high—pressure still there to be had tantalisingly close, just the south of the british isles.rth, that mechanism will steer areas of low— pressure that mechanism will steer areas of low—pressure perilously close to the british isles. the high—pressure tending to kill off the activity of these fronts as they trail towards these fronts as they trail towards the british isles. so that is why we are thinking that the dryer area will be the south and there will be a time some fairly wet and windy weather towards the north. because that direction of flow is coming from a cooler atlantic, temperatures show no signs of giving us a heatwave. tonight at ten: south africa's president zuma narrowly survives his latest vote of no confidence. celebrations outside parliament as the result of the secret ballot was announced. president zuma said it showed the strength of his party. the anc is there. it is powerful, it is big, it is difficult to defeat the anc. but it's the 8th vote of no confidence he has faced in less than a decade amid continuing allegations of corruption. after some of his

the skies stayed pretty clear over the british isles. if you are clear over the british isles. you are interested in the precede meatier shower, clear skies is what you're looking for thanks to an area of high pressure, making its way across the british isles. we'll deal with what's coming in a second, many of us waking up to clear skies, a little bit of speckling across northern and western parts of scotland, showers from the word go, the prospect here for a good part of the prospect here for a good part of the afternoon. else were a little bit more cloud than was the case first thing but still a very decent afternoon in prospect. the showers to be had across northern and western parts of scotland, the odd stray one down towards the southern uplands, for northern ireland cloud this afternoon, many areas staying dry, one or two macro showers, that is the case across the high ground of wales and into the south—west. else were dry, fine, sunny spells and feeling very pleasantly warm. if you are heading for the last few events you are heading for the last few eve nts fro m you are

the weekend has gained mates start across the british isles. some decent spells of sunshine.h—east, we have seen a weather front thickening the cloud, with the odd spot of rain. and further north, another wet weather system with that band of cloud. that has brought a wet start to parts of central and south—east scotland. i am hopeful that kent and sussex will begin to brighten up at some point during proceedings. in the south—west, you are infora proceedings. in the south—west, you are in for a decent afternoon. further north, just in north —— just enoughin further north, just in north —— just enough in the way of cloud to bring some showers. vickers cloud will be closest to that weather front on the eastern side of the pennines, some showers there. for northern ireland and the greater part of scotland, there will be sunny intervals, dry weather and some passing showers across the north. further south, if you are heading towards the athletics in the east of london, i don't think the weather will get in the way here. there should be quite a decent afternoon and evening for pro

that area of low pressure has been thereabouts across the british isles for much of the past week. are signs of a change, but it's going to be oh so slow. feeling that way across northern scotland from the word go. showers, if not longer spells of rain. that's not the only area. coming away to the opposite end of the country, showers running in up the bristol channel, getting into the northern half of devon and cornwall, up to bristol. another feed coming in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further north, some dry weather across the east midlands, east anglia, and the rest of the south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud will begin to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less of a breeze,

but at atla ntic part of the british isles.ut at atlantic weather front showed the hands late in the day with cloud and rain. the rain will be there and the low cloud along the southern counties of england and wales and northern ireland. the best thing that can be said about it, it is mild here and clear the skies further north translating into a sunny start but cool one to monday. the band of weather is seeping 70 across england and wales. the rain throughout northern ireland and increasingly across the south—west quarter of scotland. if the sun brea ks quarter of scotland. if the sun breaks in the self you could well be looking at 22—23d or so. the rain continues it owed to slowjourney for some often to the northern parts of scotland. tuesday, the rain is close. further south in the sun comes up close. further south in the sun comes up 26,27 could be close. further south in the sun comes up 26, 27 could be yours. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... 7—year—old, julian cadman, with dual british and australian citizenship

that area of low pressure has been thereabouts across the british isles for much of the past week.s going to be oh so slow. feeling that way across northern scotland from the word go. showers, if not longer spells of rain. that's not the only area. coming away to the opposite end of the country, showers running in up the bristol channel, getting into the northern half of devon and cornwall, up to bristol. another feed coming in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further north, some dry weather across the east midlands east anglia, and the rest of the south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud will begin to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less of a breeze, more in the way of sunshine and

still the mild most air. of the british isles. still the mild mostair. again, of the british isles. mild most air. again, if the sun comes out we could see the temperatures around 26. further north that is a disappointing day for any time of the year but especially in august. here we are... this is bbc news. my name is lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11pm: officials confirm that 7—year—old british—australian boy, julian cadman, was among those who died in the barcelona terror attack. police say the terror cell had collected more than 120 gas cannisters in the house which exploded in alcaner. a minute's silence at the nou camp ahead of barcelona's match, the players wearing shirts with the city's name on their back. bangladesh suffers the worst flooding for 30 years. across south asia, millions of people are affected. we hearfrom the british paramedic injured while trying to help victims of the suspected terrorist attack in finland.

