elsewhere across the country clearer skies. some showers across western parts of england and wales.s overnight about 11—13 for most of us. tomorrow is the day of sunshine and showers. initially through the morning most of the showers will be in the west. through the day they will drift eastwards. we will keep more persistent rain for the far north of scotland. it should ease away later in the day. sunny spells, temperatures warmer than today, up to about 22 celsius, but there could be the odd heavy shower particularly in the east in the afternoon, perhaps the rumble of thunder. into the weekend, the next area of low pressure works in from the atlantic. some quite tight isobars. during saturday we're likely to seize and wet weather across northern and western parts of the country. there could be some rain as england take on scotland in the world cup qualifier. likely to remain dry in the south—east, 22—23 here. not a bad day. sunday is the dry day in many parts of the country. winds easing. still quite breezy in the north—west with some showers but you are less likely to see the show

still cool across the north and the west but we do see bright spells across parts of england, temperaturest england. and then overnight our weather front, our band of rain, sinks southwards, taking the rain with it. at the same time, the rain eases across scotland. so here, the weather becomes a little bit dry overnight, and that is because we got a ridge of high—pressure moving in overnight across the north—west of the uk, before spreading in across england and wales as we move on into saturday. it means, all in all, for this weekend, that the weather prospects are a little bit drier and a little bit brighter. most of us will see spells of sunshine. that said, there could be a little bit of rain left over for the night—time across with extreme south—east of england, clearing away. then comes the sunshine. in the afternoon, thick cloud into scotland and northern ireland with a band of rain pushing in here. the winds freshening, as well. should stay relatively cool, 15 to 17 degrees for the north—west. quite warm across south—east of england, with highs up to 24. for sunday again most of us

another area of cloud and rain across part of east anglia, south—east england stretching back acrossamp started the day at glastonbury. nothing too significant in the way of rain, and gradually as we go on through the day, things should brighten up and we may even see some sunshine to the afternoon. some areas of the country will start to brighten up and it might stay cloudy and damp with the good part of the day, and wells in north—west england could be plagued by some patchy rain. meanwhile across scotland it turns increasingly windy with the chance for gales in places, pretty unusualfor chance for gales in places, pretty unusual for the chance for gales in places, pretty unusualfor the time chance for gales in places, pretty unusual for the time of year, in extra sunshine and showers across this northern half of the country. temperatures around 15 to 23 celsius. when the north comes courtesy of this fairly deep area of low pressure, gripping his words as we go on into sunday. winds easy little bit and blustery up towards the north—east and seeing showers and shall remain in to the

a few showers across northern england and scotland. just peppering.orthern ireland is quickly going downhill, clouds rolling in, we are going to focus on this because it will be raining quite hard through the course of this evening and overnight across this evening and overnight across this northern part of the country, from about rush hour on words, soggy in belfast and then it moves into carlisle and the lowlands, quite a bit of rain across lancashire generally, the lake district, clipping northern parts of wales as well. in the south it's looking dry so well. in the south it's looking dry so if you read your washing out in the south it should be fine. tomorrow we are in between weather systems, compromised by two areas of low pressure which is never good. the rain moves across the north, to the south we might get thunderstorms, the basic message tomorrow is a lot of cloud, a lot of hit and miss rain, tomorrow is a lot of cloud, a lot of hitand miss rain, cannot tomorrow is a lot of cloud, a lot of hit and miss rain, cannot tell you exactly what tim

a 4 meter diameter mirror, 13 feet across. if you can imagine the amount of solar light that we can collect with this type of mirror. it's going to be an incredible high resolution machine. it's going to be able to observe the sun at 2 20 to 30 -- or pixs on the sun at to 30 kilometers across. and that's where the interesting science -- we're getting down to the interesting science. so with that i'll hand it back to thomas. >> thanks so much. truly exciting. what's happening in that telescope and the other things. many of the stories about eclipses, you know, don't actually have to do with astronomy but have to do with nature, the atmospheric effects. and angela, you're going to talk about that. why don't you tell us about your work. >> thanks, thomas. so we've already heard a lot about how the space and looking at the corona and doing research on the sun itself and we've heard about engaging with the public. what i'm going to talk about is kind of somewhere in between all of that. so we want to do research on the impact of th

