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cooler than today, cooler across the east of scotland, north—east england, warmer with lighter winds ing 19, compare that with the struggle to get into double figures in eastern scotland and the north—east of england in that chilly breeze off the north sea. this breeze off the north sea. this breeze pushes north through the evening and overnight, right not amounting to too much towards scotland on friday but it will be followed by sunshine and also increasing numbers of showers which could turn heavy, potentially thundery, southern coastal areas might turn drier in the afternoon. when changing more to the south—west and decreasing, the wind still off the north sea, hence those lower temperatures here, but otherwise typically 15 to 17 degrees. there will be quite of few showers, those will be quite of few showers, those will tend to move away overnight, with the weather coming from the south—west things are looking unsettled into the coronation weekend. i will be rain events, it might be warm enough in the sunshine but turning wet on saturday, sunday probably the driest of the few days

more club building up across part of north—east england to north west england, the pennines and intothrough tonight their patchy cloud we had in the central areas, wales will tend to melt away. more cloud to come across a final twist of scotland with weather fronts brushing on here. 0vernight temperatures down to about seven or eight celsius. but that takes us into the start of the bank holiday weekend. more cloud on saturday across scotland, some spots of rain in the far north—west. elsewhere, patchy cloud building up but for the most part it is going to be sony, temperatures could be a little bit higher, 22, maybe 23 celsius across england and wales on saturday afternoon. by sunday this area of high pressure means a win comes in from the north—east so we could see something a bit cooler across scotland and down the eastern side of england, especially north—east. temperatures here will be lower on sunday but again there will be varying amounts of cloud, lengthy spells of sunshine and where you get this sunshine across many parts of england and wales up through the high teens, the lo

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started the day with lots of sunshine, some areas of cloud across the south—east of england, scotland and parts of northays but there will be warm until recently spell. high pressure all this week and it is still there. a big rock in a stream. it prevents their weather systems brushing the northern area ten that brings cloud, some spots of rain that will drift south and east but more cloud building up across parts of north east england, northern england, the pennines and into wealth but apart from that lots of blue skies, temperatures about 16 to 20, 201 degrees. 22 celsius in the west country later this afternoon. through tonight that we had across central areas, wales will tend to melt away. more cloud to come across scotland, weather fronts melt away. more cloud to come across scotland, weatherfronts brushing on here. overnight temperatures stand at about seven or eight celsius but that takes us into the start of the bank holiday weekend and on saturday there will be more cloud across scotland, spots of rain affecting the far north—west. elsewhere, patchy cloud building up but for the most part it wi

england. with the wind coming in off the north sea, we could see more cloud through much of the day on tuesdayand the north, temperatures getting into the low 20s. and in scotland, we could see highs of 24 degrees or so on tuesday. and really all week we are dominated by high pressure, it is still dry, sunshine most days, and those temperatures reaching the mid 20s for the middle part of the week. live from washington, this is bbc news. we're live in washington dc tonight, where the white house and us republicans reach an agreement in principle to raise the government debt limit. air strikes on ukraine's capital as the country's most senior security official says the military is ready to launch its long—expected counter—offensive against russian forces. and turkey's first—ever presidential run—off election gets underway in a matter of hours. hello, i'm carl nasman. we start tonight here in washington —

we can speak to our north of england correspondent danny.e the public that rules were in place but it has been deemed that no rules were broken? it were in place but it has been deemed that no rules were broken?— that no rules were broken? it caused a stir at the — that no rules were broken? it caused a stir at the time _ that no rules were broken? it caused a stir at the time and _ that no rules were broken? it caused a stir at the time and nicola - that no rules were broken? it caused a stir at the time and nicola bulley i a stir at the time and nicola bulley had been missing for about two weeks that the dash at the time the lancashire police made public health issues and everyone at the time surprised about how much detail that statement went into and they had a news conference that morning to talk about the issues that she had, personal issues, but they would not elaborate and then five hours they released the detailed statement which talked about nicola bulley�*s struggles with alcohol and problems with perimenopause and that caused qui

