michael spoke to me after taking part in a conference in london which called for the return of his brother and the others being held by hamas. i had a life before october the 7th. i had a life before october the 7th. i have a family, i have a job. now this is what i do 21w. going to delegations all over the world, talking to politician. telling the story to whoever is willing to hear the story, just for the chance to affect the back.— affect the back. you brought a teddy bear with yom _ affect the back. you brought a teddy bear with you. explain _ affect the back. you brought a teddy bear with you. explain to _ affect the back. you brought a teddy bear with you. explain to me what i bear with you. explain to me what this means?— this means? this was actually his son's teddy _ this means? this was actually his son's teddy bear. _ this means? this was actually his son's teddy bear. i _ this means? this was actually his son's teddy bear. i carry - this means? this was actually his son's teddy bear. i carry it - this means? this was actually his son's teddy bear. i carry it with i this means? this was actually his. son's teddy bear. i carry it with me to remember it when it's difficult for me, there is a bigger picture. do you think a or is still alive? i know he still alive. i'll do everything in my power to get them back. ~ ., everything in my power to get them back. ~ . , ., everything in my power to get them back. ~ ., ., everything in my power to get them back. ., ., ,, ., back. what your position was? i know there's a lot — back. what your position was? i know there's a lot of _ back. what your position was? i know there's a lot of criticism _ back. what your position was? i know there's a lot of criticism from - back. what your position was? i know there's a lot of criticism from the - there's a lot of criticism from the israeli government. where you stand on that. ? ~ .. israeli government. where you stand on that. ? ~ ., �* on that. ? with the fact that i'm sittin: on that. ? with the fact that i'm sitting here _ on that. ? with the fact that i'm sitting here without _ on that. ? with the fact that i'm sitting here without my - on that. ? with the fact that i'm sitting here without my brother| sitting here without my brother means that we are not doing enough. we all need to do more in order to get him back. as soon as possible stop what kind of impact has this had on yourfamily? your nephew now is living with your mum i take it. it must be so difficult for him. it's horrifying. imagine a two—year—old boy who hasn't been hugged by his parents by more than five months. he misses them and calls them all the time. it's terrific. ~ ., ~ calls them all the time. it's terrific. ~ . ~ ., ., calls them all the time. it's terrific. . ~ ., , terrific. what kind of a person is or. ? terrific. what kind of a person is 0r- ? he — terrific. what kind of a person is 0r- ? he is— terrific. what kind of a person is or. ? he is one _ terrific. what kind of a person is or. ? he is one of— terrific. what kind of a person is or. ? he is one of those - terrific. what kind of a person is i or. ? he is one of those annoying geniuses- — or. ? he is one of those annoying geniuses- he _ or. ? he is one of those annoying geniuses. he was _ or. ? he is one of those annoying geniuses. he was very _ or. ? he is one of those annoying i geniuses. he was very clever? very clever. geniuses. he was very clever? very clever- much _ geniuses. he was very clever? very clever. much cleverer_ geniuses. he was very clever? very clever. much cleverer than - geniuses. he was very clever? very clever. much cleverer than you? . clever. much cleverer than you? unfortunately — clever. much cleverer than you? unfortunately yes, _ clever. much cleverer than you? unfortunately yes, don't - clever. much cleverer than you? unfortunately yes, don't tell - clever. much cleverer than you? | unfortunately yes, don't tell him clever. much cleverer than you? i unfortunately yes, don't tell him i said so, but yes. he taught himself everything and was always surrounded by friends, always smiling. his family was his whole life. that was michael levy. _ family was his whole life. that was michael levy, whose _ family was his whole life. that was michael levy, whose brother- family was his whole life. that was michael levy, whose brother is - family was his whole life. that was i michael levy, whose brother is being held hostage in gaza. let's turn to india—administered kashmir now, where the prime minister, narendra modi, has held a landmark rally. why is it landmark? it's his first visit to the muslim—majority region forfive years. the visit comes ahead of india's national election, which begins next month and stretches into may. thousands of extra security personnel were deployed across the region, and in kashmir�*s largest city, srinagar. here's some of what the prime minister said in his speech. translation: jammu and kashmir have witnessed a rise in economic _ activity because of expansion in connectivity and new infrastructural products