of europe's biggest banks for rigging foreign exchange benchmarks used in day to day transactions for over a decade the european commission named barclays citi group j.p. morgan the royal bank of scotland as well as mitsubishi u.s.g. as the offender's citi group was the hardest hit in order to pay more than $300000000.00 euros switzerland's u.b.s. was also named in the scandal but was not find after the alerted e.u. officials to the illegal activity. of sri lanka was listed as travel guide lonely planet's top destination and 2019 but since the devastating easter sunday attacks tourism there has plummeted and he could do a popular surfing destination in the southwest many hotels are currently closed. competition for a deck chair used to be stiff not anymore restaurants to have been struggling to draw in visitors. since the easter sunday attack 3 lanka has seen an 80 percent drop in tourism with fears over a piece of a devastating attack like this one keeping people away. most of the hotels in this area have closed those that have remained open are relying on local to make up for the drop in foreign visitors still managers are keen to convey an optimistic message. leave them before. they

eastwards, like me to stall across parts of northern scotla nd to stall across parts of northern scotland through much of banks scotland which will see the lion ‘s share of the rain through the early hours of sunday morning, and likely to keep it here through much of the day. across northern ireland, the rain will work its way eastwards across england and wales, turning more showery as it does so, so the rain more patchy across east anglia and south—east england. behind it some spells of sunshine, a fine afternoon across northern ireland and the rain continues across the far north of scotland, coupled with strengthening westerly wind. gusty across northern and western scotland, temperatures nine or 10 celsius. elsewhere 11! to i9 celsius, maybe 2! in the best of the sunshine. the rain across east anglia and south—east england starts to pull away. we will keep some rain overnight across scotland. mainly dry, some clear spells developing and a slightly cooler night. temperatures under the clear skies heading down to six or seven celsius, double figures in the centre of town. still that rain persisting across no

banks for alleged rigging of foreign exchange markets on thursday e.u. competition commissioner margaret a best of her announced fines against barclays citigroup j.p. morgan. japan's largest bank and while bank of scotland totaling nearly $1100000000.00 euros or $1200000000.00 the commission specifically accused the banks of manipulating markets for 11 different currencies over the past 6 years by sharing insider information and private chat rooms u.b.s. bank of switzerland was spared a fine of $285000000.00 to $285000000.00 euros for informing investigators about what they knew of the insider collusion results to the import.

banks for alleged rigging of foreign exchange markets on thursday e.u. competition commissioner margaret about. announce fines against barclays citigroup j.p. morgan and u.s.g. japan's largest bank and while bank of scotland totaling nearly $1100000000.00 euros or $1200000000.00 the commission specifically accused the banks of manipulating markets for 11 different currencies over the past 6 years by sharing insider information and private chat rooms u.b.s. bank of switzerland was spared a fine of 285000000 dollars to 285000000 euros for informing investigators about what they knew of the insider collusion. foresman action would quote send a clear message that the commission will not tolerate collusive behavior in any sector of the financial markets. and checking in on the u.s. china trade fight the spokesperson for china's commerce ministry says they are not aware of any plans for any further trade talks with the united states spokesperson golfing effectively rebutted u.s. treasury secretary stephen minucci and who had said in a congressional hearing that its team of u.s. negotiators was likely to go to beijing at some point in the near future meanwhile china has noticeably reduced their holdings of u.s.

bank holiday monday brings us a line of code. it bank showers out of scotla nd of code. it bank showers out of scotlandern ireland and well. either decided that line of cloud showers it should say was the right of the mostly here not particular one. temperatures just eight to 13 degrees. goodbye. hello this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines... the prime minister appeals to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit. but the leader of the brexit party condemns any deal between the two parties. i think if they push through with this it will be seen as a coalition of politicians against the people, and i think millions of people would give up on both labour and the conservatives. police forces in england and wales are urged to rethink their policy of asking rape victims for access to messages and photographs on their phones. the illegal puppy trade exposed the treasury recovers more than £5 million in unpaid taxes, in an operation to tackle the black market trade. crowds gather in the royal quarter of the thai capital bangkok to watch their newly crowned king in a

