for sunday at the web server atlantic. for sunday at the web server start for northern ireland ended western scotland. maybe this band of showers running eastwards across england and wales and gauging that warm a pocket of air leads to east anglia and we could see heavy and thundery showers into the afternoon. temperatures 22 or 23 degrees. behind the weather front and behind that band of showers who introduced the cooler and fresher air. for all of us over the course of next week we're back to normal spring weather. temperatures around the mid—teens and sunshine but spells of or showers. this first of which arise on monday and across northern ireland. we have this atla ntic northern ireland. we have this atlantic winds coming our way. into southern parts of scotland and southwest kirtland, one or two showers the northeast but this temperatures are still 17 degrees or so. the london marathon, tomorrow morning live on bbc one. this is bbc news. the headlines at 6pm. carwynjones says he will stand down as wales first minis

a breeder shipped the puppy named atlantic ocean on the airline from kansas city to san antonio. the woman realized the dog she received was the wrong one, which was destined for a family in portland. atlantic ocean -- again, the name of the dog -- ended up in los angeles. >> looking at the dog and realizing this does not look like the dog in the picture. you should know where the dog is. it's like baby can't talk. you need to do extra stuff to make sure pets don't get lost. >> atlantic ocean is expected to arrive in san antonio this afternoon. american airlines says it's still investigating. they believed they shipped the dogs as they got them and could be a mix-up from the breeder or whoever dropped off the dogs. the woman said american airlines told her they admitted to the mistake. doesn't matter you didn't hear anything after i said after i said the name atlantic ocean. >> what is going on with dogs and planes in the country. >> atlantic ocean. >> model 3, many frustrated with the preorder process. supposed to be first come, first serve. hundreds lined up outside of tesla sh

>> thank you to the atlantic council for having me. it's great to have an opportunity to talk about security in asia. since i came from japan, but we focus on the east china sea situation. as admiral blair said in his opening remarks, it seems calm, but i think that is what china xbox. you know, their provocations are still going on a daily basis. so let me explain. what is really happening? the situation continues to be deteriorating. as you may know, the chinese coast guard ships maintain its present on an almost daily basis unless the weather is not ralph. there is a certain chinese intrusion into the territory waters. a call at the 342 remaining three times every month, for ships enter the waters for two hours. and previously, it was three, three, two. three ships, three hours. the frequency remains the same time but the number of ships increase. the additional ship is the naval brigade and it is harmed. also, the average tonnage of the chinese coast guard ships are now 3000 tons whereas the japanese coast guard ships per 1000. so

in its place, this low comes in from the north atlantic, carrying quite a lot of fresh air. and what happens this time of the year, when we've got cold air sitting on top of us, and then you get the strong sunshine? basically that means you get big showers forming, and it's going to be a real rush of them on tuesday... on wednesday, that is. so wednesday is going to be a very changeable day, from sunshine, to downpours, back to sunshine again. and then, through thursday, we're in that cool air stream off the atlantic, which is here to stay into the weekend as well. and this is normalfor the time of the year. the average for this time of the year in the south is around about 14—16 degrees, a couple of degrees lower than that in the north, and that's pretty much what we're getting on thursday. you can see around 15 there in london, 11 in glasgow and in edinburgh. and again, a mixture of sunshine and showers on thursday. now, this is thejet stream here. whenever you see a dip in the jet stream, it basically drags the cool airfrom the north. so, as we head into friday, saturda

now, there's a lot of cloud out there in the atlantic which is ready to come our way, lots of showers, too. this is cool air, it's streaming in, and it's here to stay for the next few days. so, for the early hours of tuesday morning, a lot of cloud across southern areas. that actually is going to stop the temperatures from dropping too low. we're talking about 10—12 across the south. in the north, where clear spells develop, around seven or eight, six in the very far north. tuesday itself is going to be a bit of a mixed bag across the uk, there will be some sunshine around for sure but also a lot of cloud and rain later in the morning, spilling into parts of wales. that rain will probably move across this central swathe of the uk, probably a little bit in the midlands, quite possibly some across yorkshire, certainly moving through wales as well. in the north of the country, we'll have a mixture of sunshine and showers, particularly across scotland, and there'll be some showers across northern ireland as well, and cool in the north, 12 degrees. typically in the south, around 15 celsi

