it really will feel quite nippy for the north sea coast but stay with us. wind is then easing as we go through saturday night into sunday. a fairly widespread ground frost. air frost in a few places as well. gardeners, beware. many painting delicate lands. sunday, very similar, losing that key northerly. more dry weather, starting to feel a bit warmer. always the risk of this weather front just floating to always the risk of this weather frontjust floating to the north of scotland, introducing more cloud here. elsewhere, it means it will be dry and time. what about beyond them? high pressure is with us through the start of the week, perhaps into tuesday but then we see these low coming in. uncertainty as to whether they will go to the south of the north of the uk but what it does mean is the weather turns more settled and we start to get rain into the forecast as we head into the middle part of next week but at least temperatures will recover after that chilly snap later this week. as ever, there is more on the website. hello. this is bbc news with geeta gu

let me show you it's going north, and it's heading up it's going north, and it's heading up towards orissa, by thursday you see some rain and making landfall towards line, when picking up and the seas turned up on fridays when we expect the centre shown by the bright colour to make landfall in orissa, said this is friday afternoon local time, and then it seems the centre of the cycle and by the time and because of a line that we the debts of the wind starts to ease but the rain keeps going, i don't run across west bengal into bangladesh, so we are expecting about 300 mm of rain obviously those winds are going to be horrendous and perhaps more significantly, could be the storm surge because at this is going all the way with that c track all the way up to bangladesh, the low line and lots of low—lying land, the storm surge will be huge and because lots of coastal inundation. because of the way it is, at how low the bad thing about it. you're looking at a storm surge of 1.5 metres above normal sea levels, it's coming from a long way south and with that sort of track and i could change thoug

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down the north sea coast, otherwise the wind shouldn't be too strong. it will feel chilly, there temperatures following away by there temperatures following away by the end of the week but probably rising as we head into the weekend. venezuela's opposition leader calls for the military to move nicolas maduro from power. the definitive end to power began today. we have the people of venezuela. today the armed forces on the side of the people and on the side of the constitution. in venezuela, there have been at rival rallies broadcast on state tv. the country's defence minister says he has the total loyalty of the military. also in the programme, the streets have been filled with supporters. the protests are violent in the us has voiced its support for the opposition. we want a peaceful transition. these things do not happen overnight. in three short months, the world to see the horrors of the regime. the events in venezuela are fast moving. it is still highly uncertain but it seems thatjuan guaido has gambled heavily with his bid for power. the loyalty o

., we see private equity moving into the southern north sea. in some cases, they are buying established operators, in other cases, percentages and our partners. we have very good private equity partners. here in the u.s., it goes up and down a little bit with their sources of money. when it is tight, less. when money is easier, you see more of it. into: mr. buffett plays the broader conversation today with his investment with anadarko. does that change your strategy, does that change the landscape? bob: does not change our strategy. i was surprised. ago, mr.of years buffett was not particularly interested in energy. enginell show the energy that the u.s. has grown, support for that. he stepped into to help occidental, a great company. good,ko assets are really whether it is for occidental or chevron. it doesn't surprise me. jason: great to catch up. biggest thing you learn from hanging out here at milken? bob: this is a very different conference from the other ones. we have investors from all over the west coast, pacific rim. to only a chance t

with so some choppy seas i mean i'm going to say really really heavy rain coming through as he makes our way into the latter part of the way now just ahead of that the heat still on temperatures in one poor forty three celsius and even a delhi that is forty. fly qatar airways and experience economy class like never before. and ways going places together. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now sudan's military council has warned protesters not to take the law into their own hands and many are on the streets calling for a civilian government army leaders say they are to go shooting with protest leaders in good faith. protesters and sudan have reinforced barricades after organizers accuse the military attempting to break their sit and say they don't trust the military and won't end their protests and hold power is handed over to a civilian government. and israel's government says it's dealing with the kohut temp led by a group of soldiers opposition leader one point zero zero has appeared in a video surrounded by soldiers at an air base said to be in progress.

