north—west. a few spots of rain not far away. but generally, a lovely day. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotlandlsewhere, temperatures at least around 20—23 degrees or so. and we could get 27 to the north—west of london on bank holiday monday — that would make it the hottest early bank holiday monday on record. now, things will start to change after monday. high pressure that has been drawing in this atlantic influence retreats to scandinavia. things start to turn in from the atlantic with pressure falling. we get weaker weather fronts approaching into western parts of the uk. but further east, it will still be dry on tuesday. there will be sunshine and still very warm across the midlands and eastern parts of england. those temperatures into the mid 20s or so. cooling off a little further north and further west. and with the atlantic winds pushing in across the uk, there won't be much rain, apart from in the north—west of the uk. temperatures will be on the slide. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the world. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories:

of scotland. we will see more of a breeze and outbreaks of rain, particularly across north—western scotland. the north—eastbad, with some sunshine. elsewhere across the country, another fine—looking day, with top temperatures of 22 or maybe 23 degrees, and lots of low cloud across the far south—east, but that should burn up as you go north up the coast. on monday, this weather front across parts of northern ireland and northern and western scotland will stay put. persistent rain there. elsewhere, a fine day once again. good sunny spells, but a few sharp showers or thunderstorms developing across southern areas later on in the day as temperatures reach highs of 23 or maybe 2a celsius. that weather front will continue to plague much of scotland and northern ireland for the week ahead. high pressure will dominate the scene elsewhere. plenty of warm sunshine but always the threat of heavy showers. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: harry, harry! the final countdown to the royal wedding — prince harry talks to the crowds

north—west and a few spots of rain not far away. generally, it will be a dry and lovely date. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotlandnd and that will make it the hottest early bank holiday on record easily by several degrees. the heat will not last too much longer, mind you. high pressure will get squeezed way towards scandinavia and pressure will be dropping and the weather fronts will be dropping and the weather fro nts m ove will be dropping and the weather fronts move in. we are gradually losing the influence of the continental drift and bringing in the winds from the atlantic. a bit of rain coming in to western parts of rain coming in to western parts of the uk. still very warm through the midlands and eastern england. the last of the warm days before it cools down. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. president trump has compared a london hospital as a war zone in a speech defending gun laws. they say it is as bad as a military war zone hospital, knives, they say it is as bad as a military warzone hospital, knives, knives, knives. good morning, it's saturday, 5 may. also this mornin

the rain should clear away from east of england for sunday, but linger across the north—east of scotlands, and the showers will be heavy with hail and thunder. awe a we have the mark your calendars — the president of the united states will meet the supreme leader of north korea onjune 12th. singapore is the chosen venue for the historic meeting — neutral, safe ground for a high stakes summit on a nuclear crisis. tui the announcement came just hours after three american tui ican detainees released by north korea arrived back in the united states to a presidential welcome. israel and iran trade rockets over syria. not yet a war — but certainly a fight that's locking in world powers at a volatile moment. also on the programme... from cold war to hot peace — the former us ambassador to russia says now is not the time to reset relations.

picture shows in east sussex, that because we are looking at an area of rain moving out of northern france, it is pushing into the south—east there. meanwhile, in the north east of scotlandlmost cleared away now from the north east mainland, it will clear the northern isles and then we will see a pleasant afternoon for much of scotland, northern ireland some sunshine, one or two shower, for england and wales central and northern areas seeing the best of the weather. in the south—east there will be rain. there will be sunny spells in east anglia and temperature—wise mid to high teens celsius at best. this rain peps up to become heavier and more widespread in the evening an overnight. it moves northwards into much of eastern england and then into eastern scotland and it becomes much why spread. uncertainty to how far westwards it will move. we are thinking a bit of the midland although much of northern and western scotland, northern ireland, western scotland, northern ireland, western side of england and wales should be dry with clear spell, it means a should be dry with clear spell, it meansa grim should be dry with clear spell, it means a grim start in the eastern side f

