the british isles, then he would think.d thinklj divides us within the british isles, then he would think. i think the story isjust a then he would think. i think the story is just a lot of nonsense, it really is. the sun would never waste an opportunity to accuse someone like leo varadkar of being an airhead, but if you look at what they have said, all he is saying is that with no deal they will be no deal on skies, and that is absolutely true. he is not the first person to say that. everyone has acknowledged that if there is absolutely no deal on anything then the planes won't fly and the ports will close and everything else. it certainly won't happen like that. the concern is, as borisjohnson said in the house of commons this week, the irish border is being played to drive the whole of the brexit deal when it is a very important part of it but it shouldn't drive the whole deal. and that might be true, but to focus on what leo varadkar has said about the skies agreement, making it sound like he is banning british planes f

relatively weak weather front, a bit british isles.ugh today. the band of cloud are still some sharon rain, going a bit south eastwards as we go on through the night. some slightly cooler air behind the weather fronts. down towards the south—east, another warm and muggy night. as we go through tomorrow, we watch or to weather fronts very weak affairs by this stage, not much rain on them, behind the weather fronts we are going to continue something a little bit less hot. a bit fresher in temperatures of the field, down towards the south—east, i had of a weakening weather fronts, it is going to be another hot day. he issues a afternoon, some showers scraps into the far north—west of scotland. 20 celsius in glasgow, similarto scotland. 20 celsius in glasgow, similar to sugar scotland. 20 celsius in glasgow, similarto sugar in scotland. 20 celsius in glasgow, similar to sugar in belfast. the weather front breaking apart, areas of cloud, the south—east of doubt, temperatures in london and norwich once again up to 30 celsius orjust a touch h

take a look towards the middle part of the week, and we've got this warm front approaching the british islesoutbreaks of rain setting in here through wednesday afternoon, turning quite heavy as well. i think it probably will cloud over across wales and south—western england too. we'll get some rain towards the end of the day working into west scotland, but that still leaves east anglia and the south—east of england with warm air, temperatures up to 27. so pushing into the 80s in terms of fahrenheit. showers will continue to be a feature on thursday into north—western areas, some of these could be quite heavy, and normally there's a good deal of cloud in the north—west, keeping the temperatures generally in the low 20s. not bad for the time of year, but it's the heat is really lingering in east anglia and the south—east of england as well. that's your weather. a very warm welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: president trump says he's ready to meet iran's leaders any time and with no preconditions. fleeing s

a while since we have had one of these crossing the british isles, but it is going to bring some outbreaksady setting in across the west of scotland, parts of northern ireland, there are heavy bursts here, but the rain band will tend to fizzle as it sinks further south and east. for eastern scotland and certainly down into england and wales, it will be dry through the night with some clear spells. warm and muggy towards the south east, 17 or 18 degrees the minimum temperature, but here, we are looking at plenty of sunshine to take us through the first part of friday. the weather front moving out of northern ireland and scotland, down into the north of england, wales, the south west of england, all the while fizzling away, turning increasingly light and patchy as far as the rain goes. scotland and northern ireland will be left with a lot of cloud, some spots of damp weather, 19 degrees, temperatures well up into the 20s across the south—east and, if you're looking for rain in the south—east corner, the chance for that comes during friday evening in the form of some hit and miss thunderstorm

but the north—west in the british isles, we have weather fronts moving in with some cold fronts.ions, particularly discovered in northern ireland on tuesday. here is the weak front. it isa tuesday. here is the weak front. it is a band of cloud producing a few spots of cloud and rain across parts of england and wales. hot and humid to the south—east, fresher to the north—west. lots of sunshine in the northern isles, particularly in western scotland. temperatures in glasgow and belfast about 20 and 21 degrees in the sunshine. bailey tardy and parts of northern england, wales, with most places drain the south—east, just a small risk of an isolated shower, and temperatures once again getting to 30 degrees or even higher on tuesday afternoon. into the evening hours, it is looking dry across the country. tuesday night into wednesday morning, still hot and humid in the south and the east, so temperatures here holding up in the mid—teens. so the fresher north—west. ii or 12 degrees the overnight lows in scotla nd degrees the overnight lows in scotland and northern ireland as well. into w