our economy time was created hundreds of thousands of jobs on both sides of the atlantic. the story of france and the united states is a story of an endless dialogue made of common dreams of a common struggle for dignity and progress it is the best achievement of our democratic principles and values. this is this very special relationship this is us absolutely . but we must remember as a warning of president throw the results freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction we didn't pass it to our children in the blood stream it must be fought for protected handed down for them to do the same. absolutely this is an urgent reminder indeed because now are going beyond our bilateral ties beyond all very special relationship europe and the united states must face together the global challenges of this century and we cannot take for granted outfront that history and dance as a core our worth and values and souls are at risk we have to succeed facing this challenges and we cannot succeed in for getting our principles and our history in fact the twenty first centur

a new weather front comes in from the atlantic. comes in from the atlantic. further east you are, the more likely it is you will stay dry. likely it is you will stay dry. top ten car on the day will be 16 or 17 degrees or so. 17 degrees or so. you know and about spring comes to the british isles. 00:11:58,598 --> 1073741525:57:21,306 this 1073741525:57:21,306 --> 2147483051:42:44,014 is 2147483051:42:44,014 --> 3221224577:28:06,723 bbc 3221224577:28:06,723 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news. i'm ben brown. to protect children online. to intervene earlier to stop terror attacks. in the austin powers films, has died at the age of 49. send—off by the queen. taking part in the 26—mile event. to finish in the next few minutes. best, vivian cheruiyot winds the london marathon 2018. london marathon 2018. to become the fourth fastest woman in history. i am not sure they can catch him and weir will win once again in london! for the eighth time. and australia's madison de rozario won the women's. and click asks, can drones deliver, for the global economy? that‘s in half an hour,— here on bbc

>> okay, thank you to the atlantic council for having me. it is good to talk about security in asia. since i came from japan, let me focus on the east china sea situation. the situation in the east china sea seems calm but that is what china expects the world to see. there are provocations still ongoing on a daily basis. so let me explain what is really happening. i was the situation continues to be deteriorating. as you may know, the chinese coast guard ships maintain presence on an almost daily basis unless the weather is not wrath. there is a certain pattern of chinese. three times every month, this is the fixed pattern after august 2016. previously it was three times, three ships, two hours. so the frequency remains the same, but the number of ships increased and it is actually armed. and also, the chinese coast guard ships are now 3000 pounds, whereas the japanese coast guard ships are 1000. they are becoming bigger. so the frequency remains the same. the challenge is now increasing. and also, just recently under the people's congress,

hello, atlantic, and be nicknamed the accidentaltourist. hello, i am joe hill, the accidental tourist. six yea rs hill, the accidental tourist. six years ago, hejoined a facebook page reviewing businesses injersey. the only thing was, it was not new jersey in america, butjersey. a must for its potatoes. jersey royals. i started seeing these posts from ajersey page royals. i started seeing these posts from a jersey page and i was not confused because i did not know they had this much british slang in new jersey. i thought it was the us state. after a while, i started to think this was another country. after about two years, i admitted that i did not realisejersey was its own country. islanders loved his comments so much that they offered, not only to show him around, but also pay for his flights over. we have done a tonne of stuff since we have done a tonne of stuff since we have been here. we have been to several places for food, we have stayed in a hotel, we went to a castle. so, as joe and amanda head home, what is the verdict on the real

wind of the atlantic, we will start to see fresher weather coming in, temperatures will be dropping in scotland and northern parts of england, pushing the heat towards the south, there will also be more cloud around during the course of the weekend but they could even rise again by the time we get to sunday. you are watching beyond 100 days. in syria, chemical weapons inspectors finally get access to duma. 11 days after the alleged gas attack, is there any evidence left to investigate? theresa may says a commons vote on syria would have compromised the safety of british forces. stormy daniels — the porn star who says she had an affair with donald trump — goes on national tv with her story. what i do for a job does not impact my ability to know right from wrong 01’ my ability to know right from wrong or tell the truth. also on the programme... british police say the chemical weapon deployed in salisbury was smeared on a door handle in liquid form.

air from the atlantic, so it will be cooler and fresher for most parts of the country. we start wet, scotland and northern ireland, the rain pushes out of the way, leaving a band of showers moving eastwards across england and wales. some thundery downpours in some areas. some sunshine with temperature is beginning to drop away compared with today, but still a warm 23 towards the south—east of the uk. even here, back to more typical springlike weather over the course of the next week. there will be some sunshine but also some rain, with temperatures in the mid teens. the first area of rain arrives on monday. a view spots of rain in southern and western parts of scotland. still bright and dry in other areas, around 17 celsius, but nearer 13 for northern ireland and the north—east of england. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 3pm: north korea suspends all missile tests and announces its to shut down a nuclear test site. president trump called the announcement big news! the un secretary—general says it shows that diplomacy works. i believe in north

