this. with just ten in shetland. this lozen . e with just ten in shetland.ir _ with just ten in shetland. tiiiii: lozenge of cold air locked with just ten in shetland. lozenge of cold air locked in from the north but already clearing away and you can see the orange covers the flooding across the map meaning warm and at times humid weather in the air holding a lot of moisture which means a lot of cloud. low pressure to the north and low to the south and a westerly wind and the strong wind across the northern half of the uk and one that will deliver a lot of cloud across western scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england and wales in the cloud thick connecticut's spots and spots and rain and mist and there but with some shelter from the westerly winds that cloud can break across eastern scotland give sunshine and warmth as well, 20 or 21 degrees and across parts of wales and england, some real warmth, especially in the sunny places, 23 or maybe 2a degrees. three friday night we will keep the warm and humid air in place and we will see a lot of cl

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shetland needs to play its part., long spells of sunshine. things turning more unsettled later in the week that here and now we have subtly also physically winds from the continent importing warmer air but also clear air. we are likely to hit 30 degrees in some spots today, the first time that has happened sincejuly 23. early—morning mist and fog clears away quickly, across england and wales blue skies almost across—the—board, breezy for the south—west of england and the channel islands but things here between about 26 and 29 degrees. scotland and northern ireland, a little bit more cloud, particularly around the east coast of northern ireland. late sunshine for many of us this evening and overnight we will start to notice showers pushing into the south—west of england, could be the order rumble of thunder, but dry, clearand could be the order rumble of thunder, but dry, clear and another warm and humid night for most. more hot sunshine for many parts of the uk tomorrow, heavy showers and thunderstorms drifting acros

ten or 11 degrees ins shetland and a slight zone of cold air and we shetland and a slight zone of coldles and england for the morning. clears cloud across or temperatures will drop to meet single figures in one or two rural spots. that is how we start friday. temperatures are not bad for most of you and are in double figures and thatis you and are in double figures and that is because we have an area of low pressure in the north which was not as potent as last night and wins are not as strong but we are drugging the winds from the west and it is mild in the direction and warmer air coming it is mild in the direction and warmeraircoming in it is mild in the direction and warmer air coming in across the country but it is moisture laden and that will feed in across the western fringes of the uk. patchy rain and drizzle, particularly in the hills and coast and getting away from that breeze in central and eastern areas we will have sunny spells and it could get up to 20—21 in aberdeenshire and 23 or 24 in east anglia and we should be around 14—17 this time of year so significantly above the

sunshine breaking through and more sunshine breaking through and more sunshine coming through, the shetlandands will be wet in the next few hours, but the cloud in western areas could be thick enough for light rain or drizzle at times. most will stay dry today, and in the sunshine temperatures widely into the 20s. 20 to around 2a degrees in parts of england and wales, particularly in north wales and the midlands towards east anglia. tonight we have southerly winds, meaning a slightly more humid field strengthens and helps break up cloud more, but gives temperatures in the high side through tomorrow morning, sitting in the mid teens. a few showers overnight and into the morning and some showers on sunday as well. the weather front towards the west of ireland is this here, a cold front and we have some ahead of it but behind it is autumn waiting. that will slowly push its way towards ireland and western scotland through the day, initial showers here and a reasonably bright start for many, but outbreaks of rain in the afternoon with heavy and gusty winds. across many parts of the uk, more clou

modern shetland was built on oil. torn about when and how to give up their grimy golden goose. james cook, bbc news, lerwick. the headlines on bbc news: the long—awaited plan to pay for the growing cost of social care in england will be set out by the prime minister today. there's tory unease at the expected breaking of borisjohnson's pre—election pledge not to increase national insurance contributions. ministers say nobody wants to break manifesto promises. the social care system has been broken for many, many years, many decades. many successive governments have thought about this, consulted but never delivered. this prime minister is determined to deliver. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, will set out her government's programme for the next year at holyrood this afternoon. the taliban say they're now in control of the panjshir valley — the last province to fall to them. the resistance says it will fight on. the actor michael k williams — who starred in the american crime drama the wire — has been found d

