i encourage you to get out and about until it does that to you, that was the scene earlier in merseyside in the atlantic, something that has really caught my eye, an awful lot of weather on its way towards the british isles. through the afternoon, the rain from the merseyside area pushes across the border into scotland, turning more showery. sunshine north of that, there will be some thunderstorms, sunshine further south, temperatures in the low 20s. at at the same time the weather mightjust do that to you, there could be sharper shallow than thunderstorms. this evening and overnight, much of the activity will fade away, two showers lingering. a mild night, temperatures down to 15 oi’ mild night, temperatures down to 15 or 16. the first signs of a spell of wet and windy weather towards the south—west, which is the theme of the next few days, unusual spells of pretty windy weather with significant rain rather than hit and myth showers. if you have a line of washing to do across england and wales, do it early, the rain will cover a ll wales, do it early, the rain will cover all parts by ar

that means the rain will continue to affect greater manchester, lancashire, merseyside along with walest won't really push that much farther north. that means the far north of england, northern ireland and scotland stay largely dry over the next few hours, but with low cloud, there'll be some and fog patches, and maybe a little bit of drizzle around some mist and fog patches, and maybe a little bit of drizzle around some of the eastern coasts in scotland as well. for the rest of monday, the low pressure will continue to move its way in, and that will bring showers. this time, the showers will be affecting scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon, but it's further south across england and wales that the day's heaviest showers are most likely to be. 20 or 30 mm in the space of an hour. again, that's enough to cause some localised flash flooding. in between those showers and the sunshine, still feeling warm, still a little on the humid side. but we're not finished with the showery story just there, because tuesday will be another showery day. this time, the heaviest showers look

the midlands and lincolnshire, the storms will continue westwards into wales, perhaps around the merseysideind of area as well. these storms are capable of bringing 30 or a0 ml a rain and space in our, so there is a risk of seeing some flash flooding and some transport disruption. we have already seen a bit of that. through the rest of the night, quite murky conditions around the coast and hills, patches of drizzle, mild, temperatures 13 to 16 degrees and then tomorrow, for england and wales, another day a bright spells, bit of sunshine and then heavy showers and thunderstorms. those thunderstorms, again capable of bringing some localised flooding and noticed there is a risk of some rain working into scotland and northern ireland for a time as well. that's your weather. hello this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines. anger and confusion for thousands of ‘a' level and gcse students in england, as the exam regulator withdraws its guidance on appealing against grades hours after publishing it. lancashire police say 2 bodies have been found by the coastguard, during the search for 2 t

the northern limit of the storms it's really merseyside, cheshire, north wales as well.night, 15 or 16 degrees, quite murky, misty fog patches around the coast and hills and the patches of drizzle. the monday, more unsettled weather to come, an area of low pressure drifting northwards stop so although you might start off with some bright skies, even a bit of morning sunshine, we are looking at some and noticed there is some rain drifting further northwards affecting northern ireland and scotland, where it has been mainly dry over recent days. tuesday, more of their showers to come, again some of them slow—moving, heavy and thundery, perhaps some of the heaviest ones working across northern england and scotla nd working across northern england and scotland by this stage but is immune from seeing the downpour, bit of sunshine between their showers, temperatures still widely getting into the low to mid 20s and still feeling slightly on the humid side but we are going to see some changes towards the middle of the week, low pressure comes on of the atlantic and as these weath

that means the rain will continue to affect greater manchester, lancashire, merseyside along with wales. that means the far north of england, northern ireland and scotland stay largely dry over the next few hours, but with low cloud. there'll be some mist and fog patches, and maybe a little bit of drizzle around some of the eastern coasts in scotland as well. for the rest of monday, the low pressure will continue to move its way in, and that will bring showers. this time, the showers will be affecting scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon, but it's further south across england and wales that the day's heaviest showers are most likely to be. 20 or30 mm in the space of an hour. again, that's enough to cause some localised flash flooding. in between those showers in the sunshine, still feeling warm, still a little on the humid side. but we're not finished with the showery story just there, because tuesday will be another showery day. this time, the heaviest showers look more set to go in across northern england and scotland. lots of thunder and lightning, a bit of hail mixed