the atlantic agreed, firing him after just two weeks. williamson writes that whatever your stance on abortion, at least his opinion is interesting, saying, "the editors of "the atlantic" thought so, too, until the mob started doing their thinking for them. and finally, candace owens, african-american woman in conservative activist is gaining prominence for spreading conservative values on college campuses. when black lives matter as protests for speech she gave at ucla, she called them "a bunch of whiny toddlers, preteng to be oppressed for attention." a rep for kanye west, who supported trump in 2016, tweeted, "i love the way kansasn thinks." here's candace i went on "the atlantic" ." >> kanye west is the first person that is brave enough coming to swing against them is that he is the right to speak according how he would like to. >> candace kanye west is gettig pushback from the mob but so far he is standing firm. >> shannon: he still got a few billions in the bank to back up whatever he feels like saying for a trace, thank you so much

magazine the atlantic it's seen as another sign of warming toys between saudi arabia and israel it he said i believe the palestinians and the israelis have the right to have their own land but we have to have a peace agreement to assure stability for everyone and to have normal relations there are a lot of interests we share with us well and if there is peace be a lot of interest between israel and the gulf cooperation council. well palestinians protesting on gaza's border with israel say that they're going to stay camp there for another six weeks fifteen people were killed by israeli troops during protests on friday and more than fourteen hundred were injured demonstrators have gathered near the barrier that runs the entire length of the border israeli soldiers including about one hundred snipers on the other side a boat carrying dozens of reading the refugees arrived in malaysia the boat was intercepted by the navy and brought to dock on to the island malaysia's maritime enforcement agency director general said the refugees would be allowed to enter on humanitarian grounds the un re

now, there's a lot of cloud out there in the atlantic which is ready to come our way, lots of showers, too. this is cool air, it's streaming in, and it's here to stay for the next few days. so, for the early hours of tuesday morning, a lot of cloud across southern areas. that actually is going to stop the temperatures from dropping too low. we're talking about 10—12 degrees across the south. in the north, where clear spells develop, around about seven or eight degrees, six there in the very far north. and then tuesday itself is going to be a bit of a mixed bag across the uk. there will be some sunshine around for sure, but also a lot of cloud and some rain later in the morning, spilling into parts of wales. that rain will probably move across this central swathe of the uk, probably a little bit in the midlands, quite possibly some across yorkshire, certainly moving through wales as well. in the north of the country, we'll have a mixture of sunshine and showers, particularly across scotland, and there'll be some showers across northern ireland as well. and cool in the north, 12 degre

but we stay on the subject because we want to analyze the other side of the atlantic at least with our financial correspondent at the new york stock exchange yes we know that has had a rough time in the u.s. how is it looking right now and what challenges could be on the way for the new boss. his spin recovered quite a bit in the past couple of months after the diesel scandal here in the united states if you look at the months of march for example of bargain was able to increase sales here in the united states by almost eighteen percent and was that much better than their competitors here on the u.s. markets are looking ahead to tries to achieve a market share of roughly five percent in the next couple of years here in the united states but that's not going to be easy to achieve the goal if you look at

stocks inclining on both sides of the atlantic. the dollar is in ascendance. year yield rises the highest since january, 2010. we are seeing bond yields rise today. look at the commodities board. even gold is declining by 0.5%. what a busy day on the earnings front. this is the busiest week for european bank earnings. thiam, after the bank

first of all good morning to everyone and welcome to the atlantic council. i am magnus nordenmann the deputy director here. it is great to see everyone for this discussion on maritime security. also this is an important topic that is never too far away from the headlines. i think the admiral did a wonderful job describing the environment and setting up the challenges that we must consider. i will not delay any further. i would simply add that i think the naval competition and maritime agent and the future that global consequences. and therefore should be of interest to the entire world and certainly to the european allies and other places around the world for certainly there are implications that go brief -- go beyond this. before i introduce the panel i have one administrative note. as you can see we have -- up which is an opportunity for those in the audience and watch a noninteractive with our discussion and our panels. please go to our website listed and type in the quote -. it will give you an opportunity to answer questions and will draw from this duri

atlantic live is the live events division of the atlantic and we're proud to bring this great publications journalism to life on stage with in depth coverage of the most consequential issues of our time. today's program builds off of decades of reporting and commentary by the atlantic on an issue that undoubtedly is deeply personal to nearly everyone, housing. housing is a basic human need, but it's also a commodity. one that is still not available to everyone in fair measure. we'll talk today about the legacy of the fair housing act with i came at a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement of the 60's. once signed into law in 1968, the act made it illegal to refuse to sell or rent a dwelling to any person because of his race, color, religion, or national origin. the language embodies the pursuit of justice and equity for all in all people in the united states and as we look back today, we ask how the fair housing act's original-- original intent in housing and what remains to be done. we'll hear the stories of people pursuing solutions on local and national levels and thinking through