take a look towards the middle part of the week, and we've got this warm front approaching the british islesthe cloud up in northern ireland, and outbreaks of rain setting in here through wednesday afternoon, turning quite heavy as well. i think it probably will cloud over across wales and south—western england too. we'll get some rain towards the end of the day working into west scotland, but that still leaves east anglia and the south—east of england with warm air, temperatures up to 27. so pushing into the 80s in terms of fahrenheit. showers will continue to be a feature on thursday into north—western areas, some of these could be quite heavy, and normally there's a good deal of cloud in the north—west, keeping the temperatures generally in the low 20s. not bad for the time of year, but it's the heat is really lingering in east anglia and the south—east of england as well. those temperatures build further towards the end of the week into the weekend. look at cambridge, not far from 30 here. cloudy but bright in north—western parts of the uk but towards the end of the week, some areas coul

further north—west across the british isles, some weatherfronts moving in, some cold fronts, so they'red and northern ireland on tuesday. here's that weak front, a band of cloud producing a few spots of rain across parts of southern scotland, northern england and perhaps into wales as well. hot and humid to the south—east, fresher to the north—west. a few showers pushing into the western isles but the northern isles, largely dry and sunny. lots of sunshine across western parts of scotland. the chance of a shower in the east. temperatures in glasgow and in belfast too, 20 or 21 degrees in the sunshine. slightly cloudier across parts of northern england and wales. most places dry in the south—east. just a small risk of an isolated shower and temperatures once again getting up to 30 degrees or even a bit higher on tuesday afternoon. into the evening hours, looking dry across the country. tuesday night and wednesday morning, still hot and humid in the south and the east, temperatures here holding up into the mid—teens, slightly fresher further north—west, 11 or 12 degrees our overnight lows

sectionrawn from this directly eastward will touch of the british isles at exactly the same latitude.surprise you to know that the capital city of alaska,, juneau, is not a remote northern settlement but lies almost on the same line of latitude as the great city of london, and is almost as easy to get to. and climate and appearance, southeastern alaska is like maine, new hampshire and vermont. thaty seem hard to believe washington dc gets colder in winter than does juneau, the capital of alaska. what sold my heart for alaska was the first site of its main approach by water, the inside passage. whichmed channel along that'll -- along which vessels moved so peacefully among glaciers. now, myriad of violence, some large and others small but all beautiful, please the eye of the beholders. along the inside passage are alaska's first cities. this is juneau, the capital city with about 6000 inhabitants. the chief source of employment is one of the worlds greatest engineering projects, the famous gold mines. it makes this region a veritable promised land. government roads wind through ande fo

. >> before putin, president trump travels to the british isle to meet with the british prime ministernd the queen of england. they expect huge protests. trump has a good relationship with may, more or less. here's the two of them chatting yesterday at the class photo. may is desperate for trade deals as the uk makes its exit from the eu. we'll follow the president as he moves across the continent and to the british isles. you can find me at scott mcgrew. >> thanks, scott. >> 5:48. as they say, something is always happening at the zoo. but today, at the oakland zoo, it is a day literally decades in the making. today's the grand opening for the zoo's massive california trail expansion. we're talking 56 acres of new terrain, more than doubling the zoo's size. the work took more than three years to complete. the zoo leaders started putting this together 25 years ago. oakland mayor libby schaaf will be among those attending the ribbon cutting ceremony. it takes place at 10:30 this morning. >> nice and fun to go out there. >> bring a bottle of water, keep filling it up. you have to stay hyd