but a chilly start and some cloud coming off the north sea through the midlands and eastern england, ome sunshine coming through. away from the far north of scotland, there'll be a lot of sunshine. strong sunshine as well, high uv levels for many of us on monday and that sun could be quite deceptive when it breaks through in the south—east because there'll be a cooler and stronger wind blowing, and it will be windy through the english channel. cooler in the south—east but for the north and west, warming up with temperatures to 20—21 celsius in north—west england and scotland. bank holiday monday will be dry because we still have high pressure in charge, and to the south of it, still some strong winds in southern england, and by tuesday there is cloud in the north sea with the wind off the north sea, we could see cloud lingering into the afternoon in eastern england. more sunny further west and warmer further west as well, temperatures widely into the low 20s, perhaps 2a degrees in glasgow. a quick look at wednesday because there are some changes, more low cloud for england and wales w

clearest of the skies across parts of western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. chilly. temperatures generally between six and 11 degrees. tomorrow, parts of east wales, a good part of england, eastern scotland starting cloudy. a lot of that cloud will roll its way back towards the east coast. if you are spending your day along the coast, if it stays cloudy, when you're exposed to the breeze temperatures are likely to only get to 14, 15, 16 degrees. parts of north—east scotland only getting to 12 or 13 degrees. however, further west in the sunshine, temperatures around glasgow likely to get to 25, 26 degrees. 23 for western parts of northern ireland. many western parts of england and wales not too far behind. into thursday, really, it is more of the same. the cloudy and coolest weather to be found across eastern parts of scotland, the eastern side of england. further west, more sunshine, more warmth, temperatures up to around 23 or 2a degrees. as we head towards the weekend, high pressure remains the dominant weather feature. we will continue to see the winds flo

a chilly start and some cloud coming off the north sea to the midlands and eastern england, breaking ing through. away from the far north of scotland, a lot of sunshine. strong sunshine as well, high uv levels for many on monday that sun could be quite deceptive when it breaks through in the south—east because they could be a cooler and stronger wind blowing and it will be windy through the channel. cool in the south—east but for the north and west, warming up with temperatures to 21 celsius in north—west england and scotland. bank holiday monday will be dry because we still have high pressure in charge and to the south of it, still some strong winds in southern england and by tuesday there is cloud in the north sea with the wind off the north sea, we could see cloud lingering in the afternoon in eastern england. more sunny further west and warmer as well, temperatures widely into the low 20s, perhaps 2a in glasgow. a quick look at wednesday because there are some changes, more low cloud for england and wales which could linger in some places all day, keeping it cooler. more towards t

we'll see some cloud developing across parts of northern england down into north wales.loud should be thinning in northern ireland. generally temperatures across the uk today will be around about 19—20 , could make 23 towards some south—western areas. there will be some cloud around this evening but many places will end the day on a sunny note. the cloud will tend to melt away overnight, clearing skies away from the north—west breeze picks up and blows in more cloud here and that will keep temperatures here and that will keep temperatures here and that will keep temperatures here a little bit higher than last night but last night we got down to i night but last night we got down to i degrees in suffolk and it will be chilly tonight across some eastern parts of england. over the bank holiday weekend a lot of dry weather, some warm sunshine around, temperatures will be dropping a bit is that weekend goes on and we've got a little bit of rain coming into the north—west of the uk during saturday, followed by some sunshine later. it should stay dry across south—eastern parts

think we will see some of the cloud growing and spreading across the sky again for parts of north—east englandprobably the midlands as well. still, for many it is a decent day with long spells of sunshine and temperatures again high teens to low 20s, feeling warm in the may sunshine. there will be a change as we head into saturday, a week where the front brings spots of rain to the front brings spots of rain to the far north of scotland. away from that, more dry weather and sunshine to go round, and if anything it is set to be a warmer day with temperatures more widely across england and wales reaching the low 20s and peaking at around 23 celsius. and yes, as sophie hinted, the fine weather is set to last through sunday and into bank holiday monday. temperatures might come down a degree or two, but it will still feel warm in the may sunshine. a degree or two, but it will still feel warm in the may sunshine. and that's it from _ feel warm in the may sunshine. and that's it from the _ feel warm in the may sunshine. and that's it from the bbc news at six, now it is time for the news where you are

more cloud coming into the north—west, that will be affecting eastern parts of england and into the north, the cloud coming and going, particularly in the north—west, and with the north—easterly breeze across eastern england, it will push the cloud further west, although hanging on to the best of the sunshine in west wales, western england and along the south coast. but the highest temperatures will be pushed to the south—west this time. it will be cooler further north and east, and quite a significant drop in temperature on sunday for the north—east of england. but it's still dry, we've got high pressure in charge. the position of the high means that there are stronger winds on monday into shetland, blowing in more cloud, and there is also a stronger east to north—easterly wind affecting southern parts of england, which will make it feel a little bit cooler, probably. and we could blow in some cloud in the morning through the midlands and eastern england, that should break up in the afternoon. lots of sunshine around on bank holiday monday. there is cooler air in place across england and

