thank you, alex forsyth in the north—east. now time to look at the weather news.ome of us so far today have had a dreadful day on the weather front, we have had the wind and the rain, but not everybody has seen the wind oi’ but not everybody has seen the wind or the but not everybody has seen the wind orthe rain, the but not everybody has seen the wind or the rain, the rain may be heading in your direction now, but over the next 2a hours into tomorrow they could be disruption, notjust because of the rain but the strength of the wind, this weather system is moving across the country. there is another one moving in later in the week. for the short—term rain splashing across the uk, some areas are getting more rain than others but it looks like these more northern areas that will get the most amount of rainfall during the course of the night. those winds will keep strengthening, coming out by the end of the night out of the north—west here. basically the winds follow the line, the isobars here, so follow the line, the isobars here, so you follow the line, the isobars

early showers in the north—east as well.land and scotland, but quite great conditions around the coasts in the north—east. through the day, early showers will clear from the north—east of england, brightening up nicely, good sunshine here. likely a show or two in wales and the south—west, but still a lot of dry weather. 17 degrees in glasgow, much fresher 22 or $0 degrees in glasgow, much fresher 22 orso in degrees in glasgow, much fresher 22 or so in london. as you go through the evening, again, one or two showers drifting across england and wales, but a lot of fine and dry weather through the evening, most of the showers across scotland and northern ireland. sunday looks mostly fine and dry, most of the showers in scotland and northern ireland. early next week, well, things are set to go downhill, this area of low pressure is heading our way, quite a squeeze on the isobars around the centre of it, really windy for the time of year. and also really quite wet as well, not a very pleasa nt stay really quite wet as well, not a

so not good news for roads in north east either.of xhit and i big delays earlier wash cleared. back to you receive and allison. >> 'new campaign kicks off today in montgomery country and it's called i take it personally campaign to encourage xhinty members and bars and restaurants to do what they can to keep drunk drivers off the road more than a million people in the d.c. pet row plan to get out of up to. 9 out of so bill sdrevrt to their decision nasss and drive, dlaiv. cheapest gas since 2015. >> 2005? >> treat pretty good. >> even better. >> this is not good if you. we'll get through it crap population will be in the bay. it end early due to the concern over the decline in chesapeake blue crab population. experts say that population fell by nearly 100 million in the past year. crabbing season will now end november 20, step days earlier that normal. >> another milestone and cheat owe's cop test you want to get on. >> nationals even it up with the cubs . where they're headed there in washington. he's asleep. finally. those powerfu

other additional disruption as long the north east corridor.here several investigators on location. two people struck and keld by train early this morning in north east. it's just a few miles from union station. so again biss disruptions there. you can always take washington metro as option to get around some of these slow downs. now keep in mind brunswick line is not impacted and if you take the line it is not impacted by the trash closure and again no delays right now reported on all the local washington metro trains and we'll keep you updated if and when that changes and if you have questions try to plan route this morning and back to you annie and maureen. >>> all right. man, look at that sunrise, it's georgous, hot tunes, got hot tunes. >> it feels like late fall morning. >> it really does. late spring. early fall. whatever you want to call it. it feels comfortable. >> nice break from heat and humidity. >> let's see what wha you're doing. there you go. >> bringing that number back. >> 70s. >> busting that out of vault, hu? >> disco. >> oh,

north through the course of the day. so for any heat at all, well, we have to rely on a little sunshine coming through in the south—east. rees. itjust keeps on coming through the daylight hours. here we are into the evening and the pattern is very much the same. i changed the day and the pattern remains the same. the one crumb of comfort at this stage is that by then we may see 80 millimetres of rain across the high ground in the north—east and the rain will be lazy, lighter and patchier. done at the south—east, 23, mayjust pop off a couple of heavy showers and the start of the week and looks to be a bit damp across the south—eastern quarter until that front moves off into the near continent and then we look back towards the atlantic to see the supply of weather for the weekend. once the front is gone, there is a lull in proceedings and a decent day for many on saturday. pushing the weather front into the north—western corner of the british isles. during the course of saturday afternoon, that will then transfer a weakening band of weather down towards the south—west and we do it all again. not a bad day following on behi