associated france looks like it m oves a cross associated france looks like it moves across the british isleshere isa by the time we get to friday, there is a higher chance of seeing that showery rain. there could be thunderstorms for parts of the east of england, but don't take the position of the showers to literally because they could change between 110w because they could change between now and then. temperatures around the mid 20s, but some of the rainfall will be welcome, i think. further ahead through the course of the weekend and on into next week, it looks like high pressure once again tries to building, but we also have fronts trying to move towards the north—west of the uk, too. the general picture is removed to the course of next week is something of a north/ south split, but after that u nsu btle start to a north/ south split, but after that unsubtle start to the new week, things will eventually become drier and brighter, particularly towards the south and east with royne most likely across north—western parts of the country. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10: france

further north—west across the british isles, some weatherfronts moving in, some cold fronts, so they'ren tuesday. here's that weak front, a band of cloud producing a few spots of rain across parts of southern scotland, northern england and perhaps into wales as well. hot and humid to the south—east, fresher to the north—west. a few showers pushing into the western isles but the northern isles, largely dry and sunny. lots of sunshine across western parts of scotland. the chance of a shower in the east. temperatures in glasgow and in belfast too, 20 or 2! degrees in the sunshine. slightly cloudier zone across parts of northern england and into wales too. most places dry in the south—east. just a small risk of an isolated shower and temperatures once again getting up to 30 degrees or even a bit higher than that on tuesday afternoon. into the evening hours, looking dry across the country. tuesday night and wednesday morning, still hot and humid in the south and the east, temperatures here holding up into the mid—teens, slightly fresher further north—west, ii or 12 degrees our overnight lows

equal to sweden the gap between rich and poor where the now is a billion the whole of history the british isles people could start a family in their twenty's you could get a hug we have full employment we'll find employment you know you could actually choose what job you want to not this fake full employment we have now where your sanction to death if you don't take any job you can possibly find you had to resume often and pointing to those employment figures but of course even in mainstream media than talking about the working poor not even being able to afford houses you claim that the fat right to buy a policy of being able to effect the privatisation of council housing is one explanation of why fewer people now starting the yes initially right to buy was the biggest transfer of wealth that the poor had ever got in britain initially but you bought your council house if you'd lived some years with a discount but then you sold it on to a private landlord and that private landlord then charges a private went in the council went and you suddenly find that the country as a whole is in a much wors

take a look towards the middle part of the week, and we've got this warm front approaching the british islesnorthern ireland, and outbreaks of rain setting in here through wednesday afternoon, turning quite heavy as well. i think it probably will cloud over across wales and south—western england too. we'll get some rain towards the end of the day working into west scotland, but that still leaves east anglia and the south—east of england with warm air, temperatures up to 27. so pushing into the 80s in terms of fahrenheit. showers will continue to be a feature on thursday into north—western areas, some of these could be quite heavy, and normally there's a good deal of cloud in the north—west, keeping the temperatures generally in the low 20s. not bad for the time of year, but it's the heat is really lingering in east anglia and the south—east of england as well. those temperatures build further towards the end of the week into the weekend. look at cambridge, not far from 30 here. cloudy but bright in north—western parts of the uk but towards the end of the week, some areas could reach the low

on to europe where all the we've got some fronts moving into the northwest of the british isles, as you northern germany and read across scandinavia. although there or heavy showers stomach... it's been hot and dry for much of 2018 across scandinavia. in sweden, with those high temperatures set to persist over the next few days, we are starting to see or any more wildfires. dozens of wildfires burning across central parts of us we didn't, including this one here. even to the north of the arctic circle, lots of wildfires still. no sign of significant rain or a dip in the temperature across scandinavia. in the uk, our whether staying mostly dry. the dodgers on the rise again for next week. goodbye for now. “— again for next week. goodbye for now. —— the temperatures on the rise again for next week. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. israel passes a law which defines it as a uniquelyjewish state. the israeli government calls it a landmark moment — but it's fuelling anger among its arab minority. the nationality bill is a hate crime. they are totally discriminating against t

a line drawn from this center section directly eastward will touch the british isles, which are exactlye latitude. it may surprise you to know that juno, the capital city of alaska, located in this section, is not a remote northern settlement, but in reality, lies on almost the same line of latitude as the great city of london and is just as easy to get to. in climate as well as general appearance, southeastern alaska is like our own new england states, such as maine, new hampshire, or vermont. it may seem hard to believe, but nevertheless true that washington, d.c., gets colder in winter than does juneau, the capital of alaska. ♪ what sold my heart for alaska was the first site of its main approach by water, the beautiful sheltered stretch called the inside passage. in the last ice age, the same tunnels along which the vessels move peacefully were mighty glaciers. the ice melted away, ocean water flowed in to the carved out fjord, and now this. along the inside passage are alaska's first cities. this is juneau, the capital city, with about 6000 inhabitants. and, the chief source of emp