modern shetland was built on oil. country is basking in the sunshine this evening, but towards the southwest, a hint of things to come later on. look at the temperatures at 9pm tonight. still talking about the mid—20s. a barmy night on the way for many of us with clear skies, night on the way for many of us with clearskies, but night on the way for many of us with clear skies, but a bit of mist and murk around coastal areas. the breakdown of the heat, which is going to rear its head early in the morning in the far southwest, but still 17 in plymouth, so a really warm and muggy start to the day. low pressure is lurking very close by, just to the central, the southwest of our neighbourhood. around it, fresher atlantic winds which means that heat will be swept towards the east. ahead of it, we've got a storm front forming, so downpours expected across parts of southwestern england and into wales through the course of wednesday. much cooler here. the thermometer may not even make 20 degrees, but so many other parts of the

what are ou and here i am back in shetland. what are you looking _ and here i am back in shetland.ank you so much. i am just as important. thank you so much. lam not just as important. thank you so much. i am not pointing you but i raise a mug of tea to say congratulations and very well done and good luck with the last couple of days, a tremendous effort, thank you for talking to us.— you for talking to us. thank you. such a brilliant _ you for talking to us. thank you. such a brilliant cause. _ you for talking to us. thank you. such a brilliant cause. karen - you for talking to us. thank you. | such a brilliant cause. karen who has worked her way around the uk. and still so much energy. some of the biggest names on television will gather in los angeles tonight for the emmy awards, honouring the best tv of the past year. there are high hopes for british talent with the london based football comedy ted lasso earning 20 nominations. our los angeles correspondent sophie long has been meeting the cast. afc richmond announced the hiring of their new manager of american football coaches

it's already been pretty wet in shetland, and by morning, widespread rain across the north, scotland as well. elsewhere, the showers tending to easy away, but a muggy night again, 14 or 15. lots of grey, misty, murky weather in northern and western areas, drizzle over the hills, some potential hill fog as well. but that cloud should break up, and so for england and wales, fewershowers, brighter weather, a bit more sunshine than we had during the day on friday. still a scattering of showers for northern ireland, best chance of sunshine in the south and the south of scotland. but for the north of scotland, itjust continues to be a pretty wet affair. a real soaking rain, so we'll need to keep an eye on that for localised flooding. a little bit fresher in the north, but still quite warm in the sunshine in southern and eastern areas. and that's because we have got a ridge of high pressure here. by the time our weather system starts to drift southwards, it does peter out and eventually becomes drier for northern scotland under a ridge of high pressure, but this is the question mark, what c

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but not for all, 23 degrees the top temperature in the midlands and compare that with just ten in shetlandcold air locked in from the north but already clearing away and you can see the orange covers the flooding across the map meaning warm and at times humid weather in the air holding a lot of moisture which means a lot of cloud. low pressure to the north and low to the south and a westerly wind and the strong wind across the northern half of the uk and one that will deliver a lot of cloud across western scotland, northern ireland and parts of northern england and wales in the cloud thick enough to give spots and spots and rain and mist and there but with some shelter from the westerly winds that cloud can break across eastern scotland give sunshine and warmth as well, 20 or 21 degrees and across parts of wales and england, some real warmth, especially in the sunny places, 23 or maybe 24 degrees. through friday night we will keep the warm and humid air in place and we will see a lot of cloud and spots of rain and drizzle and mist and hill fog and more persistent rain in the far north of s

further outbreaks of rain in western scotland, bright and windy in 0rkney and shetland, some sunny spellst week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: white house talks between borisjohnson and joe biden, but the us president has played down the prospect of brokering a free trade deal with the uk, and issued a fresh warning over northern ireland trade. a catalogue of errors that led to thousands of people, mostly women, being underpaid by a billion pounds in state pensions. a man's been charged with the murders of three children and a woman in derbyshire. they were found dead at a house in killamarsh on sunday. the government is set to pay the operating costs to restart production of carbon dioxide at a key plant in the uk amid fears over food supplies. a powerful earthquake strikes south—eastern australia. it's felt in melbourne, canberra and sydney. and eight countries — including pakistan, turkey and bangladesh — are taken off england's travel red list, meaning people will no longer have to quarantine in a hotel. and coming up... new figures show that the number of parents having a b