everything is down at sea level. this thing is the equivalent ofa level. this thing is the equivalent of a category four hurricane. this is friday. is this unusual? not especially. this season has actually been not the most active in terms of the number of storms, but the storms we have seen have been some real whoppers. especially around mozambique. kenneth was probably the biggest magnitude storm to hit that far north along southern africa. we are seeing a shift in some of the behaviour patterns. with climate change more present, there could be links to that. let's look at what's happening closer to home. that is a good deal quieter. a lovely day today. patchy sunshine around. we have seen a little rain. across western wales we have seen a weather front. it is pushing into the irish sea. it will spread cloud across the uk. the worst we will get out of it as some showers. there that weather front running into the irish sea. it is getting through that —— wetter through the rush—hour. quite chilly for northern ireland behind the rain. frost possible t

sea. to start thursday, we start to see the change in the feel of the weather, we start to pick up a northerly breeze. head of that, we could see some really heavy showers around, some thunder, perhaps some hail, but temperatures still reaching the mid—teens except in the north, and it is here we start to feel the influence of the arctic air late thursday into friday. it might be the end of friday before it gets to the south coast, but arctic air at this time of year is sure to bring a real chill particularly with the strength of the wind. temperature is only expected to reach 8 degrees in edinburgh on friday. some wintry showers, asp death breeze, the wintry showers mostly over the hills, but through the weekend it looks as if the weather will gradually dry up. it does look drier than most as we go into the bank holiday weekend, but it will initially be quite chilly to start. goodbye. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2. the worst treatment scandal in t

sea. just a heads up, that cold front end of the north of scotla nd cold front end of the north of scotland will sink south as we head towards the end of the week so it will feel much colder and for some of us quite windy. for the bank holiday weekend it looks like temperatures will recover to closer to where they should be. by then it will be may! where has this year gone. it has just flown by. i have never seen flowers like that. not bluebells. .. that is seen flowers like that. not bluebells... that is for a different reference. voters will be heading to polling stations across england and northern ireland for local elections this thursday. in england, 248 local councils will be contested — one of them is goldington in bedford, which is currently split between three different parties. graham satchell went to find out how preparations are coming along. bedford is divided, the river cut it in half. the council is split three ways between the conservatives, labour and the lib dems. 0ver

some stronger winds across northern and eastern scotland, and down those north sea coasts. otherwise, the winds will not be too strong. but they will turn colder everywhere, i think, by the end of the week before temperatures recover just a little bit as we head into the weekend. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: the worst treatment scandal in the history of the nhs — an inquiry will begin hearing evidence into how thousands of patients were given contaminated blood. suffering in silence — a new report says victims of anti—social behaviour are still being let down by the police and local councils. good morning, the biggest shakeup of our railways in the generation. rail bosses are calling for a major shake—up of the way our trains are run, including scrapping the current franchise system and taking control away from the government. but do they go far enough?

some stronger winds across northern and eastern scotland, and down those north sea coasts. otherwise, the winds will not be too strong. but they will turn colder everywhere, i think, by the end of the week before temperatures recover just a little bit as we head into the weekend. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top stories: the end of an era — japan's emperor akihito prepares to formally give up his throne. i'm laura bicker, live in tokyo, where the japanese people wait for their head of state to abdicate. islamic state releases a new video. if authentic it'll be the first time its leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has been seen in years. the deputy attorney general who appointed robert mueller to investigate links between russia and donald trump's presidential

some stronger winds across northern and eastern scotland, and down those north sea coasts. otherwise, the winds will not be too strong. but they will turn colder everywhere, i think, by the end of the week before temperatures recover just a little bit as we head into the weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: the united states has reiterated its determination to defeat the extremist group the so—called islamic state after is released a video that appears to show its leader abu bakr al—baghdadi for the first time in five years. recent reports had suggested he'd been badly wounded or killed. for the first time in more than 200 years, a japanese emperor is about to resign. within hours, emperor akihito will end his 30—year reign, abdicating in favour of his elder son. he's been seriously ill. the ceremony will be televised from the imperial palace. rod rosenstein, deputy attorney general of the us, has submitted his resignation. he will leave the department ofjustice in two weeks. he was the republican prosecutor who appointed robert mueller as special counsel to inve

some stronger winds across northern and eastern scotland, and down those north sea coasts. otherwise, the winds will not be too strong. but they will turn colder everywhere, i think, by the end of the week before temperatures recoverjust a little bit as we head into the weekend. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: islamic state releases a new video. if authentic, it'll be the first time its leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has been seen in years. emperor akihito is to formally give up his throne — the first japanese emperor to step down in more than 200 years. the deputy attorney general who appointed robert mueller to investigate links between russia and donald trump's presidential campaign resigns. and underwater, and maybe undercover? is this beluga whale, found off the coast of norway, a russian spy?

