and a massive thank you to everyone who spoke to us there at angkor wat.returns to cambodia as soon as it possibly can. thanks, mike! take care. that's is it for this week. we'll be back in a few weeks' time with a brand new show. but until then, take care, stay safe and goodbye. hello. the weekend is getting off to a windy start. some rough seas out there as well, particularly in the west of the uk. big waves on the coastline and wet weather across parts of scotland, especially in the hills north of the central belt. a blustery day across the uk and the heaviest of the rain in scotland. elsewhere, sunshine and showers. low pressure will gradually pull away from us as we go through the rest of the weekend. high pressure builds in from the south. that will settle things down. the wind will ease, more of us will see the sunshine once again and temperatures will begin to rise. let's look at how the rest of the day is shaping up. very heavy rain falling across parts of western scotland. patchy rain in eastern scotland. dry and bright this afternoon in northern

we had to cambodia to see the temple complex and tourist hotspot at angkor wat, totally deserted.e discover where some of history's greatest minds thought that the very best way to travel was to stay at home. here at stansted, there are normally 500 flights coming in and out every day. today, there are only nine. but flight numbers from the uk could be slowly picking up again. british airways and ryanair have recently announced plans to schedule up to 50% of their usual flat capacity from the beginning ofjuly. though they say, normal scheduling isn't likely to return until 2023. they say, normal scheduling isn't likely to return unti12023. of course this is not going to be a normal summer. not for any of us. meanwhile, local travel restrictions are easing and some governments are even planning to reopen their borders to citizens of neighbouring countries, creating so—called travel bubbles. the whole purpose of us discussing the possibility of having a bubble of sorts between us, a safe zone of travel, would be so that you wouldn't have to have a quarantine attached. i think everyo

and a massive thank you to everyone who spoke to us there at angkor wat.s to cambodia as soon as it possibly can. thanks, mike! take care. that's is it for this week. we'll be back in a few weeks' time with a brand—new show. but until then, take care, stay safe and goodbye. hello. if you're looking for rain through this week, well, there is not very much in the forecast. but what i can offer you is plenty of warmth. in fact, during monday, to the south—west of london, temperatures got very close to 27 degrees. we'll see more very warm weather over the next few days. 0n the satellite picture, though, you can see this stripe of cloud that's been working its way in towards the north—west. not bringing an awful lot of rain, though. this is a frontal system, but one which is weakening very quickly, so really wejust have a band of cloud sitting in place across parts of england and wales through tuesday morning. maybe the odd spot of drizzle around, but generally speaking it'll be dry, just with a bit more in the way of cloud generally than we had during monday.

and a massive thank you to everyone who spoke to us there at angkor wat.urism returns to cambodia as soon as it possibly can. thanks, mike! take care. that's is it for this week. we'll be back in a few weeks' time with a brand new show. but until then, take care, stay safe and goodbye. hello. after a mostly cloudy and in some places damp start to sunday, it will be brightening up a bit as we go through the afternoon, certainly keeping more cloud on the eastern side of england than we had yesterday. very much on the plus side, it is not as windy as it was yesterday. the winds gradually ease further as we go through the day. any rain that we had at the start of the day will slowly die out and that is because high pressure is now building across the uk, so that is going to settle things down, certainly for the bank holiday, bringing a good bit of sunshine. these weather fronts mayjust bring some rain to the north—western parts of the uk. this is how your afternoon is shaping up, that patchy rain towards north—west england and west scotland slowly dying out. b

and a massive thankyou to everyone who spoke to us there at angkor wat.ia as soon as it possibly can. thanks, mike! take care. that's is it for this week. we'll be back in a few weeks' time with a brand new show. but until then, take care, stay safe and goodbye. hello there. we saw gale force winds across the north and the west of the uk today. lots of showers rattling through across england and wales, though. much of england and wales did stay dry, with plenty of sunshine. most of the rain was in western scotland — it was extremely wet, with over three inches falling on saturday. sunday, less windy, a lot of cloud around in the morning thanks to this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to the north—west of the country. but high pressure will continue to build in across the south, so that will turn things dry as we head through sunday afternoon. we start the day off, though, with temperatures in double figures for most. that's because we'll start with quite a bit of cloud cover around, and still a fair old breeze out there. it will be quite wet, west