a member of the atlantic council think tank in the us has come up with a way of identifying russian trolls on the internet but as it turns out the technique is far from full proof. one of the things which betrays genuine russian troll factory counts is the language look for an inability to use the and a russian is one of the languages which doesn't have the burn in flames of a shade. of what's going on to immigrant groups because of its own political refugee came to the us when i was nine and i still sometimes you have there own article i in just about every other immigrant i know has been booed and shamed because of our perfect english. there are many who were to use us who void use of definite and indefinite articles just stay within the character limit twitter does not always slanted sell to good syntax. interests does that mean most us citizens are russian trolls since bunch of them can't even form a crack to a complete sentence. or that does it for me i'll be back with headlines in about twenty nine minutes there was. on the shores of the mississippi river new orleans louisiana. the c

a little ridge of high pressure for a time ahead of the next atlantic weather system. so, cloud and rain close away from eastern england. sunshine for a time for scotland, england and wales, but the next band of rain comes in quickly from the atlantic to bring some wet weather to northern ireland and as we go through tuesday afternoon, that rain will be arriving across parts of england, wales and scotland. temperatures coming up a bit, 12—14 degrees for most, but still, a little cool for the time of year. that rain will continue to push eastwards, right the way across the country through tuesday night. by wednesday, it still loiters around central and eastern england but should clear through the day followed by some sunshine but there will be heavy showers moving into the north—west the uk. these, thundery at times. again, temperatures between 10 and 1a degrees. so a bit of a manky start to the week for a number of places, particularly across eastern england, but things will improve and we will get some drier and warmer weather towards the end of the week and next

a massive kink across the atlantic as it swings towards our pa rt atlantic as it swings towards our part of the world, and that basically means all the air in the southern climes will be pushed in our direction, and those temperatures will be soaring. that means sometime early to mid week next week, temperatures across southern areas of the uk will reach around 24— 25. even in the north of the country they will be in the low 20s. that is a few days of —— days away. saturday, not ideal, a cloudy start. brightening up later. for the rest of the night it is quiet. not much happening. weather you are in the north for the south, the temperatures are more almost the same, around five or six degrees. let's look at the weather for the early birds. fairly cloudy. missed and murk in places. the cloud will ra ke and murk in places. the cloud will rake up so by the time we get to mid—morning, the sun will be out in most areas. —— and break up. it will be bright enough for most of us. a few showers in the forecast. quite possibly affecting south—eastern areas later in the day. 18 degree

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it isa like a rock in the atlantic ocean. it is a netflix movie so it's got a spanish actor, german, mexican actor, taylor schilling who is a netflix staff. and tom wilkinson is in charge of this experiment. you've got to have a brit in charge! he looks very distasteful at the script as if it is an offence to him. it does not really work. it's not fun in the way that rampage is? no, it has no sense of its own absurdity. it doesn't want you to laugh at it. in terms of best out, let's talk about a film we didn't get a chance to talk about a few weeks ago. yes, this is one of the films of the year, i'm surprised it didn't win the palm d'or at cannes last year. it's pretty topical, it's called 120 bpm. it originally in french, and it's about the havoc wrought by the aids virus in 90s paris, and an activist group. it's about their bid to get recognised and help for their dying community. it is a gay film, about the gay community. it features some fairly graphic, well, not graphic, but i would say blunt... as you would expect in a

you can see we have these atlantic winds coming our way. we have showery rain coming into northern ireland, into southern parts of scotland, south—west scotland, one or two showers in the north east, but further south east of scotland, south—west scotland, one or two showers in the north east, but further south—east those temperatures still 17 degrees or so, but 13 in north—east england and northern ireland. good afternoon. britain, the united states and china have all welcomed an announcement from north korea that it will halt its nuclear and missile tests. will halt its nuclear the move comes ahead of a summit between north and south korea on friday. of a summit between north president trump's hailed the news as "big progress". here, the foreign office have called it "a positive step". our correspondent laura bicker reports from the south korean capital, seoul. reports from the south north korea's favourite news anchor is back. usually the famous ri chun—hee would be announcing the state's latest missile test. would be announcin

