it crosses the irish sea into wales, south west england, northern england in the afternoon, but againay largely dry and still very warm. 27—28 degrees, but windier in the north and west, and that will make it feel a little cooler than those temperatures would suggest. now, come wednesday, that weather front is with us. we think in southern areas, probably no more than a band of cloud with a ridge of high pressure building in behind. so, drierfor northern ireland, drier for scotland and northern england, and just a few showery bursts of rain on our weather front further south. but it will take the temperatures down by then. 20 to 25 is not far off average for the time of year, just a little above in the south. come thursday, we've got more rain coming in and this time it does look set to move its way further southwards, albeit very slowly, to give drier weather. with just a few showers to the north of that weather system. and it mayjust be hanging around still in the south as we move into friday as well. so you can see that as the heat comes to an end, we will start to see more rainfal

it's slowly pushing eastwards across much of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, particularlyland, where the ground is already saturated. few patches of rain across wales and for southwest england. it's windy for the time of year, especially for these irish sea coasts, but largely dry across southeast england, central southern england and east anglia, just turning cloudier through the afternoon and temperatures still below the seasonal average. now, overnight tonight, the bulk of that rain clears. a few showers for northern england, southern scotland and maybe some scattered showers too for the far southeast of england, but lots of clear skies and it's a milder start to the day tomorrow than it was earlier on this morning. now, tomorrow, bank holiday, of course, for many of us. high pressure builds in from the south, so it is looking mostly dry. any early showers across the far south and east of england and across northern england should gradually clear. there'll be a lot of sunny spells around, largely dry, not as windy as it is today and so temperatures will be that little b

ireland and northern england.ler than these temperatures suggest, but the temperatures are down a touch anyway. we're looking at 15 to about 23 celsius. as we head on from wednesday into thursday the first area of low pressure moves away, only to be replaced by another one bringing in more fronts. we start off on a dry note across eastern areas. the rain coming in from the west, pushing north—eastwards. the position of this could still change. it will be windy, especially with exposure in western areas. temperatures 15 to 23. beyond that and into the weekend it does remain unsettled. the driest and warmest weather will be in the south. it will be wet at times and that bit fresher in the north. live from london. this is bbc news. the prime minister holds an emergency meeting with police officials to discuss the far—right violence as some mps say parliament should be recalled. officials to discuss the far—right violence as some mps say. the home secretary yvette cooper promises �*swift justice' for the rioters. more

much, much drier though, as you can see for scotland, northern ireland, northern england, wales and thein that sunshine feeling pleasant enough. quite warm despite the cloud further south and east. now, as we go through wednesday, there's that ridge of high pressure and that starts to topple away. so it's a dry spell in the north just for a day, because more rain on this weather front is coming in for thursday. so it does look really quite wet for parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england again, parts of wales, pulses of heavy rain along that weather system. it does brighten to the north later and it may well stay mostly dry, bright but increasingly cloudy further south and east and warm still. again, we'rejust tapping into some warmer southwesterly winds rather than the atlantic westerly, and that rain could still hang around across southern areas into friday. in fact, we could see some heavier rain, a few showers to the north, but actually again further north mostly fine and dry on friday and feeling pleasant enough in the sunshine. as ever, you can find out more on the we

is better up for northern ireland and the best of the sunshine is a eastern areas of england are setther overnight as the running to this area of high pressure over the continent. the continent. the next system will be making its presence felt tomorrow. overnight the rain catcher across wales, there could be mist and fog patches around the coast and the hills. the next area of rain could approach northern ireland was the end of the night, but a mild night. 13 — 1a celsius. tomorrow this weak weather front brings rain to parts of northern england and wales, the next most substantial area of only moving into northern ireland and western scotland through the day on wednesday with heavy bursts, it is east anglia and south—east england that will have the best of the dry and sunny weather, and if anything it could be a bit hotter. temperatures in the warmest spot set to hit 27 celsius. for thursday, cooler and fresher air will move into east anglia and south—east england. it images will be coming down the savage for a time of year, there will be showers around, blustery ones for western sc

and certainly across north wales, northern england , northern ireland and england, northern ireland andhe majority across scotland. it's a good looking day for the last day of august. plenty of fine bright weather, lots of sunny spells and temperatures getting up into the high teens. it will turn quite cool again. certainly across scotland through the course of this evening . further south, warmer evening. further south, warmer and more humid air is arriving, which increases the cloudiness and increases the chance of seeing some heavy and thundery showers drifting up from france. as we go through the night, but also during the course of tomorrow. and it does make for a warmer night across the south. after a couple of cool ones. temperatures holding up in the mid teens, but it will still again get down to single figures across northern scotland , so across northern scotland, so tomorrow's a bit of a messy one. generally for england wales there will be more cloud, but still plenty of hazy sunshine . still plenty of hazy sunshine. the potential for some heavy showers at first over northern

