but for most of today, at least, the highlands and the western isles and the northern isles of scotland most of northern ireland, though dull and soggy. that rain will be heavy in places here, too, brining up over northern england and the midlands this afternoon. quite warm and humid here, but that could spark some thundery showers. quite a lot of cloud across the south with some showers here, but the heaviest rain further north in this band. and as i said once it sets in oven and as i said once it sets in over, particularly northeast scotland, likely to last through the night and for much of tomorrow as well. still some heavy showers this evening over northern england and we'll see more showers coming in through the night across parts of the south. staying fairly wet too for much of northern ireland. quite a warm night, with temperatures in towns and cities holding up at 14 or 15, the rain persisting over parts of northern scotland. we do have a met office yellow warning in place that rain could cause some disruption at different day over northwest scotland, with outbreaks of rain here

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feature saturday is this feature pushing in from the west, bringing showery rain to northern ireland, parts of southern scotlandff with sunshine, but then, even the clouds bubbling up here to allow for a few showers to develop. but most of the showers will be through central, northern, and western areas, the odd heavier one. winds will be light, so the showers will be slow—moving, but there's a chance many places, particularly into the south and east, may escape them and stay dry. temperatures reaching 2a—25 celsius in the warmest spots — otherwise, it's the high teens, low—20s further north. those showers fade away during saturday night. it does turn dry as high pressure starts to build in across the uk, with light winds, clear skies — could see some mist and fog patches, parts of scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales the most favoured spots there. cool night to come, i think, out of towns and cities, otherwise just into double figures in urban areas. we start sunday, then, on a cool note. early mist and fog clears away and looks like it will be a dry, sunny day for most of us, widespread sunsh

but northern scotland stays dry. is mild and muggy. and if we take a look at wednesday, then you can see we've got this brisk north—easterly wind blowing. it'sjust blowing more rain. it's going to be really quite relentless across many parts of eastern northern scotland as we head through wednesday. it's going to be really quite relentless across many parts of eastern northern scotland as we head through wednesday. and the rainfall totals will really start to rack up. and some sunny spells appearing between those cloud layers and temperatures will get as high as 20—21 celsius again. the low pressure pulls away from the north sea as we head through thursday. this occlusion sinks further southwards, introducing clouds, some showers, but there's more heavy rain approaching again from the south and that is going to affect southern areas of england, perhaps east anglia, south east england as we head through friday. we'll also draw down more of a north—easterly wind, so temperatures are likely to drop again by the time we

a bit more cloud in northern england, southern scotland, outbreaks of rain in ireland pushing away, soay. but eastern scotland, northern england, wales and the south—west, a greater chance of some showers through tomorrow. parts of the south—east midlands, east anglia, south—east and channel islands staying dry throughout, and temperatures just up a little bit. and with high pressure then building in through the rest of the weekend into the start of next week, there will be more in the way of sunshine, but we start to bring in a bit more warmth from the south. on sunday, it will feel warmer, after a slightly fresh start, mist and low cloud in the west breaking up. lots of sunshine for many into the afternoon, strong sunshine at that, and temperatures more widely into the 20s, maybe 25, 26 in the south—east of england. could get 30 degrees here by tuesday, but across the uk, many will be dry into the start of next week and feeling very warm in the sunshine too. take care. live from london, this is bbc news. life in paris, this is bbc news. hours before the opening ceremony, france's hig

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low pressure will bring weather fronts, outbreaks of rain, strengthening winds to western scotland and northernh a few thunderstorms across eastern england — but it's going to be another warm one again, 28—29 celsius in the warmest spots in the southeast, low—20s further north and west. and it will be turning fresher here as this weather front starts to cross the country during saturday. eventually, it will reach east and southeastern england during saturday afternoon, clearing through, then allowing fresher air to move in across most areas, with sunny spells, variable cloud, scattered showers for western scotland and northern ireland. here, the high teens at best, further south, it's cooler as well, 21—25 celsius. the fresher air will be across all areas as we move into part two of the weekend. low pressure starts to dominate, bringing our air source from the atlantic. not a bad day in store for sunday — a lot of sunshine through central, southern, and eastern areas, more cloud further north and west. we'll start to see more persistent rain moving into northern ireland and western scotland wit