are being planned to make jammu and elsewhere smart cities. the success story of jammu and kashmir will be centre of attraction for the world. kashmir was divided after india and pakistan gain independence from britain in bm. the two nuclear—armed states both claim the region in its entirety and have fought two wars over it in the decades since. in 2019, prime minister modi stripped kashmir of its special status, which had guaranteed it a significant amount of autonomy. although some people feel this has led to some benefits. analysts say president motie wants to project the image that things are back to normal in this territory. —— president modi. it also shows the alternative picture — it also shows the alternative picture of kashmir. even though mr modi is _ picture of kashmir. even though mr modi is predicting that normalcy has returned. _ modi is predicting that normalcy has returned, but there are underlying issues _ returned, but there are underlying issues. there is no government. it issues. there is no government. it is now_ issues. there is no government. it is now being — issues. there is no government. it is now being federally administered from delhi, and they have been calling — from delhi, and they have been calling for— from delhi, and they have been calling for local elections and to reinstate — calling for local elections and to reinstate the state status, like giving — reinstate the state status, like giving them proper authority and autonomy to govern the state on their— autonomy to govern the state on their own. — autonomy to govern the state on their own. but that has not been happening. their own. but that has not been happening-— their own. but that has not been haueninu. v ., ., ., happening. let's take you to another sto that happening. let's take you to another story that has _ happening. let's take you to another story that has been _ happening. let's take you to another story that has been popular - happening. let's take you to another story that has been popular on - happening. let's take you to another story that has been popular on the i story that has been popular on the bbc website. the red bull racing boss christian horner says it's time to draw a line over claims he acted inappropriately for the female staff member. he said the intrusion on his family has been very trying since he was accused of inappropriate and controlling behaviour. our sponsors correspondent or scott is following developments. ibibtc correspondent or scott is following developments.— correspondent or scott is following developments. bbc news has learns that the complainant was suspended from her role earlier, was suspended from her role at red bull racing earlier today. and now our understanding is that that is linked to the outcome of the investigation that carried out by an external barrister brought in by red bull, the parent company, into the allegations of inappropriate behaviour that she'd made against horner, who she was working with at the formula i team. a red bull racing spokesperson said us today that the company cannot comment on this internal matter. now, last week, red bull — this is the team's parent company — announced that the grievance against horner had been dismissed following what it called a rigorous investigation, but it made clear that the complainant did have a right of appeal. there was then a leak of alleged text messages purporting to involve christian horner. now, he has tried to maintain a business—as—usual approach to his work as team principal and chief executive of red bull racing, despite intense scrutiny and calls for more transparency on the investigation by fellow team principals and partners of red bull racing. but he was at the bahrain grand prix last weekend, which was won by red bull racing. he cut a defiant figure there as he appeared alongside his spice girl wife, geri homer, and he said to reporters that he would be remaining as team principal and chief executive and that he retained the support of the team's partners and stakeholders. we also heard from jos verstappen, the father of the team's driver, max verstappen, who said that this whole controversy was driving the team apart. yesterday, max verstappen appeared at a press conference and said that his father wasn't a liar. now, we are due to hear from christian horner later today ahead of this weekend's saudi arabia grand prix. still to come on the world today — why fat labradors can blame their genes. some of them are constantly hungry because of genetic mutation. around the world and across the uk — this is the world today on bbc news. bring you different stories from across — bring you different stories from across the _ bring you different stories from across the uk. _ bring you different stories from across the uk.