here across the azores — we often refer to it as the azores high.end its way eastwards across the uk, and then later on in the week, it looks like if anything, we'll see the centre of the high eventually pushing across towards the uk. so, a lot of fine weather to come. 0vernight, perhaps a few showers across eastern england, some strays getting pulled in on the breeze off the north sea. perhaps the odd spot of rain out of this old weather front dangling its way south into scotland, but nothing significant. clearer skies, northern england and the midlands — light winds here. we could see lows down to just three or four degrees, pretty chilly here for the time of year. monday — the high pushing its way eastwards sends those showers away from the northern coast. we see another weather front, the remnants of thereof, brushing into the high. from the north sea coast. we see another weather front, the remnants of thereof, brushing into the high. no success getting any significant rain out of it, but there will, i think, be thicker cloud, perhaps some driz

as the azores high, and ran ofa remake it we often refer to it as the azores high, and ran of a remakee centre of the high eventually pushes across the high eventually pushes across the uk. so a lot of fine weather, then showers across eastern england getting cold and on the base of the north sea, the north sea, a spot of rain with this weather front dangling its way south into scotland, but nothing significant. clear skies, scotland, but nothing significant. clearskies, northern scotland, but nothing significant. clear skies, northern england and the midlands, like when sia, nose down tojust the midlands, like when sia, nose down to just three or 4 degrees, pretty chilly here for the time of year. monday, the high pushing its way eastwards sense —— showers over north sea coasts, we see another weather front rushing into the north sea coasts, we see another weatherfront rushing into the high, no success getting any significant rain out of it, but the cloud and drizzle across eastern scotland for a time early on on monday but by the afternoon it will look much better here, any early sho

here is the high pressure stretching up from the azores.e it wobbles about day on day, and those changes in wind direction will have subtle effects on how the weather plays out. low pressure to the north occasionally trailing its weather fronts south, giving the increased chance of a shower in one oi’ two areas. here's how we end sunday afternoon in terms of our temperatures. 20—21 across many parts of england and wales, 16 for scotland and northern ireland, where we've had the tail end of a weather front around here through sunday daytime, and it will continue to slowly slip south overnight sunday. very little rain, though, in association with that. if anything, perhaps a greater chance of the odd punchier shower across east anglia thanks to something a little more unsettled out in the north sea. just 4 degrees for newcastle. clear skies, light winds underneath that ridge high pressure taking into monday. here's the high on monday. as you can see, just trying to continue pushing east, sending those showers further east into the north sea.

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up towards the uk and you'll often hear meteorologists actually referring to it as the azores high.ipping into eastern england early on on monday and a weather frontjust pushing into the area of high pressure, fizzling out as it drifts its way south through monday but bringing a little more cloud for a time into northern england and there could be the odd afternoon shower here, particularly for the higher ground of the pennines down into the peak district. but in the rest of the sunshine, temperatures 20 or 21 degrees. and there sits that high as we look at monday night into tuesday. perhaps first thing tuesday not quite as chilly as first thing monday, certain spots first thing monday could get down as low as maybe just 4 degrees. a lot of sunshine to come on tuesday but cloud filling in through the day so maybe sunny spells as we look further into the afternoon rather than widespread blue skies. little bit of a change in wind direction, too, coming in more off the north sea for the east coast. we see our temperatures in hull and norwich coming down a little. and the high, as you'l

here is the high pressure stretching up from the azores.ion will have subtle effects on how the weather plays out. low pressure to the north occasionally trailing its weather fronts south, giving the increased chance of a shower in one oi’ two areas. here's how we end sunday afternoon in terms of our temperatures. 20—21 across many parts of england and wales, 16 for scotland and northern ireland, where we've had the tail end of a weather front around here through sunday daytime, and it will continue to slowly slip south overnight sunday. very little rain, though, in association with that. if anything, perhaps a greater chance of the odd punchier shower across east anglia thanks to something a little more unsettled out in the north sea. just 4 degrees for newcastle. clear skies, light winds underneath that ridge of high pressure taking into monday. here's the high on monday. as you can see, just trying to continue pushing east, sending those showers further east into the north sea. could be the odd shower around early on, though, across part

