in scotland and northern ireland, sunny spells, one of two showers, blustery in north—west scotland. air following the front, that is still part of the focus but the change is that the rain might linger into parts of south—east england into parts of south—east england into sunday morning so we need to watch the timing of clearance here. evenif watch the timing of clearance here. even if the rain clears, there might be some cloud behind it whereas elsewhere on sunday, sunny spells, the odd shower in northern scotland, a cold front moving southward so cooler air coming but still on sunday there are some sunny spells. that is that we can forecast. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. russia has dismissed allegations that it has attempted to steal research into a coronavirus vaccine, and meddled in last year's general election. the uk, the united states and canada say hackers in russia have targeted various organisations trying to find a vaccine. let's speak now to our diplomatic correspondent, james landale. good morning. we were speaking to security ministerj

and it may just see cloudier skies showers in northern scotland and it mayjust see cloudier land. later in the day. bye—bye.

breezy in scotland and northern ireland, sunny spells, you may catch a shower, northern and western scotland anglia, staying dry, not as warm as today, still humid, still some warmth, temperatures heading towards the mid 20s. under part two of the weekend into sunday, heavier rain along this weather front, it into sunday, heavier rain along this weatherfront, it continues into sunday, heavier rain along this weather front, it continues very slowly southwards, by sunday bit of a change in the forecast, it may well be rain lingering into the morning across parts of south—east england. we will keep updating on that, apart from a few showers in northern scotland, elsewhere sunny spells around on sunday. all parts turning cooler. maybe the odd spot close to 20 degrees, most of us falling short of that later in the weekend. john maguire, bbc news, cornwall. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the nhs in england is to get £3 billion of extra funding to help it cope if there's a second wave of coronavirus this winter. they are dealing with a lot of

they're most likely across northern and eastern areas, so through parts of scotland, northern englandgland as well. some of the showers here would be heavy and thundery, some being blown into northern ireland on this northwesterly breeze. parts of wales, the south west, yes, one or two showers, but most places here should be dry with some spells of sunshine. but i mentioned the northwesterly breeze. that's going to make it feel fairly cool, 15 to 20 degrees. now, some of those showers will continue during friday evening. into the night, northern scotland will continue to see some. most other areas will turn dry, with some clear spells and light winds as well. it's going to turn into a rather cool night for the time of year, temperatures for many spots getting down into single digits, seven or 8 degrees quite likely. but as we head into saturday, here comes our area of high pressure its way in. now, notice the way in which the high—pressure is focusing itself to the south of the uk. so that's where we're going to see the best of the sunshine. the further north you are, there will be mo

still quite chilly for northern scotland. short lived peak of the heat, perhaps low 30s in the south, but into the weekend the low pressure starts to bring cooler and fresher air in for monday. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines... the prime minister defends the decision to quarantine holiday—makers returning from spain, saying the situation called for a swift response. let's be absolutely clear about what's happening in europe, amongst some of our european friends. i'm afraid you are starting to see, in some places, the signs of a second wave of the pandemic. the spanish prime minister calls britain's response "unjust" and "disproportionate". translation: take the case of the canary islands, the balearic islands, the regions of valencia and andalusia, which i insist have a cumulative incidence of the virus inferior to that registered right now in the united kingdom. tougher restrictions are introduced in oldham following an increase in the number of cases of the virus.

the rain continues to spread its way northwards, becoming confined to scotland in the afternoon, so some sunshine developing for northernand. temperatures creeping up a little bit here. still quite cool in the north, much warmer for england and wales, 24 to 27 or 28 degrees. and then we really tap into that warm air on friday, coming up from france, spreading right across the country. so, a hot and sunny day for many, particularly england and wales. just the threat of some showers or thunderstorms encroaching into northern ireland late in the day. bit of uncertainty to this, but for most, you really will notice those temperatures, with increasing humidity as well. the high 20s for many. low 30s for the midlands and in towards the southeast. so, that is the last day ofjuly, a brief hot spell for the last day ofjuly, as it starts to turn cooler for the weekend, as thay atlantic westerly sets in — bringing some showers or long spells of rain. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. britain's prime minister warns there are signs of a second wave of coronavirus in parts of europ