there is a combination of at least three of those things with low cloud on the north sea for eastern parts of england and spots of rain in the north—east of scotlanding mcleod back to the coast and through the heat of the afternoon we get showers popping up the afternoon we get showers popping up with thunderstorms but not as extensive as the last couple of days with fine and dry weather and you will see how the temperatures respond to it coming through. if you're out and about on bank holiday monday don't get caught out by the strength of the sun. 28 widely, but not so on the east coast where the cloud rolls back on the north sea and the breeze helps the ferry of the cloud which forms over the north sea and drags into central and eastern parts as we start the new day on tuesday, a good deal of cloud around and it will take time before this actually does begin to thin and break and you see the sunshine and the temperatures respond. the best of the sunshine is western scotland and northern ireland and parts of western england as well, and not quite aside that all of the home countries will see in excess of 20 degrees. not a great deal of change on

north—eastern scotland. low 20s in the south—east of england. there is the rain in the far north—west of scotland. it could lap up onto the coast again. generally clear skies. chilly in the south—east of england, generally eight or nine degrees. warming up in the sunshine on sunday. again, stronger winds in the north—west of scotland. pushing the rain away, once again. more sunshine. and, northern ireland, increasing amount of sunshine for england and wales. some mistiness through the irish sea that could be heading up towards the channel. temperatures continuing to rise and getting into the low and perhaps even mid—20s at best. more sunshine to come on monday, too. again, stronger winds in the far north—west and a few spots of rain not far away. generally a lovely day. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotla nd not quite as warm in the north—east of scotland and the north—east of england on monday. inland, elsewhere, temperatures at least around 20—23 degrees or so. we could get 27 to the north—west of london on bank holiday monday. that would make it the hottest early bank holiday monday on

of scotland, much of england and wales, a very warm, very sunny day in prospect. perhaps not just a very warm, very sunny day in prospect. perhaps notjust as warm in the north—easts. these weather fronts coming in from the atla ntic weather fronts coming in from the atlantic on tuesday. they are running into that area of high pressure. that tends to weaken the cloud and the rain associated with those fronts as they drift further east. they may drag some tied for the release. it is still very warm indeed. they could push towards the mid—20s. i say those fronts weakening. what they will do when they pass across the british isles on tuesday night into the first part of wednesday, is they will take away the last of the real heat. the thing you will notice about wednesday, first of all, a lot more cloud, wind and rain pushing into the far west of the british isles. further east, no more of the 19 in edinburgh. we have lost several degrees. so you will towards east anglia and the south—east. nothing too shabby about 19,20. south—east. nothing too shabby about 19, 20. later south—east. nothing too shabby about 19,20. later in the week, we will be looking towards the no

north—east of england. not —— north—east of england. most of england and wales starting dry and sunny. maybe some showers in essex and kent. a grey start for the north—east of england and eastern parts of scotlandt rain there is will peter out and the cloud will thin out. more grey and misty in the north—east of england and eastern scotland. we could see some thundery down pours notjust in the south—east, but pushing into the west cou ntry the south—east, but pushing into the west country and into wales. but large parts of england and wales still dry and warm with sunshine. we should have some sunshine at chelsea nower show. till —— chelsea flower show. still the small chance of a down pour on wednesday and thursday. we have high pressure shaping our weather, particularly across the north. where we will miss the down pours. with the high pressure continuing to build, we are breaking up continuing to build, we are breaking up the cloud in scotland and northern ireland and it will be warmer. england and wales, more sunshine on the way on wednesday. a small chance of a shower in the south. a warmer day in scotland and northern ireland away from the north sea coast and temperatures further south up