we want to see early showers in the south—east and still some cloud left for northern england, northerne some spells of sunshine, probably not quite as windy, i think, on monday either. and so it's going to feel a bit warmer. stay dry towards the south—east. the winds will pick up a bit. not as strong as they were a few days ago, but gusts of a0 miles an hour — wales, the midlands and northern england. and whilst it's going to be a bit warmer than it was on saturday in the south—east with some sunshine, further north those temperatures really will struggle under the rain and quite a poor day here. late in the day that rain will start to ease off a bit, and then we look out into the atlantic, more weather systems to arrive much later on monday. so, on the whole, monday looks a better day. we want to see early showers in the south—east and still some cloud left for northern england, northern ireland and scotland with one or two spots of rain. but many places will be dry, there'll be some spells of sunshine, probably not quite as windy, i think, on monday either. and so it's going to feel

heaviest rain likely across northern areas of england this afternoon, quite steady for western wales, weaken further overnight as they try to run into this area of high pressure over the continent, the next weather system making its presence felt tomorrow. overnight tonight, the rain light and patchy across wales, northern england, a few mist and fog patches around the coasts and hills, the next area of rain approaching northern ireland towards the end of the night, a mild night, temperatures 13—14c. tomorrow that weak weather front brings the threat of rain for parts of northern england and wales, the next more substantial area of rain moving into northern ireland and western scotland through the day on wednesday with heavy bursts. east anglia and south east england with the best of the dry, sunny weather, if anything a bit hotter, temperatures in the warmer spots 27 celsius. for thursday, the slightly cooler and fresher air will work into east anglia and south east england. staying dry, temperatures coming down, close to the average for the time of year, some showers, blustery for t

just a band of cloud, some showers for northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england.ngland. for many of us, not quite as chilly as it was last night, but parts of northeast scotland could get down to five, 6 or 7 degrees. now monday is, of course, a bank holiday for most of us. not in scotland, and this very weak ridge of high pressure will try to build. but still the remains of that weather front sitting just about here for monday morning. cloud and some showers, and then that will tend to drift northwards up across scotland as we go through the day. further south, not as many showers, more dry weather, some spells of sunshine and on the whole this is a drier, brighter and warmer day than we've been used to over the last few days. temperatures 15 to 23 degrees. as we head through monday night, the winds will strengthen once again across western parts, as this next frontal system works its way into the picture. that will bring some heavy rain across northern ireland, western scotland, getting into western england and wales. but just ahead of that, we are going to tap

across northern areas of england the rain quite steady for western wales.here temperatures are set to hit 26 in the warmest areas. now these fronts weaken further overnight as they try to run into this area of high pressure over the continent. the next weather system will be making its presence felt. as we look at the forecast for tomorrow. 0vernight tonight, then the rain quite light and patchy across wales northern areas of england, where there could be a few mist and fog patches around the coast and the hills and we will probably start to see the next area of rain approach northern ireland towards the end of the night, but we are looking at a mild night. temperatures for many around 13 or 14 c tomorrow. still, that weak weather front brings the threat of a bit of rain tomorrow still that weak weather front brings the threat of a bit of rain for parts of northern england and wales. the next, more substantial area of rain will be moving into northern ireland and western scotland through the day on wednesday, with some heavy bursts. with that again it's eas

, northern england and eventually into wales.ntinue to advance very slowly southwards and cloud building ahead of it. hanging on to the sunshine for the longest in the south—eastern corner. behind the rain, we see blustery showers but bright and sunny spells across parts of scotland and northern ireland too. temperatures down in the north, 15—18, but as we push further south, 20—26 will be the order of the day. eventually, that rain makes it into southern england, it can take its time to clear the channel and the far south—east, but to the north of that, there will be a lot of dry weather again, some sunshine around, at worst bright spells, and out towards the north and west, again blustery showers. temperatures 14—25 north to south. as we head into the weekend, a lot of dry weather around, a fair bit of sunshine, temperatures about where we would expect them at this stage, but we could get some showery rain in the north—west on sunday. live from london, this is bbc news. thailand is plunged into political turmoil. in a shock dec

ireland, northern england and up into scotland.st and the east anglia, there will be very little rain at all — a lot of cloud, yes, but temperatures again 23 degrees. generally, though, those numbers are a little below average for this time of the year. now, that wetter weather that does develop tends to move away towards the north and west overnight, leaving us with some drier prospects for friday. there still could be a weather front hanging around here across southern england during the morning, with a little rain. that then moves away, we get some sunshine following on behind. showers coming into the north, particularly across the northwest of scotland, and those could be quite heavy as well, those temperatures not changing a great deal for northern areas, but it should warm up a bit through the midlands towards the southeast of england. quick look ahead to the weekend — very mixed weather, chance of some rain at times, but on sunday and particularly monday, signs of something much, much warmer across southeastern parts of the

drier for scotland and northern england and northern ireland.ew showery bursts of rain a further shell de nagasau. the temperatures coming down. 20—25. not far off the average for the time of year, a little higher in the south. more rain coming in on thursday. moving further south, albeit very slowly. drier weather and showers to the north of the weather system. it may be hanging around in the south as we move into friday. you can see that as the heat comes to an end, we will begin to see more rainfall, particularly in the north—west. you will see rain in the south—east. you can stay up—to—date on the website. live from london. this is bbc news. russia is evacuating parts of its belgorod region — close to kursk — as ukrainian forces continue their surprise cross—border offensive. vladimir putin says russia will respond. translation: a defence ministry's . main task is to push and to kick. the enemy out of our territory. the enemy is probably trying to improve its future negotiating position. thousands of people near the greek capital athens are