if it is too hot for you, c temperatures across the coastline between 11 and 14 across the coastlineld be refreshing. it is worth bearing in mind that uv levels will bearing in mind that uv levels will be very high across much of central and southern parts of england and wales. certainly worth bearing in mind if you are out for any length of time. the heat is set to stay with us, clouding over in the north and west again. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11pm: the prime minister orders a full public inquiry into the fire that destroyed a residential tower block in west london. so far, the number of dead stands at 17, but many people are still missing and the number could rise significantly as the recovery work continues. the first victim has been named as mohammed al—hajali, a syrian refugee who was studying engineering. his brother was rescued from the same flat by the fire brigade. they brought us outside. dozens of people are still listed as missing as appeals are made by families and friends for information. the prime minister the prime minister made a priv

this really has hit across the board. that resilience will come through. we saw a lot of that in manchester after the attack at the manchester after the attack at the manchester arena, and similarly, londoners are a diverse and tough bunch. absolutely, people are resilient and we'll get back to business as usual as soon as possible, i have no doubt. it is right that there is a pause and people reflect on what has happened and think about their friends in the area they know and love. you think that things happen in another part of the world. when it happens on your doorstep, near your home, that isa your doorstep, near your home, that is a wake—up call and it will affect people at the back of their minds. yes. there is a vigil later this evening, planned for eight few hours' time. what are your hopes for that? it is at potters field park at 6pm, pretty close to london bridge, andi 6pm, pretty close to london bridge, and i hope londoners will come together at the end of the working day for a moment of silence, to stand toge

the rain is likely to be persistent across parts of northern england and scotla nd across parts of northernay. cool across the east coast of the uk, but warm and humid to the south. here is how wednesday is looking. if you have outdoor plans, don't make this the last forecast thaw see because it is a complicated picture. low pressure still in charge. at this stage it looks like we will see further spells of rain across england and wales, but it nou not get into parts of scotland, but wherever you are, it will start to turn noticeably fresher. hello. it's monday. it's 9 o'clock. i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to the programme. our top story today: northern ireland's democratic unionist party, the dup, say they're close to reaching a deal with the conservatives to keep theresa may in power. we'll bring you the details. also on the programme: every single tower block that's had its external cladding tested so far has failed fire safety tests. the key priority for us has got to be to keep people safe and that is why we are making sure this process works as quickly as possible. that was the ho

across north—west england, across wales and into the south—west as well.lly in the afternoon. some brighter skies and sunshine will trigger heavy and perhaps thundery showers in scotland. northern ireland, a few showers coming, after that dull start, particularly cold though across northern england as the rain sets in, particularly west across the full wet across wales, a brief walk towards the east of england, east anglia and the south—east but we will see shari bursts of rain developing especially in the afternoon but the wettest weather the west into wales, north—west of england, could be as much as eight millimetres of rain during monday and monday night, the rain moving slowly northwards and eastwards and at the same time the wind is continuing to strengthen, especially across the south coast and in the south—west. a blustery picture as we head towards the end of the night. on tuesday, temperatures ten or 11 degrees but we start with some wet weather, especially across scotland and eastern england. the main rain is pushing up with that area of low pre

a lot of wet weather pushing northwards and eastwards across the country.ures at best 13— 18 degrees. tuesday evening: the rain pushes across parts of north—east england, eastern scotland, too. elsewhere, clearer skies as we head into the early hours of wednesday morning. to start your day on wednesday, relatively mild underneath the clout and with the breeze, too. nine or 10 degrees, temperatures this thing, wednesday morning. during the day on wednesday, the low pressure were clear to the north—east. the isobars are still tightly packed together particularly across a eastern parts of the country so it is still a breezy day. the wind will become confined to eastern scotland later in the day. a bit of respite. many of us dry. the next batch of wet weather works in to the south—west of england a pleasant enough day in the south—east. then through the day on thursday, we see the next area of low pressure working its way from west to east, slowly across the country. all in all, a pretty unsettled week ahead. bye for now. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadc

a 4 meter diameter mirror, 13 feet across. if you can imagine the amount of solar light that we can collect with this type of mirror. it's going to be an incredible high resolution machine. it's going to be able to observe the sun at 2 20 to 30 -- or pixs on the sun at to 30 kilometers across. and that's where the interesting science -- we're getting down to the interesting science. so with that i'll hand it back to thomas. >> thanks so much. truly exciting. what's happening in that telescope and the other things. many of the stories about eclipses, you know, don't actually have to do with astronomy but have to do with nature, the atmospheric effects. and angela, you're going to talk about that. why don't you tell us about your work. >> thanks, thomas. so we've already heard a lot about how the space and looking at the corona and doing research on the sun itself and we've heard about engaging with the public. what i'm going to talk about is kind of somewhere in between all of that. so we want to do research on the impact of th