, not as— cold and further north in shetland, not as chilly as today.ndsor— one fell into the weekend, the windsor switch around, an area of low pressure pushing insight into next week, notice the colours change. — next week, notice the colours change, things will turn cooler. let us stop— change, things will turn cooler. let us stop at— change, things will turn cooler. let us stop at the weekend, cloud on saturday, — us stop at the weekend, cloud on saturday, showery rain pushing north pa rticuta rty _ saturday, showery rain pushing north particularly in the west, brightest in the _ particularly in the west, brightest in the south and east, temperatures low in the south and east, temperatures tow teens _ in the south and east, temperatures low teens and high —— low teens and low teens and high —— low teens and low 20s _ low teens and high —— low teens and low 20s. isolated showers cannot be ruled out, _ low 20s. isolated showers cannot be ruled out, a — low 20s. isolated showers cannot be ruled out, a band of heavy rain edges— ruled out, a band of heav

the water is a good deal chubbier in shetland — water is a good deal chubbier in shetland. rain to the west, rain to— few hours, patchy rain to the west, rain to the — few hours, patchy rain to the west, rain to the north of northern lreland. _ rain to the north of northern ireland, some clearer gaps towards the south _ ireland, some clearer gaps towards the south and the east, but this morning — the south and the east, but this morning some light rain and streusel across— morning some light rain and streusel across parts— morning some light rain and streusel across parts of wales, the midlands and the _ across parts of wales, the midlands and the south—west. this week whether— and the south—west. this week whether front will continue to push towards _ whether front will continue to push towards southernmost counties. if you start _ towards southernmost counties. if you start with sunshine turned out we will _ you start with sunshine turned out we will see — you start with sunshine turned out we will see some sunshine come out in central— we will see some sunshine come out

central and southern parts of the uk have seen temperatures up to 23 degrees, but in shetland, despite some sunshine, we were languishing at 10 degrees this afternoon because of this cold air that blew down from the north. however, that is not a sign of things to come because over the next few days, the orange colours win out, and they will be warm conditions for the time of year. with that, quite a lot of cloud and splashes of rain. some spots of drizzle, some misty and murky conditions for western scotland and northern ireland, perhaps the north west of england by the end of the night. some clear spells in the south and east allowing it to get a little bit chilly, but for most it is a mild start tomorrow, particularly where there's lots of cloud. some of that getting down into wales, always with the potential for the odd spot of rain. quite windy across the northern half of the uk, but to the east of scotland with shelter from the breeze, temperatures will do quite nicely, 21 degrees in the sunshine. sunny spots further south could get to 24. for saturday, a lot of cloud in the forec

these are the gusts, and we are looking at gusts around about 65 mph through the shetland isles, andratures above single figures for most. so, the new day dawns with that low pressure pulling away towards scandinavia. the winds, as a consequence, beginning to ease. we bring in a new set of weather fronts back into western scotland with time during the course of the afternoon with bits of rain here. rather cloudy too down into the north of england, perhaps northern ireland. further south, with a bit of brightness, you could see 22—23 celsius. the old weather frontjust clouding things up for a time in the first part of the day across wales and the southwest of england, but even here, i think the sun will break out eventually for many. come friday, we have got another set of fronts close by to the north of scotland, another weak affair there. just thickening up the cloud and pushing a bit of rain into the western side of scotland, maybe northern ireland too. but it heralds the arrival of mild airs across all parts of the british isles. it comes at a price. the air coming in off the atla

it has really been very wet across parts of shetland, some buzz of numbers scotland, gesink 30—40 millimetresy, a little damp across the hills and close. drier, brighter, some sunny spells across much of england and wales. just the odd shower around. a few more for northern ireland as the breeze picks up stopping cooler breeze here and for scotland, where in the it remains pretty wet. 0ne, 20/23 we see sunny spells south and east. should hang onto some of that on sunday, at our weather front at that stage in the north has weakened, pushing rain down potentially for the great north run. this is the big question mark, how far north this rain reaches and how far east during the course of sunday. bye for now. this is bbc news — i'm tim willcox. our top stories: as america prepares to mark 20 years since 9/11, the president calls for the country to come together. at our most vulnerable, the push and pull of all that makes us humam, in the battle for the soul of america, unity is our greatest strength. the attacks led to the invasion of afghanistan, now back under taliban control, and many fear for