by sunshine across northern scotland. the year. beyond that, the forecast into the following week, the jet stream continues to run over the top of the uk. this and unsettled kind of weather pattern. quite changeable which hours hoist the case that the watches weather will be tending to be touristy northwest of the united kingdom. but i think quite a few of us into next we will continue to see that rather cloudy and shall re—theme to the web that would temperatures into the high teens to low 20s. no change in the forecast on the horizon and it looks like it will stay pretty unsettled. tonight at 10pm... counting the heavy economic cost of the pandemic, with 12,000 job losses announced in just two days. the losses are mainly in high—street retail and aviation — the two sectors hardest hit by the effects of the pandemic. we have to cut our cloth according to our means and it's tough, but we've got to do it, it's the right thing to do. the job losses also affect thousands working in supply chains, as well as a range of suppor

ireland and northern england on friday. scotland bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines... a £4 billion cut in vat to kick—start the economy — but some companies say they need to keep the cash to stay in business. we're looking to pass some of that on to customers, but i think we are in survival mode right now. what it allows us to do is comfortably put on larger discounts, so we are passing it on. the health secretary says the government has ruled out making masks compulsory for office workers in england. borisjohnson confirms there'll be an independent inquiry into the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic — but not now. china warns of retaliation over huawei, as president trump takes credit for the decision to exclude it from the uk's 56 network. the biggest easing of lockdown restrictions in scotland is under way — the first minister says it's

they‘re most likely across northern and eastern areas, so through parts of scotland, northern englandze. for parts of wales and the south—west, yes, one or two showers, but most places here should be dry, with some spells of sunshine. but i mentioned the north—westerly breeze. that‘s going to make it feel fairly cool, 15—20 degrees. now, some of those showers will continue during friday evening. into the night, while northern scotland will continue to see some, most other areas will turn dry, with some clear spells, light winds as well. it‘s going to turn into a rather cool night for the time of year. temperatures for many spots getting down into single digits — seven or eight degrees quite likely. but, as we head into saturday, here comes our area of high pressure building its way in. now, notice the way in which the high pressure is focusing itself to the south of the uk, so that‘s where we‘re going to see the best of the sunshine. the further north you are, there will be more cloud, and perhaps just one or two showers. north—west england, northern ireland, particularly scotland, yo

still have a low pressure from today across the north sea with wet and ready weather in northern scotlanders in north and west areas with the odd one travelling to the east, otherwise dry in central and southern areas with some sunshine but still disappointing temperatures for the time of year, the mid to high teens, maybe 20 in the south. that area of low pressure clears away and we have another low pushing to the west but high pressure will start to build across southern high pressure will start to build across southern areas so high pressure will start to build across southern areas so breezy conditions for north—east scotland and the northern isles as low pressure clears away. increasing cloud and may be showers across the west tha n ks cloud and may be showers across the west thanks to that other low i was showing you pushing in off the atlantic. high pressure building on the south, increasing amounts of sunshine, lighter winds, starting to see temperatures are rising, and they will rise further through thursday and into friday as we start to tap into some very warm and hot airfrom t

a cooler day in northern scotland, around 13. then, to ta ke northern scotland, around 13., windy day on sunday, touching gail false showers. for all of us, windy day on sunday, touching gailfalse in places and with that, it will feel a little chillier as well. so a bit of everything on the cards for the next few days but certainly a fair bit of rain to come for some of you today. enjoy your weekend. back to you. you don't get to escape yet. it's been awhile since i've had a tutorial from you. why is it so windy at the moment? just various areas of low pressure, the jet strea m areas of low pressure, the jet stream across the uk. areas of low pressure is where the air rises quite quickly and tends to draw the air ina quite quickly and tends to draw the air in a make it windy at the surface. a rather turbulent spell. should turn quieter in the middle pa rt should turn quieter in the middle part of next week. good, because you know the main reason i asked, don't you? no, your hair? my hair is fine, i have a head appointment but this weekend. good. are you? next week. have a l