but northern scotland stays dry.ularly where we do get the sunshine, but here temperatures will peak at 20—22 celsius. the air is mild and muggy. and if we take a look at wednesday then you can see we've got this brisk north—easterly wind blowing. it'sjust blowing more rain. it's going to be really quite relentless across many parts of eastern northern scotland as we head through wednesday. and the rainfall totals will really start to rack up. further south, yes, a few showers, but also some bright and some sunny spells appearing between those cloud layers and temperatures will get as high as 20—21 celsius again. the low pressure pulls away from the north sea as we head through thursday. this occlusion sinks further southwards, introducing clouds, some showers, but there's more heavy rain approaching again from the south and that is going to affect southern areas of england, perhaps east anglia, south east england as we head through friday. we'll also draw down more of a north easterly wind so temperatures are likely

that bulk of the rain is sitting across parts of northern england into northern ireland, southern scotlandotland. seeing some sunshine to start your tuesday morning. but this area of rain, it's a frontal system, continues its progress north. these easterly winds quite blustery, blowing in across north—east england and eastern scotland as well. so pretty wet if you're under that band of rain 15 or 16 degrees. but in the sunnier spells midlands perhaps getting up to around 21. few showers around across parts of southern and eastern england, so could be a little bit of light rain on tuesday at wimbledon, potentially on wednesday as well, but it won't be a washout. i think. any rainfairly showery in nature now moving through into wednesday, then we've still got this band of rain overnight sitting across scotland, parts of northern ireland, still seeing some wet weather potentially as well. look at those overnight temperatures, most of us between about 12 to 15 degrees. so we've got that humid air more widely across the uk as we head into wednesday. but low pressure still driving things so stil

, central and northern parts of scotland. and northern parts of scotland seeing some sunshine to startnorth. these easterly winds quite blustery, blowing in across north east england and eastern scotland as well. so pretty wet if you're under that band of rain, 15 or 16 degrees. but in the sunnier spells midlands perhaps getting up to around 21. few showers around across parts of southern and eastern england, so could be a little bit of light rain on tuesday at wimbledon, potentially on wednesday as well, but it won't be a washout. any rain fairly showery in nature now moving through into wednesday, then we've still got this band of rain overnight sitting across scotland, parts of northern ireland, still seeing some wet weather potentially as well. look at those overnight temperatures, most of us between about 12 to 15 degrees. so we've got that humid air more widely across the uk as we head into wednesday. but low pressure still driving things so still bringing outbreaks of rain for northern and eastern scotland, some of that quite slow moving. so rainfall totals really mounting up he

around saturday is this feature pushing in from the west, bringing showery rain to northern ireland, parts of southern scotlandstart off with sunshine but then, even the clouds bubbling up here to allow for a few showers to develop but most of the showers will be through central, northern and western areas. the odd heavier one. winds will be light so the showers will be slow—moving, but there's a chance many places, particularly into the south and east, may escape them and stay dry. temperatures reaching 24—25 celsius in the warmest spots. otherwise, it's the high teens, the low 20s further north. those showers fade away during saturday night. it does turn dry as high pressure starts to build in across the uk with light winds, clearskies. could see some mist and fog patches parts of scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales the most favoured spots there. a cool night to come, i think, out of towns and cities. 0therwise, just into double figures in urban areas. we start sunday, then, on a cool note. early mist and fog clears away and looks like it will be a dry, sunny day for most of us. widespread

still some showers at times, notably at times out towards the west, parts of northern scotland, pop perhapsouth and east, although there will be cloud, sunny spells here, temperatures in the high teens and low 20s. sunday looking dry across the board, a few isolated showers, but generally dry and feeling warmer as well. there will be some sunshine around. watch out for more wet weather into the north—west and the start of next but further south and east sunny and dry and warm. live from london. this is bbc news. protesters are gathering on capitol hill — as israel's prime minister — benjamin netanyahu, prepares to address congress. i'm live on capitol hill where more protesters are gathering outside — for what they describe as a "�*day of rage. ' divisions over the war in gaza — on full display. the director of the fbi has revealed that the trump assassination attempt involved the use of a drone — during the housejudiciary committee's hearing. what i can tell you when it comes to drones is that he had a drone and i'm prepared to answer questions about the shooter and his use of the drone. j

