this is the scene in cambridgeshire. ca ptu red this is the scene in cambridgeshire.hunderstorms already across the region. could be more to come in the next hours. this line of heavy showers is producing thunderstorms, pushing northwards over the next few hours. into the rest of the afternoon, crossbars of east anglia, the midlands and maybe north—east england these areas are most likely to see showers. there could be some further south. if you catch a shower, bringing a lot of standing water. dry in wales and the south—west of england and temperatures on the one side. lastly high 20s. 30 degrees in some parts of the south—east. some isolated downpours bringing hail and thunder across north—east england. into northern ireland and scotland, more clout here and fewer showers but some drizzly outbreaks across the north west. into the evening we are going to see heavy downpours across parts of eastern england slowly easing. thunder and lightning easing into the evening hours. where you catch heavy downpours we could have some disruption to travel. some spray on the road

soa mix fairweather cloud in cambridgeshire. a mix of weather brought by this low— pressure so a mix of weather brought by this low—pressure which has made some grains toa low—pressure which has made some grains to a halt for the time being. you could argue this is the british summer you could argue this is the british summerand it you could argue this is the british summer and it does change, that is normal. you can summer and it does change, that is normal. you can see summer and it does change, that is normal. you can see this cloud. the winds, pretty strong, the rain heavy. especially across south—western england and wales, and a chance of disruption. for holiday—makers across this part of the world, it is not a pretty picture. this heavy rain is quite slow—moving and it is coming with quite a punch with the heavy rain. and the winds are approaching in some spots up to 50 mph. some of that rain is moving to the irish sea later in the afternoon. eastern parts of northern ireland getting spots of rain and the west of scotland.

some big threatening skies captured in cambridgeshire.

however, nine fire services, including tyne & wear, leicestershire, kent, lancashire and cambridgeshireance. the crux of the problem is this — the same fire in the same tower block elicits wildly different responses from fire services across the country. now, take this building behind me. it's a high—rise building in essex. and if there's a fire here, the first response of the local fire service won't be to send a high ladder. whereas in neighbouring suffolk, they will. lauren irish is a community nurse who cares for a resident inside a tower block. at the end of the day, it's a tower block. you hear that it is on fire, why wouldn't you send the highest ladder you've got to get them out quicker, rather than just sending a little one? what's that going to do? you know, who is going to reach the top floor? it's not fair. that's my opinion on it. it's not. i wouldn't like to be on the top floor. essex fire service say that they have inspected

we also have dark clouds in the vale of glamorgan and we have some fairweather clouds in the cambridgeshireday in some of the east areas. this is the low pressure that brought the bad weather, it is still with us, here in the south west, the rain has been very heavy, the winds have been gusting up to 50 mph in places which isa gusting up to 50 mph in places which is a lot for this time of year. some problems there. it looks as though some of that heavy rain will still be around with a chorus of this evening. for some of the holiday—makers, it is far from ideal. it is a very distinct band of wind and rain that has been sitting here for quite some time, it is only slowly nudging towards the east through the course of the evening and that is only a snapshot around seven o'clock. decent in belfast, glasgow was not bad, it has been a fine day in parts of scotland as well and as i indicated earlier, some of the east areas enjoying fine weather and then the rain will reach you a little bit later on tonight, but as this weather front here, and it isa but as this weather front here, and it is a weat

we can now speak to our correspondent alex dunlop at the landfill site in milton in cambridgeshire.t the police have been saying. in effect, the police have this afternoon packed away the rakes at least eight and admitted defeat. they cannot find any sign or evidence that corrie mckeague is buried here. the set—aside initially 6—10 weeks and half a million pounds for the search. that came and went and the extended the search into a wider area. that search has gone on for 20 weeks. for the officers here, it has been hot, uncomfortable, sometimes dangerous work, wading through the reviews in very high temperatures. they say that they have been some material, newspapers, that sort of stuff, that indicates they were searching in the right time frame of last september and in the right area, that shows that the refuse came from bury st edmunds. but nothing that links corrie mckeague to the site. that said, they say they are still convinced corrie mckeague is here but this is not a criminal investigation. i was here backin criminal investigation. i was here back in early march when they st

