more in the way of sunshine coming out across western scotland and northern ireland.e another day like today with lots of sunshine and warmth as well. those temperatures could be a little bit higher than today — up to 25, possibly even 26 degrees. remember, the sun is strong as it was today, and we've got high uv levels across many parts of the country. now, if you're near the coast, it's easy to cool down a bit — just go in the sea. it's not that warm at this time of the year. the highest temperatures are actually around the coast of the southeast of england and into east anglia. we start to see the weather changing as we move into wednesday. we've got this lowering pressure, an area of low pressure coming in from the southwest from biscay. it's going to bring more cloud into the southwest of england and into wales in particular, and some showers which could be heavy and maybe even thundery, those could extend their way towards hampshire, up towards merseyside and eventually into northern ireland. ahead of that, it's going to be dry and there'll be lots of sunshine.

wet afternoon for western scotland, western and southern england, wales as well.and temperatures nothing special either because of the wind and the cloud. that weather system moves out the way, but hangs around in the north on monday, and then we've got low pressure with us for monday, through tuesday and wednesday. and again, that means that we'll see some of these heavy and slow—moving showers we've become used to this may. so, really rather wet and windy across some northern parts of scotland. slow moving showers elsewhere, moving quite quickly in southern areas, but slow moving downpours in the central areas of the uk because of the lighter winds. only 13—14, which is below par. as we go through monday and into tuesday, it's a similar set—up, although it might be that we see the showers congregating in central and eastern parts closer to that area of low pressure. but already, we potentially have another little area of rain coming into the south and northwest. so, in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant where the winds are light because, of course, the may sun

now, some places starting sunny tomorrow, continuing with rain in northern and western scotland pushinghundery showers spreading east across england and from wales, where we are going to see some hail mixed in with some of these as well. low pressure is still very close by and it will be into tuesday as well, so it'll stay quite breezy out there monday and into tuesday. the wind is coming down from the north or north—west so there no great warmth in those although there will be sunny spells around, but some heavy and possibly thundery showers from scotland down through northern and eastern parts of england. a few showers elsewhere, the chance for a little rain towards parts of cornwall and devon. low pressure is beginning to move away as we go into wednesday but still close enough to send down a weak weather front across eastern parts on wednesday with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. there is a chance of catching a shower that could be heavy elsewhere, but fewer showers around. more in the way of sunny spells to come and temperatures on wednesday actually just a degree also higher if

sunshine coming out western scotland and northern ireland, many places it's going to be another day likeo 25 and even 26 degrees and remember, the sun is strong as it was today and we've got high uv levels across many parts of the country. if you're near the coast, it's easy to cool down a bit just go into the sea, it's not too warm this time of the year. temperatures are on the coast of the southeast of england and east anglia. we start to see the weather changing as we move into wednesday. we've got this lowering pressures in an area of low pressure coming from the southwest. this is going to be more cloud to the southwest of england and into wales in particular in some showers could be heavy in a heavier maybe even thundery. this can extend towards hampshire and merseyside and eventually into northern ireland. it will be dry with lots of sunshine and the highest temperatures, 26, maybe even 27 will be seen across western scotland down through the midlands in the southeast of england, it will be a bit cooler on the north sea coast because there will be stronger easterly wind coming in

for northern ireland, and then that rain will spill its way eastwards through the night across western scotlandalso western wales. there'll some mistiness and murkiness around, too. but the further east you are, although there will be more cloud around, it should tend to stay dry here. those temperatures no lower than around 8—11 degrees for most, so milder than last night. so, here we go — here's the pressure chart for friday, then. we've got this weak weather front across western areas pushing into high pressure, so that's always going to weaken it. so, it looks like the rain out west will slowly peter out through the course of the day, but could stay rather grey, damp and misty here. further north and east, we'll see the best of any sunny spells and dry weather, but where the sunshine does appear and pushes temperatures close to the 20 celsius mark, then we could see the odd heavy shower developing, particularly in towards east anglia. and temperatures not as high as what we've seen today. now, for the bank holiday weekend, though, we're going to see lots of sunshine around, particularly for