— bring you different stories from across the uk. this is ruben lee, caettin across the uk. this is ruben lee, getting ready _ across the uk. this is ruben lee, getting ready to _ across the uk. this is ruben lee, getting ready to start _ across the uk. this is ruben lee, getting ready to start his - across the uk. this is ruben lee, getting ready to start his shift - across the uk. this is ruben lee, getting ready to start his shift as| getting ready to start his shift as a tram driver in nottingham. despite a tram driver in nottingham. despite a life long passion, ruben also has another great love — playing piano. i've always been interested in transport like railways, trains, trams, buses. when i was younger, i always went to the london transport museum is much as i could. they have a tube simulator on there that i was always on. when it comes to piano, i've been playing since i was about five and a half. on the tram, there's a heavy level of movement. hand—eye coordination, because you have lots of buttons on the tram. for more stories, head to the bbc news website. scientists have expressed alarm at new figures showing that last month was the warmest february on record. the data — published by the european union's climate service — says the average global temperature was more than 1.7 celsius above pre—industrial levels. heat records have now been broken every month since lastjune. here's our climate editorjustin rowlatt. spring begins when the magnolia trees bloom, according to cornish tradition, and spring came early in cornwall and the rest of europe this year. temperatures across the continent this february were almost 3 degrees above average. the exceptional warm weather the world experienced last month did not surprise climate scientists. it coincides with a near—record increase in co2 concentrations in the atmosphere. the link between co2 and rising temperatures is well established and this year, global temperatures got an extra boost thanks boost thanks to el nino, which brings warmer water to the surface of parts of the tropical pacific. that explains why february was 1.77 degrees warmer than preindustrial temperatures, and why global average temperatures hit a record 1.55 degrees above preindustrial levels over the last 12 months. it means we have temporarily at least breached the 1.5 degrees threshold the world agreed to try and limit temperature rise to, to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. february 2024 was the warmest february on record globally, with an average temperature of 13.54 degrees, above the 1991—2020 temperature. while this is remarkable, because, for instance, it is a tenth of a degree warmer than the warmest previous february, which was 2016, it's not really surprising, because this has been the el nino year, where temperatures tend to be warmer than usual, and more importantly, and more importantly, we have seen over the last few decades a piling up of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere which bring up the temperature of the entire planet. we all enjoy warm weather, especially after the downpours this winter, but we should worry when the seasons get out of whack. some plants and animals can struggle to survive. struggle to survive, though scientists say urgent action to cut emissions can still slow warming. justin rowlatt, bbc news. now, this might sound like science fiction — ships sailing the seas with hardly any crew — or even no—one on—board at all. but this its happening now, a number of companies but this its happening now. a number of companies are working on robotic vessels that they say could revolutionise shipping. our science editor rebecca morelle has this exclusive report on the sea trials in norway. what you're looking at is a vision of the future — a ship that needs only a few people on board to sail it, and that can be controlled from anywhere in the world. the vessel is being put through its paces in a norwegian fjord. the vessel's being put through its paces in a norwegian fjord. the company behind this, ocean infinity, are building a fleet of 23 of these. they're being used for survey work for offshore wind farms and the oil and gas industry. we fitted this vessel with extra sensors, extra servers, extra cabling, extra information systems. this is definitely going to be a revolution. there's almost no part of our operation which is going to be untouched by our approach to making it more robotic. this ship is 78 metres long, and usually, a vessel like this would have a crew of a0 or 50 people. but this is operating with just 16. instead, some of the jobs are being carried out by a crew more than 700 miles away. they're in a remote control centre, which in this case is in southampton. and this is that control room. everything you can see from on board the ship, you can see here on these screens. and as more and more of the vessels come into operation, all of these will start filling up. eventually, even the captain could be here, in charge of multiple ships in oceans around the world. for now, though, it's tasks like watch keeping or launching underwater robots. it's exciting to know that there's an opportunity for me to work on shore and still be involved in exciting projects. you can do almost everything that you do on the vessel. you can move around, you