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good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. afterfour weeks in hospital, the duke of edinburgh has been discharged and has returned to windsor castle. prince philip was admitted to king edward vii s hospital in central london on february 16th after feeling unwell. the duke, who s 99, later underwent a successful procedure for a pre existing heart condition at another london hospital. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. shielded by a screen, a patient, evidently in a wheelchair, was brought out from the king edward vii hospital to a waiting vehicle. moments later, the vehicle left with the duke of edinburgh safely aboard, on his way home to windsor after his longest hospital stay, 28 nights in total, four of them at st bartholomew s hospital for specialist heart treatment. as the car left, photographers caught sight of the duke sitting in the rear of the vehicle. little has been said by the vehicle. little has been said by the palace about the reaso ....
the south west will continue to move northwards and eastwards. we could see some heavy bursts mixed in to the rain here for the west country in toward central and southern wales. that rain getting in towards the midlands and southern england, pushing towards the london area by the part of the afternoon. it s warm ahead of it in the south easterly breeze and could reach 18 in the south east. further north pleasantly warm in the sunshine. the best of the temperatures across the north west highlands. from sunday night into bank holiday monday, this area of low pressure is going to bring some pretty unsettled weather to our shores, particularly for england and wales. it does look like much of scotland will stay largely dry. we could see the odd sunny spells the england and wales, some showers at times. it will feel warmer in the sunshine, 15 or 16 degrees but chilly along the east coast of scotland and north east england. into tuesday beans are drying out, we lose the area ....
hello, and welcome to this special tribeca film festival edition of talking movies. i m tom brook. in today s programme, with sections on gaming, television and virtual reality, is tribeca moving away from being just a film festival? we will always be about film. that s without question. that s in our dna. but this was a festival in which the wonders of virtual reality were fully on display. you sit in a movie theatre and a character turns and looks at the camera, they call that breaking the fourth wall. but in vr, there are no walls. plus, tribeca had movies from around the world. a father son relationship drama set in china and a story of women s emancipation in switzerland in the 1970s. they actually had these arguments in the 1970s. they were, like, if women do politics, it s apocalypse. then there were tribeca s political films for politically charged, confusing times. we are living in a surreal time. i just don t know what to make of it. and a tribeca documentary ....
with mental health. i m talking about everybody, not just me! everybody with mental. anybody who s got learning disabilities. the new french president emmanual macron has named edouard philippe, as his first prime minister. and in the next hour, why the sky s the limit for this daring ioi year old. d day veteran verdun hayes becomes the oldest man in the world to complete a skydive. i woke up this morning one of the happiest men in the world. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. the government s emergency committee, cobra, is to meet in a hour s time to discuss friday s cyber attack, which hit nhs trusts across the uk. ii trusts in england are still experiencing problems. patients have been urged to turn up for appointments unless they hear otherwise. the head of microsoft has said the attack should be treated as a wake up call and here questions are growing about whether the government had adequately prepared the nhs for such an attack. danny savage is in york for ....
and will attend court in person for the rest of a trial where he s accused of indecent assault. police have launched an investigation into an unusually high rate of baby deaths and collapses at the main hospital hospital of cheshire. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister theresa may has launched the conservative party manifesto this lunchtime with a raft of policy pledges claiming to get to grips with the great challenges of our time . it includes major changes to social care in england. for the first time, the value of someone‘s property would be included in the means test for care at home. mrs may pledged changes to our state pensions she said there ll be a new double lock system when the current triple lock expires in 2020. there s also a promise for an increase in nhs funding for england, by a minimum of £8 billion in real terms over the next five years. on brexit, mrs may warned that if a government failed in the negotiations, the conse ....