three degrees 23 degrees the top temperature in the midlands, compared with just ten in shetland., you muppet, why did you say that? yes. hmm. you know that phrase—du—jour at the moment, "lean in"? well, borisjohnson sort of leant in to that by actually quoting the muppets when he was at, i can't believe i'm saying this, the united nations general assembly. here's how it went. when kermit the frog, kermit the frog sang l it's not easy being green... do you remember that one? i want you to know| that he was wrong. he was wrong. it is easy. it's not only easy, . it's lucrative and it's right to be green. he was also unnecessarily rude to miss piggy, - i thought, kermit the frog. do you remember that one? it wasn't met with an overwhelming wall of noise. well, you have to also remember, at the united nations meetings, lots of very august leaders who are sitting there have got simultaneous translation, and the next

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across the good part of shetland.going around to westerlies and southerly winds by the weekend, bringing plenty of warm and humid weather our way. now, as we head through this evening, some pretty heavy rain heading towards the northern aisles that will then clear with lots of cloud feeding and across western scotland, northern ireland and some spots of rain, some mist and murk, as well. we will see some clear spells further south, it will get a little chilly in places, the majority will hold up in double digits. for tomorrow, low pressure to the north of us, high—pressure to the south, driving a westerly wind and you can see quite a few isobars on the chart especially on the northern half of the uk and that shows that the wind will be quite strong and will feed a lot of cloud in across western scotland, northwest england, wales, northern ireland and maybe the southwest, as well. but eastern scotland should see some spells of sunshine with some shelter for the westerly wind, temperatures in parts of aberdeenshire are

it's already been pretty wet in shetland and by morning, widespread rain across the north, scotland somein, 1a or15. lots of grey, misty, murky weather in northern and western areas, drizzle over the hills, some potential hill fog as well. but that cloud should break up and so, for england and wales, fewershowers, brighter weather, a bit more sunshine than we had during the day on friday. still a scattering of showers for northern ireland. best chance of sunshine in the south and the south of scotland. but for the north of scotland, itjust continues to be a pretty wet affair. a real soaking rain, so we'll need to keep an eye on that for localised flooding. a little bit fresher in the north but still quite warm in the sunshine in southern and eastern areas, and that's because we have got a ridge of high pressure here. now, by the time our weather system starts to drift southwards, it does peter out and eventually becomes drier for northern scotland under a ridge of high pressure but this is the question mark — what comes in from the west. but for sunday, you can see perhaps a little bit o

it's already been pretty wet in shetland, and by morning, widespread rain across the north, scotland15. lots of grey, misty, murky weather in northern and western areas, drizzle over the hills, some potential hill fog as well. but that cloud should break up, and so for england and wales, fewershowers, brighter weather, a bit more sunshine than we had during the day on friday. still a scattering of showers for northern ireland, best chance of sunshine in the south and the south of scotland. but for the north of scotland, itjust continues to be a pretty wet affair. a real soaking rain, so we'll need to keep an eye on that for localised flooding. a little bit fresher in the north, but still quite warm in the sunshine in southern and eastern areas. and that's because we have got a ridge of high pressure here. by the time our weather system starts to drift southwards, it does peter out and eventually becomes drier for northern scotland under a ridge of high pressure, but this is the question mark, what comes in from the west. but for sunday, you can see perhaps a little bit of cloud, a br

modern shetland was built on oil.. it is dividing opinion on the shetland isles, their are split as to whether a proposed oilfield off the coastline should be given approval but some environmentalists are even more concerned about a new wind farm currently being bill. our correspondentjames currently being bill. our correspondent james cook currently being bill. our correspondentjames cook explains. correspondent james cook explains. more correspondentjames cook explains. more coming up from three, we will have more reare a house on to the an nous about the nhs and social care. now let us look at the weather. they come from chris. over the next couple of days warmer air will work northwards across the uk, for many that has arrived with the sunshine, across england wales and northern ireland too. in scotland it has been cloudy so far today but that cloud will be confineded to the north—west later on so most will get to see some sunshine. the hottest places the midlands and south—east england where we are likely to see