that means there will be rain outside across greater manchester and merseyside, clearing across the midlandsew hours. the north of england, northern ireland and scotland staying dry with low cloud. some drizzle along the eastern coast as well. monday, broadly speaking, we're looking at another salary day, and this time the showers will be farther north, affecting scotla nd farther north, affecting scotland and northern ireland for a scotland and northern ireland fora time, scotland and northern ireland for a time, but it's in england that the showers will be, capable of some localised flooding. that's your weather. it's a crazy thing really, to put people there. welcome to bbc news — i'm aaron safir. our top stories: chanting. in belarus — huge crowds fill the streets in one of the biggest protests yet against the president. but alexander lu kashenko remains defiant, telling his supporters he won't give up his country, after a week of demonstrations against his contested re—election. new zealand's general election is postponed because of a fresh outbreak of covid—19. us house speaker nancy p

that means there will be rain outside across greater manchester and merseyside, clearing across the midlandsours. the north of england, northern ireland and scotland staying dry with low cloud. some drizzle along the eastern coast as well. monday, broadly speaking, we're looking at another showery day, and this time the showers will be farther north, affecting scotland and northern ireland for a time, but it's in england that the showers will be, capable of some localised flooding. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm aaron safir. our top stories: chanting in belarus, huge crowds fill the streets in one of the biggest protests yet against the president. but alexander lu kashenko remains defiant, telling his supporters he won't give up his country after a week of demonstrations against his contested re—election. new zealand's general election is postponed because of a fresh outbreak of covid—19. house speaker nancy pelosi announces a vote to prevent changes in postal services ahead of the us election. and in thailand, more anti—government rallies in bangkok,

that means the rain will continue to affect greater manchester, lancashire, merseyside along with waless the far north of england, northern ireland and scotland stay largely dry over the next few hours, but with low cloud, there'll be some mist and fog patches, and maybe a little bit of drizzle around some of the eastern coasts in scotland as well. for the rest of monday, the low pressure will continue to move its way in, and that will bring showers. this time, the showers will be affecting scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon, but it's further south across england and wales that the day's heaviest showers are most likely to be. 20 or30 mm in the space of an hour. again, that's enough to cause some localised flash flooding. in between those showers and the sunshine, still feeling warm, still a little on the humid side. but we're not finished with the showery story just there, because tuesday will be another showery day. this time, the heaviest showers look more set to go in across northern england and scotland. lots of thunder and lightning, a bit of hail mixed in with so

that means the rain will continue to affect greater manchester, lancashire, merseyside along with walesar north of england, northern ireland and scotland stay largely dry over the next few hours, but with low cloud. there'll be some mist and fog patches, and maybe a little bit of drizzle around some of the eastern coasts in scotland as well. for the rest of monday, the low pressure will continue to move its way in, and that will bring showers. this time, the showers will be affecting scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon, but it's further south across england and wales that the day's heaviest showers are most likely to be. 20 or30 mm in the space of an hour. again, that's enough to cause some localised flash flooding. in between those showers in the sunshine, still feeling warm, still a little on the humid side. but we're not finished with the showery story just there, because tuesday will be another showery day. it stays unsettled with rain or showers to take us into next weekend. this is bbc news, the headlines: an enormous crowd of opponents of the belarusian president,

the northern limit of the storms probably getting really into merseyside, cheshire, north wales as well around some of our coast and hills and the odd patch of drizzle. but for monday, really, we have more unsettled weather to come. an area of low pressure is going to be drifting northwards, so although you might start off with some bright skies, even a bit of morning sunshine, we are looking at some further, heavy thundery showers and notice there is some rain drifting further north with this time, also affecting northern ireland and scotland, where it has been mainly dry over recent days. tuesday, we have more of those showers to come. again, some are slow moving, heavy and thundery, perhaps some of the heaviest ones working across northern england and scotland by this stage, but nowhere is immune from seeing the odd downpour. bit of sunshine between those showers, temperatures are still widely getting into the low to mid 20s and are still feeling slightly on the humid side, but we are going to see some changes towards the middle of the week. low pressure comes in off the atlantic and

that means the rain will continue to affect greater manchester, lancashire, merseyside along with walesrth of england, northern ireland and scotland stay largely dry over the next few hours, but with low cloud. there'll be some mist and fog patches, and maybe a little bit of drizzle around some of the eastern coasts in scotland as well. for the rest of monday, the low pressure will continue to move its way in, and that will bring showers. this time, the showers will be affecting scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon, but it's further south across england and wales that the day's heaviest showers are most likely to be. 20 or30 mm in the space of an hour. again, that's enough to cause some localised flash flooding. in between those showers in the sunshine, still feeling warm, still a little on the humid side. but we're not finished with the showery story just there, because tuesday will be another showery day. this time, the heaviest showers look more set to go in across northern england and scotland. lots of thunder and lightning, a bit of hail mixed in with some of these.