a few sunny spells across northern scotland.'re looking at the forecast for the end of the week, and we're looking at the next area of low pressure moving in off the atlantic. this one bringing the heaviest rain — and persistent rain at that — across the north—west of the country but it's notjust wet. it's also going to be pretty windy. there may well be some rain for a time across eastern england but that should clear through the morning. the afternoon, probably a rather greater chance of seeing some breaks in the cloud and a few sunny spells across east anglia and south east england. little prospect of that, though, futrher north and west with the rain continuing to pour down. the weekend weather prospects still dominated by low pressure. weather fronts scooting across the uk, bringing rain at times, showers merging together to give some lengthier spells of rain during the second half of the weekend as well. so, it does stay unsettled. this weekend, rain at times, often windy, often cloudy, and those temperatures similar to wh

cloud and rain to start the day in southern scotland, northern ireland.and the rain turning increasingly into showers. a little bit of warmth in the atmosphere, those showers can really get going through the afternoon across the midlands and eastern england and some heavy and thundery downpours to come. not all areas seeing them, but pretty punchy where they do break out. here are thursday's top temperatures. 12 across northern scotland despite more in the way of sunshine here. in the south, we could get up to 20 degrees but the temperatures of course will plummet if you get caught in a heavy shower. thursday evening, we will see many of those showers dying away, any stray showers from scotland clearing as well but then we look to the west into the early hours of friday for that big area of low pressure starting to show its hand, rain by the end of the night into south—west scotland and northern ireland. 0vernight lows, about 11 to 14 just about covering it. wind strengthening already first thing on friday. it will be a windy day across the board. a set o

tomorrow, rain with you for much of the day for northern ireland and scotland, slowly sinking into northernacross wales, the midlands, southern countries of england, there should be hazy sunshine coming soon. feeling warm, 23 degrees the high—end london, you know 17 degrees further north, not great for this stage ofjuly. the low pressure is still moving. it centre moved into the northey and the rain slowly pushes southwards across england and wales, so rain to come. —— it centre moves into the north—east. showers across scotland and northern ireland, temperatures in the high teens to the low 20s, below par for the time of year, but in any sunshine it will feel warm. not a bad start to friday with sunshine for many areas, it could be cloudy across southern wales and southern england with patches of rain, as we get into the afternoon, rain will move into northern england from the next area of low pressure. the northern england, head of that, and in central and eastern scotland, the best of the sunshine. 19 or 20 degrees in edinburgh, feeling pleasa nt degrees in edinburgh, feeling pleasant if

it could end up going further north, even across northern ireland, southern scotland and northern englandso we have to bear that in mind. with the humidity, there will be hill fog patches developing across the south, and a muqqy developing across the south, and a muggy fuel to the air. the brightest of the sky is forecast to be in scotland. that's the latest weather. a reminder of our top story: the government pledges a £i.5 billion lifeline to the arts and cultural sector to help with the impact of covid—i9. it has been broadly welcomed. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. the world snooker championship that starts at the end of the month could take place in front a limited number of specatators at the crucible in sheffield. those with tickets for the tournament, that was due to take place in april, have been asked to register their interest to attend if regulations allow. snookers governing body say they remain in discussion with the gov

not as windy in northern scotland as yesterday's. e showers for scotland, fairly cool night for the time of year, some countryside spots down to four celsius. tomorrow, starting off quite chilly, but bright. some sunshine. further north, northern england, northern ireland and scotland in particular, once again some showers, and some could be heavy. temperatures remaining low weather should be for the time of year. 15—22. mainly dry start for most because of high pressure. that will hold on into tuesday but this frontal system approaching from the north—west will eventually bring some rain across northern ireland, scotland, far north of england from wednesday into thursday. staying dry yourfurther south and turning a little warmer as well. that's all from me for this morning, have a great sunday. nina, it is back to you. earlier this month, we featured a story on breakfast about the thousands of children who have missed out on vital schoolwork because they don't have a computer or internet access at home. well, a bbc appeal has prompte

