england 16—1. david moyes has indicated he might still be in charge at sunderland next season despite their relegation to the championship. moyse joined next season despite their relegation to the championship. moysejoined on a four—year contract last summer. last week he said it was too soon to commit his future to the club. the board want me to stay. i will meet at the end of the season. i wa nt to meet at the end of the season. i want to know what things look like going forward. we've only put the initial plans down at this present time. i know what needs to be done to get back into the premier league. i know the set of requirements that are an idea of that to get back. again, we've only just are an idea of that to get back. again, we've onlyjust had initial talks and we'll talk again at the end of the season. there's a rare friday night match in the premier league, and it's a big one. a win for spurs at west ham will see them move to just a point behind the leaders chelsea tottenham won 3—2

one or two heavy showers for the afternoon for northern england, for wales and south—west england. maybe an isolated one late in the day in the midlands. much of east anglia and south—east england staying dry. a fresher feel to things, but again quite pleasant in some sunshine. things cool down when the showers move through. some of the showers continue during thursday evening. but as we go through thursday night and into friday morning, another area of rain running up the eastern side of england. during friday, that could actually move across more of the uk, more of northern england and scotland, as we go on through the day. so there's still some uncertainty about this weather system. keep checking the forecast. elsewhere on friday, we're expecting sunshine, showers again, temperatures into the mid—teens. cooler though where you have any persistent rain rather than showers. we're going to keep low pressure close by going the weekend. perhaps some rain across part of scotland to begin saturday. elsewhere sunshine and showers. throughout the weekend, pleasant in some sunshine. c

northern counties of england, northern ireland and scotla nd england, northern ireland and scotland still have the sunshine around lipm. not quite as warm as today. on wednesday evening, we keep a lot of cloud for a large part of england and wales, with a few light shower was around, not amounting to much. many of us will stay dry. again, on thursday, the odd shower dotted about. clearer in northern england, northern ireland and scotland. on friday, the wind in southern parts will be stronger and it will feel cooler. at the weekend, low system is kept at bay by blocking area of high pressure to the north, and around that, and easterly breeze keeping easel coast —— eastern coastal areas chilly, warmer in the west. this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may signals handbags at brussels, as tensions with the eu are laid bare, while out on the campaign trail in cornwall. during the conservative party leadership campaign, i was described by one of my colleagues as a bloody difficult woman. i said at the time that the next person to find that out would be jean claude juncker. jeremy corby

clearer skies for eastern england but quite a warm fight. temperatures of 14 but quite a warm fight. temperatures 01:14 or 15 but quite a warm fight. temperatures 01:14 oris in but quite a warm fight. temperatures 01:14 or 15 in the towns and cities. into wednesday morning and we start off quite cloudy in a good part of wales and the south—west of england, through the english channel as well. a bit misty over the hill, some early sunshine though, across the south—east, east anglia up into the east midlands, towards north east england. cloudierforthe east midlands, towards north east england. cloudier for the north—west of england a we start off cloudy, away from eastern coastal areas of northern ireland. the thickest cloud, that will be in the north—west of scotland where we have oks of rain and drizzle. i think that will tend to peter out through the day, conditions improve here, and we are just left with one or two showers in scotland the afternoon. generally it is a dry story, area has, that start off sunny the eastern side of eng

a very warm day for some, especially in parts of england, east anglia, the south—east of england. into north—east scotland, there was a bit of sunshine for a time. the temperature peaked at about 26 celsius at gravesend in kent, the uk is highest of the year so far, 22 at lossiemouth in murray, scotland's highest temperature of the year so far. contrast across the uk, warm 5un5hine far. contrast across the uk, warm sunshine and rain. parts of england and wales overnight there will be some rain, it expands its coverage a5 some rain, it expands its coverage as the night goe5 some rain, it expands its coverage as the night goes on. mild and mucky underneath this. scotland and northern ireland, a clear and cool night to come, some spots freezing in the glens. northern scotland, you might see the northern lights overnight. into tomorrow, sunny spells and showers developing in northern ireland, north—west scotland, a large 5wathe5 of west —— wet weather, this may hang around for much of the day. 4pm in the afternoon, a sunny start in northern ireland, some showers getting going.

cloud breaking up to england, wales and eventually across southern part of england. best of the sunshine across northern ireland, temperatures not far off 20 degrees. coolerfor northern and eastern scotland and those north sea coasts, with that on shore breeze, but sunshine elsewhere and 18 whately. stronger winds of the north sea on monday blowing in workload for eastern areas. that may break up for workload for eastern areas. that may break upfora workload for eastern areas. that may break up for a while but the best of the sunshine will be across the west of the uk once again. the highest temperatures across the west as well. ease away into the mid teens, but chilly for north—east england and eastern scotland. it stays quiet cloudy for many eastern areas on tuesday as well but as you get the sunshine on wednesday, like headless temperatures begin to rise and the ones are much lighter by then as well. —— look at those temperatures begin to rise. those temperatures could be higher by several degrees than 15. looking around 80, possibly even 19 degrees. ——