tuesday morning, rain across most of scotland, particularly across the mainland. away. things coming downjust for a while. a muddy field in the morning. a wet start for northern england, rain across the north and west of wales. a few showers further south and in the south—east. possibly a flash of lightning across the english channel. giving the day, weather across scotland, northern england and wales will be wet, slightly more patchy and some thundery showers developing in northern ireland. some sharp downpours across england and wales, especially in the south—east. the highest temperatures there, but not quite as warm as today. chilly for eastern scotland and england. very unsettled weather through the evening and overnight. this weather front is moving up from the near continent. we will see the rain becoming much more expensive across england and wales. very wet weather could bring some local flooding. rain pushing north into southern scotland, northern ireland and england. if it does brighten up, we could see some showers across the south—east of the uk. wet

nails lightly across a good part of a. heavy rain across eastern areas of scotla nd a.vy rain across eastern areas of scotland and east england. some showers follow with those blustery winds out of the west. a lot of uncertainty about the detail and timing. stay tuned over next day or so. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines at 7:30. the prime minister has insisted that the conservative position on tax hasn't changed and that she's hoping to lower taxes. jeremy corbyn has accused the conservatives' tax plans of being in chaos and has urged the party to publish them in full. ariana grande has visited fans in hospital who were injured in the bombing at her concert. she spent time talking to them and posing for photographs. seven people have been reported killed following explosions at a funeral in the afghan capital, kabul. there are reports of dozens of civilians being killed while fleeing so—called islamic state in mosul in iraq. now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, john watson, and hugh ferris. welcome along. we'v

before the low pressure across eastern scotland before the low pressure eases away. across eastern scotlanduth. there will be an afternoon of sunny spells across northern ireland. the bulk of rain starts to ease away to the east of the pennines and into east anglia, but behind it, we still have the sunshine and showers, some of them heavy with hail and thunder and gale force winds from time to time. it will not feel much like some of this afternoon. the winds will ease through this evening and overnight, and the rain gradually starts to move further north and east. it will linger across north—east england and in particular eastern scotland, some of that still quite heavy, but elsewhere it stays relatively quiet, nine to 11 celsius through the night, and we will start tomorrow with a good deal of dry weather. tomorrow is potentially the best day of the week, the winds will feel lighter before the next weather system waits in the wings. enjoy the sunshine tomorrow, it will not last for long. the rain will ease off on the far north of scotland, elsewhere, sunshine coming through. the winds wil

some showers scattered across wales and one or two across northern england. sunshine through the afternoon with temperatures around 16 or 17 degrees. a fresh feel to the weather and showers for northern ireland scotla nd and showers for northern ireland scotland but as many as yesterday. they could still be a heavy one with a flash of lightning and a rubble of wonderful not during this evening a few showers will push across eastern england, continuing through time in scotla nd england, continuing through time in scotland but they now attention turns to the western rain moving into scotland from northern ireland and this trailing weather front which will become a big player in our weather as we had through tomorrow because this band of rain is just tomorrow because this band of rain isjust going to tomorrow because this band of rain is just going to continue to work its way in across wales and north—west england, especially. could see a lot of rain in these areas that could cause issues with localised flooding. rain moving in as well across the south—west with

but today hardly any sunshine across the uk. just over cast, right across the board and for some of us it will be a grotty day. this what is it looks like now. we have had some thunder storms in the south—east. and more of them to come. there could be some thunder storms in northern ireland as well. let's start the afternoon with the south—east. look at that — 18 degrees, rain and the rain will get heavier and heavier through the day. the south west, wales and the midlands, the rain is more patchy and in the the north we have had the heavier rain last night. but in northern ireland after the soggy morning, here showers will be breaking out during the afternoon. so there could be some down pours in places. and look at that eastern coast of scotland from inverness down to dundee, 11 degrees in aberdeen, rain and a wind off the north sea. that doesn't feel at all summery. yorkshire with some rain. tonight the rain gets heavier and heavier in the south—east. it moves into the midlands and drifts slowly further north into northern ar

it won't last like that across england and wales.y in excess of 50 miles an hour. here we are as far ahead as tuesday. and a slightly simplified area of low pressure still providing a really showery regime across all parts of the british isles. and a coolerfeel, too, given that the wind is somewhere between the west and the north—west. this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: brexit, nuclear weapons and the future of social care. voters quiz theresa may and jeremy corbyn ahead of the uk election. the european union and china team up to say they'll keep the paris climate agreement alive, whatever president trump does. california has vowed to ignore president trump. it sees its future in developing clean energy. and is set to have a new prime minister, the openly gay son of an indian immigrant. —— ireland is set. —— ireland is set.