they're most likely across northern and eastern areas, so through parts of scotland, northern england blown into northern ireland on this north—westerly breeze. parts of wales and the south—west, yes, one or two showers, but most places here should be dry with some spells of sunshine. but i mentioned the north—westerly breeze. that's going to make it feel fairly cool, 15—20 degrees. now, some of those showers will continue during friday evening. into the night, northern scotland will continue to see some. most other areas will turn dry, with some clear spells, light winds as well. it's going to turn into a rather cool night for the time of year, temperatures for many spots getting down into single digits, seven or eight degrees quite likely. but, as we head into saturday, here comes our area of high pressure building its way in. now, notice the way in which the high pressure is focusing itself to the south of the uk, so that's where we're going to see the best of the sunshine. the further north you are, there will be more cloud and perhaps just one or two showers. north—west england,

they're most likely across northern and eastern areas, so through parts of scotland, northern england ireland on this north—westerly breeze. for parts of wales and the south—west, yes, one or two showers, but most places here should be dry, with some spells of sunshine. but i mentioned the north—westerly breeze. that's going to make it feel fairly cool, 15—20 degrees. now, some of those showers will continue during friday evening. into the night, while northern scotland will continue to see some, most other areas will turn dry, with some clear spells, light winds as well. it's going to turn into a rather cool night for the time of year. temperatures for many spots getting down into single digits — seven or eight degrees quite likely. but, as we head into saturday, here comes our area of high pressure building its way in. now, notice the way in which the high pressure is focusing itself to the south of the uk, so that's where we're going to see the best of the sunshine. the further north you are, there will be more cloud, and perhaps just one or two showers. north—west england, norther

a bit of uncertainty about the detail, but scotland, northern ireland, northern england most likely topotentially disruptive winds on sunday. keep across that part of the forecast. and it's turning cooler and fresher from the north behind this weather front, changing that flow of air from that mild, moist south—westerly to something cooler from the north—west by monday, with sunshine, yes, but showers, too, moving from north—west to south—east across the uk, some heavy ones in places, and still a very brisk wind on monday. and temperatures, well, with that wind direction, nothing more than the low teens in northern scotland. somewhere may get to 20. most of us will not. the nights turning cooler once again. now, as we go into tuesday, a little area of high pressure trying to nose in. that does promise some quieter weather on tuesday. still a few showers around towards the north and east in particular, but much of the uk staying dry. some cloud building, some sunny spells. it'll feel warmer in those sunny spells, particularly as the wind is lighter by tuesday. now, southernmost areas lo

particularly in northern and western areas of scotland with a view getting into northern ireland and looking like this. through the rest of today, we will continue to see the showers coming in particularly in scotland. and just a few isolated showers for northern ireland and north—west england but otherwise, a lot of dry weather around as we head into the early part of the evening. quite warm in the south. 23. london. quite a cool day further north. showers around, as well. overnight, more showers to come in scotland. otherwise, most of us will have a dry night with clear spells, turning chilly again. temperatures into single figures. so a cool start to the day on tuesday but again plenty of sunshine, northern ireland, england and wales, and cloud will tend to develop, mostly fair weather cloud, but it will tend to turn much grey across the north west later in the day without outbreaks of rain to end the afternoon. temperatures into the 20s in the south. still quite cool in the north, 16—17. tuesday night, more general rain moves in. no pressure. a wet night, tuesday night, and the ra

so tomorrow we pick up that rain crossing northern scotland, the rest of scotland, northern england, to the south of that, we've got more cloud around, but we're still going to be seeing some sunshine, and still a lot dry weather, with highs up to about 22, 23, maybe 24 degrees. and really, as we go through the next day into thursday, a weather front will be drifting south, bringing some patchy rain with it. i will have more weather in half—an—hour, so i will look forward to seeing you then. hello this is breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. it is 6:30am exactly. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning we'll explore the lockdown backlogs that have left many of us without valid passports or driving licences and how long it might take to get to the front of the queue. i like how the drums and guitars and vocals all go together, like a big punk sandwich. also this morning, we'll meet ten—year—old arlo, the ‘pint—sized punk‘ who's launched his own music magazine, selling hundreds of copies. and later, we'll say happy birthday