one or two heavy ones in south—east england and southern england as well. this isa and southern england as well. this is a picture going through tuesday evening. into wednesday, still some showers for the west and south west of england. workload in england and we'll is compared to scotland and ireland, which has the lion's share of the sunshine. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... downing street says it doesn't recognise an account published in a german newspaper of a fractious dinner last week between the prime minister and the european commission president, jean—claude juncker. three women are arrested on suspicion of terror offences in raids linked to a police operation in north london on thursday in which a woman was shot and injured. police and protestors clash on the sidelines of a may day parade in paris. they were demonstrating against far—right presidential candidate, marine le pen, who's made a scathing attack on her rival, the frontrunner, emmanuel macron. police say the burglars who shot dead dorset homeowner guy hedger wore balaclavas

for much of england and wales and clearer skies in north—west england, could be chilly in the countryside. best of the sunshine first thing. we see the cloud breaking across wales and the midlands but more cloud for north and east scotland, for north—east england. a touch chilly with the northerly breeze but further south and west the temperatures will not be far away from 20. similar temperatures into next week, west is best, little or no rain around and some sunshine at times. hello, this is bbc news. our latest headlines. theresa may says she is taking nothing for granted after the tories‘ success in the local elections. campaigning in the west midlands, she urged voters to give her a strong mandate to negotiate brexit. jeremy corbyn — who's been visiting the east midlands — says his party faces a huge challenge to win the general election. but he insisted the gap between labour and the tories isn't as great as the pundits have been saying. the liberal democrats say they would put a penny in the pound on income tax to go towards the nhs and social care. party leader tim farron

england's women will face denmark in their final warm england's women will face denmark in theirfinal warm up england's women will face denmark in their final warm up game england's women will face denmark in theirfinal warm up game before the european championship this summer. the match against the danes is in copenhagen on saturday the 1st of july. denmark have also qualified for the euros. england will face scotland, spain and portugal in their group games scotland, spain and portugal in theirgroup games in scotland, spain and portugal in their group games in the tournament later that month. and that is all the sport for now. we will have more in the next hour. many thanks. we will see you then. senior labour figures are meeting to approve the party's general election manifesto after a draft version was leaked to the media. the document includes plans to renationalise the railways, royal mail and parts of the energy industry, the scrapping of university tuition fees in england, and a ban on "fracking". our chief political correspondent vicki young is outside the meeting in central

so what is behind england's teacher shortage? teacher's salaries have fallen behind other graduate pay. because of the 1% cap on public sector pay rises. economists say it needs to be looked at again. no sign of that in conservative plans, the labour and the lib dems have said that they would allow greater salary increases to recruit teachers. and, teachers say that they need more time outside of the classroom. compared to the most successful education systems in the world, england's teachers get less time to prepare their lessons, and study themselves, on how to be a really good teacher. and if you want more on the election in your area, a reminder to viewers across england that you can watch a tv debate from where you live tonight on bbc one at 10.45pm and whenever you like on the bbc iplayer. the gower, in south wales, is the most marginal constituency in the uk. it has the smallest majority of just 27 seats. if just 111 voters switch from the conservatives, labour will take it. before 2015, labour had held it for more than 10

england's first match is against india on 24th june england's first match is against india on 24thjune and her inclusion continues her progress towards being fully integrated back into the side. the build up to cricket‘s champions trophy next month continues with england talking on south africa in the first of three one day internationals on wednesday. after routine victories against ireland, the visitors will test england's status as favourites for the up coming tournament, which is being staged here. and were the hosts to win it, you would expect one man will be central to that having showcased his talents in the ipl. voiceover: this is the face of the modern cricketer, ben stokes, of england, durham and rising pune supergiant, the ipl team paid him £1.7 million, he was the tournament's most extensive player, became its most valuable one. to be pa rt became its most valuable one. to be part of a competition like that, it was an amazing experience, the biggest t20 competition in world cricket, and being able to share the changing room with some of the best players in the world, the

he's 73 not out...good news for england with he's 82 not out...good news for england with the champions trophy a month away. earlier in the ipl, stokes' england team matejos buttler struck a quickfire 33 as his side mumbai indians beat royal challengers bangalore to go top of the table. while back on these shores, england captainjoe root could only make 21 for yorkshire in the roses match against lancashire. yorkshire won easily, though — with england spinner adil rashid taking two wickets and the winning catch. former world champion tyson fury is currently without a boxing licence. he has indicated that he would like to fightjoshua. there could also be a rematch with klitschko or you —— a reunification fight. i want to start planning how i am going to improve. in my next fight is, people are going to be watching. cool, i have done my learning now. they can't keep saying, he is still learning. i have got to get better. so i will go back to the gym and find out where my weaknesses are and just improve on them. a first great britain lions rugby league tour in more than a decade coul