drifting across scotland. time misty and murky conditions spreading into western areas. temperatures dropping away in the west, another warm and muqqy away in the west, another warm and muggy night. looks like we'll see a band of showers and storms moving across southern areas tomorrow morning, some could be quite heavy. later in the day for the storms. they will be quite hit and miss. away from these areas are lot of fine and dry weather, much cooler and fresherfor fine and dry weather, much cooler and fresher for most of us, still some heat across the south east but temp managers back into the 20s. should be a fresher evening tomorrow. into tomorrow we start to see wet weather sinking its way into northern ireland and west of scotla nd northern ireland and west of scotland and this is the first sign of the atlantic taking over, areas of the atlantic taking over, areas of low pressure mean it will turn more unsettled, but it will continue to turn fresher. friday will see outbreaks of rain sinking south and ea

all across the uk.s for the better off and businesses. pledging to put money into public services. you have a choice, five more years of tory cuts, longer waiting list, underfunded schools in many parts of our country. and hope for labour. hope that our young people will be treated and hope that the pensioners will keep the triple lock and security they need and hope to invest in our economy all over the uk. he is not aiming for government, but wants the lib dems to be the party of opposition and in the west midlands, first thing today, urged voters not to give theresa may a blank cheque. to make sure people have the opportunity to resist the taxes and to give a final day on the brexit deal is a stroke offer that the liberal democrat will reap rewards for. in scotland, the snp are warning a vote for labour will let theresa may into government through the back door. it is time to end the attack on low—paid people, the disabled and vulnerable in our community. we need to end tory austerity, cancel attacks

it will be edging across scotland, too.s we go on through the rest of the day, a bit of uncertainty about the northward spread of this rain. but it could get a little bit further north than we are showing, perhaps threatening the north of scotland as we go into the afternoon. heavy showers returning to northern ireland late in the day. a few showers across wales and south—west england, moving into the midlands, too. east anglia and south—east england, well, it will try to brighten up here late in the day. through thursday night, low pressure still with us. we are going to see showers continue to push across the uk. the winds turning a little bit lighter. still coming in from the south—west, so it's going to be another mild night and a mild start for friday. friday, well, generally a better kind of day. pressure will begin to build and htat means fewer showers. more in the way of sunshine. showers tending to be limited to scotland, really, as we head into the afternoon. given a bit more sunshine and lighter winds, it is goin

wet whether continuing across north wales, the midlands, northern england. return to drier weather with sunshine but scotland is sitting underneath the cloud with outbreaks of rain. the area of rain nudges slowly northwards and eastwards wales will across england, wales and scotland. the south—western half of the uk sees a return to sunshine and showers, but the strength of the wind could be gusting up to 50mph, even inland. a windy day on tuesday and it will feel cooler than it has been recently with temperatures between 13 and 18 degrees. particularly cool where you're stuck under cloud and the outbreaks of rain across scotland and north—east england, the rain lingers on into the early hours of wednesday. elsewhere across the country, a return to clearer conditions and less windy. temperatures overnight down to about nine or ten. wednesday will be an improving sort of day down to the fact that this area of low pressure will slowly clear off to the north—east. we still have pretty tightly packed isoba rs during wednesday. another breezy day to come across n

it's already a hot start to the day across many parts of the uk.mperatures are 25 celsius, 2a celsius in coventry and 16 celsius in belfast, but cooler in inverness where we have a weather front and rain. cooler in inverness where we have a weatherfront and rain. the cooler in inverness where we have a weather front and rain. the other thing about today is the pollen levels will be very high across—the—board except for where we have got the weather front and indeed, the uv levels are about as high as they get in the uk today. so bear that in high as they get in the uk today. so bearthat in mind. high as they get in the uk today. so bear that in mind. here is our weather front producing rain across the north—west of the uk heading up into the northern isles. the rain will fizzle as we go through the day, but for the rest of us, we're off toa day, but for the rest of us, we're off to a dry start, a sunny one and a very off to a dry start, a sunny one and a very warm or a off to a dry start, a sunny one and a very warm or a hot within. as we go throug