so more cloud and outbreaks of rain tomorrow, moving out of northern ireland into northern england and southern scotlandst anglia and the south—east have more cloud than to ta ke south—east have more cloud than to take a slightly lower temperatures. for northern ireland and scotland things could brighten up with some sunshine in the afternoon. as we move into friday this area of high pressure centred across the azores is going to try to build towards our choice and that will give a window of fine weather for most, some spells of sunshine. a bit of cloud and the east coast and for southern england and south wales. but generally speaking a fine day and slightly warmer as well, 2a glasgow, 24 slightly warmer as well, 2a glasgow, 2a degrees in london. but that window fine weather slams shutjust in time for the weekend and here comes an area of low pressure, frontal system swinging east and that brings some outbreaks of rain, some of that heavy for a time across northern parts of the uk on saturday. still some showers left behind on sunday and it should be a drier day and cooler. further south some sundry do

scotland and northern ireland, gaps in the cloud, sunny spells, mainly dry. s not going to last. these weather fronts are coming into tonight, lasting into early saturday for some and particularly for scotland tomorrow it's looking soaking here, more about that in a moment. this afternoon those heavy downpours running through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, some thundery, a chance of hail. wales and south—west england brightening up, northern ireland and scotland with some sunny spells, just the chance of a few showers this afternoon into eastern parts of scotla nd afternoon into eastern parts of scotland and as for temperatures, just pick out yorkshire and north—east england where it staying cloudy this afternoon, some of us just around iii—15d, not great for earlyjuly. tonight, any of those heavy showers fade away but the weather fronts i showed you, this is what's coming from them, the rain into northern ireland and scotland and parts of north—west england and wales by morning, a freshening wind, temperature is after an early debt rising later

scotland. this evening and tonight still simmering into parts of england, wales and northern ireland, but drierr scotland and clear spells developing in the north—east and the cool spots could be into single figures. look how the temperatures stay up in england and wales. it is a muggy night with low cloud and mist in the hills. plenty of cloud again tomorrow. you can see outbreaks of rain, just not with the intensity you have seen today. most of that falling across the north and the west. but you may see some sunny spells and it could feel a bit warmer than this. it is humid and windy, gusting 30 to a0 miles an hour. this area of low pressure will pass close to scotland with yet more rain. on the southern flank look at the isobars, rain. on the southern flank look at the isoba rs, and rain. on the southern flank look at the isobars, and that means the winds are picking up. the weather front is moving south and behind that it will be fresher and a bit cooler, but it will be brighter. we will brighten up on sunday, but showers around, with some of those heavy and thundery. a spell of rain in nor

lumbered with some thick cloud across the northern half of the uk, affecting scotla nd northern half of the uk, affecting scotlandspells and it will be drier than the next few days, and it will become a little bit warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines: "i don't have anger issues" — actorjohnny depp gives evidence to a defamation hearing over newspaper claims that he assaulted his ex—wife. labour calls for an apology as social care leaders criticise borisjohnson's suggestion that "too many" care homes didn't follow coronavirus procedures — downing street suggests his comments were misunderstood. throughout this crisis, care homes have done amazing work, and the prime minister was explaining that because asymptomatic transmission was not known about, the correct procedures were therefore not known. three pubs which re—opened at the weekend have had to close — after customers tested positive for covid—19. one landlady says she contacted all her customers to warn them we took it on ourselves to do it so that we knew that we had done it before it got out there.

they're most likely across northern and eastern areas, so through parts of scotland, northern englandld be heavy and thundery, some being blown into northern ireland on this north—westerly breeze. for parts of wales and the south—west, yes, one or two showers, but most places here should be dry, with some spells of sunshine. but i mentioned the north—westerly breeze. that's going to make it feel fairly cool, 15—20 degrees. now, some of those showers will continue during friday evening. into the night, while northern scotland will continue to see some, most other areas will turn dry, with some clear spells, light winds as well. it's going to turn into a rather cool night for the time of year. temperatures for many spots getting down into single digits — seven or eight degrees quite likely. but, as we head into saturday, here comes our area of high pressure building its way in. now, notice the way in which the high pressure is focusing itself to the south of the uk, so that's where we're going to see the best of the sunshine. the further north you are, there will be more cloud, and perh