it is still quite warm and unit across much of england and we are. 17 or 18 across much of england and we are. 17 or18 in across much of england and we are. 17 or 18 in stornoway. yet as the beacon. not a wash—out by any means but good spells of sunshine. there'll also be showers dotted around and as we head into sunday, you'll notice things are a good deal fresher. meanwhile, saturday, not too many showers in the midlands and south east. most found further west end particularly in the north—west. still quite humid in parts of england and wales. on saturday night, one weather system brings rain to most parts of the uk. behind that, the fresher air comes in for sunday. sunday is a day of sunny spells and showers. still 15—19dc but with lord humidity as well. a better feel to things as we head to the second part of the weekend. if you need more details, there is with plenty online. —— always plenty. hello and welcome to one hundred days plus. president trump calls james comey a showboat and a grandstander. he says he decided to fire the former fbi director, even before meeting

he's one of a growing number of patients in england facing long waits for cancer treatment. it affected every part of my life. it affected my personal life, my work life because you're waiting around and it becomes more and more clear that you've got something wrong with you. so i went for so long without any treatment at all. at least 85% of patients should start cancer treatment within 62 days of being referred, but that target hasn't been met in england since late 2015. in a civilised country, the nhs has to do better for cancer patients. people shouldn't be waiting more than 62 days for treatment, they deserve much, much better. according to the health foundation think—tank, waiting times for key services in england were the worst in five years. 26,000 patients had to wait longer than the two month target to start cancer treatment. that compares with 14,300 in 2011-12. the number waiting more than the four—hour target for being treated or assessed in a&e was 2.5 million, a sharp increase on the 725,000 with long waits five years before. against a backdrop of rising p

bangladesh remember when england got it wrong. these were the scenes when tomorrow's opponents knocked england out of the last cricket world cup. australia and new zealand are also in england's group. if they get out of it, india may await. this competition is short and sharp, the least forgiving in the sport. it cranks up the excitement. it is one thing we haven't had in the last two years, must win games against the top eight teams in the world. it's very exciting in that respect. and like i said, it is part of our development as a team, to turn performances on and off. you cannot turn injured knees on and off, so england are being careful with ben stokes. they will decide how much he bowls tomorrow morning. decisions about risk and reward are key to this tournament. england know the line between the two is ever thinner. patrick gearey, bbc news. just time for one line from horse racing finally and the british horse racing authority is to bar inexperienced apprentice jockey gina mangan from riding rank outsider dee—ore lear in

the bank of england always will. because they are promises to pay on demand there are promises to pay on demand there are the some of whatever it is. as a consequence, the bank of england is obliged for the rest of time to take that note back. the individual banks might do so, they are under no obligation to but they probably will. so on a practical note, if you have old—style fivers in your pocket, life will get a bit tricky after saturday morning. absolutely, after saturday morning. absolutely, a lot of shopkeepers out there don't even realise it is being demilitarised, which is the reason we are talking about it today i think. it doesn't seem that long since that new smaller fiver came in. september. since like a very fast turnaround. it has been. not quite sure why that is. normally there is a bit more of a gap. but i think because we have 2a hour news, twitter, facebook and all the rest of it, i think the bank of england expects the message to get out there quicker. it is interesting, we spoke to quite a few s

still warm and parts of england and well. on saturday night, a spell of rain per pretty much all parts of the uk. behind it, fresher air comes in from the atlantic. on sunday, it is still idiot sunny spells and showers. but humidity will be a good deal law. —— it is still a day of sunny spells. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 8... labour's election manifesto has now been formally approved by the party leadership and will be published within days. jeremy corbyn says it contains policies that will be "very popular". an offer that will transform the lives of many people in our society and ensure that we have a government in britain onjune the 8th that will work for the many, not the few. president trump calls sacked fbi directorjames comey a "showboat" and "grandstander" saying he would have dismissed him even if officials had not recommended it. latest figures show waiting times in the nhs in england are the worst for five years. the bank of england has slightly downgraded its forecast for economic growth

and southern england in the midlands and southern england in the afternoon. but cloud will start to move down towards the wash. a bit ofa to move down towards the wash. a bit of a breeze picking up in the north. warmer in the west and further south. monday, more of a west east split. more cloud in eastern areas, and a cool breeze, but the best of the sunshine towards the western side of the uk. we will see these sorts of temperatures again. further west and south, some sunshine. that‘s the story through tuesday and wednesday. cloudy skies across the eastern side of the uk. more sunshine on wednesday as the wind dropped, but further north—west, the best of the sunshine and the highest temperatures.