notice the number of isobars squeezing in across the northern portions of the british isles.o be a day of sunny spells for some in the south and east. but you have to with this weather front pretend with this weather front which eventually moves through scotla nd which eventually moves through scotland and northern ireland bringing rain towards the south. through friday evening and into the first part of saturday, richard high pressure starts to show its hand and this is going to be the dominant feature for the whole of the weekend for many parts of the british isles. but we can forecast largely dry with sunny spells. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven: 17 men and one woman who groomed girls and young women for sex in newcastle, are convicted of crimes including rape and trafficking. despite the abuses they've suffered the victims have demonstrated great bravery in recounting their experiences in court. 0peration sanctuary relied on evidence from an informant, a convicted child rapist who was paid 10,000 pounds — that's controversial there are dangerous men behind bars

that area of low pressure has been thereabouts across the british isles for much of the past week.g to be oh so slow. feeling that way across northern scotland from the word go. showers, if not longer spells of rain. that is not the only area. coming away to the opposite end of the country, showers running in the bristol channel. getting up to the northern half of devon and cornwall. another feed coming in from the channel itself, perhaps towards the kent and sussex coasts. further north, some dry weather across east midlands and south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. here, that cloud beginning to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some on thursday. with that combination, a bit more in the way of sunshine and showers, 22—23. not getting quite to those heights, i don't think anyone will se

that area of low pressure has been thereabouts across the british isles for much of the past week.o be oh so slow. feeling that way across northern scotland from the word go. showers, if not longer spells of rain. that's not the only area. coming away to the opposite end of the country, showers running in up the bristol channel, getting into the northern half of devon and cornwall, up to bristol. another feed coming in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further north, some dry weather across the east midlands, east anglia, and the rest of the south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud will begin to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less of a breeze, more in the way of sunshine and fewer s

there is no escaping the fact that the response had to work their way across the british isles. piling in. that feature is going to be dominant across a good part of britain. and indeed, on into thursday. they could be a hint of the autumn word about it. a bit early for that, philip. we don't wa nt early for that, philip. we don't want that yet. we'll be back with the headlines at seven o'clock. now it's time for click. this month marks the 25th anniversary of the self checkout. the first one was installed in new york on 5 august, 1992, in price chopper. so what does its inventor, doctor howard schneider, remember of it all? i hadn't gone shopping much, so i went to the supermarket near my house with a stopwatch. and i started looking at people checking out, and my stopwatch went "click, click" — it was a mechanical one. and, you know, isaid wow, what a great environment. this is so messy. good luck with any machine doing it, and i said, this would be a great, great problem to solve. and then i started building a machine in my garage. i actually spent every cent i had on parts,

high—pressure affecting the british isles. many of you walk up to almost clear skies.d western scotland. showers from the word go. that is the prospect for a good part of the afternoon. elsewhere, a little more cloud than first thing this morning. still a very decent afternoon in prospect. perhaps the odd stray shower getting down towards the southern uplands. many areas staying dry. elsewhere, dry, fine sunny spells. feeling very pleasa ntly dry, fine sunny spells. feeling very pleasantly warm. if you're heading for the last few events at the world championships in east london, i don't think the weather will get in the way at all. it will, however, if you are going to spend any part of the day on monday across northern and western parts of the british isles. the rain will have moved on overnight into northern ireland. later in the afternoon, you may well swa p later in the afternoon, you may well swap the rain for heavy showers. rain not featuring in many eastern parts of england until late in the day. perhaps even overnight. some rain heavy over northern scotland. wi

and that enables us to stay in this floor of the west to south—westerly winds right across the british isles. so, the high pressure is not! million miles from the south, not all doom and gloom but it is not doing enough to keep a low—pressure closer to iceland and the northern half of the british isles and at times you will have the spells of wet and windy weather moving on across particularly the northern half of the country. the driest of conditions thanks to that area of high pressure in the south and the wicker windy in the north and for a heatwave, you will have to move down towards the southern parts of europe. goodbye. thought her race was run. goodness me, let's give it to kipyegon. the olympic champion, world champion. superb.

