ireland and wales the warmest easter sunday on record. the england record stands at 25.3. it came close on easter sunday, 24.6 stands at 25.3. it came close on easter sunday, 24. 6 in stands at 25.3. it came close on easter sunday, 24.6 in surrey. we will see a sunny day in north west scotland, western northern ireland compared to recent days. this weather system has moved west. these are the starting temperatures. chilli for central and eastern england. misty in places. temperatures had up quickly in the sunshine —— chilly. a fine day for north—west scotland and northern ireland but high cloud into england and wales turning the son hazy. a late shower in south—west england. hi teens, low 20s —— sun hazy. it would be the warmest easter monday on record. here is how it looks monday night into tuesday. on monday it will be breezy, it will be with us it will be breezy, it will be with us monday night with a high cloud and the temperatures would be going down as far. the chance of some showers for the channel islands, south—west england, may be south wales. similar pictu

, and that is something that anna believes is coming to england soon. something that anna believes is coming to england soonlj something that anna believes is coming to england soon. i can honestly say that sian massey is the best lines person by a country mile. she is outstanding every time i watch her. it will be a matter of time, much as it is a matter of time before there is a female coach in the men's game. great -- grit, determination and work were words used by chelsea striker karen carney today. they clearly feel that they have got plenty to throw at lyon, and they are confident of upsetting the odds at kings meadow. voting is now open for this year's bbc women's footballer of the year award. the award is in its fifth year and we're hearing from all five nominees over the course of the week. today is the turn of a star striker — australia and chicago red stars' sam kerr is now the all time top scorer in the nwsl in the united states and all time top scorer in the w league in australia. i'm only one player. and my life has changed a little bit. myself and the other girls and

sunshine coming through, but we've got these showers coming in across the eastern side of the england. they'll push their way towards the midlands, and those could potentially be a little heavy and even thundery, too. a bit more warmth for most of england and wales. temperatures could be as high as 15 to 17. still quite chilly though for north—east england and a good part of scotland, where it is drier as we head into the evening. still a fair bit of cloud around overnight. we've got this line of showers pushing across southern england towards wales, not far away from northern ireland. temperatures will drop quite a bit in scotland as the cloud begins to break up later in the night, so quite a cold start here. as we move into the beginning of the week, we've got this zone of showers. that's going to drift its way northwards, further across wales towards the midlands and east anglia, and rain develops more widely and there could be some heavy bursts of rain and thunderstorms in the afternoon. northern half of the uk, much drier, some sunshine, a bit cooler and greyer around some east

mental health epidemic. england's top doctor tells firms they need to do more to protect vulnerable clients. sri lanka's security forces say at least 15 people, including some children, have been killed during gun battles with suspected islamist militants. fresh talks to try to break the political deadlock in northern ireland are welcomed by the white house — following the death of lyra mckee. more than 90 labour politicians demand thatjeremy corbyn commits to another referendum in the european election. five—star liverpool go top again. they thrash huddersfield 5—0 at anfield, to overtake manchester city again, so the pressure is now on city to respond at burnley tomorrow. there are two points behind again. plus — push—ups, press—ups, sprints and squats. i'll be finding out what it takes to make a crossfit champion. i'm not sure if matt can. and in weather, storm hannah is set to bring many of us a windy, wet and cool day. i'll have all the details right here on breakfast. good morning. it's saturday 27 april. our top story... clinics that provide cosmetic procedures, s

, arriving in the south—west of england and pushing up towards wales. the rain in northern ireland easing off later on and further east across the uk. it is likely to be drier and brighter with more in the way of sunshine and it will feel warmerfor way of sunshine and it will feel warmer for eastern parts of england thanit warmer for eastern parts of england than it has done in a while, not as windy and the sunshine makes a difference. through this evening and overnight, we will see the back of the rain for northern ireland, wales, and eventually the south—west of england. at the same time, the rain in orkney will push its way into mainland parts of scotland. in between, we will have era skies but not too cold overnight, 3 — 6 degrees, typical and fairly similar to last night. this weekend, a change of fortune. this time, it's going to be more eastern parts of the uk that will see more cloud, greater chance of rain. further west, a dry weekend probably with more sunshine. a better day for northern ireland, wales and the western side of england tomorrow, dry with some sunshine.

ahead of england's friendly match against spain. also coming up, another iconic venue. who will master those lightning fast greens and rolling fairways of the augusta national? golf's first major of the year starts on thursday and now we know the groupings. and a massive summer ahead for this place, the cricket world cup, the ashes, we go behind—the—scenes at the oval. good evening. tonight sees the start of the champions league quarter—finals and all four english sides that qualified for this season's competition are still involved, three are playing this evening. we'll be live at anfield with david 0rnstein in a few minutes, but first let's go to natalie pirks at the tottenham hotspur stadium, because one thing we know is that there will be at least one premier league side in the semi—finals. the first leg of tottenham and manchester city, a first european night for that magnificent new stadium behind you. it isa it is a beauty and what a match for its european debut, most goals scored in european competition this season versus the scored in european competition this season v