here is the high pressure stretching up from the azores.out. low pressure to the north occasionally trailing its weather fronts south, giving the increased chance of a shower in one 01’ two areas. here's how we end sunday afternoon in terms of our temperatures. 20—21 across many parts of england and wales, 16 for scotland and northern ireland, where we've had the tail end of a weather front around here through sunday daytime, and it will continue to slowly slip south overnight sunday. very little rain, though, in association with that. if anything, perhaps a greater chance of the odd punchier shower across east anglia thanks to something a little more unsettled out in the north sea. just 4 degrees for newcastle. clear skies, light winds underneath that ridge high pressure taking into monday. here's the high on monday. as you can see, just trying to continue pushing east, sending those showers further east into the north sea. could be the odd shower around early on, though, across parts of east anglia and i think we'll keep a little more clo

here is the high pressure stretching up from the azores.will have subtle effects on how the weather plays out. low pressure to the north occasionally trailing its weather fronts south, giving the increased chance of a shower in one 01’ two areas. here's how we end sunday afternoon in terms of our temperatures. 20—21 across many parts of england and wales, 16 for scotland and northern ireland, where we've had the tail end of a weather front around here through sunday daytime, and it will continue to slowly slip south overnight sunday. very little rain, though, in association with that. if anything, perhaps a greater chance of the odd punchier shower across east anglia thanks to something a little more unsettled out in the north sea. just 4 degrees for newcastle. clear skies, light winds underneath that ridge of high pressure taking into monday. here's the high on monday. as you can see, just trying to continue pushing east, sending those showers away further east into the north sea. could be the odd shower around early on, though, across par

i have recently come back from the azores, and one of the things i enjoy doing what i'm on holiday ispeck, and within five minutes, unfortunately the azores is in the middle of the north atlantic gyre, so i picked up all these pieces of plastic, just tiny little charge of things that are fragmented and broken down in the sunlight. in this wave action snaps them together, and her hips into rocks and things. so, it's a really big problem. and i guess it's a lot of, really annoying for a lot of countries who are island nations because they aren't the ones producing the plastic. find the ones producing the plastic. and et, the the ones producing the plastic. and yet. they are _ the ones producing the plastic. and yet, they are impacted by what the bigger nations and their consumers are actually doing.— bigger nations and their consumers are actually doing.- and - bigger nations and their consumers| are actually doing.- and not are actually doing. exactly. and not to mention — are actually doing. exactly. and not to mention what _ are actually doing. exactly. and not to mention what this _

the azores and things settled.e of two weather fronts around the north of that so we could see rain affecting the north of scotland this afternoon. light and patchy here and afternoon. light and patchy here and a bit more cloud across north of scotland perhaps edging further east. a bit of cloud in the midlands and eastern and southern england in the afternoon but on the whole still plenty of dry and bright and warm weather. temperatures perhaps not as high as yesterday but still the high teens and perhaps 20 or 21 celsius and in the sunshine the uv levels will be high across many parts of england and wales, medium to moderate and low for the north. through the night we will see cloud across scotland and elsewhere clear skies and a bit of cloud on the east side of england into wednesday morning. temperatures down to about nine celsius. 0n morning. temperatures down to about nine celsius. on wednesday sunshine for much of england and wales and as we go through the day a bit of cloud floating around but for most of u

the reason it will be fine, big area of high pressure across the azores, we often refer to it as the uk and then later on in the week if anything we will see the centre of the high eventually pushing across towards the uk. so a lot of fine weather to come. 0vernight perhaps a few showers across eastern england, strays pulled off the breeze, this old weather front dangling south but nothing significant, clearerskies, northern significant, clearer skies, northern england significant, clearerskies, northern england and the midlands, light winds here, we could see lows down to three or 4 degrees, pretty chilly for the time of year. monday, the high pushing its way eastwards sends their showers away from the north sea coast, we see another weather front pushing into the high, no significant rain out of it but there will be thick cloud, drizzle across eastern scotland time early on monday but by the afternoon it will look much brighter here. any early showers clearing away, a lot of sunshine, particularly later on in the day on monday and our temperatures are up to 22 degrees, 23 across en