this high—pressure has toppled in nicely across the british isles.behind in just the second, but many of you woke up to almost clear skies. a little speckling in the cloud across northern and western parts of scotland, showers from the word go there. that is what we will have therefore a good part of the afternoon. elsewhere, a very decent afternoon. elsewhere, a very decent afternoon in prospect. showers across northern and western scotland, perhaps the bod stray one getting down to the southern uplands. things will be mostly dry in northern ireland, north—west england and in the high ground of wales and into the south—west. elsewhere, dry, fine, sunny spells and feeling pleasantly warm. if you are heading to the last few events at the world championships in east london, i don't think the weather is going to get in the way at all. it will, however, if you are going to spend any part of monday across northern and western parts of the british isles. new weatherfronts thickening the cloud, the rain will move in overnight into northern ireland. later in

another day of mixed fortunes across the british isles.irst being it is still that way. mild as you step out. if you are anywhere near that weather front, that is. not all doom and gloom. scotland, the east of the pennines, east anglia, fine and dry and sunny. make the most of it. eventually, some of this cloud will work its way further north, spilling in over the pennines, and eventually robbing you of sunshine across the southern parts of scotland and throughout. it will be one of those days for northern ireland. the afternoon, i am days for northern ireland. the afternoon, iam hopeful some sunshine will break across the southern counties of england and wales. where it does, i think we will get better than 21 degrees. it could be 24. i am not sure of the rain goes across the pennines or further north in the scotland. northern ireland, rain through the day. it becomes an increasing player in the south—western corner of scotland. slow progress, this rain. not completing its journey into the far north of mainland scotland until lunchtime ea

it will not be a bad weekend over all across the british isles, but thatis all across the british islesies and ointment. through the morning we have had notjust one but two weather fronts bringing some cloud and the chance of some rain to some parts of the british isles. we will drag this fun out of scotland and to some cloud and rain particularly into the eastern side of the pennines, north—east of england not faring too well. improving situation across the south—east and the vale of cloud passes. a passing shower elsewhere and a lot of iweb. this evening, dragon though showers out into the novelty, going across the north of scotland, but where this is clear which it will be for many on the diagonal, it will turn out to be a cold night that is good news if you are trying to spot in the meteor showers. it leads to a cold start on sunday, but the bright ones are many. cloud filling in across the south—western quarter. a high in the day of 22—23 celsis. good afternoon. the chinese president, xijinping, has urged the united states and north korea to show restraint amid the growing crisis o

that area of low pressure has been thereabouts across the british isles for much of the past week. across northern scotland from the word go. showers, if not longer spells of rain. that's not the only area. coming away to the opposite end of the country, showers running in up the bristol channel, getting up to the northern half of devon and cornwall, up to bristol. another feed coming in from the channel itself, away towards the kent and sussex coasts. further north, some dry weather across east midlands and east anglia, and the rest of the south—east, but generally speaking, the further north you go, the cloud fills in and some of those showers become ever more persistent. that will be the way of it for a good part of the morning across the north—east of scotland. even here, that cloud beginning to break into lunchtime and the early afternoon. and the wind is not as much of a feature across the british isles through friday, as was the case for some of you on thursday. with that combination, less breeze, more in the way of sunshine and showers, 22—23. we won't get to those lofty he

an area of low pressure sliding across the north of the british isles.es quite tightly packed. that shows us that the winds will be quite strong. stong gales at times across areas of scotland, with areas of rain working from west to east. but for the midlands, eastern england, in the south and the south—east, it'll start off dry and bright, and will stay that way for good parts of the day. cloud only very slowly increasing from the west. so even by 4pm in the afternoon, for east anglia, down to the south—east, there should be some sunshine around. 22—23 degrees is quite possible. mainly fine for the channel islands. just a bit of patchy rain creeping in here. that patchy rain continuing to work across the south—west of england. most of it quite light and patchy. perhaps some heavier bursts for coasts and hills. similar story there across wales. 16 degrees in cardiff for the middle of the afternoon. for northern ireland, even though the main area of rain will have cleared away by this stage, there's like to be some cloud left behind, some drizzle. so was