of town. still that rain persisting across northern scotland through bank holiday monday. equent the further north and west you are, starting to see an improvement across the far north of scotland through the afternoon as things turned drier. butjust nine celsius here, and 14—19 celsius further south. we're going to keep the showers going on tuesday. they should start to ease off, so probably not as many as what we'll see on bank holiday monday, but still a cool north or north—westerly breeze. a drier day across scotland, save for a scattering of showers, but they're going to feel quite cool in the breeze, and the cloud will be bubbling up through the day. nowhere immune from a shower, and temperatures at best 16 or 17 celsius across central, southern england. more like nine or ten further north. we keep this cool, unsettled theme through the rest of the week. a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers. bye— bye. this is bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: teeing off before tackling trade — president trump takes in a round of golf with prime minister shinzo abe on

it's going to linger across much of northern scotland through the bank holiday weekend. rain overnight. heavy is the further west you are. mainly dry for 0rkney and shetland. the rain will use for northern england. most of england and wales will be dry, clear skies, mist and fog developing. later in the night, rain in northern ireland, western parts of englund and wales. not a cold night. most will stay in double figures. this rain will continue on its journey eastwards through tomorrow, still heaviest across scotland, becoming lighter and patchy across east anglia and south—east england. we will see spells of sunshine developing. the wind is quite gusty, so for many it will feel cooler. 15 or 19 celsius. we keep the rain he has are going to bank what a monday. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine. also some sharp showers, particularly across northern ireland, southern scotland, north—west england, down into parts of wales and south—west england. fewer showers and more sunshine of the further south and east you are. nowhere immune from showers on bank what a monday. temper

frontal system moving in from off the atlantic, and impact for parts of northern scotland, that front is going to linger through much of the banko ease from northern england, so much of england and wales becoming mainly dry, but some heavy persistent rain across the western side of scotland, shetland probably staying mainly dry, could see some mist and fog developing across parts of england and wales, rain returning to northern ireland as the night wears on, and moving into parts of western areas of wales and england. it will not be a cold night for most, we will stay in the double figures. here is the ring tomorrow working its way eastwards. becoming more shari on itsjourney across parts of england and well. so east anglia southeast england may see very little rain at all. the rain will clear from northern ireland, seven scotland, wales, southwest england, sunshine returning here. becoming confined to northern parts of scotla nd becoming confined to northern parts of scotland persistent and heavy at times there. you will notice that the ones will be strong or tomorrow, quite dusty across northern and western scotland, so that

courtesy of this frontal system moving in from the atlantic which lingers across much of northern scotland through the bankhe rain overnight, heavier further west. mainly dry for 0rkney and shetland. the rain eases from northern england, so much of england and wales is dry with clear skies and mist and fog developing. later in the night, rain arriving into northern ireland, western parts of england and wales. it's not a cold night and most stay in double figures. this rain continues eastwards tomorrow, heaviest across scotland, becoming lighter and patchier across east anglia and south east england. behind it, some spells of sunshine developing, but the rain likely to continue across northern scotland. the winds will strengthen as well, quite gusty for the western isles, so despite some afternoon sunshine, for many, it will feel a bit cooler tomorrow. 15—19 for most, 8—9 for northern scotland under the cloud and rain. we keep the rain into bank holiday monday. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine. also sharp showers across northern ireland, southern scotland, north west england, parts of wales and south—west

of town. still that rain persisting across northern scotland through bank holiday monday. rs. the showers most frequent the further north and west you are, starting to see an improvement across the far north of scotland through the afternoon, as things turned drier, butjust nine celsius here and 14— 19 celsius further south. we will keep them showers going on tuesday. they should start to ease off, so probably not as many as what we will see on bank holiday monday, but still a cool north or north—westerly breeze. a drier day across scotland save for a scattering of showers, but they are going to feel quite cool in the breeze and the cloud will be bubbling up through the day. nowhere immune from a shower and temperatures at best 16 or 17 celsius across central and southern england, more like nine or ten further north. we keep this cool u nsettled further north. we keep this cool unsettled theme through the rest of the week, a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: president trump promises japan he will grapple