some stronger winds across northern and eastern scotland, and down those north sea coasts. otherwise, the winds will not be too strong. but they will turn colder everywhere, i think, by the end of the week before temperatures recoverjust a little bit as we head into the weekend. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: islamic state releases a new video. if authentic it'll be the first time its leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has been seen in years. emperor akihito is to formally give up his throne. the first japanese emperor to step down in more than 200 years. the deputy attorney general who appointed robert mueller to investigate links between russia and donald trump's presidential campaign — resigns. and, underwater, and maybe undercover? is this beluga whale found off the coast of norway

some stronger winds across northern and eastern scotland, and down those north sea coasts. otherwise, the winds will not be too strong. but they will turn colder everywhere, i think, by the end of the week before temperatures recoverjust a little bit as we head into the weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: the united states has reiterated its determination to defeat the islamic state group after is released a video purporting to show its leader abu bakr al—baghdadi for the first time in five years. us officials say they are still working to confirm the authenticity of the video message. the us deputy attorney general rod rosenstein has submitted his resignation, indicating that he will leave the department ofjustice in two weeks time. the 54—year—old republican prosecutor appointed the special counsel robert mueller to investigate alleged russian interference in the 2016 presidential elections. emperor akihito of japan is ending his 30—year reign in the coming hours, by abdicating in favour of his elder son. the heavily symbolic but relatively simple ceremony w

sea coast and some pockets of fog will develop inland so they'll be around for the morning rush, for the first hour or two at least of the day, so do watch out if you're travelling, hill fog and rain, standing water but will have to contend across northern ireland. by end of the morning, that will cross into the south west of scotland, so very different complexion for west of scotland while eastern areas will actually continue to see a good deal of dry and sunny weather, probably not the dizzying heights of the temperatures that we see in the past couple of days but still pretty warm in the sunshine will be for the rest of the east of england. but further west, wales and southwest into northwest england, it starts to deteriorate, but for northern ireland that make clear that rain later in the day, but there will still be some pulses around on her mother from its becomes a very slow moving around our weather front its becomes a very slow moving feature to tuesday night and it is still with us on wednesday, so again the best of the sunshine starts across the eastern areas and may last

around the sea because this is an old dutch city so it was built with canals. they tried to manage it any way that amsterdam would be managed, but it did not work any tropical climate. so yeah, people live with flood water coming into their houses and i once woke up in the morning with a flood hazard i put my foot down and there was water. so yes, a very difficult city to live in but wonderful at the same time. hello there. over the weekend, we took a step back there and to honour them as storm hanna brought winds and in the excess of 18 climbers per hour. , was springlike during the day on monday, however by the end of the week, it may fit tight and i feel is temporarily stepping back into winter as he get an arctic blast and the possibilities of night—time frosts, but for the meantime, the high pressure kept things fine and settled across monday, the west however, is being attacked by these weather friends bring in rain, so it will erode the high—pressure system, some fairly heavy rain is he going to tuesday across northern island in no position to the we

sea cause. even the deluxe mostly dry and bright, but wait for northern ireland. and increasingly so across western parts of scotland. very different day to come here. we will also see some patchy rain later in the day. the highest temperatures will be where we see the sunshine to stop and it will be a little bit higher than today. by the end of the big things start to get much colder. as we get a blast of arctic where —— are to care. hello this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. the headlines. the head of boeing defends the safety of the 737 max aircraft, saying he is sorry for the loss of life and insisting the company has a duty to eliminate risk. footage has emerged appearing to show the leader of the islamic state group abu bakr al—baghdadi — for the first time in five years. it is unclear when the propaganda was filmed. rape victims are being told to hand over their phones to the police — or risk their attackers not being prosecuted. campaigners say they're concerned. heavy ra

