clearer skies and degrees. even with clearer skies and england and wales, six celsius is the minimum temperature. in between, not quite so cold. there will be some more cloud. we are left with more showers by tomorrow morning. more of those across northern england. not as many showers as today. add to the west we saw the cloud coming in from the satellite picture. that will bring rain into northern ireland, wales on the south—west during the afternoon. underneath the cloud and rain, temperatures will be lower, but with more of a south—westerly breeze, where we still have a bit of sunshine across eastern areas, temperatures higher than today and could make 2a degrees. a south—westerly breeze bringing the cloud and rain. that moves its way through overnight. low pressure continues to shape our weather through the rest of the week. still some rain around on thursday morning. it could lingerfor a while in northern scotland on the south—east of england. otherwise it will tend to brighten up, but that will tend to brighten up, but that will lead to more showers breaking out to the west we saw the cloud coming in from the satellite picture. that will bring rain into northern ireland, wales and the south—west during the afternoon. underneath the cloud and rain, temperatures will be lower, but with

more of a south—westerly breeze, where we still have a bit of sunshine across eastern areas, temperatures higher than today and could make 2a degrees. a south—westerly breeze bringing the cloud and rain. that moves its way through overnight. low pressure continues to shape our weather through hello and welcome to sportsday. the philippines put the boot in, in wellington, as they shock co hosts new zealand at the women's world cup. we arejust going we are just going to keep going we arejust going to keep going up from here, it is the fighting spirit of the philippines and we just keep fighting the matter what. kylian mbappe, with take the path to riches in the saudi arabian pro week the ashes may be gone but england made a level of the series at the oval, that could be a moral victory over australia. so entered that swimming was banned

from 100 years. now paris it's got 12 months to clean up in time for the olympics. brought back down to earth by the philippines. the football ferns losing 1—0 two the debutantes in wellington and that is plume group a wide open with switzerland and norway drawing 0—01 hamilton today and two of them can qualify for the knockout stage. and there was a brilliant keeping them both. the boot was in wellington after pulling of the shark victory over

former champions norway in the opening match of the tournament, it was the football fans left feeling upset by an underdog. the philippines are making their world cup debut but they did not get stage fright and at this level, you need to take your chances and serena did just that, making their own be shot on target count. new zealand dominated possession and peppered their opponents with shots but could not make them count. when they eventually found the net, the goal was rolled off site. therefore it would by mcdaniel. haw was rolled off site. therefore it would by mcdaniel.— was rolled off site. therefore it would by mcdaniel. how is she got her finaers would by mcdaniel. how is she got her fingers to _ would by mcdaniel. how is she got her fingers to that? _ would by mcdaniel. how is she got her fingers to that? that _ would by mcdaniel. how is she got her fingers to that? that is - would by mcdaniel. how is she got her fingers to that? that is a - would by mcdaniel. how is she got| her fingers to that? that is a match winning moment there!— winning moment there! making the philippines the _ winning moment there! making the philippines the first _ winning moment there! making the philippines the first debutantes - winning moment there! making the philippines the first debutantes to l philippines the first debutantes to win in this tournament. it’s philippines the first debutantes to win in this tournament.— philippines the first debutantes to win in this tournament. it's been a dream of mine _ win in this tournament. it's been a dream of mine since _ win in this tournament. it's been a dream of mine since of— win in this tournament. it's been a dream of mine since of the - win in this tournament. it's been a dream of mine since of the little . dream of mine since of the little kid to— dream of mine since of the little kid to he — dream of mine since of the little kid to be at world cup and also to score, _ kid to be at world cup and also to score, i_ kid to be at world cup and also to score, i could not of done it

without_ score, i could not of done it without my team—mates and the staff, the fans _ without my team—mates and the staff, the fans from the philippines as a whole. _ the fans from the philippines as a whole. it's— the fans from the philippines as a whole, it'sjust amazing right now to feel_ whole, it'sjust amazing right now to feel this— whole, it'sjust amazing right now to feel this energy in the stadium i’ilht to feel this energy in the stadium right now — to feel this energy in the stadium right now. it isjust amazing. they right now. it is 'ust amazing. they needed right now. it isjust amazing. they needed norway — right now. it isjust amazing. they needed norway to _ right now. it isjust amazing. they needed norway to do _ right now. it isjust amazing. tue: needed norway to do them a right now. it isjust amazing. tue1 needed norway to do them a favour against group a leader switzerland and in a wind and rain swept hamilton will be a tough ask after losing *striker hamilton will be a tough ask after losing * striker moments before kick—off but the six time champions went begging and this was to not roll over and that was due to their outstanding goalkeeper gail. terrific saver from the goalkeeper. main_ terrific saver from the goalkeeper. main fife _ terrific saver from the goalkeeper. main fifa player of the match, she pulled off safe, after save after save to help her team a point clear at the top of the group. the second goal of the strong leaves norway and they will now be hoping they can return for the next match against the philippines on sunday and they

