now it‘s time for a look at the weather with tomasz shafernaker. of england. on top of that we have showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. pretty torrential with hailand the forecast. pretty torrential with hail and gusty winds. some of the storms may lead to scenes like this. there will also be a lot of dry weather around as well. here are the storms we have seen. they‘re mostly across western and south—western parts of the uk. you can see where we had the heat in the south—east and east anglia and the essential parts of england. not too many storms. do not expect than here. there is a chance there will be isolated once overnight in the south and south east. the big storms are expected to further north. very warm night. this is the evening temperature. we do it all again tomorrow. this is bbc news. the headlines: an apology from scotland‘s first minister. nicola sturgeon accepts her government "did not get it right" over scottish exam results. i‘m sorry for that, but instead of doing what politicians sometimes do and dig our heels in, we are d

weather does change, i can help tomasz here.tention to forecast. he is very happy. all i get from charlie is, the weather changes! tomasz, thank you very much! see you later on. let‘s turn our attention to blackpool. now the highlight of blackpool‘s calendar is always the illuminations — but this year because of coronavirus, things will be a little different. instead of getting a celebrity to switch on the lights, seven "corona heroes" have been chosen to do the honours, thanking them for the work they‘ve done for the public during the pandemic. let‘s take a look at what make the illuminations so special. all these things have turned blackpool into an immense fairyland by night. 3 million visitors are expected to enjoy this revelry of twinkling lights. three, two, one! up, up and away! with us now is creative curator of the illuminations and tv presenter laurence llewelyn—bowen and leona harris, who‘s a nurse and is one of the seven chosen to switch the lights on. good morning to you both. laurence, let‘s begin with you. you had

before that, it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz shafernaker. scotland not doing so bad. some sunshine in the western isles. tempter is around 23 in london. fairly cold airon tempter is around 23 in london. fairly cold air on the north sea coast. here are the storms moving across the north across the course of the night. it will be a muggy night, 16 degrees, some very warm nights in the last week or so. that is not going to change. here is tomorrow's weather forecast. showers will become widespread across northern parts of the uk. it is very hit and miss so some of us will miss the storms altogether tomorrow. hello from new york. i'm tom brook. sitting on a bench in central park not far from my home. in today's programme, a special edition of talking movies. we will be looking at how some of the tumultuous events of recent weeks and massive protests over racism may shape the future of cinema. let's start with film production, which came to a halt earlier this year in china, and then in much of the west as the pandemic arrived. but the cameras ar

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz shafernaker. hello.. saturday, a pretty dull, drizzly day, thunderstorms in the forecast too, but it's not all bad. there is some sunshine around and pleasantly warm weather across northern wales, north—west of england, south—west of scotland and the western isles too, so it is certainly not cloudy everywhere. the temperatures typically in the low 20s but a lot cooler on the north sea coast. thunderstorms are possible broadly speaking across the southern half of the uk as we go through the rest of today and tonight. the overnight hours. and a very muggy night. 18 degrees in london. around the mid teens expected in scotland. showers again expected tomorrow. the possibility of thunderstorms again, probably the heaviest ones across more southern areas. a little brightness possible now and then, but on the whole, a lot of cloud across the uk.

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello.monday to something a lot more stormy on tuesday. but let's concentrate on monday, first. a few showers across parts of wales and the south of england in the morning, which should clear fairly swiftly and then we are left with a fine afternoon. a couple of showers lurking around here and there, but on the whole it is a dry day for the vast majority of the uk. 20 in london and fresh in glasgow at 16. very quickly, monday night into tuesday, this big low pressure propelled by a powerfuljet stream will swing in, more like an autumn low, lots of isobars there, meaning gale force winds blowing in from the south—west across wales, spreading into england, as well, and on top of that we have some very heavy rain, and you can see how nasty the weather looks on tuesday. the weather will improve in the south later but it will be blowing a gale pretty much all day long. patel hello this is bbc news the headlines. as more pupils prepare to return to the classroom —