deputies say a couple people have been swept out to sea and over the past couple of weeks. a man went missing when he was on his keyboard last week. and then a car was seen driving off a cliff near highway 1 just north of the ritz carlton. the driver of the vehicle has not been found, either. >>> in san francisco fire department out of the water training for potential water rescues. as a the training is essential for places close to the bay. think about 200 coastal rescue calls each year. >>> the bay area is getting a clearer picture of hunger in our region as a san francisco- marin food bank release the missing meals report. >> the food bank will be relying a little bit on star power to boost donations. >> we will touch on that in just a moment. but as you said, the latest report on hunger here in san francisco-marin county shows that the poor in san francisco and marin county missed some 35 million meals. they report tracking hunger. they say that it still shows a tremendous need in san francisco and county, but they say that the numbers trending down from 2013 and 2016.

sea coast. better prospects than even today, in the west, here comes the weather front, northern ireland, a little brighter come the second part of the day. that front will make slow progress across the ukfor will make slow progress across the uk for wednesday. northern ireland brighter come across eastern england, sunshine, turning out to be pleasant. close to 20 degrees. basically sitting down the length of the uk, the spine of the uk, more cloud, outbreaks of rain and sharper showers. temperatures still around average for the time of year. a little bit of a shock to the system, to finish the week, thursday into friday, cold weather front across the uk, bringing rainfor friday, cold weather front across the uk, bringing rain for thursday, and for friday, reaching for the woollies, briefly, once again, bank holiday weekend, not all doom and gloom, hang on in there, high pressure will build again, keeping settle. hopefully back to average temperatures by bank holiday monday. some good to come in

we could see the return of the fog coming off the north sea into the central lowlands, the odd pocket elsewhere to watch out for. it should go quickly, and again, as today, a lot of dry and bright weather. good spells of sunshine coming through. that is where we will see the highest temperatures. for northern ireland, another pretty wet day. it hopefully dries up into the afternoon by that stage, where the afternoon by that stage, where the rain is pushing into the west of scotland, western fringes of england and wales. holding the temperatures up, we could see 16 or 19 in the sunshine further east. we will be seeing 16 and 19 by friday. temperatures really plummet, with an arctic wind bring a blast of potentially night—time frost. i will have more on that for you later. this is bbc news. the headlines... the head of boeing defends the safety of the 737 max aircraft, saying he is sorry for the loss of life and insisting the company has a duty to eliminate risk. rape victims are being told to hand over their phones to the police — or risk their attackers not being prosecuted. campa

several people have been found floating at sea. a student's body has not been found. a car was seen driving off of a cliff north of the ritz cartten and that driver has also not by found. >>> a man is accused of killing an elderly woman as she crossed the street. 72-year-old caroline alan was on a walk with her two dogs when she was hit. alan and one of her dogs were pronounced dead at the scene. the other dog was taken to the animal hospital. her longtime partner saw this happen and collapsed before he was transported to the hospital. residents say they want the city to install flashing lights or speed bumps on butterfield road where the collision occurred. >> people drive way too fast in this neighborhood. this street, we have children that get dropped off at this corner from school. >> police say the driver of the vehicle, 30-year-old james boswell is in the marin county jail charged with felony dui and vehiclular manslaughter. authorities say he tried to hide before he was arrested. >>> a memorial is growing in berkeley park for one of throw people killed by the s

elsewhere, dry, cloud coming from the north sea again to coastal regions. some mist and fog developing across eastern counties of england and scotland. definitely you can see the east— west split for tuesday. perhaps as the front slides into the irish sea we will see some brighter skies for northern ireland through the afternoon. rain pushing into western scotland and north western england, and north wales. just barely in double figures where we have the rain, up to 19 in a sunny south—east. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live. today at 4pm: four boeing employees raise safety concerns about 737 max jetliners — as the company‘s chief executive faces shareholders for the first time since two fatal crashes. when an accident occurs, we feel it deeply across our company because all of us understand lives depend on what we do. we hold ourselves to the highest standards of safety, quality and integrity in our work. because the stakes could not be higher. because the stakes could not be higher. rape victims are to be asked to hand over their phones to t