can steer it, you have cameras, you can see the cameras here. some vessels are sailing with no—one on board at all. this boat is being tested in plymouth sound and its crew is in an office in aberdeen. could you show us how you can control it from here? like, could we do a figure of eight or something like that? yeah, let's do a figure of eight. so, now i'm moving forward, - i'm sending a command going forward. the captain has precise control of the boat in real time. that looks pretty good to me! it's definitely an eight. but with recent concerns about problems like piracy, experts are looking at which safety issues need addressing for regulating robotic vessels. the problem here is what happens if somebody hacks into the remote control centre and gets hold of the ship and direct it somewhere else? that is a major issue. how this will all be regulated in the context of international law needs to be seen. on the dockside in norway, the next ship is being fitted out. the industry is gearing up for change, because the next wave of shipping is already here. rebecca morelle, bbc news. let's share one of the most—read stories on our website, involving dogs and diets. scientists in the uk say that a genetic mutation makes some labradors and flat—coated retrievers constantly hungry while burning fewer calories. the so—called "double whammy" effect means dog owners must pay special attention to keeping their pets slim. let's speak to rowena edmondson, who is the owner of labrador eddy. also joining alsojoining us. hello, both of you. eddy suffers from the genetic mutation which makes him prone to obesity. how does one deal with this? you 'ust watch how does one deal with this? you just watch what _ how does one deal with this? gm. just watch what he eats all the time. i was fortunate to have quite a few dogs in the past before i had my three, and most of them were quite interested in food —— before i had eddy. watch their diet, keep the treats to a reasonable level and... i did discover that eddy is quite adept at thieving food in the kitchen, but not all gets put away and out of reach.— and out of reach. looking at labrador — and out of reach. looking at labrador generally, - and out of reach. looking at labrador generally, they - and out of reach. looking at labrador generally, they do | and out of reach. looking at - labrador generally, they do have a reputation. forgetting a bit larger. i don't want to offend any labrador �*s who might be watching, but i'm a dog owner and when i see labs out and about, it's not unusual to see a lab that may be carrying a bit more weight than normal. is this what the scientists are saying because of genes because of pure greed —— instead of pure greed? genes because of pure greed -- instead of pure greed?— genes because of pure greed -- instead of pure greed? you'll have to ask the scientists! _ instead of pure greed? you'll have to ask the scientists! the - instead of pure greed? you'll have to ask the scientists! the genes i to ask the scientists! the genes make them feel hungry all the time. they feel full the same as normal dogs, but they feel hungry between meals, and so they'll go off and forage and stealfood meals, and so they'll go off and forage and steal food into it they can to find it. 50. forage and steal food into it they can to find it.— can to find it. so, eddy was part of the research. _ can to find it. so, eddy was part of the research. what _ can to find it. so, eddy was part of the research. what did _ can to find it. so, eddy was part of the research. what did he - can to find it. so, eddy was part of the research. what did he have - the research. what did he have to do? did it involve lots of eating? well, the first trial he did was, we took him into the lives and he had took him into the lives and he had to play a game of... they hit a sausage in a box. they look at how hard he could see it and smell it, and they looked at how hard he would work at trying to get the sausage. and how hard did he work? surprisingly, i think not as hard as i would expect. mas surprisingly, i think not as hard as i would exoect-_ i would expect. was it because it was a cumberland _ i would expect. was it because it was a cumberland and _ i would expect. was it because it was a cumberland and not - i would expect. was it because it was a cumberland and not a - was a cumberland and not a lincolnshire?— was a cumberland and not a lincolnshire? ., , , . ., lincolnshire? probably! wrong sort of sausage! — lincolnshire? probably! wrong sort of sausage! laughter _ of sausage! laughter you have _ of sausage! laughter you have talked - of sausage! laughter you have talked to - of sausage! laughter you have talked to me| of sausage! laughter - you have talked to me about of sausage! laughter _ you have talked to me about how you lost a few cakes. you said he scrums for apples, what is that? hate lost a few cakes. you said he scrums for apples, what is that?