she has crossed the atlantic all by herself. when she started getting close to guyana, we could see she had taken a southerly route. we weren't sure whether she would make it all the way to guyana. we put out a plea, if anyone finds her, to get in touch. do get in touch! if you've ever bought flat pack furniture, and then struggled to put it together, then you might find this next item rather interesting. this time—lapse footage shows the two robots at a laboratory in singapore, putting together a chair made by the swedish company ikea. it took them just under nine minutes to complete the job, but it took them a few goes to get it right. they also break a couple of kits in earlier tries. and had to be given one of the simplest kits to assemble because they can't yet use nuts and bolts. i'll say nothing more! time for a look at the weather. mid—afternoon. you may well be dreaming ofa mid—afternoon. you may well be dreaming of a warm, sunny weekend, but i have to say things look a bit different. some changes that will throw

there's a lot of cloud in the atlantic, which is ready to come our way, lots of showers too. this is cool air, it is streaming in and it is here to stay for the next few days. for the early hours of tuesday morning, a lot of cloud across southern areas, that is actually going to stop the temperatures from dropping too low, ten or 12 across the south and in the north were clear spells develop, around seven or eight, six in the very far north. choose date itself is going to be a bit of a mixed bag across the uk, there will be some sunshine for sure but a lot of cloud and rain later in the morning spilling into parts of wales. that rain will probably move across the central swathe of the uk, probably a little bit in the midlands and quite possibly some across yorkshire and certainly moving across wales as well. in the north of the country we'll have a mixture of sunshine and showers, particularly across scotla nd showers, particularly across scotland and showers in northern ireland as well and cool in the north, 12, typically in the south, 15. tuesday night into wednesday, that

instead we need to look out into the atlantic, a freshening westerly wind will blow in those weather fronts. that means more cloud, some outbreaks of rain, initially into northern ireland, although some of that could move into the south of scotland, over the irish sea into some western parts of england and wales. south east probably seeing the best of the dry, bright weather, with some sunshine. 17 degrees here, those temperatures will be lower across the uk. we are into this cooler, fresher air. we still have some weather fronts on the scene, mind you. a rather crooked weather front here across the south and that probably signifies more that we will hang on to some cloud across southern parts of england and wales, perhaps the chance of seeing a little rain from time to time, during the day. further north, though, midway, north wales, midlands, seeing brighter skies, some sunshine and some showers and that is going to be a theme really over the week ahead. temperatures on tuesday, between 13 and 15 degrees. that is near average for this time of the year. those weather fronts still on

breeze will ta ke fresh westerly atlantic breeze will take over by the end of the weekend. this mist and low cloud remains this evening on the irish sea coasts. we could see some developing inland as well through the night. there could be more around tomorrow morning, for example. hopefully, it will start to clear from the west. a chilly night, three and four mokoena glens of scotla nd three and four mokoena glens of scotland and the north of england. as we move into tomorrow, this gradual change or downward trend of the temperatures will continue. in fa ct, the temperatures will continue. in fact, throughout the weekend. the added convocation of a risk of a sundry breakdown. fine and dry weather for scotland and northern england to start with, but the chance of some showers started to develop in the south, heading northwards. initially quite light as the mist and fog clears. as the heat builds, they could quite and tense. a warm day for many parts, 16 or 17, well above average for the time of year and into the 20s. that is barely 10 degrees above average. that could culmin

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now, there's a lot of cloud out there in the atlantic which is ready to come our way, lots of showers, too. this is cool air, it's streaming in, and it's here to stay for the next few days. so, for the early hours of tuesday morning, a lot of cloud across southern areas. that actually is going to stop the temperatures from dropping too low. we're talking about 10—12 degrees across the south. in the north, where clear spells develop, around about seven or eight degrees, six there in the very far north. tuesday itself is going to be a bit of a mixed bag across the uk, there will be some sunshine around for sure, but also a lot of cloud and rain later in the morning, spilling into parts of wales. that rain will probably move across this central swathe of the uk, probably a little bit in the midlands, quite possibly some across yorkshire, certainly moving through wales as well. in the north of the country, we'll have a mixture of sunshine and showers, particularly across scotland, and there'll be some showers across northern ireland as well, and cool in the north, 12 degrees. typically

one weather systems rolling in off the atlantic. all to play for in the next 2a hours. if you have plans, stay with us on bbc weather, more on oui’ stay with us on bbc weather, more on our website. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines: labour distances itself from some facebook groups set up by jeremy corbyn supporters after anti—semitic comments were posted. comedian eddie izzard joins labour's ruling committee after a senior party official is forced to resign. heavyweight boxer anthony joshua beats new zealand'sjoseph parker with a unanimous win to add the wbo title to all his others. ifi if i was retiring on this high, i would be, like, yes, iam the man, but i have got to defend my throne again ina but i have got to defend my throne again in a few months, so i am balanced and we are still hustling. pope francis has delivered his easter homily from the balcony of st peter's basilica in rome. this is the scene live at the vatican.