icy is mainly clearing towards the east but icy will linger for shetland into the afternoon so icy willwet here and for the rest of the uk a picture of sunny spells but plenty of scattered, heavy, blustery showers, some of them bringing some hail and thunderstorms as well. eastern england looking the driest through the afternoon, 18 or 19 in the sunshine but further west plenty of showers and they will continue into the evening and overnight. some heavy bursts of rain with some of these downpours in the north and the west, could be quite a bit of lying surface water on the roads as we move through to the early hours of tuesday. a little bit drier towards the east to it's the biggest defeat in ryder cup history, europe losing 19 9 to the united states in wisconsin. rory mcllroy was 1 of the few players to win their match there were tears for rory mcllroy and ian poulter on the final day as europe were comprehensively beaten. and as andy swiss reports, the victory could bring with it a period of dominance for the us. have a great team this week and we this one will hunt for a bit but icy

midlands, compared withjust midlands, compared with just ten midlands, compared withjust ten in shetlandange colours flooding across the map as we head to the next for few days. that means a lot in class. low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south, quite a strong win and one that will deliver a lot of cloud. that cloud thick enough to give some spots of rain, some mist and hill fog here and there. but with some shelter with the westerly wind, the cloud should break to give some sunshine at times. 20 or 21 degrees. across parts of wales and england, some real warmth, especially in the sunnier places. through friday night, we will keep that warm and humid air in place. we will also see a lot of cloud. more �*s persistent rain into the far north, and a very mild start to saturday for most of us. we can expect a lot of cloud in the forecast, a lot of dry weather, too. the high actually building too. the high actually building to the east of us. low pressure trying to push and from the west. a lot of dry weather around, but extensive cloud cover. some sunny spells across northern s

but not for all. 23 degrees — the top temperature in the midlands, compare that with just ten in shetlanding away. you can see the orange colours flooding across the map, as we head through the next few days. that means warm and at times quite humid weather. that air is holding a lot of moisture and that means a lot of cloud. low pressure to the north of us, high pressure to the south, driving a westerly wind, quite a strong wind across the northern half of the uk and one that will deliver a lot of cloud across western scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england and wales. thick enough to give spots of rain, mist and hill fog here and there. but with some shelter from the westerly when the cloud should break across eastern scotland to give some sunshine at times and warmth as well. 20 or21. across parts of wales and england some real warmth, especially in sunnier places. 23 or maybe 2a degrees. through friday night we will keep that pretty warm and humid air in place and we will see a lot of cloud, some spots of rain and drizzle, mist until fog and more persistent rain into the

and briefly little cooler and certainly quite a great story early on for our weather watcher in shetland and quite windy. you can see all of this cloud piling on from the west. in most places it is just wispy high cloud turning the sunshine a little hazy. we will see plenty of that hazy. we will see plenty of that hazy sunshine across england, wales and eastern scotland this afternoon. northern ireland and west of scotland will see thicker cloud. odd spot of rain in the highlands and it will be windy in the far north as well. these are the steady wind speeds, the average wind speeds. gusts could touch 50 miles an hour in places but to the east of high ground in shelter 20, 201 in places but to the east of high ground in shelter 20, 20 i degrees, and similar temperatures across a good part of england and wales. through this evening and tonight, the cloud will continue to filter and across scotland, northern ireland, perhaps into north—west england. the odd spot of drizzle and persistent rain into the far north—west where it will stay windy but further south with clear skies it is turning