they're most likely across northern and eastern areas, so through parts of scotland, northern englandre could be heavy and thundery, some being blown into northern ireland on this northwesterly breeze. parts of wales, the south west, yes, one or two showers, but most places here should be dry with some spells of sunshine. but i mentioned the northwesterly breeze. that's going to make it feel fairly cool, 15—20 celsius. now, some of those showers will continue during friday evening. into the night, northern scotland will continue to see some. most other areas will turn dry, with some clear spells and light winds as well. it's going to turn into a rather cool night for the time of year, temperatures for many spots getting down into single digits, 7—8 celsius quite likely. but as we head into saturday, here comes our area of high pressure building its way in. now, notice the way in which the high—pressure is focusing itself to the south of the uk. so that's where we're going to see the best of the sunshine. the further north you are, there will be more cloud and perhaps just 1—2 showers.

some showers towards the northern isles, northern scotland, the odd one elsewhere is possible. later in the day. and temperatures, though, are a little bit higher on wednesday. and of course, that is a sign of things to come. a bit of rain for northern ireland and scotland. abundant sunshine on friday, with the heat. but again, as i mentioned earlier, it's very short—lived as temperatures come down for all at the weekend. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. turning back on the taps, us republicans propose an additional ones trillion dollar cash injection to address the economic damage caused by covid—19. tourism takes a hit as the uk updates advice against all non—essential travel to spain including the ca nary travel to spain including the canary and balearic islands. and taking a gamble on glorious woodward. we look at how the betting industry could benefit from the return of race—goers. hello and a very warm welcome. republican politicians in the us have proposed spending an additional trillion dollars to address the economi

in south—west scotland, more on hills, there could be some disruption. wet at times then for northernands, then feeding into east anglia and across much of southern england then as we go through the late afternoon and into the evening. it is windy throughout as well, parts of wales and the middle seen some gusts in excess of a0 mph. 0ccasional rain staying for many overnight, but notice how northern scotland is turning drier and a bit clearer as well and cooler. notice also how temperatures hold up across much of england and for wales, quite a warm and muggy night to come with plenty of cloud, low cloud so some mistiness around the coast and into the hills and we keep a lot of that cloud tomorrow, again with some occasional outbreaks of rain. not necessarily raining everywhere all the time, but if you are to the east of high ground you mayjust see a few sunny breaks. it is still windy out there but if you do get to see some sunshine, temperatures may end up a little bit higher than this, though most of us will not see that sun and stay cloudy. problem saturday night into sunday with t

cloud and rain to start the day in southern scotland, northern ireland.he front breaking up and the rain turning increasingly into showers. a little bit of warmth in the atmosphere, those showers can really get going through the afternoon across the midlands and eastern england and some heavy and thundery downpours to come. not all areas seeing them, but pretty punchy where they do break out. here are thursday's top temperatures. 12 across northern scotland despite more in the way of sunshine here. in the south, we could get up to 20 degrees but the temperatures of course will plummet if you get caught in a heavy shower. thursday evening, we will see many of those showers dying away, any stray showers from scotland clearing as well but then we look to the west into the early hours of friday for that big area of low pressure starting to show its hand, rain by the end of the night into southwest scotland and northern ireland. 0vernight lows, about 11 to 1a just about covering it. wind strengthening already first thing on friday. it will be a windy day acros

a few showers in northern scotland but much of northern ireland, scotla nd but much of northern irelander. cooler but my gear where we have the cloud and rain to the south, which lingers on into the morning, the cloud holding on into south—east england and east anglia, even into the afternoon, still the chance of patchy rain as the afternoon and is, in parts of kent. elsewhere, plenty of sunshine on the way, showers dotted through scotland, they could be the heavy one. still breezy but not as breezy as it was today. as for the temperatures, reallyjust as it was today. as for the temperatures, really just in as it was today. as for the temperatures, reallyjust in the high teens where it has been so warm and muggy to the south, temperatures are down, the humidity is down, too. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with me,. the headlines: russia's ambassador to the uk rejects allegations his country has interfered in british politics or tried to steal coronavirus vaccine research. i do not believe in the story at all, there is no sense in it. councils in england now have new powers to close sh