of the uk. so, cloudy skies and northern ireland, northern and western scotland. breezy as well, with outbreaks of rain. most of those across the western isles. sunny spots to the north—east could be warmer game. the best of the weather for england and wales, where it will feel even warmer than saturday, 22 degrees or maybe 23 degrees. monday, that area of high pressure shifts further east, so we pull more of it east or south—east across the country, which will tend to push this weather front of the west once again. that will allow it to go across western parts of scotla nd allow it to go across western parts of scotland and in due the west of northern ireland. elsewhere, a sunny and warm day. 2a degrees, that could set upa and warm day. 2a degrees, that could set up a sharp shower or a thunderstorm across southern areas. for the week ahead it is looking fine. high pressure still dominating for most. there will be that weather front affecting the north—west corner of the uk. elsewhere across the country, sunny spells and a few scattered or have re—entered thundery showers. that is how it is looking. see you later. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: m

north—west and a few spots of rain not far away. generally a lovely day. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotland get 27 for the north—west of london on bank holiday monday. that would make it the hottest early bank holiday monday on record. things will start to change after monday. high pressure that has been drawing in this atlantic influence retreats to scandinavia and things start to turn in from the atlantic with pressure falling and we get weaker weather fronts approaching into western parts of the uk. further east, it will still be dry on tuesday. there will be sunshine and still very warm across the midlands and eastern parts of england. the temperatures into the mid 20s. cooling off further north and west. with the atlantic winds pushing across the uk, there won't be much rain, apart from in the far north—west. temperatures will be on the slide. this is bbc news — the headlines: dozens of people in hawaii have taken shelter from ash, toxic gas and lava flows from the mount kilauea volcano. at least two homes were destroyed when lava bubbled up through fissures in a residential area. seve

north—eastern scotland. low 20s in the south—east of england. there is the rain in the far north—west of scotland. . still misty across the irish sea. it could lap up onto the coast again. generally clear skies. chilly in the south—east of england, generally eight or nine degrees. warming up in the sunshine on sunday. again, stronger winds in the north—west of scotland. pushing the rain away, once again. more sunshine. and, northern ireland, increasing amount of sunshine for england and wales. some mistiness through the irish sea that could be heading up towards the channel. temperatures continuing to rise and getting into the low and perhaps even mid—20s at best. and more sunshine to come on monday, too. again, some stronger winds in the far north—west. a few spots of rain not far away. but generally, a lovely day. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotland and in the north—east of england on monday but inland elsewhere, temperatures at least around 20—23 degrees or so. and we could get 27 to the north—west of london on bank holiday monday — that would make it the hottest early bank holiday m

improvement across the south—east of the country into the afternoon with a brain becoming confined to the far north—east of england, east and north—east of england, east and north—east scotlandd but fairly fresh for the time being is, the midteens, 16 or 17 maybe. in between weather systems on monday, the ridge of high pressure will start to exert its force. you are settling down as we start next week. plenty of sunshine around. the cloud across western scotland, maybe in the northern ireland, the odd patch of cloud further south. because the wind that will be light, lots of strong sunshine, the temperatures responds nicely, maybe 21 degrees. the new week starts on a fine note, it will warm up a little, perhaps cooling down later in the wa ke perhaps cooling down later in the wake of the pick of the northerly winds. thank you! we're in telford this morning, the shropshire town that's celebrating its 50th birthday. to mark the occasion, residents are taking to the skies with hot—air balloons and flying giant kites. 0ur reporter fiona lamdin is there. what can you see now? fiona, it must be marvellous. fiona, it must be marvellousm fiona, it must be marvellous. it is a gloriou

north—west of scotland. that should get blown away. increasing amounts of sunshine on sunday and those temperatures responding. really warm again in the north—easthotter still on monday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the world. my name is nkem ifejika. several strong earthquakes shake parts of hawaii after a volcanic eruption. hundreds are forced to leave their homes. president trump rallies his base at a meeting of the national rifle association, vowing they can keep their guns. chemical weapons inspectors say they've finished gathering samples at the site of an alleged chlorine attack in syria the us says it will end temporary protection status for around 60,000 honduran immigrants by 2020. and ready for launch. the first nasa mission that will probe beneath the surface of mars prepares for lift—off.