, but not for all. 23 degrees the top temperature in the midlands, compare that with just ten in shetlandsee the orange colours flooding across the map, as we head through the next few days. that means warm and at times quite humid weather. that air holding a lot of moisture and that means a lot of cloud. low pressure to the north of us, high pressure to the south, driving a westerly wind, quite a strong wind across the northern half of the uk and one that will deliver a lot of cloud across western scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england and wales. thick enough to give spots of rain, mist and hill fog here and there. but with some shelter from the westerly wind the cloud should break across eastern scotland to give some sunshine at times and warmth as well. 20 or21. across parts of wales and england some real warmth, especially in sunnier places. 23 or maybe 24 degrees. but through friday night we'll keep that pretty warm and humid air in place and we will see a lot of cloud, some spots of rain and drizzle, some mist and hill fog and more persistent rain into the far north o

it's already been pretty wet in shetland, and by morning, widespread rain across the north, scotlandgain, 1a or 15. lots of grey, misty, murky weather in northern and western areas, drizzle over the hills, some potential hill fog as well. but that cloud should break up, and so for england and wales, fewershowers, brighter weather, a bit more sunshine than we had during the day on friday. still a scattering of showers for northern ireland, best chance of sunshine in the south and the south of scotland. but for the north of scotland, itjust continues to be a pretty wet affair. a real soaking rain, so we'll need to keep an eye on that for localised flooding. a little bit fresher in the north, but still quite warm in the sunshine in southern and eastern areas. and that's because we have got a ridge of high pressure here. by the time our weather system starts to drift southwards, it does peter out and eventually becomes drier for northern scotland under a ridge of high pressure, but this is the question mark, what comes in from the west. but for sunday, you can see perhaps a little bit of

it has already been pretty wet in shetland, and by morning widespread rain across the north, scotlandhowers easing away, but a muggy night again. lots of grey, misty, murky weather. potential hill fog as well. but that cloud should break up and, for england and wales, fewer showers, pressure weather, but more sunshine than we had in the day on friday. stilley scattering for showers northern ireland. but for the north of scotland, itjust continues to be a pretty wet affair, real soaking rain, need to keep an eye on that. still quite warm in the sunshine. that's because we have got a ridge of high pressure here. by the time our weather system starts to drift southwards, it does peter out, becomes drier under a ridge of high pressure, but this is the question mark, what comes in from the west. sunday, a bit of cloud, bit a breeze for the great north runners here. drier for scotland and northern ireland, but it is hard —— howfar —— how far thingies this rain comes that is the question. fresher, temperatures down on those of saturday. and then how far east it will push into monday? as i sa

through shetland, 65 mph or so, and that's the way you start thursday.of england, but eventually the skies clear through wales, the midlands and some of eastern england. and the temperatures respond as a consequence. but always that wee bit fresher to say the very least across the north and east of scotland. but all parts, as we move through friday and towards the weekend, turn very much milder. take care, bye—bye. this is bbc news with me, christian fraser. president biden tells world leaders he wants to end the covid pandemic in 2022. but with still only a fraction of people vaccinated in africa, how realistic is the president's target? the five permanent members of the un security council are meeting this evening in new york to discuss the future of afghanistan. the british foreign secretary says it will require a collective effort to stop afghanistan becoming a haven for terrorists. the world health organization gets tough on air pollution, slashing the recommended safety levels, but some say the new targets are out of reach. and lithuania tells peop

these are the gusts, and we are looking at gusts around about 65 mph through the shetland isles, and, the new day dawns with that low pressure pulling away towards scandinavia. the winds, as a consequence, beginning to ease. we bring in a new set of weather fronts back into western scotland with time during the course of the afternoon with bits of rain here. rather cloudy too down into the north of england, perhaps northern ireland. further south, with a bit of brightness, you could see 22—23 celsius. the old weather frontjust clouding things up for a time in the first part of the day across wales and the southwest of england, but even here, i think the sun will break out eventually for many. come friday, we have got another set of fronts close by to the north of scotland, another weak affair there. just thickening up the cloud and pushing a bit of rain into the western side of scotland, maybe northern ireland too. but it heralds the arrival of mild airs across all parts of the british isles. it comes at a price. the air coming in off the atlantic, moisture laden, so quite a bit of c