temperatures might be a shade higher than today, looking at 20 in the central belt of scotland, 20 in north—west england midlands. heading into the bank holiday weekend with high pressure generally in charge, weakening a bit from the north with the weather front moving in and a stronger wind coming into scotland. we will see more cloud coming to scotland and northern ireland and a bit of rain towards the north—west with some cloud building up in northern england and north wales, sunnier in the south and the wind is lighter. temperatures reaching 22, possibly 23, but it will be cooler in scotland and northern ireland on that weather front with cool air behind it. as high pressure builds backing across the uk the cooler air will push its way further south. it's the radio one big weekend this weekend and on sunday it will be quite a bit cooler but dry. northern parts of the uk scene temperatures recover on monday in the sunshine. the same can't be said further south in the uk because it will turn cooler from sunday into monday. again, more sunshine on bank holiday monday on once again will be dry. thanks,

england. with the wind coming in off the north sea, we could see more cloud through much of the day on tuesday the west and the north, temperatures getting into the low 20s. and in scotland, we could see highs of 2a degrees or so on tuesday. and really all week we are dominated by high pressure, it is still dry, sunshine most days, and those temperatures reaching the mid 20s for the middle part of the week. class in general is not very popular in ecuador. live from london, this is bbc news. the white house and us republicans reach an agreement in principle to raise the government debt limit and avoid a default. after weeks of negotiations, we have come to an agreement in principle. we still have a lot of work to do but i believe this is an agreement in principle that is worthy of the american people. turkey's first—ever presidential run—off election gets under way in an hour as voters decide who can curb the country's rampant inflation rate and tackle the cost—of—living crisis. directorjustine triet becomes the third woman to ever win the palme d'0r prize at the cannes film festival.

england. with the wind coming in off the north sea, we could see more cloud through much of the day on tuesdaythe north, temperatures getting into the low 20s. and in scotland, we could see highs of 2a degrees or so on tuesday. and really all week we are dominated by high pressure, it is still dry, sunshine most days, and those temperatures reaching the mid 20s for the middle part of the week. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. hello and thanks forjoining me here at the bbc�*s headquarters

more cloud coming into the east of scotland and north—east england. areas a little cooler than today and also cooler in the north—east of england and eastern scotland. but where the wind is light to the midlands and the south—east it will be warmer than today with temperatures peaking at 90 degrees compared to eastern scotland where temperatures struggle to get into double figures. not a great deal of rain on friday and following on from that summer sunshine but showers developing more widely and could be quite heavy. later drying off across the five south east. the wind direction starting to become lighter but in scotland we still have the cold wind coming from the north sea. otherwise temperatures typically around 15, i7 temperatures typically around 15, 17 degrees by the end of the week. but the weather starts to come in from the weather starts to come in from the south—west so we will have what it at times and things turning more unsettled heading into the coronation weekend. no doubt the details of the rain will change, but this is how it looks a

more cloud coming into the north—west, that will be affecting eastern parts of england and into the northrth—west, and with the north—easterly breeze across eastern england, it will push the cloud further west, although hanging on to the best of the sunshine in west wales, western england and along the south coast. but the highest temperatures will be pushed to the south—west this time. it will be cooler further north and east, and quite a significant drop in temperature on sunday for the north—east of england. but it's still dry, we've got high pressure in charge. the position of the high means that there are stronger winds on monday into shetland, blowing in more cloud, and there is also a stronger east to north—easterly wind affecting southern parts of england, which will make it feel a little bit cooler, probably. and we could blow in some cloud in the morning through the midlands and eastern england, that should break up in the afternoon. lots of sunshine around on bank holiday monday. there is cooler air in place across england and wales, highest temperatures will be further west. i

england, sunny spells for wales, northern ireland too. it's here in the west that we see the highest temperatures at 17, possibly 18 degrees, but typically about ten to 13 for the northt need me to tell you that pollen levels are high for most today. now through this evening, then a bit of late sunshine if you're a hay fever sufferer, you probably don't need me to tell cloud further north. through this evening, a bit of late sunshine for southern parts in for northern ireland, the western isles, parts through the night we'll see a few splashes of rain just rolling but colder conditions towards the east, just two degrees for norwich. but colder conditions towards the east — just two thing across east anglia, for instance. through the day tomorrow, similar to today, so largely dry. more sunshine, though, for much of central and southern england, wales and northern ireland too. a little bit cloudier further north. a few light showers in the far north—west of scotland. temperatures again around that east coast about 11 to 15 degrees, but we could see 17 or 18 towards the west again. heading into thursday, that's when things start to change as some fairly heavy showers dr