northern ireland and northern england.urther south, but generally the further south and east you are . it's a fairly dry east you are. it's a fairly dry picture today, with an increase in wind it will feel fairly cool, especially away from the far southeast and under the cloud and rain. dare i say it? probably a little bit autumnal. so moving into the end of the afternoon, maybe some glimmers of sunshine just moving in across the far west of scotland. but for most of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, it's a fairly wet end to the day. some heavy outbreaks in places and also fairly windy here too. further south, across the rest of england and wales, some breaks in the cloud giving some breaks in the cloud giving some late spells of sunshine . some late spells of sunshine. also just the risk of some spots of rain, especially for parts of wales and south—west england. and in fact, that cloud and rain across wales, south—west england will gradually spread its way eastwards across the rest of england as the night

the sunniest weather, though, will be further northwards for scotland, northern ireland, northern englandures widely climbing into the low to mid—20s, so again it's going to feel warm in that august sunshine. but then, for some of us, it gets hot on sunday. the reason? well, we get this ridge in thejet stream. that encourages air to descend over parts of the uk, and that boosts temperatures. now, the hottest weather on sunday will always be across parts of england and wales. to the north—west, we're going to have to watch this area of potentially heavy, thundery rain. it could get into northern ireland and western scotland through the day, so it certainly won't be hot and sunny absolutely everywhere, but it will be pretty humid for most of us. and in the sunshine across england and wales, yes, you do have hot weather, high 20s to low 30s. sunday night and into monday, quite extensive, heavy and thundery outbreaks of rain across the uk. could cause some localised surface water flooding issues, but towards the south—east and probably parts of east anglia, it's another hot day — temperatures

the sunniest weather, though, will be further northwards for scotland, northern ireland, northern englandwers, though, for western scotland once again. temperatures widely climbing into the low to mid—20s, so again it's going to feel warm in that august sunshine. but then, for some of us, it gets hot on sunday. the reason? well, we get this ridge in thejet stream. that encourages air to descend over parts of the uk, and that boosts temperatures. now, the hottest weather on sunday will always be across parts of england and wales. to the northwest, we're going to have to watch this area of potentially heavy, thundery rain. it could get into northern ireland and western scotland through the day, so it certainly won't be hot and sunny absolutely everywhere, but it will be pretty humid for most of us. and in the sunshine across england and wales, yes, you do have hot weather, high 20s to low 30s. sunday night and into monday, quite extensive, heavy and thundery outbreaks of rain across the uk. could cause some localised surface waterflooding issues, but towards the south—east and probably part

just a band of cloud, some showers in northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england.ies of england. for many, not as chilly as last night, but parts of north—east scotland could get down to 5, 6 or 7 degrees. monday is a bank holiday for most of us, though not in scotland, and this ridge of high pressure will try to build, but still the remains of that weather front sitting about here in monday morning. cloud and showers will tend to drift up across scotland throughout the day. further south, not as many showers and some spells of sunshine. 0n the whole, a drier, brighter and warmer day than we have been used to over the last few days. temperatures 15—23. through monday night, the winds will strengthen once again through western parts as this next frontal system works its way into the picture. that will bring some heavy rain across northern ireland, western scotland, getting into western england and wales, but just ahead of that, we are going to tap into some warmer air. the further south and east you are, if you hold onto some sunshine during tuesday, i think you wil

heaviest rain likely across northern areas of england this afternoon, quite steady for western brandsous. these fronts weaken further overnight as they try to run into this area of high pressure over the continent, the next weather system making its presence felt forecast for tomorrow. 0vernight tonight, the ryan light and patchy across wales, northern england, mist and fog patches around the coasts and hills, the next area of rain approaching northern ireland towards the end of the net, a mild night, temperatures 13—14 c. tomorrow the weak weather front brings the threat of rain for parts of northern england and wales, the next more substantial area of rain moving its northern ireland and western scotland through the day on wednesday with heavy bursts. east anglia and south east england with the best of the dry sunny weather, if anything a bit hotter, temperatures in the warmer sports 27 celsius. forthursday, temperatures in the warmer sports 27 celsius. for thursday, the slightly cooler and fresher air working at east anglia and south east england. staying dry, temperatures coming d

wales and northern england for a time.ll leather two level of uncertainty but potentially from holes onto the isle of wight anywhere south and east of that could see temperatures peaking at 27 or 28 degrees that's 82 fahrenheit. we keep some sunshine and warmth although not quite as warm through thursday and friday across england and wales for the saying unsettled for the northwest. the humanitarian response is being completely strangled and limited. in our ability of what we can do. french authorities extend the detention of pavel durov — the founder of the social media network telegram — as part of a cyber criminality investigation. and one of the world's biggest street parties — the notting hill carnival, takes place in west london with its annual celebration of caribbean culture. we start this hour in ukraine — where russia has carried out a major aerial assault — killing at least six people. ukraine's air commander has called it the biggest air attack of this war — with around 200 missiles and drones used to target en