an area of low pressure sliding across the north of the british isles.ked. that shows us that the winds will be strong. gales at times, with areas of rain working from west to east. gales at times across areas of scotland, with areas of rain working from west to east. but for the midlands, eastern england, in the south and the south—east, it'll start off dry and bright, and will stay that way for good parts of the day. cloud only very slowly increasing from the west. so even by 4pm in the afternoon, for east anglia, down to the south—east, there should be some sunshine around. 22—23 degrees is possible. mainly fine for the channel islands. just a bit of patchy rain creeping in here. that patchy rain continuing to work across the south—west of england. most of it quite light and patchy. perhaps some heavier bursts for coasts and hills. similar story there across wales. 16 degrees in cardiff for the middle of the afternoon. for northern ireland, even though the main area of rain will have cleared away by this stage, there's like to be some cloud left behin

it has been a fine sunday across much of the british isles.wall. we have seen some cloud running into parts of northern the rest of england and wales, plenty of very warm sunshine. it isa wales, plenty of very warm sunshine. it is a fine evening out there, we will see overnight, some outbreaks of trains running from west and east, the breeze continues to freshen here, keep a fair amount of crowd from northern ireland. clear skies into england and for the rest of england and wales, plenty of very warm sunshine. it is a fine evening out there, we will see overnight, some outbreaks of trains running from west and east, the breeze continues to freshen here, keep a fairamount of continues to freshen here, keep a fair amount of cloud from northern ireland. clear skies into england and temperatures a little bit lower in rural spots. not everyone keeps the fine weather for monday, because there is a weather front approaching, england and wales it will brighten up going into the evening, one or two showers to the north and west of scotland. for clark i

notice the number of isobars, later in the day the western side of the british isles again looking wetinto thursday, so make the most of the day, it's looking super. thanks, philip, see you later! you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers. astrophysicist carol mundell is here to tell us what's caught her eye. we'll speak to carol in a minute, but first let's take a look at some of the front pages. brexit dominates the papers this morning. a picture of mo farah on the sunday telegraph immediately after the race, his head in his hands, but the lead story, britain will not stay in the eu by the backdoor the cabinet. they will leave the union and the customs union in 2019 and not stay in the eu by the backdoor. that was an articlejointly in the eu by the backdoor. that was an article jointly written by philip hammond and liam fox. the same subject, different spin in the observer front subject, different spin in the observerfront page subject, different spin in the observer front page this morning, david miliband, ed's brother, it says he makes a dramati

sunshine later in the day but i no means a write—off by any means at all, or widely across the british isles cloud and rain across the south—western part of the british isles. i call it naga's front because she would be peeved if she was anywhere near it, as you may well have been shocked just half an hour ago.|j as you may well have been shocked just half an hour ago. i don't understand why you are shocked by the word peeved. it is quite strong for half past whatever it was on a saturday morning. i know, you could have been more forceful. i was under something similar a couple of weeks ago when i was camping in pembrokeshire. we battled on through it, rather than sort of enjoying it. i bet you didn't say you are peeved with the weather then, when it was pouring down on you, i'm sure. thank you very much. imagine that when philip is camping, and the weather is bad, how many people must come up to him and say it is his fault. a small village in the cotswolds has been taking part in a landmark dna study to trace their family histories, with some surprising results. more than 100 villagers from

cloud and rain on the way to the north—west of the british isles and that has already arrived acrosscotland, northern ireland and will slowly move into parts of west of england and wales. ahead of that still some decent soundtrack through the rest of the afternoon. so through the afternoon things cloud over across west wales and south west england. but much of the rain arriving towards the evening. staying wet in northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland with some strong wind around the coast and hills. not feeling too bad further south and east. overnight the rain pushes east across the british isles with some heavy rain mixed in as it pushes across the midlands and into eastern england. a mild night than we have seen for the last couple of nights, 13,16 degrees. some of seen for the last couple of nights, 13, 16 degrees. some of the seen for the last couple of nights, 13,16 degrees. some of the rain could be slow to clear on thursday. but otherwise sunshine develops along with the showers. most widespread across the west. some of those heavy but w

