we have had quite a lot of cloud with damp weather particularly affecting parts of england, not the most inspiring of whether to head out in. it's also been really cold, you've probably noticed that. temperatures in fylingdales 6 sources, the average for april is a living. if you thought it felt more like winter you were not too far off the mark. it's all down to a ridge of high pressure in thejet the mark. it's all down to a ridge of high pressure in the jet stream in the atlantic. we have a trough over europe and that combination sends cold air spiralling across the uk from a northerly direction. and there is little change over the next few days, it will stay cold. cold and damp overnight tonight across england and wales, some further patches of rain, clearing skies moving across scotland, getting to northern ireland and pushing into the far north of england as we head through the night with one or two patches of frost. tomorrow we have cold wind pushing in from the north
the immense reputation damage that boeing has continued to suffer with the boeing 37 max is been a costly programme for them. all eyes will be on the markets on monday —— 737. of course this incident with alaska airlines happen on friday evening, it has been the talk notjust of the industry but of the world because a 737 max became a household name when it was grounded for almost two years here we're again with the grounding of 171 max nine aircraft for the largest in the us but in countries including panama, turkey and mexico. some reputational _ panama, turkey and mexico. some reputational damage. _ panama, turkey and mexico. some reputational damage. what - panama, turkey and mexico. some reputational damage. what are - reputational damage. what are the financial implications for boeing having its planes grounded?— boeing having its planes rounded? ., g; grounded? for boeing the 737 max, grounded? for boeing the 737 max. jude _ grounded? for boeing the 737 max, jude brings _ grounded? for boeing the 737 max, jude brings occurred - grounded? for boeing the 737 max, jude brings occurred at i max, jude brings occurred at the same time. on one side it is the best selling for boeing. it's a bestseller and airlines are continuing to place orders for thejet and secure are continuing to place orders for the jet and secure some great deals, especially in the aftermath of all of that
killed is that he was one of the few people in the political bureau who had some knowledge about october seven. given his being an influentialfigure among military circles because october seven is believed to be designed and led by the military wing rather than the political wing of hamas. the fact that this man has been killed in southern beirut says a lot about the significance of this murder or this killing. and the repercussions it might have in the region on the short and long—term. investigators are looking into what caused a japan airlines jet to hit a coastguard plane at tokyo�*s haneda airport. all 379 people onboard the passenger flight miraculously escaped as fire swiftly engulfed the plane on tuesday. thejet was coming in to land, when it collided with the coastguard plane, killing five of its crew. the captain survived
it's newsday. welcome to bbc news. it's 8am in singapore, and 9am injapan — where we start the programme today. all of the 379 passengers and crew on board a japan airlines plane had a miraculous escape when it became engulfed in flames. thejet was coming in to land, when there was a collision with a coastguard plane. five people on board the smaller aircraft died. it was heading to deliver supplies to people affected by the 7.6 magnitude earthquake, in the province of noto. our correspondent, suranjana tewari, is at haneda airport, with more on the reaction on the ground. haneda airport, behind me, is slowly resuming service — about 100 flights were cancelled as a result of that collision on the runway. now, mostly domestic flights, international flights have been
actors, even other nations into this conflict?— this conflict? that is deeply concerned _ this conflict? that is deeply concerned at _ this conflict? that is deeply concerned at the _ this conflict? that is deeply concerned at the moment. | this conflict? that is deeply . concerned at the moment. the repercussions spill over and extend beyond gaza and israel. 11 on might come on the liner because over the past few weeks there have been attacks and counter—attacks between israel and hezbollah and the factors that has been killed in the stronghold of hezbollah mine have later repercussions. certainly a concern on the mind of western officials as well. thank you so much. all 379 people aboard a japan airlines flight miraculously escaped after the plane was engulfed in flames on tuesday. thejet was coming in to land, when there was a collision with a coastguard plane at tokyo's haneda airport. five people on board the smaller aircraft died. investigators are still piecing together what happened and why the two planes were on the runway at the same time. our correspondent, suran—jana tewari, is in tokyo with the latest. the moment of impact.