we often refer to it as the azores high.ll see the centre of the high eventually pushing across towards the uk. so a lot of fine weather to come. overnight, perhaps a few showers across eastern england. some strays getting pulled in on the breeze off the north sea. perhaps the odd spot of rain out of this old weather front dangling its way south into scotland. but nothing significant. clearer skies, northern england and the midlands — light winds here. we could see lows down to just three or four degrees. pretty chilly here for the time of year. monday — the high pushing its way eastwards send those showers away from the northern coast. we see another weather front, the remnants of thereof, brushing into the high. no success getting any significant rain out of it but there will i think be thicker cloud, perhaps some drizzle across eastern scotland for a time early on on monday. by the afternoon, though, it will be looking much brighter here. any early showers from east anglia clearing away. a lot of sunshine, particularly la

here is the high pressure stretching up from the azores.e changes in wind direction will have subtle effects on how the weather plays out. low pressure to the north occasionally trailing its weather fronts south, giving the increased chance of a shower in one 01’ two areas. here's how we end sunday afternoon in terms of our temperatures. 20—21 across many parts of england and wales, 16 for scotland and northern ireland, where we've had the tail end of a weather front around here through sunday daytime, and it will continue to slowly slip south overnight sunday. very little rain, though, in association with that. if anything, perhaps a greater chance of the odd punchier shower across east anglia thanks to something a little more unsettled out in the north sea. just 4 degrees for newcastle. clear skies, light winds underneath that ridge high pressure taking into monday. here's the high on monday. as you can see, just trying to continue pushing east, sending those showers further east into the north sea. could be the odd shower around early on

we often refer to it as the azores high.e week, it looks like if anything, we will see the centre of the high eventually pushing across towards the uk. so, a lot of fine weather to come. 0vernight, perhaps a few showers across eastern england. some strays getting pulled in on the breeze off the north sea. perhaps the odd spot of rain out of this old weather front dangling its way south into scotland. but nothing significant. clearer skies, northern england and the midlands — light winds here. we could see lows down to just three or four degrees. pretty chilly here for the time of year. monday — the high pushing its way eastwards sends those showers away from the northern coast. we see another weather front, the remnants of thereof, brushing into the high. no success getting any significant rain out of it, but there will, i think, be thicker cloud, perhaps some drizzle across eastern scotland for a time early on on monday. by the afternoon, though, it will be looking much brighter here. any early showers from east anglia clea

this big area of high pressure extending its way from the azores is keeping things settled. 0ne azoresf that so we could see a little bit of rain affecting the final for scotland during this afternoon. a bit more cloud at times across northern scotland as well. a bit of cloud moving its way into the midlands and through southern england during the afternoon. 0n the whole sum plenty of dry weather and temperatures perhaps not as high as yesterday but still high teens. and when you get some sunshine to uv levels will be high across many parts of england and wales. medium to low further north. through tonight we will see more cloud again across scotland, a bit of cloud drifting down the eastern side of england into wednesday morning. 0vernight temperatures down to about five or 9 degrees. so another fairly quiet night. into wednesday and you can see this area of cloud in the north and west, sunshine for much of england and wales and as we go through the day again they will be a bit of cloud floating around but for most of us some lengthy spells of sunshine. temperatures creeping up a touc

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this area of high pressure extending from the azores is what's keeping things pretty settled. 0ne iso weather fronts brushing around the north of that. we could see some rain affecting the far north of scotland during the afternoon. light and patchy, a bit more cloud at times in northern scotland as well. a bit of cloud moving into the midlands, eastern england and through southern england during the afternoon but on the whole plenty of dry, bright and warm weather out there. temperature is not quite as high as yesterday but still high teens to perhaps 20—21. when you get some sunshine, the uv levels will be high across many parts of england and wales. medium, moderate to low further north. through tonight, more cloud across scotland. 0therwise clear skies, a bit of cloud drifting down the eastern side of england. into wednesday morning. 0vernight temperatures down to about 5—9. another fairly quiet night to come. this area of cloud in the north and the west, sunshine for much of england and wales. as we go through the day, again there will be a bit of cloud floating around but for m