vast majority will on friday night the low—pressure meanders aimlessly across the north of the british islesrds, introducing more cloud into england and wales on saturday, the transfer showery cure but the vast majority will stay on sunday and monday, it will stay largely dry with sunshine, feeling warm in the sunshine and further your showers by the stage across scotla nd your showers by the stage across scotland and northern ireland although the odd one could be on the heavy side, 18 and glasgow and further south—east, temperatures of around 25 degrees and more humid feel. in southern areas on sunday and monday, it will stay largely dry with sunshine, feeling warm in the sunshine and further north a few showers on monday, most places dry but on monday we will see heavy bursts of rain spreading from the west and strong winds as very few changes over the next few days, the wettest weather in the north—west and dry and warm to the south—east. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is 0utside source. as usual, we'll bring you a round—up of all the biggest stories from around the world. in india, the

these fronts are coming down across the british isles.ing bits and pieces of rain. that gradually worked down the eastern side of the pennines through the afternoon. the more southerly feature is producing drizzle in the southern counties. having said all of that, it is not a bad weekend. quite a bit of dry without there. if you have a plan i do not think the weather will get in the way today. while two showers further west, the bulk of those showers coming down with the odd weather front, but for northern ireland and a good part of scotland, it will be a decent day. there are more showers are further north you go in scotland. as we get on towards the latter part of the day, we have already heard about a number of athletes retiring on the track, it will be dry a ua heading off towards east london. the fringe continues apace. i do not think the weather will get in the way of events there either. through the evening and coming up towards 11 o'clock i think south—west scotland and northern ireland, anywhere down across this spine of the coun

. 0ne oi’ many parts of the british isles. 0ne or two showers in the mix.tails in a few minutes. first, our main story. white supremacists have been told to "go home" by the governor of virginia, after one person was killed during violent protests, when a car was driven into a group of people. 0vernight a 20—year—old man from ohio was arrested on suspicion of murder. more than 30 people have been injured at the protest. laura westbrook‘s report contains some disturbing images. this is what you represent! hate on the streets of this southern american city. chaos and violence erupted after a planned protest by white nationalists. the day started in a tense stand—off, as the group was surrounded by anti—racism activists. it then erupted into taunting, shoving, and outright brawling. this event has been declared an unlawful assembly... the rally was cancelled before it even began. the police took back the streets. the crowd dispersed, then this. a car ploughs through protesters. one person was killed. a state of emergency has been declared in cha rlottesville,

an area of low pressure sliding across the north of the british isles.zed isobars — notice the white lines quite tightly packed. that shows us that the winds will be quite strong. stong gales at times across areas of scotland, with areas of rain working from west to east. but for the midlands, eastern england, in the south and the south—east, it'll start off dry and bright, and will stay that way for good parts of the day. cloud only very slowly increasing from the west. so even by 4pm in the afternoon, for east anglia, down to the south—east, there should be some sunshine around. 22—23 degrees is quite possible. mainly fine for the channel islands. just a bit of patchy rain creeping in here. that patchy rain continuing to work across the south—west of england. most of it quite light and patchy. perhaps some heavier bursts for coasts and hills. similar story there across wales. 16 degrees in cardiff for the middle of the afternoon. for northern ireland, even though the main area of rain will have cleared away by this stage, there's like to be some cloud

an area of low pressure sliding across the north of the british isles.te tightly packed. that shows us that the winds will be quite strong. stong gales at times across areas of scotland, with areas of rain working from west to east. but for the midlands, eastern england, in the south and the south—east, it'll start off dry and bright, and will stay that way for good parts of the day. cloud only very slowly increasing from the west. so even by 4pm in the afternoon, for east anglia, down to the south—east, there should be some sunshine around. 22—23 degrees is quite possible. mainly fine for the channel islands. just a bit of patchy rain creeping in here. that patchy rain continuing to work across the south—west of england. most of it quite light and patchy. perhaps some heavier bursts for coasts and hills. similar story there across wales. 16 degrees in cardiff for the middle of the afternoon. for northern ireland, even though the main area of rain will have cleared away by this stage, there's like to be some cloud left behind, some drizzle. so was true f

a lot of isobars as france tumbled there were ever further towards the south—east and british isles. east anglia and then rain to follow. does it set is up for the weekend? to follow. does it set is up for the weekend ? thankfully to follow. does it set is up for the weekend? thankfully not. it swings into the parts of the north sea. once it does so, saturday is shaping up once it does so, saturday is shaping up to bea once it does so, saturday is shaping up to be a decent day. there are some shows to be had and a noticeable breeze coming across scotla nd noticeable breeze coming across scotland but from saturday a decent day. into sunday, that high pressure is still there. sunday in its own right shaping up to be a decent day. a lot of dry weather and a fair amount of sunshine around. temperature is nothing to write home about. the brie still coming in from the atlantic. not getting any heat from the continent. that ridge of high pressure is transient and as we start the new week, a new set of weather fronts roll in from the atla ntic weather fronts roll in from the atlantic and aga