around saturday as this feature pushing in from the west, bringing showery rain to northern ireland, parts of southern scotlandewhere, we start off with sunshine, but then, even the clouds bubbling up here to allow for a few showers to develop. but most of the showers will be through central, northern and western areas, the odd heavier one. winds will be light, so the showers will be slow—moving, but there's a chance many places, particularly into the south and east, may escape them and stay dry. temperatures reaching 211—25 celsius in the warmest spots — otherwise, it's the high teens, low—20s further north. those showers fade away during saturday night. it does turn dry as high pressure starts to build in across the uk, with light winds, clear skies — could see some mist and fog patches, parts of scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales the most favoured spots there. cool night to come, i think, out of towns and cities, otherwise just into double figures in urban areas. we start sunday, then, on a cool note. early mist and fog clears away and looks like it will be a dry, sunny day for most of us

around saturday is this feature pushing in from the west, bringing showery rain to northern ireland, parts of southern scotlanday. elsewhere, we start off with sunshine but then, even the clouds bubbling up here to allow for a few showers to develop but most of the showers will be through central, northern and western areas. the odd heavier one. winds will be light so the showers will be slow—moving, but there's a chance many places, particularly into the south and east, may escape them and stay dry. temperatures reaching 211—25 celsius in the warmest spots. otherwise, it's the high teens, the low 20s further north. those showers fade away during saturday night. it does turn dry as high pressure starts to build in across the uk with light winds, clearskies. could see some mist and fog patches parts of scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales the most favoured spots there. a cool night to come, i think, out of towns and cities. otherwise, just into double figures in urban areas. we start sunday, then, on a cool note. early mist and fog clears away and looks like it will be a dry, sunny day for most

under clear skies, into northern and western scotland. under clearskies, quite into northern and western scotland. under clear skies, quite cool, single figures in some rural spots. where we have the cloud, 10—13. this ridge of high pressure continues to bring fairly dry weather as we head into tomorrow. tomorrow doesn't look too bad to start with. there will be some early sunshine, some cloud in spots of rain across eastern england. that should tend to clear away. there will be some showers pushing into scotland, northern ireland, perhaps north west england in the afternoon. england and wales, the book should stay dry, variable cloud commerce may be sunshine. 16-20 cloud commerce may be sunshine. 16—20 again, below par. tomorrow, better chance of staying dry, could see some bright spells. wednesday looks more unsettled with low pressure pushing in. i think there could be more disruption to play on wednesday. here it is, a rather cloudy picture, outbreaks of rain pushing into northern and western areas. there will be fewer spots of rain fo

but some slow moving showers, not much of a breeze here, and where those showers do form in scotland, northernhe odd rumble of thunder. but look at the temperatures in the afternoon with some sunshine — 16—24 celsius. they're bang on target for this stage in the year. some of the heavier showers will last in eastern scotland into the first part of the night, but through monday night into tuesday, cloud and patchy rain will push from ireland into wales, central and southern england. and like monday morning, it will be a mild enough start today for many — coolest with clearer skies in northern scotland. but for tuesday, a ridge of high pressure starts to build in. before it does, though, we've just got this little kink in the isobars, little trough linked to the weather front, which will bring cloud and occasional showery bursts of rain, especially during the morning across parts of southern wales, central, southern england. odd isolated shower elsewhere on tuesday, but for most it will be largely dry. best of the sunshine around northern and western coasts. we will see a bit of a breeze, so tem

rain into northern ireland, the western side of scotland and northern england. nshine, temperatures into the low 20s. feeling humid even for cloud and rain. wet weather well slide east fragmenting to saturday night. behind that area of wet weather, this weather front, we change the feel of things. we will change to more fresh airfrom feel of things. we will change to more fresh air from the atlantic. it will feel more cool and fresh. sunday weather not looking too bad. rain lingers across shetland for a while then some spells of sunshine but cloud rolling in from the west could produce one or two showers but considerably fresher feel. could produce one or two showers but considerably fresherfeel. top considerably fresher feel. top temperatures 15—22. live from london. this is bbc news. major it outage cripples industries worldwide, shutting down banking and retail systems, delaying trains and grounding flights. a faulty update by global security firm crowdstrike appears to be the cause of the problem — they say a fix has been deployed. but experts say a full reso