have to stand any chance of going through. next sunday, can be very nerve—racking and let's get more on the matching well match in wellington. the pressure match in wellington. the pressure ma have match in wellington. the pressure may have been — match in wellington. the pressure may have been too _ match in wellington. the pressure may have been too much - match in wellington. the pressure may have been too much for - match in wellington. the pressure may have been too much for them match in wellington. the pressure - may have been too much for them and this is a sell—out crowd here in wellington and much was made if there were to win this, they would be on the cusp of making the knockout stages and they would have come back down from cloud nine after the women norway on opening day and in new zealand, generals of the game move followed for paula. are you new zealand for years and years and he said this was the biggest anticlimax not just said this was the biggest anticlimax notjust in new zealand but women's football in new zealand support,. and the thing that they were backing

and watching a movie believing they can get over the line in the philippines i think the occasion was a little too much within the second half and then the changes trying to get back in their early 1—0 down and elect the composure and really frustrating evening for the football fans. �* ., , ., fans. but would result for the philippines- _ fans. but would result for the philippines. an _ fans. but would result for the philippines. an incredible - fans. but would result for the | philippines. an incredible goal fans. but would result for the - philippines. an incredible goal for them in scoring _ philippines. an incredible goal for them in scoring the _ philippines. an incredible goal for them in scoring the first - philippines. an incredible goal for them in scoring the first ever- philippines. an incredible goal forj them in scoring the first ever goal for the philippines at a world cup, notjust a woman's right company world cup because they were the furthest from the philippines to qualify for world cup finals and there was a big support for the philippines inside the stadium tonight and they really made their presence felt and it seemed like he was going to be one of those nights of could apply for another hour and they would not of been able to be with the philippines, this was a huge night for them and this is a big step forward as well in the

sport as well. big step forward as well in the sport as well-— big step forward as well in the sport as well. big step forward as well in the sort as well. �* ., , ., sport as well. another result of the ni . ht, sport as well. another result of the night. norway _ sport as well. another result of the night. norway and _ sport as well. another result of the night, norway and switzerland - sport as well. another result of the night, norway and switzerland true 0-0. and they needed to win that game tonight entry of the big player since and no as well reportedly and feeling a slight tweak and she was at riskjust feeling a slight tweak and she was at risk just to feeling a slight tweak and she was at riskjust to be on the safe side and bottom of the group at the moment at one point heading into the final match in the play the philippines and switzerland on top of four points having beaten the philippines and drawing today against norway and he really does mean that heading into the last round of games, many of these teams can apply for the knockout stages and it still really unclear who is going be playing but based on the

opening day, new seamen will be so disappointed if they don't manage to get over the line and reached the last 16. , ., , ., last 16. they were really targeting this is the historic _ last 16. they were really targeting this is the historic moment. - last 16. they were really targeting this is the historic moment. of . last 16. they were really targeting | this is the historic moment. of the last to no this is the historic moment. of the last to go in _ this is the historic moment. of the last to go in columbia _ in south korea. of course came in the form of a penalty from the 18—year—old who helped, south korea did make history and they came off the bench and 26 days, the youngest player to feature world cup men's or women's. up and running, including play the second matching group d on friday morning and that is against denmark and both can qualify for the last 16 with the victory and the lionesses are now the permanent world cup about 50 miles up the

coast and a correspondent was there. in the coastal town, it's going to be their home for the rest of the tournaments in the hotel is pretty impressive we've had glimpses of it on social media it's got retro arcade games and football, darts everything the players could possibly want to enjoy and something that serena thinks it's really important and they have this time in that space but they're also having to put in some hard yards in the training pitch and they went to the central coast which is the training base for the rest of the tournament there around half an hour from base for the rest of the tournament there around half an hourfrom here and they went they played in front of round two and a half thousand fans in the central coast stadium known to be a weak side and the club, along with the fund along the advair range for this speed community and there were schoolchildren there and stop you