changes, though, that stronger wind off the north sea brings more cloud into eastern scotland, north east englandd increases the cloud in northern ireland as well. so for these areas it may well be a bit cooler than it was today. it'll be cooler in the northeast as well, but with some sunshine elsewhere and lighter winds for the midlands. in the southeast here, it's going to be warmer. temperatures reaching 19 degrees here. but contrast that with temperatures barely getting into double figures in eastern scotland and the north east of england. we're seeing some rain now coming in from the south—west, not huge amounts of rain. that weather front will continue to push its way northwards overnight into friday morning. that weather front probably getting stuck across scotland through the day and then following on from that to the south, we'll see some sunshine, but showers will develop quite readily. they could be heavy and thundery southern. southernmost parts of england should see an improvement later on in the afternoon. the winds are lighter for many areas, more from the south or southwest. but w

england. with the wind coming in off the north sea, we could see more cloud through much of the day on tuesdayperatures getting into the low 20s. and in scotland, we could see highs of 2a degrees or so on tuesday. and, really, all week, we are dominated by high pressure, it is still dry, sunshine most days, and those temperatures reaching the mid 20s for the middle part of the week. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and sarah campbell. 0ur headlines today: questions remain over why passport egates stopped working, leaving tens of thousands of passengers stuck in queues at the uk's borders. holly willoughby accuses phillip schofield of lying to her about his affair in herfirst statement since he quit itv. cheering and applause. from non—league to premier league: it's a fairy tale ending for luton town as they win the championship play—off final. it was a game full of drama which saw luton beat coventry on penalties and the winning team's captain being strechered off

england. with the wind coming in off the north sea, we could see more cloud through much of the day on tuesday towards the west and the north, temperatures getting into the low 20s. and in scotland, we could see highs of 24 degrees or so on tuesday. and really all week we are dominated by high pressure, it is still dry, sunshine most days, and those temperatures reaching the mid 20s for the middle part of the week. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. it is going to be a cold, dark night for many south africans with stage 6 load shedding announced. south africa is sinking into darkness, its crumbling power system no longer able to keep the lights on. the poorest here hit hardest. after 20, 25 years. you're going to have to close down. yes. the power crisis is the result of decades of mismanagement and massive corruption, criminal gangs ready to kill anyone who tries to stop the looting. i was shaking badly. i was literally lying like this and i started gasping for air.

england. with the wind coming in off the north sea, we could see more cloud through much of the day on tuesdayhe low 20s. and in scotland, we could see highs of 2a degrees or so on tuesday. and really all week we are dominated by high pressure, it is still dry, sunshine most days, and those temperatures reaching the mid 20s for the middle part of the week. this is bbc news.

and that is what we have moving north at the moment, rain into wales, south—west england, possibly heavyand, northern ireland and apart from the far north of scotland where it stays quite chilly. it will be milderfurther south. this is friday. showery rain and cloud across scotland and northern ireland moving north. in england and wales we will see the sunshine break through and that will set off a rash of heavy showers, some thundery as well, and heavy showers also developing into southern scotland. still chilly in the north—east of scotland but elsewhere

but elsewhere, a lot of sunshine and where we have the lightest winds, parts of north—west england, northernll have the highest temperatures, up to 21 degrees, compared tojust 14 in norwich, 17 in london, and certainly a cooler feel in the far north of scotland. wherever you are, regardless of the feel of the weather, if you have sun overhead, that sun is strong at this time of year so uv levels are likely to be high. looking ahead to tuesday, we see another area of cloud rolling in from the north sea which could plague eastern england for a time. the far north of scotland likely to stay cloudy, in the northern isles particular, but elsewhere a lot of sunshine. higher temperatures in the west, and glasgow could be the warmest spot at around 2a degrees. heading deeper into the week, high presure still with us, the centre of it might slip a bit further north—west of us, still allowing this quite chilly breeze into some eastern and southern parts. highest temperatures likely to be across the west of the uk, up to around 25 or 26 degrees in the best of any sunshine. that is all from me. goodbye