england's euro 2020 win over montenegro just last month. now rose has told the bbc he can't wait to see the back of football. i've had enough, ijust think that i've had enough, ijust think that i've got a few more years in football and i can't wait to see the back of it, seeing how nothing is donein back of it, seeing how nothing is done in the game at the minute, i just want to enjoy football as much asi just want to enjoy football as much as i can, and there's so many politics and i can't wait to see the back of it to be honest. strong words from danny rose there, but perhaps this is why. just some examples of racist abuse aimed at black footballers this season. back in december a spurs supporter was fined and handed a four—year football ban for throwing a banana skin at arsenal's pierre—emerick aubameyang during a derby match at the emirates stadium. that incident during england's 2020 qualifying win over montenegro last month, when raheem sterling took to twitter and instagram in response to racial abuse he and his team mates had received. the most recent of course, just this week,

... cosmetic clinics are accused of fuelling a mental health epidemic. england's top doctor tells firms they need to do more to protect vulnerable clients. sri lanka's security forces say at least 15 people, including six children, have been killed after an explosion at a suspected islamist militant hideout. fresh talks to try to break the political deadlock in northern ireland are welcomed by the white house — following the death of lyra mckee. more than 90 labour politicians demand thatjeremy corbyn commits to another referendum in the european election. five—star liverpool go top again. they thrash huddersfield at anfield to overtake manchester city again, so the pressure is now on city to respond at burnley tomorrow. plus — push—ups, press—ups, sprints and squats. i'll be finding out what it takes to make a crossfit champion. and in weather, storm hannah is set to bring many of us a windy, wet and cool day. i'll have all the details right here on breakfast. it's saturday 27 april. our top story... clinics that provide cosmetic procedures, such as fillers and botox injections, a

played on wednesday. england cricketer alex hales has told the bbc it is part of his job to be a role model. hales faced no criminal charges for his part in a nightclub fight in bristol in 2017, for which he was suspended and then fined by a cricket discipline commission. now he wants to move on, with lessons, he says, learned. he has been talking to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. ina park in a park in leicester, it is a street picket. a regular session run by the chance to shine charity. joining them this evening, alex hales. here is the role he relishes, international batsmen. in the wake of 2017's bristol fight, he was disciplined by cricket commission. he committed to undertaking some community service so he is coaching here, and maybe that should include some life skills. when you make a mistake and you learn and you get better, it makes you develop as a human being, and that is the most important thing for me and in life. if people feel you have to redeem yourself in some ways, do you feel that that opportunity and that community is there? i think so, yes. bristol thing, if

in across eastern england. some lightning in norfolk. the cloud ahead of it is beginning to break up ahead of it is beginning to break up a cross ahead of it is beginning to break up a cross right whales, western england and northern ireland, still cloudy and cool across scotland where it is grey and misty and heavy showers continuing to push towards the midlands. maybe some belated sunshine for eastern parts of england but not that warm at the moment. showers continuing to work towards wales and northern ireland overnight, perhaps across north—west england for a while. breaks in the cloud for the south—west of england but more likely to get breaks in scotla nd but more likely to get breaks in scotland and given it has not been very warm recently, a touch of frost as well, otherwise, missed and fog patches forming, slowly lifting through the morning. we have got a zone of cloud and showers through the east, midlands and wales and close to northern ireland but sunshine developing either side. it should be a bit warmer when the sunshine comes through. temperatures could be up to

for a time this afternoon for northern england and parts of southern scotland. some sunshine in the south but it will just allow their showers to become increasingly heavy, particularly in the midlands through the afternoon. southern counties becoming drier or later. most showers will clear overnight but we will see a mixed area of rain starting to move towards wales in the south—west by the end of the night. further east, chilly, four newcastle, five in norwich. but here are the best of the sunshine starts friday. but the cloud will gather in the west and showers will move in. rain for a time for the south—west and wales, improving as the day goes on and a wetter afternoon for northern england and southern scotland. friday evening, all eyes on the west. this is storm hanna and it will make for a different story for this weekend. this will bring damaging winds to some regions of the uk and heavy rain for a saturday. winds affecting southern counties, especially the south—west, and south wales. gusts of 60—70 mph. wet across england and wales, scotla nd wet across england and

much that can be done about that. just under 15% of people in england smoke. that's the lowest figure since records began but it is still higher than in sweden where adult figures put it at just 5%. this is because of a harm reduction, the snus tobacco that you press against your gum. it is widely used in sweden and as a result they have low lung cancer rates. but because is banned in the eu, we cannot follow and we could follow and save tens of thousands of lives if we were to legalise this technology when we leave the eu at the end of next week. no tobacco product is safe to consume due to its links to cancers. and snus is banned, as he rightly says, under the tobacco products directive is in all countries except in sweden. we have made an agreement under the tobacco control plan that the government will consider reviewing the position on snus and whether the introduction to the uk market will promote the kind of proportionate harm reduction that he proposes however i would make the point that there is no evidence that snus in sweden has reduced smoking rate so this is under