— for apples, what is that? we had some apple _ for apples, what is that? we had some apple trees _ for apples, what is that? we had some apple trees in _ for apples, what is that? we had some apple trees in our- for apples, what is that? we had some apple trees in our garden, | for apples, what is that? we had - some apple trees in our garden, and some apple trees in our garden, and some of them are wild, so we let them fall. if he gets into the garden, he'llspend them fall. if he gets into the garden, he'll spend all his time eating them. if there aren't any on the floor, some of the apples in the orchard, he will pull off the trees. wow, amazing. ithink orchard, he will pull off the trees. wow, amazing. i think eddy has gone for some late dinner. he’s wow, amazing. i think eddy has gone for some late dinner.— for some late dinner. he's having a drink. fantastic. _ for some late dinner. he's having a drink. fantastic. rowena, - for some late dinner. he's having a drink. fantastic. rowena, well- for some late dinner. he's having a | drink. fantastic. rowena, well done on caettin drink. fantastic. rowena, well done on getting eddy— drink. fantastic. rowena, well done on getting eddy on _ drink. fantastic. rowena, well done on getting eddy on air _ drink. fantastic. rowena, well done on getting eddy on air and - drink. fantastic. rowena, well done on getting eddy on air and i'm - on getting eddy on air and i'm ashamed he didn't have anything to say, but maybe next time! the lovely eddie who doesn't look at all like his gained any weight. let's stick with the animal theme. let's leave you with these images from the hatch watch project. the stars of the show are a pair of bald eagles who have made their nest in a tree overlooking big bear lake, in the san bernardino mountains, east of los angeles. here's jackie the mother, and shadow the father. jackie is sitting on three eggs. nature lovers are hooked, hoping to see the chicks emerge this week. have a look at these live pictures. it's a bit different. it's snowing and there's jackie sitting on her eggs. nature lovers are hooked on these pictures. they are watching them in their droves because they hope to see the chicks emerges sometime this week. now wouldn't that be egg—cellent! i can't believe i had to read out that line! puns away here on bbc news. —— puns ahoy. —— ahoy. suggesting both the conservatives in labour and are engaged in what it calls a conspiracy of silence about public spending after the election. the institute for physical study says the budget doesn't tackle the long—term economic challenges the country is facing. it also warned despite the 2p cut, average households are still likely to be worse off. year than they were five years ago. our economics editor faisal islam reports. right. ladies and gentlemen, this is what you've been waiting for, rishi sunak, the prime minister. the day after the budget and both main party leaders are rushing to claim they are the ones to lead the country out of recession and to a world where living standards are on the rise again. i genuinely believe that at the start of this year we have turned the corner. rishi sunak in a pub in a key election battleground seat in south yorkshire and the labour leader keir starmer making his economic pitch on a building site in london. huge problem. we're not building enough houses and therefore people can't- get on the housing ladder. but for both leaders, public spending ambitions and tax claims — a blunt reality check from the head of the institute for fiscal studies. where are those spending cuts going to come from? we don't know. what would the labour party do? we don't know. effectively, there is a conspiracy of silence between the two of them not to present us, the electorate, with the really tough choices they're really going to have to make after the election. those choices may come in public spending and tax. a new ifs analysis today of who wins and loses from all the tax and benefit changes since 2019, splitting the population into ten bands from poorest to richest in red here. overall, all but the richest tenth of society benefited, but when the post—election further three year freeze further three—year freeze in income tax is included, a huge tax rise. in income tax is included — a huge tax rise — everybody, apart from the poorest tenth would be down. it's that time of the year where parents come together to build or buy costumes for world book day. some enjoy this and some certainly do not — but nonetheless, this is an annual celebration of authors, illustrators, books and the joy of reading. with me is author banji alexander. you're a children's offer, you were a primary school teacher, so you know all about world book day. —— author. why do we do this every year? author. why do we do this every ear? , , . author. why do we do this every ear? , ,., , ., author. why do we do this every ear? , , year? this is an opportunity to pick u . year? this is an opportunity to pick u- the year? this is an opportunity to pick up the english _ year? this is an opportunity to pick up the english curriculum. - year? this is an opportunity to pick up the english curriculum. we - up the english curriculum. we treat treating all year—round, but it's a time to make it fun and celebrate it. allowed children to dress up and choose who they want to be, use their imagination. just really celebrating literacy. ads, their imagination. just really celebrating literacy.