elsewhere under the starry skies, the mist and fog may return back from the north sea and we could have a touch of ground frost mostly in the glens of scotland. it'll be a fine start to the day tomorrow and again in eastern areas will keep the lion's share the sunshine once the fog clears away. it should clear away because we are shifting the wind direction. we are also pulling in that range from northern ireland across much of western and central scotla nd across much of western and central scotland as well. the northern ireland perhaps it clears into the afternoon. we could see temperatures higher than today in the east given the sunshine. relatively light winds. moving on to tomorrow night, the weather front finally starts to make progress. more rain returning to northern ireland through wednesday but still it's warm, still 16-17 but the wednesday but still it's warm, still 16—17 but the last day for a while. as we move into thursday it's all change. we've had this atlantic influence this week and we are getting an arctic wind by the end of thursday. some lively showers around on t

maximum temperatures, typically 14—17 but a bit chillier on the north sea coasts. we have got some cloud and outbreaks of rain. through tonight, the zone of cloudier and wetter weather will continue across the western areas. a bit of low cloud moving its way back in across eastern areas, particularly around yorkshire and up in towards aberdeenshire. 0vernight temperatures down to about 5—7. during tuesday, plenty of financial weather, temperature is actually up to 20 degrees in the capital but still some outbreaks of rain across western areas. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines... victims of rape and other crimes are being asked to give police access to their phones and social media accounts. campaigners fear it could discourage victims from coming forward, but a man who was falsely accused says it's a good idea if my phone gets taken as a defendant, then it should be that the complainant's phone also gets taken, just to conduct a thorough investigation, i suppose. otherwise, it always seems a bit unsafe if you convict somebody bu

cooler across the north sea coastline stop through the north sea coastline stop through the evening and overnight, a front in northern ireland starts to produce some heavy rain. it gets into parts of western scotland by the end of the night. for the rest of us, some clear skies but also some low cloud and mist and fog forming. through the course of tomorrow that will tend to lift and it will brighten up. in fact, across eastern scotland and eastern england, it is where we will see the most sunshine. 0ut towards the west, whether front will introduce more cloud and also some rain. in the sunshine, we could have 19 in aviemore, 20 in london. as we push further west, temperatures will be a little bit lower, again because of the cloud and rain. for wednesday a weather front still with us. ahead of it, in the east, we will start off on of it, in the east, we will start offona of it, in the east, we will start off on a brighter note but the weather front is coming our way and will introduce the cloud and some rain. behind it, in northern ireland, it will brighten up for you. later on in the c

sea. most of us not having a particularly chilly night, maybe parts of eastern england and eastern scotland getting relatively close to freezing. so we get on into tuesday, and it is more of the same, to all intents and purposes. still some rain in the west, heavier rain for northern ireland, maybe fringing into western scotland, the far west of wales and cornwall later in the day. further east, some spells of sunshine, and for many of us tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, with highs between 17—20 degrees. i say tuesday will be the warmest day of the week because that warmth isn't going to last. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this front which will have been in the west eventually moves its way eastwards, taking cloud and showery rain with it. the rain will be quite sporadic, quite on—and—off, and there is some uncertainty aboutjust how quickly this band of cloud and rain will slide its way eastwards. but ahead of this band of cloud and rain, this frontal system,

sea. most of us not having a particularly chilly night, maybe parts of eastern england and eastern scotland getting relatively close to freezing. so we get on into tuesday, and it is more of the same, to all intents and purposes. still some rain in the west, heavier rain for northern ireland, maybe fringing into western scotland, the far west of wales and cornwall later in the day. further east, some spells of sunshine, and for many of us tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, with highs between 17—20 degrees. i say tuesday will be the warmest day of the week because that warmth isn't going to last. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this front which will have been in the west eventually moves its way eastwards, taking cloud and showery rain with it. the rain will be quite sporadic, quite on—and—off, and there is some uncertainty aboutjust how quickly this band of cloud and rain will slide its way eastwards. but ahead of this band of cloud and rain, this frontal system,