here this evening. then another pulse of rain moving up across south—west england and wales. given all the cloud and patchy outbreaks of rain in the west it's not desperately cold, 5—7dc, with clearer skies further east, that's where the coolest air will be. looking at the weather picture tomorrow our area of low pressure has moved further westwards and we are starting to get winds from the continent and that will boost temperatures. it will begin to turn less cold. that said, we still have cloud and rain around affecting northern ireland, wales and south—west england at times. the brightest weather the further north and east, probably decent sunshine in scotland. temperatures up to 11! degrees in edinburgh and london, so feeling quite a bit better than today and we've lost the chilly winds as well. on into the weekend we've got quite a mixed picture of whether, often quite cloudy, there will be some bright spells particularly across western parts of the country, but also some rain around at times. temperatures a bit milder. here's a saturday's weather picture. across eastern areas

entertaining 2—2 draw while there were winds for new zealand, italy and sweden — and england bounced back from their loss to canada last week accounting for spain 2—1. now to golf where tiger woods will continue his bid for 15th major title and first since 2008 when he tees of at this year's masters in augusta on thursday. the 43—year—old is a four time winner of the famous green jacket, his last victory in 2005, and this will be his 22nd appearance at the venue. so does he feel he can wind a major for the first time in 11 years? after i won my 1ath, i felt like after i won my 1ath, ifelt like i still had played a more major championships i could win. u nfortu nately, championships i could win. unfortunately, i just didn't championships i could win. unfortunately, ijust didn't do it. i put myself there with chances on the back nine. —— i still had it more championships i could win. hopefully this year i will put myself there again and hopefully i will get it done. for more on this and the rest of the news as we approach the first major of the men's calendar let's go to hugh ferr

towards black players in the game, most recently in last month's england's euro 2020 qualifier against montenegro. but the 24—year—old says he'd rather deal with abuse on the pitch. this is something that's been happening before i was born and this is something that's been happening before my parents were born so i can only speak up on events that happened to me and people around me. that's just much as i can do is raise awareness. i'm not trying to be someone that tries to lead or something like that. i can just raise awareness and it's for people in the higher places to do theirjob. former england rugby union international christian wade is a step closer to playing in the nfl after signing for the buffalo bills. wade quit premiership side wasps in october to join the nfl‘s international pathway program, which offers players from outside of the us a route into the league. he'll now attempt to make the bills' final 53—man roster for the 2019 season. it's a massive step. i've been through so much just to get to this stage and now i'm just over the moon and definitely a lot of em

back at the oval the summer playing for england. we wa nt oval the summer playing for england. we want surrey to be the best county in the country, that's our main target, but we also want to provide players for england and in the last couple of years we are doing that regularly. although it can hurt us when we lose our best players to england, we also take it as a compliment that we are doing something right here. as the oval hopes to improve and innovate, the surrey team that calls it home will aim to lift even more trophies. emma jones, bbc news. that's it for this sportsday. don't forget the late edition at 10:30pm with reaction to the champions league matches. follow them live on the bbc sport website and 5 live commentary. that's it from me, ollie frost and the rest of the team. goodbye. you're watching bbc news. now, theresa may has spent the day visiting berlin and paris, in a last minute attempt to get the backing of the two most influential eu leaders for a delay to brexit. the prime minister is meeting with president emmanuel macron in paris, after meeting with german chance

england and wales have risen to record levels. last year nearly 41,000 offences were recorded by police, a 6% increase on 2017. the figures — published by the office for national statistics — show there were more than 730 cases of murder and manslaughter. that's the highest number for a decade. but the likelihood of being a victim of violent crime is at its lowest level ever as our home editor mark easton explains. it is a horribly familiar scene. another teenager stabbed to death last night in birmingham, as homicide figures for england and wales hit a ten—year high, and knife offences recorded by police reach record levels. the sense is that violence is rising in england and wales, but let's look at the bigger picture. homicide is up, a 10—year high, but this graph suggests it is too early to say that society is becoming more violent. 0verall figures for violent crime show actually a huge fall since the mid—‘90s. the chances of being a victim of violence then were 110 in 1,000. now, the lowest ever, 29. figures for offences involving a knife recorded by police are at their hi

england, a very different look to the weather. the mist, fog and low cloud rolling in from the north sea and temperatures about seven degrees. we should get sunshine in the north—east of england on tuesday but our air is getting colder. our air is coming all the way from scandinavia over the cold north sea so we are going to find temperatures dropping. the milder, warmer, windier weather is staying out in the atlantic. it wasn't very warm in mid wales on monday with thick cloud, showery rain too. we should get some sunshine here on tuesday because the rain is still around but it's probably a bit further south. the rush hour, affecting south wales, southern england, perhaps into the south midlands. further north, very much quieter. a chillier start with some mist and fog patches but sunshine in most areas and fairly light winds. a much sunnier day for the north—east of england. we'll still have this showery rain and it is only very slowly moving southwards. we could induce a few more thundery downpours in the south—west of england during the afternoon. away from here, a lot of d