the fly in the ointment. ointment. north—east of scotland toward sunday morning. morning. will be moreonight. plans this weekend, stay tuned to the forecast. the forecast. but i wouldn't want to rule that the odd shower. odd shower. and early next week is looking better. and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. they feared a whitewash. disadvantaged pupils. says the public must be told how it happened. public transport, in a bid to tackle childhood obesity. at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. from campaigners who feared a whitewash. will it now win the confidence of the local community? for social mobility. papers will be bringing us.

of scotland. we will see more of a breeze and outbreaks of rain, particularly across north—western scotland. the north—eastg day, with top temperatures of 22 or maybe 23 degrees, and lots of low cloud across the far south—east, but that should burn up as you go north up the coast. on monday, this weather front across parts of northern ireland and northern and western scotland will stay put. persistent rain there. elsewhere, a fine day once again. hello, this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: harry, harry! the final countdown to the royal wedding. prince harry talks to the crowds outside windsor castle. good evening, miss markle. how are you feeling tonight? while meghan markle and her mum arrive at the country house hotel where they're spending the night. in other news: more than 100 people are feared dead after a plane crashes shortly after ta ke—off from havana. ten people have been killed at a school shooting in texas. a 17—year—old pupil has been charged with murder.

of scotland, staying rather misty and murky. a warmer day then yesterday in the north—west of scotland, only eight celsius year, about 12 today. juliet in the north—eastmore coastal cloud and mist and fog moving further inland. it will come quite a long way westward overnight. those are your temperatures into wednesday morning. during wednesday, high pressure is still firmly in charge of the weather. when you have this big area of high pressure we are looking at another dry and subtle day with more sunshine. it will be quite a slow start to the central and eastern areas, quite a bit of cloud and mr younis. burning back towards the coast and staying quite misty and murky around the north sea coasts, elsewhere the heat will start to build for the day and it should be warmer for many of us, but around the north—eastern areas, the green areas, still a bit chilly, temperatures into the low to mid teens. elsewhere, temperatures up to around 18 to 23 or 2a. on thursday, starting of dry and bright and keeping sunshine across northern parts, in southern areas it is heavy and potentially thundery, drier by friday and you will notice the temperatures for are up

the good news is the rain should start to become lighter and confined to the north—east of scotland, nd brighter weather into the south—east. the best of the brightness will be further west, with a top temperature of around 17—18. then things settle down a lot into next week. that is because we see this big ridge of high pressure coming in from the south—west. it will bring lighter winds for monday, and plenty of sunshine. a bit of cloud rolling into the hebrides, scotland, maybe into northern ireland as well. we could see a little bit of cloud elsewhere across central and southern england but many places staying dry with sunshine all day and it will feel warmer because of light winds. 19, 20, maybe 21 celsius. it looks like it'll be even warmer into tuesday but it's actually a nice start to next week because of the high pressure, and it's going to stay dry for most. this is bbc news. the headlines at 12. the people of iraq head to the polls. the country holds its first general election since declaring victory over the group that calls itself islamic state. two british tourists are am

for the north—east of scotland, though, aid is of shelter, said in the sunshine it may feel warm. any cloud earning back to the south—east coast, temperatures reaching 22 or 23. monday, we switched the winds to a more east south—easterly direction. that will push this weather front west to affect the far north and west to affect the far north and west of scotland and maybe parts of northern ireland. a big improvement for much of the scottish mainland and northern ireland. elsewhere, a sunny and dry day for most of us, temperatures reaching 24. that could set off a shower or thunderstorm across southern areas. and that is the pattern as we head into the rest of the week. high pressure continues to dominate foremost. spells of warmth and sunshine but always the threat of heavy showers in the south. hello. welcome to a special edition of breakfast, live from windsor. there are just six hours until meghan markle marries prince harry. the bridegroom is greeted with shouts of good luck from well—wishers gathering at windsor castle. meghan markle says she's feeling wonderful ahead of her