sea. most of us not having a particularly chilly night, maybe parts of eastern england and eastern scotland getting relatively close to freezing. so we get down into tuesday, and it is more of the same, to all intents and purposes. still some rain in the west, heavier rain for northern ireland, maybe fringing into western scotland, the far west of wales and cornwall later in the day. further east, some spells of sunshine, and for many of us tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, with highs between 17—20 degrees. i say tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, because that warmth isn't going to last. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this front which will have been in the west eventually moves its way eastwards, taking cloud and showery rain with it. the rain will be quite sporadic, quite on—and—off, and there is some uncertainty aboutjust how quickly this band of cloud and rain will slide its way eastwards. but ahead of this band of cloud and rain, this frontal syste

sea coasts but still, fronts on the west and in fa ct we but still, fronts on the west and in fact we may see rain popping up across northern ireland but later in the night into the early hours of tuesday, that rain is starting eastwards through tuesday to wednesday and as it clears through, it turns much cooler for the end of the week. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a win for spain's socialists, but no outright majority as talks begin to form government. but the far right makes gains too, entering parliament for the first time. sri lankans unite in grief a week after the easter sunday attacks. prayers in the street for the 250 victims of islamist extremists. here they espouse a kind humanity — the very notion dismissed by the bombers. aid workers in mozambique say they're struggling to reach thousands affected by cyclone kenneth as floodwaters continue to rise.

sea. most of us not having a particularly chilly night, maybe parts of eastern england and eastern scotland getting relatively close to freezing. so we get down into tuesday, and it's more of the same, to all intents and purposes. still some rain in the west, heavier rain for northern ireland, maybe fringing into northern scotland, the far west of wales and cornwall later in the day. further east some spells of sunshine, and for many of us tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, with highs between 17—20 degrees. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, because that warmth is not going to last. out of tuesday into wednesday, this front which will have been in the west eventually moves its way eastwards, taking cloud and showery rain with it. the rain will be quite sporadic, quite on—and—off, there's some uncertainty about how quickly this band of cloud and rain will slide its way eastwards. but ahead of this band of cloud and rain, this frontal system, there will still be som

sea. most of us not having a particularly chilly night, maybe parts of eastern england and eastern scotland getting relatively close to freezing. so we get down into tuesday, and it's more of the same, to all intents and purposes. still some rain in the west, heavier rain for northern ireland, maybe fringing into northern scotland, the far west of wales and cornwall later in the day. further east some spells of sunshine, and for many of us tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, with highs between 17—20 degrees. i say tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, because that warmth is not going to last. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this front which will have been in the west eventually moves its way eastwards, taking cloud and showery rain with it. the rain will be quite sporadic, quite on—and—off, there's some uncertainty about how quickly this band of cloud and rain will slide its way eastwards. but ahead of this band of cloud and rain, this frontal system, there

sea. most of us not having a particularly chilly night, mainly parts of eastern england and eastern scotland getting relatively close to freezing. so we get down into tuesday, and it's more of the same, to all intents and purposes. still some rain in the west, heavier rain for northern ireland, maybe fringing into northern scotland, the far west of wales and cornwall later in the day. further east some spells of sunshine, and for many of us tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, with highs between 17—20 degrees. i say tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, because that warmth is not going to last. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this front which will have been in the west eventually moves its way eastwards, taking cloud and showery rain with it. the rain will be quite sporadic, quite on—and—off, there's some uncertainty about how quickly this band of cloud and rain will slide its way eastwards. but ahead of this band of cloud and rain, this frontal system, there

in north central venezuela. this the emblematic sugar refinery of than israel is a valley hasn't been processing locally grown sugar cane for at least two years francisco center explains that the source of the problem is homegrown. producers non-printing came in so we're importing brown sugar from brazil and nicaragua which we move from and to white sugar in the region. who you'll is a historic town it was where the spaniards established venezuela's first capital in the sixteenth century. it's a first child valley where the sugarcane industry was king. it's sad to see what's become of the kooyong the mother city of venezuela. everything you see there to live photos was sugarcane they've planted limon trees now but they dying because there are no pesticides. under former president chavez the refinery was taken over by the state followed by price controls the producers say made growing cane unprofitable now some farmers plant grass for livestock. or raise goats. the socialist governments agrarian revolution was su