england's world cup plans after an off—field incident led to him being suspended. the batsman has been withdrawn from all international squads, including their preliminary is—man party for the tournament which starts at the end of may. in a statement ecb managing director ashley giles said: well lets get more on this now from former cricketer and broadcaster isabelle westbury. this is a significant step for them to take. absently, with the world cup less than a month away he is a prolific batter. he gave up red ball cricket to concentrate on white ball cricket to concentrate on white ball cricket and it is a big coal and for england's sake i hope it is the right one. for a player like alex ales who has been a key component in the rankings, how much would he be missed? he probably wasn't in the starting 11 but as a back—up battery, we had a couple of injuries already, possibly not if everyone stays fit but i think he is scored some brilliant centuries in the past. and a mark of england's improvement i imagine as they can think about doing without him, given how things have changed a

south. quite a wer story would some fairly intense rain at times, some southern counties of england and from south wales, further north, much brighter skies, still some murkle on the coast, so the easterly breeze as well, keeping things filling coast, easterly breeze as well, keeping things feeling chilly here but for east anglia, i'v already promised a shock to the system with that 6 degrees drop temperature for tuesday and the south may still get up to around 13 degrees but with the cloud of rain i think what a miserable feel and all. the rain gradually drifts off into the channel through tuesday evening into the small was a wednesday. the skies clear and the north will see a fairly extensive frost across scotland, northern england and some patchy frost for northern ireland and wales. as for wednesday, daytime, still some thicker cloud clinging to the south coast, perhaps a little rain for some time but basically that front continuing to dissolve as the high—pressure establishes it selfand feeding thicker cloud to central areas as the easterly breeze continues to be a big player in

proposals to fund social care in england could see the over—50s forced to pay more than £300 a year extra in national insurance. poor quality soil is releasing carbon into the atmosphere and adding to global warming, according to a major report. a box office smash — avengers endgame makes history by taking a record—breaking $1.2 billion in global ticket sales in its opening run. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. victims of crime, including those alleging rape, are being asked to give police access to their phones and social media accounts or risk seeing their case dropped. the move, which applies to england and wales, is part of measures revealed by the director of public prosecutions to address failures in the disclosure of evidence to defendants. but campaigners say it could discourage victims from going ahead with prosecutions. our legal correspondent clive coleman reports. the case of liam allan, falsely accused of rape and sexual assault starkly exposed the problems of police and prosecutors failing to disclose relevant evidence to the defence. disclosure is the f

. campaigning under way for local elections and most of england and northern ireland, here's our ta ke and northern ireland, here's our take on what matters. who isn't frustrated with politics just who isn't frustrated with politics just now? who isn't frustrated with politics just now? it doesn't mean the selection stone in many ways matter to everyone of us. i'mjohn watson. coming up in sportsday, i'll be live at the tottenham hotspur stadium, as spurs attempt to reach their first champions league final. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it's been called "the worst treatment disaster in the history of the nhs". today a public inquiry into the contaminated blood scandal of the 19705 and 19805 got underway. anyone who needed blood or blood products was put at risk — whether they were haemophiliacs or patients getting transfusions after an operation or childbirth. almost 5,000 nhs patients were infected with hiv or hepititis c. of those, around 3,000 people are thought to have died. but it doesn't end there — many thousands more may still be living with undiagnosed hepati

to make the team — former england rugby star cristian wade signs for the buffalo bills. hello and welcome to sportsday. chelsea have moved up to third in the preemier league after eden hazard saw off west ham with both goals in a 2—0 win. it was a game the belgian might not have started because of rumours real madrid want to sign him. ben croucher reports. just where will they be playing next season? will chelsea be in the champions league? will eden hazard and callum hudson be at chelsea at all? they both started it didn't ta ke all? they both started it didn't take long for eden hazard to show why real madrid want him so badly. five defenders glad they don't play against him every week. if you could soon become chelsea's pass, hudson is hoping he is the future presented, a chance to make it two, the defenders were standing in eden hazard's way, not doing too much tackling, failing to kill the game off, west ham remained a chelsea that they still carried a threat, admittedly not the same threat that eden hazard and hudson could pose but the second goal remained out of reach unt

third — and stay outside the top four. england will be joined by scotland for the first time at the world cup. the deal will also take in the next european cahmpionship that will be held in england. northern ireland and wales have been involved in a joint home nations deal before, but the republic of ireland are included for the first time. and england's record goalscorer who retired from the international game in 2014, thinks deals like this will increase the players profile my my role models were males growing up andi my role models were males growing up and i would have loved to have a female role model. my female role model was sally gunnell, who was in athletics. if some of these players can push the women's game and be on billboards and make them household names, young girls can look up to them and say i want to be like a jewel scot and so they can have a pathway and a career to make it as a woman's football. bolton's next to home games could be played behind security fences. the championship side, who are in the relagtion zone, say that they they are unable to address the obl

