That is why it is going to be mainly dry and settled, but the wind is in a clockwise action, so we will be pulling winds down from the north and not tapping into any of this heat across parts of southern europe. As we had to monday we start off with some distant mark, a lot of cloud around, but some spells of sunshine. It will stay murky and misty for the coasts and it will be gloomy for shetland. A small chance of a shower of a high ground in western scotland, wales and the south west, but most places fine with light winds and spells of sunshine, so not feeling too bad, 21 to 24 sunshine, so not feeling too bad, 21 to 2a degrees, the 2a in parts of western scotland. Any showers that do crop up in the west will fade, dry with some clear spells, but some areas of cloud and this cloud here may well work in two parts of england and then perhaps into the midlands and continue itsjourney west as we head through the day on tuesday. It will cloud over a bit of some parts of wales, may be the
Moment. What did you hear? yeah, absolutely, sandra. Quite a freeflowing press conference. We heard from the president much of the same as we ve been hearing the last few days. A sense of the g7 and nato meetings were a message that america is back a warning to russia and china. That if they pushed the boundaries, president biden will respond. And here s what he said on russia. I shared with our allies that i ll convey what i ll convey to president putin, but i m not looking for conflict with russia but we will respond if russia continues their harmful activities. There are still questions about the strength of the messaing coming so far. The final g7 communique may just fleeting reference to the situation in the east and south china sea. They didn t specify china s takeover of the idea. And economics and trade with regard to china and the global economy, we ll continue to consult on collective approaches to challenging nonmarket policies. Continue to consult critics say is hardly a re
welcome, it s up to 7 lovely to see you again. brexit allowed the uk to take back control of, among other things, its borders. yet this government has proved no more successful than its predecessors in stopping illegal migration. the problem may even be getting worse. on a single day last week, 1,185 people risked a perilous crossing in small boats from france to the east coast of england. the mystery is how they get into the shengen zone in the first place that s eu countries you can travel between without passport checks. with no effective means of stopping the lucrative and exploitative trade in people smuggling, an australian style solution is under consideration transferring them for processing to albania on the other side of europe. and that no small expense. how are the migrants who end up in and around calais in france are thought to be getting there? it’s around calais in france are thought to be getting there? to be getting there? it s easy because the
mistake, quite frankly, for china not showing up. the rest of the world is going to look to china and say, what value have they provided? also on the programme tonight: two police officers plead guilty to taking and sharing photographs of the bodies of two sisters, who were stabbed to death in a park in london. at least 25 people are killed in kabul in an attack on afghanistan s biggest military hospital the islamic state group claims responsibility. bruno fernandez. cristiano ronaldo! brilliant goal. absolutely outstanding. and can manchester united defy their critics? tonight s champions league action coming up. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel. antonio conte is back in town the italian takes over at tottenham 2a hours after the former manager was sacked. good evening once again, from the global climate summit in glasgow, where world leaders have reached agreement today on two major areas affecting the future of the planet. within the past couple of ho
he is of course trying to present this as a overwhelming display of national unity, and a sign of, show of defiance to russia s enemies round the world. he said that russia s power is derived from its people, which is part of this message of presenting this election as a genuine democratic exercise where the russian people have shown him their support, rather than something carefully choreographed by the kremlin. he spoke of russians being one team and one family, and of course, appealing to this traditional values agenda, which we have seen him push over the year, by saying he had spoken to the head of the russian orthodox church. another key point he mentioned what russia calls the new region, the occupied pars of ukraine. we calls the new region, the occupied pars of ukraine. calls the new region, the occupied pars of ukraine. we are going to gok back to the press pars of ukraine. we are going to gok back to the press conference, - pars of ukraine. we are going to gok b