relinquishes its grip someone so it means these weather systems will be allowed to come in from the atlantic, bringing more moisture and combined with high temperatures means a greater risk of april showers, more so on sunday then saturday so that'll be interesting and it looks like very usable weather, quite warm on saturday and on sunday, the chances is the showers will turn heavy and there is always a risk for the london marathon of some warmth to start but then a sharp shower later. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: the prime minister apologises again, this time to mps, for the government's treatment of caribbean migrants. she offers reassurance to the windrush generation, but she still faces criticism of her time as home secretary. people in this generation, who came here from commonwealth countries, have built a life here. they have made a massive contribution to the country. these people are british. they are part of us. under her, the home office became heartless and hopeless, and doesn't she now run a government that is both callous and incompetent? the substan

states remain the most important partner of germany and europe as a whole on the other side of the atlantic got it internationally on the global scale that is the one fact on the other hand we see in the in the past the development that concerns us that brings a change to how we communicated across the atlantic asked compared to form a time so we were facing new challenges we see that europe and germany have to take over more responsibility by that they itself to care about it or know about their own security issues. but having said that the current situation that we're facing on my hope is that before any missile strike after the gas attacks in duma which for me are a fact you know kid can be answered that there will be diplomatic talks and also including the words security council the fact is as well that some in two main barbarian act as we have seen the killing of a lot of people including women and children in doman syria needs an answer the assad regime as well as russia who are they protective of power there they have to understand this speaking to me earlier that was peter buyer the

now, there's a lot of cloud out there in the atlantic which is ready to come our way, lots of showers too. this is cool air, it's streaming in and it's here to stay for the next few days. so, for the early hours of tuesday morning, a lot of cloud across southern areas. that actually is going to stop the temperatures from dropping too low, talking about ten or 12 across the south and in the north where clear spells develop, around seven or eight, six in the very far north. tuesday itself is going to be a bit of a mixed bag across the uk, there will be some sunshine around for sure but also a lot of cloud and rain later in the morning spilling into parts of wales. that rain will probably move across this central swathe of the uk, probably a little bit in the midlands and quite possibly some across yorkshire, certainly moving through wales as well. in the north of the country we'll have a mixture of sunshine and showers, particularly across scotland, and there'll be some showers in northern ireland as well and cool in the north, i2. typically in the south, around 15. tuesday night into w

in its place, this low comes in from the north atlantic carrying quite a lot of fresh air. and what happens this time of the year, when we've got cold air sitting on top of us, and then you get the strong sunshine? basically that means you get big showers forming, and it's going to be a real rush of them on tuesday — on wednesday, that is. so wednesday is going to be a very changeable day, from sunshine, to downpours, back to sunshine again. and then, through thursday, we're in that cool air stream off the atlantic, which is here to stay into the weekend as well. and this is normalfor the time of the year. the average for this time of the year in the south is around about 14—16 degrees, a couple of degrees lower than that in the north, and that's pretty much what we're getting on thursday. you can see around 15 there in london, 11 in glasgow and in edinburgh. and again, a mixture of sunshine and showers on thursday. now, this is thejet stream here. whenever you see a dip in the jet stream, it basically drags the cool airfrom the north. so, as we head into friday, saturd

now, there's a lot of cloud out there in the atlantic which is ready to come our way, lots of showers, too. this is cool air, it's streaming in, and it's here to stay for the next few days. so, for the early hours of tuesday morning, a lot of cloud across southern areas. that actually is going to stop the temperatures from dropping too low. we're talking about 10—12 degrees across the south. in the north, where clear spells develop, around about seven or eight degrees, six there in the very far north. and then tuesday itself is going to be a bit of a mixed bag across the uk. there will be some sunshine around for sure, but also a lot of cloud and some rain later in the morning, spilling into parts of wales. that rain will probably move across this central swathe of the uk, probably a little bit in the midlands, quite possibly some across yorkshire, certainly moving through wales as well. in the north of the country, we'll have a mixture of sunshine and showers, particularly across scotland, and there'll be some showers across northern ireland as well, and cool in the north, 12 degre

it's all here, it's set in gran canaria, a sort of moon—like rock in the atlantic ocean, of course. there's an interesting experiment and it's a netflix movie, so it's got sort of a spanish actor and a german actor and a mexican actor. it's got taylor schilling playing the wife, who's a big netflix star from orange is the new black, and sam worthington there and tom wilkinson is the general in charge of this experiment. you've got to have a brit. yes. a brit in charge. he looks really, sort of, distasteful in the script as if an offence to a man who should be playing king lear by now. yes, frankly. it doesn't really work. it's not fun in the way that rampage is. no, it doesn't have a sense of its own absurdity. you have to bring all that yourself. right. there's plenty of room for laughing at it, itjust does not want you to. not in the right way. in terms of best out, let's talk about a film that we didn't get a chance to talk about on the film review a couple of weeks ago, and you've chosen something really interesting. yes, this is i think one of the best films of the year. i'm ve