continue with rain and other western scotland, pushing across northern ireland and heavy and thundery of these as well, low pressure is still close by and it will be into tuesday as well. it will be into tuesday as well. it will be into tuesday as well. it will be breezy monday into tuesday, the wind coming down from the north or north—west so no great warmth in those. there will be sunny spells around but heavy and possibly thundery showers from scotland down to northern and eastern parts of england. a few showers and the chance of rain towards cornwall and devon. the low pressure is beginning to move away as we go into wednesday but close enough to send out a weak weather front across eastern parts on wednesday with cloud and outbreaks of rain. there is a chance of catching a shower that could be heavy elsewhere but fewer showers around. more in the way of sunny spells to come. temperatures on wednesdayjust spells to come. temperatures on wednesday just a spells to come. temperatures on wednesdayjust a degree also higher if you are away from the cloud and rain towards the east. that

it is drier than yesterday for western scotland and northern ireland but a cold wind onshore in easternd with that rain, strong and gusty wind continuing, so branchs down, most certainly with the trees in full leaf and 12—111, well below what we would expect. that northerly winds sets up, so we could expect a frost for some of the glens of scotland but for many we keep a lot of cloud as we approach the first part of the weekend. so still a lot of cloud for england and wales as we start saturday, but it is a brightening process, a drying up is a brightening process, a drying up process as well and becomes less windy, however it looks as if we could see more rain, still more may rain to come on sunday. still the strong winds as well, just blowing for eastern counties, eventually blowing the rains out the way, blowing the rains out the way, blowing in more sunshine, but given the strength of the may sunshine at this time of year as we saw last week there will be a scattering of sharp showers, not nor all. 12—14 despite that strong sunshine, that is because the wind is once again bringing a

western areas. furthersouth scotland and northern and western areas. 20 degrees. increasing amounts of sunshine through saturday and sunday. the bank holiday weekend could bring rain in northern areas on monday, but certainly drier and warmer than of late. this is bbc news. the headlines: local authorities in england hardest hit by the covid indian variant and where more than 2 million people live say they weren't consulted about new restrictions. can he understand how insulting it is to have new restrictions imposed upon us, local lockdowns by stealth, by the back door and the secretary of state doesn't even have the courtesy to come and tell us. we want the whole country to move out of these restrictions together and we have trusting, trusting people to be responsible and to act with caution and common—sense as they have done throughout this pandemic. a report into conservative party handling of discrimination claims criticises borisjohnson's comments about women wearing the burka, which he made while he was a journalist.

sunshine developing western scotland and northern ireland but for the most part, it is a dry sunny andnother friday and sunday as well and whether across western scotland down to the mittens and the southeast of england could be the warmest of the week ahead and will be a cooler breeze mind you around some of those north sea coast. goodbye. it will be cooler around the north sea coast. hello, i�*m nuala mcgovern, this is 0utside source. leaders in the european union have called on denmark to explain accusations it helped the us spy on senior eu figures. european officials including german chancellor angela merkel are believed to have been targeted. today the french president said he wants answers. translation: i will simply say, this is not acceptable between allies. - in the united states, today marks 100 years since the city of tusla was the scene of the worst single act of racial violence in america�*s history. because of the massacre my family was driven out of our homes, we were left with nothing. was driven out of our homes, we were and could this be the end of the road for benja

northern ireland a wet morning, that rain crossing into western fringes of england and wales and western scotlandonto some drier weather. but again, temperature is no great tapes as you can see. into next week, low pressure is still with us. it's still a case of sunny spells and showers, and temperatures mightjust creep up a few degrees. more on the website. at six, the prime minister expresses concern in the wake of the damning report into the bbc�*s panorama interview with princess diana. business as usual for prince william today after voicing his anger at his mother's deception and the subsequent cover—up. i can only imagine the feelings of the royal family and i hope very much that the bbc will be taking every possible step to make sure that nothing like this ever happens again. it comes as prince harry has been explaining the impact his mother's death had on him. ok, i wasn't drinking monday to friday, i would probably drink a week's work in one day on a friday or a saturday anyway. also on the programme tonight, a ceasefire comes into force between israel and hamas after 11 days of fightin