of scotland. we will see more of a breeze and outbreaks of rain, particularly across north—western scotland. the north—east fine—looking day, with top temperatures of 22 or maybe 23 degrees, and lots of low cloud across the far south—east, but that should burn up as you go north up the coast. on monday, this weather front across parts of northern ireland and northern and western scotland will stay put. persistent rain there. elsewhere, a fine day once again. good sunny spells, but a few sharp showers or thunderstorms developing across southern areas later on in the day as temperatures reach highs of 23 or maybe 2a celsius. that weather front will continue to plague much of scotland and northern ireland for the week ahead. high pressure will dominate the scene elsewhere. plenty of warm sunshine but always the threat of heavy showers. this is bbc news — the headlines: prince harry has been meeting well—wishers outside windsor castle where he will be marrying meghan markle in just a few hours. the american actress and her mother have arrived at the hotel where they have spent the night. the couple will wed at

of south—east england. we have already had bits of damp weather in the north east of scotland. ire earlier on. as we head into tonight, the cloud will bring heavy rain in to parts of the south—east and east anglia. that will slide its way up the eastern side of england and eventually into eastern scotland by the end of the night. further west, where we see clear skies, especially across northern ireland, it will turn quite chilly. in fact, here, there could be a touch of frost may be in some spots in the countryside getting all the way down to freezing. so, into tomorrow. chilly start in the west. a bright start here. further east, more in the way of cloud. that cloud still producing some outbreaks of rain. the rain only slowly trudging its way out of eastern england and settling in across eastern scotland for a good part of the day. further west, that is where we will continue to see the best of the sunshine. very small chance of a shower but most will be dry. temperatures nothing to write home about. equally not too bad for this time of the prospects for the coming week actual

the good news is the rain should start to become lighter and confined to the north—east of scotland, t. the best of the brightness will be further west, with a top temperature of around 17—18. then things settle down a lot into next week. that is because we see this big ridge of high pressure coming in from the south—west. it will bring lighter winds for monday, and plenty of sunshine. a bit of cloud rolling into the hebrides, scotland, maybe into northern ireland as well. we could see a little bit of cloud elsewhere across central and southern england but many places staying dry with sunshine all day and it will feel warmer because of light winds. 19, 20, maybe 21 celsius. it looks like it'll be even warmer into tuesday but it's actually a nice start next week because of the high pressure, and it's going to stay dry for most. hello, and a warm welcome to dateline london. this week's news has been dominated by news from and about the middle east. we'll discuss what happens now, given donald trump's abandonment of the iran nuclear deal. we'll also consider the prospects for the forthco

of scotland. we will see more of a breeze and outbreaks of rain, particularly across north—western scotland. the north—easte across the country, another fine—looking day, with top temperatures of 22 or maybe 23 degrees, and lots of low cloud across the far south—east, but that should burn up as you go north up the coast. on monday, this weather front across parts of northern ireland and northern and western scotland will stay put. persistent rain there. elsewhere, a fine day once again. good sunny spells, but a few sharp showers or thunderstorms developing across southern areas later on in the day as temperatures reach highs of 23 or maybe 2a celsius. that weather front will continue to plague much of scotland and northern ireland for the week ahead. high pressure will dominate the scene elsewhere. plenty of warm sunshine but always the threat of heavy showers. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the globe — my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: crowd: harry! harry! the final countdown to the royal wedding — prince harry talks to the crowds outside windsor ca

of south—east england. we have already had bits of damp weather in the north east of scotland. lier on. as we head into tonight the cloud will bring heavy rain in to parts of the south—east and east anglia. that will slide its way up the eastern side of england and eventually into eastern scotland by the end of the night. further west, where we see clear skies, especially across northern ireland, it will turn quite chilly. in fact here there could be a touch of frost may be in some spots in the countryside getting all the way down to freezing. so, into tomorrow. the chilly start in the west. a bright start here. further east, more in the way of cloud. that cloud still producing outbreaks of rain. rain only slowly trudging its way out of eastern england and settling in across eastern scotland for a good part of the day. further west, that is wher e we will continue to see the best of the sunshine. a very small chance of a shower but most will be dry. temperatures nothing to write home about. the prospects for the coming week actually look quite promising in terms of dry weather.