back to lead the conversation, the atlantic chilean white. [applause] >> buspar able to talk about the birds eye view and also we've had personal stories. i want you to discuss a little bit about your role in thinking about her housing and implementing that in your cities. >> good morning everyone. i'm the commissioner of new york city department of housing preservation department and i work is to advance the housing. in new york where he had set ambitious goals to build and preserve affordable housing. it's about 300,000 homes through 2026. the work we do together with many different sister agencies reflect in many ways what the story is of new york and on one hand it's a story that seems to be one of growth, all-time published high, all-time high in terms of job is to be a city that has an embarrassment of riches in terms of cultural institutions et cetera but it's also a story of too many inequities. it's a story that reflects the story of many cities across this country shaped by a history legacy, decades of inequities and discrimination.

. in from the atlantic. all of that is rain bearing cloud. rain bearing cloud. it will accompany this weather front. accompany this weather front. jet stream, as you can see here, is right across the uk. right across the uk. develop around this area of high pressure. pressure. what we had this morning was a cloudy start. was a cloudy start. northern ireland, scotland, and for a time northern england. a time northern england. temperatures roughly where they should be. should be. with one or two brighter breaks here and there. and there. northwards and eastwards, and eventually it does clear away. eventually it does clear away. well, and those are our overnight lows. lows. morning, but a lot of dry weather around. around. thing, and then showers drifting in on the breeze over towards the east. on the breeze over towards the east. thundery, potentially with some hail. hail. generally around where they should be at this stage in april. be at this stage in april. touch of frost first thing across northern ireland

the next bit of rain comes off the atla ntic to next bit of rain comes off the atlantic to bring wet weather to northern ireland, and those who go through tuesday afternoon that ram will be arriving across western parts are being, wales and scotland. -- rain. parts are being, wales and scotland. —— rain. temperatures coming up a bit, 12— —— rain. temperatures coming up a bit, 12-14 —— rain. temperatures coming up a bit, 12— 14 for most, still a little cooler this time of year. that rain will continue to push east across the country through tuesday night. wednesday, still loitering around across central and western in on, but it will clear through the day, followed by some sunshine. —— western england. heavy showers moving into the north—west of the uk, thundery at times, temperatures 10-14. so uk, thundery at times, temperatures 10—14. so a bitter they make you start to the week for a number of bases, particularly west in england. -- bit of bases, particularly west in england. —— bit of a manky start. but temperatures will push back into the 20s next week.

it is all here, done in gran canary, a sort of moonlight rock in the atlantic ocean. there's an interesting experiment and it's a netflix movie, so it got sort of a spanish actor and a german actor and a mexican actor. it has taylor schilling playing the wife, who's a big netflix star, and sam worthington there and tom wilkinson is the general in charge of this experiment. you've got to have a brit. yes. a brit in charge. he looks really, sort of, distasteful in the script as if an offence to a man who should be playing king lear by now. yes, frankly. it does not really work. it's not fun in the way that rampage is. no, it does not have a sense of its own absurdity. you have to bring that yourself. there is plenty of room for laughing at it, itjust does not want you to. not in the right way. in terms of best out, a film that we did not get a chance to talk about on the film review a couple of weeks ago, and you have chosen something really interesting. yes, this is i think one of the films of the year. i'm very surprised it did not win at cannes last year with the ann

will it get the effect of atlantic circulation on marine ecosystem. because this ocean circulation moves different, water methods around, warm and cold water in different places, that impact the organisms that live in the ocean and so for example, lobster that live off of the american east coast, they don‘t like warm waters and walmart is building up there so they been migrating. species like cod off the uk waters, very temperature sensitive. what changes circulation we may see a change those patterns. were trying to understand exactly what the uk system response will be to these big changes. maybe good news for all of the lost their fishermen off the north. why no from my childhood abuse get a lot of laughs are a lot of lobster and complained they were getting as many. maybe they will come back. thank you for coming again in this funny that to us. the cup is all planned seamlessly, we go to who else but thomas for a more immediate forecast. tell us. good evening. gloucester. anyway in the short—term. the weather forecast is lot less complicated t

