and north—west scotland. we might see the odd isolated shower triggered ahead of it. the showers in the north—west move south and eastntially on friday. coming from a north—westerly direction but still predominantly dry. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11: the government has ordered an inquiry into the contaminated blood scandal of the 1970s and 80s, which led to the deaths of more than 2,000 people. president trump's son has published e—mails showing he was keen to accept an apparent russian offer to help his father's presidential campaign. a government—commissioned report says employees who work flexibly but don't receive any benefits, should qualify for sick and holiday pay. british tennis history is made! it has been 39 years! johanna konta has become the first british woman to reach the wimbledon semi—finals for nearly a0 years. 0n newsnight, we delve into the donald trump e—mail.

south and east. to the north and west we're tracking a couple of spotty showers even imbedded thunderstorms moving on're still tracking that cold front that has to push down to the south and east. once that comes on through and moves offshore, high pressure to the west that will be working its way eastward and that's going to lower the humidity. the call from accu weather for rest of tonight, an early shower or thunderstorm is likely mainly north and west of town, otherwise clear and moon lit under a new thunder moon tonight. drop down to 59 in allentown. 60 in reading, 68 in philadelphia for the overnight low, 63 in millville. down in dover, we'll bottom out at 67. so nice and refreshing air on the way tonight. wall-to-wall sunshine on the way sunday, lower humidity, there's high pressure out of the ohio value that will be working its way eastward in the wake of that cold front. so the high temperature tomorrow had in philadelphia maxing at 85 and we have the nice blend of sunshine to enjoy. so not a bad day tomorrow down the shore. the mostly sunny and pleasant, high temperature at 83. ocean temper

this one just coming into winchester on the west and south side. this one's moving east, southeast 18 miles an hour. if it holds together, i think it will be over towards pile town at 12:47 and briggs at 12:52. nothing severe at the moment, but it's very hot, humid, we could bubble up a couple of isolated storms with highs in the mid, potentially upper 90s in a few spots. heat advisory in effect for much of the region for the metro south and east until 8:00 tonight with some of those heat indexes expected to top 105. tempsin the 70s mountains. mid, upper 80s in the shenandoah valley. fredericksburg currently at 92. the heat index in waldorf, 100 at the moment. futurecast shows the isolated to spotty showers and storms coming through this afternoon and this evening, and then tomorrow night we've got to watch out, maybe a storm or two in the afternoon, tomorrow night here comes a line of showers and storms, probably towards sunset or slightly after that could be strong to severe. so pay attention all weekend. yellow weather advisory, 97 today, some isolated storms. tomorro

bright and sunny start, but already a few showers running in to western fringes of wales, perhaps the far south—west of england, towards the coast this time. whereas you move towards the south—easts will be gone. it will be a bright and sunny start. this picture was actually taken yesterday at the oval. good day for martin, there, and if you're going to watch the cricket, it should be exciting and it should be dry, actually. just a very small chance of a shower, not quite as breezy as today. there'll be some sunshine and it will be warm into that sunshine too. for many southern parts of the uk, there will be very few showers around at all. wales, up across the midlands, northern england, catching a few showers running through. not as widespread, the showers, as we saw yesterday. but there will be some slow—moving heavy thundery downpours across northern ireland and into scotland, maybe some hail as well. so 17 or 18 degrees here, at best 23 towards the south—east of england. tuesday sees some further showers across the uk, but even further north, those showers not as widespread. there will still be one or two heavy ones around, but very much hit—and—miss. again, towards the sout

storms right now starting to fire up from areas just to the south and west of albany into state college and these are moving to the south and east'll go in a little tighter with storm tracker6. you can see those showers and storms and some severe weather, a tornado warning for the wilkes-barre scranton area just north of our viewing area until 5 o'clock tonight. so, we do have the heavy rain even some thunderstorms pressing into that region. once this front moves through, it gets even better as we get into the start of our day on tuesday. so, dewpoint numbers will be dropping by tuesday numbers will be in the lower 60's as far as how hot it feels and that will make it very comfortable across our region. so, a nice change on the way as we get into tuesday, guys. you're going to enjoy it. >> all right. >> melissa thanks. >> you can get the very latest forecasts included detailed updates and storm track sticks live radar any time on your phone or tablet. the 6abc app is a free download for your mobile device. >> a fight in a delaware county high school parking lot escalated out of control and the disturbing fallout was caught on ca