energy productivity and electric vehicles in the last week and the royal bank of scotla nd in the last week and the royal bank of scotlandup for those, so we had all this going on from businesses, i left out and now we are adding that not —— demanding from civil society people putting pressure lean particularly children, their ability to put pressure on pa rents their ability to put pressure on parents and say do more and push ha rd parents and say do more and push hard is going to see these two things playing together so we had ambitious leadership out there, and government can be and balding to do more and be more ambitious and got faster. we could have a different conversation about children coming after school to do protests but that would take us the rest of the interview, how do you make sure you don't leave people behind particularly those in society who don't have as much disposable income who can't necessarily change the way they live and travel and eat quite as readily? it that's what the government had a key role, and i think wind it offends enough know from all the signs is we have to do it, it's not optional

it's going to linger across much of northern scotland through the bank holiday weekend, and it is hereand. the rain will ease from northern england, so much of england wales will be dry, some clear skies, mist and fog developing and later in the night rain arriving into northern ireland, western parts of england and wales. but it is not going to be a cold night. for most, it will stay in double figures. this rain will continue on its journey eastwards through tomorrow. heaviest across scotland, later on patchy across scotland, later on patchy across east anglia and south—east england. behind it we will see some spells of sunshine developing, with the rain likely to continue across northern scotland. the winds will be strengthening as well. quite gusty for the western isles. so despite some afternoon sunshine for many, it is going to feel a bit cooler tomorrow. 15— 19 celsius for most, just eight or 94 northern scotland underneath the cloud in the rain. and we keep the rain here as we go into bank holiday monday. elsewhere, there will be some spells of sunshine. also some sharp showers,

it's likely to linger for much of the bank holiday weekend across northern scotland. r probably stay mainly drive. mainly dry across all of england and wales, clear spells with mist and fog. rain arrives into northern ireland, in the far western fringes of wales and england, as we go through the early hours. it's not good to be a cold night, most of us are going to say well into double figures, could see scotla nd well into double figures, could see scotland getting on 456 celsius, here's the rain as we go through tomorrow, most persistent across scotland, crossing linnane wells macy very little if any rain behind it not too bad a day across northern ireland, but despite the sunshine it is going to feel cooler. the winds will be strengthening west or northwest indirection, could be quite gusty across parts of northern scotland. and here, just eight or nine celsius. elsewhere, typically 15 to 19 celsius, parts of east england southeast england could to see highs of 20 or21. southeast england could to see highs of 20 or 21. as we going to bank holiday monday, still that

south across the rest of scotland, some further outbreaks of rain developing again in northern ireland. compared with last night. a fine start for many in england and wales for the bankoliday. for southern scotland into northern ireland, some cloud, outbreaks of rain, it will turn a bit more showery during the day, not moving too far further south, but certainly keeping a zone of thicker cloud. elsewhere it is sunny spells, some showers developing. catch one and it could be on the heavy side. some filtering a bit further south, and east during the day, especially on the north, north—westerly breeze. not too many showers at all, though, in southern england. some of the gardens are crying out for it. temperatures, they have been in the low to mid 20s, just into the high teens, but in the north of scotland, barely into double figures. a big range of temperatures across the uk. for tuesday, most of the showers look like being across northern and central and eastern parts of england. really quite heavy ones out there, so a chance that some may see a soaking, others, well, missing them and getting barely anything. sunny spells, one or two showers to be found elsewhere, cat