fresher conditions in north—east england. fine weather for scotland.oo much in the way of heavy rain. but it will probably come down in fairly big blobs. uncomfortable night for sure for some of us. these are the temperatures at 10pm. another uncomfortable night's fleet. it stays very warm across england and wales, hot even, with plenty of sunshine —— another uncomfortable night's fleet. wednesday afternoon, probably the hottest of the heat wave, temperatures up to 3a. if we do see highs of 3a, it would be the hottestjune do see highs of 3a, it would be the hottest june date for a0 do see highs of 3a, it would be the hottestjune date for a0 years. as we go through wednesday evening, it ends ina we go through wednesday evening, it ends in a bank, thunderstorms will break out fairly widely, gusty winds, torrential burst of rain and pretty hefty hail as well. the stormy weather still with us on thursday in eastern parts of england, staying quite warm. elsewhere, fresher air moving in off the atlantic, partly sunny spells and loud. similaron the atlantic,

the suffering in north—east nigeria is enormous. 2 million people have been displaced by the fighting, caused by the boko haram insurgency. and most of them are living in sprawling camps, and they are entirely dependent upon aid hand—outs. tens of thousands of children are currently at risk of dying of starvation. that's how serious a crisis this is in that part of the country. and this acknowledgement from the nigerian government that aid is effectively being stolen, whilst shocking, is not a huge surprise. i have spoken to a humanitarian organisation up there as well as local officials, and they say this has been an ongoing problem. what the government says is that previously up to half the trucks delivering assistance or aid, those trucks would be diverted. effectively, the aid would be stolen. in order to fix this problem, the government now says that those aid convoys will be accompanied by soldiers and police, to make sure that aid goes from the warehouses to those that need it the most. now, even if all that aid does reach th

comfort at this stage is that by then we may see 80 millimetres of rain across the high ground in the north—eastt pop off a couple of heavy showers and the start of the week and looks to be a bit damp across the south—eastern quarter until that front moves off into the near continent and then we look back towards the atlantic to see the supply of weather for the weekend. once the front is gone, there is a lull in proceedings and a decent day for many on saturday. pushing the weather front into the north—western corner of the british isles during the course of saturday afternoon, that will then transfer a weakening band of weather down towards the south—west and we do it all again. not a bad day following on behind but again, a scattering of showers across the northern and western parts of scotland. so compared to what comes in the next 2a hours or so, the weekend is dry, bright and warm for many of us. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: tough new security for flights into the united states, but no ban on la

of scotla nd particularly across the north—east of scotland and north—east england, heavy, persistentuieter note. yes we still have heavy rain to clear through eastern scotland but elsewhere sunny spells pretty much. a cool breeze across the north—west coast of scotland. only around 13—to—15 but highest values likely of 20 before the next area of rain arrives which will bring wet and windy weather across the country during thursday. brighter skies across england and wales, but they tend to sit through northern ireland and southern scotland. the headlines: the third man to carry out the london bridge attack has been named as 22—year—old moroccan—italian, youssef zaghba. a minute's silence has been held across the uk for the seven people who were killed, and the dozens more injured, in the attack on saturday night. one of the seven people killed in the london bridge attacks was a nurse from australia, who ran to help those who'd been injured. the french interior minister has said the man shot and wounded by police outside notre dame cathedral, in paris, is thought to be an algerian stud

it all started in bolton north east.paign. it was a clear statement that she would take her fight deep into labour seats, deep into enemy territory. that was seven long weeks ago, and back then the expectation was they'd win big, taking seats off labour like this one. but on thursday, that just didn't happen — so what went wrong? three, two, one... it's marathon day in bolton north east. this was just one of the labour seats that failed to turn blue in the landslide that never happened. none of the forecasts were as bleak as this. it was hard to find bolton voters who'd been impressed. it was a disaster, from start to finish. from starting off in bolton, and in bolton north east a labour majority for the past 20 years. i think it summed up, that's kind of the perfect metaphor for her campaign, it was completely misguided, it was completely based on some sort of wild fantasy she had in her head. senior tories in bolton told us the fiasco over social care really hurt theircampaign, but for these runners getting ready out o

still one or two early showers affecting the north—east of england, drifting up towards the north—east. central and eastern areas largely dry but grey for eastern scotla nd largely dry but grey for eastern scotland with extensive low cloud and mist. through the day, i think it will brighten up in the north—east of england. a few showers in wales and down here but most showers in scotland and northern ireland. 17—18d luggage rack. and 22 down here, pleasant enough. —— 17—18 degrees here. most of the showers across scotland and northern ireland. sunday, dry and bright weather for central and eastern areas particularly, but still a few showers to be had in scotland, the odd one for western england and wales. top temperature at this stage about 18—20d. then it will turn pretty wet and windy. lots of isobars around that low pressure so it will be quite windy. we are looking at gales or perhaps something stronger around the coast and hills. there will be fairly extensive rain as well. through the next few days, sunshine and showers taking us through the weekend then it will turn wet and wind