chilly across eastern england as last night, typical temperatures five to seven heading into tomorrow. many places started dry with sunshine, more cloud into eastern scotland and northand, warm up with lighter winds across parts of the midlands and the south—east, temperatures probably reaching 19, compare that with the struggle to get into double figures in eastern scotland number north—east of england. rain coming into the south—west pushes northwards through the evening and overnight. rain not to mention too much, heading toward scotland on friday, it will be followed by sunshine and showers, they will turn heavy and thundery. the wind is starting to change more to the south—west and decreasing, the wind is still off the north sea in scotland, hence lower temperatures, but typically 15 to 17 on friday afternoon. showers will tend to move away overnight and with all of the weather coming from the south—west things look more unsettled into the coronation weekend. some rain around may well be warm enough in the sunshine, turning wet on saturday, sunday probably the driest of the few days before heavy showers return on monday. this is bbc news. the headlines: russia

will be a bit lower here once again on friday, although temperatures should be higher in the north—east of england means the weather is going to be turning much more unsettled just in time for the coronation weekend, with weather fronts moving up from the south or from the west. so things are looking more changeable. there is some rain in the forecast at the moment. it looks like we�*ll see rain pushing up from the south on saturday. sunday at the moment, looks like the driest day of the few before we see some heavy showers returning on monday. this is bbc news, the headlines. a man is being hunted by police in atlanta, in the us, after a shooting took place in a medical office. at least one person has died. a teenager is arrested after eight children and a security guard are shot dead at an elementary school in belgrade. and we�*re going to bejoined by the german mep hannah neumann — she�*s just back from the afghan capital kabul, she met women and girls there. eight children and a security guard have been killed in a school shooting in the serbian capital belgrade. police have arrested a 14—year

north. on monday, most places looking dry. more cloud across eastern englandnd. the chance of a shower towards the pennines. top temperatures of 16—22, but a bit colder in the north of scotland. the breeze coming in from the west. monday evening and into tuesday, a bit of cloud across eastern england, should be frost—free as we start tuesday. temperatures could be down to four where we see clearer spells. tuesday, slightly cooler and fresher, probably the coolest of the week, a bit of a change in the winds, more of a northerly direction, cool across the east where you have cloud and grease on the north sea. most of them with a dry day, generally light winds. —— cloud and breeze. temperatures between 11 in lerwick to 19 further south across england and wales. the only day we don't reach 20 this week. a cold front pushing into the north on wednesday, a bit more cloud, could be the odd shower. much of the uk dry and fine, cloud across southern and eastern england through the day. top temperatures 21 for most of us, we could see 22 in north—east england. towards t

north—west england with clear skies overhead and may be the odd mist patch and thatis and may be thedd mist patch and that is where we will see the cheapest of the weather. tomorrow we do it again, start cloudy in many places and many places the cloud retreating to the east coast and lingering in northern scotland. under the cloud, these are the temperatures, 14 in skegness, chilly breeze off the north sea. part of north east scotland up to 12 or 13 degrees. furtherwest north east scotland up to 12 or 13 degrees. further west and that is where we will see the best of the sunshine of the sunshine could be in western scotland, 2526 degrees. 23 imparts of northern counties of ireland. forthursday, imparts of northern counties of ireland. for thursday, this is how the days will be for the rest of the week. many starting with a lot of cloud and the cloud retreating and where it will be cool and warm sunshine of 23 degrees. high pressure remains with us through friday and into the weekend. so no huge change in the weather pattern. the wind are still flowing around the high and bringing clo

on tuesday, perhaps more cloud coming in on those brisk winds from off the north sea into central and eastern areas of englandne in the west and the north, and again the highest temperatures are likely to be into the low twenties across western areas of scotland. again, west is best, i think, as we head into wednesday. there's our area of high pressure, not changing very much. more isobars in the south. still that brisk wind blowing across southern parts of the country. this time, we may be looking at bluer skies, not much cloud around on wednesday, but again it's going to be cooler around some of those north sea coasts. highest temperatures in the west, reaching the low twenties again, 22, 23, maybe even a little bit higher than that where the winds are a bit lighter. looking further ahead, high pressure�*s still close by. it's not retreating as quickly, but there is falling pressure in the south. that's coming from spain and portugal, across france, and it brings the potential next weekend maybe for a few showers across southern parts of the uk. but because the high pressure is not declining so rapidly and