the greatest chance of frost into the start of bank holiday monday will be the northern half of scotlandnto bank holiday monday, this is going to be the zone to watch out for for the thickest cloud. this weather front here. showers on it rather than any persistent rain. it's going to be across southern scotland to begin with, sliding into northern ireland, northern england during the day. some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be a little bit on the heavy side, and they'll work their way into lincolnshire, maybe east anglia, later today. to the south of that for bank holiday, lots of cloud, some sunshine, only isolated showers. moat will be dry. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers, though, and a lighter breeze. but, for all, a fairly cool day. now, with light winds around to finish monday, what you finish monday you'll start with on tuesday. but through tuesday the cloud will bubble up. greater chance of showers developing here and there. some of you will stay completely dry. but by the end of the day

form again as we go through the night and into bank holiday monday, especially across northern scotland, behind this cold front, which will bring the thickest of northern ireland, southern scotland far north of england to begin with, pushing across other areas later. a few heavier showers possible on that. to the south of it, many places will stay dry, a fair bit of cloud, some sunny spells, temperatures 12—13. chilly to the north of that weather front. little changes really into the start of tuesday, how you finish monday is probably how you will start tuesday. the cloud will start to work northwards, not much wind around. the odd shower, some of them heavy. a bit of sunshine for southern counties, some sunshine in the north, a bit more of a temperature contrast as well from north to south. across some southern areas, if your garden is still desperate for some rain, you mightjust get it as we go into wednesday, the strongest winds across france in the channel islands, lighter elsewhere. by thursday, it is a case of some cloud but also some showers. this is bbc world news today. our top stories: palestinian militants fire dozens of missiles in

form again as we go through the night and into bank holiday monday, especially across northern scotland, behind this cold front, which will bring the thickest ofnorth of england to begin with, pushing across other areas later. a few heavier showers possible on that. to the south of it, many places will stay dry, a fair bit of cloud, some sunny spells, temperatures 12—13. chilly to the north of that weather front. little changes really into the start of tuesday, how you finish monday is probably how you will start tuesday. the cloud will start to work northwards, not much wind around. the odd shower, some of them heavy. a bit of sunshine for southern counties, some sunshine in the north, a bit more of a temperature contrast as well from north to south. across some southern areas, if your garden is still desperate for some rain, you mightjust get it as we go into wednesday, the strongest winds across france in the channel islands, lighter elsewhere. by thursday, it is a case of some cloud but also some showers. hello. this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. fo

the greatest chance of frost into the start of bank holiday monday will be the northern half of scotlandto watch out for for the thickest cloud. this weather front here. showers on it rather than any persistent rain. it's going to be across southern scotland to begin with, sliding into northern ireland, northern england during the day. some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be a little bit on the heavy side, and they'll work their way into lincolnshire, maybe east anglia, later too. to the south of that for bank holiday, lots of cloud, some sunshine, only isolated showers. most will be dry. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers, though, and a lighter breeze. but, for all, a fairly cool day. now, with light winds around to finish monday, what you finish monday you'll probably start with on tuesday. but through tuesday the cloud will bubble up. greater chance of showers developing here and there. some of you will stay completely dry. but by the end of the day, towards cornwall, things are set to turn that

the greatest chance of frost into the start of bank holiday monday will be the northern half of scotlandtent rain. it‘s going to be across southern scotland to begin with, sliding into northern ireland, northern england during the day. some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be a little bit on the heavy side, and they‘ll work their way into lincolnshire, maybe east anglia, later too. to the south of that for bank holiday, lots of cloud, some sunshine, only isolated showers. moat will be dry. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers, though, and a lighter breeze. but, for all, a fairly cool day. now, with light winds around to finish monday, what you finish monday you‘ll probably start with on tuesday. but through tuesday the cloud will bubble up. greater chance of showers developing here and there. some of you will stay completely dry. but by the end of the day, towards cornwall, things are set to turn that bit wetter and windier. temperatures are still a disappointing 7—13 degrees. now, the wet and windy w