getting it what's the north—east as well. f london and north wales as well. this is the big picture for tuesday. low pressure in the north of the uk and we have to watch this coming from the new continent because it could contain some heavy, potentially thundery, showers. a lot of cloud on tuesday. watch out for the showers from the south, as i see the potential of thunder and lightning with those, and outbreaks of rain further north as well. top temperature by this stage down to 20-21d. into temperature by this stage down to 20—2id. into wednesday, some heavy rain across much of england and parts of wales, into southern scotla nd parts of wales, into southern scotland as well. a bit of a breeze into the middle of the week along that north sea coast, so wet and windy here and on the poolside. 0nly 12-13 windy here and on the poolside. 0nly 12—13 degrees in newcastle. all in all this week is looking pretty u nsettled, all this week is looking pretty unsettled, some spells of rain and some of that could be quite heavy and at tim

the south—west we have seen some heavy and persistent rain which will continue to push steadily north and easthrough this evening. some rain quite heavy, accompanied by gale force gusts of wind is pushing steadily north and east. it will slowly clear from northern ireland to the western fringes. gales light—year across much of england and wales. slowly easing away to sunny spells and scattered showers further south. top temperatures looking disappointing. their window a fine weather across

he hasjust left here in the north—east of england. he has several visits today.using policy and talk about the investment that the party would put into house—building and assuring everyone could have somewhere to live and a roof over their heads. but of course, inevitably, because of the events at the weekend in london, the whole election campaign is overshadowed by that. jeremy corbyn was therefore asked about his approach to security, he has laid out labour's case in a speech in carlisle last night when he talks about the impact of conservative cuts to police numbers. labour have pledged to reverse that and another 10,000 police officers out there on the streets. they have also committed more prison officers and security and counterterrorism officers. he was reiterating those arguments today. although we three days the election, there are whole range of issues that people will be desperately interested in hearing about from the party leaders right now. in the wake of what has happened, given the magnitude of the attack in london. there is the question as to how

comfort at this stage is that by then we may see 80 millimetres of rain across the high ground in the north—eastter and patchier across the north and west. down in the south—east, 23, mayjust pop off a couple of heavy showers and the start of the weekend looks to be a bit damp across the south—eastern quarter until that front moves off into the near continent and then we look back towards the atlantic to see the supply of weather for the weekend. once the front is gone, there is a lull in proceedings and a decent day for many on saturday. pushing the weather front into the north—western corner of the british isles during the course of saturday afternoon, that will then transfer a weakening band of weather down towards the south—west and we do it all again. not a bad day following on behind but again, a scattering of showers across the northern and western parts of scotland. so compared to what comes in the next 2a hours or so, the weekend is dry, bright and warm for many of us. hello. this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. the next step into finding out what caused the tragedy

we start off tomorrow still with the potential of that rain hanging on in the far north—east.rs open out and the winds will ease down, before the next system arrives. so, make the most of it tomorrow, if you can figure reasonable day, with some decent sunny spells coming through. the rain, heavy to start with but then slowly confining itself to the northern isles. as we move into thursday, that wet and windy weather will push across the country. thursday will be mainly sunny spells and scattered showers. temperatures once again struggling. our main headline... the third london bridge attacker is named. 22—year—old youssef zaghba was an italian national of moroccan descent. he was living in east london. a minute's silence is held across the uk for those who were killed and injured in the attack. a third victim has been named as ki rsty third victim has been named as kirsty boden, a 27—year—old nurse from australia who worked in a hospital near london bridge. good afternoon. i'm jessica creighton with the latest sports news. england's cricketers were making good progress against

eastern scotland and north—east england, as promised, things will brighten in the afternoon. ght, outbreaks of rain spreading a radically across england and wales. persistent in the hills to the west. clearer skies in northern parts of scotland, so we will see the chilly as conditions there to take us into thursday morning, temperatures well down into single figures. in eastern england and the south—east we should have a decent day tomorrow, some brea ks have a decent day tomorrow, some breaks in the cloud. it should be warm enough. elsewhere across when and wales, occasional rain, persistent over the hills. maybe some front later on. northern ireland, rain on and off. northern scotla nd ireland, rain on and off. northern scotland stays dry, but still a little on the cool side. to take us through thursday night and to friday, weather fronts eventually moving from england and wales stop one still left over northern scotland, so after a dry and bright day here on thursday, cloudy and outbreaks of rain once again. but for much of you it will be sunshine and showers. that is how i