it's been so special in training is just quiet it's it’s it's been so special in training is just quiet it's— just quiet it's it's been so fun havin: just quiet it's it's been so fun having 20,000 _ just quiet it's it's been so fun having 20,000 people - just quiet it's it's been so fun having 20,000 people down | just quiet it's it's been so fun - having 20,000 people down here and riddling runs at the start of their clapping is severe in the olympics and stuff so, it's a great atmosphere it will really feel the warmth of them coming to support us and to be here in if you like the locals on our side. find and to be here in if you like the locals on our side.— and to be here in if you like the locals on our side. and that the all importantly _ locals on our side. and that the all importantly points _ locals on our side. and that the all importantly points after _ locals on our side. and that the all importantly points after their - importantly points after their opening game against haiti but it's been acknowledged by serena in the play is that it wasn't the best performance they can do an awful lot better. denmark is the toughest game on paper and the group so they will need to raise the level to get three points from that magic a huge step in to the last 16. republic of ireland have to beat canada and anything less will be heading home at the end of the group stage. this

is the last full — at the end of the group stage. t1; is the last full training session before they take on canada and the manager has said that she is a concern after one wearing a protective boot following and knocking the opening match against australia and they said they thought quinn could play but they would have to see how she was in this going to be a tough match in canada is champions near an experienced squad but after the impressive performance result against australia and tentatively olympic champions near an experienced squad but after the impressive performance result gets frustrated in their opening match, island going up to cling scots and the driver they're going to get any result against canada. s winning starts with not losing and that's very cliche but very much true. if you play a game like this against olympic champions, you have to stay realistic it is clear, do we want to go through this group, we need a result. �* , ., , ., go through this group, we need a

result. �* , .,, ., ., result. and she was asked about the wa that result. and she was asked about the way that ireland _ result. and she was asked about the way that ireland that _ result. and she was asked about the way that ireland that played - result. and she was asked about the way that ireland that played in - result. and she was asked about the way that ireland that played in the l way that ireland that played in the spirit if that can help against canada and let us been said about the physicality but keira was keen to point out the mentality can be the difference. find to point out the mentality can be the difference.— the difference. and they've encouraged _ the difference. and they've encouraged us _ the difference. and they've encouraged us to _ the difference. and they've encouraged us to be - the difference. and they've encouraged us to be free . the difference. and they've l encouraged us to be free and the difference. and they've - encouraged us to be free and to the difference. and they've _ encouraged us to be free and to make those _ encouraged us to be free and to make those daring decisions and be brave enough _ those daring decisions and be brave enough to— those daring decisions and be brave enough to fail enough courage and that and _ enough to fail enough courage and that and an incredibly brave team and we _ that and an incredibly brave team and we are — that and an incredibly brave team and we are fearless and that and that at— and we are fearless and that and that at this stage. the and we are fearless and that and that at this stage.— and we are fearless and that and that at this stage. the whole squad watched canada _ that at this stage. the whole squad watched canada the _ that at this stage. the whole squad watched canada the olympic - that at this stage. the whole squad - watched canada the olympic champions to a 0—0 draw who was also in the group in nigeria are ranked a0 the rankings and this is a world cup or anything can happen we were racing france in the rankings go to his or her life and zero draw from jamaica and so, it is early days but this world cup it's been a bit more open than other tournaments we may have seen and that is something that i

lender focusing seen and that is something that i lenderfocusing on —— ireland are focusing on. 300 million on the table for kylian mbappe. there's 300 million euros on the table from al hilal, 259 million pounds to go an play for them mbappe is at loggerheads with psg, he's in the final year of his contract which gives him a certain amount of power, but will that really lead to one of the world's best players heading to the saudi pro—league at the age of 2a. joe lynskey has been across this today, joe, there seems to be a degree of brinkmanship from both sides in this. we've known for 2a hours of this world record bid is on the table for peary st. germain and kylian mbappe us permission to speak to the saudi club aboutjoining this emerging lee and kylian mbappe is the centre of

such speculation and he has 12 months left on his psg contract and that means he can leave for for years' time and it leaves the player with three likely options. the most simple of which is that he likes what he hears from the saudi project and hejoins them now on what he hears from the saudi project and he joins them now on a long—term deal but kylian mbappe is 2a and the french captain and he be giving up champions league football by doing that and so, he could stay psg for one more year and move on the free next summer most likely to real madrid but the also a third option, psg could let them leave on loan for that final year of the steel and it will likely pm a huge fee for 12 months and in return, it will be getting that an enormous short term for that saudi project and it's not just them showing interest, many local clubs one kylian mbappe per those clubs are on the back foot