of high pressure will move a bit further east. more cloud he is in northern ireland in scotland, outbreaks of rain, quite breezy. the northsunny spells and for the bulk of england and wales, another fine and warm summer welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: harry, harry! the final countdown to the royal wedding — prince harry talks to the crowds outside windsor castle. good evening, miss markle. how are you feeling tonight? while meghan markle and her mum arrive at the country house hotel where they're spending the night. in other news: more than 100 people are feared dead after a plane crashes shortly after ta ke—off from havana. and ten people have been killed at a school shooting in texas. a 17—year—old pupil has been charged with murder.

east and was the midlands. damages towards 18. should feel find during sunday afternoon with those light winds as well. —— temperatures. into sunday evening, we keep rain across parts of the far north—east of scotland one or two showers into monday. for most of us clear and dry conditions out there. quite a fresh start to the working week. temperatures down in single figures monday morning. the weather should improve as we had through the next few days. that is because low pressure will sit across parts of france. high pressure across parts of scandinavia and another across the atlantic. that means the pressure should rise and things should quieten down. for monday the chance of one or two showers lingering for east anglia and the far south—east. they should fade away. much of the country, blue skies and sunshine with fairly light winds. cloud working into the far north—west late in the day. temperatures a little warmer than we have seen over the weekend, 21, possibly 22. that trend continues into tuesday, after a fairly fresh start tuesday should bring a stay largely dry and brad day. a little more cloud and outbreaks of rain for northern ireland and the north—west of scotland. england and wales k

somewhat weather across the far north—east of scotla nd across the far north—east of scotland to takehilly. in the countryside there could be a touch of frost. some extra cloud fringing into the far south—east. this lump of cloud into western and northern scotland by the end of the night. this area of cloud will roll its way through the west of northern ireland into scotla nd the west of northern ireland into scotland tomorrow, maybe producing the odd spell of patchy rain. it will feel quite cool close to the coasts as the breeze comes in off the chilly north sea. in between, lots of sunshine to be had. after that decidedly cool start, temperatures will climb nicely to 19 01’ temperatures will climb nicely to 19 or 22 degrees. it is high pressure which is in charge of our weather story. this frontal system will bring a fly in the ointment on tuesday. a band of rain, much of this rain quite light and patchy. there could be some missed the and murky conditions are round coasts of the irish sea and perhaps north sea coasts as well. inland, we are expecting large amounts of sunshine, part

as we work our way into sunday evening we keep the rain across parts of the far north—east of scotlandacross the south east. for most of us clear and dry conditions. temperatures into single figures first thing monday morning. the weather should improve over the next few days. high pressure across scandinavia and another area of high pressure working in from the azores across the atlantic. that means the pressure should rise and things should brighten. still one or two showers lingering in east anglia and the south east. for much of the country blue skies and sunshine with light winds. more cloud working into the far north—west later in the day. temperatures warmer than over the last few days. that trend continues on into tuesday. another largely dry, bright day. more cloud and outbreaks of rain for northern ireland and the north west of scotla nd ireland and the north west of scotland down to a weak front. england and wales keep the sunshine all day on tuesday. the temperatures should be doing pretty well. i is up to 23 in london and fresher in northern ireland and scotland. as high p

east. through the evening and overnight variable amounts of cloud take us into friday morning. 0utbreaks variable amounts of cloud take us into friday morning. outbreaks of rain affecting the north—west and north—east of scotlandre will be some breaks in the cloud to give some of us a fairly sunny start of the day. the cloud will be thin and will break in places to give some sunny spells towards england and wales. thicker cloud in the north but warmer still tomorrow. temperatures getting up into the high teens and low 20s. that's a sign of things to come into the bank holiday weekend. mostly dry and increasing amounts of sunshine. saturday morning might start off a bit misty and murky but there will be some sunshine across most areas. thicker cloud towards north—western areas with a weather front here. 12 degrees in the outer hebrides but elsewhere look at those temperatures in the low 20s. this is sunday again for central and northern scotland and northern ireland. cloudy on sunday and elsewhere lengthy spells of sunshine. perhaps more cloud in northern england and into the afternoon. warmer still with temperatures mid to high teens, up to 24 degrees in the south—east of england. continuing that into bank hol