, but not for all. 23 degrees the top temperature in the midlands, compare that with just ten in shetlande head through the next few days. that means warm and at times quite humid weather. that air holding a lot of moisture and that means a lot of cloud. low pressure to the north of us, high pressure to the south, driving a westerly wind, quite a strong wind across the northern half of the uk and one that will deliver a lot of cloud across western scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england and wales. thick enough to give spots of rain, mist and hill fog here and there. but with some shelter from the westerly wind the cloud should break across eastern scotland to give some sunshine at times and warmth as well. 20 or2i. across parts of wales and england some real warmth, especially in sunnier places. 23 or maybe 2a degrees. but through friday night we'll keep that pretty warm and humid air in place and we will see a lot of cloud, some spots of rain and drizzle, some mist and hill fog and more persistent rain into the far north of scotland and a very very mild start to saturday fo

compare that with just ten in shetland. that cold air already clearing away.d weather. that air holding a lot of moisture, and that means a lot of cloud. low pressure to the north, high pressure to the south. quite a strong wind across the northern half of the uk, and one that will deliver a lot of cloud across western scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england and wales. thick enough to give some spots of rain and mist and enough to give some spots of rain and mistand hill fog. but enough to give some spots of rain and mist and hill fog. but with some shelterfrom and mist and hill fog. but with some shelter from the westerly wind, the cloud should break to give some sunshine and some warmth. 20 or 21 degrees. a across parts of wales, some more real warmth. 23 or may 26 degrees. through friday night, we keep that warm and humid air in place. we also see a lot of cloud, some mist and hill fog. a very mild start to saturday. as we head through saturday, we can expect a lot of cloud in the forecast and a lot of cloud in the forecast and a lot of cloud

gaps in the cloud north of that a really stormy night particulars so to the shetland isles, gusts of but you see it links back to the western side of scotland with a wee bit more the way of rain here. afterfeeling scotland with a wee bit more the way of rain here. after feeling tells dark i am hopeful that some of the sunshine of the afternoon we found through wales, the midlands and parts of eastern england baby is in scotland too. temperatures really responding away from the north facing we see a high of 23 and as we work our way to weekend, it turns pretty mild for many parts. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. i'm ben brown. avro energy and green become the latest energy suppliers to go out of business because of the spike in gas prices. it comes just hours after the energy regulator ofgem warned that hundreds of thousands of customers will have to move suppliers. no trade deal insight for the us playback united states. the us playback united states. says america will lift its ban on british lamb, for the first time in decades. the kebabs, the lamb burgers the people of the u

the mid—morning rain in shetland will have cleared and we will see some sunshine break through the cloud 21 to 2a celsius. temperatures in the high teens in the west even with the cloud. we will have night—time temperatures like that tonight because when spring humid airand like that tonight because when spring humid air and will bring a few showers, perhaps the odd heavy one, a dry night, partly cleared at times and temperatures in the mid teens as we start tomorrow morning. whilst we have southerly winds and the feel of summer, there is a change of seasons on the way behind this weather front. ultram change of seasons on the way behind this weatherfront. ultram is waiting. 0nce this weatherfront. ultram is waiting. once it has passed, the weather front will push its way towards ireland. —— autumn is waiting. parts of eastern scotland, england and wales, other than the odd shower, places will be dry and it will be a sunnier day than today stop clouding overfrom it will be a sunnier day than today stop clouding over from the west, highest of the temperature is 22 in scotland, 23 and 2a i

if not longer spells of rain and also a very significant wind, a disruptive wind, perhaps, cross shetlandich is going to be around to start a thursday, close to the north—east of scotland. notice the squeeze on isobars, an indication of a very strong wind. following the more northerly wetherby —— where the future, it could turn quite warm. the odd spot of drizzle in the south—west. this more northerly feature here loops back to the western side of scotland, some rain and drizzle there. after the dull start across a part of wales, wales, the midlands, east anglia and parts of eastern england, 22 or 23 degrees under pretty clear skies. further north, always that little bit cooler, at least during the course of thursday. thursday into friday, we put a swathe of mild air across the british isles. moisture laden, so some of the western hills of scotland seeing a bit of rain or drizzle. but keep some sunnier skies about you and you could be looking at temperatures easily close to 22 or 23. clive? a reminder of our top story. two more energy firms supplying hundreds of thousands of customers hav

