The far north west of scotland where there will be outbreaks of rain. For those places a dry and cold day. Hello. This is bbc news. The headlines hundres of thousands of people have marched through barcelona in support of spanish unity and against catalonias unilateral declaration of independence. The International Trade minister, mark garnier, faces an investigation after he admitted asking his secretary to buy sex toys. Heathrow airport says its investigating how details of its security procedures were found lying in the street. Scotlands first minister is to apologise on behalf of her government to gay men convicted of Sexual Offences which have since been abolished. Parents will no longer be able to use a legal loophole to avoid paying child maintenance, under new laws to be brought in within months. Now on bbc news witness. Hello and welcome to witness. Im here at the British Library to guide you through another five extraordinary moments from the recent past. Well meet a man who
Posttropical cyclone. The impacts are the same. You can see 70mileanhour winds. Its moving to the east and northeast. It will take a turn more to the north and possibly even bend back to the northwest or even loop out here over the open atlantic. So this is monday into wednesday. It is still south of our coastline and then eventually moving away late in the week. But until it moves east of us, well be under the threat for a lot of rip current look at these 20foot seas and they are all building toward the southwest, the cape and the islands into tomorrow night on into early monday. Check out the latest advisories. Tropical storm watch, cape cod, the islands as well as the immediate south coast. These are the areas that could have some Tropical Stormforce winds, around 45, 50 miles an hour. And that could cause scattered Power Outages and take down some its more of a concern even though we wont get hurricaneforce winds, still enough to create problems. The high surf, the rip currents, th
Churns in the atlantic ocean. Our Team Coverage takes us to the coast and to the cape but we begin with fox 25 meteorologist jason tracking the timing of it for us. All right. Thanks a lot, kerry. Were watching hermine. Its a 70mileanhour posttropical cyclone. The impacts are the same. You can see 70mileanhour winds. Its moving to the east and northeast. It will take a turn more to the north and possibly even bend back to the northwest or even loop out here atlantic. So this is monday into wednesday. It is still south of our coastline and then eventually moving away late in the week. But until it moves east of us, well be under the threat for a lot of rip current action. A lot of big waves. Look at these 20foot seas and they are all building toward the southwest, the cape and the islands into tomorrow night on into early monday. Check out the latest advisories. Immediate south coast. These are the areas that could have some Tropical Stormforce winds, around 45, 50 miles an hour. And th
In the philippines two people are killed. So we begin in iraq where the u. N. Said there has been a sharp rise in the number of iraqis killed in march. 1100 people died almost double the figure of february. Half of them were civilians. It does not take into account the death linked to the secondary violence. The iraqi army is moving up to mosul and has managed to take over a number of areas not far from the city. In Anbar Province it is retaking areas along the euphrates river. By the end of last year isil was estimated to have lost almost a sixth of the territory it had control manically i mainly in the north. We have the latest from baghdad. There are many reasons behind the increasing death toll of those mentioned by the United Nations mission in iraq. First of all because the clashes and the fighting in isis is still going on and recently it is increased highly when the iraqi forces announced that they launched in more than one area. Many areas are subjected to military operation m
A comeback in mexico. Two days until the europeans deem to send rejected assume lum seekers back. People are losing patience. There have been protests in the greek border town over the thousands of refugees and my grants who are cammed there. They say their lifelines are at ri risk. They say they are facing the same fate in northern agrees, zeina hodr reports. Reporter attitudes are changing. Compassion as given way to anger. At first, there was solidarity with the thousands of refugees and migrants. Now, the people are telling the government in athens that lively their looildz are at risk. Some are feweriotts. They say their quiet time no longer belongs to them. When they came here, we embraced them but now our lives are unbearable. We are scared to allow our children to play in the streets. No one explains to us why they are staying here. Reporter the refugees and migrants have been living in the fields close to the border for weeks. Fa farmers have lost their income. They cant plow