because saudi spending power. this is 18 clubs that are bankrolled by the public investment fund and they have extreme levels of wealth and make it way for clubs, they are not restricted by financial fair play although there are some caps on foreign players. so, you have a play although there are some caps on foreign players. so, you have a pleasure to be a free agent next year and a club still willing to pay a world record fee for him but why is saudi arabia still keen to grow football there now a former british ambassador spoke to them earlier. but they're trying to do is diversify the economy and one of the bil diversify the economy and one of the big sectors— diversify the economy and one of the big sectors is going to be tourism and they— big sectors is going to be tourism and they want to position themselves in a global— and they want to position themselves in a global sport because it is no question that they cannot get a return— question that they cannot get a return on— question that they cannot get a return on this investment. no commercial return on that but in a broader— commercial return on that but in a broader sense, the position itself, at the _ broader sense, the position itself, at the centre of world sport, that

will help— at the centre of world sport, that will help the overall aim of diversifying in all or part of a portable _ diversifying in all or part of a portable package of promoting tourism — portable package of promoting tourism. , , ., , tourism. interesting insight as if he needed _ tourism. interesting insight as if he needed more _ tourism. interesting insight as if he needed more players - tourism. interesting insight as if he needed more players to - tourism. interesting insight as if he needed more players to this| tourism. interesting insight as if- he needed more players to this story and are they the club that actually played a saudi team in a preseason friendly a few hours ago major 0—0 and in that injapan friendly and now, another one, al hilal( extraordinary result in this transfer market. will be many layers indeed. it's of a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. nottingham forest have moved in from manchester united and they've reported £15 million, swing internationalism created to connect has agreed to a five—year deal there. was temple to england

midfielder at 23—year—old it's got two years left to run on this contract. manchester city sell out to key port of call walker despite the 33—year—old lucy a spot on the starting 11 towards the back end of their trouble winning season. does the former sheffield wednesday and nottingham forest midfielder chris bart—williams has died at the age of a9. he made his debut for leyton orient atjust 16, he was one of the most promising midfielders of his generation, he made more than 100 appearences for wednesday and over 200 for forest, playing in the premier league with both. during his time at hillsborough he was managed by trevor francis, who passed away at the age of 69 yesterday. in a statement wednesday called it one one of the darkest days in the club's long history. the ashes may be lost but england's cricketers will be trying to sign off from the summer on a high and level the series against australia. after that miserable,

rainy weekend at old trafford, the teams are now at the oval for the final test that starts on thursday our sports correspondent joe wilson is there. now, would you like to see a cricket ground bathed in sunshine? a little bit too late. everything that happened or didn't happen at old trafford, it was an optional training to be overfor trafford, it was an optional training to be over for england players and so ben stokes, others who didn't train and chris went quite extensive stretching whatever the results, they are trying to bring people back to test match cricket and never the consortium plans as well, to carry brooke, could run a fortune playing franchises all of the world and committed to trying to balance the defence and the tax is a test match

banter and make from manchester. pellagra dominating the game and if the game played out. it pellagra dominating the game and if the game played out.— pellagra dominating the game and if the game played out. it almost makes it a moral victory. _ the game played out. it almost makes it a moral victory. it _ the game played out. it almost makes it a moral victory. it is _ the game played out. it almost makes it a moral victory. it is because of - it a moral victory. it is because of the best— it a moral victory. it is because of the best team in the world and i feel like — the best team in the world and i feel like i— the best team in the world and i feel like i contributed a little bit to a few — feel like i contributed a little bit to a few games now in terms been a little bit _ to a few games now in terms been a little bit reckless and especially in the _ little bit reckless and especially in the first, and then there's been times— in the first, and then there's been times in_ in the first, and then there's been times in the — in the first, and then there's been times in the series where we've been a little _ times in the series where we've been a little bit _ times in the series where we've been a little bit tentative and discourse and just _ a little bit tentative and discourse and just getting them measure their and just getting them measure their and getting it right in most evenings. and getting it right in most evenings-— and getting it right in most evenings. and getting it right in most eveninus. �* . . . �* evenings. and after all that we've seen in which _ evenings. and after all that we've seen in which team _ evenings. and after all that we've seen in which team is _ evenings. and after all that we've seen in which team is better? - evenings. and after all that we've l seen in which team is better? here is an australian response. everyone has different _ is an australian response. everyone has different opinions _ is an australian response. everyone has different opinions and - has different opinions and experiences _ has different opinions and experiences have - has different opinions and experiences have been. has different opinions and - experiences have been members has different opinions and _ experiences have been members will say periods _ experiences have been members will say periods that _ experiences have been members will say periods that we _ experiences have been members will say periods that we have _ experiences have been members will say periods that we have been. - say periods that we have been. underscore _

