all over the world. anna holligan, bbc news, schiphol. that s what you call a pig and clover. now it s time for a look at the weather. hello there. temperatures speaking in cardiff close to 20 celsius. clear skies here and there but also to the north and west, patchy light rain and drizzle, heavier rain getting close to northern ireland, wales and the southwest later in the night, but temperatures generally overnight in the mid single figures, looking at 10 13 for quite a few in the morning. sunshine first thing, perhaps the midlands, a lasting longest in the southeast corner because we have rain in the west to begin with, spreading its way northwards and eastwards, heavy at times, cloudy skies into the afternoon, but cloud the micro sunshine or cloud, it ll be a case of temperatures up where they should be from this time of year. some of that rain still heavy in places, drive for a time in a monday night, but as democrat more wet weather arriving from the southwest later o
to suggest she s irritated by a lack of action by world leaders in tackling climate change. her remarks were picked up during conversations at the opening of welsh parliament. the queen, who s due to attend the cop26 climate summit in glasgow in november, said she didn t know who was actually coming to the conference. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. she d been in cardiff for the opening of the welsh parliament. afterwards, she chatted to officials and the conversation turned to cop 26, the conference on global warming in glasgow, to which all of the main world leaders have been invited. the exchanges are difficult to hear, hence the subtitles. they talk but they don t do. that, from the queen, is a revealing insight into how she regards some politicians. it s particularly striking after very similar comments this week from other members of the royal family. here was prince charles in a bbc interview on monday. world leaders are gathering in glasgow to tal
continue our coverage throughout the day here in leigh on sea on bbc news. forthe day here in leigh on sea on bbc news. for the moment, day here in leigh on sea on bbc news. forthe moment, let s day here in leigh on sea on bbc news. for the moment, let s take a pause and check on all the latest weather. milderair milder air pushing its way back north was gently next 24 hour is. the weather front bringing that meant that are stretched from now on, growth of an ireland italy south east of england. it allows much of england and wales to brighten up, especially as it emerges that 4 wheels and a south west. right to the north of scotland. upbus of rain finishing the day for northern ireland. if you are out tonight across northern ireland and scotland, outbreaks of rain this evening, then overnight spreading to parts of england and wales. southern areas and at the foreign awful stay dry. forjust about all, it will be a mild night than we saw last night. the best of the sunshine tom
it s such a pleasure to be back in hardtalk with you, stephen. well, it s a pleasure to have you on the show. let s begin with a very basic fact you are one of your own israeli government s fiercest critics. you have been for a long time. you ve certainly been an arch critic of the israeli military strategy in gaza. given all of that, i just wonder how you feel sitting in tel aviv watching the international court ofjustice consider the case of genocide filed against israel. i was watching it with a lot of sadness, depression and also a sense of shame, i must tell you. you know, my parents came here as refugees, really the ashes of the biggest genocide in history. and here, 80, 90 years later, israel is accused for genocide. i mean, i wish more israelis have at least watched the scenes, at least watch the scenes of gaza. they don t see gaza. i wish they would have seen more of the children on the grounds of the hospitals, the starvation, the destruction. but none of this is