wouldn't rule out 20 for london, but closer to the north sea coast, fresher there, for example in norwich, only 1a degrees. high—pressure midweek, building into the uk, there is a weather front that you can just about see across central parts of the uk, that means a bit of cloud, maybe spits and spots of rain, a slow—moving weather front, not really doing anything apart from giving a bit of cloud here and there, one or two showers. so a slightly cooler day on wednesday because of cover across these north—western areas, still hanging on to 19 in london. end of the week, thursday and friday, cooling off across southern areas as well, back down to around 15. the people of sri lanka have been marking a week since the bomb attacks which took place on easter sunday. praying. prayers in the street to remember the 250 killed by islamist extremists. we report from colombo. here, they espouse a kind humanity — the very notion dismissed by the bombers. also today, much more prominent health warnings on packets of opioid painkillers because of growing concern over levels of addiction. nicola

dhaka the belgian filmmakers discovered a coastal town called bonnie which is under threat from the sea but also industrialization. in the west there's been a cement work very close to the choruses nine hundred forty sales a new city center is being built to the north. a percent is built on land that could be found. in the west of the quarter there's a coal fired power station that went into operation in twenty eight seemingly. the government says the power station will be able to light up the whole of senegal but it was constructed on land that was originally promised to the fishing and farming communities ongoing coastal erosion is forcing families to abandon their crumbling houses by the sea. so last month about. a cop out in what they're. equipped with a notebook and a camera here and explored the densely populated urban area where almost seventy thousand people live. they met families deprived both of a place to live and the means to make a living too to the construction project. sit down i think this land wasn't worth a lot up to now and that is precisely the danger with this new

i wouldn't even rule out a 20 for london but closer to the north sea coast, it will be fresher there for example in norwich, only around 14 degrees. now, notice a big high pressure midweek tries to build into the uk. there is a weather front and if you can squint, you can just about see it there across central parts of the uk. that means a bit of cloud, maybe some spits and spots of rain. it's a very slow—moving front. it's not really doing anything much apart from just getting a little bit of cloud here and there, maybe one or two showers. so, i think we will call it a slightly cooler day on wednesday because of that cloud, maybe 15 degrees across these north—western areas. still hanging on to around 19 in london and then end of the week thursday, friday, it will cool off a little bit across southern areas as well, back down to around 15. that's it for me. this is bbc news. the headlines at 6. the uk's shale gas commissioner resigns after only six months in thejob — blaming ministers for paying too much attention to the environmental lobby. from within you cannot really do muc

wouldn't rule out 20 for london, but closer to the north sea coast, pressure in norwich, only 1a degrees. in high—pressure midweek, building into the uk, there is a weather front that you can just about see across central parts of the uk, that means a bit of cloud, may be spits and spots of rain, a slow—moving weather front, not really doing anything apart from giving a bit of cloud here and there, one or two showers. so slightly cooler on wednesday because of that cloud cover may across these north—western areas, still hanging on to 19 in london. end of the week, thursday and friday, cooling off across seven areas as well, back down to around 15. good afternoon. prayer services have been held in sri lanka, one week on from the deadly suicide bombings carried out by islamist extremists. at least 250 people, including many tourists, died in a series of co—ordinated attacks at churches and hotels on easter sunday. the archbishop of colombo called the atrocities ‘an insult to humanity'. from sri lanka, clive myrie reports. seven days ago, st anthony's church was filled with the sc

sea the low countries is bringing cold air as well which actually spread a long way across europe so thirteen degrees london might feel a little bit better because of the sunshine but i wouldn't guarantee sunny eleven in paris and writing the white obviously shows how cold it can be was snow i mean all those types of the out some beyond the temperature diffident it may not be the be obvious to you but it was things degrees on friday down to thirty nine sussex on sunday some to your recovery hungry in serbia but not much and this is miserable for germany for poland and austria we're down to the teens now and with that northerly breeze on a moscow is feeding more cold air into the mix so it's still miserable come monday the sun's out there for france in the british isles things are improving a little probably head east woods so that's the european mainland. which means nothing what is happening in the measured in fact spain portugal you saw guessing what's going on twenty seven in blue cloud maybe no worse than that the real heat that was around in libya has dropped off a bit and he's