say periods that we have been. underscore the _ say periods that we have been. underscore the line, _ say periods that we have been. underscore the line, he - say periods that we have been. underscore the line, he playedj underscore the line, he played really— underscore the line, he played really well— underscore the line, he played really well importuning - underscore the line, he played really well importuning with i underscore the line, he playedl really well importuning with the played — really well importuning with the played well _ really well importuning with the played well in _ really well importuning with the played well in parts _ really well importuning with the played well in parts and - really well importuning with the played well in parts and it - really well importuning with the - played well in parts and it measures up played well in parts and it measures up to— played well in parts and it measures up to an _ played well in parts and it measures up to an extremely _ played well in parts and it measures up to an extremely great _ played well in parts and it measures up to an extremely great battle, - up to an extremely great battle, it's nice — up to an extremely great battle, it's nice. ~ ., up to an extremely great battle, it's nice. ~ . , ,., it's nice. well handled things some news for lot — it's nice. well handled things some news for lot of _ it's nice. well handled things some news for lot of hostility _ it's nice. well handled things some news for lot of hostility from - news for lot of hostility from incoming boulders this summer. what are england playing for a prospectus where the series. they're definitely plan for all the people will filled the seats of the oval. scotland are another step closer to qualifying for next year's t20 world cup they completely overpowered austria by 166 runs in edinburgh. scotland finished their innings on 232 for 2, opener george munsey with a blistering knock of 132 — that's record t20 score for scotland's men. they then bowled austria out forjust 66 in 16 overs. so, another crushing victory for scotland who top the seven team table with two more matches to play. the netball world cup gets under way in south africa

in three days' time. 16 teams will be battling it out, including scotland, wales and england, whose head coach jess thirlby has been preparing her team for an intense schedule, starting with five matches in five days. is very different and unique because is very different and unique because i don't know of any club in the wrong place more than one or two games a week and it's a huge challenge and something we been preparing forfor the challenge and something we been preparing for for the past couple of years in the margins between top five nations is a close it's ever been and we look at what it takes to win model and it's looking at the number was in australia and it's great to win model and it's looking at the number was in australia and it's great that we'll hit it out against them in the brief stages and we are likely to then crossover with south africa is a bit of home soil, first of a world cup year, that is going to be loud in its liquidity from the repair attention to and it feels as though we're going to

network. three and we have to try to find a way to win.— find a way to win. you'll be able to find a way to win. you'll be able to find it in south _ find a way to win. you'll be able to find it in south africa _ find a way to win. you'll be able to find it in south africa as well. - dutch sprinter lorena wiebes has won stage three of the tour de france femmes. a brave solo break byjulie van de velde nearly came off, but the peloton caught her in the last two hundred metres of the stage. lotte kopecky, in the yellowjersey, made a bid for stage victory in the bunch sprint, but wiebes powered her way across the line for her second win on this year's race. kopecky finished third today, she keeps the yellowjersey and now leads by 55 seconds. tomorrow marks one year to go before the olympic opening ceremony paris is in the final phase of a historic clean—up, which will soon see swimmers and divers back in the river seine. that's been banned for the last century because of the filthy water, but the city has spent one point two billion pounds to make it safe. here's the bbc�*s paris corespondent hugh schofield.