as we work our way through to sunday evening, we keep that rain across parts of the far north—east of scotland east anglia and the south—east. perhaps one or two showers in the early hours of monday. for most of us, clear and dry conditions out there. quite a fresh start to the working week. temperatures well down into single figures first thing on monday morning. weather should start to improve as we head through the next few days and that is because low pressure will be sitting across parts of france. but we have high pressure across scandinavia and another area of high pressure working in from the azores and the atlantic. so things should quieten down. monday, the chance of one of two showers lingering for east anglia and the far south—east. they should fade away. for much of the country, blue skies and sunshine with fairly light winds as well. a little bit more cloud working into the far north later in the day, but temperatures a bit warmer than we have seen over the weekend, 21 or possibly 22 degrees. that trend continues on into tuesday. after a fairly fresh start, tuesday should bring u

north—eastern areas. some outbreaks of rain across the far north—east of scotland. nd. expect the skies to continue to brighton. lovely bright skies out west. still the chance of a shower in northern ireland. there is still some time to get out and enjoy a decent sunday afternoon. under the clear skies, it is going to turn quite chilly. towns and cities down to three or 4 degrees. it could be colder in the countryside. and area of cloud trying to push into the far south—east. these areas of cloud will essentially try to close in across the uk tomorrow. certainly quite a lot of cloud from northern ireland and the western side of scotland. there could be the odd shower into the south—east as the cloud thickens up. a decent amount of sunshine. high—pressure really driving the weather this week. holding fire for the most part to leave us with dry conditions. this frontal system will be a fly in the ointment. it will bring patchy rain into northern ireland and scotla nd rain into northern ireland and scotland on tuesday. for the eastern half of england and wales, expect s

of scotland. that said, most places will be dry and sunny. a bit cool across the north—east of scotland. monday. it may very well break the last bank holiday record, achieved in 1999, that was 2a degrees in hampshire. tuesday, we start to see some subtle changes. this area of low pressure will bring cooler air into the western side of the uk. a weather front which will be very weak, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern ireland and western scotland. the eastern side of england, another warm day on the cards. we could be looking at 27, maybe one or two places seeing 28. a cooler and fresher feeling further north and west. next area of low pressure moves in for wednesday. this one will have more to it, stronger winds, that will make things very wet in western ireland and northern scotland. still some sunshine across southern and eastern parts of england. a relatively fine day here. temperatures typically 20 degrees. but a much cooler and fresher feel out west. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. us president donald trump has caused outrage in france by suggesting the 2015 att

of scotland. that said, most places will be dry and sunny. a bit cool across the north—east of scotland.high temperature on bank holiday monday. it may very well break the last bank holiday record, achieved in 1999, that was 24 degrees in hampshire. tuesday, we start to see some subtle changes. this area of low pressure will bring cooler air into the western side of the uk. a weather front which will be very weak, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern ireland and western scotland. the eastern side of england, another warm day on the cards. we could be looking at 27, maybe one or two places seeing 28. a cooler and fresher feeling further north and west. next area of low pressure moves in for wednesday. this one will have more to it, stronger winds, that will make things very wet in western ireland and northern scotland. still some sunshine across southern and eastern parts of england. a relatively fine day here. temperatures typically 20 degrees. but a much cooler and fresher feel out west. this is bbc news. the headlines — the most successful manager in british football, sir alex fergus