england and wales where they'll be a few passing showers, mostly in wales and north—west england, drier in the south—east but slow—movingtland. some of those quite heavy. the showers become fewer and lighter as we move into tuesday. more low pressure m oves as we move into tuesday. more low pressure moves away but another heading in from the atlantic and what we're seeing over the week ahead is a continuation of this very u nsettled ahead is a continuation of this very unsettled weather, if we don't have a mix of sunshine and showers then we'll have a mix of stronger winds and perhaps a spell of rain. not what we hoped for at this time of year perhaps unless this is bbc news. our top stories: the australian prime minister says counter—terrorism police have foiled an attempt to blow upa plane. the threat of terrorism is very real. the disruption operation, the effo rts real. the disruption operation, the efforts overnight have been very effective, but there is more work to do. north korea claims its latest intercontinental ballistic missile test proves any target in the us is now within striking distance. tensions in ven

and the south—west. and as we go through the day the rain will move into the midlands, north—east england, eastern scotlandrighten up. so while the rain holds on in the north and east of scotland well into the afternoon, for south—west scotla nd into the afternoon, for south—west scotland and northern ireland with the bright skies and blustery showers as well. temperatures, no great shakes, and 16— 19 degrees, brightening in northern ireland. across lincolnshire, east anglia, into the south—east, saying cloudy in the afternoon with splashes of rain at times, but bright sky is developing in the south—west and wales, not feeling too bad, 20 in exeter. through wednesday night into the early hours of thursday we lose the early hours of thursday we lose the rain from eastern areas. a lot of dry weather through the night. however, up into the north—west, quite hefty showers in northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures 11— 15 degrees. on thursday, low pressure the dominant feature of the weather. in fact it is unusual to see a low this deep on the weather charts at this time of year. it means there will

and sunny start but already a few showers running in to western fringes of wales. perhaps the far south—west of england, towards the coast, this time. whereas you move towards the south—eastcture was actually taken yesterday at the oval. good day for martin, there. and if you're going to watch the cricket, it should be exciting and it should be dry, actually, just a very small chance of a shower, not quite as breezy as today. there'll be some sunshine and it will be warm into that sunshine too. for many southern parts of the uk, there will be very few showers around at all. wales, up across the midlands, northern england, catching a few showers running through, not as widespread as we saw yesterday. but there will be some slow—moving heavy thundery downpours across northern ireland and into scotland. maybe some hail as well. 17—18 degrees here, at best 23 towards the south—east of england. tuesday sees some further showers across the uk. but even further north, those showers not as wide spread. one or two heavy ones around but very much hit and miss, again towards the south—east likely to stay dry with some sunshine. the jetstream is all—importa nt, of course, and normall

and wales. another wet evening but craving for sunday. low pressure close by. showers moving from west to east. reaching east and southo have failed a new government fire safety test following the grenfell tower tragedy. the test looked at both cladding and insulation. in salford today, officials began removing materials from nine buildings. they should take the lot off. i don't care how much money it costs them. it's not money — it's people's lives, at the end of the day. i think we are sitting on a tender box. i think we are sitting on a tender box. with an independent review of building regulations announced tonight, we'll be asking who will foot the bill for the necessary refurbishments? also tonight: the chancellor says brexit in 2019 won't bring immediate changes and it's likely to be 2022 before the full process takes place. third time unlucky. donald trump fails again at his attempts to repeal president 0bama's healthcare laws. 28 years in prison for the gang that burgled john terry's home, after learning he was on holiday.

and northern scotland. some outbreaks of rain, especially in south—east scotland, through north—west england and into north wales. it has moved mainly dry start. still some showers around the wash. maybe warner two dotted around in the west of england. many of us. and a fine and dry with sunny spells, and continue with sunny spells. scattered showers developing, the odd heavy one around. more especially, part of east anglia, essex and kent, east sussex, there could be some quite intense downpours. thundery ones, as well. we could see a lot of rain in a short space of time. there is still heat and humidity in south—west england, some of the showers could be around the london area. if not on monday at wimbledon, there is a greater chance on tuesday. through two tuesday morning we will see showers merging to give longer spells of rain, moving west to east across parts of england and wales, especially the further south you are. a possible impact on wimbledon on tuesday. the temperatures just into the mid to upper teens. away from northern ireland, sunshine and scattered showers. another spell of rain moving through into wednesday