see too many showers and it may well stay dry for example across parts of northern ireland in western scotlands during monday again no great shakes. 12—16 and at the same sort of weather pattern continues throughout the coming week with showers or longer spells of rain, downpours very heavy and possibly thundery. temperatures below normal for the of year though there will still be some sunny spells. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 7pm. people in areas where the indian variant of coronavirus is spreading are urged to get a covid vaccination. vaccination are really important measures that we have in the tool box for controlling outbreaks. a tower block in gaza, housing the offices of the associated press and aljazeera news outlets, has collapsed after being hit by an israeli air strike. hamas was using that's building, it's military intelligence had assets in that building that were part of the hamas war machine. meanwhile in london thousands of pro—palestinian protesters have marched to the gates of the israeli embassy. wreath laying services have been held across the uk

wet afternoon for western scotland, western and southern england, wales as well. the rain reaches the east, and temperatures nothing special either because of the wind and the cloud. that weather system moves out the way, but hangs around in the north on monday, and then we've got low pressure with us for monday, through tuesday and wednesday. and again, that means that we'll see some of these heavy and slow—moving showers we've become used to this may. so, really rather wet and windy across some northern parts of scotland. slow moving showers elsewhere, moving quite quickly in southern areas, but slow moving downpours in the central areas of the uk because of the lighter winds. 0nly 13—14, which is below par. as we go through monday and into tuesday, it's a similar set—up, although it might be that we see the showers congregating in central and eastern parts closer to that area of low pressure. but already, we potentially have another little area of rain coming into the south and the west. so, in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant where the winds are light beca

onto some drier weather through the day but the rain pushes its way eastwards, it pushes into western scotland, western england, wales, and for a time there will be some quite hefty downpours and some quite gusty winds as well and temperatures will be any great shakes. 13 hour 1a the best books we have all that cloud. bright and showery for northern ireland later and certainly a day of heavy showers on monday. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: fomer bbc director general, lord hall, resigns as chairman of the national gallery — saying continuing in the role would be a "distraction" following the inquiry into panorama's interview with princess diana. wider surge testing has been rolled out in parts of london and the north east, due to a rise in coronavirus cases linked to the indian variant. the first convoys of humanitarian aid have arrived in gaza, hours after a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants came into effect. a picture emerges that appears to show princess latifa — the daughter of the ruler of dubai — who's not been seen for months. we will be tuning into sports day i

a wet morning for northern ireland giving in to shower, a wet afternoon for western scotland, westernime the rain which is the eight. temperature is nothing special either because the wind and the cloud. that weather system moves out the way that hangs around in the north on monday. we have no pressure with us to monday, through tuesday and wednesday. again, that means we will see some of these heavy and slow moving showers we have become used to this may. really wet and windy across some northern parts of scotland. slow moving showers are slow, moving quite quickly and southern areas would slow moving down there! downpours in central areas of the uk because of the light winds. 13 pinnacle 1a clean—up which is below par. as a guest on monday into tuesday, a similar setup but we may see showers congregating in central and eastern parts of the coast of the area of low pressure. already we can potentially have an area of rain coming into the south in the west. in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant weather winds are light because of course the may sunshine is strong. it looks like a sho

see too many showers and it may well stay dry for example across parts of northern ireland in western scotland2—16 and at the same sort of weather pattern continues throughout the coming week with showers or longer spells of rain, downpours very heavy and possibly thundery. temperatures below normal for the of year though there will still be some sunny spells. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at eight: people in areas where the indian variant of coronavirus is spreading are urged to get a covid vaccination. testing and vaccination are really important measures that we have, i suppose, in the tool box for controlling outbreaks. a gaza city tower block, used by international media offices, has been destroyed by the israeli military. they claim it was housing hamas military assets. hamas was using that building. its military intelligence had assets in that building that were part of the hamas war machine. meanwhile in london, thousands of pro—palestinian protesters marched to the gates of the israeli embassy. wreath laying services have been held across the uk

now, some places starting sunny tomorrow, continuing with rain in northern and western scotland pushinging east across england and from wales, where we are going to see some hail mixed in with some of these as well, as low pressure is still very close by and it will be into tuesday as well, so it'll stay quite breezy out there monday and into tuesday. the winds coming down from the north or north—west so there's no great warmth in those but there will be sunny spells around, but some heavy and possibly thundery showers from scotland down through northern and eastern parts of england. a few showers elsewhere, the chance for a little rain towards parts of cornwall and devon. the low pressure is beginning to move away as we go into wednesday but still close enough to send down a weak weather front across eastern parts on wednesday with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. there is a chance for catching a shower that could be heavy elsewhere, but fewer showers around. more in the way of sunny spells to come and temperatures on wednesday actually just a degree or so higher if you are away from