particularly cool where you're stuck under cloud and the outbreaks of rain across scotland and north—eastto the early hours of wednesday. elsewhere across the country, a return to clearer conditions and less windy. temperatures overnight down to about nine or ten. wednesday will be an improving sort of day down to the fact that this area of low pressure will slowly clear off to the north—east. we still have pretty tightly packed isoba rs during wednesday. another breezy day to come across northern and eastern parts of england and scotland but elsewhere we have light winds and a bit more sunshine, so an improvement. the next batch of rain waiting in the wings to head in from the south—west later on. but in the sunshine with the lighter winds, it will reach about 20 or so in london. during thursday, we will see further spells of wet weather working west to east across the country, another breezy good morning from a special edition of breakfast. with just 48 hours until the uk goes to the polls, we've invited some of you to join us for breakfast with a panel of experts ready to take your que

during the day on wednesday, the low pressure were clear to the north—east.astern parts of the country so it is still a breezy day. the wind will become confined to eastern scotland later in the day. a bit of respite. many of us dry. the next batch of wet weather works in to the south—west of england a pleasant enough day in the south—east. then through the day on thursday, we see the next area of low pressure working its way from west to east, slowly across the country. all in all, a pretty unsettled week ahead. bye for now. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. 0ur america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: police say one of the three london bridge attackers was a well—known supporter of an islamist extremist group. president trump again attacks the mayor of london on twitter, but the white house says he's not picking a fight. australian police are treating a deadly siege in melbourne as a terrorist incident. it's the biggest celebrity court cas

across north—west england, across wales and into the south—west as well. even east afternoon. some brighter skies and sunshine will trigger heavy and perhaps thundery showers in scotland. northern ireland, a few showers coming, after that dull start, particularly cold though across northern england as the rain sets in, particularly west across the full wet across wales, a brief walk towards the east of england, east anglia and the south—east but we will see shari bursts of rain developing especially in the afternoon but the wettest weather the west into wales, north—west of england, could be as much as eight millimetres of rain during monday and monday night, the rain moving slowly northwards and eastwards and at the same time the wind is continuing to strengthen, especially across the south coast and in the south—west. a blustery picture as we head towards the end of the night. on tuesday, temperatures ten or 11 degrees but we start with some wet weather, especially across scotland and eastern england. the main rain is pushing up with that area of low pressure into

still some rain in the north—east. we get some more rainjust ambling into the south—west. our main area of low pressure finally clears away and the rain eases in the north—east of scotland but a complicated tangle of weather fronts moves in from the atlantic, bringing in some further spells of rain across england and wales, although it may tend to clear away later on thursday to allow us some warmth and sunshine and showers. but some heavy and thundery downpours are possible across northern ireland and later scotland. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt at borough market in london — the scene of the third terror attack in the uk in less than three months. police say they they've identified the three men who murdered seven people and left dozens injured in a brutal assault on saturday night. the first of the victims has been named as christine archibald from canada. her family say she has room in her heart for everyone. 11 people are in custody following arrests in barking in east london — the islamic state gro

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so it‘s really going to cling on to the far north—east of scotland and north—east of scotland and north—eastat‘s down on where they should be for the time of year. the low finally clears off into the north sea up towards scandinavia which wednesday. we keep a strong wind and it will turn to a north—westerly direction, never a warm source at any time of year. that is going to continue to peg back the feel of things up in the north, 11 to 14 celsius the high, but it will be a drier day on wednesdayment more sunshine coming through. perhaps one of the driest of the week. make the most of it if you can. i‘ll be back in laugh an hour. —— halfan hour. —— half an hour. today at 5 — i‘m jane hill, live from borough market where the investigation into saturday‘s attack continues. police say they know the identities of the three men involved. more properties in east london have been raided in the early hours of this morning — a number of people have been detained. christine archibald from canada is the first victim to be named. the 30—year—old was visiting london for the first time with her fiance. 36

