likely like this bump in the isobars will move in. a drier interlude with high pressure. depending on where the high end is up, we might tap into some cold air and relatively mild air. looks like don might like ends up. the middle of the week should be drier. even though we could get relatively mild air, with those, conditions, we could see the return of some overnight frost. calmer conditions. hello. this is bbc news. we ll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. eighteen migrants, including a baby, have been rescued from two small boats in the english channel as they tried to reach the uk. theresa may has started her tour of the uk to sell the controversial brexit deal, which has been widely criticised by mps. a bus company has been fined almost £2.5 million, after one of its drivers crashed into a supermarket, killing two people. global efforts to tackle climate change are way off track according to the un, as it details the f
with highest temperatures in the south east, possibly the mid 20s. late in the week, if we put the rain back on, you can see the ragged band of rain that will work across all parts of the country. and it opens the door to more unsettled weather by the end of the week. the jet strea m by the end of the week. the jet stream changes position, it gets stronger, directly west to east, picking up areas of rain, mainly for the north. once again, there s not much rainfall south east. not much rainfall south east. not much rainfall south east. not much rain for the south east. hello. this is bbc news with rebecca jones. we ll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines: leading pro brexit conservative mps insist they are not planning to oust theresa may, despite meeting to discuss alternatives to the prime minister s chequers proposals, including plans to avoid a hard border on the island of ireland. russian president vladimir putin describe
ice. it does feel as though this is snowballing, doesn t it? overthe weekend, we heard of the woman who lost herjob as head of the department of international trade in london in november saying she flagged problems with this before and they were brushed aside by officials in the department. she had done a great deal to try and put international aid from the uk on a more form firm footing. any of us that travel around the world, some poor places that receive aid, it just goes into the pockets of dictators. she was doing a lot to help the investigate that. it really is pretty seedy. sex for aid are some of the more than luring headlines we are seeing. it feels like the industrialisation of aid giving, it is not immune, just like hollywood isn t immune from some of the seedy side of life will stop the questions are, what do they have in place first of what safeguarding the they have in place? very many charities which are being implicated to protect the people should be
head of energy at fbn merchant bank. good morning. good morning, great to see you both. great to see you, always. and you are perfect for this morning because we are leading with donald trump and you have just spent two weeks in the united states. before we get into the specifics of oui’ before we get into the specifics of our stories, tell us what it was like to be there for two weeks, and the political mood in the country. as with any transition of power, it is very exciting. what is interesting in the american cases it is so divided. trump has risen from being a businessman to the president of the world s largest economy and it is incredible because i was in california, essentially a blue state, a democrat state, and many people seemed quite switched off during the inauguration speech but so during the inauguration speech but so much has happened since the inauguration which will be really interesting to discuss, yes. so the line we are looking at now, for anybody who wa
joining us, who will provide more details shortly, and there will be some sessions organized over the course of the next few days. so, we believe that with strong, domprehensive, consistent an cooperated or coordinated action, countries and actually lift that growth, which needs to be more inclusive, in order to resist the political dynamics that are not helpful. i will be happy to take questions. muchice: thank you very madame lazardgarde. i was asked you to keep your questions very brief. let us start with jeremy. you mentioned the debate on globalization. i was wondering if you think the imf has given too much attention about the losers of globalization. it seems to be we are one month away from the u.s. election, the you think that the anti-trade policy promises by the republican candidate will cause a big damage to the u.s. and world economy? thank you. dir. lagarde: well, we believe that the international trade, that is what i will call it because globalization is sor