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what is driving itright across the top of the british isles that the moment.unshine to take us through the morning into the afternoon. more cloud. it could be bringing the odd spot of drizzle. 24- 25. bringing the odd spot of drizzle. 24— 25. wales and england, a lot of people will be watching the big match this afternoon. lots of sunshine. 32 degrees in the south—east. a small chance of having a road show. as promised, a look at the weather in russia. samara, scattered cloud overhead. blue skies as well. temperatures around kick—off at three o'clock, about 26 degrees. the fine weather should continue through the match. a little bit hot for the players. wimbledon, temperatures are even higher. 30 degrees this afternoon we expect with spells of sunshine to be had. patchy cloud at times. as i mentioned, a small chance for a shower in the far south—east, especially kent and sussex in the early afternoon. fine and dry. clear spells. misty and murky. a change up to the north—west. cloud creeping its way through the picture. the odd spot of drizzle in the western is

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towards the middle of the week, we have this warm front approaching the british isles and that will bringturning heavier. some of the damp weather gets into western scotland before the end of the day and it will cloud over in wales and the sw, leaving the best of the sunshine and the highs temperatures in east anglia and south—east england. further showers in the forecast on thursday, the majority of these from northern england and north wales northwoods, the south—east of england and east anglia staying dry. it's across this quarter of england that we have those high temperatures, 27 on friday. the heat becomes more widespread towards the end of the week and the weekend. temperatures not far from 30 degrees week and the weekend. temperatures not farfrom 30 degrees in cambridge, but the hottest areas the end of the week could see temperatures pushing into the low thirties. the heat for some is going to return. this is your business briefing. i'm sally bundock. after yea rs of struggle with compensation bills for oil spills, will rising oil prices turn into earnings gold for oil giant bp?

further north—west across the british isles, some weatherfronts moving in, some cold fronts, so they'reonditions, particularly to scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. here's that weak front, a band of cloud producing a few spots of rain across parts of southern scotland, northern england and perhaps into wales as well. hot and humid to the south—east, fresher to the north—west. a few showers pushing into the western isles but the northern isles, largely dry and sunny. lots of sunshine across western parts of scotland. the chance of a shower in the east. temperatures in glasgow and in belfast too, 20 or 21 degrees in the sunshine. slightly cloudier zone across parts of northern england and into wales too. most places dry in the south—east. just a small risk of an isolated shower and temperatures once again getting up to 30 degrees or even a bit higher than that on tuesday afternoon. into the evening hours, looking dry across the country. tuesday night and wednesday morning, still hot and humid in the south and the east, temperatures here holding up into the mid—teens, slightly fresh

police from every part of the british isles.n particular, does she want to hold his hand again? is that what it's all about? you're making a rod for your own back. dennis skinner. now, this week saw the death of dawn sturgess, the woman who, along with her partner, was exposed to the nerve agent novichok. the prime minister said the police and emergency services were working to establish the full facts of what was now a murder inquiry. in march, former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia were both treated at the same hospital in salisbury after being poisoned with the substance. last week, the chief medical officer for england said the risk to the wider public remains low, but that people in the local area should not pick up any strange items such as needles, syringes or unusual containers, given that the source of the contamination has not yet been found. this advice remains unchanged. the most important thing going forward, after this vary serious security incident, is that we limit speculation, we limit guesswor