of scotland into northern england and ireland. the patchy rain will be such a cold night and certainly a touch of frost across scotland. during my date, bankhower he ran continues to work very slowly south and ahead of its patchy cloud and sunny spells and behind it makes a sunny spells and behind it makes a sunny spells and a chilly day. 9 degrees. that band of cloud and patchy rain is marked out by this frontal system here. on tuesday very slack in the winds will be very light and we have the old weather front flying around across central parts of the uk we are likely to break out some showers. better chance of staying dry across the south and far north. and quite a chilly day for the time of year. the weather steps up as we move out of tuesday into wednesday and the jet strea m tuesday into wednesday and the jet stream picking up a weather system deepening at an area of low pressure likely to run some are close to the south of the british isles bringing some wind and rain with the jet strea m some wind and rain with the jet stream so far south and keeps us in some relatively chilly air. we are likely to see these outbreaks grazing into

clearer skies into the north of scotland and they coldest year will be here on bank holiday monday. widespread frost elsewhere. sunshine to start the day top and tail of the country. cloudy in between. showers in scotland spreading to northern ireland, northern england, towards east anglia. a cloudy afternoon across the south, with some showers. best chance of sunshine across scotland. to finish the day, showers from northern england towards east anglia, showers in a northern scotla nd anglia, showers in a northern scotland will fade. further showers, wettest of all on wednesday, staying cool by day and by night. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. a russian passenger plane has made an emergency landing at moscow airport after a fire broke out. at least 13 people are reported to have died. the prime minister appealed to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help deliver brexit. at the shadow chancellor said trust had been lost. do you trust the prime minister? no. not after this weekend when she has broken confidentiality and i think she has jeopardised broken confidentia

of scotland. highs of between nine and 13 degrees was moving into bank holiday monday, the potential for some showerssance. you will need to keep an eye on the forecast for that. whatever you are doing, enjoy. good afternoon. welcome back to the bbc election centre. we've had more than half the results in for the local elections, and so far they make grim reading for both labour and the conservatives, who've faced a brexit backlash in the polls. the liberal democrats have been the main beneficiaries of this. look at this. a liberal democrat majority! they look

to hug close to the coast of north—west scotla nd hug close to the coast of north—west scotland are producing rain throughout bank of scotland and it will feel colder still as well. first thing on monday morning, cool and wet, clear skies elsewhere, the breeze driving in some chalmers in two west facing coasts throughout the day, some will further inland. the further east you are, you'll see the drier and brighter weather. into monday, the weak weather front slips south, allowing winds to switch round to a northerly, driving down some cooler air across the country. changing the feel of the weather, it is half term, on tuesday, it will be breezy and cooler. if you are caught in the showers, it will be heavy. in terms of feel, 9—17dc, it does look as though the cooler trend will stay with us and it will still be u nsettled. with us and it will still be unsettled. by the end of the working week, there will be more rain pushing end, slicing the country into a mac. the position could change, north or south, eitherway so you do need to stay abreast of the forecast but it was as no more wet weather on wednesday. the soc

of wales, eastern scotland. elsewhere, a mixture of variable cloud and clear spells. but it will be a cooler night compared to the nights had through the bankstem diving its way southwards, still generating showers. the winds will be lighter but they are coming from the north or the north—west so the cool air that we've been seeing across scotland will start to dig its way a little bit further southwards. a cool start to tuesday for many. there'll be some bright or sunny spells, but on tuesday quite a few showers developing across central and eastern areas. the best chance for east anglia and south—east england to see some decent rain will be from the showers, but they are going to be somewhat hit—and—miss. few showers further west, the best of the sunshine here, temperatures for most in the mid—teens, maybe 17 or 18 celsius across southern england where we get any sunshine. into wednesday, we've got this area of high pressure building from the south—west, so that's going to kill off most of the showers across england and wales. it should be a dry and fine day here, still some showers to talk about, chiefly across northern ireland and the w