a yearfrom a year from the paris olympics and is a bit of a taste, a diving competition to consider testing the water. ~ ., ., j~:: competition to consider testing the water. ., 5:1, ., , water. more than 80 years since there's been _ water. more than 80 years since there's been competitive - water. more than 80 years since there's been competitive events| water. more than 80 years since i there's been competitive events at seine, but now things to improve water quality, bareback. it’s seine, but now things to improve water quality, bareback.— water quality, bareback. it's not that it was _ water quality, bareback. it's not that it was illegal, _ water quality, bareback. it's not that it was illegal, no _ water quality, bareback. it's not that it was illegal, no one - water quality, bareback. it's not that it was illegal, no one in - water quality, bareback. it's not. that it was illegal, no one in their right mind would have taken the risk and now. we right mind would have taken the risk and now. ~ ., ., ., and now. we tried not to go in there too much but _ and now. we tried not to go in there too much but it _ and now. we tried not to go in there too much but it seems _ and now. we tried not to go in there too much but it seems to be - and now. we tried not to go in there too much but it seems to be ok, - too much but it seems to be ok, beautiful water soft and hot. the sto of beautiful water soft and hot. the story of paris _ beautiful water soft and hot. the story of paris is _ beautiful water soft and hot. tye story of paris is also beautiful water soft and hot. tue story of paris is also the story of the seine. but over a century, due to industry and human waste, he became little more than a picturesque channel. the turnaround began 20 or 30 years ago and now, regular tests carried out by the

city shall bacteria levels well within safety laws. it is taken time and a lot of money in here, just by the station is the result, and concrete. if you want an idea of the scale of the effort that the french are putting into cleaning up the river seine, take a look at this. the depth of 20 olympic swimming pools, this massive underground reservoir is for the store and storm water could otherwise carry human and switching the river. operational next year, it will make the seine safe for swimming not just next year, it will make the seine safe for swimming notjust of next year, it will make the seine safe for swimming not just of the olympics but afterwards for the public. olympics but afterwards for the ublic. ~ ., , olympics but afterwards for the ublic. a, , olympics but afterwards for the ublic. , , public. may see the guys, the athletes coming _ public. may see the guys, the athletes coming into - public. may see the guys, the athletes coming into the - public. may see the guys, the athletes coming into the riverj public. may see the guys, the - athletes coming into the river and swimming — athletes coming into the river and swimming without _ athletes coming into the river and swimming without any— athletes coming into the river and swimming without any health - athletes coming into the river and - swimming without any health problems and they— swimming without any health problems and they will— swimming without any health problems and they will try — swimming without any health problems and they will try to _ swimming without any health problems and they will try to go _ swimming without any health problems and they will try to go in _ and they will try to go in themselves— and they will try to go in themselves and - and they will try to go in themselves and that - and they will try to go in themselves and that is i themselves and that is responsibility- themselves and that is responsibility of- themselves and that is responsibility of the i

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that's all from sport5day. hello. it's been a day of clouds and showers and relatively cool, certainly compared to the mediterranean. where yesterday in some spots, we had extreme temperatures. this was the highest — a8.2 degrees celsius in sardinia. hottest day of the year so far in europe. but those extreme temperatures are coming to an end, at least for now, as this jet stream dives southwards across the mediterranean by wednesday and it pushes the heat back into the sahara and the temperatures will take a tumble. in fact, in palermo on monday, where it was a7 degrees celsius,

we'll look at that on wednesday. we're closer to the climatic norm of around 30 degrees or so. now, the forecast for us, though, that same jet stream is going to bring changeable weather over the coming days. in fact, tomorrow we are expecting a bright start and then rain later on. through the night, ahead of the weather front, there are some clear skies around, but also early in the morning, there could be some showers across parts of northern england. the early morning temperatures will range from around seven degrees in aberdeen to 11—12 in some of the bigger city centres. so that low pressure pushed by that jet stream that i showed you earlier on, and remember, it takes a dive into europe, but here the jet stream is actually pointing right at us. it's pushing the weather front towards us. clouds are thickening in the morning across ireland. the outbreaks of rain are moving in. and i think by around lunchtime, the thicker cloud and possibly the outbreaks of rain will be nudging in to some of these western parts of the uk, whereas further east it should be dry and bright and actually a decent day in norwich, in newcastle and also in aberdeen. but later on in the evening,

so this is wednesday evening now, and into the early hours of thursday, that weather front will cross all parts and there will be rain. so most of us will catch some rain over the next 2a—36 hours. here's thursday's weather forecast, then. once that weather front moves across into the north sea, it leaves a legacy of thicker cloud. it's also going to be quite humid air. temperatures will be around 20 degrees in glasgow and about 22 or three in the south and there'll be sunny spells and also a few showers. so on to the outlook into the weekend. very little change overall, that is, broadly speaking, changeable with frequent showers. bye bye.

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