, but not for all. 23 degrees the top temperature in the midlands, compare that with just ten in shetlandurs flooding across the map, as we head through the next few days. that means warm and at times quite humid weather. that air holding a lot of moisture and that means a lot of cloud. low pressure to the north of us, high pressure to the south, driving a westerly wind, quite a strong wind across the northern half of the uk and one that will deliver a lot of cloud across western scotland, northern ireland, parts of northern england and wales. thick enough to give spots of rain, mist and hill fog here and there. but with some shelter from the westerly wind the cloud should break across eastern scotland to give some sunshine at times and warmth as well. 20 or21. across parts of wales and england some real warmth, especially in sunnier places. 23 or maybe 24 degrees. but through friday night we'll keep that pretty warm and humid air in place and we will see a lot of cloud, some spots of rain and drizzle, some mist and hill fog and more persistent rain into the far north of scotland and a ve

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but for most we are seeing in double figures, and we have seen some patchy rain coming in across shetlandnd, northern ireland, north—west england and also southern england. it won't be so much a breeze. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... sarah storey has won her wins her 17th gold medal — to become britain's most successful paralympian of all time. the foreign secretary goes to qatar for talks about persuading afghanistan's new rulers to re—open kabul airport — to allow the exit of british nationals and afghans. as schools start a new academic year, the eduction secretary has urged the government's advisers to make a decision on covid vaccinations for 12 to 15—year—olds. and abba are set to make a comeback with the first new music from the swedish supergroup in almost four decades. and coming up — twitter launches a new feature that it hopes will help crack down on abuse and trolling. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mike bushell. mike, whata mike, what a wonderful story, no pun intended, to be reporting to bait today about dame sarah storey. phenome

it's already been pretty wet in shetland, and by morning, widespread rain across the north, scotlandestern areas, drizzle over the hills, some potential hill fog as well. but that cloud should break up, and so for england and wales, fewershowers, brighter weather, a bit more sunshine than we had during the day on friday. still a scattering of showers for northern ireland, best chance of sunshine in the south and the south of scotland. but for the north of scotland, itjust continues to be a pretty wet affair. a real soaking rain, so we'll need to keep an eye on that for localised flooding. a little bit fresher in the north, but still quite warm in the sunshine in southern and eastern areas. and that's because we have got a ridge of high pressure here. by the time our weather system starts to drift southwards, it does peter out and eventually becomes drier for northern scotland under a ridge of high pressure, but this is the question mark, what comes in from the west. but for sunday, you can see perhaps a little bit of cloud, a breeze and some rain for the great north runners here. we'

across the good part of shetland.umid weather our way. some pretty heavy rain heading towards the northern aisles i will then clear with lots of cloud feeding and across western scotland, northern ireland and some spots of rain with mrs and merck as well. furthersouth, it will get spots of rain with mrs and merck as well. further south, it will get a little chilly in places, the majority will hold up in double digits. and the pressure to the north of us, high—pressure to the south driving a westerly wind and we can see quite a few isobars on the chart especially on the northern half of the uk and that shows that the wind will be quite strong and will feed a lot of cloud and across western scotland, northwest england, wales, northern ireland and maybe the cyclist as well. the string stop and should see some spells of sunshine with some shelter for the westerly wind, temperatures and parts of aberdeen sure are likely to see 20 or 21 degrees and further south, snippets of inventive wells are likely to get around 23, may

the mid—morning rain in shetland will have cleared and sunshine breaking through the cloud here and therean 24 degrees. even in the west, temperatures in the high teens which should be around 13 to 17 at this time here. night—time temperatures like that tonight because the winds will bring humid air, a few showers, maybe heavy once in the west but most places having a dry night. temperatures in the mid teens as we start tomorrow morning. whilst we have southerly winds and the feel of summer there is a change of seasons on the way behind this weather front, autumn is waiting once it is passed that weather front will be starting into ireland, 12 wet and windy spouse. parts of england and wales other than the odd ice space will be dry and with the breeze it will be dry and with the breeze it will be dry and with the breeze it will be a sunny day than today. clouding over from the west. 23 or 24 across some parts of eastern england. that weather front bringing about the season change though will move its way eastwards across the country through sunday night into monday. it could be a wet star