heard the esteemed leader of the new england council praised me for my work at saint anselm college over these past six years. so if i put those three things together may be assigned of the apocalypse is actually coming. [laughing] it is my distinct pleasure to welcome congressman seth moulton to new hampshire. it's of particular interest to me as i depart saint anselm and take the president said endicott college at beverly because he will be my congressman. so it's great to have you here. to do the formal introduction, i would like to invite my good friend jim, that ceo of the new england council. [applause] >> thank you very much, mr. president. i said it before, you're the best college president in manchester. [laughing] we're going to miss you. can i just acknowledge the presence of a very, very special friend, dr. steve perlman who is sitting next to our very special guest here this morning. doctor perlman has spent his entire life as a dentist, but more important as the dentist taking care of people with disabilities. anyone who has a child with disabilities, it's one of the t

plans to fund social care in england could see the over 50s forced to pay on average more than £300 a year extra in national insurance. talks between the government and labour will resume today, aimed at breaking the brexit deadlock. a box office smash — avengers: endgame makes history by taking a record—breaking $1.2 billion in global ticket sales in its opening run. and coming up in our sports bulletin, manchester city are back at the top of the premier league table after a win over burnley. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. victims of crime, including those alleging rape, are being asked to give police access to their phones and social media accounts or risk seeing their case dropped. the move, which applies to england and wales, is part of measures revealed by the director of public prosecutions to address failures in the disclosure of evidence to defendants. but campaigners say it could discourage victims from going ahead with prosecutions. our legal correspondent clive coleman reports. the case of liam allan, falsely accused of rape and sexual assault, starkly e

wait to quit the game. england defender danny rose says racist abuse means he's had enough of football. raw, unpasteurised milk is becoming increasingly popular. so the big challenge now, how to ensure its safe as possible for people to drink. and i've got some better news on the horizon for this weekend as things turned dry. still a bit wet today gci’oss turned dry. still a bit wet today across parts of western england, wales and northern ireland. but things will get better. i'll have the details on this little hidden gem looking over london here on brea kfast. it's friday 5th april. our top story. the european council president donald tusk could offer the uk a "flexible" brexit extension of one year, according to a senior eu official. meanwhile, the attorney general geoffrey cox has said there's likely to be a lengthy delay if cross—party talks with jeremy corbyn don't succeed. our political correspondent alex forsyth is in westminster. how will this offer go down here? good morning to you. i can imagine lots of people waking up this morning saying, what? 12 months? where did thi

might be, england might not be so disposed to our project, hence the long, long british conversations of the membership. by 1967, 11 british conversations of the membership. by1967, 11 —— less enthusiastic harold, harold wilson was in number10. enthusiastic harold, harold wilson was in number 10. britain was in decline with a balance of payments crisis and a currency buffeted by world events. again, degaulle said no. if degaulle ever uttered the words over my dead body will effectively, that's what happened. he died in1970. effectively, that's what happened. he died in 1970. ted heath then signed on the dotted line and ever since 1973, britain has been part of the community. but that certain idee de la france lives on in the incumbent. incumbent‘s patients is very in, so would he dare to hold out against his eu colleagues and veto a further brexit extension? stay with us on bbc news, still to come: he could turn his hand to anything and now there's proof leonardo da vinci really was ambidextrous. 25 years of hatred and rage as theyjump up on the statue. not so this funeral becam

across parts of england and wales. a fresh area of england and wales. a fresh area of showers pushing towards the south coast by the evening rush hour but potentially some of our most vigorous under the downpours spreading into northern england through the latter part of the afternoon into the early evening. rainfor afternoon into the early evening. rain for wales and for parts of the midlands, heavier showers for northern ireland and scotland. temperatures up in the high teens for anyone heading home across eastern england, but in the west by six p:m., we are back down to the low teens and the feeling is more one of spring than summer we've had of late. some heavy showers across northern ireland into the small hours of thursday, some affecting scotla nd hours of thursday, some affecting scotland and heavier showers coming into the south of the uk by the end of the night, particularly into the south—west of england into wales. pretty breezy across the board and overall quite mild enough. we are still sitting in warm air from the south, all the way from the sahara and its brought dus

rest of the day. yesterday was the warmest day of the year across england, scotland, wales and northern ireland, 23.3 celsius in west sussex, higher temperatures than that today and even higher tomorrow, 25 or 26 across some parts of london, quite widely in the low 20s celsius. the reason for the warmth, we have strong april sunshine, the wind is coming from the east or south—east, pulling some warm air from central and eastern parts of europe. this area of high pressure across scandinavia giving these atla ntic across scandinavia giving these atlantic fronts at bay. we will see more cloud moving into western and northern scotland and northern ireland over night. today, lots more sunshine. as i mentioned it will be hazy at times, large areas of high cloud but a dry, fine and warm day. always cooler and southern coasts with the breeze of the sea but away from here temperatures in the high teens, low 20s celsius, perhaps 23 and may be 2a across south—east england. through this evening and overnight, things stayed dry, we have a mostly clear sky, mostly because this frontal sy

