Parts of central, northern england. This cloud pushing northwards overnight into northern ireland, central, southern scotland. There will be rain in it too and winteriness for sunday morning. Showers in the south west corner. Its another cold night. Watch out forice. Its another cold night. Watch out for ice. Frosts central, southern and eastern areas. Here we see the best of the sunshine through sunday. There will be some sunshine further north too, but also patchy cloud around. One ortwo north too, but also patchy cloud around. One or two showers could still be wintry over Higher Ground and another cold day to come, temperatures in low to mid single figures. Little change into monday and tuesday. Much the same, largely settled weather because of high pressure. It will remain cold. What we will have subtle changes, fog. Monday morning, tuesday morning, could be dense in places across england and wales. Keep tuned to the weather forecast. Good afternoon. This is bbc news. The headlines
Who defeated him in a president ial election last month. Andy murrays hopes of winning a First Australian open title ended with a shock defeat by world number 50 Mischa Zverev of germany in the fourth round. Now on bbc newsn time for hardtalk. Welcome to a Special Edition of hardtalk from moscow. Im stephen sackur. According to Us Intelligence chiefs the kremlin Ran A Covert Operation aimed to influence the us president ial election in favour of donald trump. If they did, it worked, but was it really so . What is the truth behind the swirl of allegations . And what now for russia us relations . Well, im going to the kremlin to meet Vladimir Putins spokesman, Dmitry Peskov. Is he triumphant or cautious . Dmitry peskov, welcome to hardtalk. Do you care that a host of western Intelligence Agencies have accused your government of sophisticated, covert operations, dirty tricks, meddling in their internal politics, do you care . You mean Cyber Attacks . Cyber attacks, not just that, but Cybe
The dishonest media. The i says the Prime Ministers post brexit plan is to reboot british industry. The Daily Express has claims from a leading Brexit Campaigner that up to a million eu migrants may head to the uk over the next two years. The metro says theresa may is ready to challenge President Trump over sexist remarks when she meets him at the white house on friday. The telegraph says a Free Trade Deal with the United States is likely to open the door to us jobs for british workers. The mirror has more on accusations that the Prime Minister didnt share knowledge of a failed trident test ahead of a vote to renew the weapons system. And the times reports that Rural Enterprises will be the biggest losers in upcoming Business Rate rises in england. Now its time for hardtalk. Welcome to a Special Edition of hardtalk from moscow. Im stephen sackur. According to Us Intelligence chiefs the kremlin Ran A Covert Operation aimed to influence the us president ial election in favour of donald t
To end the slaughter and bloodshed in syria. As Syrian Television shows the aftermath, moscow strongly condemns the action, vowing to strengthen assads air defences. The romanian tourist injured in the westminster attacks two weeks ago has died Andrea Christea fell into the thames during the incident. Hello and welcome to bbc news. Im jane hill. A lorry has driven into a crowd of pedestrians in the Swedish Capital, stockholm. Police say at least three people have been killed and many others injured. The vehicle is reported to have rammed into a busy Department Store on drottninggatan, one of the citys major shopping streets. The swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven has said that the country has been attacked and everything indicates that it was police have released this image of a man they want to question in relation to the attack. Suddenly this afternoon, panic on the streets of Central Stockholm. People running for their lives. Around the corner, a lorry has smashed across a pedestr
this is really a significant expansion of the refugee programme. that they have already had in place for some time, as you pointed out. really it is answering some of the pressure that has come from members of congress and some of the refugee and human rights groups here in the us that the americans weren t doing enough for those people that put themselves in harms way in afghanistan on behalf of the us government, the us military. they are expanding the original programme which was really limited to those who had worked for the us government or the military directly and for two years or so, to include those who have worked for perhaps less time, more recently, and indeed more significantly for those who have worked for ngos and media organisations, for example. it is not as straightforward as it might seem, though, because they will require those afghans will require those companies and organisations to nominate them for this process and they will have to leave the country in order to