Evening as this High Pressure cubs then, it is getting squeezed out, towards the uk. A pretty unsettled way, some sunshine from time to time, but we can expect heavier showers, some longer spells of rain, Turning Cooler as well. Hello. This is bbc news. The headlines. A white house spokesperson has defended donald trump, after the president was accused of failing to explicitly condemn far right extremists following the death of an anti fascist Counter Protester at a White Supremacist rally in charlottesville. Mr trump has been criticised for condemning violence by many sides, instead of targeting his anger at the far right. The chancellor, philip hammond, and International Trade secretary liam fox have said that any brexit transition deal would be time limited, and would not be a back door to the uk remaining in the eu. Raila odinga, the defeated candidate in the kenyan president ial elections, has urged his supporters not to go to work on monday over the disputed election result. More
Its too many. This is where i grew up barry, or barrybados as i call it. I love it down here. We used to come here when we were kids. Mum and dad would bring us here, bring a blanket, a picnic, build sandcastles on the beach. It was great. Dad was a good dad. He was very much a family man. Loved his kids, there was three of us. Im the baby, the youngest. We didnt have much money in the 1970s, but there was food on the table. My dad, cliff, was a tanker driver, a really hardworking man. He looks really happy and well in these photos when he was younger. He was a good looking bloke as well. Thats where i get it from its not the same anymore though, dads not here. Its nearly two years since dad passed away. Because of sepsis. I just thought, where did this come from . And what is sepsis . I had never heard of it. I know its kind of related to septicaemia, blood but it seemed to be one thing after another. Dad had a number of illnesses, including dementia. While in hospital he developed se
Its too many. This is where i grew up barry, or barrybados as i call it. I love it down here. We used to come here when we were kids. Mum and dad would bring us here, bring a blanket, a picnic, build sandcastles on the beach. It was great. Dad was a good dad. He was very much a family man. Loved his kids, there was three of us. Im the baby, the youngest. We didnt have much money in the 1970s, but there was food on the table. My dad, cliff, was a tanker driver, a really hardworking man. He looks really happy and well in these photos when he was younger. He was a good looking bloke as well. Thats where i get it from its not the same anymore though, dads not here. Its nearly two years since dad passed away. Because of sepsis. I just thought, where did this come from . And what is sepsis . I had never heard of it. I know its kind of related to septicaemia, blood but it seemed to be one thing after another. Dad had a number of illnesses, including dementia. While in hospital he developed se
Now it s time for a look at the weather. it isa it is a sunny morning across some parts, but as you can see in st albans, still some ice on top of the pond. that s thanks to a pretty chilly night. that sunshine giving way to more cloud, and the cloud is with those in scotland, in the past 30 minutes, those shots coming in from the highlands. 0utbreaks 30 minutes, those shots coming in from the highlands. outbreaks of rain turning heavier and more persistent. the cloud is spreading across the uk right now. you can see what has been happening through the night and into the morning. a stream of cloud coming off the atlantic and edging its way towards the south and east. the sometime turning increasingly hazy here. that cloud is actually coming with some milder air. temperatures on the rise, relative to the last few days. temperatures sub zero and southern areas at the moment, up to 11 in the north west highlands, the rain turning heavier and more persistent. patchy rain and drizzle from t
Northern ireland turning a bit brighter into the afternoon. northern and eastern scotland, sunny spells, the chance of a shower, wintry nails. in england and wales, more cloud this afternoon compared with this morning but it stays mainly dry. continuing across northern areas with a further chance of outbreaks of rain overnight, more in scotland, and the rain turning heavier in the north. parts of north east scotland briefly dipping close to freezing but for most mild start to a rather cloudy thursday with some pretty wet weather in the north and north west of scotland. persistent heavy rain for much of the day here. elsewhere, a lot of cloud around. from the cloud around, you might see some light rain or drizzle or some occasional sunny spells, too. hello this is bbc news. i m annita mcveigh. the headlines: hundreds of thousands of workers including school teachers are going on strike for what will be