we will still see a few bits of rain come and go at times across parts of scotla nd and go at times acrossf scotland and northern ireland, but temperatures will be on the up from mid week onwards and with it across some southern parts of the country, lots of sunshine. hello, this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, but first the headlines. downing street has confirmed that it has agreed the principles of a deal with northern ireland's democratic unionists to help keep the prime minister in power. theresa may finds herself leading a minority administration and needs the help of ten dup mps to survive. earlier, the prime minister's two chief advisers resigned. the bbc understands that theresa may had been warned that unless they went, she would face a leadership challenge. they've been replaced by the former tory mp, gavin barwell, who's theresa may's new downing street chief of staff, after losing his croydon central seat in the general election. the metropolitan police has revealed the london bridge attackers tried to hire a seven and a half tonne l

we'll see that anyway through the day across western scotland.as, notjust the coast but inland. it's not going to be a particularly cold night either. as we move into saturday, we've got that high—pressure starting to build in again, pushing those weather fronts northwards. they're still going to hang on in the far north—west of scotland through saturday morning but it's essentially a fine day. more sunshine, i think, compared with the day ahead. although for northern ireland, still some cloud around and scotland, again, the best will be the east for scotland and there we could see temperatures getting into the low 20s. a little warmer for northern ireland again, and certainly so across england and wales as we start to build up the warmth. sunday again we see the warmth building even further. we start to pick up more of a southerly in the south, so hopefully losing the misty low cloud but, again, the north—west of scotland is looking as if it could be persistently cloudy with some rain at times. if you are finding the prospect of temperatures app

today, wet weather across the north petering out.s scotland. slow—moving showers developing across northern ireland and the chance of some summery showers developing towards the south—east of england. drifting their way northwards, combining with the rain. a cool feel in eastern scotland and north—east england. easterly breeze, 20 to the south. in the south, we will have to look at the rain really developing on tuesday evening and night. these areas of low pressure moving across the uk. this one dragging a weather front with some heavy rain across england and wales overnight. still quite a wet start on wednesday. rain continuing in northern england, rain pushing into northern england and southern ireland. to the south, maybe brightening up a touch. quite muggy air. 20 degrees in london, 13 likely for newcastle and aberdeen with the breeze off the north sea. that breeze will continue to blow some rain into central southern scotland and northern ireland, perhaps northern england. to the south, somewhat drier, brighter and warmer, the c

a weak cold front shifting slowly across the south across scotland and northern ireland.and and wales. one or two showers potentially cropping up late this afternoon through the east midlands and east anglia. the vast majority of us will avoid any showers with highs of 31 or perhaps 32 towards the south—east. 22—29 across england and wales. fresher as we work across scotland and northern ireland with the odd shower possible. temperatures around 19 or 20, fresher in the far north of scotland. moving through this evening and overnight, showers fade away so things become drier across much of the country. things still humid overnight. we have a very weak frontal system edging across parts of england and wales as we had through the day tomorrow. to the south of that we have had very high temperatures. again, 29 or 30 degrees, perhaps even higher. further north across the country we will start to draw in cooler conditions. still a warm and sunny day with temperatures of 16—25 across the north. we could see heavy showers and thunderstorms across parts of northern ireland, scotla

, and as we push across still across north—west england, and as we push across northern ireland, we arese, 12— 18 but if you are stuck under the rain, regardless of the temperature, it will feel pretty cool. through this evening and overnight, the rain continues to and overnight, the rain continues to a grand north and eastwards so it will be become confined to parts of scotland. behind that, still quite breezy, not particularly cold. temperatures are around ten or 11. perhaps a little bit higher. then as we move through wednesday, it do have that rain still across parts of scotla nd have that rain still across parts of scotland and also northern england. that will eventually, slowly, mind you, push off into the north sea. behind it, a bit of respite, a bit of dry weather, still windy. later in the day, the next system is coming in from the south—west, introducing more rain. a change of wind direction, coming from the south—west so that is a milder direction than coming from the north. it is still coming from the north. it is still coming from the north so it will feel cooler there. as

moving across scotland, then coming in across northern ireland.in the northwest. it will also be breezy. windy with gales with exposure across the far north—west, too. they buy day, temperatures just dipping by a smidgen, so temperatures closer to where they should be at this stage injune. carol, thanks very much. the time now is a 23 am. the top story. the chief executive of kensington and chelsea council has resigned amid criticism over the borough‘s response to the grenfell tower fire. we can speak to eartha pond who lives close to the tower and has been helping raise funds and organise support for those affected. shejoins us from our london newsroom. a very good morning to you. thank you for taking time out for us. just a first thought from you on the announcement of the resignation of the chief executive of kensington and shamsi council. what do you make of that —— kensington and chelsea. it is basic maths, to be honest, if you are not fulfilling yourjob description you should not be imposed and he has done the right thing to resign. it will

