The rain here stretching from the north of east anglia through the midlands and into the north, that will continue to go north and east, but working westwards across the eastern side of scotland. On either side of this, spells of sunshine, some gusty winds, touching 45 mph in places, and also some heavy, thundery showers. All of this combined is a fairly cool day, 1a celsius typically. The rain moves out of the way swiftly this evening, leaving us with a few showers, and elsewhere some clear spells, with lighter winds that will mean some patchy mist and fog. A fairly cool night for most, temperatures will struggle to get into double figures, rural areas could dip down to two celsius under clear skies. Sunny spells of heavy showers on sunday, the showers initially in the west but they will work their way east, with lighter winds and a little more sunshine it should at least feel a little warmer. Hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. The headlines this error. This hour. Michael gove one
Now for the weather. It has been quite an unsubtle day today. Heavy rain and blustery winds, brighter weather with a few showers in the south. An area of low pressure spins up south. An area of low pressure spins up from scandinavia. The rain eases off. And the wins will calm down overnight with clearing skies. Temperatures foremost between eight and ten. Tomorrow, across northern scotland, a cloudy start but otherwise for most of the uk should bea otherwise for most of the uk should be a bright and sunny start. It is a day of sunshine and showers and the showers will form into bands where those bands will be heavy, thundery and slow moving. In between those showers, more in the way ofjune sunshine. Temperatures 16 to 20 celsius. Into next week, a potent weather front will be moving across england and wales bringing heavy rain. Heaviest across eastern areas, some could see a months worth of rain bring the risk of localised flooding monday and tuesday. Hello this is bbc news. The headli
intent rocket bombardment from across the lebanese border. london s metropolitan police diverts dozens of its serious crime officers to investigate their own colleagues as it tries to expel hundreds of corrupt officers. live from our studios in singapore. this is bbc news. newsday. at eight o clock in the morning here in singapore and 8pm in washington where the white house has released a report which says little more could have been done to prevent the taliban takeover of afghanistan. the review commissioned by president biden does admit the us should have started evacuating kabul earlier be a spokesman blamed the chaotic withdrawal on a deal that donald trump did with the taliban. the taliban. transitions matter- the taliban. transitions matter. that the taliban. transitions matter. that is - the taliban. transitions matter. that is the - the taliban. transitionsi matter. that is the first lesson learned here and the incoming administration wasn t afforded much of one.
of representatives in the state have voted to expel two democratic members for disorderly conduct after they took part in a protest for stricter gun laws in the chamber last week. justin jones and justin pearson have been ousted, but a third democrat, seen in the middle of these pictures, gloria johnson, narrowly survived the vote, which requires a two thirds majority. with me is the bbc s helena humphrey. we helena humphrey. have seen some extraordinary images we have seen some extraordinary images from tennessee, tell us what we have been witnessing? certainly an extraordinary day, as we speak right now protests are continuing their outside of the state capital in tennessee, all of this coming off the back of the news that two accredited representatives avenue you say have been ousted today. firstly justinjones, 27 years old representing parts of nashville and justin pearson, 29 years old representing parts of memphis. two black representatives and then gloria johnson was a
hello and welcome. police in northern ireland have warned that some republicans could try to provoke street violence over the easter weekend as the country marks the 25th anniversary since the signing of the good friday agreement that largely ended 30 years of sectarian violence. hundreds of extra police have been brought in for events which culminate with a visit to belfast by us president biden on wednesday. vincent mcavinney reports. final preparations are under way in northern ireland for a week of notjust religious observation, but also a commemoration of the end of this nation s darkest chap. events are being held to mark monday s 25th anniversary of the signing of the good friday agreement in 1998. the deal ended 30 years of violent conflict in northern ireland known as the troubles, which cost the lives of more than 3500 people. cost the lives of more than 3500 maple- cost the lives of more than 3500 eole. ., ., ., 3500 people. today i want to. while there 3500 pe