some quite heavy particularly on west facing slopes as it taxes wasted lay north and east. s parts of wales. farther south quite muddy through the night to butchers around 15 or 16 and he north of the rain it be chilly with low single figures into sheltered north—east. chilly start but a dry with rain on tuesday morning sitting across the western isles and through scotland and the central lowlands. heavy perhaps for the early morning rush—hour. the same across north—west england and into wales. betsy south of the midlands, and to south—east and south—west. 0ff drive hundred of the mild with highs of around 17 degrees. easy to start to build, quit if you would feel to the south which could trigger off some sharp thundery downpours. the rain continues to track steadily north and east so after a chilly drive start in the northern isles it is all change. sunny spells, scattered showers and breezy for the end of the day. we are surrounded by low pressure late on tuesday into wednesday so that will be some spells of rain continuing during the early hours of wednesday, some really

as well. 0utbreaks scotland, up towards the north east as well. the north of the uk and we have got to watch this area low— pressure have got to watch this area low—pressure coming up from the neo—con didn't as well because that could contain some heavy potentially than do —— thundery showers. a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain further north as well. top temperatures by this stage down to around 21, 20 two celsius. tuesday night into wednesday, pretty heavy rains across much of england, parts of wales, creeping up into southern scotland. a bit abrasive figures on to the medulla week along the coast as well for the wet and windy here. 0nly as well for the wet and windy here. only 12 or 13 celsius in newcastle, might get into the lower 20s in the south—eastern corner. unsettled week, spells of rain, some could be heavy and at times, it could be quite windy. the ireland 150 people have been killed in pakistan when a lorry transporting oil burst into flames. —— around 150 people. police in istanbul have moved in to prevent the city's gay pride march

, north—east scotland and east coast fringes of north—east england as well.isobars start to stretch out and open up which means that the winds fall lighter. it could be a better day tomorrow before the next area of low pressure moves in. but enjoy the sunshine really and temperatures a degree or so up sunshine really and temperatures a degree or so up on sunshine really and temperatures a degree or so up on today. we keep the rain into the far north and with that north—westerly breeze temperatures more subdued. we could see highs of around 21, but as you can see waiting in the wings down to the south—west, there is a potential for yet more rain to arrive. now, this time, we're not expecting to be as severe as today. there will be a band of showery rain moving northwards and allowing for slight improvement as we come out of thursday and into friday. so, it does look as though we will continue to see unsettled weather this week. hopefully a little bit quieter as we move into friday. this is bbc news. the headlines at 4:00pm. french police say they have shot a m

start wet and windy in the north—east and that moves slowly away into the north sea. weatherwise. i like the way you have gone inside, carol. we are out in the rain. good morning everyone! good morning! loving your style. you guys have been finding out about the election. tiffany, you had a great question.” asked why doesn't the queen just choose who is going to be prime minister rather than having this big election and then a got told, even though the queen gets her face around the postcards and stuff... and all the money and things. - §7 —— the its”? f” boast , ~ the it"? 7... boast draw? —— have the most amount of boast draw? —— most amount of votes. gt motorsport of the smaller parties? yes. —— do you team up with the small parties. thank you very much, guys, small parties. thank you very much, guys, great questions. those are the burning issues of young people who aren't able who are.... to vote in this week election — but let's talk to some young people who are.... there have been too many cuts within the public service and the police. there is a lot of reactive

we still keep the persistent rain clinging to the far north—east of scotla nd clinging to the far north—eastt. there will be more sunshine in the story for tomorrow. lighter winds. with the sun it will feel better. yes, the rain will continue up into the far north—east for a time eeshgsing into the afternoon. north—westerly breeze might make it feel cooler on those coasts in scotland, 15 degrees for northern ireland,. of northern england, dry with sunshine. if we are lucky we will get sunshine to the south—east, 19-20. get sunshine to the south—east, 19—20. could be betterfor this time of year, nevertheless, it's better than today. the cloud, the rain gathers to the south—west and for south wales. another system will move in as we push into thursday. it will bring wet and windy weather sitting across northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england. sunshine and showers follow on behind it. george. thank you, louise. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. the t

tuesday, towards the north east looking pretty good in new york. some sunshine and pretty hot. america, yet another potential tropical storm. this one grazing at its way along the north coast. threatening trinidad and tobago, the grenadines, and then it gets out into the caribbean and heads north pushing its way towards espana. a lock to watch out for in this part of the world. things will be going downhill neots japan, increasingly wet and windy and that rain extending into southern china. a lot of rain in and around hong kong. the monsoon rains well underway in india. we will see some heavy downpours. i suspect the wettest weather will be in the northern reaches of the bay of bengal. in bangladesh, myanmar, north—east india, expecting as much as 800 to 1000 millimetres of rain. we have already seen some flooding and landslides, i think it will be and landslides, i think it will be an ongoing problem in the coming days. saudi arabia could pick up some dust and sand. it will have a significant impact on aviation in the region. last weekend in portugal, this is what we saw, seri