take a look towards the middle part of the week, and we've got this warm front approaching the british islesreaks of rain setting in here through wednesday afternoon, turning quite heavy as well. i think it probably will cloud over across wales and south—western england too. we'll get some rain towards the end of the day working into west scotland, but that still leaves east anglia and the south—east of england with warm air, temperatures up to 27. so pushing into the 80s in terms of fahrenheit. showers will continue to be a feature on thursday into north—western areas, some of these could be quite heavy, and normally there's a good deal of cloud in the north—west, keeping the temperatures generally in the low 20s. not bad for the time of year, but it's the heat is really lingering in east anglia and the south—east of england as well. those temperatures build further towards the end of the week into the weekend. look at cambridge, not far from 30 here. cloudy but bright in north—western parts of the uk but towards the end of the week, some areas could reach the low 30s in the very hottest sp

take a look towards the middle part of the week, and we've got this warm front approaching the british isless of rain setting in here through wednesday afternoon, turning quite heavy as well. i think it probably will cloud over across wales and south—western england too. we'll get some rain towards the end of the day working into west scotland, but that still leaves east anglia and the south—east of england with warm air, temperatures up to 27. so pushing into the 80s in terms of fahrenheit. showers will continue to be a feature on thursday into north—western areas, some of these could be quite heavy, and normally there's a good deal of cloud in the north—west, keeping the temperatures generally in the low 20s. not bad for the time of year, but it's the heat is really lingering in east anglia and the south—east of england as well. those temperatures build further towards the end of the week into the weekend. look at cambridge, not far from 30 here. cloudy but bright in north—western parts of the uk but towards the end of the week, some areas could reach the low 30s in the very hottest spots.

to sweden the gap between rich and poor where the now it's a billion the whole of history the british isles people could start a family in their twenty's you could get a hug we have an employment we will find employment you know you could actually choose what job you want not this fake full employment we have now where your sanction to death if you don't take any job you can possibly find you have to resume often and pointing to those employment figures but of course even in mainstream media than talking about the working poor not even being able to afford houses you claim that the right to buy a policy of being able to effect the privatization of council housing is one explanation of why fewer people now are starting the yes initially right to buy was the biggest transfer of wealth that the poor had ever got in britain initially but you bought your council house if you'd lived some years with a discount but then you sold it on to a private landlord and that private landlord then charges a private went in the council went and you suddenly find that the country as a whole is in a much worse

take a look towards the middle part of the week, and we've got this warm front approaching the british isleshern ireland, and outbreaks of rain setting in here through wednesday afternoon, turning quite heavy as well. i think it probably will cloud over across wales and south—western england too. we'll get some rain towards the end of the day working into west scotland, but that still leaves east anglia and the south—east of england with warm air, temperatures up to 27. so pushing into the 80s in terms of fahrenheit. showers will continue to be a feature on thursday into north—western areas, some of these could be quite heavy, and normally there's a good deal of cloud in the north—west, keeping the temperatures generally in the low 20s. not bad for the time of year, but it's the heat is really lingering in east anglia and the south—east of england as well. those temperatures build further towards the end of the week into the weekend. look at cambridge, not far from 30 here. cloudy but bright in north—western parts of the uk but towards the end of the week, some areas could reach the low 30s

further north—west across the british isles, some weatherfronts moving in, some cold fronts, so they'reresher conditions, particularly to scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. here's that weak front, a band of cloud producing a few spots of rain across parts of southern scotland, northern england and wales as well. hot and humid to the south—east, fresher to the north—west. a few showers pushing into the western isles but the northern isles, largely dry and sunny. lots of sunshine across western parts of scotland. the chance of a shower in the east. temperatures in glasgow and in belfast too, 20 or 21 degrees in the sunshine. slightly cloudier across parts of northern england and wales. most places dry in the south—east. just a small risk of an isolated shower and temperatures once again getting up to 30 degrees or even a bit higher on tuesday afternoon. into the evening hours, looking dry across the country. tuesday night and wednesday morning, still hot and humid in the south and the east, temperatures here holding up into the mid—teens, slightly fresher further north—west, ii or