showers and this feature moving to the south—west will bring substantial rain and strong winds this afternoon, initially pushing to the south—west of england and wales and gradually moving eastf showers in scotland and northern ireland. it will feel cool when showers arrived. in the sunshine, 20—2i. showers in scotland, northern ireland and england, england and wales the showers moved east. it turns dry by the end of the night. but showers continue in scotland and northern ireland. towards the weekend, plenty of showers around, particularly on sunday when they could be heavy with some thunder. but there could be some thunder. but there could be some sunshine in between as well. this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines... at least 60 high—rise buildings in england which have similar insulation to the cladding used on grenfell tower have failed new fire safety tests. more than 80 people died in the tragedy injune. the chancellor, philip hammond, has said a transitional deal after britain leaves the eu could take up to three years, but it would be completed before the next election injune 2022. a significant setback for president trump, as his bid to scrap the health care laws

for wales and south—west england and the weather looks quite miserable for parts of north—east england and south—east scotland. not feeling particularly special and as the low pressure movesee further heavy thundery showers become more widespread in nature across the eastern side of the country. not the greatest weekend. that's all from the bbc one team. we join the bbc‘s news teams wherever you are. goodbye. you it's no holiday time please kids. it is no holiday time for these kids. normal classes and a bit more fun. but for many parents, her bare, the big game for the coming weeks will bejuggling the the big game for the coming weeks will be juggling the after their children while they head off to work. it is still with me working on building my career in building my business, definitely, but it is a significant cost. it's my choice to work, but i child care costs are as much as my mortgage every month. the costs are rising. the family and child care trust say prices are on average up child care trust say prices are on average up 4% hello from the bbc sport centre. i'm hugh ferris. there are new leaders at the open with two time major winner jordan spieth and us open ch

west pottsgrove around four -- 5:47. and pottstown around 5:51. with all of this activity. as this cell continues to move on off to the south and eastt about 30 to 40 miles per hour but also take a look north and west of philadelphia. a lot of very heavy rainfall with this activity. we also have severe thunderstorm warnings for sections of chester county, right around west goshen vicinity, some of that's moving into sections of delaware county as well. so moving toward eventually the conshohocken curve area also as you move toward the northeast extension we're looking at some moderate to heavy rainfall here and as we move into sections of bucks county right now, we're also looking at a lot of heavy rainfall. those rainfall rates four, 5-inches per hour as you move toward places like bensalem. moving toward solebury area, also, toward new hope and then as you move into trenton mercer county looking at those downpours but once again this is the area in question. as we focus in on sections of berks county right now. you can see that red box that is indicative of the potential for rotation and also that tornado warning right now until 5

and the south—west with this rain. they then move across the midlands, north—east england, east scotland, eventually rain into the south—eastather quite light and patchy. behind the rain band, things will brighten up. there will be showers across northern ireland and scotland into the afternoon. some of these will be quite heavy and the wind is still fairly blustery. notice the persistent rain holding on across the far north and east of scotland right through the afternoon. brighter skies into wales. a fairly cool and fresh feel to the weather. 19 in cardiff. similar in plymouth, with patchy cloud and sunny spells for the afternoon across the south—west of england. we come further east across hampshire, berkshire, into london, kent and east anglia there will be a fair amount of cloud through the afternoon. some outbreaks of rain, fairly light and patchy, extending through the coast of england. further west some bright weather developing. in the evening the cloud and patchy rain will be chased away to the east. a lot of dry weather through the night, however, some hefty showers developing across northern ireland and western

and the south—west with this rain. they then move across the midlands, north—east england, east scotland, eventually rain into the south—easther quite light and patchy. behind the rain band, things will brighten up. there will be showers across northern ireland and scotland into the afternoon. some of these will be quite heavy and the wind is still fairly blustery. notice the persistent rain holding on across the far north and east of scotland right through the afternoon. brighter skies into wales. a fairly cool and fresh feel to the weather. 19 in cardiff. similar in plymouth, with patchy cloud and sunny spells for the afternoon across the south—west of england. we come further east across hampshire, berkshire, into london, kent and east anglia there will be a fair amount of cloud through the afternoon. some outbreaks of rain, fairly light and patchy, extending through the coast of england. further west some bright weather developing. in the evening the cloud and patchy rain will be chased away to the east. a lot of dry weather through the night, however, some hefty showers developing across northern ireland and western sc