it will bring the windies whether to north—east scotla nd windies whether to north—east scotland andstill have those bands of showers, 0rkney, shetland and into the central swathes of western scotland, either side of that there will be some sunshine around first thing. after a large dry afternoon in northern ireland, one of two shelves are coming, most places will avoid them, a bright enough start for north england, blustery weather. we will see lots more cloud to start the day, patchy rain and drizzle, mainly to the west. ease angler should start the day dry. the patchy rain and drizzle will work its way eastwards through the morning. it does mean for many of you across wales, midlands, a cloudy day tomorrow. a bit of sunshine that always a greater chance of seeing some rain at times. afternoon, east midlands, the odd heavy shower. temperatures still low 20s. bright afternoon for north west england. scotland and northern ireland feeling fresher and for those at glastonbury, through the morning and into lunchtime, the greatest chance of some rain. then sky is and a small chance of an

just a few showers in the north—east. so the sunshine turns hazy. skies will turn grey, particularly for northern ireland. into the evening rush—hour, northern ireland could see some heavy bursts of rain, and that will spread into central and southern scotland. lively totals expected overnight into the trossachs, and some heavy rain in the north—east of england and wales. mainly affecting northern and western areas, a more humid day, and some storms could brew later on tuesday. the wettest conditions at the moment are likely to be across scotland, the far north of england, and occasional rain added to the west. after a sunny morning, the south and east of england, the storms could get going. and as i said, it brings is a different sort of week. breezy at times, too, and after last week when some of you saw clear blue skies for days on end, there will be more cloud around too. this is bbc news. the headlines: cladding on 34 tower blocks in 17 council areas in england fails safety fire tests— as some residents in north londo

the south—west we have seen some heavy and persistent rain which will continue to push steadily north and eastland to the western fringes. gales light—year across much of england and wales. slowly easing away to sunny spells and scattered showers further south. top temperatures looking disappointing. their window a fine weather across wednesday and a little warmer, highs of 20 degrees. this is bbc news. the bbc can confirm that the izza 27—year—old barking. the vigil is about to take place to remember the victims of the terror attack. the first of the victims is named as christine archibald from canada. she was visiting london for the first time with her fiance.

they are drifting their way up to the north—east of scotland.tern scotland, central and eastern areas rather dry. but it will be quite grey for eastern scotland, with some fairly extensive low cloud and mist. through the day, it will brighten up for the north—east of england. a few showers will crop up in wales and the south—west, but a lot of dry weather here. most of the showers will be in scotland and northern ireland. 17 or 18 degrees here. fresher than it has been in the south—east, down to 21 or 22 degrees. still pleasant enough. three evening, there will be one or two showers dropping their way across england and wales, but a lot of dry weather as well. most of the showers will be across scotland and northern ireland. a lot of dry and bright weather, particularly for central and eastern areas. still a few showers to be had in scotland, northern ireland, the odd one for western parts of england and wales, the top temperature by this stage at roundabout 18 to 20 degrees. early next week, it will turn pretty wet and pretty windy. we have thi

north—east scotland and the northern ireland.ies. scotland, northern ireland, and england, blustery showers. rather cloudy. especially for southern areas today. not quite as warm. temperatures about 19— 22. closer to the mid— teens in the north. thanks very much. last week the tv presenter ant mcpartlin revealed that he was receiving treatment for addiction problems with alcohol and prescription drugs. the story drew attention to a growing issue in the uk. the number of people using and abusing prescription painkillers is increasing, but doctors worry that a lack of awareness means they aren't always getting the help they need. we're joined now by dr yassir abassi, he's an addiction specialist for the nhs, and founder of the charity pain. also with us is the director adam patterson, he's made a documentary about prescription drug abuse in northern ireland. very good morning to both of you. it is funny sometimes when a celebrity is funny sometimes when a celebrity is linked to a problem and it gives it much more attention than it