but a chilly start and some cloud coming off the north sea through the midlands and eastern england, om the far north of scotland, there'll be a lot of sunshine. strong sunshine as well, high uv levels for many of us on monday, and that sun could be quite deceptive when it breaks through the cloud in the south—east because there'll be a cooler and stronger wind blowing, and it will be windy through the english channel. cooler in the south—east but for the north and west, warming up with temperatures to 20—21 celsius in north—west england and scotland. bank holiday monday will be dry because we still have high pressure in charge and to the south of it, still some strong winds in southern england, and by tuesday there is cloud in the north sea with the wind off the north sea, we could see cloud lingering into the afternoon in eastern england. more sunny further west and warmer further west as well, temperatures widely into the low 20s, perhaps 24 degrees in glasgow. a quick look at wednesday because there are some changes, more low cloud for england and wales which could linger in some

looking ahead to tuesday, we see another area of cloud rolling in from the north sea which could plague eastern englandrthern isles particular but elsewhere a lot of sunshine, higher temperature is in the west, and glasgow could be the warmest spot at around 24 degrees. heading deeper into the week, i pretty still with us, the centre of it might slip a bit further north—west of us, still allowing this quite chilly breeze into some eastern and southern parts. highest temperatures likely to be across the west of the uk, up to be across the west of the uk, up to around 25 or 26 degrees the best of any sunshine. that is all from me. goodbye for now. this is bbc ne this ws. i'm anna foster live in istanbul. supporters of recep erdogan celebrate in the streets as he declares victory in a turkish presidential run off against kemal kilicdaroglu. i would like to thank each and every member of our nation who has once again given us the responsibility of governing the country for the next five years.

our north of england correspondent fiona trott reports from hartlepool.. a career and an identity they say has been lost. they say is being lost. it's now so severe that this uk charity is stepping up its support. it offers financial grants and advice. so the money what i've paid in there, what i'm paying for fuel, is not going home. how are your family doing? nah. i don't even want to talk about it. i said, what's it doing to yourfamily? and that acted as a trigger, and he said, don't want to talk about it and walked away. you know, i feel bloody awful. we're hearing about fishermen in the north—east who are contacting the fishermen's mission, contacting other charities, and talking about their mental health, talking about the fact that they are seriously contemplating their continued existence in the world. this is why the fishermen are suffering. thousands of dead crabs and lobsters were washed up on the north—east coastline in 2021. they say wash—ups continue today. many of them believe dredging work around teesside's new freeport was to blame. a defr

— south of england, whether it is in the north of england, right across england _ the we are going to work hard _ that's interesting because keir starmer clearly used the moment of success on friday to say we are on our way to a majority. that is not quite what the numbers suggest and your share of the vote was exactly the same as it was last year. what the same as it was last year. what we have relearned _ the same as it was last year. what we have relearned as _ the same as it was last year. what we have relearned as a _ the same as it was last year. what we have relearned as a party - the same as it was last year. what we have relearned as a party as we have _ we have relearned as a party as we have recovered from our worst defeat since 1935 _ have recovered from our worst defeat since 1935 is — have recovered from our worst defeat since 1935 is that you have got to work— since 1935 is that you have got to work hard — since 1935 is that you have got to work hard to win people's trust and support— work hard to win people's trust and support and where you clock up the

will be a bit lower here once again on friday, although temperatures should be higher in the north—east of englanded away. the wind changes more to the south or south—west, but that means the weather is going to be turning much more unsettled just in time for the coronation weekend, with weather fronts moving up from the south or from the west. so things are looking more changeable. there is some rain in the forecast at the moment. it looks like we'll see rain pushing up from the south on saturday. sunday at the moment, looks like the dry day of the few before we see some heavy showers returning on monday. today at six... russia accuses ukraine of trying to kill president putin. moscow claims this unverified footage shows a drone targeting the kremlin last night. there are so many questions about what happened, but this took everyone here by surprise. an apparent drone attack in one of the most closely guarded buildings in russia. ukraine insists they had nothing to do with it. also on the programme... a breakthrough in the battle for alzheimer's. major clinical trials find another new drug that a

it'll be a chilly start and there could be some cloud coming in off the north sea through the midlands and eastern parts of englandng through. away from the far north of scotland, there will be a lot of sunshine. it's going to be strong sunshine, as well — high uv levels for many of us on monday — and that sun could be quite deceptive when it breaks through in the south—east because there'll be a cooler, stronger wind blowing in here, and it'll be windy through the english channel. maybe a bit cooler in the south—east, as well, but further north and west, it's going to be warming up — temperatures back up to 20 or 21 celsius in north—west england and scotland. and bank holiday monday will be dry because we've still got high pressure in charge. to the south of that high pressure, there's still some stronger winds across southern parts of england, and by tuesday there's more cloud in the north sea. with the wind off the north sea, we could see cloud lingering into the afternoon across some eastern parts of england. it's always going to be sunnierfurther west, it's always going to be warmer further west, as well — te