pressure giving fairly breezy conditions and showers but in the south—west this cheeky chap will move into the south—west. still some uncertainty as to how far and east again quite breezy conditions with ties around 17—21 again. as the rain moves in i suspect not feeling too pleasant. this is bbc news, and these are the top stories developing at 12. the government has set out plans to ban sales of new petrol and diesel cars and vans from 2040 — to encourage motorists to switch to all—electric vehicles. we have to get rid of petrol and diesel cars off our roads. not only must we deal with the health problems from air pollution but also meet our climate change targets. the uk economy has grown by 0.3% in the second quarter of 2017, slightly up on the first quarter of the year. this is a steady performers in the second quarter, we have grown for 4.5 years, creating record levels of employment. we should be proud but not complacent. described as the biggest victory for employment rights in this country's history, the supreme courtjudgment ending employment tribunal fees. the government says it will refund those who have previously paid. sports direct own

south jersey, and into philadelphia for some showers and possibly thunderstorms. here it is. 6:00 see into bucks county, lehigh valley, berks county getting a few of chose showers. move from west to east. and keep on going. so they'll miss northeast philadelphia and philadelphia and wilmington. 10:00 this morning could see another one of those showers moving through doylestown. dry across delaware and south jersey. in the morning showers move out. nice break early this afternoon, enough sunshine to warm into the upper 80s. during the afternoon, this is 4:00. look at the showers popping up in south jersey and delaware. especially central and southern delaware. that's at 4:00. by early evening, we could see some of those showers in the philadelphia area into south jersey gloucester county, camden county, burlington county seeing a few of those showers. backing up into philadelphia at 6:00 this evening. chance of showers into the early evening hours. not all evening long. by 9:00 we'll be drying out. showers move to the east. there's a chance we'll see some showers for wawa welcome america. 6:00 this evening, mostly cloudy skies, chance of shower this evening. possibly a thunderstorm. by

bright and sunny start, but already a few showers running in to western fringes of wales, perhaps the far south—west of england, towards the coast this time. whereas you move towards the south—easts will be gone. it will be a bright and sunny start. this picture was actually taken yesterday at the oval. good day for martin, there, and if you're going to watch the cricket, it should be exciting and it should be dry, actually. just a very small chance of a shower, not quite as breezy as today. there'll be some sunshine and it will be warm into that sunshine too. for many southern parts of the uk, there will be very few showers around at all. wales, up across the midlands, northern england, catching a few showers running through. not as widespread, the showers, as we saw yesterday. but there will be some slow—moving heavy thundery downpours across northern ireland and into scotland, maybe some hail as well. so 17 or 18 degrees here, at best 23 towards the south—east of england. tuesday sees some further showers across the uk, but even further north, those showers not as widespread. there will still be one or two heavy ones around, but very much hit—and—miss. again, towards the sout

and sunny start but already a few showers running in to western fringes of wales. perhaps the far south—west of england, towards the coast, this time. whereas you move towards the south—east picture was actually taken yesterday at the oval. good day for martin, there. and if you're going to watch the cricket, it should be exciting and it should be dry, actually, just a very small chance of a shower, not quite as breezy as today. there'll be some sunshine and it will be warm into that sunshine too. for many southern parts of the uk, there will be very few showers around at all. wales, up across the midlands, northern england, catching a few showers running through, not as widespread as we saw yesterday. but there will be some slow—moving heavy thundery downpours across northern ireland and into scotland. maybe some hail as well. 17—18 degrees here, at best 23 towards the south—east of england. tuesday sees some further showers across the uk. but even further north, those showers not as wide spread. one or two heavy ones around but very much hit and miss, again towards the south—east likely to stay dry with some sunshine. the jetstream is all—importa nt, of course, and norm

