hywel griffith, bbc news, pembrokeshire. in northern ireland, the alliance party has published its manifesto for the assembly election next week. the party, which is neutral on the issue of northern ireland's constitutional future, pledged a new payment of £20 per child per week for low income families. it has also proposed a green new deal to create 50,000 sustainable jobs by 2030. to football, and in the champions league liverpool comfortably won the first leg of their semifinal. they beat spanish side villareal 2—0 at anfield. 0ur sports correspondent nesta mcgregor was watching. liverpool is well known for its fab four. the red side of the city is chasing the big four — four trophies that, like its music, could go down in folklore. liverpool's opponents, villarreal, are nicknamed the yellow submarine, and it was a first half where the two sides were oceans apart. first, mo salah found sadio mane, who couldn't find the net. managerjurgen klopp looked far from impressed. then, just before half—time, thiago had a go

hywel griffith, bbc news, pembrokeshire. in northern ireland, the alliance party has published its manifesto for the assembly election next week. the party, which is neutral on the issue of northern ireland s constitutional future, pledged a new payment of £20 per child per week for low income families. it has also proposed a green new deal to create 50,000 sustainable jobs by 2030. two english and two spanish teams are contending for the champions league final which could be an all—english or all—spanish affair. last night, manchester city beat real madrid in a remarkable match. there's a second leg remaining in that contest. and tonight at anfield another spanish—english clash, as liverpool host villarreal. 0ur sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is there. yes, there is more than 90 minutes to go until kick—off but the atmosphere is ramping up it has often been said there is nothing quite like a european night at anfield. as you can see, they are building a new stand to increase capacity and boss jurgen building a

maybe nudging into pembrokeshire, possibly cornwall, but look at that, the bulk of the uk is in fact enjoying a relatively warm and sunny sunday. then on monday i think most of that rain will have fizzled out but more cloud and rain spreads into the north—west, so breezy conditions here and certainly i think some rain or at least showers there in western parts of scotland. again, the bulk of the uk enjoying sunshine. so a little bit of a mixed bag. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories: russia resumes missile attacks near the ukrainian capital kyiv and claims to have targeted a factory making anti—ship missiles. it follows ukraine's claim that its missiles hit a russian flagship, which sank yesterday. ukraine says not all of the 500 crew were successfully rescued. at least 150 people are injured in clashes with israeli police injerusalem's al—aqsa mosque compound. it's hoped new research, mapping the genetic code of brain tumours, could lead to more accurate diagnoses and potentially better treatments.

reaching at least the west of northern ireland, eventually reaching western scotland, may be nudging into pembrokeshire and possibly cornwall but look at the bulk of the uk enjoying a relatively warm and sunny sunday then on monday i think most of the rain will have fizzled out but more cloud and rain spreading to the north—west so breezy conditions and certainly some rain or showers in western parts of scotland, again the bulk of the uk enjoying sunshine so a bit of a mixed bag. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories: russia says it's hit a factory near the ukraine capital kyiv that produces anti—ship and air—defence missiles — and warns it will intensify its missile attacks. it's after the sinking of the flagship of russia's black sea fleet. ukraine claims its missiles destroyed the moskva, but the kremlin says it was damaged by a fire on board. more than 150 palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli police at the al—aqsa mosque compound injerusalem. three police officers were hurt at the historic site. asylum seekers co

maybe nudging into pembrokeshire, possibly cornwall, but look at that, the bulk of the uk is in fact enjoying a relatively warm and sunny sunday. then on monday i think most of that rain will have fizzled out but more cloud and rain spreads into the north—west, so breezy conditions here and certainly i think some rain or at least showers there in western parts of scotland. again, the bulk of the uk enjoying sunshine. so a little bit of a mixed bag. this is bbc world news, the headlines... russia says it's attacked a weapons factory in kyiv which produces anti—ship missiles, including the type which, according to ukraine, hit russia's flagship, the moskva. it sunk on thursday as it was being towed to port. the ukrainian coastguard says the russians did not, after all, manage to evacuate all 500 crew from the moskva, despite their claims. calm has returned for now tojerusalem's al aqsa mosque compound after more than 150 palestinians were wounded in clashes with israeli police earlier. some 50,000 worshippers performed the friday prayers peacefully. almost 400 people are confirmed

grazing westernmost areas of wales, might find a little bit of snow on some of the western hills, maybe pembrokeshire, perhaps running into some of the western moors of southwest england — bodmin, for example. but otherwise, it's a cold, frosty start to saturday, and there's a risk of ice just about anywhere. now through saturday, it is a day of sunshine and showers. the majority of the showers will start the day towards the east coast, but will migrate inland as temperatures begin to rise. many of the showers, by the time we get to the afternoon, will be of rain, but there could be an odd wintry one, perhaps a little bit of soft hail around, and temperatures coming up an odd degree. highs of 7—10. another frosty start on sunday, lots of morning sunshine, but then cloud builds up, spreads across the sky. and then, for scotland and northern ireland, sunday afternoon, a weather from moves in — we'll start to see the breeze pick up, and it will turn wet with some heavy rain in the northwest. this is bbc news — i'm nuala mcgovern with the headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. in t