an area of low pressure sliding across the north of the british isles.be strong. gales at times, with areas of rain working from west to east. but for the midlands, eastern england, in the south and the south—east, it'll start off dry and bright, and will stay that way for good parts of the day. cloud only very slowly increasing from the west. so even by apm, for east anglia, down to the south—east, some sunshine around. 22—23 degrees is possible. mainly fine for the channel islands. just some patchy rain here. that patchy rain continuing to work across the south—west of england. most of it quite light and patchy. perhaps some heavier bursts for coasts and hills. similar story there across wales. 16 degrees in cardiff for the middle of the afternoon. for northern ireland, even the main area of rain will have cleared away by this stage, there will be some cloud left behind, some drizzle. so was true for much of scotland. but to the north, the moray firth, aberdeenshire, they can see some brightness holding on. if that happens, temperatures could get to ab

the weekend has had something of a next start, depending where you are across the british isles.ve seen an old weather front thickening the cloud, the odd spot of rain. further north, another weather system is lurking in that band of cloud, bringing quite a wet start to central, southern and south—eastern parts of scotland. through the course of the afternoon, we‘ll drag that band of cloud and showery rain into the north—east of england. hopefully, kent and sussex will begin to brighten up at some point during proceedings. if we swing away towards the south—west, you are in for a really decent afternoon. a bit further north, just enough in the way of cloud for one or two passing showers through the midlands and wales. the thickest of the cloud will always be reserved close to the old weather front on the eastern side of the pennines. some showery bursts of rain there under fairly leaden skies. for northern ireland, the greater part of scotland, there will be some sunny intervals. quite a bit of dry weather, some passing showers on the breeze across the northern parts of scotland.

it has again been one of those days in parts of the british isles.weather, but in some locations, it has been quite tricky. let me show you motherwell. no complaints there. fir park, never looking better. but come further south and we run into an old weather front which has had enough about it to be producing the odd moderate if not heavy burst of rain. further north, it has been another day of sunny spells, but occasionally, the copybook has been blotted by the odd shower. overnight, we keep the weather front going maybe a tad further north and still with a bit about it. underneath the veil of cloud, temperatures will stay in double figures. but further north and west, once you get away from that cloud, down into single figures. not only do we have that weather front to contend with, but keep an eye on this area of low pressure and its attendant cloud and rain because that will eventually be a player in the south—east of england. again, not all doom and gloom. for a good part of scotland and northern ireland, some areas may stay dry and bright, but

that area of low pressure taking time to push on through the british isles but eventually, working theira day sunny spells and across the british isles. make the most of that and the dry weather that comes through in the first part of wednesday. gangs to that little ridge of high pressure, a bit like today, robert lee a bit more cloud, weather fronts lurking in the atlantic, eventually pushing that cloud and rain further east across the edition isles and a top temperature of 22 degrees. phil, thank you. that's all from me, continuing coverage on all the top stories in the bbc news channel. from us, goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at ten: a woman is killed and more than 30 people injured in violence at a far right rally in virginia. the state's governor had a clear message for the white supremacists there: our message is plain and simple: go home. you are not wanted in this great commonwealth. the chancellor and the international trade secretary say the government will seek a transitional period to help ease the process of brexit. learner drivers will be allowed to

the best of the brightness on the southern parts of the british isles. hello. it's wednesday.