this is where the heaviest of the rain will be across wales. particularly across their bills.some rain moving into northern ireland. the north—west of england. northern scotland, probably waking up to some sunshine. much fresher. fresh start of the day. through the course of thursday, the area of low pressure, long weather front stretching across the uk. this is where the wettest of the weather will be across northern ireland, through the day, north—western england, central part of scotland. to the south, the rain is more pity. through the course of thursday night into friday, the low is still over us. into friday, the low is still over us. another one heading our way. the re m na nts of us. another one heading our way. the remnants of those lows heading the bus. mishmash of sunny spells, showers, and in the day, drying out. friday looking pretty good for most of us across the uk bar the odd shower either there. the winds will be lighter, feeling warmer. the end of the working week for most of us looking fine. the weekend admittedly looking fine. the weekend admittedly looking

this is bbc news and we will keep across the story for you. hello.ast for long. it looks like he will return once again on the weekend. wednesday brought some heat up from the near continent. 27 degrees was that doctor bridger at heathrow at first they will a different day. cold front moving in from the west behind with fresh air sweeping in. ahead of the front, particularly, a muqqy ahead of the front, particularly, a muggy start to thursday morning. 16, 17, 18 degrees and as the sun comes up 17, 18 degrees and as the sun comes up in will turn very warm very quickly across east anglia and the south—east. here is the cold front, a band of cloud with patchy cloud clearing its way through and we will get into the pool fresh conditions. a lot of sunshine around with south—west england seeing sunny skies through thursday afternoon. temperatures are a few degrees down. some walls of warmth up into east anglia will stop final across the midlands and wales but into northern england we could catch one or two showers. for northern ireland scotla nd showers. f

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across across wales and the south—west of england.nd, east anglia and the south—east, but we will these showery bursts of rain developing, especially in the afternoon. the wettest weather probably further west into wales and north—west of england, where there could be as much as 80 millimetres of rain during monday and monday night. the rain moving slowly northwards and eastwards and at the same time, the winds continuing to strengthen, especially across the south coast and in the south—west. a very blustery picture as we head towards the end of the night. and we start on tuesday with temperatures ten or 11 degrees but of course we start with some wet weather, especially across scotland and eastern england. the main rain is pushing up with that area of low pressure into scotland — eastern scotland in particular — but we should see that weather front taking most of the rain away from eastern england, although it could linger in northern england. the wetter weather is going to be across scotland. elsewhere, very gusty wind, strong—to—ga

it won't last like that across england and wales.s an hour. here we are as far ahead as tuesday. and a slightly simplified area of low pressure still providing a really showery regime across all parts of the british isles. and a coolerfeel, too, given that the wind is somewhere between the west and the north—west. this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may and jeremy corbyn have been facing questions from voters in the final televised debate before next week's general election. mrs may stressed that she was the best person to lead brexit negotiations and mr corbyn promised a left—wing alternative to the government's planned spending cuts. the white house has defended donald trump's decision to pull the us out of the paris climate agreement. administration officials say it's now up to other world leaders to decide whether to sit down and negotiate a new deal. however, china, india and the eu have recommitted to the original agreement. the new leader of the biggest party in ireland's coalition government, fine gael, is leo varadkar,

across southern parts of the uk we will keep the heat for much of the week ahead. bit from 31 to 28, down into the mid—20s towards the middle part of the week but still warmer than it should be at this stage of the year. hot weather stays with us for the next few days and we reach the low 30s for the next few days fools. —— next few days. this is bbc news. our top stories: 58 people are presumed to have died in the fire at london's grenfell tower — police warn that number is expected to rise. the number 58 may change. i really hope it won't that it may increase. relatives and volunteers meet with prime minster theresa may at downing street as she admits the government's response, in the hours after the disaster, has not been good enough. a mistrial — that's the ruling in the sexual assault case against entertainer bill cosby — the prosecution wants a re—trial. we can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrity but

we must do better -- better for kentuckians and better for families all across the country, that's why we have to act. under obamacare health care costs are skyrocketing in kentucky just as they are skyrocketing across the country. we want to improve affordability. too many kentuckians have learned firsthand that the so-called affordable care act has really been anything but affordable. premiums and deductibles continue to climb higher as obamacare takes a larger bite out of kentuckians budget. a recent report shows that premiums have spiked in kentucky by 75% since 2015 when the law was fully implemented. this year alone obamacare premiums shot up by as much as 47%. after years -- years of being frustrated by obamacare, a small business owner from lancaster, kentucky, decided, quote, it was nonsense to buy insurance that covered nothing. nonsense to buy insurance to cover nothing. her plan covers no office visits, no prescription coverage and has a $6,000 deductible. in her estimate it's useless. the rising cost of obamacare add a burden that many in my state simply cannot bear. i rec