. the batsman is removed from the england squad for the tournament after an off—field incident. mauricio pochettino‘s feeling the buzz ahead of spurs‘ big champions league night. you need to settle your dreams, to infinity and beyond. and a stunning comeback for kyren wilson — he's into the quarter—finals of the world snooker championship. also coming up in the programme: the tongan talisman who is going for his third olympics and a third defence spot. this. hello again. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. england will be without one of their most explosive players for the cricket world cup. alex hales typifies the style that has made them favourites for the competition that starts on home soil next month. but he won't play a part in it after being dropped from the provisional squad. in fact, he's been withdrawn from all international involvement after a recent off—field incident led to a suspension. the player's management company says it's hugely disappointed at how he's been treated. but just earlier this month he told the bbc‘s joe wilson how he was hoping to ove

quadrupled in england last year, as a report warns more than half a million children in the uk may not have had the jab. all round the world we have seen a 169 million children between 2010 and 2017 not get the immunisations that they should be having. president putin and the north korean leader, kimjong—un, meet in russia for their first ever summit. the competition watchdog blocks the planned merger between sainsbury‘s and asda. government ministers call for an investigation, after yesterday's leak of controversial plans for the uk to use chinese technology in its 5g network. sirmo farah claims he was robbed at a hotel in ethiopia, and accuses the owner — a former competitor — of doing nothing to help. and manchester city are back on top of the premier league after beating manchester united last night at old trafford. good morning, and welcome to the bbc news at nine. the number of people in the uk who could be at risk of contracting measles is being described as a "growing public—health time bomb". the nhs says the number of cases in england almost quadrupled last year

, england's women have a crucial match against canada tonight in manchester. jo currie will be watching the lionesses latest warm up for france. i'd imagine for the team and that watching, an attempt to keep the momentum going after that wonderful performance in the states? absolutely after they lifted the trophy, the shebelievescup trophy, probably most important. i am joined by alex scott. and pull of those victories when needed. and when under pressure. a lot of those players rotated in a team and it shows ability has not just players rotated in a team and it shows ability has notjust in players rotated in a team and it shows ability has not just in the starting team but in the whole squad. england are ranked third in the world and canada to spot behind. when you look at the likes of them, this will be a big test against canada. they will see that england game, especially the results that have happened in the past. there is that element, the revenge element to it. it adds an interesting tale today. they match up against england really well. remembered -- you mentioned 2015, the last

. tuesday was still cold and grey and wet at times across southern england, and it will be southern england that sees the biggest change in the weather really, i think, for wednesday because the cloud that was sitting there, bringing some rain at times, is finally moving its way out into the english channel. still a bit of cloud, along parts of the south coast, devon, cornwall and dorset, otherwise dry. clear skies further north, the winds lighter, it will mean we're more likely to have a frost. temperatures down to —2, —3. it will warm up to a certain extent on wednesday in the sunshine, the cloud moves away from the south—west, we'll keep one or two showers for a while in the channel islands, otherwise a dry day. a bit of fairweather cloud building up in north—east england, over the pennines. and a noticeable wind down the eastern side of england, especially in the south—east, willjust add to the chill, but at least the sunshine will be out, still only nine degrees along those north sea coasts. further west, highs of 12 or 13 celsius. those temperatures will fall away in

, brightness worsening. showers across england and wales from the word go. push northwards in terms ——it turns cloudy with the shower was heavier. some of the downpours will be quite lengthy as they dry northwards. in the south, perhaps turning brighter later in the day with a few showers and sunshine. temperatures down on recent days. 13— 16 degrees. quite a breezy day coming up. going through thursday evening and overnight, further wet weather for scotland. further showers working in across parts of western england and wales. lengthier spells of rain in northern ireland thursday night and into the early pa rt ireland thursday night and into the early part of friday morning. friday, on the face of it, although it is quite unsettled again, there will be bigger gaps between the showers and perhaps more in the way of sunshine for particular eastern areas of scotland in central and eastern england. it is not com pletely eastern england. it is not completely dry. further showers moving and as we go through the afternoon. again, some of these are likely to be heavy. potentially lengthy in p

leaders agree? and the defender waiting to quit a dream job. england's danny rose says racism makes him want to quit football. hello and welcome to bbc news. the un security council has called for an immediate end to fighting in libya. forces of libya's most powerful warlord, khalifa haftar, are advancing towards the government in tripoli. clashes have been reported just 50 kilometres from the capital. ramzan karmali reports. he was meant to find a solution to an escalating problem, but the un secretary general‘s mission to tripoli appears to have failed for now. the united nations remain available to facilitate any political solution able to unify the libyan institutions. libyans deserve peace, security, prosperity and the respect of their human rights. he was there for talks with general khalifa haftar from the self—styled libyan national army, but they broke down. khalifa haftar‘s troops are under orders to get to tripoli in order to overthrow the internationally recognised government. translation: this is considered a great achievement and progress towards tripoli. we still ha

week, today has not been particularly warm, elated sunshine developing, across england and wales, this band of showers, along with spells of rain, has been pushing in across the eastern side of england, heading across the midlands, if you north—west england and up towards northern ireland later in the night, breaks in the cloud in the far south—west, a little bit chilly and more likely to at long last break up the cloud in scotland, but it will turn cold enough oral frost. slowly lifting tomorrow morning, zone of cloud and potential showers affecting south—east of england, wales, and probablyjust to the south of northern ireland. either side of that, sunshine coming through, although it will still be cloudy for eastern coasts of scotland, north—east england, chilly here, otherwise, warmth in the sunshine, potential for temperatures of 16 or even 17 celsius. headlines: the prime minister has insisted she had no choice but to reach out to labour in a bid to deliver brexit, or risk slipping bet letting it slip through her fingers. labour has defended its handling of complain

