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Many, will be fairly active weather for a few hours. the temperatures will be much of a muchness, 11—14. by will be much of a muchness, 11—14. by monday, the rain stopped across northern and western parts of scotland. having had a couple of decent and drier days, we have the rain to come. slow moving showers elsewhere. it is back to that sunshine and showers and scenario. between us the winds start to ease off through the week, we will start to feel the warmth of that may sunshine. we are no...

It will later, dont worry. its all going to go off. and then this is my car. she is called dusty. horn toots # some people let go. last year, james entered a ballad called my last breath. this year, its something different. i was just thinking every song that is doing well is dance music, everyone wants to have a good time, dont they? even if its dancing in your kitchen, its still dancing. its called embers, so its about everyone has got that spark still there, it never kind of dies out. when we...

The health secretary matt hancock has spoken of the pain and suffering of victims of the contaminated compensation if that is what is recommended. he was facing questions at a public inquiry into whats been called the worst nhs treatment disaster. around 3,000 people died after being given blood products containing hiv and hepatitis c in the 1970s and 1980s. heres our health editor hugh pym. ive now faced the fact that i will never see him again on this earth. his last words were, and repeatedly...

Saturday�*s headline — drier, brighter and less windy for all of us. and this is what it looks like for the morning onwards. it will brighten up across many western areas right from the word go. there will be some showers around, particularly in the east of the country, maybe in the south, and there will still be a keen wind blowing out of the north—west, and it�*ll be chilly — ii in newcastle, 14 or 15 degrees elsewhere. but you know what? we�*ll take it after that nasty friday. now...

Countries receive subsidies for polluting coal plants from foreign donors, including japan. today, the environment ministers of the uk, the us, canada, japan, france, italy and germany said they will stop any new funding for coal—fired power stations in poorer countries by the end of the year. now, that isn�*t a big move in itself, but they say they will eventually phase out such support for all fossil fuels. the ministers said they�*d safeguard 30% of land for nature by 2030. the idea is ...

Embry is _ embry is of course going head—to—head with one other major music event tonight. —— glastonbury. that is why they have decided to run repeats of the event tomorrow. tide have decided to run repeats of the event tomorrow. we love you revision, so we are able to - revision, so we are able to do both. a, , revision, so we are able to do both. , ,, revision, so we are able to do both. , ., both. maybe you need to book abba, then you can _ both. maybe you need to book abba, then you...

Than yesterday. the wind easing as well but you may have noticed they are coming from the north so itll not feel particularly warm, only 12-15 but not feel particularly warm, only 12—15 but strong may sunshine which continues into this evening, overnight, treating skies for the orchard, rain coming into the west, but where we keep the clear skies, temperatures dip close to freezing. ground frost central and northern parts. west, wet morning for northern ireland, rain pushing into wales, wester...

Until later on in the day, but the rain will be accompanied by gale force winds as well. so, not a great second half of the weekend. eventually, that weather front will sweep towards the east later on in the afternoon and into the evening hours. that low pressure is here to stay, it will park itself over us on monday and tuesday, and that means that the weather will remain unsettled into next week. so, you guessed it — showers to come, and remaining cool into next week.

Things off for the future. so what action will they take? our chief environment correspondentjustin rowlatt has been taking a look. the uk is due to host a landmark international climate conference in glasgow in november. so here are the key commitments made today. first off, coal. india and many other developing countries receive subsidies for polluting coal plants from foreign donors, including japan. today, the environment ministers of the uk, the us, canada, japan, france, italy and germany ...

Welcome to bbc news — im tim willcox. our top stories: international aid starts arriving in gaza as the damage from 11 days of fighting on both sides is assessed. gunfire but will the truce hold? palestinians throw petrol—bombs and israeli police respond with stun grenades at friday prayers injerusalem. a military plane crashes in nigeria killing everyone on board including the military general who was appointed in jan —— general. ——january. after analysing �*excess deaths over the...