the bulk of the wet weather drifting north and east. 00 millimetres, four inches of rain before the low drifts off into the north sea tomorrow. for the rush hour, there will be a lot of heavy rain through scotlandment blustery, but not the strongest of the winds. those are probably likely to continue to be through wales and northern england. a scattering of showers here for the evening rush hour, but some of the showers could be heavy with hail and thunder. but gusts of wind still potentially 40 to 50mph. these are going to be the temperatures then to close out our day. 12 or 13 celsius to the north. disappointing really. 18 celsius a maximum today that we have seen celsius a maximum today that we have seen and then the strongest of the gusts of winds will start to ease away through this evening. we still keep the potential for that rain to clear on to the north—east of england and eastern scotland. behind it drier conditions to follow on and not a cold night, eight to 11 celsius. so we start off tomorrow with that rain lingering and sti

some of these showers could be heavy in the north—east of scotland. up to 23 celsius in the south—east. this low pressure area pushing in, but it will be meeting a high—pressure, which will push humid here up. humid conditions over on wednesday night overnight. some clothes are no pics of rain for northern ireland and scotland. it is clear we have that warmth and humidity we may see some thunderstorms in the south east wednesday night into thursday. accord front pushing finisher conditions for much of the country towards the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy, live from westminster. these are the top stories at 2pm. the bbc understands the queen's speech, in which the government sets out its plans, has been delayed. theresa may is meeting her reshuffled cabinet for the first time since the general election, ahead of a difficult meeting with backbenchers later. downing street say they are still confident of getting a good brexit deal and are sticking to the two year timetable — brexit secretary david davis says the uk will walk away if

that on i think there's a real there's a real question in there because we as a north east m.p. i will be really interested to see to what the d. p. what their price is and whether the rest of the can she will sharing it and so for example if part of that price is reductions on passenger airport passenger tax which is a real issue in the northeast as well as in northern ireland then unless we're sharing in that we're going to be disadvantaged and there's a whole raft of other areas investment and transport etc if seventy ends for northern ireland but continues for the rest of the country because they haven't got the all the votes to get it through parliament against their own tories against their own party then. but the people the northeast of every region in this country want something but this is. more than i do and this is a matter for the whole country and depression right you know but when one bush the right saw a pact and this talk of across the country on on on of the abortion i think it's a real challenge it's it is a coalition of details. for us which appears to be a go

comfort at this stage is that by then we may see 80 millimetres of rain across the high ground in the north—eastp off a couple of heavy showers and the start of the week and looks to be a bit damp across the south—eastern quarter until that front moves off into the near continent and then we look back towards the atlantic to see the supply of weather for the weekend. once the front is gone, there is a lull in proceedings and a decent day for many on saturday. pushing the weather front into the north—western corner of the british isles. of the british isles during the course of saturday afternoon, that will then transfer a weakening band of weather down towards the south—west and we do it all again. not a bad day following on behind but again, a scattering of showers across the northern and western parts of scotland. so compared to what comes in the next 2a hours or so, the weekend is dry, bright and warm for many of us. president xijinping president xi jinping arrives to celebrate 20 years of chinese rule. more than 60 countries have now been hit the latest cyber—attack. an expert tells us this

comfort at this stage is that by then we may see 80 millimetres of rain across the high ground in the north—east of heavy showers and the start of the weekend looks to be a bit damp across the south—eastern quarter until that front moves off into the near continent and then we look back towards the atlantic to see the supply of weather for the weekend. once the front is gone, there is a lull in proceedings and a decent day for many on saturday. pushing the weather front into the north—western corner of the british isles during the course of saturday afternoon, that will then transfer a weakening band of weather down towards the south—west and we do it all again. not a bad day following on behind but again, a scattering of showers across the northern and western parts of scotland. so compared to what comes in the next 2a hours or so, the weekend is dry, bright and warm for many of us. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: 0ne of the world's most senior roman catholic cardinals, george pell, has been charged with

east. saturday, every day, as you is eager with these wind arrows. a few showers will develop, mainly across the northr. winds will come down from the north—westerly direction, and it will be cooler across scotland. the south—east, we could make 21 or 22 degrees. sprinkle over the next few days. certainly over the weekend, it will feel cooler. it will be breezy with a mixture of sunshine and showers. you're watching bbc world news. iraq's military says islamic state has blown up the grand al—nuri mosque. it is where abu bakr al—baghdadi made his only public appearance as the leader of is after proclaiming a caliphate three years ago. the american secretary of state says china has a responsibility to force north korea to scrap its nuclear weapons. rex tillerson said washington wants complete denuclearisation of the korean peninsular. this storing is trending on bbc .com — the hug that wasn't when senator marco rubio tried to embrace ivanka trump. it was caught on camera, uploaded and went viral. you are up—to—date. stay with us. now on bbc news, it is time for hardtalk.