across england and wales. and could the tiger be roaring back? tiger woods will try to win his first major title since 2008, as he goes into the final round of the masters in second place. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35. this morning's reviewers are the sunday times‘ education editor, sian griffiths, and the journalist and author, shyama perera. good morning. a leaked recording of the labour leader jeremy corbyn has been released, in which he suggests the party may have lost, mislaid or ignored evidence of anti—semitism. his comments were secretly taped by one of his fiercest critics — the labour mp, dame margaret hodge — when she met him to discuss the matter. part of the recording has been released by the sunday times. a labour spokesman said the recording showed jeremy corbyn‘s desire to rebuild trust with thejewish community. just to reassure you, he's not going to be running the system, he's not entitled to do that. the point of him is that he will look at the speed of doing the cases, the administration and the collation of the evidence, befor

the latest priorities for england's nhs. and can westminster learn lessons from the notre dame fire to stop the houses of parliament from going up in smoke? we should be clear that all heritage buildings carry a very withered, very serious fire risk potential. but first: the culture secretary has condemned the leaking of information from the national security council and says he "can't exclude the possibility of a criminal investigation". the telegraph reported that theresa may had overruled colleagues to approve the use of chinese technology from the firm huawei in the next generation mobile data networks. national security council is made up of key cabinet ministers, and the meetings are also attended by security chiefs. huawei's involvement is controversial because of fears it could allow the chinese government access to uk communications and infrastructure. labour asked an urgent question about what had happened, and speculation that it was all to do with leadership wrangling among senior tories. what a mess we are in. the only reason we know of the decision is from an apparent

gets under way. in the last hour or so england's kyren wilson has made it through to round two at the crucible. he eased past scotland's scott donaldson, winning ten frames to a. two time finallist ali carter is through to the second round. he withstood a gutsy fightback from fellow englishmanjack lisowski before finally winning ten frames to six. carter will play china's zhou yuelong next. meanwhile — shaun murphy fought back in his second round match against neil robertson to trail five frames to three. murphy was on course for a maximum i—a—7 in the final frame of the session but missed the last red — the break ending on 112. another former champion mark selby trails 5—3 to gary wilson alex hales willjoin the england squad for their pre—world cup training camp in cardiff on saturday. hales has missed nottinghamshire's first three one—day cup games for what the county described as "personal reasons". the world cup begins in england and wales on the 30th of may. jofra archer has given a glimpse of what he might offer england in the coming months. the all rounder is in t

england and wales. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are dawn foster the guardian columnist and giles kenningham the political commentator. pretty much all the papers are in, and events of the day involving, what else, brexit, again take centre stage... the telegraph leads with an image of the prime minister being greeted by emmanuel macron in paris ahead of a meeting in which they're believed to have discussed a nine month brexit extension. before that she was in berlin with angela merkel. the guardian goes with a similar image, as it reports the prime minister's request for a short delay is torn up amid growing support among the eu27 for a longer extension. ‘macron and on and on‘ is on the front of the metro with reference to the french president's preference for a longer hold—up to the uk's departure from the eu. the times carries a warning from president of the european council donald tusk to president macron, appealing for him and other eu leaders to treat britain with respect or risk poisoning future relati

central and southern england this morning, with winds potentially causing disruption to the travel network. it's being claimed that some fitness trackers from leading brands are so inaccurate, they can be out by up to 11 miles when logging the distance of a marathon. the consumer group "which?" has published analysis of some of the most popular devices from big names in the market. the watchdog used a calibrated treadmill to compare different trackers logging the number of steps and distance travelled. it's warning some simply can't be relied upon. we are going to see some strong winds, and some thundery showers, but brighter through north the north of england. north—west scotland will have highs of 14. 0utbreaks of england. north—west scotland will have highs of 14. outbreaks of rain turning more sherry, with clear skies around and a chillier night, with some frost leading us into a bright start for sunday morning. it will cloud over, with patchy rain or drizzle moving in to devon and cornwall and wales. there will be a breeze for those running the london marathon, nowhere near as bad

england last year, everybody just. .. sterling playing for england last year, everybodyjust... it was most together, the country star in a long time and to think they were expressing racial abuse and slurs being yelled at them. it is absolutely horrific. the crackdown on this kind of behaviour in the uk is getting better, you have seen fa ns re m ove is getting better, you have seen fans remove and prosecuted when they have gotte n fans remove and prosecuted when they have gotten up to this kind of behaviour unfortunately we go to other parts of the well they are not catching up as quickly. i think it is the fan stopped the show all of the support they can but they need to be punishment when this behaviour happens. it is completely unacceptable. details within the stories, danny rose had suffered abuse 70 years earlier for the england u21 when he was playing in neighbouring serbia. —— seven years. facing the same thing now. let's go now to the front page of the time. the most important new story of the evening. i was told that you like this story. laughter i left a lot of time. i

