment in the history of north sea oil. it has been a cornerstone of the industry for decades but now it is being decommissioned. so let's bring you up—to—date with the latest headlines from the bbc. president trump said he would be willing to meet the north korean leader, kim jong—un despite weeks of tough talk against his against his regime. however a white house spokesman said the riot conditions framing do not yet exist. after months of anti—government protests, the president of venezuela has called for a new citizens assembly with powers to rewrite the constitution. he said would bypass the opposition controlled parliament. palestinian minister and controlled parliament. palestinian ministerand —— controlled parliament. palestinian minister and —— militant controlled parliament. palestinian ministerand —— militant group controlled parliament. palestinian minister and —— militant group has polished a document stating a willingness to accept a transitional palestinian state although without recogn

well, that cloud is coming in off the north sea, around this area of high pressure. that dominates weather across the week and stretches back to southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. there may well be a bit more cloud around come monday. still, not as much, not as much sunshine in western parts of england and wales. temperatures again typically into the mid—teens. we're not seeing 20 or 21 but it will feel warmer eastern scotland and as we lose the wind of the north sea. but if we lose the cloud overnight, dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly again across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland in some sunshine. we may see afternoon highs of 19 degrees, perhaps, in the midlands southwards. a spot or two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure, though, is being squeezed well away into europe, and pressure is going to be falling from wednesday onwards, and that means the weather is going to start to change. for much of the week, it will re

north sea coastal areas, only ten or 11 degrees. but on the other side we'll get up to around 1a or 15 in carlisle. could hit 16, 17 in northern parts of northern ireland. 0nly eight degrees in the eastern side of scotland with that breeze coming in from the north sea, but could go as high as 18 in the sunshine on the western side. through the evening, still got some of those showers, potentially heavy and thundery across that central swathe of england. they're working their way ever southwards, eventually clearing away. by dawn on tuesday i think most places will be dry. still a fair bit of low cloud coming into that eastern side of the uk. maybe some mist and fog as well. but temperatures are holding up at seven, eight or nine degrees in major towns and cities. a little bit lower than that in some rural spots. now, through tuesday, as our low pressure system drifts away to the south, it allows a high pressure system in scandinavia to become the driving force of our weather. and that'll be with us for a good few days. an easterly w

north sea coastal areas, only ten or 11 degrees. but on the other side we'll get up to around 14 or 15 in carlisle. could hit 16, 17 in northern parts of northern ireland. only eight degrees in the eastern side of scotland with that breeze coming in from the north sea, but could go as high as 18 in the sunshine on the western side. through the evening, still got some of those showers, potentially heavy and thundery across that central swathe of england. they're working their way ever southwards, eventually clearing away. by dawn on tuesday i think most places will be dry. still a fair bit of low cloud coming into that eastern side of the uk. maybe some mist and fog as well. but temperatures are holding up at seven, eight or nine degrees in major towns and cities. a little bit lower than that in some rural spots. now, through tuesday, as our low pressure system drifts away to the south, it allows a high pressure system in scandinavia to become the driving force of our weather. and that'll be with us for a good few days. an easterly w

monday, a west east split, eastern areas hanging on to more cloud, a cool breeze off the north sea, some breaks developing but the best of the sunshine towards the western side of the uk. 9 degrees eastern scotland, north—east england and nearer 18 or 19 further west and south where we get some sunshine. that is the story on tuesday and into wednesday, clearer skies on the east more sunshine on wednesday as the wind drops we lose the feed off the north sea but further west the best of the sunshine and the highest temperatures. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the prime minister plays down talk of a landslide general election victory after the conservatives' local election success. labour pledge not to raise income tax for those earning less than £80,000 a year. the french authorities warn the media and the public not to spread documents hacked from the centrist candidate emmanuel macron's campaign team ahead of tomorrow's poll. also in the next hour — the young racing driver who lost both legs in a crash says he won't give up. billy monger thanks racing stars and fans for the

there's more cloud in the north sea, spreading inland across england and wales overnight. it will thicken up in the south—west. the odd spot of rain through the midlands and parts of wales. overnight, lows about seven oi’ of wales. overnight, lows about seven or 8 degrees for most places. dipping down to the top and a single figures in the far north of scotland. a touch of frost there. a decent start of the day in scotland, further south and west we have this weather front with a pink cloud and rain but it is confined to the far south—west. elsewhere, a shower or two to the midlands, wealth, early on. for the bulk of the day, we try and most prizes will be dry. something drop by the royal develop and it looks like a decent day across scotland. low cloud across scotland's north, but 17 degrees and some sunshine. 14 or 15 degrees in northern ireland, cool on those northern ireland, cool on those north east, the seat coasts. there's the brighter weather in the south—eastern corner and here in the south—western corner. it shouldn't last too long but it will be a pret

west keep ago fairamount of into the north sea. west keep ago fair amount of cloud and rain, for the western side of scotland. a slightly fresher night for sleeping. temperatures in a range of about nine to 15 or so. then sunday, still the remanents of saturday's rain gci’oss the remanents of saturday's rain across the north—west of scotland, gradually creeping further north and east. make the most of the dry start gci’oss east. make the most of the dry start across the south—west, it will not last. some of the rain again heavy, wouldn't rule out thunder in there again. the opposite end of the country, that rain lingering, murky gci’oss country, that rain lingering, murky across the northern isles. the mainland beginning to dry up, brightening perhaps across the south—west. then across the north channel into northern ireland, decent afternoon. so too for much of the north of england, northern wales but clouding all the while to the north midlands. there we come back to this mass of cloud and rain, becoming ever more ext

thursday, we lose the muqqy the north sea. thursday, we lose the muggy airand the north sea. thursday, we lose the muggy air and the rain from the south east and we're into fresher air across—the—board. north—westerly winds feeding in across—the—board. there will be sunshine in between and temperatures down a notch across—the—board. towards and temperatures down a notch across—the—boa rd. towards friday and temperatures down a notch across—the—board. towards friday and the weekend, it will feel a touch fresher with sunshine and showers, some of which will be heavy. welcome to the programme. the top story, moors murderer ian brady has died. along with his girlfriend, myra hindley, he killed the nineteen l‘aiii; iii,ilii,t;‘lt;t;iii, m just destroy five gave in; families for more that they gave the families for more than 50 years, destroyed all of the families as well, even to this day. relatives say his death does not end their nightmare. we will speak to some of those who have met ian brady. also, the 16—year—olds and 17—year—olds who are try