of scotland. that said, most places will be dry and sunny. a bit cool across the north—east of scotland.en. this is likely to be the high temperature on bank holiday monday. it may very well break the last bank holiday record, achieved in 1999, that was 2a degrees in hampshire. tuesday, we start to see some subtle changes. this area of low pressure will bring cooler air into the western side of the uk. a weather front which will be very weak, bringing outbreaks of rain to northern ireland and western scotland. the eastern side of england, another warm day on the cards. we could be looking at 27, maybe one or two places seeing 28. a cooler and fresher feeling further north and west. next area of low pressure moves in for wednesday. this one will have more to it, stronger winds, that will make things very wet in western ireland and northern scotland. still some sunshine across southern and eastern parts of england. a relatively fine day here. temperatures typically 20 degrees. but a much cooler and fresher feel out west. this is bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories: sir alex ferguso

as we work our way through to sunday evening, we keep that rain across parts of the far north—east of scotlandast. perhaps one or two showers in the early hours of monday. for most of us, clear and dry conditions out there. quite a fresh start to the working week. temperatures well down into single figures first thing on monday morning. weather should start to improve as we head through the next few days and that is because low pressure will be sitting across parts of france. but we have high pressure across scandinavia and another area of high pressure working in from the azores and the atlantic. so things should quieten down. monday, the chance of one of two showers lingering for east anglia and the far south—east. they should fade away. for much of the country, blue skies and sunshine with fairly light winds as well. a little bit more cloud working into the far north later in the day, but temperatures a bit warmer than we have seen over the weekend, 21 or possibly 22 degrees. that trend continues on into tuesday. after a fairly fresh start, tuesday should bring us another round of dry and b

still some mist and murk for some coastal areas in the far north—east of scotland. a little bit chilly close to some of these north sea coasts. as we go through friday night, we will see these showers and thunderstorms drifting northwards and westwards, tending to fizzle as the night wears on. there will be a fair amount of mist and murk and low cloud developing across the country. it's going to be a muggy night as well. 12 in edinburgh, 1a in london. perhaps a little uncomfortable for sleeping. now as we look ahead to saturday, a lot of dry weather and sunshine, particularly the further north you are. just the odd isolated shower. as we go through the day, we will see some increasingly heavy and thundery downpours developing across southern and south—western parts of england and also wales. some real warmth by this stage, particularly down to the south—east. that is a big part of the story this weekend. drawing warmer air up to the north of the continent. bands of showery and probably thundery rain drifting up from the south. we could see some particularly heavy dow

these increasingly become confined to the far north—east of scotland to the afternoon.een cloudy so far. the odd hefty shower for northern ireland, temperatures around 15 to 19 degrees. not too bad at all if you have plans to get out and about this afternoon. this evening and tonight, dry for the most pa rt evening and tonight, dry for the most part with clear skies, chilly underneath. more cloud pushing into east anglia and the south—east, and certainly some thicker cloud just fringing into northern ireland and western scotland by the end of the night. these areas of cloud will try to invade, one from the east and west. rather grey tomorrow and cool as well, close to the coasts in east anglia and the south—east. thickening cloud from northern ireland, but in between plenty of sunshine. lifting temperatures to 19 or20. sunshine. lifting temperatures to 19 or 20. temperatures will climb further as we get on into tuesday, high—pressure firmly in charge of the scene. it weak frontal system pushing into the north—west, more cloud into northern ireland and scotla nd cloud in

bit hit and miss with sums gained right altogether. 20 celsius across the south west and north east of scotland but low cloud and mist rolls back in across many areas and we could see and read down pours. we start tuesday on a grey note with cloud breaking and burning back to the coast. lots of sunshine in northern and western areas but gci’oss in northern and western areas but across many in central and southern areas, and storms breaking out which could be heavy and another one day. temperatures in the 20 celsius. the rest of the week stays warm and humid, some sunshine around and also a risk of thundery downpours which will continue. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: a man in his 80s has died after his vehicle was submerged in walsall, as flash flooding hit parts of the midlands and wales. some areas get more than a month's rainfall injust an hour. a young malian immigrant who rescued a boy hanging from a balcony will become a french citizen. he was given a medal of courage after he scaled the building with his bare hands. the labour partyjoins calls to change abortion laws in northern