low pressure will bring weather fronts, outbreaks of rain, strengthening winds to western scotland and northernderstorms across eastern england — but it's going to be another warm one again, 28—29 celsius in the warmest spots in the southeast, low—20s further north and west. and it will be turning fresher here as this weather front starts to cross the country during saturday. eventually, it will reach east and southeastern england during saturday afternoon, clearing through, then allowing fresher air to move in across most areas, with sunny spells, variable cloud, scattered showers for western scotland and northern ireland. here, the high teens at best, further south, it's cooler as well, 21—25 celsius. the fresher air will be across all areas as we move into part two of the weekend. low pressure starts to dominate, bringing our air source from the atlantic. not a bad day in store for sunday — a lot of sunshine through central, southern, and eastern areas, more cloud further north and west. we'll start to see more persistent rain moving into northern ireland and western scotland with strengthen

scotland and northern ireland, cooler, cloudier conditions. thern ireland. eastern scotland may be drier and brighter. the best of the sunshine away from some irish sea coast across england and wales. he had the temperatures will be higher than yesterday, widely into mid 20s, could reach 27 in the south—east of england. scotland and northern ireland, temperatures several degrees lower. the rain will become lighter and more patchy in scotland and northern ireland and tending to move away overnight. more in the way of clearer skies for england and wales. quite a warm night, humidity rising, so typical overnight temperatures, 15—16 . tomorrow, before the rain arrives in the western isles, a bit more sunshine and drier weatherfor western isles, a bit more sunshine and drier weather for scotland and northern ireland. plenty of sunshine for england and wales. we all have a southerly breeze bringing the warmth, a warmer day than today everywhere, and the temperatures will probably pique again in the south—east of england at 30, even 31. that is going

there is a stronger breeze, though, blowing for scotland and northern ireland, where temperatures aren'totland, but the heat is really concentrated on england and wales. inland temperatures in the southeast, 28 or 29 degrees. that weather front continues to weaken as it moves down into the high pressure overnight and into tuesday. just that sliver of cloud there. more sunshine to come for scotland and northern ireland on tuesday, the odd light shower in the far northwest. sunny skies on the whole for england and wales, a little bit hazy at times. and those temperatures continuing to rise, particularly towards the southeast of england, could make 31 or even 32 degrees here. quite different temperatures for scotland and northern ireland, and you can see the temperature difference overnight tuesday night into wednesday morning — an uncomfortable night for sleeping in the southeast, particularly in london. there's more sunshine and generally dry weather to come on wednesday. signs of one or two showers breaking out, particularly towards the southwest of england. this could be the first signs

around saturday is this feature pushing in from the west, bringing showery rain to northern ireland, parts of southern scotlandoff with sunshine but then, even the clouds bubbling up here to allow for a few showers to develop but most of the showers will be through central, northern and western areas. the odd heavier one. winds will be light so the showers will be slow—moving, but there's a chance many places, particularly into the south and east, may escape them and stay dry. temperatures reaching 211—25 celsius in the warmest spots. otherwise, it's the high teens, the low 20s further north. those showers fade away during saturday night. it does turn dry as high pressure starts to build in across the uk with light winds, clearskies. could see some mist and fog patches parts of scotland, northern ireland, western england and wales the most favoured spots there. a cool night to come, i think, out of towns and cities. otherwise, just into double figures in urban areas. we start sunday, then, on a cool note. early mist and fog clears away and looks like it will be a dry, sunny day for most of us. widespread sunsh

but northern scotland stays dry. of eastern northern scotland as we head through wednesday. and the rainfall totals will really start to rack up. further south, yes, a few showers, but also some bright and some sunny spells appearing between those cloud layers and temperatures will get as high as 20—21 celsius again. the low pressure pulls away from the north sea as we head through thursday. this occlusion sinks further southwards, introducing clouds, some showers, but there's more heavy rain approaching again from the south and that is going to affect southern areas of england, perhaps east anglia, south east england as we head through friday. we'll also draw down more of a north—easterly wind, so temperatures are likely to drop again by the time we get to the end of the working week. bye—bye for now. hello, i'm lucy grey. you're watching the context on bbc news. prime minister, sir keir starmer, concludes his whirlwind tour of the uk and meets with his party's newly elected mps. a total of 412 labour mps were elect

more sunshine coming through in scotland and northern ireland the afternoon, highertoday in scotland nd the afternoon, higher today but not quite so high. still very warm though. hot in some places. depending on the heavy showers thematic mark some heavy showers to start with, this is where we go to find some outbreaks of rain in the end. that will keep the temperature is a bit lower, perhaps only 19 or 20 . but still, still very warm across eastern part of england. 27 or 28 c. is that weather front brings the rain and wet, it pushes each of nights and following on from that vehicle to have cooler and fresher air. more of a west or south—westerly winds and low pressure bringing rain into the north—west of uk later on. in the south—east though, we got rain to begin with on saturday, then the rest of the weekend will be dry and temperatures are going to be lower and normalfor the time temperatures are going to be lower and normal for the time of year. live from london, this is bbc news. hamas says its leader, ismail haniyeh, has been killed in the iranian capital tehran, accusing israel