that was the sunset in cambridgeshire.earlier in the day, where we saw cloud breaking up a little bit through the likes of the midlands and northern ireland, temperatures lifted very readily, up to 2a or 25 degrees because of the wedge of warm, humid air that was sitting in place. now, fast—forward to the start of sunday morning, that wedge of warm air is confined to the southern half of the country, where it will be quite cloudy, misty, murky and drizzly in places. a very, very warm start to the day indeed, but something cooler and fresher for northern ireland and for scotland. that will be, though, where we see the best of the sunshine during sunday morning. northern ireland, scotland, quite a lot of sunshine, although very blustery winds for northern scotland, perhaps gales in exposed spots, bringing showers into the mix. across the north of england, things will turn increasingly bright as our weather front, this cold front, slips further southward. along the line of the front and to the south of it, it's going to be qu

that was the sunset in cambridgeshire.ing up a little bit through the the likes of the midlands and northern ireland, temperatures lifted very readily, up to 2a or 25 degrees because of the wedge of warm, humid air that was sitting in place. now, fast—forward to the start of sunday morning, that wedge of warm air is confined to the southern half of the country, where it will be quite cloudy, misty, murky and drizzly in places. a very, very warm start to the day indeed, but something cooler and fresher for northern ireland and scotland. that will be, though, where we see the best of the sunshine during sunday morning. northern ireland, scotland, quite a lot of sunshine, although blustery winds for the north, gales in exposed spots, bringing showers into the mix. across the north of england, things will turn increasingly bright as our weather front, this cold front, slips further southward. along the line of the front and to the south of it, it's going to be quite a cloudy start to the day. quite misty, murky and drizzly for

this was the sunset in cambridgeshire and a little earlier in the day when we saw cloud breaking upae midlands and northern ireland, temperatures lifted readily, up to 2a, 20 five degrees because of the wedge of warm humid air that was setting in place. fast forward to the start of sunday morning, that wedge of warm air is confined to the southern half of the country where it will be quite cloudy, misty murky and drizzly and places. a warm start to the day but something cool and fresher. that will be where we see the best of the sunshine during sunday morning. northern ireland, scotland, roll at the sunshine the very blustery wind 01’ more the sunshine the very blustery wind or more than scotland, gales and exposed spots of meaning showers into the mix. thinks will be bright as this cold front slips southwards. along the line of the front—end to the south will be a cloudy start to the south will be a cloudy start to the day, very misty, murky and drizzly for parts of wales south—west. cloudy as well across east anglia and the south—east but 20 degrees in london even at nine in the mo

that was the sunset in cambridgeshire.es because of the wedge of warm, humid air that was sitting in place. now, fast—forward to the start of sunday morning, that wedge of warm air is confined to the southern half of the country, where it will be quite cloudy, misty, murky and drizzly in places. a very, very warm start to the day indeed, but something cooler and fresher for northern ireland and for scotland. that will be, though, where we see the best of the sunshine during sunday morning. northern ireland, scotland, quite a lot of sunshine, although very blustery winds for northern scotland, perhaps gales in exposed spots, bringing showers into the mix. across the north of england, things will turn increasingly bright as our weather front, this cold front, slips further southward. along the line of the front and to the south of it, it‘s going to be quite a cloudy start to the day. quite misty, murky and drizzly for parts of wales and the south—west. cloudy too across east anglia and the south—east, but notice 20 degrees i

wetter affair, england and wales, some clouds developing, threatening cloud on this picture in cambridgeshireshower developing. this weather system stays with us through parts of scotla nd stays with us through parts of scotland and northern ireland, going a little further south, parts of north—west england and north wales at the end of the night. elsewhere, variable cloud, warm and muggy night, but cooler and fresher nights on the way as we go through this week. taking a look at things into monday morning, a mixture of weather on the way, some sunny spells in northern scotland, may be the odd shower around, we still have the weather system by the stage through southern scotland, with an area of cloud. some showery bursts of rain edging towards north—west england. south of that, some sunny spells, one 01’ south of that, some sunny spells, one or two heavy showers around the wash and into east anglia after the overnight period of the showers and into the morning. one or two into the far south—west. through the day, umbrellas at the ready, sunshine, scattered showers, some of us will miss them

that was the sunset in cambridgeshire.rough the likes of the midlands and northern ireland, temperatures lifted very readily, up to 2a or 25 degrees because of the wedge of warm, humid air that was sitting in place. now, fast—forward to the start of sunday morning, that wedge of warm air is confined to the southern half of the country, where it will be quite cloudy, misty, murky and drizzly in places. a very, very warm start to the day indeed, but something cooler and fresher for northern ireland and for scotland. that will be, though, where we see the best of the sunshine during sunday morning. northern ireland, scotland, quite a lot of sunshine, although very blustery winds for northern scotland, perhaps gales in exposed spots, bringing showers into the mix. across the north of england, things will turn increasingly bright as our weather front, this cold front, slips further southward. along the line of the front and to the south of it, it's going to be quite a cloudy start to the day. quite misty, murky and drizzly for