and overnight. the heavy ones more recently in the south—east to tend to move away but they will keep going in the west north across northern ireland, scotland and northern england. those could be heavy enough to have a rumble or two of thunder. temperatures of roundabout 13 degrees. some decent sunshine before the cloud increases from the south west on friday but we will keep the scattering of showers further north. eventually rain comes across england and wales. but for most of the day, for the cricket at the oval, it may be dry. we are not expecting any interruptions until the evening session. we have showers further north. they will be on and off all day across scotland and northern ireland and in northern england for a while. and they could be heavy and blustery too. there will be some sunshine in between those before the cloud thickens from the south—west and by mid to late afternoon we have outbreaks of rain into wales, across the south—west of england and by evening pushing towards the south—east as well, where highs are similarto south—east as well, where highs are similar to today, we could g

and sunny start but already a few showers running in to western fringes of wales. perhaps the far south—west of england, towards the coast, this time. whereas you move towards the south—easty start. this picture was actually taken yesterday at the oval. good day for martin, there. and if you're going to watch the cricket, it should be exciting and it should be dry, actually, just a very small chance of a shower, not quite as breezy as today. there'll be some sunshine and it will be warm into that sunshine too. for many southern parts of the uk, there will be very few showers around at all. wales, up across the midlands, northern england, catching a few showers running through, not as widespread as we saw yesterday. but there will be some slow—moving heavy thundery downpours across northern ireland and intop scotland. maybe some hail as well. 17—18 degrees here, at best 23 towards the south—east of england. tuesday sees some further showers across the uk. but even further north, those showers not as wide spread. one or two heavy ones around but very much hit and miss, again towards the south—east likely to stay dry with some sunshine. the jetstream is all—importa nt, of co

east. our attention turns to the next area of low pressure moving into the south west. overnight breezy conditions with spots of rain in the south—west of england andurther north and east it is largely dry and temperatures holed up in double figures. tomorrow let's start off in the south—west of england and wales. a few showers and breezy to start with, but this band of rain will bring heavy downpours. strong winds as well and that could lead to surface water flooding. that extends into east anglia and parts of northern england, it will be windy as well, but less windy across scotla nd as well, but less windy across scotland and an improved day. low pressure stays in the west and it will be quite slow moving, just slowly drifting eastwards, heavy rain in central wales and southern and western england. there could be some travel disruption in the south—west. eastern and northern parts of the uk faring better. some of those showers could affect the golf at royal birkdale. through the weekend it will stay fairly u nsettled weekend it will stay fairly unsettled with heady, blustery showers at times, but also some drier and brighter spells. not a wash—o

track showers, and one thunderstorm popping up to the south and west of macungie there and heavy rain pressing into bally and moving west and east of kutztown and allentown pockets of moderate and heavy rainfall at this hour. this is the flavor of the day as we go through the rest of the afternoon in the early evening hours. the picture outside. sky 6 hd, looking at the commodore barry bridge on this friday afternoon. you see we are locked in the moisture and cloud cover. a flood advisory is issued and stays up for 4:30, for northampton and lehigh and berks county and carbon and monroe counties, we are tracking the storms coming through and the flood advisory is a big concern and a lot of rain in a short amount of time is a problem. the temperature now in philadelphia. coming in at 76 and the dew point in at 73 and the winds from the east-northeast at 10 miles per hour. bringing in all of that moisture, the pressure 30.04 and holding steady and the ocean temperature upper 60s. north and west of town temperatures in the upper 60s. 68 in lake harmony and 71 in kutztown and where the showers and storms have yet to reach. numbers ar

south—west. and then affect south—eastern and wales, moved through the midlands and then makes its way to lincolnshire, crept up towards the north—eastgland and then dry down a little bit. also quite breezy with that. tomorrow a very different story. what initially across north—east, but then after a bit of brightness in the morning comes a whole rash of showers of the atlantic. that's the latest. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... north korea tests an intercontinental ballistic missile it says is capable of striking the entire united states. president trump describes the action as reckless and dangerous. president trump describes his new chief of staff — the retired military general john kelly — as a true star. he takes up the position after reince priebus stood down from the post. the family of a 20—year—old man who died after being restrained by police a week ago appeal for peace after angry clashes in east london last night where protesters threw fireworks and bottles at police. uk universities have a pension fund deficit of more than £17 billion — the largest in the uk. time to cross to the bbc sport centre now for sports

