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And a lot of sunshine with top temperatures 22 or 23. thank you. it's been a0 years since argentina invaded the falkland islands or the malvinas as they are known in spanish. nearly 1,000 soldiers were killed in the war, more than 600 were argentinian. many in argentina regret the conflict but maintain the islands are theirs, and four decades on, there's still a real sense of loss, as our south america correspondent katy watson reports. this remote patagonian town is often referred to as the end of the world, but argentinians like to say, it is also the beginning of everything. it was from ush...

With elizabeth rizzini. hello. good morning. more sunshine in the forecast for us today across the capital and it will be feeling a little warmer. temperatures a couple of degrees or so higher than they were yesterday. but it will be quite windy throughout. a brisk south—westerly wind blowing. this morning, a very mild start to the day with temperatures having dropped below 13, 1a celsius last night. there's some early cloud to clear from yesterday's weather front. that will clear quite readily. sunny spells developing and we'll keep those through the afternoon. the pollen count will be very...

Since 1683, the vessel remained half buried on the sea bed, and its exact location was unknown. now we know that it's been discovered, it has caused much excitement, with some saying that this is the most important maritime find since the mary rose. and these are the two brothers who located the royal ship. julian and lincoln barnwell are norfolk based printers, but they're also professional divers, and after years of looking for second world war wrecks, they wanted a new challenge. would you believe there's 40,000 wrecks around the whole of the uk, and there's a lot off norfolk. we've done lo...

Asylum seekers in rwanda have then been transferred to countries where they have been subject to persecution, and perhaps torture and other awful circumstances. that is why this case matter so much. what we think it's going to happen is possibly a decision today on whether or not to injunctive and stop the flights, but that there will be a fundamentally longer hearing over 6-8 fundamentally longer hearing over 6—8 weeks, if that happens, over whether or not the policy can survive. so there is a lot to fight for here at court.— for here at court. thank you very much indeed. _ covid—i9 inf...

You know, we have to continue advocating and fighting forjustice. former olympic champion andy triggs—hodge will set off from tower bridge this weekend with a goal of rowing around great britain. he's been visiting schools to talk about the trip, which will include taking water samples to highlight the impact of pollution. it's going to be daunting, it's going to be tough. it's two hours on, two hours off for about four weeks. we're in a small boat with six people, three people rowing at a time. i'm going to learn a lot about myself, and i think i'm going to learn a lot about my crewmates. w...