convective showers in north and east bay may include a chance of thundershowers with hail and brief downpours. focus officially in the north and east bay. and cold enough for winter weather advisory in the sierra. know levels near 6,000. and next week, 90s. give you timing of the roller coaster in eight minutes. back to you. >>> keep track of the changes in the weather by downloading the free nbc bay area app. click on the weather tab for live doppler radar. >>> expected to be another dramatic week on capitol hill. attorney general jeff sessions will testify answering questions raised by testimony of former fbi director james comey about alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election. everybody is gearing up for the recess sessions next week. >> and not clear if private or public. change from plans to testify on republican's budget. puts him in the firing line over questions about his contact with russian ambassador to the u.s. and question about russian influence in the 2016 election. president trump is doing his best to get agenda back to forefront. president trump spends weekend at new jers

it's starting to lift to the north and east. staying unsettled for the rest of today. 75 in the city. and dover 76 degrees. you have dew point numbers in the lower 70s and upper 70s in dove. a lot of low level moisture in the atmosphere as well. here is satellite 6 along with action radar mostly cloudy and those are the scattered showers and storms earlier today departing from the north and east and a cold front off to the west and we track the moisture from what is tropical depression cindy, the remnants of that storm in combination of that storm kicks eastward we are tracking that for the second half of the weekend, and if you travel today on this get away friday. we are experiencing delays at philadelphia international airport up to 80 minutes, check with your carrier for weather related delays and boston and jfk because of the showers and storms moving on through. future tracker 6 showing you 4:30 today and scattered showers and storms off to the north and west and even tonight if you step out late on the town have the wet w

temperatures into the low 30s down south and fresher conditions across the north—east. 10 celsius lower than yesterday. rain through northern ireland, otherwise it's going to be another uncomfortable night ahead. temperatures at ten o'clock still in the mid—20s the sum. —— for some of us. the mid—20s the sum. —— for some of us. it's probably going to be the hottest day of the heatwave and if we get these temperatures then it will be the hottestjune day in some 30 years. hello. this is bbc news. the latest headlines... the chancellor philip hammond has called for a smooth brexit to avoid a "cliff edge" for businesses as the uk leaves the european union. mr hammond also said that immigration would be "managed but not shut down". barclays bank and four of its former top executives have been charged with fraud in connection with a deal to raise investment from qatar at the height of the financial crisis in 2008. a review into the murder of toddler liam fee in fife, has said there were "missed opportunities" which could potentially have prevented his abuse. he was murdered b

the labour party have ke pt corbyn and the labour party have kept those seats in yorkshire, the north—eastthe government of britain complex? it's in this cabinet manual, i rarely leave home without it audits quite, the catered, raw politics can make a difference to the prescribed drills and after a night of malta double political convulsions i fearfor night of malta double political convulsions i fear for mrs may it's going to be a day of raw, brittle politics. why old friend john ramsey once described the tour really do ship asa once described the tour really do ship as a tough receipt tempered by assassination and the question is will she be assassinated by her own hand or that of other people, sooner or later? for the last two general elections we had a drill made out, it was always back of an envelope constitution when you and i first used to do this but there is a drill in this prime ministers resigning either individually or be half of their own government... but what about not resigning, with a minority government? several drills and possibilities for it, whether they will do a deal

into sunday, the area of low pressure sitting to the north—east, bringing something of a north—westerlyshine. through sunday night into monday, the area of low pressure pushed away. looks like we build the area of low pressure in, certainly not all unsettled weather, not all wet weather, however, late in the day on monday, likely to see an area of rain spreading from the west still. temperatures much lower than they have been. as we get deeper into next week, pattern continues, one area of low pressure moving through perhaps on tuesday, another area of low pressure when you dry weather for a time, notice and other low pressure in the atlantic. all the while, wind will generally be coming from i westerly direction, feeling fresher air. hot airwill be in direction, feeling fresher air. hot air will be in evidence across parts of the continent. remains fresher, some rain at times, always driest in the east, quite breezy, no doubt about it, heatwave has reached its peak. trumpets sound it was a slightly less formal state opening of parliament for the queen, and the speech listed 27 bills co