Tomorrow promises to be drier still, lots of sunshine, fog clearing away from northern areas. In the west, this where the front brings thickening cloud, but we could make the 20 celsius mark, finally, after a long time across the south east, and it will be warm across the board. This where the front on friday will push in, so it will tend to get squeezed out with a course of the day, but it will be problematic enough to bring outbreaks of rain to western areas, the rain slowly petering out through the day. The best of the sunshine in northern and eastern areas, one or two heavy showers, but again with a little bit of sunshine around we could see the mid to high teens. There will be more cloud. For the bank holiday weekend, looking pretty good. High pressure is going to be the dominant feature, largely dry and feeling warmer as well. In fact temperatures could be in the low 20s through the weekend and into bank holiday monday across the south, the chance of a little bit of rain pushing
prince harry talks about catching up with the queen for the first time in two years, in an interview with us television it wasjust so nice to see her. you know, she s on great form. she s always got a great sense of humour she s always got a great sense of humour with me, and she s always got a great sense of humourwith me, and making she s always got a great sense of humour with me, and making sure that she is humour with me, and making sure that she is protected. hundreds of fans have gathered in south east london for the funeral of the wanted singer tom parker, who died from brain cancer last month at the age of 33. russian and belarusian players won t be allowed to compete at this summer s wimbledon because of the invasion of ukraine. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a deadline set by russia for ukrainian fighters in mariupol to surrender, has passed. the city is surrounded by russian troops and has been bombarded for weeks. president volodymyr zelensky says the
in advance of tomorrow s vote on whether there should be an investigation into claims he misled parliament. why does the prime minister think everybody else s actions have consequences, except his own? we consequences, except his own? i ve exlained consequences, except his own? i ve explained why consequences, except his own? i ve explained why i bitterly regret receiving a fine, and i apologise to the house receiving a fine, and i apologise to the house. . ., , receiving a fine, and i apologise to the house- the house. officials in the us have find a film production the house. officials in the us have find a film production company - find a film production company £100,000 on the set of the movie rust. in a us tv interview, prince harry says he wants to protect his grandma, the queen, and make sure she s surrounded by the right people. it was so nice to see her, she is in great form, she always has a great sense of humour and i m just making sure she is protected.
let s turn to south africa were rescue workers have been trying to save people trapped under the rubble of a building. save people trapped under the rubble ofa building. nearly save people trapped under the rubble of a building. nearly a0 of the 75 workers who are on site remain unaccounted for. the structure collapsed in the south african city of georgia on monday. the authorities in the western cape sees seven people are confirmed to have died. the cause of the collapse which happened while the building was under construction is being investigated. the rescue effort includes two people with sniffer dogsin includes two people with sniffer dogs in heavy lifting equipment. the president is called for an investigation into the collapse and assumptions condolences and we can show you the live shot the scene in george where those rescue efforts are continuing in the hope still that people can be found alive under the rubble. we can hearfrom the west cape of south africa. you the
natalie elphicke, the mp for dover, said the conservatives under rishi sunak have become a byword for incompetence and division . she made the movejust minutes before the prime minister faced mps in the commons at prime minister s questions for the first time since suffering heavy defeats in local elections in england. here s our political editor chris mason. natalie elphicke, shoulder to shoulder with the prime minister when rishi sunak invited reporters to dover last summer to talk about stopping the boats. less than a year later, she has stopped being a conservative mp. look at the leader she s appearing with now. i must when admit, i got up this morning i didn t expect to hear this today. natalie elphicke, the labour member of parliament for dover and deal. i think she speaks for many tory voters in saying the tory party has changed, it has left the centre ground. but equally, the labour party has changed and we are very clearly the party of the national interest, of the