for northern ireland, and then that rain will spill its way eastwards through the night across western scotland but the further east you are, although there will be more cloud around, it should tend to stay dry here. those temperatures no lower than around 8—11 degrees for most, so milder than last night. so, here we go — here's the pressure chart for friday, then. we've got this weak weather front across western areas pushing into high pressure, so that's always going to weaken it. so, it looks like the rain out west will slowly peter out through the course of the day, but could stay rather grey, damp and misty here. further north and east, we'll see the best of any sunny spells and dry weather, but where the sunshine does appear and pushes temperatures close to the 20 celsius mark, then we could see the odd heavy shower developing, particularly in towards east anglia. and temperatures not as high as what we've seen today. now, for the bank holiday weekend, though, we're going to see lots of sunshine around, particularly for england and wales, as high pressure continues to build in across the

across the west and for northern ireland that rain was with us eastward through the night across western scotland dry here in temperatures no lower than around eight to 11 degrees or most and maude are the last night. here we go, the pressure chart for friday then. we have a weak weather front pushing into a high pressure so that will weaken it. it looks like the rain out west will slowly peter out for the course of the date but could stay rather gradient misty hear further north and east we will see the best of any spells and dry weather but where it does appear to us pushing temperatures close to 20 we could see the odd heavy shower developing in towards east anglia in temperatures not as high when we have seen today. but the bank holiday weekend, we will see a lot of sunshine around for england and wales as high pressure continues to build in across the country. for saturday, there will be a legacy a cloud left in the weather front, patchy cloud and sunny spells, maybe i shower mixed in but most places will be dry and you get the sunshine and the temperatures reaching the low 20s celsius again

but you can see, a wet morning for northern ireland giving way to showers, wet afternoon for western scotlandast. temperatures are nothing special either because of the wind and the cloud. that weather system moves out the way, but it hangs around in the north on monday. then we have got low pressure with us through monday, through tuesday and wednesday. and again that means that we will see some of these heavy and slow moving showers we have become used to this may. so, really rather wet and windy across some northern parts of scotland. slow moving showers elsewhere. moving quite quickly in southern areas, but slow—moving downpours in the central areas of the uk because of the lighter winds. and only 13—14, which is below par. then, as we go through monday and into tuesday, it is a similar setup. although it might be that we see the showers congregating in central and eastern parts, closer to that area of low pressure. but already potentially have another little area of rain coming into the south and west. so, in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant where the winds are light, because of cour

it could well stay dry, for example, across parts of northern ireland and western scotland with someat shakes —12—16 degrees. and the same sort of weather pattern continues throughout the coming week with showers or longer spells of rain, some of the downpours very heavy, possibly thundery. temperatures below normal for the time of year, but there will still be some sunny spells.

onto some drier weather through the day, but the rain pushes its way eastwards, pushes into western scotland, western england, wales. for a time, there will be some quite hefty downpours and some quite gusty winds as well. temperatures will not be any great shape, 13 or 1a at best because of all the cloud. it turns showery for northern ireland later and is certainly a day of heavy showers on monday. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... former bbc director general lord hall resigns as national gallery chairman, saying continuing in the role would be a "distraction", following the inquiry into panorama's interview with princess diana. wider surge testing has been rolled out in parts of london and the north east due to a rise in coronavirus cases linked to the indian variant. the first convoys of humanitarian aid have arrived in gaza, hours after a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants came into effect. whipsnade zoo launches an investigation after two brown bears escape from their enclosure and are shot by wardens. and, get your best sequins out, the final rehearsals are done