a sentiment shared across the and across the world.ave any updates on the status of the injured, we will bring them to you. andy, we hear that there had been a number of raids overnight as well as, i think, in 11 people in custody as it stood. bring us up today? scotland yard have told us up today? scotland yard have told us this morning that there have been two more raids early this morning. they happened at about quarter past fourin they happened at about quarter past four in new and barking. police say a number of people were detained. not arrested. those searches are ongoing. the rings to a total of six now, addresses in east london that have been searched. one other thing to say, police told us about a new physical presence on london bridges and we have seen that go up overnight. for example, over here at westminster bridge where pedestrians we re westminster bridge where pedestrians were killed in march. these are new barriers on the bridges to separate the pavement from the roadway. they look like motorway crash barriers. they h

a lot more cloud across east anglia and the south—east.rain or drizzle. particularly murky around some of the coasts of sussex and kent. it will clear and for the rest of the day, dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. after a sunny start in northern and western england and wales, a few showers pushing in here. scotland and northern ireland, showers becoming that bit more frequent, heavy and thundery into the afternoon. you'll be ha rd—pressed to completely avoid them. temperatures here may be up a bit on what you saw yesterday down towards the south—east corner but pleasant enough once the sun is out. it will be out at the cosford airshow. small chance of a light shower later on. a greater chance of showers at dublin for republic of ireland's world cup qualifier. for those still heading to wales for the match in belgrade, there could be a few storms around earlier on but a lot of the day will be dry, sunny and warm. through sunday night and into monday, still a bit breezy and still more showers across the northern half of the country. l

it will get across northern ireland first thing in the morning. edging across scotland.e day, uncertainty about the northward spread of this rain. it could get further north that we are showing, perhaps threatening northern scotland into the afternoon. returning to northern ireland later in the day. some showers in wales and south—west england and moving into the midlands. south—east england, trying to get bright late in the day. thursday night, showers pushing across the uk. the weather turning lighter. still coming in from the south—west to pick another mild start for friday. a better kind of day on friday. fewer showers. more in the way of sunshine. showers limited to scotland into the afternoon. with sunshine and lighter winds, it will feel warmer. 19 in belfast. not bad at all. 22 in london. pleasant in the lighter winds. a finer evening to follow. showers continuing to affect parts of scotland. the weekend. rain lurking behind. that is tying in with another area of low pressure bringing wet and fairly windy weather to start the weekend across many areas of the uk.

across across wales and the south—west of england.especially in the afternoon. the wettest weather probably further west into wales and north—west of england, where there could be as much as 80 millimetres of rain during monday and monday night. the rain moving slowly northwards and eastwards and at the same time, the winds continuing to strengthen, especially across the south coast and in the south—west. a very blustery picture as we head towards the end of the night. and we start on tuesday with temperatures ten or 11 degrees but of course we start with some wet weather, especially across scotland and eastern england. the main rain is pushing up with that area of low pressure into scotland — eastern scotland in particular — but we should see that weather front taking most of the rain away from eastern england, although it could linger in northern england. the wetter weather is going to be across scotland. elsewhere, very gusty wind, strong—to—gale force winds, blowing in a mixture of sunshine but also some heavy, and potentially thu

they will become more extensive across scotland and northern ireland. afternoon more showers developing in northern ireland. after a spell of showers in western parts of england and wales, a sunny second half of the day, as though showers, potentially heavy and thundery, pushed through the midlands towards the south—east, where it should stay dry for most of the day, temperatures close to 20 degrees. we may get a few decaying showers towards the south—east in the evening, sunshine following behind, wetter weather arriving across northern ireland and out to the west is a signal, really, for the west is a signal, really, for the beginning of next week, wet and windy weather, it may well bring disruption over the next couple of days. and the main driving force of this wet and windy weather, areas of low pressure, not just this wet and windy weather, areas of low pressure, notjust one but two, on monday, this second one to the south looks more likely to develop, although a lot of uncertainties about the detail of the weather forecast for monday. probably go