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alexandra duiton azor, tuzhaev and sergey matviychuk news central region. local history encyclopedia in painting on the occasion of the sixtieth anniversary of the assignment of the city status in zhodino was created a gallery of portraits of architectural objects and the open air space of the settlement in the thematic competition was attended by 20 artists. and today their new canvases. they have already become the property of the zhodino museum of local lore, work and free of charge. in front of a in them are recognizable microdistricts and entourage ancient streets of the city, a famous memorial complex and monuments, sperm parks. well, in a word, everything that tells us about the history of these places, how it was born from a portfolio, and natalya bordzilovskaya saw her small motherland. most a new e, a significant detail of the architecture of our city, and i wanted to capture it as the mother of god, a symbol from the coat of arms, unshakable in the stone at the very gates of the city. zhodino bereginya local residents on the canonically indisputa

and then as we go into the start of next week, azores high ridge of high pressure, trying to build itsthings largely dry, but almost just on the edge of it. and that does mean we'll still see fairly weak weather fronts topple in across some northern areas, bring in a few showers for scotland or maybe even northern england on monday. but many places will be dry. a little bit more cloud for england and wales, but still plenty of sunshine here and the warmest down towards wales in the southwest where the breeze will be at its lightest. the area of high pressure is there or thereabouts really through much of this week still could see some weather fronts hit northern scotland, especially on wednesday. but for many of us, the week ahead after what has been a rather dull and damp spring so far, goes out on a fairly dry note with some sunny spells and temperatures in high teens and low twenties. live from london. this is bbc news... ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky meets uk prime minister rishi sunak on the sidelines of the g7 summit in hiroshima. meanwhile, g7 leaders have issued a stat

this is the pressure difference in the area of ​​the islamic depression and the azores anticyclone ,negative phase, evidence of the high activity of the atlantic cyclones. and in general, if you believe the statistics after an abnormally warm and fiery spring in the trans-urals, summer in the southern siberia is most often cool with little precipitation in the urals , on the contrary, nature prefers a hot weather scenario. but the chances of a continuation of the drought or a return to habitual. but its moisture content is almost equivalent in central russia, the temperature regime is also usually above the norm, and at the same time it turns out to be enough rain, but for now, as it can be seen in the picture of the russian satellite arktika m at the end of the working week. most of the russian plain was in the region of a low-cloud anticyclone, and only the far north of the region the caucasus and the volga region covered the fields of frontal cloudiness, and on the weekend arrays of rain clouds from the volga will touch the urals with their edge. so, local rains are expected in ye

all services worked well svetlana chernova and azor tuzhaev tv news agency. a new name on the festival map of belarus and already a brand cultural and sports festival. as a result, krok dali impos are preparing to open the third season in 2 years of the sports and culture festival. more than 200,000 people took part in it. more than 60,000 boys and girls took part in the olympic quest in 12 cities of our country . six cities are planned this year, and it is noteworthy that the concept has not changed in the third season. these are essentially district centers. and about the plans to carry out. as a result, exactly in small towns and about the creation of the festival. tell its organizers. one of the main ideological inspirers of the national olympic committee from the choice of the city to sports quests and food outlets, training sessions and master classes, and belarusian sports stars to fashion shows and song contests. all this in the film news agency festival as a result firsthand. why in the end because the origins we tried to dive into our past from ther

the jet stream to north of us and that's inducing this area of high pressure to build up from the azores winds coming around from the north west, why temperatures will remain close to the average rather than particularly hot. now, as i said, most of the rain falling will be today, and even that's starting to fizzle out a bit across parts of mainland scotland. staying grey here, the odd isolated lighter shower in northern ireland. but the north coasts of northern ireland, to the north and west of scotland, much more sunshine around than yesterday. a bit of low cloud always close to those eastern coasts of england, but most of england and wales, another sunny day, brightening up in northern england and wales compared with this morning. highest of the temperatures to western areas, 22 celsius possible. now, through this evening and overnight, cloud in scotland and northern ireland will continue to break up, one or two showers possible. a lot more low cloud from yorkshire down through eastern england towards sussex and kent. with the clearer skies in between those two areas, we could see tem