england. with the wind coming in off the north sea, we could see more cloud through much of the day on tuesday. and, really, all week, we are dominated by high pressure, it is still dry, sunshine most days, and those temperatures reaching the mid 20s for the middle part of the week. this is bbc news, the headlines: the white house and us republicans have reached an agreement �*in principle' to raise the government debt limit and avoid a default. the president called the deal an important step forward while the house speaker kevin mccarthy, said there would be historic reductions in spending and no new taxes. turkey's first—ever presidential run—off election gets under way in half an hour as voters decide who can curb the country's rampant inflation rate and tackle the cost—of—living crisis. the incumbent president is seeking to extend his rule into a third decade. directorjustine triet becomes the third woman to ever win the prestigious palme d'or prize at the cannes film festival. her french courtroom drama, anatomy of a fall, picked up the top honour.

but a chilly start and some cloud coming off the north sea through the midlands and eastern england, re'll be a lot of sunshine. strong sunshine as well, high uv levels for many of us on monday and that sun could be quite deceptive when it breaks through in the south—east because there'll be a cooler and stronger wind blowing, and it will be windy through the english channel. cooler in the south—east but further north and west, warming up with temperatures to 20—21 celsius in north—west england and scotland. bank holiday monday will be dry because we still have high pressure in charge and to the south of it, still some strong winds in southern england, and by tuesday there is cloud in the north sea. with the wind off the north sea, we could see cloud lingering into the afternoon in eastern england. more sunny further west and warmer further west as well, temperatures widely into the low 20s, perhaps 2a degrees in glasgow. a quick look at wednesday because there are some changes, more low cloud for england and wales which could linger in some places all day, keeping it somewhat cooler.

but a chilly start and some cloud coming off the north sea through the midlands and eastern england, f scotland, there'll be a lot of sunshine. strong sunshine as well, high uv levels for many of us on monday and that sun could be quite deceptive when it breaks through in the south—east because there'll be a cooler and stronger wind blowing, and it will be windy through the english channel. cooler in the south—east but further north and west, warming up with temperatures to 20—21 celsius in north—west england and scotland. bank holiday monday will be dry because we still have high pressure in charge and to the south of it, still some strong winds in southern england, and by tuesday there is cloud in the north sea with the wind off the north sea, we could see cloud lingering into the afternoon in eastern england. more sunny further west and warmer further west as well, temperatures widely into the low 20s, perhaps 24 degrees in glasgow. a quick look at wednesday because there are some changes, more low cloud for england and wales which could linger in some places all day, keeping it so

western scotland, north—west england and wales may be turning down towards the end of the afternoon.ross this part of the uk, but we have some sunshine elsewhere and some sharp showers. western scotland, north—west england and wales may be turning down towards the end of the afternoon. temperature rise, peaking at 1718 celsius once again. a lot of the showers will fade away this evening, but will keep going across the far south—east and east anglia, though they will become lighter —— 17 or 18. more cloud piling on from the atlantic, bringing more showers. clear skies ahead of that and temperatures could be as low as seven or eight celsius in the morning, that we should start dry for many eastern areas with some sunshine, but we will see the cloud increasing and showers will develop widely once again. the threat of some thundery ones at this time across the eastern parts of england, perhaps into eastern scotland. temperatures here reach 18 celsius but it will be cooler in western scotland and northern ireland. we'll find a lot of cloud wrapping around that area of low pressure, that w

in the north—east of england age uk is having _ the north—east of england age uk is having an _ the north—eastuk is having an open day at the superstore in county _ having an open day at the superstore in county durham continuing the celebration is offering people cookles— celebration is offering people cookies and cake. they are very polite _ cookies and cake. they are very polite here _ cookies and cake. they are very polite here. the whole point of having — polite here. the whole point of having an — polite here. the whole point of having an open day is for people to comment_ having an open day is for people to comment and learn about the opportunities that they have for volunteering, for example, if have a couple _ volunteering, for example, if have a couple of _ volunteering, for example, if have a couple of hours they are looking for people _ couple of hours they are looking for people to _ couple of hours they are looking for people to do diy, gardening and sharpening and if you can work 9—5 they are _ sharpening and if you can work 9—5 they are looking for a warehouse assistant— they a