temperatures will continue to fall away, because of that atlantic influence and the risk, increasing risk of the heat triggering thunderstorms. as we go into saturday there is mist and fog around first thing which would take around first thing which would take a couple of hours to clear. plenty of sunshine for scotland, northern ireland, decent day until late on. in the south moor cloud bubbling up. if you like showers initially but they too could become quite intense. like today tempered as in the high teens across the northern half, more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, it will feel pleasant. but in the south we've got increasing risks of showers. it's likely we won't see as much sea fog for the irish sea coast of wales and england but instead we'll see some of the energy taken up by some storms brewing. sohail, thunder, lots of lightning, gusty winds, difficult to pinpoint exactly where they will fall but the progress will take them north and east as we go into sunday. it is behind this cold weather front we see it is behind this cold weather front we see that, finally

magazine the atlantic it's seen as another sign of warming ties between sidey arabia and israel in it he said i believe the palestinians and the israelis have the right to have their own land but we have to have a peace agreement to assure stability for everyone and to have normal relations there are a lot of interests we share with israel and if there is peace there would be a lot of interest between israel and the gulf cooperation council palestinians protesting on gaza's border with israel they are going to stay camped there for the next six weeks fifteen people were killed by israeli troops during protests on friday and more than fourteen hundred were injured demonstrators have gathered near the barrier that runs the entire length of the border israeli soldiers including around a hundred snipers on the other side. the former catalan the former leader of the catalan parliament could soon be extradited to spain the german prosecutors have applied for. extradition following his arrest there last month and he's facing charges of rebellion in spain not just beheading catalonia independ

that in many ways european integration is strengthened from the experience and relations across the atlantic and strengthened from the experience because we've all learned that paying attention your allies is a good thing to do and to keep them in board in terms of the communication strategy let's not forget george w. bush's administration in the first instance when the iraq war was prosecuted was actually much more of a go it alone administration the second george w. bush administration set as a priority building and strengthening relations with europe and so i would argue that when these kinds of mistakes happen the natural thing among friends is to figure out why the mistake happened and then to ensure that they have procedures in place to make sure that those mistakes don't lead to policy mistakes in the future well of person professor jones i would totally agree with you on that even though i think it's worth mentioning that britain also played a very active role in the run up to the war in iraq we just heard bill garia saying that it may reconsider its policy. based on how the situatio

you can see we have these atlantic winds coming our way. we have showery rain coming into northern ireland, into southern parts of scotland, south—west scotland, one or two showers in the north east, but further south east of scotland, south—west scotland, one or two showers in the north east, but further south—east those temperatures still 17 degrees or so, but 13 in north—east england and northern ireland. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 4. north korea suspends all missile tests and announces its to shut down a nuclear test site. president trump called the announcement ‘big news'! the un secretary—general says it shows that diplomacy works. i believe in north korea the pass is open for the peaceful denuclearisation of the korean peninsula and it also proves that diplomacy is the way to solve conflicts. it's not war. carwynjones says he will stand down as wales' first minister in the autumn. theresa may promises compensation to windrush immigrants who were unfairly threatened with deportation. a three—ye

a lot of cloud in the atlantic, ready to come our way, lots of showers as well, cool air streaming in and it's here to stay for the next few days. for the early hours of tuesday morning a lot of cloud across the south, that is going to stop the temperatures from dropping to look, ten, 12 degrees in the south, north were clear spells develop, 7—8d. tuesday itself will bea develop, 7—8d. tuesday itself will be a bit ofa develop, 7—8d. tuesday itself will be a bit of a mixed bag across the uk, some sunshine around, a lot of cloud and rain, rain spilling into the uk, a little bit in the midlands, some across yorkshire, moving through wales as well. in the north a mixture of sunshine and showers especially across scotland, some showers across northern ireland. cool in the north, 12 degrees, in the south, looking at around 15 degrees. tuesday night into wednesday, the weather system moving away, in its place is low coming from the north atlantic carrying fresh air and what happens this time of the year, cold a sitting on of us, the strong sunshine, that means you get big showers formi

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atlantic winds. 0n clears through into wednesday. atlantic winds. on wednesday, typical april showers day. showers in the west will develop across the country. heavy with hail. you will be lucky to miss them. when the showers come through feeling distinctly chilly. showers always predominant to be north of the uk. the nights getting colder, also. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. jeremy corbyn has accused the government of treating the windrush generation as second—class citizens — speaking at the welsh labour party conference, he called for an end to the "hostile environment" immigration policy. four british people have died and 12 have been injured in a coach crash in saudi arabia. the accident happened as the group left mecca on an umra pilgrimage. 70—year—old raj begum hussain from blackburn was among those killed — her family have paid tribute. jeremy hunt has accused social media companies of "turning a blind eye" to their impact on children's mental heal