, wales and northern england for a time.t means we'll see some increasing warmth. still a level of uncertainty where that front is going to be sitting, but potentially from hull down to the isle of wight, anywhere south and east of that could see temperatures peaking at 27 or 28 degrees — that's 82 fahrenheit. we keep some sunshine and warmth, although not quite as warm through thursday and friday across england and wales. staying unsettled further northwest. live from washington, this is bbc news. gunfire. mediators continue to urge restraint after the heaviest exchange between israel and hezbollah since the gaza war began. a british man working for the reuters news agency has been killed in ukraine after a russian missile struck a hotel. and germany says the man arrested after a mass stabbing on friday is a suspected member of the islamic state group. hello, i'm carl nasman. welcome to the programme. the middle east remains on edge after sunday saw one of the biggest exchanges between israel and the lebanese militant group

a few showers, perhaps, for northern ireland, for northern england.whole, a drier day than we've been used to of late, and a slightly warmer one as well. north to south, 1a to 23 degrees. as we head through monday night and into tuesday, here comes another frontal system that will bring some wet and rather windy weather across western parts of the uk. but just ahead of that weather front, we are going to start to tap into something a little bit warmer. so, across many central and eastern parts of england on tuesday we should see some spells of sunshine and some warmth. but for western england, for wales, parts of northern ireland and scotland there will be some outbreaks of rain. even here, temperatures higher than they have been of late, but 25, maybe 26 degrees for east anglia and the south—east. it may turn warmer still for the middle parts of the week. always some outbreaks of rain further north and west. live from london, this is bbc news. israel launches a wave of air strikes against hezbollah in lebanon, saying it was pre—empting plans for a la

, wales and northern england for a time.th. still a level of uncertainty where that front is going to be sitting, but potentially from hull down to the isle of wight, anywhere south and east of that could see temperatures peaking at 27 or 28 degrees — that's 82 fahrenheit. we keep some sunshine and warmth, although not quite as warm, through thursday and friday across england and wales. staying unsettled further northwest. but at the same time, the wind direction swings around to a south—westerly and just taps into some pretty warm air coming from the near continent. so the rain still heavy as it moves out of the scottish borders and into north wales, but ahead of it, with that sunshine and that increasing warmth, we should see temperatures at 25 degrees — that's 77 fahrenheit. we're looking at mid to high teens across scotland. translation: we wanted to target israel's military l intelligence or their air force because these two forces were involved in the assassination. we also wanted this target to be deep inside israel,

ireland orwales, northern england, up affected parts of northern ireland or wales, northern england,ere, this shield of cloud working through. we will still have the remnants of this frontal system in place as we head through tonight, but it will be weakening all the while. just a band of cloud, some shower in northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england. if you show is also likely to graze southern counties of england. for many, not as chilly as last night, but parts of north—east scotland could get down to five, six or 7 degrees. monday is a bank holiday for most of us, though not in scotland, and this ridge of high pressure will try to build, but still the remains of that weather front sitting about here in monday morning. rain, cloud and showers will tend to drift up across scotland throughout the day. further south, not as many showers and some spells of sunshine. 0n the whole, are drier, brighter and warmer day and we have been used to over the last few days. temperatures 15—23. through monday night, the winds will strengthen once again through western parts of this

, wales and northern england for a time.th. still a level of uncertainty where that front is going to be sitting, but potentially from hull down to the isle of wight, anywhere south and east of that could see temperatures peaking at 27 or 28 degrees — that's 82 fahrenheit. we keep some sunshine and warmth, although not quite as warm, through thursday and friday across england and wales. staying unsettled further northwest. live from washington. this is bbc news. mediators continue to urge restraint after the heaviest exchange between israel and hezbollah since the gaza war began. a british man working for the reuters news agency has been killed in ukraine after a russian missile struck a hotel. and germany says the man arrested after a mass stabbing on friday is a suspected member of the islamic state group. hello, i'm carl nasman. the middle east remains on edge tonight, after sunday saw one of the biggest exchanges between israel and the lebanese militant group hezbollah since the hamas—led october 7 attacks. israel said i

it will be particularly windy for a time across northern england to start the day.rain, but it does push away into the north sea by lunchtime. the rain across southern england also clears and once again we are into some sunshine and also some showery outbreaks of rain coming in across the northwest. temperatures, 13 to 23 degrees, north to south. the rain in the northwest will push across england and wales during the course of saturday. and then for sunday and monday, it's a mixture of sunny spells and also a few showers. live from london. this is bbc news. calling for a new chapter in us history. barack and michelle obama give back—to—back speeches endorsing kamala harris. america is ready for a better story. we are ready for a president kamala harris. �* u, we are ready for a president kamala harris. �* ., , , we are ready for a president kamala harris. �* .,, , ., ~ ., harris. america, hope is making a comeback- _ comeback. cheering romanian police raid the home of andrew tate. the controversial social media influencer faces a string of new charges, including hum