may nudging into pembrokeshire, possibly cornwall, but the bulk of the uk is in fact enjoying a relatively warm and sunny sunday. then on monday i think most of that rain will have fizzled out but more cloud and rain spreads into the north—west, so breezy conditions here and certainly i think some rain or at least showers there in western parts of scotland. again, the bulk of the uk enjoying sunshine. so a little bit of a mixed bag. now on bbc news. 20 years on from its release, bbc sport's miriam walker—khan looks at the impact bend it like beckham had on audiences, its legacy in the world of sport and how its humour and characters still make it relatable today. it's not fair, the boys never have to come home to help. iii it's not fair, the boys never have to come home to help.— it's not fair, the boys never have to come home to help. ifi had an arranred to come home to help. ifi had an arranged marriage _ to come home to help. ifi had an arranged marriage would - to come home to help. ifi had an arranged marriage would i - to come home to help. ifi had an arranged marriage would i

rain isjust grazing westernmost areas and we might find a little bit of snow in western hills may be pembrokeshire running into some of the western meuse of south—west england. 0therwise south—west england. otherwise it is a cold and frosty start to saturday and, there is a risk of eye is just about anywhere. through saturday it is a day of sunshine and showers. the majority of the showers. the majority of the showers will start the date was the east coast but will migrate inland as temperatures begin to rise. many the time we get to the afternoon, soft tail around in temperatures coming up in our degree. highs of seven — ten. anotherfrosty our degree. highs of seven — ten. another frosty start to sunday. morning sunshine but cloud builds up across the sky and for scotland and northern ireland, sunday afternoon, where the front moves and we will start to see the breeze pick up will turn wet with some heavy rain in the north—west. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today... after weeks of bombardment and trapped without food and fresh w

no it mightjust get in london far enough to give us snow across the hills of pembrokeshire, and maybe the moors of the southwest, but it depends on the track really. for most areas of the cold night with widespread frost, and where we see those showers by day or by night, we've got the enhanced risk of seeing some icy stretches into saturday morning. saturday, another lovely star of the day for many of you, spells of sunshine, but we will see those showers developing through the day. some could become heavy and thunder, hail mixed in. still the prospect of a few wintry showers mixed in. most amateurs coming up 8—10 c quite widely, the winds not quite as strong so as those are average for a time of year, perhaps not feeling quite as bitter as it has the last couple days or so. that's the latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines... millions of people will see a steep rise in their energy bills from today — the largest in living memory. it is a very worrying time. in fact, i am feeling rather depressed about it all because i am not a magician, i cannot conjure this extra money

maybe nudging into pembrokeshire, possibly cornwall, but look at that, the bulk of the uk is in fact enjoying a relatively warm and sunny sunday. then on monday i think most of that rain will have fizzled out but more cloud and rain spreads into the north—west, so breezy conditions here and certainly i think some rain or at least showers there in western parts of scotland. again, the bulk of the uk enjoying sunshine. so a little bit of a mixed bag. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. our top stories: russia says it's hit a factory near the ukraine capital kyiv that produces anti—ship and air—defence missiles — and warns it will intensify its missile attacks. it's after the sinking of the flagship of russia's black sea fleet. ukraine claims its missiles destroyed the moskva, but the kremlin says it was damaged by a fire on board. more than 150 palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli police at the al—aqsa mosque compound injerusalem. three police officers were hurt at the historic site. almost 400 are confirmed to ha

so, for example, pembrokeshire, southern wales, cornwall, devon, into gloucestershire, and the southern coast as well, i think, mostly sunny day, with prolonged periods of sunshine. but chilly web template is about 10 degrees. clear skies, light winds, temperatures will drop like a overnight. city centres down to about —2. in the countryside colder than that. a crisp, sunny start to sunday. fewer showers around, still a few in scotland, but generally speaking i think it is a beautiful first half of the day. notice the clouds bubbling up through the course of the afternoon, as they often do. also outdoors the west, whether front approaching. that will mean claudia skies and maybe a little rain towards the end of the day for northern ireland. speaking of cloud and rain, monday and tuesday will see unsettled weather spreading in. a lot of low pressure and weather fronts in the atlantic. that is heading our way, so lots of cloud and outbreaks of rain on monday and tuesday. if you would like something warmer, here is the good news: we are certainly seeing a push of warm air towards us. loo