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most of them came from the british isles, scotland, ireland, wales and england. the staircase opened in 1898. and it had taken 14 years to construct. by the time it opened, the capitol had gotten electricity, so the lights behind me were electric lights when the staircase was actually inaugurated. this is also a good place to talk about the beginnings of the capitol. how it began and the famous architects who worked on it. because after the civil war when the state decided it needed a larger and new capitol, a design contest was held. the winner was a canadian. his name was thompson fuller. he came up with a gorgeous design for the building, which included a large dome. ten years later, he had gotten only as far as two exterior walls. so mr. fuller moved on, and he was replaced by henry hobson richardson, a very well known 19th century architect. leopold idelitz and frederik ome stead. richardson and idelitz divided the building up. richardson started on this beautiful staircase on the great western staircase but died. and then he was replaced by the final archit

sunday yet again was another day of contrasting weather fortunes across the british isles.he further north and east you were, the drier and finer was your day. the cloud filled in after a bright enough start in the south. eventually, the skies became pretty leaden so there was urgent work to be done in the fields, and eventually the rain arrived. a wet start to monday, too. mild underneath the blanket of cloud and rain. the cloud sitting low on the high ground of the south and south—west. further north and east, again, it's a bright start to the day, some decent spells of sunshine. a rather cool start to the day, given those clear skies. but at least you've got that sunshine. make the most of it, because it won't last in all parts, by any means at all. the general rule of thumb is to drive this rain ever further towards the north and east. it'll make slow progress, there's no doubt about it. here we are in the middle part of the afternoon. by this stage, things will have cheered up in the south for england and wales. where the sun comes out, 20—21 certainly, possibly even a

for many parts of the british isles. but we can forecast largely dry with sunny spells. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven: 17 men and one woman who groomed girls and young women for sex in newcastle, are convicted of crimes including rape and trafficking. despite the abuses they've suffered the victims have demonstrated great bravery in recounting their experiences in court. operation sanctuary relied on evidence from an informant, a convicted child rapist who was paid 10,000 pounds — that's controversial there are dangerous men behind bars and vulnerable people protected, that would not have been the case if we had not used that informant. the us defends president trump's warning that he'll bring "fire and fury" to north korea if it threatens america. the 83—year—old man killed while walking his dogs in norfolk is named as peter wrighton. his family says he was "a lovely, gentle husband, dad and grandfather". ten years on from the financial crisis we examine its repercussions and will be speaking to the liberal democrat leader and former business secretary sir vi

in the saturday night we have the high—pressure establishing itself across the british isles.d that. turning chilly. early on sunday morning the temperature could be about 2—4 degrees. a cool start to sunday. but a bright start. it looks like a lovely day. most places will be dry. a little bit more cloud coming from the west later. temperature is still nothing to write home about. 17 in glasgow and belfast. 19 in cardiff. 22 in london. into the start of the new working week, we revert to type. the rain is returning from the west. heavy rain at that. that's across western and central areas in —— and that rain will become slow moving into tuesday. more wet weather to come. into the south—east corner there could be warmth and humidity and the chance that we could see that spawning heavy and thundery downpours on tuesday. sunshine and showers the story for most of us on tuesday. temperatures 60— 20. in the longer term we stick with the u nsettled longer term we stick with the unsettled theme but the weekend should remain mainly dry, with spells of sunshine. that's all for now. thi

tuesday into web and on the same low pressure driving the weather fronts into the west of the british isles, still the moist air in the south of britain and of the sun comes out, we could see the temperatures around 26, further north, a disappointing day for any time of the year but especially in august. here we are, warmerfor especially in august. here we are, warmer for a especially in august. here we are, warmerfor a time in the coming week, the driest of the weather in the south but further north there will be periods of rain. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. 7—year—old, julian cadman, with dual british and australian citizenship has been confirmed as one of the victims to die in the terrorist attack in barcelona. police in spain, investigating the terror attacks that claimed iii lives, have said they've seized more than 120 gas canisters in the house which exploded in alcaner on wednesday. fraudsters aiming to scam people out of their pension could soon face fines of up to half a million pounds, as the govern

widely into the teens across the western side of the british isles, with the last of the heat holdingy much we're all in this fresher run of atlantic air will come in moving from west to east. that area of low pressure will still be close to ireland. that pushes the front back and across northern ireland, so that is not a shower there, but persistent rain, and will be in the north part of scotland. elsewhere, a pretty reasonable day. temperatures coming back to the seasonal norm. but with a bit of sunshine, it will feel pleasant at about 21 or 22 at best. friday, similar sort of fare. still got the low pressure out there, still throwing the chance of some pretty hefty showers across the northern half of britain. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and naga munchetty. president trump announces a new strategy to take on the taliban in afghanistan. he says there will be no hasty withdrawal and the us will "fight to win." these killers need to know they have nowhere to hide, that is no place is beyond the reach of american might and american arms. good morning. it's tuesday, the 22n