northern england has seen for the north. northern england has seen severe for the north. northern england has seen severe thunderstorms and flash flooding, and also some hail stones. thunderstorms will continue to move north into central and southern scotla nd north into central and southern scotland come it will eat overnight, leaving a legacy of rain for north—west scotland, but further south and dry night to come. it will be fresher than it has been recently. into sunday the northern half will hold onto cloud and it will stay cloudy all day. central southern areas will see warm sunshine. across the south we will see more showers and thunderstorms pushing their way northward. a fairly warm and humid day in the south—east but cooler and fresher in the north—west. i call it a monday is looking cloudy, outbreaks of heavy thundery rain in eastern areas, more storms pushing into the south—east later on. elsewhere cooler and fresher. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: travel chaos in britain's airports as british airways cancels all of its flights at heathrow and

now, across north—west england, wales and the south—west of england, the weather front will be slow—moving so outbreaks of rain, probably turning heavy for the afternoon. a few patches of rain for southern hills as well to start the day. otherwise, a bit of dry weather towards east anglia and south—east england. and it will probably stay dry towards these eastern areas pretty much all day, with the cloud thinning and breaking to allow some spells of sunshine in the relatively warm and humid air that has wafted in from france. otherwise, a band of rain, slow—moving across wales and south—west england. underneath that persistent rain, not the warmest of days. further east, in the sunshine, well, if we get some decent, sunny spells, we could see temperatures pushing on towards 25 degrees in the warmest spots. not far off the warmest weather we‘ve seen so far this year. now, on into the nighttime, the weather front pushes a little bit further eastwards, so we‘ll get that wet weather pushing in across parts of east anglia, moving towards the home counties. central, southern england al

this is england, nhs england affected, not hospitals in wales or scotland. our correspondent is at barts in london. ba rts correspondent is at barts in london. barts one of many being hit hard by this. yes. one of the 16 hospitals which have been hit by what is emerging to be a very serious situation across the country. we asked somebody from the hospital of could come out and speak to us. clearly they have more important things to do but they have given us a statement saying there has been it disruption and here at the hospital they have put in a major incident plan to deal with the situation. they have cancel routine appointments and apologise to those patients who had appointments at the hospital and they say that ambulances are being diverted. there is no a&e here but at neighbouring hospitals ambulances are being diverted as well. the issue is this and at the other hospitals affected they have had to shut down these it systems. when a patient comes in to a hospital they are put through the system electronically. doctors and co nsulta nts ca n system ele

theresa may is forced to backtrack on one of her key manifesto pledges, on reforming social care in england. on the campaign trail, theresa may says she would consider imposing a cap on the total amount people might pay for care, but she denies this is a u—turn. nothing has changed. but talk of imposing a limit has come after days of controversy about elderly people being forced to pay more for their social care. the basic principles remain absolutely the same as when they were put in the manifesto and announced last week. as elderly people and their carers took in news of the change, the prime minister's opponents accused her of causing anxiety and turmoil. they haven't said what the cap is. they haven't explained to the millions of people who are desperately worried about the sort of care what they're about the sort of care that they're going to get in the future. this is a government in chaos and confusion. we'll be looking in more detail at the conservative approach to social care in england, and what it could mean for the election campaign. also tonight... president trump starts his

england and south africa. morgan went just as england and south africa. morgan wentjust as it england and south africa. morgan went just as it went off england and south africa. morgan wentjust as it went off air, now johnny bairstow is the latest batsmen out hands england are now 15-4. not batsmen out hands england are now 15—4. not having a good day so far, england. that's all sport for now. the liberal democrats have accused the conservatives of weakening national security because of their approach to the brexit negotiations. the former deputy prime minister nick clegg says britain will be excluded from a vital data base holding information about criminals and suspects if theresa may insists on leaving the jurisdiction of the european court ofjustice. our political correspondent mark lobel is here. take us through what nick clegg is saying and wife. once again the focus going very much on security. if you cast your mind back to when the uk notified its withdrawal of the uk notified its withdrawal of the e

bangladesh remember when england got it wrong. these were the scenes when tomorrow's opponents knocked england out of the last cricket world cup. australia and new zealand are also in england's group. if they get out of it, india may await. this competition is short and sharp, the least forgiving in this board...m cranks up the excitement. it is one thing we haven't had in the last two years, must win games against the top eight teams in the world. it is exciting in that respect. and like i said, it is part of our development asa team, said, it is part of our development as a team, to turn performances on and off. you cannot turn injured knees on and off, england are being careful with ben stokes. they will decide how much he bowls tomorrow morning. decisions about risk and reward a re key morning. decisions about risk and reward are key to this tournament. england know the line between the two is ever thinner... patrick gearey, bbc news. the british and irish lions have arrived in new zealand ahead of their 10 match tour. head co

nhs england have declared affected. nhs england have declared a major incident. the secretary of state for health has been briefed by the cyber security centre. the gentlemanjust inside the cyber security centre. the gentleman just inside the door said all the computers have gone down and when not sure whether all the doctors can see you for whatever reason. if it's x—rays or breakages or whatever, they're going to send you home. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has outlined his defence policy, insisting he isn't a pacifist and would order the use of military action, but only as a last resort. the velocity -- the philosophy of one first, talk later asa philosophy of one first, talk later as a policy has failed. it is a recipe for increasing not reducing threats to security. a coroner has called for changes in the way schools careful peoples with allergies after concluding that an adrenaline injection might

