Thundery slow moving downpours develop, if you catch one you will know about it. Temperature wise maybe not as warm because we have more showers round, 18, i9, more showers round, 18, 19, mid teens further north, stay similarfor bank holiday mid teens further north, stay similar for bank holiday monday, another showery day, some of the heaviest in Northern Areas and this area of low pressure starts to move in from tuesday on wards, it looks like it will stay unsettled for the up like it will stay unsettled for the up coming week. The Thundery Downpours on bank holiday monday. Showers, longerspell of downpours on bank holiday monday. Showers, longer spell of rain but still some sunshine adds we move through the week. Take care. Thanks stav. And thats bbc news at six. You can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. Hello and welcome to sportsday. Im gavin ramjaun. A huge weekend of Sporting Finals is upon us. Well be live at wembley, as champions Manchester City prepare
Civilians,. And nigerias dying art, the textile workers who accuse foreigners of threatening a centuries old tradition. A new candidate announces hes running for the fifa presidency. Meanwhile, the front runner claims someone within the organization is organizing a Smear Campaign against him. Hello there, warm welcome to the newshour. At least 19 people have been killed and more than 100 injured, in a bombing in central bangkok. The attack happened close to a hindu shrine. The area is a tourist hot spot and foreign vistaors are felt to be amongst the casualties. No one has claimed responsibility. Al jazeeras Veronica Pedrosa reports from the scene. Reporter with the fire from the explosion still burning, there was a desperate race to reach survivors. As the Emergency Services moved, police tried to secure the area. A bomb had exploded minutes before. And closed Circuit Television shows the moment fear struck in the heart of bangkok with people running for their lives. The bomb went off
Heritage site. Plus, why gangs and not the government are providing free lunches for hungry children in new zealands schools we begun in tunisia, the home of arab spring, where people cast their ballots in an historic president ial vote. Sundays run off is the final step in tunisias transition to full the democracy. People are choosing between two candidates. The 88yearold is the candidate for the secular party. And is seen as an establishment figure of the former regime. Critics say hes too old. Supporters point to his experience and a broad coalition. Essebsi won 44 . His opponent is Moncef Marzouki. We are joined from tunis. How is the voting going . There is a good turn out in the center of capital. We are getting reports of similar turn outs across the country. Its the time step to the road to democracy, a long road for the past three years. At the forefront was a main political party, islamist party. They, themselves, have not nominated a candidate. They are influential in the fa
In what has been a season of struggle for the reigning Scottish champions and Brendan Roger’s, on his return to Glasgow, the midweek game against Hibernian felt like a pivotal moment in this year's title race for Celtic.