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker.l, downpours for some of us again today, there is bound to be some thunder and lightning as well. but for some other parts of the country, just another cloudy, sort of murky, drizzly day, bit like in the last couple of days and you can see just how much cloud there is across the uk. also a lot cloudier in the north—west of the country compared to what we had yesterday. western scotland is not doing so bad, some sunshine there in the western isles. these are the early evening temperatures, around 23 in london, pleasant enough, but fairly cool air on the north sea coast. here are the storms moving across the south to the north through the course of the night. it's going to be another muggy night, 16 degrees, we have had some very warm nights in the last week or so or more, that is not going to change and tomorrow's weather forecast, i think the showers will become more widespread, also across northern parts of the uk, but again, very hit and miss, so some of us will miss the storms altog

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz shafernaker. the clouds in the distance and thatis in the clouds in the distance and that is what we have for the next 24 hours or possibly next few days. very cloudy, rainy, showery thunder weather and the humid air is still coming in from the south. it's swirling around an area of low pressure. here's a closer look. you can see the moisture in the cloud coming from the south. this bank of cloud will be stuck across much of central and southern britain through the rest of saturday and within it there is a lot of drizzle and rain at times but also the possibility of thunderstorms. the temperatures are still managing to nudge up into the low 20s where the cloud is but is particularly cool on a north sea coast where we have mist rolling off the north sea, a chilly mist with the north sea, a chilly mist with the breeze coming out of the east. this is what it looks like end of the night on sunday. 17 degrees. that humid air has gone up the north teens overnight. here is sunday's weather forecast and t

now it's time to take a quick look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello.t will head in oui’ storm is developing, it will head in our direction and bring heavy rain and gales but in the short term it's not too bad apart from a few showers in the morning at southern wales and the south of england, they should clear away and there might be one or two showers in the afternoon but on balance a fine day for most of us, 20 in london, mid or high teens in the north and here's that spell of heavy weather approaching monday night into tuesday. developing low pressure, developing storm, propelled by a powerfuljet stream, as i said, it will bring a spell of rain and gales, quite widespread gales across the uk. so here it is approaching the uk early on tuesday morning. you can see the rain sweeping into western and northern parts of the country. the gales wrapping around this low pressure. it will sweep across the uk during tuesday. the heavy rain will be in the north end of the day, in the south it might brighten up, but look at the winds, inland could be in excess of

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz., and also lighter winds. the temperatures today in the sunshine in the south will get up to around 23 in london and norwich, 19 in liverpool and around the high teens also in glasgow and edinburgh. plenty of showers from northern ireland through the

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker.. but for some other parts of the country, just another cloudy, sort of murky, drizzly day, bit like in the last couple of days and you can see just how much cloud there is across the uk. also a lot cloudier in the north—west of the country compared to what we had yesterday. western scotland is not doing so bad, some sunshine there in the western isles. these are the early evening temperatures, around 23 in london, pleasant enough, but fairly cool air on the north sea coast. here are the storms moving across the south to the north

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker.loudy, murky, drizzly day and a bit like in the last couple of days. you can see how much cloud there is across the uk and also a lot cloudier in the north—west of the country compared to what we had yesterday. western scotland not doing so bad, some sunshine there in the western isles. these are the early evening temperatures, around 23 in london so pleasant enough but fairly cool there on the north sea coast. here are the storms moving across the south and north through the course of the night, it is going to be another muggy night. 16 degrees and we have had some very warm night and the last week or so 01’ more warm night and the last week or so or more and that is not going to change. here's tomorrow's weather forecast and i think that i was going to become more widespread across northern parts of the uk so again it is very hit and miss so some of us will miss the strums tomorrow. goodbye. —— missed a beat storms altogether tomorrow, bye. hello, this is bbc news with tim wilcox. th

time for a look at the weather, here's tomasz schafernaker. hello. good evening.s. today it got up excess of 30 celsius. today it got up to 35 in the south—east of the uk. that is where the heatwave has been across southern and south—eastern areas, not have we been experiencing those high temperatures. this is what it looks like around 7pm. the pork is still an like around 7pm. the pork is still a n excess like around 7pm. the pork is still an excess of 30 in the capital, 20 01’ so an excess of 30 in the capital, 20 or so expected in the lowlands of scotland. all ice on the thunderstorms and we have already had some storms and we have already had some storms and we have already had some storms in the south—west of england and across wales. recently there have been flashes and bangs around merseyside. at 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