, mainly because england is traditional. since i arrived i was always in consultation. no experience in the league, no experience of winter break. no experience of the players. experience is important that if you have passion, desire and ideas you can match it. i was so happy we have proven this is possible and that we brought this fairy tale to a happy end. it makes me but —— unbelievably happy. al ain of the uae are through to the asian champions league quarter finals after a 6—2 aggregate win over iran side esteghlal in their last 16 tie. despite trailing 1—0 from the opening match the home side made light work of their opponents with a 6—1 second leg victory, their brazilian winger kye—you picked up both goals in the first half, this one thanks to some dubious goalkeeping from seyed mehdi rahmati and the match was as good as over when 0mar abdulrahman also benefited from a goalkeeper misjudgementjust after half time to make it 3—0 helping send his side through to the last eight a bit of pitch cleaning was r

england. some sunshine, though, developing at times across scotland, some cloud filtering into northern and eastern areas and into the north—east of england. sunshine coming and going across the north—west of england. lovely day, again, in northern ireland — not quite as warm as it was, though, yesterday. pleasant in the sunshine, mind you, across wales and the south—west. but a cooler, cloudier sort of look to the weather across the midlands, towards south—east england. again, a fair bit of cloud across yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia. well, that cloud is coming in off the north sea, around this area of high pressure. that dominates our weather for the start of the week and stretches all the way back into southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. there may well be a bit more cloud around come monday. still some sunshine at times for scotland and northern ireland, but not as much, and there won't be as much in western parts of england and

leaving the bulk of england and wales dry, some sunny spells, especially across southern england ah glorious week for the chelsea flower show. more cloud for north wales. the odd shower, north—west england, as we have seen, northern ireland and scotland, some brighter breaks, but the showers moving through as we go into the evening will be heavy, risks of hail too. the showers will push away, leaving the odd shower behind. most places are looking dry. it will be a bit chilly in the countryside. scotland and northern ireland, a mild night and northern ireland, a mild night and most will start dry tomorrow. still the odd shower for north—west scotland, increasing cloud tomorrow in northern ireland. some misty low cloud around the coasts of wales, south—west england, english channel coast. elsewhere, variable cloud, sunny spells and still warm in the sunshine. temperatures may be a degree down or two tomorrow. looking ahead to wednesday, the high pressure is building across the uk. still around it some outbreaks of rain across parts of northern scotland, more cloud in the west than the ea

but there will be some rain crossing northern england down into wales. but it's becoming increasingly light and patchy as it makes its way south and eastwards. then behind that, we see it brightening up quite nicely and it begins to turn a bit fresher, we can see that humidity dropping away a little bit. but there is still some rain to be had in some northern parts of scotland. but at roland garros, we're looking pretty good over the next few days, 23, 24 degrees, those winds are increasingly light, by the middle of the weekend we should see a bit more in the way of sunshine as well. tuesday evening back on our shores, we see this patchy rain fizzling out as it makes its way to the south—eastern corner. it'll be quite grey around some of these coasts in the south and west, but actually it's going to be a fresh start to the day on wednesday morning, that fresher air has spread its way in across pretty much all parts, so a much better night for sleeping. wednesday itself looks like a pretty decent day. might start offjust a bit windy towards the north—

england. try in the north—east of scotland. we could see done to be showers in south—west england, wales, the midlands and north west england. very cool in the north—west, but humid in the south—east. it stays cloudy and damp, further outbreaks of rain across the country this evening for the first part of the night. it will turn a bit dry in the site. mild once again, fresher in the north—west corner. into tuesday, the north—west corner. into tuesday, the next band of rain will spread into western areas, it will weaken as it reaches england and wales. the hand that we should see spells of sunshine developing, but it will be breezy. ahead of it, bit of warmth, 22 degrees, feeling fresher in the north and the west. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the british airways chief executive, alex cruz has told the bbc he is profusely sorry for the disruption called by a worldwide crash of their computer systems. week and profusely, profusely apologetic about what has happened. we are

and a huge day for irish cricket — for the first time they take on england in england. the home side are being captained by eoin morgan, who was born in dublin and used to play for ireland. that could change in the future as ireland establish themselves as a test nation. irish players will be tempted to stick. the weather. sarah is there for us. icy some sunshine. absolutely. good morning. sunshine for much of the country. this is a sunrise captured by some weather watchers. dry but breezy. the best of the sunshine in the north of the country. high pressure in charge in the north. further south, a front moving into what the south—west. a squeeze in the isobars. blustery in the south—west. this morning, dry and bright. plenty of sunshine. a similar story in northern ireland and northern england to be barely a cloud in the sky. slightly cloudier skies. thinner than recent days. breaking up through the day. and easterly breeze on the south coast, especially near devon and cornwall. the cloud in the south should break up the cloud in the south should break up more than