it's slowly pushing eastwards across much of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, particularlyest england. it's windy for the time of year, especially for these irish sea coasts, but largely dry across southeast england, central southern england and east anglia, just turning cloudier through the afternoon and temperatures still below the seasonal average. now, overnight tonight, the bulk of that rain clears. a few showers for northern england, southern scotland and maybe some scattered showers too for the far southeast of england, but lots of clear skies and it's a milder start to the day tomorrow than it was earlier on this morning. now, tomorrow, bank holiday, of course, for many of us. high pressure builds in from the south, so it is looking mostly dry. any early showers across the far south and east of england and across northern england should gradually clear. there'll be a lot of sunny spells around, largely dry, not as windy as it is today and so temperatures will be that little bit higher. in fact, we'll see back to the seasonal average. high teens, low 20s, could get a

this band of rain is only moving slowly into northern england and wales. but through the midlands, towards the southeast it may well be a dry day with more broken cloud we've got a chance for things to warm up again. temperatures could reach as high as 27 degrees, but for scotland and northern ireland, it's likely to be a cooler day on thursday. that rain is slowly moving its way southwards, and that weather front will eventually take some rain into more southern parts of england. it could hang around for a bit on friday, we're likely to find the rain tending to move away from the southwest, but the southeast it could be a bit more of a struggle. that rain could still be around into the afternoon at least more cloud. we've got sunshine elsewhere once again until you reach the far northwest, with a bit of rain coming in here again as the breeze tends to pick up. so temperatures scotland and northern ireland 19 degrees at best. otherwise our top temperature further south 23 or 2a celsius. i think it's those sort of temperatures that we'll see over the weeken

it's slowly pushing eastwards across much of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, particularlyoss wales and for southwest england. it's windy for the time of year, especially for these irish sea coasts, but largely dry across southeast england, central southern england and east anglia, just turning cloudier through the afternoon and temperatures still below the seasonal average. now, overnight tonight, the bulk of that rain clears. a few showers for northern england, southern scotland and maybe some scattered showers too for the far southeast of england, but lots of clear skies and it's a milder start to the day tomorrow than it was earlier on this morning. now, tomorrow, bank holiday, of course, for many of us. high pressure builds in from the south, so it is looking mostly dry. any early showers across the far south and east of england and across northern england should gradually clear. there'll be a lot of sunny spells around, largely dry, not as windy as it is today and so temperatures will be that little bit higher. in fact, we'll see back to the seasonal average. high tee

heaviest rain likely across northern areas of england this afternoon, quite steady for western wales, england, temperatures set at 26. these fronts weaken further overnight as they try to run into this area of high pressure over the continent, the next weather system making its presence felt tomorrow. overnight tonight, the rain light and patchy across wales, northern england, a few mist and fog patches around the coasts and hills, the next area of rain approaching northern ireland towards the end of the night, a mild night, temperatures 13—14 c. tomorrow that weak weather front brings the threat of rain for parts of northern england and wales, the next more substantial area of rain moving into northern ireland and western scotland through the day on wednesday with heavy bursts. east anglia and south east england with the best of the dry sunny weather, if anything a bit hotter, temperatures in the warmer spots 27 celsius. for thursday, the slightly cooler and fresher air will work into east anglia and south east england. staying dry, temperatures coming down, close to the average for

this band of rain is only moving slowly into northern england and wales., but through the midlands, towards the southeast it may well be a dry day with more broken cloud we've got a chance for things to warm up again. temperatures could reach as high as 27 degrees, but for scotland and northern ireland, it's likely to be a cooler day on thursday. that rain is slowly moving its way southwards, and that weather front will eventually take some rain into more southern parts of england. it could hang around for a bit on friday, we're likely to find the rain tending to move away from the southwest, but the southeast it could be a bit more of a struggle. that rain could still be around into the afternoon at least more cloud. we've got sunshine elsewhere once again until you reach the far northwest, with a bit of rain coming in here again as the breeze tends to pick up. so temperatures scotland and northern ireland 19 degrees at best. otherwise our top temperature further south 23 or 2a celsius. i think it's those sort of temperatures that we'll see over the weeke

quite a few across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. quite breezy across the uk.s in london, more like 15 for lerwick and stornoway. this evening and overnight by many of the showers will fade but there will be more cloud from the west, across northern ireland and north—west england there will be some showers. thanks to an approaching warm front you can see on the weather front for thursday morning. initially this will bring mostly light and patchy rain. as it pushes north and east, some of the rain will turn heavier. sunshine to start across a good part of scotland. that will be replaced by cloud for many. the outbreaks of rain pushing north and east and turning heavy in northern england, northern ireland and southern and central scotland. the south—east of england will stay largely dry. we could get to 23 in norwich. 18 in the rain in glasgow. on friday, this frontal system will clear south—east. sunshine and showers following on the the north and west where we will see blustery winds. temperatures for many in the high teens and low 20s. we could get to 25 in lo