we go through the night and into bank holiday monday, and this cold front will bring the thickest of the cloud on bank holiday monday. northern ireland, sun in scotland dry to the south, some cloud and sunny spells, temperatures 12—13, chilly to the north of the weather front, but greater sunshine and fewer showers. little changes into the start of tuesday, how you finished monday will how you will start tuesday. not much wind around, showers could break out here and there. the odd heavy one, too. some we re there. the odd heavy one, too. some were sunshine in the south, and also in the north. a temperature contrast as well from north to south. across southern areas, if your garden is desperate for rain, you might get it into wednesday. the low pressure will push in, strong wind across france in the southern areas. by thursday, it is a case of soundcloud, but also some showers. —— some cloud. this is bbc world news. the headlines. israel says the military action is a response to over 200 rockets fired into southern israel by palestinian militants. in thailand ceremonies are being held in a three day coronation of their new king. the rituals are inten

still that rain continuing across scotland overnight, but slowly starting to become more showery. a slightly cooler night as we go into the early hours of bankelsius. so here's bank holiday monday. still some rain across scotland, sinking its way a bit further southwards, becoming slightly more showery. elsewhere, it is sunshine and showers, and the showers most frequent the further north and west you are. not so many getting across to east anglia and south—east england, but nowhere immune on bank holiday monday from a shower. in between, some spells of sunshine. that will help temperatures up to between 11! and 18 celsius, but certainly a cooler feeling day. we keep that cooler feel as we go into wednesday. ourwinds are coming from the north or the north—west. that's always going to continue to feed some showers across. probably not quite as many as what we'll see on bank holiday monday, but some of those showers could lingerfor a time through tuesday across south—east england and east anglia. fewer showers actually on tuesday the further west you are, potentially, but again, anywhere could catch a shower. temperature—wise we're looking at

still that rain continuing across scotland overnight, but slowly starting to become more showery. a slightly cooler night as we go into the early hours of banky. still some rain across scotland, sinking its way a bit further southwards, becoming slightly more showery. elsewhere, it is sunshine and showers, and the showers most frequent the further north and west you are. not so many getting across to east anglia and south—east england, but nowhere immune on bank holiday monday from a shower. in between, some spells of sunshine. that will help temperatures up to between 1a and 18 celsius, but certainly a cooler feeling day. we keep that cooler feel as we go into wednesday. ourwinds are coming from the north or the north—west. that's always going to continue to feed some showers across. probably not quite as many as what we'll see on bank holiday monday, but some of those showers could lingerfor a time through tuesday across south—east england and east anglia. fewer showers actually on tuesday the further west you are, potentially, but again, anywhere could catch a shower. temperature—wise we're looking at 11—17 celsius on tuesday. little chan

still that rain continuing across scotland overnight, but slowly starting to become more showery. a slightly cooler night as we go into the early hours of bank holiday monday. still some rain across scotland, sinking its way a bit further southwards, becoming slightly more showery. elsewhere, it is sunshine and showers, and the showers most frequent the further north and west you are. not so many getting across to east anglia and south—east england, but nowhere immune on bank holiday monday from a shower. in between, some spells of sunshine. that will help temperatures up to between 14 and 18 celsius, but certainly a cooler feeling day. we keep that cooler feel as we go into wednesday. 0urwinds are coming from the north or the north—west. that's always going to continue to feed some showers across. probably not quite as many as what we'll see on bank holiday monday, but some of those showers could lingerfor a time through tuesday across south—east england and east anglia. fewer showers actually on tuesday the further west you are, potentially, but again, anywhere could catch a shower. temperature—wise we're looking at 11—17 celsius on tuesda

of scotland, some further outbreaks of rain developing in northern ireland, it will feel cooler and fresher, certainly compared with last night. a fine start for many in england and wales for the banksome cloud, outbreaks of rain, turning showery through the day, not moving too far for the south but certainly keeping us for the south but certainly keeping us in thicker cloud, elsewhere sunny spells, showers developing, it could be on the heavy side, some filtering further south—east during the day on this west north—westerly breeze, not too many showers at all in the south of england, that is what the gardens are crying out for and temperatures which have been in the low to mid 20s, but in the north of scotland, barely into double figures, a big range of figures across the uk. 0n tuesday, most of the showers in north and central and eastern parts of england, heavy ones out there, the chance that some may see a soaking and others will miss them and get barely anything. sunny spells, a few showers elsewhere, catch a shower in the higher hills in scotland and it could be wintry. it isa in scotland and it could be wintry. it is a little cooler than average across many parts of the uk.