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but northern scotland stays dry.n you can see we've got this brisk north—easterly wind blowing. it'sjust blowing more rain. it's going to be really quite relentless across many parts of eastern northern scotland as we head through wednesday. and the rainfall totals will really start to rack up. further south, yes, a few showers, but also some bright and some sunny spells appearing between those cloud layers and temperatures will get as high as 20—21 celsius again. the low pressure pulls away from the north sea as we head through thursday. this occlusion sinks further southwards, introducing clouds, some showers, but there's more heavy rain approaching again from the south and that is going to affect southern areas of england, perhaps east anglia, south east england as we head through friday. we'll also draw down more of a north easterly wind so temperatures are likely to drop again by the time we get to the end of the working week. bye—bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news. russia's latest barrage of missil

that bulk of the rain is sitting across parts of northern england into northern ireland, southern scotlandland. seeing some sunshine to start your tuesday morning. but this area of rain, it's a frontal system, continues its progress north. these easterly winds quite blustery, blowing in across north—east england and eastern scotland as well. so pretty wet if you're under that band of rain 15 or 16 degrees. but in the sunnier spells midlands perhaps getting up to around 21. few showers around across parts of southern and eastern england, so could be a little bit of light rain on tuesday at wimbledon, potentially on wednesday as well, but it won't be a washout. i think. any rain fairly showery in nature now moving through into wednesday, then we've still got this band of rain overnight sitting across scotland, parts of northern ireland, still seeing some wet weather potentially as well. look at those overnight temperatures, most of us between about 12 to 15 degrees. so we've got that humid air more widely across the uk as we head into wednesday. but low pressure still driving things so still

a bit more cloud in western scotland, northern ireland, _ cloud in western scotland, northern irelandome outbreaks of rain pushed their way in. further south and east. — pushed their way in. further south and east, most places will stay dry with some — and east, most places will stay dry with some clear spells and over the next few _ with some clear spells and over the next few nights it will be a good deal warmer. a quick look at thursday. _ deal warmer. a quick look at thursday, a lot more cloud across the country. — thursday, a lot more cloud across the country, particularly in scotland _ the country, particularly in scotland and northern ireland, occasional rain, mainly light and patchy— occasional rain, mainly light and patchy especially in the afternoon. sunny— patchy especially in the afternoon. sunny breaks around the moray firth, at 21 degrees, but for england and wales, _ at 21 degrees, but for england and wales, sunny spells developing and we could _ wales, sunny spells developing and we could see temperatures more widely— we could see temperatures more widely into the mid

a cool and very wet day across northern scotland. 12 or 13 at best., that rain continuing likely to cause some problems as the rain builds up through the day. 50 to 70mm of rain in places a lot of spray and surface water on the roads for this evening's rush hour here, the rain easing a little across south—west scotland at much of the central belt, will be dry for most of the day. we will continue to see some outbreaks of rain for northern ireland again, particularly along the north coast. showers pretty well scattered across england and wales and some late sunshine across the south—east by and large, a fine evening here for watching the football, but the rain will continue in northeast scotland through the evening and that's a met office. yellow warning remains in place until midnight. the breeze coming down from the north here as well. but elsewhere the winds fairly light. some clearer skies across the south, but generally enough cloud to keep those temperatures up in double digits. on to thursday's weather and we'll finally see things turning a bit

a bit more cloud in northern england, southern scotland, outbreaks of rain in ireland pushing away, sosouth—west, a greater chance of some showers through tomorrow. parts of the south—east midlands, east anglia, south—east and channel islands staying dry throughout, and temperatures just up a little bit. and with high pressure then building in through the rest of the weekend into the start of next week, there will be more in the way of sunshine, but we start to bring in a bit more warmth from the south. on sunday, it will feel warmer, after a slightly fresh start, mist and low cloud in the west breaking up. lots of sunshine for many into the afternoon, strong sunshine at that, and temperatures more widely into the 20s, maybe 25, 26 in the south—east of england. could get 30 degrees here by tuesday, but across the uk, many will be dry into the start of next week and feeling very warm in the sunshine too. take care. today at one... france's rail network is hit by coordinated acts of vandalism hours before the olympic opening ceremony. the mayor of paris says there will be no impact on th