you're highly likely to see showers across the pennines, north west england, the midlands and wales.round the coast of east anglia, a few across the south downs because the storms are slow moving. rainfall totals can build up 20 to 50 millimetres of rainfall in the space ofjust an hour or two. that is why we could see some flash flooding this afternoon. now, overnight, the showers do clear off as we start to draw in some cooler cloudier weather from the north sea and that will tend to lower the temperatures. and so we're not going to see the same amount of showers around for friday, that's for sure. but it's a different type of weather we'll have across the north sea regions. a lot of low clouds start the day. a weak weather front bringing some patches of light rain across east anglia, pushing towards the midlands, south east england and central southern england. now away from that, there will be some sunshine for scotland, northern ireland, western parts of england and for wales. and in the sunshine it's going to feel warm tomorrow with highs up to 18 degrees or so. but feeling cool

will be a bit lower here once again on friday, although temperatures should be higher in the north—east of englandhat means the weather is going to be turning much more unsettled just in time for the coronation weekend, with weather fronts moving up from the south or from the west. so things are looking more changeable. there is some rain in the forecast at the moment. it looks like we'll see rain pushing up from the south on saturday. sunday at the moment, looks like the driest day of the few before we see some heavy showers returning on monday. the nations and regions for the news when you are. goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news. ukraine denies it is behind any attack on moscow or president putin, afterfootage emerges of drone strike on the kremlin. sudan is headed towards a humanitarian catastrophe, according to the un, which is leading efforts to provide aid to the country. one of the biggest—ever police operations against one of italy's biggest mafia syndicates sees dozens of arrests hello, i'm yalda hakim. welcome to the programme. ukraine says it had nothing to do with an alleged d

saturday morning, we start off perhaps with a nice sunrise for some across scotland, maybe north west englandd spit of rain, but not much. england and wales, dry with plenty of sunshine from the word go and we'll keep those sunny skies all day. it is going to feel warm in the sunshine with temperatures widely18—21. a little bit cooler around some of our north sea coasts, given the developing onshore wind. and a reminder at this time of the year, the may sunshine is a strong sunshine and so, we'll have high levels of uv. so, if you're outside for any length of time, might be worth just thinking about slapping on a bit of sun cream. 0n into sunday's forecast, it's a similar kind of split to the weather, really, with the cloudier skies across scotland and northern ireland. still some bright weather getting through. again, there could bejust a few spits of rain falling from this weather front that's very weak. in fact, this weekend, we could see the warmest day of the year so far — not that temperatures are that high. it says more, really, about the fact that the weather's not been that warm so f

and you can see that stretches its way into parts of north east england, the midlands, east wales asere will thin and break up. more cloud moving its way into northern ireland. away from that, though, plenty of sunny spells into this afternoon. highest temperature likely down to the south west, cardiff there, 22 degrees celsius, a bit cooler around those north sea coasts. through this evening and tonight, again, we'lljust see some varying cloud really. for most, there'll be some clear spells to take us into friday morning, perhaps thickening cloud in the far north west of scotland. those are your overnight temperatures, about five to nine degrees celsius. so for the end of the working week, we'll see again a bit of cloud across central parts, thickening cloud in the far north west of scotland. but if you get some cloud, it should tend to thin and break up. one or two showers just cropping up here over the pennines. but for most, it's going to be another dry day on friday. and again, those temperatures getting up into the high teens to the low 20s. as we head into the weekend, the are

it'll be a chilly start and there could be some cloud coming in off the north sea through the midlands and eastern parts of englandtland, there will be a lot of sunshine. it's going to be strong sunshine, as well — high uv levels for many of us on monday — and that sun could be quite deceptive when it breaks through in the south—east because there'll be a cooler, stronger wind blowing in here, and it'll be windy through the english channel. maybe a bit cooler in the south—east, as well, but further north and west, it's going to be warming up — temperatures back up to 20 or 21 celsius in north—west england and scotland. and bank holiday monday will be dry because we've still got high pressure in charge. to the south of that high pressure, there's still some stronger winds across southern parts of england, and by tuesday there's more cloud in the north sea. with the wind off the north sea, we could see cloud lingering into the afternoon across some eastern parts of england. it's always going to be sunnierfurther west, it's always going to be warmer further west, as well — temperatures widely into the low 20s, perhap