that photo from cambridgeshire.rm air is trapped between two fronts. the rest of tonight, warm air becoming confined to the southern half the country. a lot of misty and murky conditions, quite humid. further north and west, northern ireland, scotland, cool and fresh in the night. the morning, this is where the best of the sunshine will be. a beautiful start to the day for the likes of dull fast in glasgow, 14— 15 degrees. some showers across northern scotland, could see some strong winds. brightening up across northern england as that frontal system pushes south, to the front and south, a cloudy start. murky and drizzly for wales in the south—west. cloudy for anglia and the south—east. fort norwich and london, 20 degrees at nine o'clock in the morning. that is how humid the air will be. anyway to the south of the front, staying with the humid feel. a lot of cloud around, but it should break up to some extent. where we see some sunshine, temperatures rising to 26— 27. north and west, writer with some sunshine. blust

that was the sunset in cambridgeshire. saw cloud breaking up a little bit through the the likes of the midlands and northern ireland, temperatures lifted very readily, up to 2a or 25 degrees because of the wedge of warm, humid air that was sitting in place. now, fast—forward to the start of sunday morning, that wedge of warm air is confined to the southern half of the country, where it will be quite cloudy, misty, murky and drizzly in places. a very, very warm start to the day indeed, but something cooler and fresher for northern ireland and for scotland. that will be, though, where we see the best of the sunshine during sunday morning. northern ireland, scotland, quite a lot of sunshine, although very blustery winds for northern scotland, perhaps gales in exposed spots, bringing showers into the mix. across the north of england, things will turn increasingly bright as our weather front, this cold front, slips further southward. along the line of the front and to the south of it, it's going to be quite a cloudy start to th

police who've been searching a landfill site in cambridgeshire for the missing airman, corrie mckeaguefor sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. in the wake of donald trump's press secretary sean spicer‘s resignation, we'll bring you the white house news conference live in around half an hour. the most severe outbreak of a deadly yet treatable disease in modern times is spreading, we'll be looking at the cholera crisis in yemen. children as young as nine being groomed on the live streaming app periscope, we talk to a tech journalist about the findings of a bbc investigation.

that was the sunset in cambridgeshire.oud breaking up a little bit through the likes of the midlands and northern ireland, temperatures lifted very readily, up to 2a or 25 degrees because of the wedge of warm, humid air that was sitting in place. now, fast—forward to the start of sunday morning, that wedge of warm air is confined to the southern half of the country, where it will be quite cloudy, misty, murky and drizzly in places. a very, very warm start to the day indeed, but something cooler and fresher for northern ireland and for scotland. that will be, though, where we see the best of the sunshine during sunday morning. northern ireland, scotland, quite a lot of sunshine, although very blustery winds for northern scotland, perhaps gales in exposed spots, bringing showers into the mix. across the north of england, things will turn increasingly bright as our weather front, this cold front, slips further southward. along the line of the front and to the south of it, it's going to be quite a cloudy start to the day. quit

police who've been searching a landfill site in cambridgeshire for the missing airman, corrie mckeague, say no trace of him has been found. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. in the wake of donald trump's press secretary sean spicer‘s resignation, we'll bring you the white house news conference live in around half an hour. the most severe outbreak of a deadly yet treatable disease in modern times is spreading, we'll be looking at the cholera crisis in yemen. children as young as nine being groomed on the live streaming app periscope, we talk to a tech journalist about the findings of a bbc investigation. that's all ahead on bbc news. now, on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. welcome to sportsday. here are the main headlines this evening, rory mcilroy continues his recovery from a poor start of the open championship to play his way back into contention. we will have news from the tour de france as chris froome closes in on a historic fourth title. we look ahead to more medal chances this evening after hannah

detective superintendent kate elliot said despite the widespread search of the site in milton, in cambridgeshireey had not found what they were looking for. we have searched the whole area where we believed corrie could be. we had compelling information that directed us to this area. however, we haven't found corrie and this is bitterly disappointing. we have surged over 6500 tonnes of waste, excavating a huge area. without anything further to tell us where he might be, on such a vast site, the search cannot continue. we have been founding items such as newspapers and other material that had samba 2016 date on them. this is the time corrie went missing. some items have been clearly identified as coming from bury st edmunds and this has confirmed we have been searching in the right place. however, none of these items has had any link to corrie. we can now speak to our correspondent alex dunlop who's been at that press conference. essentially we came here to be told either one of two things. either the search was continuing for corrie mckeague, or it was ending. as you say, they have called off th

