Atlantic. Outbreaks of rain and windy conditions. Firmly in this mild airfrom the windy conditions. Firmly in this mild air from the south, with windy conditions. Firmly in this mild airfrom the south, with mild temperatures. This afternoon, we have got rain in the north and rain feeding into wales and north west england. Temperatures today at a maximum of 1a, perhaps 15 celsius, where we see breaks in the cloud. This evening and overnight, cody outbreaks of rain, across scotland and wales into the midlands and east anglia, more rain pushing into the west into Northern Ireland and wales and north west england into the early hours. A mild night in the south, temperatures in double figures. Cooler in the north. And into the early hours, for england and wales, the wind picks up. So tomorrow morning at rush hour, some outbreaks of rain in the far north, but largely dry across much of northern and central scotland. Starting to see rain pushing into southern scotland, Northern Ireland, north
Process and seen to be legitimate and that means it may take weeks to get through the impeachment and finally to get rid of Robert Mugabe as the president of zimbabwe. Lets get the report from tom burridge. A call for the mugabe era to end. They gathered near zimba bwes parliament, where a move to impeach their leader of nearly four decades is under way. The army overseeing the process, but still no sign from Robert Mugabe himself that hes ready to resign. Hes very stubborn. I think in a way it is a very painful process. Zimbabwe was mugabe, mugabe was zimbabwe. Now a remarkable claim from the man once mugabes deputy, the former Vice President here being sworn in but sacked two weeks ago, a move which precipitated the current crisis. In a statement sent from an undisclosed location, Emmerson Mnangagwa almost mugabe of planning to have him killed. Plans were under to eliminate me, he wrote. Mr mnangagwa said he would not return until mugabe was out of power because he did not trust his
All the premier leagues top sides ease to victory. Celtic extend their unbeaten domestic run to 57 games with a 2 0 win over rangers in the First Old Firm derby of the season at ibrox. Chantal blaak of the netherlands recovers from a crash to become road race world champion. Britains Hannah Barnes led for a while, but could only finish 14th. Also coming up in the programme. Leicester narrowly beat harlequins in a thriller. And well be live injersey to find out more about a new fast and furious version of the triathlon. Hello and welcome to the programme. Plenty to come across a wide range of sports but well start with the premier league and there were several eye catching matches today. Our football reporterjohn bennett is with me here to cover all the big talking points. John, lets start with the derby at the london stadium between west ham and spurs. Quite a game. Great game to start the day, they were cruising, 3 0 up, tottenham, then the sending off of serge aurier and the goal bac
Prize fits into a landscape already teeming with awards . I think artes mundi is very important for the uk, because the awards you have in the uk are national. For example, the turner prize. Its for british artists, or british based artists, so what the uk didnt really have in a very eminent way was an international prize. So i think it fills a gap, an important gap. The judges said they awarded the prize Tojohn Akomfrah for the way in which his work explores migration, racism and persecution. To speak of these things at this moment, they said, feels more important than ever. Newsnight is getting under way on bbc two. Tonight, does theresa may put trade first and leave the ticking off until later . And we revisit trainspotting on the eve of the long awaited sequel. Here on bbc one, it is time for the news where you are. Hello and welcome to sportsday. The headlines. Hull beat Manchester United 2 1 in their afl semifinal second leg, but it is not enough to get them to wembley. England w
Prize fits into a landscape already teeming with awards . I think artes mundi is very important for the uk, because the awards you have in the uk are national. For example, the turner prize. Its for british artists, or british based artists, so what the uk didnt really have in a very eminent way was an international prize. So i think it fills a gap, an important gap. The judges said they awarded the prize Tojohn Akomfrah for the way in which his work explores migration, racism and persecution. To speak of these things at this moment, they said, feels more important than ever. Newsnight is getting under way on bbc two. Tonight, does theresa may put trade first and leave the ticking off until later . And we revisit trainspotting on the eve of the long awaited sequel. Here on bbc one, it is time for the news where you are. Hello and welcome to sportsday. The headlines. Hull beat Manchester United 2 1 in their afl semifinal second leg, but it is not enough to get them to wembley. England w