, but outbreaks of rain will affect northern ireland, then pushing across the irish sea into western scotlandere we have the cloud and the rain, 9 to 11 degrees. so we start friday on a rather grey note for many of us. a weak weather front will bring further outbreaks of rain to western areas, the rain slowly petering out through the day. best of the sunshine, the north and east of the country. where we get any sunny spells, that will set off the odd heavy shower. you�*ll notice temperatures reaching around 19 celsius in the brightest spots. that�*s a few degrees cooler than what we had through today. as we move through the bank holiday weekend, plenty of dry, sunny, warm weather, a few showers in scotland and northern ireland on bank holiday monday. hello, this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. the headlines — the prime minister rejects claims by his former adviser dominic cummings that government mistakes led to thousands of extra covid deaths. but the health secretary, matt hancock, is under pressure over accusations that he falsely claimed that hospital patients were being tested for covid

the approaching weather front we could have the odd isolated shower in northern ireland and western scotlandoving into wednesday, we have this approaching area of low pressure coming up from the south. it looks like it has got the potential to bring in some heavy showers which potentially also could be thundery. moving away from here, we are looking at another dry and sunny and warm day. temperatures getting up to about 25 or 26 and once again cooler along the north sea coastline and cooler where we are likely to see those showers. on thursday, still a bit of cloud coming in from the south—west, some showers with that as well, but dry conditions across the north and east with some sunshine, and these are the kind of temperatures you can expect. still above average for the time of year. the average incidentally is roughly 16—19 north to south. towards the end of the week there is a chance we could have some further showers and longer spells of rain with some sunshine in between, temperatures slipping a touch. fresh warnings about a third wave of coronavirus — amid calls to delay england's pro

western scotland and northern ireland perhaps a little drier but a windy day for all unfortunately, andct if you are under the cloud and rain it is pretty irrelevant but temperatures on the thermometer up to 14 degrees. that low will continue to drift eastwards, and the isobars will open up. if we track the isobars to the north—west and indication of what's to come for saturday. it will be drier with sunshine but don't expect the temperatures to pick up because of the wind direction. a few scattered showers across the south, temperatures of nine to 14 degrees. yesterday i talked about an improving picture, we are still optimistic that things will certainly turn drier into next week but only slowly will we start to see the temperatures begin to climb. george. louise, thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, and welcome to sportsday. coming up on the programme tonight. we'll have the latest on day one of the us pga championship as the worlds best attempt to tame the tricky kiawah island

for northern ireland, and then that rain will spill its way eastwards through the night across western scotland some mistiness and murkiness around, too. but the further east you are, although there will be more cloud around, it should tend to stay dry here. those temperatures no lower than around 8—11 degrees for most, so milder than last night. so, here we go — here's the pressure chart for friday, then. we've got this weak weather front across western areas pushing into high pressure, so that's always going to weaken it. so, it looks like the rain out west will slowly peter out through the course of the day, but could stay rather grey, damp and misty here. further north and east, we'll see the best of any sunny spells and dry weather, but where the sunshine does appear and pushes temperatures close to the 20 celsius mark, then we could see the odd heavy shower developing, particularly in towards east anglia. and temperatures not as high as what we've seen today. now, for the bank holiday weekend, though, we're going to see lots of sunshine around, particularly for england and wales, as high

across northern ireland, into the afternoon, pushing into wales and the south—west of england, western scotlandite heavy with some squally winds associated with it, too. whereas further east you will hold onto some spells of hazier sunshine for much of the day. 13 or 14 degrees in the brightest spells in the east, but nearer ii with the rain and squally winds further west. some heavy showers for northern ireland into the evening and then overnight we will see showers coming in across parts of england and wales. that main band of rain clears off the east coast, so clear spells with a few showers around. still quite damp across the north of scotland and temperatures down into mid single figures. so another cool night, but not quite as cold as it was last night. now, monday's weather driven by low pressure which is sitting right overhead through the day tomorrow. that could bring us some fairly slow moving, heavy and potentially thundery showers, particularly across parts of england and wales. now, some of these showers could bring some hail, thunder and lightning and they could well be slow movin

for northern ireland, and then that rain will spill its way eastwards through the night across western scotlandes. there'll some mistiness and murkiness around, too. but the further east you are, although there will be more cloud around, it should tend to stay dry here. those temperatures no lower than around 8—11 degrees for most, so milder than last night. so, here we go — here's the pressure chart for friday, then. we've got this weak weather front across western areas pushing into high pressure, so that's always going to weaken it. so, it looks like the rain out west will slowly peter out through the course of the day, but could stay rather grey, damp and misty here. further north and east, we'll see the best of any sunny spells and dry weather, but where the sunshine does appear and pushes temperatures close to the 20 celsius mark, then we could see the odd heavy shower developing, particularly in towards east anglia. and temperatures not as high as what we've seen today. now, for the bank holiday weekend, though, we're going to see lots of sunshine around, particularly for england and wal