things will brighten up in the central england areas. southern england into east anglia, some bright breaks, but still a threat of showers and strong north—easterly wind. it really is going to be cool along the east coast. still the temperature contrast between east and west. some places in the west getting into the high teens, especially in north—west scotland. not much difference on friday. gusty wind across southern areas. more cloud in southern england. showers and east anglia ‘s and the south—east. but most places staying dry. watching this weather system at the start of the weekend which could bring rain for a time to the isles of scilly, southern counties of england, the channel islands. we're not sure how far north it'll go, so keep checking the forecast. nor thought that —— north of that, some light showers. the process continues on sunday. there is still a breeze across the north east coast, keeping it cooler than the west with some sunshine and warmth. not much changing into next week. as ever, you can look further

these are very important figures on the state of nhs finances in england. they were due out on may fifth. the department of health effectively told nhs leaders that they can't publish them because it would be in breach of the normal whitehall convention during an election campaign, restricting government announcements. i understand nhs leaders weren't happy about that. tonight, one representative has put out its own estimate. saying there was a deficit of about 700 and £50 million. —— 750 million. a big deficit but a big improvement from the previous year. in the rather absurd position that the official figures won't be published a few weeks but versions of them are doing the rounds tonight. labour says it will bring forward its pledge to scrap tuition fees to include students starting university in england this autumn, if it wins the election. jeremy corbyn also said that students who are part—way through their courses would not have to pay for the remaining years. in labour's attempt to reach out to young people mr corbyn also promised more investm

same too as well for the far north—west of england and wales and the far south—west of england. maybe just one or two showers pushing in towards cornwall and the west of devon. but further east, midlands eastwards, a cloudy start. damp, outbreaks of rain, especially for east anglia and lincolnshire up in the north—east. and notice this area of low pressure slowly sliding north along the coast. you can see the isobars are tighter packed here. quite a breeze in norfolk and lincolnshire. that area of low pressure comtinues to move northwards. elsewhere, a day of sunshine and showers and gradually drying up across the south—east towards the end of the day. top temperatures, around the mid—teens. so nothing too special. quite cool in the north—east with low cloud and mist. into saturday, it looks like conditions will improve. elsewhere, a bit of sunshine and showers. some of the showers could be heavy and maybe thundery in places. in the sunshine, pleasantly warm. cooler when showers arrive. temperatures in the mid—to—upper teens celsius. and the reason for the conditions

temperatures in the low 20s in northern england. the focus is on the torrential rain and storms in the torrential rain and storms in the south—west of england and south wales towards the south—east where temperatures will be into the mid—20s. some downpours. everything is moving north. as we had overnight, it turns wet more widely across england and wales. more storms developing as well. lighter rain developing in the southern scotla nd rain developing in the southern scotland and northern scotland will be pleasantly cool overnight. more mighty in the south and south—east in particular. that is behind the storms continuing to push north tomorrow morning. —— muggy. storms may ease off for a while towards scotland. behind that, further south, the sky will brighten. some sunshine. quite warm in the south—east. the potentialfor some showers around here. coolerfurther north, especially in northern scotland. 12—13 at best. next week, away from the far north—west of the uk, turning more dry, with some sunshine and light w

he's one of a growing number of patients in england facing long waits for cancer treatment. it affected every part of my life. it affected my personal life, my work life because you're waiting around and it becomes more and more clear that you've got something wrong with you. so i went for so long without any treatment at all. at least 85% of patients should start cancer treatment within 62 days of being referred, but that target hasn't been met in england since late 2015. in a civilised country, the nhs has to do better for cancer patients. people shouldn't be waiting more than 62 days for treatment, they deserve much, much better. according to the health foundation think tank, waiting times for key services in england were the worst in five years. 26,000 patients had to wait longer than the two month target to start cancer treatment. that compares with 14,300 in 2011-12. the number waiting more than the four—hour target for being treated or assessed in a&e was 2.5 million, a sharp increase on the 725,000 with long waits five years before. against a backdrop of rising pat

they're going backwards in england. and in wales they've lost overall control of bridgend and merthyr tydfil, two councils in their south wales heartland. although they have held on to the capital city, cardiff. alongside the other key strongholds, swa nsea alongside the other key strongholds, swansea and newport. and it has been a pretty bad night for ukip. overnight they lost every seat they were defending. and the party has been wiped out on councils like lincolnshire, hampshire and essex. their vote share is down dramatically, most of it going straight to the conservatives. coming up, we'll be live in glasgow. the snp are trying to take the city council from labour. that is after decades of labour rule. lots of other scottish results coming in, that should be later this morning and this afternoon. in a moment we'll have more from our politicial guests — labour's emily thornberry, the shadow foreign secretary, the conservative brandon lewis. and we're nowjoined by councillor peter reeve from ukip. and we'll get som

sunshine for wales and western england. but a cloudier day than yesterday across the midlands and south—east england. some sunshine, though, developing, at times, across scotland. some cloud filtering into northern and eastern areas and the north—east of england. sunshine coming and going across the north—west of england. lovely day, again, in northern ireland — not quite as warm as yesterday. pleasant in the sunshine across wales and the south—west. a cooler, cloudier sort of look to the weather across the midlands, towards south—east england. a fair bit of cloud across yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia. well that cloud is coming in off the north sea around this area of high pressure which dominates weather across the week and stretches back to southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. they may well be a bit more cloud around, come monday. still, not as much, not as much sunshine in western parts of england and wales. temperatures again typically into the mid—teens.