- celebrating literacy. a lot of arents celebrating literacy. a lot of parents are _ celebrating literacy. a lot of parents are thinking, - celebrating literacy. a lot of. parents are thinking, goodness celebrating literacy. a lot of - parents are thinking, goodness me, i have to make an outfit, buy an outfit. it can be a bit of a chore. what do you say to those parents? i'm one of them, banji. talk me into it. i'm one of them, ban'i. talk me into it. �* _ i'm one of them, ban'i. talk me into it.�* ., ., i'm one of them, ban'i. talk me into it. �* ., . i'm one of them, ban'i. talk me into it. i'll say again - children like to have fun. _ it. i'll say again - children like to have fun. when _ it. i'll say again - children like to have fun. when they learn, j it. i'll say again - children like - to have fun. when they learn, having fun is the best way to engage with their learning. the theme this year is giving children a choice. for parents, i'll say let children choose who they want to be. it's once a year. if you can afford a constant, as long as they can make something and decide they want to be, it's once a year and something that's quite brilliant —— a costume. what are the most popular authors or books that people emulate? the hunt books that people emulate? the hungry cala _ books that people emulate? iie: hungry cala pillar, we books that people emulate? ii2 hungry cala pillar, we had books that people emulate? "ii2 hungry cala pillar, we had harry potter today. hungry cala pillar, we had harry potter today-— hungry cala pillar, we had harry potter today. harry potter is a big one. potter today. harry potter is a big one- everyone _ potter today. harry potter is a big one. everyone wants _ potter today. harry potter is a big one. everyone wants to _ potter today. harry potter is a big one. everyone wants to be - potter today. harry potter is a big one. everyone wants to be either| one. everyone wants to be either hermione or harry, don't they? what you think it is about books that is important to get instilled into children? as you said, the curriculum in the uk and i'm sure in other countries it really is very much focused on reading, on doing grammar, undoing phonics. why is it important to garner a level books so young? i important to garner a level books so ouna ? , important to garner a level books so oun ? ,., , ., important to garner a level books so oun? .,. important to garner a level books so oun? young? i say to children good writers read, _ young? i say to children good writers read, so _ young? i say to children good writers read, so when - young? i say to children good| writers read, so when children young? i say to children good - writers read, so when children find a book that they love reading, it opens up doors to them. i say to children that avid readers are future leaders.— children that avid readers are future leaders. here's a quick icture future leaders. here's a quick picture of _ future leaders. here's a quick picture of my _ future leaders. here's a quick picture of my kids. _ future leaders. here's a quick picture of my kids. this - future leaders. here's a quick picture of my kids. this is - future leaders. here's a quick. picture of my kids. this is what future leaders. here's a quick - picture of my kids. this is what we had this morning. it was different. they were asking for kids to choose their career, so we have an author, an explorer and a very moody looking lawyer. you might be moody if you had to do law. they were budget costumes. i didn't redo anything, i just help them dress in their own clothes, is that cheating? it’s just help them dress in their own clothes, is that cheating? it's not cheatina. clothes, is that cheating? it's not cheating. children _ clothes, is that cheating? it's not cheating. children like _ clothes, is that cheating? it's not cheating. children like a - clothes, is that cheating? it's not cheating. children like a break. clothes, is that cheating? it's not i cheating. children like a break from the norm. when they wear a uniform, they're not getting to choose, so when they can dress up, it's their choice. the theme this year is read your way, which is allowing children to choose what they want to read and have the choice. bud to choose what they want to read and have the choice.— have the choice. and your own book is a popular — have the choice. and your own book is a popular one _ have the choice. and your own book is a popular one monks _ have the choice. and your own book is a popular one monks primary - is a popular one monks primary school children. do you miss working with them? i school children. do you miss working with them? , ., ~' with them? i still work with them, so i fitted visited _ with them? i still work with them, so i fitted visited over _ with them? i still work with them, so i fitted visited over 200 - with them? i still work with them, so i fitted visited over 200 school| so i fitted visited over 200 school now. i met a different school every day. i'm still in there. you now. i met a different school every day. i'm still in there.