and sunny spells. towards the south—west, some sunny spells with a shower or two moving across on the breeze. the south—eastne through. presently warm with sunshine in the low 20s. there may bea sunshine in the low 20s. there may be a few rumbles of thunder around later. the showers coming few and further in between. for the major towns and cities, temperatures around 1a degrees but in more remote spots dropping down further. some showers across east anglia and the southeast but sussex and kent will get away with a mostly dry day. temperatures similar to today. tuesday evening, this front is heading our way. it is going to turn quite breezy. cloud and rain struggles in from the atlantic. fairly wet and windy towards the south—west of the uk. that rain moving steadily northwards and eastwards. you will see the regulator on. on thursday, the rain clearing away towards the north. it's a bright and breezy day and we are back where we started with some sunshine and showers. that's the weather for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm... remembering the fallen — 100 years after the start of the world war on

and the south—west with this rain. we then move across the midlands, north—east england, east scotland, eventually rain to the south—eastere will be showers across northern ireland and scotland into the afternoon. some of them will be heavy and the wind is still fairly blustery. the rain holding on across the far north and east of scotland right through the afternoon. a fairly cool and fresh feel to the weather. 19 in cardiff. similar in plymouth, with patchy cloud and sunny spells for the afternoon across the south—west of england. further east in hampshire, berkshire, into london, kent and east anglia there will be a fair amount of cloud through the afternoon. some rain, extending through the coast of england. further west some bright weather developing. in the evening the cloud and patchy rain will be chased away to the east. a lot of dry weather through the night, however, some hefty showers developing across northern ireland and western scotland. there could be the odd rumble of thunder here. temperatures about 11—15 degrees. into thursday and low pressure still the dominant feature. this isn't what we expect to se

from early on, showers will be going across the north and west of scotland, some moving to the south—eastrly showers but further east it should be a bright start to the day. not that breezy. we will see the cloud building across the south—east where you start with sunshine but cloud will increase in the afternoon and there is a higher chance of a shower or two and east anglia or london but in kent and east sussex probably staying dry. temperatures similarto probably staying dry. temperatures similar to today. tomorrow evening we look towards the west for this system heading our way. that will come in on wednesday. it will be quite breezy, cloud will be thickening in the south—west. rain moves in here and pushes into wales and northern ireland. the further north and east you go, it should stay dry until afternoon or early evening on wednesday. but the rain moves into scotland will stop it clears away from northern scotland early on thursday morning and then it isa early on thursday morning and then it is a breezy day with sunny spells and scattered showers. temperatures on thursday similar

and the south—west with this rain. they then move across the midlands, north—east england, east scotland, eventually rain into the south—eastup. there will be showers across northern ireland and scotland into the afternoon. some of these will be quite heavy and the wind is still fairly blustery. notice the persistent rain holding on across the far north and east of scotland right through the afternoon. brighter skies into wales. a fairly cool and fresh feel to the weather. 19 in cardiff. similar in plymouth, with patchy cloud and sunny spells for the afternoon across the south—west of england. we come further east across hampshire, berkshire, into london, kent and east anglia there will be a fair amount of cloud through the afternoon. some outbreaks of rain, fairly light and patchy, extending through the coast of england. in the evening the cloud and patchy rain will be chased away to the east. a lot of dry weather through the night, however, some hefty showers developing across northern ireland and western scotland. there could be the odd rumble of thunder here. temperatures overnight about 11—15 degrees. into thursday and

moving west to east across the area. intense cells we could see moving across portions of south jersey and shore as we head into the evening showers and then finally starting to wrap things up as we head into the second half of night tomorrow and then clearing things out for the upcoming weekend. but it could be another rough go late day tomorrow. stay weather aware. otherwise for upcoming weekend break out the shades. break out the loungers and break out the suncreen. a lot of sunshine. slightly less humid highs upper 80s. >> break it all out. >> okay. >> noted. >> don is up next in sports. >> markelle fultz is injured and the rookie is still dish ago signatures. >> plus from south beach to south philly. we hope so. a big trade rumor involving the phils >> the phillies are off. they start second half of the season tomorrow night in milwaukee. rumor mill never takes time off. baseball circles are buzzing about a report regarding marlins outfielder john carlos stanton. in concept float the by rosenthal stanton would be traded to the phillys with stud outfielder yellish. he has nearly 300 million left on deal. scenario would