the strongest of them in northern england, northern ireland and scotland we will see frequent showers as well. furthersouth, buta chance of staying dry with welcome sunshine as well this time, the temperatures may be a degree or to hire on thursday. but still rather cool. we will have another area of low pressure moving in for friday, moving quickly from the atlantic and will bring cloud and rain into england and wales. the winds are likely to strengthen in southern england andrew the english channel and winds will be lighter further and scotland and northern ireland where there will be some sunshine but still a few showers around as well. those temperatures still typically 15- 90 temperatures still typically 15— 90 degrees to end the week. let's head into the weekend. anything better? well, low pressure is essentially going to be with us, that with a front will take drain away from the southeast of england first thing in the morning and following on from that there may be some sunshine but we're going to these clusters of showers and the effect in northern england, northern ireland,

that bulk of the rain is sitting across parts of northern england into northern ireland, southern scotlandinues its progress north. these easterly winds quite blustery, blowing in across north—east england and eastern scotland as well. so pretty wet if you're under that band of rain 15 or 16 degrees. but in the sunnier spells midlands perhaps getting up to around 21. few showers around across parts of southern and eastern england, so could be a little bit of light rain on tuesday at wimbledon, potentially on wednesday as well, but it won't be a washout. i think. any rainfairly showery in nature now moving through into wednesday, then we've still got this band of rain overnight sitting across scotland, parts of northern ireland, still seeing some wet weather potentially as well. look at those overnight temperatures, most of us between about 12 to 15 degrees. so we've got that humid air more widely across the uk as we head into wednesday. but low pressure still driving things so still bringing outbreaks of rain for northern and eastern scotland, some of that quite slow moving. so rainfall to

still a few showers, here and there, particularly so for northern ireland and for scotland, but therewales. dry and bright for many, though, especially towards the south. in the east, top temperatures up to about 2k degrees in the warmest spots, most of us, typically, 18 to 22 on friday. rolling into saturday, still a lot of dry weather, but you can see a few showers moving in from the west, potentially affecting northern ireland, scotland, western parts of england and wales. down towards the south east, you're more likely to avoid any of those showers. higher pressure holding on here and temperatures again between about 16 to 22 degrees. but this big area of high pressure builds in and sticks with us, as we head through sunday and into the first part of next week at least, weather fronts trying to move in from the atlantic but bumping into high pressure. so, sunday, ithink, dry, really, across the board. light winds, long spells of sunshine for all of us and it's going to feel that little bit warmer. so we'll start to see temperatures up at around about 25 for the warmest spots, but,

still some showers at times, notably again out towards the west, parts of northern scotland, perhaps some areas of cloud, there'll still be some sunny spells here and temperatures will be in the high teens at the low 20s. sunday, though, looking dry across the board. a few isolated showers, but generally dry and feeling a little warmer as well. there'll be some sunshine around. watch out for some more wet weather in the north west into the start of next week, but further south and east it's dry, sunny and warmer. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. ina in a speech to the us congress, benjamin netanyahu has labelled opponents of the israel war as idiots. plenty more reaction to that speech in the us congress, but before we do all of that, let's get a check on the sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. the olympics are under way in paris — there's always a bit of action before the official opening ceremony and men's football is taking centre stage. there was controversy in one of the other games between argentina and morocco. javier macheserano's side

temperatures coming up across scotland and northern ireland a bit warmer here as well. will take over from the atlantic, bringing a change to the weather pattern for scotland and northern ireland with windy weather here, outbreaks of rain pushing in and just coming down a little bit across these north—western areas but it still stays pretty hard across most of england and wales with temperatures for many still beating the mid to upper 20s. the cooler, fresher air, though, eventually will arrive. certainly as we look at the fog art into the beacon this temperatures closer to normal for the time of year. live from london, this is bbc news. police have released images of the three victims of yesterday's stabbing attack in north—west england. the girls were aged six, seven and nine. it's understood one of the two adults attacked is leanne lucas, the yoga teacher running the summer holiday dance—class. she has been praised for her bravery. taylor swift pays tribute after the stabbing occurred at the dance class base around her music, describing her horror at the tragic events