the scrapping of youth services across the country.ousing service that disproportionately affect them. the lack of secure jobs. i could go on. young people over the last few years have had a hammering. and the cartilage and politicians over and overagain is cartilage and politicians over and over again is that we can do what we wa nt over again is that we can do what we want when it comes to people because they are never going to vote. they will never bite back. what we saw this week was the young people fighting back and voting for a party which had an inspiring vision for them and for millions of people across the country, with policies that have been produced and vilified and ignored by most of the media in this country, that by asking those at the top of society to pay a bit more money to invest in our services, in education, to get rid of student debt. and yet we still have a conservative government. let's be clear about what happened. labour had the biggest increase in its share of the vote, not since tony blair in 1997, since cl

it will be edging across scotland, too.we go on through the rest of the day, a bit of uncertainty about the northward spread of this rain. but it could get a little bit further north than we are showing, perhaps threatening the north of scotland as we go into the afternoon. heavy showers returning to northern ireland late in the day. a few showers across wales and south—west england, moving into the midlands, too. east anglia and south—east england, well, it will try to brighten up here late in the day. through thursday night, low pressure still with us. we are going to see showers continue to push across the uk. the winds turning a little bit lighter. still coming in from the south—west, so it's going to be another mild night and a mild start for friday. friday, well, generally a better kind of day. pressure will begin to build and htat means fewer showers. more in the way of sunshine. showers tending to be limited to scotland, really, as we head into the afternoon. given a bit more sunshine and lighter winds, it is going

thunder remains pudding north and east would across scotland and northern ireland, heavy showers acrossis morning there will be some further sunshine into the afternoon and it will be hot. getting up to about 3k celsius around the london area, but quite widely across southern england those temperatures will be up into the high 20s and the low 30s. there will be a bit more cloud across north wales, northern england and even by this stage in the afternoon, a few heavy thundery showers across parts of north—west england, more heat compared to yesterday across northern england, into newcastle, southern scotland, northern ireland, where there will be temperatures about 23 degrees but though showers continue in the far north of scotland. overnight tonight, if you thunderstorms kicking off here and there, particularly across north—eastern england, into the south—eastern finland as well, but cooler air feeding into the west. despite that, still temperjust feeding into the west. despite that, still temper just getting feeding into the west. despite that, still temperjust getting down to about 1k

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we'll have a lot of mist and murk developing across western coastal areas.rt first thing on thursday. it means will be a warm and humid start in the south—east, but we will likely see a line of showers and thunderstorms move through the midlands and in towards the south—east during the morning period, and then clearing away. and then another ripple of showers and thunderstorms pushing in towards northern england and eastern england in the afternoon. so quite a messy picture. there will be some sunshine in the north and west — a bit cooler and fresher here. cooler and fresher in the south—east, 25 or 26 degrees. mid—20s instead of mid—30s. you will notice that difference. late on thursday, things will turn more unsettled across scotland and northern ireland, and that's because this vigorous area of low pressure arrives. this sets the scene for things becoming more unsettled from friday onwards, with cooler and fresher air pushing in off the atlantic. so we'll have some sunshine in the south and east on friday. further north, a band of rain moving through, and

we will see a few bits of rain across scotla nd will see a few bits of rain across scotland and northern across southern parts of the country, lots of sunshine. this is bbc world news, the headlines: as theresa may tries to form a working government despite losing her majority in the uk general election, a party from northern ireland has agreed in principle to help her party get its programme through parliament. two key aides to mrs may have resigned amid reports that senior members of the governing conservative party had threatened to spark a leadership challenge unless they went. american special forces are helping the philippine army fight islamist insurgents in the southern city of marawi. the us involvement comes after months of hostility towards washington by the philippines president, rodrigo duterte. the queen mary ii cruise liner is helping in a major rescue in the mid—atlantic after yachts taking part in a race were hit by a huge storm.

it will be edging across scotland, too.dry, with some early morning sunshine. as we go on through the rest of the day, a bit of uncertainty about the northward spread of this rain. but it could get a little bit further north than we are showing, perhaps threatening the north of scotland as we go into the afternoon. heavy showers returning to northern ireland late in the day. a few showers across wales and south—west england, moving into the midlands, too. east anglia and south—east england, well, it will try to brighten up here late in the day. through thursday night, low pressure still with us. we are going to see showers continue to push across the uk. the winds turning a little bit lighter. still coming in from the south—west, so it's going to be another mild night and a mild start for friday. friday, well, generally a better kind of day. pressure will begin to build and that means fewer showers. more in the way of sunshine. showers tending to be limited to scotland, really, as we head into the afternoon. given a bit mor