in england and wales we have seen some cloud developing, and this cloud in cambridgeshire.ast anglia and the wash. this rain gradually edging south into parts of north—west england and north wales by the end of the night. a rather warm and muggy night but there are cooler, fresher night as we go through the week. monday morning is a mixture of weather on the weights with some sunny spells in northern scotla nd with some sunny spells in northern scotland but maybe the odd shower around. we still have this weather system by this stage through southern scotland, still with an area of cloud and northern ireland, some of these showers edging into north—west england. south of that, sunny spells, still some showers overnight in the far south—west of england. on monday umbrellas at the ready, scattered showers. catch one, they could be on the heavy side. they could be some intense downpours, into the wimbledon area as well. not quite as warm as it has been, still humidity here but onto the rest of the week the temperatures continue to edge down. there could be longer spells of rain

thunderstorms in the south drift towards cambridgeshire and norfolk.tarts. there is some warmth to speak of getting into the north of england from the south. could be around 30 degrees or so. thunderstorms eventually move off into the north sea, and then we find friday as fairly quiet sort of day, a bit betwixt and between. a lot of cloud filling in. still very warm in the south eastern quarter. from friday into saturday, this banner of cloud pushing everfurther towards the borders, through northern ireland into the north of england, so turning a bit fresher with the wind is going into the north—west. it will be dry for most of us. there will be a scattering of showers at times over the weekend. more details online. hello, i'm karin giannone, welcome to outside source. an urgent meeting of the un security council is taking place — and the us has delivered a stark warning to north korea. there actions are quickly closing off the possibility of a diplomatic solution. the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend oursel

a beautiful photograph sent in from cambridgeshire.tting into the low 20s. maybe 22—23dc for the south east. for wimbledon, much 20s. maybe 22—23dc for the south east. forwimbledon, much drier conditions this afternoon. sign this evening, as well. could be some other chilly temperatures in sheltered areas. tomorrow, showers mainly across the north—west, which could be heavy at times. similar temperatures to today. this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines now: four weeks after the grenfell fire, the search teams who are still working inside the tower have warned they face months of work ahead. it comes as survivors of the blaze have reacted angrily to the new leader of the council's admission that she'd never been inside a high—rise tower block like grenfell before the fire. donald trump tweets that his son, donald trump junior, is innocent and calls the allegations against him the greatest witch hunt ever. an ex—cavalry officer wins a supreme court battle to secure his husband the same pension rights a wife would receive. the queen wil

this is cambridgeshire, where we have got more cloud.pressure across the ridge of high pressure across the midlands for example. east anglia could see some sunshine through the course of the afternoon as well. if you are anywhere down this north sea coastline, it will feel quite chilly. we have that onshore wind. it is accents rating the coalfield. if you are in the cloud or rain, you will feel that. -- it cloud or rain, you will feel that. —— it accentuates the cold feeling. at scotla nd —— it accentuates the cold feeling. at scotland is nicer, with glasgow reaching 26. cloud breaking up in lothian and the borders towards northumberland. north west england hanging onto sunshine. where we have the influence of the weather front, there is more cloud, especially in eastern areas with the rain. east anglia has got brighter skies and the midlands has got brain is coming through. we are back into the sunshine as we drift into south—west england. 23 in cardiff and plymouth and for most of wales it will be dry and for most of wales it will be d

it is banks to the people like elizabeth bryan, and a new nurse from cambridgeshire who came to run tors andi ministerial colleagues and others and i will have further meetings today. we all associate with the words spoken. i wonder if there schedule does not seem so busy, does she have the time to visit coventry with a warm labour mps all doubled their majorities. is she aware that coventry is the national designated centre body research and development of for driverless the calls and would she not consider a more appropriate location to relocate held government... inaudible. i'm grateful to the honourable gentleman. i'm happy to visit the west midlands and i am pleased to visit the west midlands under the new mayor. he is doing a very good job. he mentions the automated vehicles. we are a leader in the face. that is part of building a strong economy and what the government is doing. last week, our national health service wasjudged the service was judged the best health ca re system. service was judged the best health care system. best, safety is, most affordable, better than france,