tuesday the's weather, to the middle part of the week and we have a warm front approaching the british islesof rain on wednesday afternoon will turn quite heavy. it will cloud over across wales and south—western england and we will get rain working towards west scotla nd get rain working towards west scotland for the end of the day, but that leaves east anglia and the south—east of england with warm air, temperatures up to 27. 80s in terms of fahrenheit. showers will be a feature on thursday into north—western areas, some could be quite heavy and normally there's a good deal of cloud in the north—west, keeping the temperatures generally in the low 20s, not bad for the time of year but the heat is really lingering in east anglia and the south—east of england as well. those temperatures will build into the weekend, cambridge, not farfrom 30 here. cloudy but bright in north—western parts of the uk but towards the end of the week, some areas could reach the low 30s in the very hottest spots. that's your weather. i'm babita sharma with bbc news. our top story: raging wildfires in california have

further north—west across the british isles, some weatherfronts moving in, some cold fronts, so they'res, particularly to scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. here's that weak front, a band of cloud producing a few spots of rain across parts of southern scotland, northern england and perhaps into wales as well. hot and humid to the south—east, fresher to the north—west. a few showers pushing into the western isles but the northern isles, largely dry and sunny. lots of sunshine across western parts of scotland. the chance of a shower in the east. temperatures in glasgow and in belfast too, 20 or 21 degrees in the sunshine. slightly cloudier across parts of northern england and wales. most places dry in the south—east. just a small risk of an isolated shower and temperatures once again getting up to 30 degrees or even a bit higher on tuesday afternoon. into the evening hours, looking dry across the country. tuesday night and wednesday morning, still hot and humid in the south and the east, temperatures here holding up into the mid—teens, slightly fresher further north—west, 11 or 12

high pressure in control across a large part of europe, the british isles very much within that.ng rain at times for scotland and the west of northern ireland and choose deanne wednesday but the weather this week is dominated by the fact it is briefly cooler. just a couple of days. sunshine with high pressure and warming up in the south later in the week, and by the end of the week, southern areas will be near 30 celsius once again. if you want cooler weather, make the most of it, it will not last long, and if you wa nt it will not last long, and if you want rain, there is barely any in the forecast for and get another week. that is the latest weather. this is bbc news. the top stories. officials in thailand say at least four boys have been rescued from a flooded cave system — as ambulances are seen arriving , leaving the site. the boys and their football coach have been trapped in the complex cave system for almost a fortnight and were found by rescue divers earlier this week. divers have taken the boys through a difficult part of the route. it is understood 90 have been involve

cloud that's marching its way across the northwest it's pretty soggy across many parts of the british isles the northwestern parts of france and pretty windy as well it's also not that warm a maximum temperature just of twenty three degrees is expected on monday as that system tries to push further east was though it will break up a bit so what will see is rather the cold day all filtering its way eastwards we'll see eventually the hot air beginning to push its way back northwards again so things are going to get hope once more but for now we'll see some heavy rain over parts of norway and stretching down through the low countries ahead of that is still very hot but thirty five degrees and actually many of us and the eastern parts of europe will be seeing the temperatures over thirty degrees but they could be a few thunderstorms around now across the other side of the mediterranean plenty of settled weather here so pretty hot in tunis though about thirty five degrees not as hot to him or bad here on maximum will be held down to around twenty four or twenty five this central belt of africa w

there is a close affinity of the british isles that the president has, and he's always talked in interviewswould be to meet the queen. so, even though this was not a state visit, of course the government has moved the goalposts a little bit so that they can facilitate a meeting with the queen and she has met ten of the 11 presidents since the coronation in 1953, but i'm not sure that she's met a us president quite like donald trump. and our royal correspondent nicholas was telling me earlier that she would have been intrigued by donald trump. she's seen everything in her time. she's hosted all sorts of world leaders, but she'd want to get the measure of him. it went pretty smoothly to be honest. there were some who were a little nervous about what the president might do because he's prone to be odd, vigorous handshake. but aside from the moment when they were inspecting the garden where he just got slightly ahead of the queen, there was a bit of a problem with the choreography, it went off pretty well. and there is a still picture of the president and melania trump standing in the private a