all 379 people aboard a japan airlines flight have escaped after the plane became engulfed in flames on tuesday. thejet was coming in to land, when there was a collision with a coastguard plane at tokyo's haneda airport. five people on board the smaller aircraft died. our correspondent, suranjana tewari, is in tokyo with the latest. the moment of impact. ajapan airlines plane with more than 370 passengers skids down the tarmac at tokyo's haneda airport, after a collision with a smaller plane operated by japan's coastguard. inside the air bus, chaos, as passengers see heat and smoke billowing from an engine. and in the terrifying moments that followed, the plane finally comes to a stop. "get me out," she screams,
thejet, with nearly a00 people on board, continues down the runway with flames now belching from the rear of the aircraft. more extraordinary footage taken by a passenger inside the plane shows just how quickly the cabin filled with acrid smoke. but then what experts are describing as little short of miraculous. with frames rapidly engulfing the plane's fuselage, dozens of passengers can be seen sliding down escape chutes and running for their lives. all 379 passengers and crew on board escaped, some with minor injuries. tragically, the same is not true of the six crew on board the coastguard plane. five are dead, the pilot survived, but with serious injuries. dozens of fire trucks poured foam and water onto the plane, but it continued to burn for hours. the question now is, how did this happen? how did two aircraft end up
0ur asia correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports. this extraordinary footage caught on haneda airport's cctv system system shows the moment a japan airlines a350 struck a japanese coastguard plane that was, for some reason, on the same runway. thejet, with nearly 400 people on board, continues down the runway with flames now belching from the rear of the aircraft. more extraordinary footage taken by a passenger shows just how quickly the cabin filled with acrid smoke. but then what experts are describing as little short of miraculous. with frames rapidly engulfing the plane's fuselage, dozens of passengers can be seen sliding down escape chutes and running for their lives. all 379 passengers and crew on board escaped, some with minor injuries. tragically, the same is not true of the six crew on board the coastguard plane.
bit of a nip in the air first thing in the morning. 12 degrees in london. tomorrow starts off quite sunny but the northerly breeze creates a bit of unstable air mass so the cloud will start growing and the sun is still strong and we see if you showers developing but generally speaking tomorrow should be a little bit brighter compared to today and again the temperature will be about the same. that was wednesday, heading to thursday, low—pressure suites and so we are anticipating thicker cloud in the period of rain for a time at least on wednesday, anywhere from wales across southern england into the midlands, may be a bit of northern ireland. but if you are in newcastle, glasgow, aberdeen, in the northern isles, it is looking bright. so fine if you are in aberdeen but not so fine in the isle of wight. that is thursday and towards the end of the week and the weekend we are expecting this weather front to move out of the way because of the jet stream pattern, the bulge in thejet
the england women�*s football player ella toone has said the lionesses stand with the spanish player jenni hermoso who was controversially kissed on the lips by luis rubiales, president of spain�*s football federation. he�*s under growing pressure to resign — the regional presidents from his federation have now unanimously called for him to stand down. katie gornall reports. 0h, oh, wow! four ella toone, this was the shot of — oh, wow! four ella toone, this was the shot of her— oh, wow! four ella toone, this was the shot of her life _ oh, wow! four ella toone, this was the shot of her life and _ oh, wow! four ella toone, this was the shot of her life and helped - oh, wow! four ella toone, this was the shot of her life and helped fire l the shot of her life and helped fire england into the world cup final. nine days on from there the final to spain, ella toone and the lioness is over the jet lag spain, ella toone and the lioness is over thejet lag and then spain, ella toone and the lioness is over the jet lag and then demand. spain, ella toone and the lioness is over thejet lag and then demand. that over the jet lag and then demand. git the time, very disappointing, heartbreaking that we got so far and couldn�*t push over that line but when you come back and reflect on everything and hear stories and how everyone is, you do have that sense of pride and i am proud of how far