of scotland. highs again of ten to 13 celsius. almost the case of spot the difference, bank few showers into northern england and east anglia. we will need to keep a close eye on that. those temperatures only sitting around 8—13d. there is a change as we move into the majority of the week, but a change to some wet and windy weather, and it will still feel cool at times. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight. voters sent a clear message to westminster as the conservatives and labour lose hundreds of seats in the local election. go next summer local factors and some were probably disagreeing with both parties on attitudes towards the european union. these were always going to be difficult results, difficult elections for us and nine years into a government. it is the added dimension of the fact that we have not got the brexit deal in line. dimension of the fact that we have not got the brexit deal in linem was a great night for the liberal democrats, the green party in over 500 independent candidates who all gained seats. elsewhere, overa million people have been

of monday morning and be replaced by an occluded front, basically an area of rain hugging scotland for much of the day on bankbe clear skies and sunshine around first thing on monday, but that north—westerly breeze will drive in more cloud and the potential for a few showers on those exposed coasts. some of those will push further inland as we go through the day but shelton eastern areas should see the drier, brighter weather. the rain still lingering in the far north. as we move out of monday, the weather front will sink south allowing these blue tones to drive in, cooler air still so tuesday could be a disappointing day feeling breezy, cooler and there could be sharp nuisance showers around as well. temperatures only peaking really into the mid to high teens if we are lucky, just below where they should be for the time of year and in scotla nd be for the time of year and in scotland again we keep only single figures. through the middle part of the week we look into the atlantic asa the week we look into the atlantic as a series of weather fronts continue pushing in and that will bring more wet weather. ther

of monday morning and be replaced by an occluded front, basically an area of rain hugging scotland for much of the day on bankor monday morning as well. there will be clear skies and sunshine around first thing on monday, but that north—westerly breeze will drive in more cloud and the potential for a few showers on those exposed coasts. some of those will push further inland as we go through the day but sheltered eastern areas should see the drier, brighter weather. the rain still lingering in the far north. as we move out of monday, the weather front will sink south allowing these blue tones to drive in, cooler air still, so tuesday could be a disappointing day feeling breezy, cooler and there could be some sharp nuisance showers around as well. temperatures only peaking really into the mid to high teens if we are lucky, just below where they should be for the time of year, and in scotland again we keep only single figures. through the middle part of the week we look into the atlantic as a series of weather fronts continue pushing in and that will bring more wet weather. there is a level of uncertainty of wh

south across the rest of scotland, some further outbreaks of rain developing again in northern ireland. compared with last night. a fine start for many in england and wales for the banktoo far further south, but certainly keeping a zone of thicker cloud. elsewhere it is sunny spells, some showers developing. catch one and it could be on the heavy side. some filtering a bit further south, and east during the day, especially on the north, north—westerly breeze. not too many showers at all, though, in southern england. some of the gardens are crying out for it.