there will be showers heading back into northern ireland, some heavy to western scotland and rain acrosshad much of wales, dry, sunny spells bar the odd shower around. mostly cloudy. gusty winds towards the west, up to 40 miles an hour and some sunny spells in east anglia and southeast england. much of the day here dry and warm. this is bbc news. the headlines... despite falling short of an overall majority, the snp closes in on a fourth consecutive victory in the scottish parliamentary election — nicola sturgeon says the win is a mandate for another independence referendum. there is simply no democratic justification whatsoever for borisjohnson or indeed for anyone else seeking to block the right of the people of scotland to choose our own future. in wales, labour's mark drakeford remains first minister after his party took half of the 60 seats in the senedd. the conservatives gain councils in england while labour candidates win mayoral elections in liverpool city and greater manchester where andy burnham is re—elected in a landslide. a man is arrested on suspicion of murder following t

for northern ireland, and then that rain will spill its way eastwards through the night across western scotlandss and murkiness around, too. but the further east you are, although there will be more cloud around, it should tend to stay dry here. those temperatures no lower than around 8—11 degrees for most, so milder than last night. so, here we go — here's the pressure chart for friday, then. we've got this weak weather front across western areas pushing into high pressure, so that's always going to weaken it. so, it looks like the rain out west will slowly peter out through the course of the day, but could stay rather grey, damp and misty here. further north and east, we'll see the best of any sunny spells and dry weather, but where the sunshine does appear and pushes temperatures close to the 20 celsius mark, then we could see the odd heavy shower developing, particularly in towards east anglia. and temperatures not as high as what we've seen today. now, for the bank holiday weekend, though, we're going to see lots of sunshine around, particularly for england and wales, as high pressure cont

and heavy and at times now thundery showers, this curl of persistent rain across central and western scotlandeping it cool, winds from the north—east. in the sunshine across the central strip it feels quite pleasant, the sun has so much strength to it now in late may. but when the showers come along further south, expect temperatures to drop sharply. there is heavy, thundery and at times showers with hail will gradually push away from the south and east as we go into tonight. there will be further outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern england but drier in the south and the rest of the country, south and the rest of the country, so things coolest into tomorrow morning but also brightest with a fair bit of sunshine. fewer showers around across the south and into wales and northern ireland tomorrow, further outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern england, turning into heavy and thundery showers in the afternoon but a better afternoon in northern scotland compared to today. it will field a good deal milder. elsewhere, as you work in a night in the sunshine, cool in the showers, finishing

more in the way of sunshine coming out across western scotland and northern ireland. bit, just go in the sea. it's not that warm at this time of the year. the highest temperatures are actually around the coast of the south east of england and into east anglia. we start to see the weather changing as we move into wednesday. we've got this lowering pressure, an area of low pressure coming in from the south—west from biscay. that's going to bring more cloud into the south west of england and into wales in particular, and some showers which could be heavy and maybe even thundery. those could extend their way towards hampshire, up towards merseyside and eventually into northern ireland. ahead of that, it's going to be dry and there'll be lots of sunshine. the highest temperatures, 26, maybe even 27. could be seen across western scotland, down through the midlands towards the south east of england, but it'll be a bit cooler, i think, around north sea coasts because there'll be a stronger easterly wind coming in off the sea. now, that weather front and area of low pressure c

northern ireland, western scotland should brighten up, not a bad day in prospect here. at the very best. now, the low will start to track off into scandinavia. the isobars open up and the winds ease for the start of the weekend. but if we trace the direction of those isobars all the way back to the northwest, that's a cooler air source. once again, it's going to feel even colder still in some places. there will be a little bit more sunshine perhaps to compensate and some lighter winds around, the risk of some sharp showers drifting their way southeast through the afternoon again. 8—14 celsius, the high. as we move out of sunday — saturday into sunday — we are going to see this next weather front pushing in, bringing yet more wet weather and a strengthening wind. the wind not quite as strong, and many eastern areas will start off dry and sunny. clouding over from the west, the rain arrives through the middle part of the day, then that spells its way steadily eastwards. some have your bursts expected in wales and southern england in particular. so, top temperatures likely