this is the pressure difference in the area of ​​islamic depression and azores anticyclone, its negativeigh activity of atlantic cyclones. and in general, according to statistics, after an abnormally warm and fiery spring in the trans-urals, summer in southern siberia is most often cool with little precipitation in the urals, on the contrary, nature prefers hot weather scenarios. and here are the chances of a continued drought or a return to habitual. humidity is almost the same in central russia , the temperature regime is also usually above the norm, while it turns out to be enough rain, but so far as it can be seen in the picture of the russian satellite arktika m at the end of the working week. most of the russian plain was in the region of a low-cloud anticyclone, and only the far north of the caucasus and the volga region covered fields of frontal cloudiness, and on weekends, rain clouds from the volga will touch the urals with their edge. so, local rains are expected in yekaterinburg. of course, they do not compensate for the lack of moisture, but it will become a little easier to

this big area of high pressure extending its way from the azores is keeping things settled.hy here. a bit more cloud across northern scotland as well. a bit of cloud moving into the midlands and eastern england and southern england during the afternoon but on the whole sum plenty of dry and bright weather. temperatures not as high as yesterday but still high teens. and of course where you get sunshine for uv levels will be higher across many parts of finland and wales. through tonight, more cloud again over scotland but otherwise clear skies and a bit of cloud drifting down the eastern side of england into wednesday morning. overnight temperatures down to about five celsius. anotherfairly temperatures down to about five celsius. another fairly quiet night to come. into wednesday and you can see this area of cloud to the north and west, sunshine for much of england and wales and as we go through the day they will be a bit of cloud floating around for most of us some lengthy spells of sunshine. temperatures creeping up a touch on wednesday and we could see highs of 22 celsius

and then, as we go into the start of next week, azores high and then, as we go into the start of nextedge of it. and that does mean we'll still see fairly weak weather fronts topple in across some northern areas, bring in a few showers for scotland or maybe even northern england on monday. but many places will be dry. a little bit more cloud for england and wales, but still plenty of sunshine here and the warmest down towards wales in the southwest where the breeze will be at its lightest. the area of high pressure is there or thereabouts really through much of this week, still could see some weather fronts hit northern scotland, especially on wednesday. but for many of us, the week ahead after what has been a rather dull and damp spring so far, goes out on a fairly dry note with some sunny spells and temperatures in high teens and low 20s. live from london, this is bbc news... ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky meets uk prime minister rishi sunak at the g7 summit injapan. meanwhile, g7 leaders have issued a statement on a shared approach to china, as well as tackling the challeng

on holiday is try to get back so i did a little peck, and within five minutes, unfortunately the azoreshings not fragmented and are broken down in the sunlight. in this wave action snaps them together and into rocks and things. so it's a really big problem. i guess it's quite annoying for a lot of countries who are island nations, because they are the ones, not the ones producing the plastic. ones, not the ones producing the -lastic. �* , , ., ones, not the ones producing the -lastic. �* , , . . plastic. and yet they are impacted b what plastic. and yet they are impacted by what the _ plastic. and yet they are impacted by what the bigger _ plastic. and yet they are impacted by what the bigger nations i plastic. and yet they are impacted by what the bigger nations and i plastic. and yet they are impacted i by what the bigger nations and their consumers are actually doing. exactly. consumers are actually doing. exactl . �* consumers are actually doing. exactl . . ., consumers are actually doing. exactl . �* ., ., consumers are actually doing. exactl . . ., ., ., ., exactly. and not to men

all services worked well and smoothly svetlana chernova and azor tuzheev television news agency.val map of belarus and already a brand cultural and sports festival. as a result, krok yes to olympus is preparing to open the third season in 2 years of the celebration of sports and culture. more than 200,000 people took part in it, over 60,000 boys and girls took part in the olympic quest in 12 cities of our country. six cities are planned this year, and it is noteworthy that the concept has not changed in the third season. these are essentially district centers. and about plans to hold as a result, it is in small towns and about creation of the festival. tell its organizers. one of the main ideological inspirers of the national olympic committee from the choice of the city to sports quests and food outlets, training sessions and master classes, and belarusian sports stars to fashion shows and song contests. all this in the film news agency festival as a result firsthand. why in the end because the origins we tried to dive into our past from there? where do our roots grow from? we h