we could even see a few getting into northern england. to 23. so as i mentioned, feeling fresher. then as we move through the week, on friday, we could start with a little bit of mist across parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, but again, a lot of dry weather around. there�*ll be areas of cloud coming in from the north sea, at times with an onshore breeze, and temperatures 1a to about 2k degrees, so those temperatures slowly starting to come up. then into the weekend. high pressure still firmly in charge of our weather. this weather front here could bring some showers into southern england later on sunday and overnight into monday. but on saturday, first of all, still a lot of dry weather around. fair bit of sunshine. some cloud at times coming in from the north sea and up from france. that may well affect the temperatures. looking at 22 degrees as our top temperature in london, 21 in glasgow, and then as we head into the outlook period, for sunday, starting with some mist and fog as well. it�*s later on sunday we cou

tomorrow, the week with a front bringing some rain for parts of northern england and wales.ay. heavy bursts. east anglia and south—west england best of the dry and sunny weather. —— south east england. temperatures hitting 27. for thursday, slightly cooler, fresher air working into east anglia and south—west england, because the average for the tie through fear, some showers are run, blustery for scotland, some showers for northern ireland, temperatures for northern ireland, temperatures for many areas running cost average for many areas running cost average for the time of year. then we see another change in the weather pattern, friday into the making, new area of high pressure setting the weather down, bringing a fine end to august for many. lots of sunshine friday, saturday and sunday, feeling warm in the sunshine with a small chance of some showers into the far of the penguin, goodbye for now.

, wales and northern england for a time.. still a level of uncertainty where that front is going to be sitting, but potentially from hull down to the isle of wight, anywhere south and east of that could see temperatures peaking at 27 or 28 degrees — that's 82 fahrenheit. we keep some sunshine and warmth, although not quite as warm, through thursday and friday across england and wales. staying unsettled further northwest. live from washington. this is bbc news. mediators continue to urge restraint after the heaviest exchange between israel and hezbollah since the gaza war began. a british man working for the reuters news agency has been killed in ukraine after a russian missile struck a hotel. and germany says the man arrested after a mass stabbing on friday is a suspected member of the islamic state group. hello, i'm carl nasman. the middle east remains on edge tonight, after sunday saw one of the biggest exchanges between israel and the lebanese militant group hezbollah since the hamas—led october 7 attacks. israel said it

and northern england, but a good chance of staying dry towards the southeast. still 23 degrees, 18 in the central belt of scotland. that low pressure bringing the stronger winds in the north. and those showers will pull away overnight, but it allows more weather systems to come in from the atlantic. so we're going to find the cloud increasing and thickening through the morning. outbreaks of rain beginning to arrive likely to turn wetter in the afternoon across northern ireland, northern england and up into scotland towards the south east and the east anglia, there will be very little rain at all. a lot of cloud, yes, but temperatures again 23 degrees. generally, though, those numbers are a little below average for this time of the year. now that wetter weather that does develop tends to move away towards the north and west overnight, leaving us with some drier prospects for friday, there still could be a weather front hanging around here across southern england during the morning, with a little rain that then moves away. we get some sunshine following on behind

it's slowly pushing eastwards across much of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, particularlyacross wales and for south west england. it's windy for the time of year, especially for these irish sea coasts, but largely dry across southeast england, central southern england and east anglia, just turning cloudier through the afternoon and temperatures still below the seasonal average. now, overnight tonight, the bulk of that rain clears. a few showers for northern england, southern scotland and maybe 1 or 2 scattered showers too for the far south east of england, but lots of clear skies and it's a milder start to the day tomorrow than it was earlier on this morning. now tomorrow, bank holiday, of course, for many of us. high pressure builds in from the south, so it is looking mostly dry. any early showers across the far south and east of england and across northern england should gradually clear. there'll be a lot of sunny spells around, largely dry, not as windy as it is today and so temperatures will be that little bit higher. in fact, we'll see back to the seasonal average. hi

a few showers, perhaps, for northern ireland, for northern england.ay than we've been used to of late, and a slightly warmer one as well. north to south, 14 to 23 degrees. as we head through monday night and into tuesday, here comes another frontal system that will bring some wet and rather windy weather across western parts of the uk. but just ahead of that weather front, we are going to start to tap into something a little bit warmer. so, across many central and eastern parts of england on tuesday we should see some spells of sunshine and some warmth. but for western england, for wales, parts of northern ireland and scotland there will be some outbreaks of rain. even here, temperatures higher than they have been of late, but 25, maybe 26 degrees for east anglia and the south—east. it may turn warmer still for the middle parts of the week. always some outbreaks of rain further north and west. this is bbc news, the headlines: israel says it's destroyed dozens of hezbollah launch sites in lebanon to pre—empt a large—scale missile attack. hezbollah deni

the sunniest weather, though, will be further northwards for scotland, northern ireland, northern england—20s, so again it's going to feel warm in that august sunshine. but then, for some of us, it gets hot on sunday. the reason? well, we get this ridge in thejet stream. that encourages air to descend over parts of the uk, and that boosts temperatures. now, the hottest weather on sunday will always be across parts of england and wales. to the northwest, we're going to have to watch this area of potentially heavy, thundery rain. it could get into northern ireland and western scotland through the day, so it certainly won't be hot and sunny absolutely everywhere, but it will be pretty humid for most of us. and in the sunshine across england and wales, yes, you do have hot weather, high 20s to low 30s. sunday night and into monday, quite extensive, heavy and thundery outbreaks of rain across the uk. could cause some localised surface waterflooding issues, but towards the south—east and probably parts of east anglia, it's another hot day — temperatures peaking somewhere between 30—33 celsius b