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. it is very cloudy across the uk right now.storms over the next couple of days. very little change on the weather fronts. the air has become very stagnant across the uk and quite humid ever since the heatwave ended days ago in the south and central areas. we are seeing the same pattern day on day. clouds re—form in the south, move northwards and bring the threats of showers, downpours and thunderstorms. this is what the picture looks like this evening. you can see where the showers are. some of them are quite small, only a few miles across. one minute dry, the next the heavens' open. there will be a tendency for these two driven authors as we go to the evening and overnight period. the temperatures overnight will be pretty high. 16 degrees in norwich and london, 14 in belfast. that is an indication of how much moisture is in the atmosphere. when you have a lot of moisture temperatures don't tend to fall away much during the night. the weak, low pressure still with us on monday with the threat of showers. they circle gently arou

>> if i may go in order of the questions you have just posed, i hear and you brought this up with tomasz as well to add more information to the different type of child care, and i will take that back to the team so we can work on that. i think as much communication as possible to go and move on to your second point, about basic community education and we need to definitely get that out there in an effort to reduce community transmission, so i can take that back to the communication people and see what they can coordinate on getting out to town halls and some speaker and better messaging particularly out for certain communities. and then to your third point about what updates to the guidance, so it was specifically to the school's guidance. it was really to bring it in alignment to what the state had published. for example, the point you made about physical distancing now says that everyone, staff and student -- staff must stay 6 feet and students must stay 6 feet when feasible. the masking requirements are per the state that all students third grade and above member wearing masks and gra

>> if i may go in order of the questions you have just posed, i hear and you brought this up with tomasz as well to add more information to the different type of child care, and i will take that back to the team so we can work on that. i think as much communication as possible to go and move on to your second point, about basic community education and we need to definitely get that out there in an effort to reduce community transmission, so i can take that back to the communication people and see what they can coordinate on getting out to town halls and some speaker and better messaging particularly out for certain communities. and then to your third point about what updates to the guidance, so it was specifically to the school's guidance. it was really to bring it in alignment to what the state had published. for example, the point you made about physical distancing now says that everyone, staff and student -- staff must stay 6 feet and students must stay 6 feet when feasible. the masking requirements are per the state that all students third grade and above member wearing masks and gra

>> if i may go in order of the questions you have just posed, i hear and you brought this up with tomasz as well to add more information to the different type of child care, and i will take that back to the team so we can work on that. i think as much communication as possible to go and move on to your second point, about basic community education and we need to definitely get that out there in an effort to reduce community transmission, so i can take that back to the communication people and see what they can coordinate on getting out to town halls and some speaker and better messaging particularly out for certain communities. and then to your third point about what updates to the guidance, so it was specifically to the school's guidance. it was really to bring it in alignment to what the state had published. for example, the point you made about physical distancing now says that everyone, staff and student -- staff must stay 6 feet and students must stay 6 feet when feasible. the masking requirements are per the state that all students third grade and above member wearing masks and gra

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. downpours and some others again today. bound to be some thunder and lightning too. for other parts of the country it is cloudy, murky, drizzly day like in the last couple of days. you can see how much cloud there is across the uk and also not cloudy in the north—west of the country compared to what we had yesterday. western scotland is not doing so bad, sunshine there in the western hours or aisles. very cool on the north sea coast. the storm is moving into the south in the north through the course of the night. it was not going to be another muggy night. 16 degrees, we have had some very warm nights in the last week or so 01’ more very warm nights in the last week or so or more and that is not going to change and here is tomorrow's weather forecast and i think the showers will become more widespread also across northern parts of the uk but again it was might very hit and miss so some of us will miss the storms altogether tomorrow. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with tim wilcox. the

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz.o be a bit of a mixed bag for some of us this afternoon, but sunny spells, lengthy sunny spells, and also lighter winds. the temperatures today in the sunshine in the south will get up to around 23 in london and norwich, 19 in liverpool and around the high teens also in glasgow and edinburgh. plenty of showers from northern ireland through the lake district and northern england, and other areas as well. tonight most of us will have a dry night. it won't be cold at all, just like last night. temperatures will dip to 1a in london and around 11 in aberdeen and glasgow. on sunday, the wind will be lighter still, again, showers on the cards for northern ireland, for the la ke cards for northern ireland, for the lake district, perhaps the north west of england, the peak district too and into lincolnshire. the best of the weather will be across the south and the south—east, and here in the sunshine once again up to 23 degrees. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news with carrie gracie. the headlines