of wales, eastern scotland. elsewhere, a mixture of variable cloud and clear spells. but it will be a cooler night compared to the nights had through the bankng showers. the winds will be lighter but they are coming from the north or the north—west so the cool air that we've been seeing across scotland will start to dig its way a little bit further southwards. a cool start to tuesday for many. there'll be some bright or sunny spells, but on tuesday quite a few showers developing across central and eastern areas. the best chance for east anglia and south—east england to see some decent rain will be from the showers, but they are going to be somewhat hit—and—miss. few showers further west, the best of the sunshine here, temperatures for most in the mid—teens, maybe 17 or 18 celsius across southern england where we get any sunshine. into wednesday, we've got this area of high pressure building from the south—west, so that's going to kill off most of the showers across england and wales. it should be a dry and fine day here, still some showers to talk about, chiefly across northern ireland and the western side of scotland. after a sunny start f

clearer skies into the north of scotland and they coldest year will be here on bank holiday monday. try. cloudy in between. showers in scotland spreading to northern ireland, northern england, towards east anglia. a cloudy afternoon across the south, with some showers. best chance of sunshine across scotland. to finish the day, showers from northern england towards east anglia, showers in a northern scotla nd anglia, showers in a northern scotland will fade. further showers, wettest of all on wednesday, staying cool by

of scotland, with just 9 degrees. we should see 21 or 22 degrees for some. that frontal system will continue to move its way steadily south and east. for a bankuthern areas of scotland. elsewhere, brightand breezy with a scattering of showers in the west. this is bbc news. the headlines... borisjohnson and michael gove — the two figureheads of the official leave campaign — take on each other for the conservative party leadership. will be putting my name forward to be prime minister of this country. i believe i am ready to unite the conservative and unionist party, ready to deliver brexit and ready to lead this great country. andrea leadsom and dominic raab have also joined in the race hoping to be prime minister by the end ofjuly. polling in the eu elections ends at 10 pm tonight — 21 member states are voting today. a warning that 1700 buildings are at risk of failing fire safety tests held after the grenfell tragedy. found alive after being missing for two weeks in a hawaiian forest — the hiker who says she faced difficult choices. it did come down to

of scotland later in the day. towards the south there should be spells of sunshine and temperatures 9—13. not great for the bankhowers across northern ireland, northern england, and snow flurries across scotland. still rather cool, only 7—14 on tuesday. rain works in from the south—west later in the day. that sets us up for a fairly wet and windy spell of weather through the middle part of the week. low pressure moving in from the south—west, bringing the strong winds and rain as well. it will be welcome for some because it has been dry through much of april and early may. extending more u nsettled. and early may. extending more unsettled. if you don't mind bringing your warm coat there will be dry and fine without there today. back to you both. we will do our best to find it. thank you very much. we'll be back with the headlines at 6:30am. now it's time for the film review with ben brown and mark kermode. hello and welcome to the film review here on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases, we've got mark kermode. what a surprise! what is your selection this week? we have long shot, which is a c

of you. not as cold as yesterday afternoon felt. looking into bank holiday monday, a zone of the cloud across southern scotland, northern england, somenorthern ireland, northern england during the day. heavy showers into the pennines and peak district and lincolnshire. most lisa seeing sunshine. sunny but cold further north. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: palestinian militants and israeli forces exchange rocket and air strikes as officals say four people have been killed in gaza in two days of violence. as cyclone fani leaves devastation and floods, india and bangladesh are praised for saving many lives after evacuating millions of people in its path. this is the seen live in bangkok. -- scene. thailand's king grants new titles to members of the royalfamily on the second day of elaborate ceremonies marking his coronation. dust off your leg—warmers as the kids from fame reunite

of scotland. as we head into the bank holiday weekend, promising area of high pressure and that will stay out towardsthese weather fronts coming in from these weather fronts coming in from these weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. most of those will come from scotland and on sunday, generally dry but not as warm as we have seen over sunday, generally dry but not as warm as we have seen over the past few days. hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. today at two: british steel goes into receivership — putting 5000 jobs at risk, as talks between the government and the company's owner break down. i've got a friend who's just about to return after maternity leave. her partner works on the steelworks as well. asking how she's going to pay her mortgage. my cousin's not finished his apprenticeship yet, and he's worried about what he's going to do with his qualifications, and really what the future looks like for scunthorpe. the prime minister is urging mps to back her new plans for brexit, amid signs that opposition from all sides is hardening. she has been focused only on keeping he

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