cloud and rain to start the day in southern scotland, northern ireland.en start to see the front breaking up and the rain turning increasingly into showers. a little bit of warmth in the atmosphere, those showers can really get going through the afternoon across the midlands and eastern england and some heavy and thundery downpours to come. not all areas seeing them, but pretty punchy where they do break out. here are thursday's top temperatures. 12 across northern scotland despite more in the way of sunshine here. in the south, we could get up to 20 degrees but the temperatures of course will plummet if you get caught in a heavy shower. thursday evening, we will see many of those showers dying away, any stray showers from scotland clearing as well but then we look to the west into the early hours of friday for that big area of low pressure starting to show its hand, rain by the end of the night into southwest scotland and northern ireland. 0vernight lows, about 11 to 1a just about covering it. wind strengthening already first thing on friday. it will be

ireland bringing a bit of rain although northern scotland is brightening up. spells, for the rest of england and wales will see sunny spells, warm and humid and temperatures into the upper 20s in parts of south—east england. this weather front with cloud and rain isn't moving very far very fast. still some rain overnight, parts of northern england, especially west of the pennines, north wales and parts of the midlands later in the night. northern ireland and scotland, cooler overnight, some spots in single figures, quite muggy to the south of the weather system. tomorrow we will find our weather front still bringing rain to parts of northern england, wales, the midlands, warm and muggy in south—east england. for scotland and northern ireland, sunny spells. you may blustery shower. —— you may catch a blustery shower. we will be moving to a weekly press conference now the senedd term is at an end and hold that on a tuesday. if the virus changes over the summer we will hold these conferences more regularly again and we will be having an additional briefing in the

earlier we heard from our correspondents on changes coming into effect in scotland, wales and northernts without having to physically distance. that means they can play more normally with their friends they can play more normally with theirfriends and they can play more normally with their friends and if their grandparents are not shielding, they can hug them as well. it is an easing of restrictions for them outdoors. it still remains in place they can only meet up to eight people from three different households at any time and that is true for children between 12 and 17. they still have to physically distance outdoors but they can meet more groups throughout the day. the other big change today of course is that self—contained, self catering accommodation here in scotland reopens. that is ahead of the wide opening of the tourist industry on july the 15th. the other big development is the row over air bridges. scotland's justice secretary this morning on the radio, said he was frustrated that the uk government's approach going ahead before they had agreement from all four uk nations. he

northern isles but further south, as high—pressure pressure builds, it should be drier with lighter winds but still fill fairly cool at so a chilly night to come. tomorrow is not bad for much of scotlandgland and wales, northern ireland in the morning, some sunshine and some afternoon clouds developing and we will see some rain pushing into western parts of the uk thanks to an area of low pressure. still quite breezy in the north and cool but warming up in the south. 0n north and cool but warming up in the south. on thursday, this low pressure continues to scrape past the north and west of the uk and brings some rain but high pressure builds over the near continent so dry and sunny and increasingly warm for england and wales, maine confined to scotland later in the day pundits and brightness for a northern ireland —— remain confined. really warm in the south, mid to high 20s celsius, just creeping further northward and still quite cool in northern scotland. heading into friday, the last day ofjuly, it looks like we will have a brief hot spell as we tap into the heat from the near continent which will spread northwards on friday with widespread heat and temperatures in the low 30s cels

and that rain is pushing its way down into scotland and northern ireland. oud and mostly light rain will continue to trickle southwards across scotland, across northern ireland, eventually into northern england and later into north wales. to the north across northern scotland, it'll brighten up. there'll be some sunshine. not quite as warm as it was on thursday, but still 20—21. further south, there's a rain band across england and wales, some sunny spells, turning out to be quite warm. 26 or even 27 in the south—east of england. now, that weather front bringing that cloud and rain will continue to move southwards overnight and into the start of the weekend. it's a painfully slow process, mind you, and we'll see that rain moving away from much of northern england as it heads into wales, through the midlands, perhaps lincolnshire and eventually the south—west of england. the rain does tend to die out in most places. still dry towards the south—east, still quite warm here. temperatures perhaps 24 degrees or so, but further north, we've got that cooler air movi