south—west. and then affect south—eastern and wales, moved through the midlands and then makes its way to lincolnshire, crept up towards the north—easteast, but then after a bit of brightness in the morning comes a whole rash of showers of the atlantic. that's the latest. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... north korea tests an intercontinental ballistic missile it says is capable of striking the entire united states. president trump describes the action as reckless and dangerous. president trump describes his new chief of staff —

moving west to east across the area. intense cells we could see moving across portions of south jersey and shore as we head into the eveninghowers and then finally starting to wrap things up as we head into the second half of night tomorrow and then clearing things out for the upcoming weekend. but it could be another rough go late day tomorrow. stay weather aware. otherwise for upcoming weekend break out the shades. break out the loungers and break out the suncreen. a lot of sunshine. slightly less humid highs upper 80s. >> break it all out. >> okay. >> noted. >> don is up next in sports. >> markelle fultz is injured and the rookie is still dish ago signatures. >> plus from south beach to south philly. we hope so. a big trade rumor involving the phils. >> the phillies are off. they start second half of the season tomorrow night in milwaukee. rumor mill never takes time off. baseball circles are buzzing about a report regarding marlins outfielder john carlos stanton. in concept float the by rosenthal stanton would be traded to the phillys with stud outfielder yellish. he has nearly 300 million left on deal. scenario would

moving away. 0utbreaks areas and this weather front is gradually moving away. outbreaks of rain in yorkshire, lincolnshire, to boards used anglia and the south—east. further westres across south—west england and wales getting into the low 20s. more cloud across central and eastern areas apart from some sunshine in norfolk and suffolk outbreaks of rain. brightening up in north west england and northern ireland and for most of scotland it is fine and dry this afternoon. temperatures in glasgow up to 24. further east, more cloud, feeling cooler. 0n the coast, temperatures more like 15 or 16. the highest temperatures will always be to the west in that sunshine. through the evening and tonight, not a great deal of change. rain in eastern areas will clear away. clear spells taking us into tuesday. it should stay dry into tuesday morning as well. 0vernight temperatures down to 11 or 12 well. 0vernight temperatures down to 11 or12 in well. 0vernight temperatures down to 11 or 12 in the far north of scotla nd 11 or 12 in the far north of scotland and it could be quite cool in rural areas. 14 elsewhere. tuesday will be better in eastern and central areas with more sunsh

moving in from the west. we could see 26 degrees in the south—east. tuesday, then, starts off not quite as high and across the south—east. and then, as we move through the day, this showery rain from central parts of england and wales moves eastwards. still some dryer weather, though, for the north—west of scotland, into northern ireland, too. more persistent rain works into the south—west of england later on in the afternoon. temperatures 15 to 21 degrees, reasonably fresher than it has been. through into wednesday, then, that rain works its way eastwards. so some rain, some welcome rain, for a time in the south—east. that should clear away, and then actually many of us having a dryer day with a light breeze. certainly fresher than it has been for the time of year. moderate rain on wednesday, with a light breeze, and temperatures around 15 to 22 degrees. taking you through towards the end of the week, we will see some rain in the north—west, and temperatures continue to be not as hot as they have been. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. a crucial day for the

and the far north—west of scotland and southwards and eastwards so clear and fresher conditions moving in after that. on monday many of us. cloudy, some thunderstorms in the south—eastmany places largely dry. some showers in the afternoon. hit and miss so not all of us seeing the showers and temperatures not quite as warm as the weekend. during tuesday, some showery rain across northern parts of the country. further south we could see more persistent rain working its way and west to east across south wales and southern england, and temperatures area southern england, and temperatures are a little cooler than recent days. around 16 to 21 degrees, and we could really do without rainfall in the south. you can a detailed 10—day forecast on our website. —— you can find a detailed 10—day forecast. this is bbc news. i'm alpa patel. our top stories: the g20 summit in hamburg wraps up without agreement on how to tackle climate change. the host has no doubt the us is to blame. translation: i think it is very clear, but, unfortunately, we could not reach consensus. but the differences were not papered over, they were clearly stated. president trump leaves without making a fina

west of england and wales. rather patchy and it remains that we as it moves to the south—east to start a new day on sunday.