a few showers, perhaps, for northern ireland, for northern england.te, and a slightly warmer one as well. north to south, 1a to 23 degrees. as we head through monday night and into tuesday, here comes another frontal system that will bring some wet and rather windy weather across western parts of the uk. but just ahead of that weather front, we are going to start to tap into something a little bit warmer. so, across many central and eastern parts of england on tuesday we should see some spells of sunshine and some warmth. but for western england, for wales, parts of northern ireland and scotland there will be some outbreaks of rain. even here, temperatures higher than they have been of late, but 25, maybe 26 degrees. for east anglia and the south east it may turn warmer still for the middle parts of the week. always some outbreaks of rain further north and west. this is bbc news, the headlines... israel says it's destroyed dozens of hezbollah launch sites in lebanon to pre—empt a large—scale missile attack. hesbollah denied the barrage had been stoppe

we could see wind gusts in some places parts of northern england, for example, of around 40mph or more and some patchy rain getting back into northern ireland. but where the skies remain clear, it is going to be a rather cool night, dare i say a fairly chilly night in some places? temperatures down to around 8 or 9 degrees. so we start tomorrow morning with some dry weather in many locations. but this frontal system already bringing cloud and rain into northern ireland, and that wet weather will spread its way up across southern and central portions of scotland into north west england, parts of wales as we go through the day. to the south and east of that, not a bad looking day, spells of sunshine, northern scotland seeing sunny spells and showers once again. it is going to be a windy day. we could see wind gusts in some places parts of northern england, for example, of around 40mph or more. temperatures, maybejust a little bit up on where they have been today. 15 to 20 degrees covers it for most of us. as we move out of sunday and into monday, which is, of course, the bank holiday for

this band of rain is only moving slowly into northern england and wales. midlands, towards the southeast it may well be a dry day with more broken cloud we've got a chance for things to warm up again. temperatures could reach as high as 27 degrees, but for scotland and northern ireland, it's likely to be a cooler day on thursday. that rain is slowly moving its way southwards, and that weather front will eventually take some rain into more southern parts of england. it could hang around for a bit on friday, we're likely to find the rain tending to move away from the southwest, but the southeast it could be a bit more of a struggle. that rain could still be around into the afternoon at least more cloud. we've got sunshine elsewhere once again until you reach the far northwest, with a bit of rain coming in here again as the breeze tends to pick up. so temperatures scotland and northern ireland 19 degrees at best. otherwise our top temperature further south 23 or 2a celsius. i think it's those sort of temperatures that we'll see over the weekend. so not a hot

england and northern ireland.he worst outbreaks of violence came in belfast, plymouth and birmingham. nearly 400 people have been arrested after a week of violent disorder, which began last week in southport after the fatal stabbings of three girls, and escalated following misinformation about the identity of the perpetrator. last night in plymouth, at least three police officers were injured in what the police described as "sustained violence." bricks and fireworks were thrown at them. six arrests were made. in belfast, riot officers had stones and petrol bombs thrown at them close to a supermarket which was set alight at the weekend. as the latest disorder unfolded, the prime minister criticised the owner of x — elon musk — who posted that "civil war is inevitable". aru na iyengar reports. chanting: refugees are welcome here. two opposing protests in plymouth started out peacefully, before vocal clashes between the anti—racism and anti—immigration groups. police in riot gear were deployed to keep the groups apar

we have seen the results in england, wales and northern ireland.england and a grade c in wales and northern has fallen for the third year. they are now roughly come parable to 2019, before covid—19. during covid—19 a lot of teachers had to give estimated results and they were more passes. it looks like a return to those 2019 levels. it is interesting that there is still a divide in terms of where you live. london and the south—east still do better than other areas. in particular, one of the worst areas in terms of the number of pass rates is the west midlands, it only get 63.1% compared to 72.5 for london. there is a concern and the government has said that they are trying to look at that regional divide in results. but, we all know, todayis divide in results. but, we all know, today is about individual results and i know that you probably remember when you got your exam results, i remember mine, it is one of those life moments for a 15 or 16—year—old, to get their exam results. most of the students here have got what they wanted and they didn't ge

it crosses the irish sea into wales, south west england, northern england in the afternoon, but againt will make it feel a little cooler than those temperatures would suggest. now, come wednesday, that weather front is with us. we think in southern areas, probably no more than a band of cloud with a ridge of high pressure building in behind. so, drierfor northern ireland, drier for scotland and northern england, and just a few showery bursts of rain on our weather front further south. but it will take the temperatures down by then. 20 to 25 is not far off average for the time of year, just a little above in the south. come thursday, we've got more rain coming in and this time it does look set to move its way further southwards, albeit very slowly, to give drier weather. with just a few showers to the north of that weather system. and it mayjust be hanging around still in the south as we move into friday as well. so you can see that as the heat comes to an end, we will start to see more rainfall, particularly in the north and west, but eventually some rain further south and east. as ev