it at the moment making its way into the northwestern parts of france and through parts of the british isles and this region is where we're going to see more thunderstorms as we head through the next few days for the central belt of europe there it will stay fine unsettled for us here and in the east that's where there's more in the way of wet weather we've already seen some flooding in romania but further north that's where we've got our area of low pressure of as lots of cloud here quite a few outbreaks of rain and it's not feeling that warm for us either so kiev there is a maximum just struggling to around fourteen degrees for the other side of the mediterranean largely fine and settled for most of us the difference well it depends on where the winds are coming from it's coming from the north it not so hot for the northern parts of egypt for hotter in tunis. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. each year child and so far an estimated fifteen million girls globally will marry before the age of eighteen. young girls compelled to marry after fleeing the war in syria share their stories on

had showers woman run in the heat in eastern europe but that arc of cloud now coming in to the british isles is going to be significant it's a cold front and as a result will bring in colder as if you the quotes happening overnight not put the temp to background of course his cooler of not want of again tomorrow but the ten for london is twenty two in paris is twenty seven this is sort of yellowish but orange is still pretty hot to the east for the netherlands belgium and germany the day of heat wife but even that i think will probably disappear by the time we get to sunday still plenty showers in the heat around about thirty mark anywhere from poland southwards towards greece this may not be the end it'll probably have again we got to twenty eight in paris after all on sunday and all this happening over land if you come back over the trading it's fine warm and sunny the heat on the. coasts of the north off grizz high in places tunisia about thirty seven on the coast argyria up it's a little forty's can't get further inland but otherwise it's just sunshine will to will clearly it's the same

cloud, devious and atlantic weather system, and it has been awhile since we have is crossing the british isleshern ireland, the odd heavy burst, but the rent and will fizzle as it sinks further south and east. for eastern scotland and england and wales it will be dry through the night. quite warm and muggy in the south—east, 17 or 18 the minimum temperature. here we are looking at plenty of sunshine to take us through the first part of friday. the weather front here been done into northern england, wales, the south—west of england, all the while sizzling away, turning light and patchy as far as the rain goes. scotla nd patchy as far as the rain goes. scotland and northern ireland will be left with cloud and doubt whether, 19 degrees. temperatures well into the 20s in the south—east. and if you are looking for rain in the south—eastern corner, the chancellor that comes during friday evening in the form of heat and miss thunder storms. not everyone will see one of these, but if you catch one you will know about it. it could bea one you will know about it. it could be a lot of rain in a short spa

cause all this mayhem that we've already heard from these benches, police from every part of the british islesse the government and the prime minister in particular, does she want to hold his hand again? because that's what it's all about. you're making a rod for your own back. the honourable gentleman is entitled to his own robust views, but the fact of the matter is that president trump is the democratically elected leader of the united states of america, which is historically and currently our most important ally. it's a hugely important relationship in terms of the security and prosperity of his constituency and the constituencies of every mp in house, and we should make him welcome. as one of the many people in this house who does love america, could the minister explain however why so much money, £5 million in scotland, is being spent to protect the president at a time when we are so badly stretched, and, in effect, he's going to play golf on his own golf course? it is a lot of money, resources are tight, but he is the president of the united states here on an official visit and it is ou

heat wave is coming to a close proper colder weather this white planet here has swept through the british isles and frost freezing thunderstorms and some flooding as a result but is drop the temps across significantly so we'll end up with something like twenty two in london still twenty six in paris but you know it's a head it's still hot so if you want to but in twenty seven stockings come down a bit in this general area is the while we're always seeing frequent slow moving thunderstorms they're still going on but the rain proper on its way through eventually take that heat away from the low countries and from germany and will end up there for about twenty four hours time with temperatures of the order of twenty something not thirty something it's not a huge drop for berlin but i think it'll feel a lot fresher that doesn't mean the end of it i think he will come back again rich twenty paris already and he's still thirty five in the dritte not he wants to move knowles such changes afoot over northern europe for the size not really a few showers around even the audience of mostly with cloud free