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the azores high is building across our shores.f cloud but clear skies as well. we will see some pockets of mist and fog patches forming. temperatures overnight between six and nine or 10 degrees. if you are out early tomorrow morning, it will feel quite chilly. talking of tomorrow morning, the weather front in scotland and northern ireland could produce some rain around ayrshire, lanarkshire, that kind of area. behind it it will brighten up. ahead of it for england and wales are largely dry day with sunny intervals, not wall—to—wall blue skies, but it will be a little bit warmer. we could see temperatures getting up to 23 degrees. but are always cooler along the coast, with sea breezes developing through the course of the day. as we head into thursday, for most it is going to be a dry day. we are going to be chasing areas of cloud around. we will be looking at sunny intervals once again. and feeling pleasant in the sunshine. don't forget, we are looking at a moderate or high levels of uv. if you are out in the sunshine, don't forg

those days was called yasha among the students of the pike was the quietest and most modest of the azoresus. he was some kind of special interior person who kept everything to himself. there are such people who are not broad and not inclined. such a wide, voluminous, joyful fellowship. he rarely participated in our meetings, extremely rarely did he celebrate anything with us, did he drink? yes, in the beginning of the graduation performance, the young actor got into the central children's theater, where he was doomed to play, only one role of a dog came out, bitten and left - he said, he later came, yes, to the theater of the moscow city council i know him from the performance of the noise behind the stage, which i watched, well, 20 times - that's for sure. maybe the performance was a little more unusual, extraordinary, and i liked it very much, but it also seemed to do a lot from what was not written in the performance and caused homeric laughter and the people went to this performance with pleasure. to get to this performance was very difficult. i think that i'm over azure and that's it

this area of high pressure, the azores high, just on the edge of it still, it is fairly stubborn. a pretty wet spring, especially for england and wales, we are going to finish the month on a reasonably dry note and a pleasant one. temperatures will be around levels they should be. you may have seen chat about heatwaves etc, that's not the case but i promise you it will feel very nice when the sun is out. that is how it is looking. back to you. tributes have been pouring in for andy rourke, the bassist with indie band the smiths, whose death, at the age of 59, was announced yesterday. the band's drummer, mikejoyce, has been sharing his memories of andy with our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. music plays how are you feeling? bewildered. he had been very — how are you feeling? bewildered. he had been very ill. _ how are you feeling? bewildered. he had been very ill. i— how are you feeling? bewildered. he had been very ill. i kind _ how are you feeling? bewildered. he had been very ill. i kind of _ how are you feeling? bewildered. he had been very ill. i kind of felt - h

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they've got £529 million but they've tost— got £529 million but they've tost azor— got £529 million butsunak is concentrating on. so yes, as you say, it's more important than ever for rishi sunak to try and appear as much of a statesman and as much of a serious prime minister as possible, because at home, in his own party, the cracks are beginning to show . cracks are beginning to show. okay, olivia, thanks very much tnteet— okay, olivia, thanks very much tnteet .— okay, olivia, thanks very much tnteet . t— okay, olivia, thanks very much indeed . i mean,— okay, olivia, thanks very much indeed . i mean, you do wonder indeed. i mean, you do wonder wnot-s— indeed. i mean, you do wonder wnot-s gotng— indeed. i mean, you do wonder wnot-s gotng to— indeed. i mean, you do wonder what's going to happen with it all. what's going to happen with it ott. to— what's going to happen with it ott. to to— what's going to happen with it all. no no wonder the labour party— all. no no wonder the labour tony ts— all. no no wonder the labour party is comparatively buoyant ont— party is comparatively buoyant