england as well. this is eight o'clock in the morning and you can see that it is not raining, not quite bringing in kent and sussex and east anglia and into ligature and east anglia and into ligature and parts of yorkshire, but eventually, second—half of the morning into the afternoon, most of the uk is involved with black cloud and it is going to be quite a tampon. the rain is not gone to be falling all day long, it will wax and brain, there will be sunshine and brain, there will be sunshine and is quite warm despite the rain and cloud. if here is a weather front, another one crossing the uk and ahead of this, if the clouds break up, with the wind coming out, it could potentially be very warm, we are expecting averages of 22 and maybe 2a degrees, but it is not the case for most of the uk, we are mostly thinking

usually, france is very bad, but england is worse and i am happy. and being happy is what eurovision is all about. it's not the winning that counts. just as well — the uk hasn't won the contest to 20 years. steve rosenberg, bbc news, kiev. time for a look at the weather. it was a lovely day for many northern parts of the uk, some lovely sunshine in northumberland but we are starting the season changes come up from the south. yes, some rain spreading in. you can see the cloud is pushing northwards on quite a the cloud is pushing northwards on quitea warm, the cloud is pushing northwards on quite a warm, fairly humid southerly breeze. a lot of showers around in the south—west, rumbles of thunder, and more to come from the south overnight, but largely dry in northern england and scotland. there will be lots of low cloud drifting into the north—east. quite a one night further south, 13 degrees for cardiff and london. still some showers dotted around, maybe a few brea ks showers dotted around, maybe a few breaks here and there, some early sunshine,

now, across north—west england, wales, and the south—west of england, this weather front here is going to be really slow—moving through the day, so outbreaks of rain, probably turning heavy for the afternoon. a few patches of rain for southern hills, as well, to start the day. otherwise, a fair bit of dry weather towards east anglia and south—east england. and it will probably stay dry towards these eastern areas pretty much all day, with that cloud thinning and breaking to allow some spells of sunshine in the relatively warm and humid air that has wafted its way in from france. otherwise, we've got this band of rain, then, as i say, slow—moving across wales and south—west england. underneath that persistent rain, not the warmest of days. further east, in the sunshine, well, if we do get some decent, sunny spells, we could see temperatures pushing on towards 25 degrees in the warmest spots. not far off the warmest weather we've seen so far this year. now, on into the nighttime, the weather front pushes a little bit further eastwards, so we'll get that wet weather pushing in acr

and england with hail and thunder. the further south and east may not see any showers. with the sun out it will feel pleasa nt with the sun out it will feel pleasant again. with rain in the four custom sure there will be gardeners and farmers very happy indeed. quite pleased to have a little rain. it will be good for the garden. look now at the papers this friday morning. many are leading with the election and the fallout from the leaking and the rubberstamping of the manifesto for labour. the sun are quite damning. they call it a day of disasters. their headline refers to the fact that their union leader fell down the stairs and bbc cameraman had his fort run over by a labour vehicle. not all of the newspapers are as damning, are they? no, not all of them. the guardian says thatjeremy corbyn... them. the guardian says thatjeremy corbyn. .. you can them. the guardian says thatjeremy corbyn... you can see the picture of him they're coming out after the meeting yesterday to confirm the ma nifesto meeting yesterday to con

scattered showers and thunderstorms in england and wales. there will be some dry interludes as well, but the showers are heavy and thundery. in the south it is in the low 20s and a fairly humid feel. at the weekend there will be some sunshine and showers and things will turn a bit fresher as we get into sunday. let's ta ke fresher as we get into sunday. let's take a closer look at things and on saturday staying mostly dry for most of the day in the south east, but showers likely in the north and west of the uk. temperatures round about 15 or16, of the uk. temperatures round about 15 or 16, but 19 or 20 in the south east. 0n 15 or 16, but 19 or 20 in the south east. on saturday night into sunday, rain comes into all parts, and behind that the air is fresh coming in off the atlantic. there will be some scattered showers on sunday and temperatures in the middle to upper teens. the next couple of days has a fairly humid feel to things with some potentially thundery showers. today at 5pm: labour's election manifesto has now been formally approved

not as sunny areas of england as well. not as sunny as areas of england as well. not as sunny as today towards the south, but another warm day in the sunshine elsewhere and temperatures into the high teens and as we head towards the end of the week, it remains dry. there will be more in the way of sunshine to come and it's going to get warm, if not hot, temperatures by the end of the week not far away from 30 celsius. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 4.32pm: theresa may is being accused of a "major u—turn" on her pledge to change social care funding. she says her plans will now include the option of a limit on the amount people would be charged for care at home. last week the party ruled out a cap in their manifesto. labour says it will scrap tuition fees for students starting university in england this september, if it wins the election. the party says those part—way through their studies wouldn't have to pay for the remaining years. president trump has became the first sitting us president to visit the western wall the holiest site injudaism. at a n