we will see an improving picture gradually across northern ireland, northwest england and western scotlandgoing to make it feel cool and disappointing for this time of year — top temperatures of 7—14 some excesses. lighterwinds year — top temperatures of 7—14 some excesses. lighter winds for the start of the weekend, something a little drier and a little brighter. that said, take care. —— that's it, take care. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is 0utside source. the bbc apologises after a highly critical report into how it obtained this explosive interview with princess diana 25 years ago. well, there were three of us in this marriage. so it was a bit crowded. an independent inquiry finds journalist martin bashir was deceitful and faked documents to obtain the scoop. and now princess diana's brother is linking her death in paris to the interview. the irony is that i met martin bashir on 31 august, 1995, because exactly two years later, she died. and i do draw a line between the two events. israel's prime minister is meeting his security cabinet over

highest temperatures all the way from western scotland down through the midlands, towards the south—eastsea coasts, a breeze coming in off the north sea. that wind won't be as strong on thursday. by thursday, what's left of the showers — and they are more hit—and—miss — and a band of cloud moving up heading into scotland. sunny spells following on behind. the air won't be as warm on thursday, but in the sunshine it is still quite pleasant, highs of 22 or 23 celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines: the fight against coronavirus steps up a gear, with england's largest mass vaccination centre opening with the potential to give 15,000 doses in one day. it comes amid warnings from some scientists that the final stage of unlocking in england, due onjune 21st, should be delayed by a few weeks. the government says it's taking things "one step at a time". a temporary ban on bailiff—enforced evictions, introduced in england at the start of the pandemic, comes to an end. china announces that families can now have three children, up from the current limit of two, as data shows a steep decline in th

across northern ireland, into the afternoon, pushing into wales and the south—west of england, western scotlandith it, too. whereas further east you will hold onto some spells of hazier sunshine for much of the day. 13 or 14 degrees in the brightest spells in the east, but nearer ii with the rain and squally winds further west. some heavy showers for northern ireland into the evening and then overnight we will see showers coming in across parts of england and wales. that main band of rain clears off the east coast, so clear spells with a few showers around. still quite damp across the north of scotland and temperatures down into mid single figures. so another cool night, but not quite as cold as it was last night. now, monday's weather driven by low pressure which is sitting right overhead through the day tomorrow. that could bring us some fairly slow moving, heavy and potentially thundery showers, particularly across parts of england and wales. now, some of these showers could bring some hail, thunder and lightning and they could well be slow moving. just a little breezier, so they are moving

the day but it will bring a much cloudier day than what we've got today with patchy rain for western scotlandn and eastern areas but where we get sunshine it is likely to spark the odd heavy shower. temperatures a degree or so down because of more cloud than what we've head through this afternoon. for the bank holiday weekend, high pressure dominates so weekend, high pressure dominates so we will see quite a bit of sunshine and it will feel much warmer. saturday will be variable amounts of cloud, sunny spells, mainly the odd shower but many places will be light as high pressure continues to build. temperatures a little bit higher on friday. 20, 20 one celsius in the south, high teens further north. into sunday, it's even better, less cloud and we should see more sunshine, light winds so it will feel warmer and you can see the breeze building up across the northwest of scotland into parts of northern ireland later on in the day but for those temperatures, 20 celsius across parts of scotland, 21, 22, may be 23 across parts of england and wales. we could see more cloud and the odd shower on bank

the ringer since it is this evening, stays overnight across northern and western scotland, further heavyorthern ireland, clear after midday and called us here tonight, could be just a frost, likely in the coldest rural sports here. some rain affecting parts of scotland tomorrow, pushing back into northern ireland, heavy and then there are showers spreading east from wales across england, some with hail does that quite possibly around some of the showers. another rather cool day for the time of year. hello this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: two doses of the main covid vaccines used in the uk are found to be highly effective against the indian variant of the virus. government ministers deny claims, by the former downing street adviser dominic cummings, that they pursued a policy of herd immunity in dealing with the coronavirus in the early part of last year. at least eight people have died after a mountain cable car plunged to the ground in the town of stresa in northern italy. the former bbc journalist martin bashir defends his panaorama interview with princess diana, b

onto some drier weather through the day but the rain pushes its way eastwards, it pushes into western scotlandemperatures will be any great shakes. 13 hour 14 the best books we have all that cloud. bright and showery for northern ireland later and certainly a day of heavy showers on monday.

