push south and east through the morning. throughout the morning plenty of showers to scotland pushing into northern ireland and into the borders of the north of england. for the rest of england and wales, what you have got at the moment is what you are going to stay with the rest of the day. lots of dry, sunny weather on offer and temperatures will peak at 14 degrees which will feel pleasant in the sunshine. a little bit cooler in scotla nd sunshine. a little bit cooler in scotland with eight to 10 celsius. high pressure will stay with us for the rest of the week. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: pressure mounts on theresa may. senior conservatives tell the prime minister her brexit deal is more likely to pass if she stands down. her departure is guaranteed. what is not guaranteed is her legacy. and is her legacy going to be that she failed to deliver on the largest mandate that any government has been given through a referendum or has she succeede
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beyond 100 days, we will hear how president trump has been stirring up more president trump has been stirring up m ore c0 ntrove i’sy president trump has been stirring up more controversy during the campaign for the us mid term elections. we ll speak to marianne cooper, a sociologist from stanford university, about the walk out by google employees over the company s treatment of women and ethnic minorities, following sexual harassment allegations that the technology giant food at 10:a0pm and 11:30pm, we will at tomorrow s papers with the brexit editor at the telegraph and the editor of politico london playbook. now it s time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m holly hamilton. coming up on tonight s programme: leicester city s managers old and new come together to pay tribute to the victims of saturday s helicopter crash. we know we will play now for him and for his family. edinburgh rivals hearts and hibs unite to condemn violence during last night s derby, a
missiles and drones were launched at cities across ukraine. here s our russia editor steve rosenberg. explosion. caught on dash cam, a giant explosion in the centre of belgorod. there was panic as people ran for cover not everyone could. russia says at least 20 civilians were killed and more than 100 injured after a series of ukrainian strikes on the heart of the city. although the russian military claimed it had shot down most of the missiles as emergency crews rushed to the scene, the scale of the damage became clear. billowing smoke making belgorod look more than ever like a front line city. ukraine s border is just 20 miles away. the local governor said these were the deadliest consequences of ukrainian shelling that his region had experienced. the attack came just a day after russia had carried out a huge wave of strikes across ukraine with missiles and with drones. at least 39 people, kyiv said, were killed. belgorod has come under attack before. ..with explosions lik