this is the remnants of storm hanna as it decayed over the north sea but as it decayed over the north sea but as you can see, cloud spilling into the west. a lot of it high cloud but across northern ireland, devon and cornwall, the closest i can. some parts staying dry. a dry scene across the rest of scotland, england except for one or two showers across the south—east. things cooler along the south—east. things cooler along the coast but in the midlands, 15, 16 the high, up on these values quite substantially and while we see rain arriving on the east through the afternoon, into the western fringes of scotland, much of scotla nd fringes of scotland, much of scotland dry. 16, 17 possible across the grampians and highlands. feeling very pleasant with the sun on your back, still a keen breeze down the north sea coast for a time but easing through tonight and across the eastern counties, mist and fog around to take us into tomorrow morning. lots of cloud in the west, patchy rain and drizzle edging into western scotland and north—west wales by this stage, keeping the temperature at

this swirl of cloud on the satellite image was storm hanna and has decayed over the southern north sea. cloud in the west, but it is hazy. thicker in ireland, western wales, devon and cornwall. a band of rain pushes its way eastwards. it makes its way over the channel islands mid afternoon. a few showers in east anglia and the south east. good sunny spells breaking through the cloud we have in many parts of england and wales and the midlands. a good seven or 8 degrees warmer than it was yesterday. eastern scotland seeing plenty of sunshine. with the wind is the lightest year, you will feel the benefit of that sunshine. a keen and cool breeze in eastern counties of england. overnight the wind will be light and we will see some cloud and mist and fog form. out towards the west thicker fog and rain. mist and fog form. out towards the west thickerfog and rain. in mist and fog form. out towards the west thicker fog and rain. in the far west in scotland, northern ireland, temperatures hold up. a chilly start in eastern scotland and northern and eastern england tomorrow. the weather front bri

sea. fracking is not new. this is a technology that has been around since the second world war and it is a method of getting oil and gas out of the ground, like any other method. the only thing unique about it is its awful sounding name but apart from that, it isjust a method of getting oil and gas out of the ground. but isn't the bottom line we just do not know. for example, people say it is better for the environment but at the end of the day fracking uses huge amounts of water, doesn't it, which has got to be transported to the site, that is not environmentally friendly. it's not a huge amount of water if you compare it to industries that use huge amounts of water, such as the drinks industry and paper industry. this does not comparatively, and every extractive industry uses water. the only big difference is there is a very large environment campaign against it. you do not have that against other industries and i think that is why it has been uniquely blown out of proportion. isn't it a

a keen breeze down the north sea coast. eastern counties of england could have mist and fog around tomorrow morning. a lot of cloud in the west with patchy rain and drizzle. it could edge into western scotland and north—west wales. eastern scotland, northern and eastern england, temperatures will drop down to single figures, so a chilly start to the monday morning commute. this weather front is still in the west and will not make much inroads eastwards. if anything, it could move westwards again. brightening up in north—west wales, but further rain and drizzle is not out of the question in northern ireland. the mist and fog clears and there are good sunny spells. a degree or so higher than today. on tuesdayit degree or so higher than today. on tuesday it is a bright and fresh start in scotland and england, clouding over from the west in parts of wales, the isle of man prone to some showery rain. 17—20 celsius possible. temperatures closer to where they should be this time of the year. this is bbc news, i‘m rebecca j

entre just on the edge of screen that circulation is a trying to form tropical cyclone which is at sea at the moment my head towards india so everything's moving north and the point of view of cloud and rain which bring some rain up into sri lanka as well but of course mostly the story in india and bangladesh is the pre monsoon heat. the weather sponsored by catherine was. from the bamboo all the students navigating dangerous rapids from the time we depart through the time we finished are scared to the fission and dicing with death. i'm afraid of falling i'm afraid of dying but if i don't go by coffee my family needs the men who go to the extreme just to make a living not you have to be a strong swimmer otherwise the surf and risking it all vietnam on al-jazeera. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be for that is either very. liberally particularly because you have a lot of people that are deployed on political issu