west, this next area of low pressure to head our way, ice bars mean that there will be a fair old breeze, rain springing into the south—west, that will move its way into northern ireland, moving north and east late on in the day, into the early evening. that rain crosses scotland, and then, on thursday, for the most part, back to where we started, a fair bit of cloud, and some showers at times. let's return now to tyne cot cemetery in belgium, where, 100 years on from the battle of passchendaele, the prime minister and members of the royal family joined 4,000 others to remember the sacrifice made by so many in a battle that has come to symbolise the horror of world war i. sophie is there. among the 4,000 people here this afternoon were 100 british teenagers. they were brought to belgium as volunteers by the youth programme the national citizen service. i'm joined now by morgan mcarthur. 18 years old, explain why you were so 18 years old, explain why you were so keen to come. although i already knew i had a relatively, actually coming here made me want to do so much more research into them, my relative here is my grandmother's uncle, he died at passchendaele, 26 september, 1917. he survived

and a weather front, pretty slow moving, will bring a lots of rain to northern ireland, to wales, particularly into south—west england and maybe in towards the west midlands. whereas further north and easty spells and temperatures around 20—23 degrees. but cooler further west under that rain. through friday night, the weather front slowly gets a wiggle on, moves its way a little bit further northwards and eastwards but it's still with us though, as we head on into saturday, but a bit of a disappointing start to the weekend, i have to say, across northern and eastern areas — quite wet, the odd heavier burst there, too. feeling quite cool as well. the south could see the sunshine come out a little bit but then blustery showers will arrive and it will feel fresh. 0n into sunday, the winds ease down a little bit but it doesn't mean any showers that develop through central southern areas could be quite slow—moving so quite a bit of rain falling in a short space of time. further north, it looks like it will remain quite wet. i think the main message is, then, through this weekend, it is going to remain fairly cool and fresh for the time of year, longer spells of rain, but more likely showers

west of england and wales. rather patchy and it remains that we as it moves to the south—east to start a new day on sunday. a cold night following on from double figures for many of us. on from double figures for many of us. once the rain is away, no complaint about d—day for the greater part of england and wales. cloud filling in over northern ireland and for scotland, plenty of showers across central and western areas, but a little brightness in the east. that will get temperatures to 18 degrees, ona par will get temperatures to 18 degrees, on a par with today. if you have a plan for the evening for the size, rain could we be advisable. for monday, it is a mixture of cloud, the odd shower, and some sunshine in the odd shower, and some sunshine in the mix. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the government says it will keep a close eye on the situation at kensington and chelsea council as it prepares to elect a new leader. london mayor sadiq khan has called for commissioners to take over the running of the council. after days of intense fighting, iraqi forces have taken control of the main base of the

likely in some locations so just to the south and west of route 309 you can see that path of hail tracking along that storm as it moves off to the south and eastl pretty humid when you factor in the humidity. feels like 90 right now in the city, 92 in millville, 92 degrees in wilmington, 90 in reading, 92 in lancaster. cape may coming in at 92 degrees. satellite6 along with action radar showing you it's quiet right now across philadelphia but off to the north and west that's where we're tracking the unsettled weather and the storm prediction center tonight did place our region in an isolated risk of find something showers and storms and we're starting to see that activity bubble up to the north and west of philadelphia. future tracker6 timing it out for you. 7 o'clock tonight we still have the showers from the poconos down to allentown and reading. brief heavy rain is a big concern in combination with those damaging wind gusts and the possibility of some isolated hail. by 9:30 tonight you could see the showers pressing into philadelphia and trenton. it moves off shore as we go throughout the overnight hours and that's going to set us up for a

and a weather front, pretty slow moving, will bring a lots of rain to northern ireland, to wales, particularly into south—west england and maybe in towards the west midlands. whereas further north and eastperatures around 20—23 degrees. but cooler further west under that rain. through friday night, the weather front slowly gets a wiggle on, moves its way a little bit further northwards and eastwards but it's still with us though, as we head on into saturday, but a bit of a disappointing start to the weekend, i have to say, across northern and eastern areas — quite wet, the odd heavier burst there, too. feeling quite cool as well. the south could see the sunshine come out a little bit but then blustery showers will arrive and it will feel fresh. on into sunday, the winds ease down a little bit but it doesn't mean any showers that develop through central southern areas could be quite slow—moving so quite a bit of rain falling in a short space of time. further north, it looks like it will remain quite wet. i think the main message is, then, through this weekend, it is going to remain fairly cool and fresh for the time of year, longer spells of rain, but more likely showers and sunny spells