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there is a much improved start to the day compared to yesterday in scotland, and do you know what? the rest of the british isles is not far behind. details for you in just a few minutes. good morning. first, our main story: president trump will today call on muslims to present a united front in the fight against religious extremism. he will address more than a0 leaders of islamic countries on the second day of his visit to saudi arabia. our correspondent simon clemison reports. in business, sometimes you have to do the dance. and, having won billions of dollars‘ worth of contracts for us firms, donald trump is more comfortable celebrating with the saudis than he might look. it s beautiful. it is certainly more comfortable for him here than it is back home, given the furore over his sacking of the fbi director, given allegations his presidential campaign was tied to russia. but day two of this tour could be the beginning of a greater challenge, as he leaves the world o ....
turn hot for some of us. a few like that sort of thing you are in for a treat. a nice start to the day in some parts of the uk with some good spells of sunshine. many of us will be worn with good spells of sunshine but maybe not for all. it has been a bit cloudy in wales but that cloud is showing signs of breaking up. macleod was the north west. that brings a little bit of rain with it. winds from the south west and that brings increasingly warm air. we see those temperatures on the rise. wetter weather to be had in the north west of the uk. the rain is not overly heavy and not much gets across to the eastern side of scotland. up until aberdeen we sit the maxi temperatures up into the upper teens. rain into the north of england. temperatures and high teens low 20s of peaking at 2223 in the south eastern corner. lots of sunshine down towards the south west and the cloud breaking up across wales. across england, wales and the south west high pollen levels. through this ev ....
today the home secretary asked the migration advisory committee to start work on what comes next. we want a newcomer in forms, evidence based eu migration policy. we ve commissioned the mac to look into it, an independent group. the home secretary set out a vague timetable, sort of, that there will be three phases. the first will end on the specified date, the day we leave the eu, probably march, 2019. eu citizens who are already here, who have five years residency, will be able to apply for a settled status and those with fewer than five years residency will be allowed to stay to clock up those five years. even the apparently simple thing about what to do with eu citizens here already, and to take the big one, the european union wants its own court to have some jurisdiction over these people to insure that their rights are respected, something the government doesn t like at all. the second phase is a slightly woolly transition phase, where it seems that eu residents w ....
to try to discover why the plane crashed with 92 people on board. and in half an hour, we take a look at the front pages, including the daily telegraph, which reports the wea ker daily telegraph, which reports the weaker pound has left the military underfunded. good evening and welcome to bbc news. let s ta ke let s take you straight to hawaii. the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, is in hawaii for an historic visit, seeing him pay his respects at the sight of the japanese attack on pearl harbor in1941. shinzo abe side by side with barack obama, the united states president. let s listening through the translator. dotmacro when aerial bombing tore the uss arizona in two. even 75 years later, the uss arizona, now rests atop the sea bed, is the final resting place for a tremendous number of sailors and marines. listening again, as i focused my senses alongside song of the seas and the rumble of the rolling waves, i can almost discern the voices of those crewmen. voices ....
also this hour, we will be looking at the bafta in the next hour, we ll talk to a bafta nominee hollywood musical la la land leads the way with 11 nods. a host of british film talent is in the running for an award. also this hour. getting bigger. the world cup will expand to 48 teams in less than decade as 16 more nations are allowed in. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has told the bbc that he does not believe that immigration in the uk is too high. in a major speech this afternoon he is expected to suggest that labour is no longer wedded to the principle of freedom of movement. but when asked this morning if he had changed his mind about the numbers coming to the uk he said, ‘no‘. mr corbyn also addressed the issue of pay, saying he wanted to put a cap on the maximum amount that people can earn in the uk to create a more equal society. our political correspondent, iain watson, reports. he has criticised the prime minister for not having a plan for brexit. butjere ....