we keep the chance for a shower into southern england as we go into the afternoon but a few brighter breaks are possible but more especially parts of wales, northern england, you will see some sunshine at time, temperatures are held down along north sea coasts by the breeze so the higher temperatures are to the west, where some spots reach the high teens so not as warm as has been for the past dumb of day, variable cloud and sunny spells on friday and the chance for the odd shower in the south, going into the weekend, there isa south, going into the weekend, there is a lot of uncertainty about this weather system coming up which may bring outbreaks of rain to southern england into the channel islands but it is farfrom england into the channel islands but it is far from certain at this stage, so keep checking the forecast. it may not look like this, elsewhere, perhaps a shower that m ost pla ces elsewhere, perhaps a shower that most places are looking dry, the breeze easing a bit during the day, in fact by sunday the wind is going to be much lighter, west is best for any sunshine on s

some rain in northern england and down into wales. light and patchy increasingly as it goes south and east. behind that, brightening up quite nicely. beginning to turn fresh. humidity dropping away a little bit. still some rain to be had in the north of scotland. roland garros, looking good for the next few days, 23, 24. the winds will be increasingly light. by the weekend, more sunshine. tuesday evening, back on our shores. patchy rain fizzling out towards the south—eastern corner. grey around the south and west. actually, a fresh start to the day on wednesday morning. that fresher air moving through all parts. a much better night for sleeping. wednesday itself, a more decent day. starting off windy towards the east of the uk. most places will have a decent day with light winds and sunny spells. further weather fronts are waiting out in the atlantic. a decent day. wind is easing down in the north—east. a good spell of sunshine for england and wales and parts of scotland. light winds and temperatures in the middle to upper teens,

the bank of england, is it humdrum? as a memberecides of the monetary policy committee -- tom: he's american? guy: we let them in. we are thinking about the immigration policy. tom: we saw sterling move a little bit. guy: a little bit. let's get it bloomberg first word news update. white house is defending the decision to fire fbi director james comey. he committed said atrocities during last year's investigation of hillary clinton z males. senate -- emails. the senate republicans have closed ranks behind the president. north korea may be far from building the missile to hit the u.s. the pentagon says that kim jong-il and's regime -- kim jong un's regime must overcome shortfalls to develop a long-range missile. in the u.k., british prime minister theresa may is making security one of her focal points of the election campaign. that is in addition to the government's promised to me nato's spending target of 2% gdp. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks so much. let's look at equities, bonds, currencies, commodi

some wet weather in parts of scotla nd england. some wet weather in parts of scotland but a lot of that has been moving out of the north sea. for these delinquent, low cloud, but very little rain to speak of, scattered showers to the west of england, the west of scotland will see rain but this band of rain and a cold front heading our way and that will be a key feature. ahead of that, a warm night in the selfies, 14 that, a warm night in the selfies, 1a or 16 degrees. as we start tuesday, we have low cloud in the east, but it is dry, further west, rainfora time east, but it is dry, further west, rain for a time in northern ireland, that moves through, it will take a to cross scotland, some rain in the weather front stretching across england and wales, but very little rain in the south west of england. gray on the coast, england, spells of sunshine, in the selfies, warm, humid, it will get to 21 or 22 degrees. some rain in the north of england down to wales but it will become light and patchy as it makes its way south and east and b

if pay was going up by more than inflation, the bank of england would be worried and might wa nt to england would be worried and might want to raise interest rates. as it is, it has no worries about that. confident that this inflation is temporary. 0k. andy, many thanks. lloyds banking group is returning to private hands nearly nine years after it received a government bailout during the financial crisis. the uk ggovernment has now sold its remaining stake in the group, ending one of the largest bailouts of the crisis. the reprivatisation of lloyds is expected to be announced tomorrow. president trump has defended discussing material related to terrorism during a meeting with the russian foreign minister. he was responding to newspaper reports that he shared classified information with russia during last week's meeting with sergei lavrov at the white house. mr trump said on twitter that it was his "absolute right" to share information with russia as he wanted it to "step up its fight against is." a second world war bomb, discovered in birmingham, has been safely detonated. disposal experts

warmer for northern england the lack of sunshine. low 20s. warmerfor northern england and the lack of sunshine. low 20s. warmer for northern england and the north—west vertically but in northern ireland and the north of scotland, dry with sunshine continuing away from the north and east where it will be cloudy with a chilly breeze, especially for the east coast of scotland. those thunderstorms will move northwards during this evening, tending to fizzle out in their intensity. some rain getting into northern ireland overnight. again, there could be some heavy bursts mixed and because it‘s going to be a humid night. a little bit cooler further north. then, into friday, cloudy picture for most places. more sunshine for northern and western scotland but further south it will be showery and there could be thundery downpours mixed in for england and wales, particularly through central areas, as temperatures will lift close to 20 degrees in places and it will still be quite humid. the weekend is looking quite mixed. quite a few showers around. s