to new analysis. three women including a mother and daughter appear in court charged with terrorism offences and conspiracy to murder. i m rebecca jones and in the next hour: a record £400,000 fine for making over 100 million nuisance calls. marketing firm keurboom communications made repeated calls, sometimes at unsocial hours, trying to get people to make compensation claims. where do you want me? bouncing on my knee. where do you think i want you? and david beckham makes his big screen debut in king arthur, but his cameo performance gets mixed reviews. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says the party has unanimously agreed it is election manifesto. senior labour figures met today to finalise the document, after a draft version had been leaked to the media and that d raft been leaked to the media and that draft included radical plans to renationalise the railways and royal mail, to scrap university tuition fees in england, and to end th
parts of england, and some sunshine for the women s fa cup final taking place at wembley, it should be a fine and dry evening. as we head into this evening, we have got this band of rain looking west. the odd heavy burst of rain. that will ease its way into eastern areas during the night and keep the temperature is up as well. we will find clearer skies arriving behind that, particularly across rural parts of northern ireland. this should not last too long, and then a south westerly breeze will usher in some sunshine, some heavy showers perhaps in the afternoon across scotla nd perhaps in the afternoon across scotland and northern ireland, and temperatures similar to today, in the sunshine it should feel quite pleasa nt the sunshine it should feel quite pleasant despite a slightly fresher feel. winds will pick up heading into monday, low pressure coming from the south, drawing in a lots of warm aircontaining a from the south, drawing in a lots of warm air containing a lot of
of showers almost anywhere. mostly dry along the south coast. temperatures up to 15 in glasgow. the weather should stay predominantly dry by the premier league games tomorrow but we can t rule out a passing shower, pretty clear during the afternoon. sunday night into monday, we see the next area of low rashad approaching from the atlantic with the isobars coming closer. windy as we head into monday. low pressure bringing wind and outbreaks of rain, heaviest in the north west, lighter and patchy further south east. temperatures on monday between 15 to 18 degrees. hello. this is bbc news.. the headlines. most of the nhs trusts affected by yesterday s global cyber attack have managed to restore their systems. the prime minister said the government is working with all organisations concerned to resolve the issue. labour leaderjeremy corbyn has denied that senior members of his party are already admitting defeat in the general election. he was responding to a question about comm
delivers high ratings. personally, i wish you could have delivered a few more points to the united kingdom. steve rosenberg, bbc news. some shocking scenes there at eurovision. a line of breaking news to bring to you coming in from the royal college of nursing, saying that nurses will stage a summer of protests across the uk after polls showed strong support for strikes over pay. that s according to the royal college of nursing. we had some water for the garden at long last last night and that rain is clearing out into the north sea and we have got some beautiful sunshine around. that rain did dampen the ground in many areas, but today we have also got some fine and dry weather. some cotton wool clouds in eastbourne. and this isjersey, a stunning scene this morning. we have had a few showers in scotland and northern ireland and a few developing in northern ireland as well. but a lot of places will escape the showers. the best of the sunshine is around the coasts. showers tend
‘robin hood tax on financial transactions would raise billions of pounds for public services. now, this is an election like none other. an election called in the aftermath of the biggest decision this country has taken for many decades the decision to leave the european union. the question no one yet knows is how people s choices in that referendum how their feelings now about the result will affect which party they support. over the next few weeks, the bbc‘s nick robinson will be talking to voters to find some answers. this week, he visited a pub in halifax for a chat over a takeaway. between now and june the 8th, i m going to be travelling the country trying to see how different groups of voters are making up their minds who to support in the general election. first stop, this pub in halifax, where we re talking to people who voted leave in the eu referendum. working class voters here. many of them would have had a traditional link to the labour party, some, mayb