recently there have been flashes and bangs around merseyside.periencing the heat. there has been the odd storm around parts of the east midlands, but on the whole we are talking about mostly dry weather this evening. you can see storms across the north—west of england, parts of northern ireland and also scotland will step a really balmain night. not will step a really balmain night. n ot ofte n will step a really balmain night. not often the temperature in the south—east was no lower than around 20 or21. south—east was no lower than around 20 or 21. you could call it tropical. tomorrow showers expected across the north of the country, some will be thunderstorms. elsewhere the risk of abuse dom is developing. another really hot day again,

which are bigger or more colourful than the one adam mcclean is going to show us from a farm in merseysidee su nflowers, stunning. good morning. these sunflowers, each and every one of them have been dedicated to our ca re rs them have been dedicated to our carers in the nhs. we were treated not just to an carers in the nhs. we were treated notjust to an incredible sunrise this morning, but to half a million of the most beautiful sunflowers. if you think they are incredible here down on the ground, take a look at this live view from the air. this shows a special tribute to our ca re rs shows a special tribute to our carers in the nhs. now, all of these su nflowers, carers in the nhs. now, all of these sunflowers, all half a million of them, were planted by ollie, and i would like to introduce you to him now. 0llie, what went into this? i ta ke now. 0llie, what went into this? i take it into quite a while, a million? this bit at the moment took about an hour. it was quite big. why did you do it? at the time, we were sewing them on the 10th of april, eve ryo ne sewing them on the 10th of apr

and dagenham and merseyside we build for global consumption.res required to really keep demand where it is and keep people employed within the sector or. many thanks and apologies, the line was not brilliant. we still do not know what the trade deal will be when we leave the trade deal will be when we leave the european union at the end of the year. big issues. and also, this is a huge industry, notjust ford, nissan in sunderland, and others in terms of the jobs it provides. the yea rs terms of the jobs it provides. the years ahead will be difficult. they're the largest penguin species, and can live for around 20 years. but the future of the emperor penguin has been in doubt as their homes are under threat from climate change. now, scientists have discovered a number of new colonies of the birds in antarctica using satellite imagery. it suggests the global population is between 5% and 10% higher than previously thought. tom parry is a naturalist and wildlife film presenter. hejoins us now. hearing this, it sounds like good news, is it? yes, it

lots of your restaurants are based in places where there have been local or partial look merseyside andot open until the tenth because it takes that long to get the supply chain back up and running, cardiff only opens today, manchester university, we've get that close because there are no students, but we have kept those people employed and that is the tricky part, it is not tricky because we want to do it but it comes at a cost. we are now turning over about 60% because of social distancing. you have the burden of carrying a body of staff that are not really working, so every little really helps. this is an incredible industry employing those 16—24 erodes the government are concerned about. it is important that we retain those jobs and retain the joy of the high street. if you don't use it, you will lose it, so anything that encourages people to come out and know that we are covid secure, we are consummate professionals at keeping people safe in small spaces, that is what we do, we sanitise ourselves, it is safer to come out to a restaurant than to have people gathering at home, and it

perhaps around the merseyside kind of area as well.hese storms are capable of bringing 30 or a0 millimetres of rain in the space of an hour, so there is the risk of seeing some flash flooding and transport disruption, we have already seen a bit of that. through the rest of the night, quite murky conditions around coasts and hills, a few patches of drizzle, mild temperatures, 13 to 16 degrees for most and then tomorrow, for england and wales it is another day of bright spells. a bit of sunshine and then heavy showers and thunderstorms, those thunderstorms again are capable of bringing some localised flooding. notice there is a risk of some rain working into scotland and northern ireland for a time as well. that's your weather. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: anger and confusion for thousands of a—level and gcse students in england, as the exam regulator withdraws its guidance on appealing against grades, hours after publishing it. lancashire police say two bodies have been found by the coastguard, during the

recently there have been flashes and bangs around merseyside.the moment the storms are affecting areas that are not necessarily experiencing the heat. there has been the odd storm around parts of the east midlands, but on the whole we are talking about mostly dry weather this evening. you can see storms across the north—west of england, parts of northern ireland and also scotland will step a really balmain night. not will step a really balmain night. n ot ofte n will step a really balmain night. not often the temperature in the south—east was no lower than around 20 or2i. south—east was no lower than around 20 or 21. you could call it tropical. tomorrow showers expected across the north of the country, some will be thunderstorms. elsewhere the risk of abuse dom is developing. another really hot day again, in the mid—30s for the south—east and into 30s possibly across parts of the midlands. hull at 27. wednesday is expected to be be final really hot day. showers looming across france on the english channel. change will happen between wednesday an