cloud and rain to start the day in southern scotland, northern ireland.he afternoon we then start to see the front breaking up and the rain turning increasingly into showers. a little bit of warmth in the atmosphere, those showers can really get going through the afternoon across the midlands and eastern england and some heavy and thundery downpours to come. not all areas seeing them, but pretty punchy where they do break out. here are thursday's top temperatures. 12 across northern scotland despite more in the way of sunshine here. in the south, we could get up to 20 degrees but the temperatures of course will plummet if you get caught in a heavy shower. thursday evening, we will see many of those showers dying away, any stray showers from scotland clearing as well but then we look to the west into the early hours of friday for that big area of low pressure starting to show its hand, rain by the end of the night into southwest scotland and northern ireland. 0vernight lows, about 11 to 1a just about covering it. wind strengthening already first thing on f

the rain will be persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells,ariable amounts of cloud and some sunshine. so here again, 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. turbulent times for the aviation industry as plane—maker airbus cuts 15,000 jobs. less likes for facebook as more global brandsjoin the ads boycott — we hearfrom one major boss on why his firm backs the move. as hong kong marks 23 years since its handover, the city adopts a controversial new security law imposed by beijing —we'll assess the impact on business. and times up for tiktok in india — we hear how some of the apps 120 million users in the coun

cloud and rain to start the day in southern scotland, northern ireland. up and the rain turning increasingly into showers. a little bit of warmth in the atmosphere, those showers can really get going through the afternoon across the midlands and eastern england and some heavy and thundery downpours to come. not all areas seeing them, but pretty punchy where they do break out. here are thursday's top temperatures. 12 across northern scotland despite more in the way of sunshine here. in the south, we could get up to 20 degrees but the temperatures of course will plummet if you get caught in a heavy shower. thursday evening, we will see many of those showers dying away, any stray showers from scotland clearing as well but then we look to the west into the early hours of friday for that big area of low pressure starting to show its hand, rain by the end of the night into southwest scotland and northern ireland. overnight lows, about 11 to 14 just about covering it. wind strengthening already first thing on friday. it will be a windy day across the board. a se

the rain will be persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells,al and eastern areas should tend to stay dry with variable amounts of cloud and some sunshine. so here, we get 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news. my name is mike embley, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. china's new security laws for hong kong come into force. anyone convicted could be jailed for life. a coronavirus warning — the leading american virus expert says case numbers in the us are going in the wrong direction. we are now having a0,000—plus new cases a day. i would not be surprised if we go up to 100,000 a day. the new research which suggests the virus can lead to str

northern scotland has held onto sunshine.wales, the southwest and into the midlands. and in east anglia and the south—east where today has been largely sunny, it will be a cloudier day tomorrow. 22 degrees in london. some brighter skies, i think, developing into the afternoon for northern ireland and scotland. friday, a fine day for most but it looks unsettled with some heavy bursts of rain at times. brisk winds too for the weekend. hello, this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. the headlines... families and friends can be reunited with loved ones — as visits to care homes in england are allowed to restart — if it's safe. the uk and america agree to "plug the loophole" that allowed the woman accused of killing harry dunn to claim diplomatic immunity — harry's mum says it's a huge step forward. it is important to us that when you do something wrong, you hold your hands up, you go through the justice system, and you expect whatever is dealt to you. it's that simple. just do the right thing. it shouldn't be that hard. labour ag

it's spreading across northern ireland and into scotland. however, i think some sunshine in the morning and in fact, it will end up being a pretty decent day for the channel counties, certainly for london — perhaps east anglia, too. temperatures could get up into the mid—20s in one or two spots but for northern england, scotland, and northern ireland at times overcast, and there will be a little bit of rain, too. and temperatures will be mostly in the mid or the high teens. now, this is the following night, so early hours of thursday, and you can see that cloudy theme continues. if anything, further patchy rain streams in on a south—westerly breeze off the atlantic. and it's going to be mild early on thursday morning, around 13, 1a, 15 degrees. now, this is thursday's weather map and quite a complicated structure of weather fronts sitting on top of the uk. that basically means a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain. and you can see dumfries and galloway, the lake district, the north—west of england, certainly wales getting some rain, too. now