, particularly over the hills of northern england. and we never quite get rid of the overnight frost. the cold est get rid of the overnight frost. the coldest air is to the north west of this weather front, which coldest air is to the north west of this weatherfront, which is coldest air is to the north west of this weather front, which is edging closer and closer to west scotland and northern ireland. out towards the west of the hebrides, it will move in through the evening but ahead of it across parts of scotland and northern ireland, further showers this afternoon and you might catch one across the isle of man and cumbria later. for much of england and wales it is dry. a way to the west, blue skies overhead, temperatures 15 or 16. that is the last time we will see highs like that for the rest of the week. tonight, the weather front is on the move, heading south into england and wales. before it arrives, parts of east anglia and the south east may get the odd shower imported from france during the night. they could bea france during the night. they could be a touch of frost here, and fr

bring more attention to restoration projects like yours, not only in england but around the world ? only in england but around the world? i only in england but around the world ? i have only in england but around the world? i have seen hillary clinton tweeting in the last hour or so saying our thoughts and hearts are in paris but there is also problems with churches, some of the black churches in america, people in the moon for donating, please support them too. i think that is absolutely right. i was asked earlier today whether we should be looking for government support for these great churches, i think for many cathedrals, particularly the historic ones, they are able to draw and people who donate generously, and people who donate generously, and a way that saying county durham where we are serving many deprived communities actually you don't have that possibility. so i would rather see people supporting their local communities as well as donating to us communities as well as donating to us when they come to visit. but i think if all the money got sucked in toa think if all the

frequent rash down through wales, south—west england, and at the same time an area of low pressure will bring more persistent rain to eastern scotland and north—east england. elsewhere, cold, low single figures, a touch of frost are not out of the question. we start wednesday on a chilly note, we will see showers clinging onto the fringes, but this area of low pressure we fringes, but this area of low pressure we need fringes, but this area of low pressure we need to keep an eye on will drift its way slowly westwards as we will drift its way slowly westwards as we go through the day on wednesday, and it will bring further outbreaks of rain, further outbreaks of snow with any elevation across scotla nd of snow with any elevation across scotland and northern england, gradually moving through western scotla nd gradually moving through western scotland towards northern ireland by the middle of the afternoon. more sunshine across england and wales, a scattering of showers, windy for all, a cold start in the north with gales also severe gales, reallyjust making it feel quite raw out there.

. what a weather coming into scotland and northern england. slippery over the high levels. temperatures close to freezing. icy patches around as well. michael started the day. pretty miserable under this wet weather. rain, sleet, snow over the hills, back in the far north of england. rain coming into northern ireland, late into north wales. sharps i was further south and east. maybe hail and thunder in those —— sharp showers. here it shouldn't be too windy. jungles winds around the edges. the north and west of scotland and northern ireland, gale force winds likely. these are the afternoon temperatures. 7—9d, below par, certainly, when you add on the strength of the wind it will feel much colder in the north—west of the uk, typically 2—4d. equally as cold and ifi uk, typically 2—4d. equally as cold and if i south—west of england in the channel islands. low pressure dominating the weather. it is cutting off the supply of really cold air that is coming from the north. we have these weather fronts wraparound at area of low pressure. they focus on more persistent

windy across england and wales as storm hannah arrives in our shores. details soon. good monring, it's friday 26th april. emergency services are attending an incident at the tata steelworks in port talbot — after reports of a large blast at around 3:30 this morning. it was caused by molten metal falling from a train. craig williams lives near the steelworks. we can talk to him now. tell us what you heard around 3:30 a.m. good morning. about 330 this morning, there was an almighty bang and is kind of shook my house. we can see it from when i lived, but the bank was something we are not accustomed to. you can see it, a lot of people can smell it. but it's not something that is usual for the plant in the tremor was significant. he felt the tremor in your house, did you? i didn't see the explosion because i had my lines closed but the bang was huge. you could feel it. it was really huge. just to the bang was huge. you could feel it. it was really huge. just to give people an idea of how important the steelworks are in port talbot, i imagine everyone in the town knows someone imagine ever

public health time bomb" — a warning from the head of nhs england, as cases of measles quadruple and vaccinations drop. two top sri lankan officials lose theirjobs over a "major intelligence la pse" prior to sunday's bomb attacks, which killed 359 people. good morning. checking out. sainsbury‘s and asda learn the fate of their £14 billion merger this morning. reports say that both supermarkets are ready to accept defeat if the competition regulator blocks the deal. manchester city have the premier league title almost within their grasp. they win the manchester derby to go back to the top of the table above liverpool, with just three games to go. this one will go to the wire. good morning. today we have bands of showers all moving north. some of them will merge to give longer spells of rain, which could also be thundery. in between, some spells of sunshine. i will have more than 15 minutes. —— inis sunshine. i will have more than 15 minutes. —— in 15 minutes. good morning. it's thursday the 25th april. our top story: the number of people in the uk who could be at risk of co