it's slowly pushing eastwards across much of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, particularlys wales and for southwest england. it's windy for the time of year, especially for these irish sea coasts, but largely dry across southeast england, central southern england and east anglia, just turning cloudier through the afternoon and temperatures still below the seasonal average. now, overnight tonight, the bulk of that rain clears. a few showers for northern england, southern scotland and maybe some scattered showers too for the far southeast of england, but lots of clear skies and it's a milder start to the day tomorrow than it was earlier on this morning. now, tomorrow, bank holiday, of course, for many of us. high pressure builds in from the south, so it is looking mostly dry. any early showers across the far south and east of england and across northern england should gradually clear. there'll be a lot of sunny spells around, largely dry, not as windy as it is today and so temperatures will be that little bit higher. in fact, we'll see back to the seasonal average. high teens

a few showers, perhaps, for northern ireland, for northern england.a slightly warmer one as well. north to south, 14 to 23 degrees. as we head through monday night and into tuesday, here comes another frontal system that will bring some wet and rather windy weather across western parts of the uk. but just ahead of that weather front, we are going to start to tap into something a little bit warmer. so, across many central and eastern parts of england on tuesday we should see some spells of sunshine and some warmth. but for western england, for wales, parts of northern ireland and scotland there will be some outbreaks of rain. even here, temperatures higher than they have been of late, but 25, maybe 26 degrees. for east anglia and the south—east. it may turn warmer still for the middle parts of the week. always some outbreaks of rain further north and west. this is bbc news, the headlines: israel says it's destroyed dozens of hezbollah launch sites in lebanon to pre—empt a large—scale missile attack. hezbollah denied the barrage had been stopped, and sa

england and northern ireland. turns more showery. comes south of that and it's a mixture of bright spells, sunny spells and also some showers, but the showers becoming more isolated as we head towards the latter part of the afternoon. temperatures 15 to 23 degrees, feeling fresher across the board. and then from wednesday into thursday, this low pressure eventually pulls away, but it's replaced by another area of low pressure with its attendant fronts bringing in some rain. so it's going to be a breezy day or a windy day, depending on where you are on thursday. this rain, which will be heavy in places, will push northwards and eastwards, the cloud building ahead of it, unseasonably windy, the rain not getting in to the far north of scotland until later. these are the temperatures — 14 to about 22 degrees. then on friday, that rain eventually does make it up into the north of scotland again. it's going to be windy in northern england and scotland, and then as we head on in through the rest of the weekend, it does r

the fund storms are already going across parts of northern england and scotland . of northern englande in force here throughout the morning and early afternoon. after a fairly lively night across parts of northern ireland, it is cheering up here, some sunshine developing , but some sunshine developing, but really the main bulk of the sunshine will be further south across england and wales. the heat here could just trigger the odd thunderstorm, but most will be dry . but it's odd thunderstorm, but most will be dry. but it's going to be an uncomfortable feeling day. some places in the east potentially reaching 34 or 35 degrees. so as we end the afternoon and go into the evening, it's going to remain fine and dry across many parts of england. and wales could again just see the odd thunderstorm breaking out, but most will miss them and temperatures only slowly falling the way could still see temperatures in that their 30s. as we head into the evening. northern ireland, northern england and most of scotland seen a drier end to the day. winds also ease in here too, but could just hang on to

but that heavy rain transferring into northern england, parts of wales , northern england, parts of walesdevon and cornwall as well could lead to some tricky travelling conditions as we move through into the evening time. further south—east, a dry end to the day overnight into tuesday, the weather front just slowly pushes a bit further south and eastwards, affecting parts of northern england into the midlands, central southern england. by the end of the night, some heavy bursts in there, turning clearer behind it. temperatures fresher here, 1011 celsius, but under the cloud in the south and east, temperatures around 17 or 18 degrees. so another muggy night to come. so this band of rain just slowly pushes its way south and eastwards through tuesday, turning brighter behind it. fresher too, but also a scattering of showers , scattering of showers, particularly across western scotland, northern ireland. some of these will be heavy at times, perhaps, perhaps the weather front just lingering across the far southeast through the afternoon. temperatures here 23 or 24 degrees. generally, the high

much, much drier though, as you can see for scotland, northern ireland, northern england, wales and thet ridge of high pressure and that starts to topple away. so it's a dry spell in the north just for a day, because more rain on this weather front is coming in for thursday. so it does look really quite wet for parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england again, parts of wales, pulses of heavy rain along that weather system. it does brighten to the north later and it may well stay mostly dry, bright but increasingly cloudy further south and east and warm still. again, we'rejust tapping into some warmer southwesterly winds rather than the atlantic westerly, and that rain could still hang around across southern areas into friday. in fact, we could see some heavier rain, a few showers to the north, but actually again further north mostly fine and dry on friday and feeling pleasant enough in the sunshine. as ever, you can find out more on the website. but from me, bye bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news. ukraine says its week—long military offensive into russia will end