highest temperatures all the way from western scotland down through the midlands, towards the south—eastd won't be as strong on thursday. by thursday, what's left of the showers — and they are more hit—and—miss — and a band of cloud moving up heading into scotland. sunny spells following on behind. the air won't be as warm on thursday, but in the sunshine it is still quite pleasant, highs of 22 or 23 celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines. the fight against coronavirus steps up a gear, with england's largest mass vaccination centre opening with the potential to give 15,000 doses in one day. it comes amid warnings from some scientists that the final stage of unlocking in england — due onjune 21st — should be delayed by a few weeks. the government says its taking things "one step at a time". a temporary ban on bailiff—enforced evictions, introduced in england at the start of the pandemic, comes to an end. china announces that families can now have three children — up from the current limit of two — as data shows a steep decline in the number of births. 0pposition politicians in israel co

onto some drier weather through the day, but the rain pushes its way eastwards, pushes into western scotlandd temperatures won't be any great shapes — 13 or 14 at best because we've got all that cloud.

in the evening, stays overnight affecting parts of northern and western scotland.d a chilly start to monday. a touch of frost in northern ireland in the coldest rural spot. northern ireland in the coldest ruralspot. in northern ireland in the coldest rural spot. in scotland tomorrow, rain pushing back across northern ireland and showers eventually moving out of wales but across england and they will be heavy and fun read with the chance of hail and gusty winds. temperatures in a better tomorrow, low pressure across us and edging into the north sea. allowing a flow of air behind it from the north or north—west. temperatures will not be any better. a few sunny spells, showers and perhaps prolong downpours towards the north and east in particular, but some possible anywhere. could see in an area of rain pushing cornwall and perhaps parts of devon. as we go from the mid week onwards as the low pressure clears away and high pressure starts to building across the uk, things will still not be quite. chance of catching a shower, will not be blue sky but a trend towards dri

you could well stay dry across parts of northern ireland and western scotland with some spells of sunshineonger spells of rain, some of the downpours very heavy, possibly thundery. temperature is below normal for the time of year, but they will still be some sunny spells.

across northern ireland, into the afternoon, pushing into wales and the south—west of england, western scotlandth it, too. whereas further east you will hold onto some spells of hazier sunshine for much of the day. 13 or 1a degrees in the brightest spells in the east, but nearer 11 with the rain and squally winds further west. some heavy showers for northern ireland into the evening and then overnight we will see showers coming in across parts of england and wales. that main band of rain clears off the east coast, so clear spells with a few showers around. still quite damp across the north of scotland and temperatures down into mid single figures. so another cool night, but not quite as cold as it was last night. now, monday's weather driven by low pressure which is sitting right overhead through the day tomorrow. that could bring us some fairly slow moving, heavy and potentially thundery showers, particularly across parts of england and wales. now, some of these showers could bring some hail, thunder and lightning and they could well be slow moving. just a little breezier, so they are moving t

such are coming out of western scotland and northern ireland for many it�*s going to be a sunny day once sneak their way into hampshire up towards merseyside and eventually towards northern island for that could be heavy and thundery. could sneak their way into hampshire up towards merseyside and eventually towards northern island for top ahead of it will be dry and sunny, temperatures so. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the fight against coronavirus steps up a gear, with england�*s largest mass vaccination centre opening with the potential to give 15,000 doses in one day. it comes amid warnings from some scientists that the final stage of unlocking in england — due onjune 21st — should be delayed by a few weeks. the government says its taking things "one step at a time".

highest temperatures all the way from western scotland down through the midlands, towards the south—eastin off the north sea. that wind won't be as strong on thursday. by thursday what is left of the showers and they are more hit—and—miss and a band of cloud moving up heading into scotland. sunny spells following on behind. the air won't be as warm on thursday, but in the sunshine it is still quite pleasant, highs of 22 or 23 celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines: the fight against coronavirus steps up a gear, with england's largest mass vaccination centre opening with the potential to give 15,000 doses in one day. it comes amid warnings from some scientists that the final stage of unlocking in england, due onjune 21st, should be delayed by a few weeks. the government says its taking things "one step at a time". a temporary ban on bailiff—enforced evictions, introduced in england at the start of the pandemic, comes to an end. china announces that families can now have three children, up from the current limit of two, as data shows a steep decline in the number of births. 0pposition po