— day. i'm still in there. you love kids, amazing. _ day. i'm still in there. you love kids, amazing. banji— day. i'm still in there. you love kids, amazing. banji think- day. i'm still in there. you love kids, amazing. banji think you. think you. kids, amazing. ban'i think you. triumph kids, amazing. ban'i think you. think ou. ., , ., ., hello. this afternoon's weather is looking dry for the bulk of the country. cloud will vary a lot though, from place to place. we have seen some mist and low cloud loiter across parts of the midlands, the best of the sunshine generally today is once again across western areas, although there are a few breaks in the cloud across the south, as well. sunny skies, then, across parts of highlands of scotland today. a lovely picture from the nairn area sent by weatherwatcher rothesay. thanks for that. there's a vanishingly small chance of catching a shower today across parts of england, and wales, for the vast majority of the country, just stays dry. keeping a lot of cloud, though, across eastern areas of scotland, eastern areas of england, with still some mist patches loitering throughout the afternoon in to parts of coastal aberdeenshire. overnight tonight, that feed of cloud will continue to affect the north sea coast of england and scotland, probably a few clearer spells for a time across the south, a few patches of rural frost are possible, but otherwise temperatures generally a degree or so less cold than it was last night. on into friday's forecast, low pressure to the south—west, high pressure to the north—east, the pressure gradient, the isobars squeezing together a bit more closely, and so, it's going to be a windier day. it's the isobars and the pressure gradient that make the winds blow in the first place. strongest winds will be up and to the west of high ground. the uk's only named wind, the helm wind, will be blowing across fell and into cumbria. gusts could reach around a0 or maybe the low 50 of miles an hour, up into the west of high ground, so it will be quite a blustery kind of day and that wind will make it feel a little bit cooler. on into the weekend, the low pressure to our south still influencing our weather, still bringing the threat of some patches of rain. probably the greatest threat will be across parts of wales, south—west england and northern ireland through the course of saturday. north—west scotland favoured for staying dry with some sunshine. eastern scotland will probably have quite frequent showers working into the hills, so it could turn out to be quite a wet day here. some bright or sunny spells coming through and temperatures for the most part around about average for the time of year. on into sunday's forecast, again, there is the threat of seeing some rain at times, but it won't be raining all day. the rain is likely to be patchy in nature, the best of any sunshine again, probably towards the north—west of scotland. that's your latest weather. bye for now. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. probably the biggest chance he has until the convention in the summer to talk to the americans en masse and to show him that he is, yeah, he's 81 years old, but he's still energetic. he's still coherent. he's still got it. there was a growing sense of frustration with the israelis, it looked — frustration with the israelis, it looked as— frustration with the israelis, it looked as though frustration with the israelis, it looked as thouthoe biden frustration with the israelis, it looked as though joe biden wanted something to announce on the humanitarian front in the state of the union — humanitarian front in the state of the union address. now what they're planning. is to build a sort of temporary port on gaza's coast, - on the mediterranean coast, and ship aid into there from cyprus. there is not much detail on whatjoe biden would do with another four years. tonight, he has the bully pulpit to launch his relection campaign. it is perhaps one of the most significant, state of the union addresses in living memory. we will look ahead to tonight's speech in the company katty kay, we will also hearfrom one of the invited guests who will be sitting in the gallery. in that speech tonight, joe biden will announce the american us military is to lead an emergency mission to establish a port on gaza's coast. and what is going on at red bull? team manager christian horner still in place. but the invistigation into him has put the skids on red bulls challenge in jeddah this weekend. welcome to the programme. a live shot capitol building in washington tonight, where the eyes of tens of millions of americans will be trained,

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