in the shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday.for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you are certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for a settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. 0n the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank that big area of high pressure, which i'm sure you're getting used to, it's been there over s

an area of high pressure close by in scandinavia settling the weather down across much of the british islesho have opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you're certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for our settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. on the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank that big area of high pressure, which i'm sure you're getting used to by now,

in the shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday.for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you're certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for our settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. 0n the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank that big area of high pressure, which i'm sure you're getting used to by now, it's been ther

in the shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday. at 25 degrees. for those of you who have opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you are certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for a settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. on the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank that big area of high pressure, which i'm sur

in the shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday.ave opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you're certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for our settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. on the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank that big area of high pressure, which i'm sure you're getting used to by now, it's

in the shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday.e opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you are certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for a settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. 0n the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank that big area of high pressure, which i'm sure you're getting used to, it's been ther

temperatures, 12, 13, 14. the british isles. temperatures, 12, 13, 1a.t sea track, you are still getting relatively mild airfrom the cap are you are still getting relatively mild air from the cap are consonant. temperatures well in the teens if not 20 or 21 degrees. here we are. good friday. a glorious day. a bit of fairweather cloud but nothing to scare the horses. just a word, the uv levels are quite high, noticed the temperatures are on the up as well and the pollen levels are quite high as well so take precautions if you have do. here we are on into the weekend. that weather front is just tumbling its way into the north—western part of scotland, the cloud getting along parts of scotla nd cloud getting along parts of scotland and northern ireland, other fronts trying to work their way and towards the western side of the british isles. but, on the whole temperatures reach their peak on saturday and it looks like a pretty decent weekend for many. this is the business briefing. i'm ben bland. a $12.7 billion valuation. 0nline scrapbooking company pintere

day of transformation where the low pressure really begins to dominate across the west of the british islesowards the eastern of europe, and notice how those colours drain away as we move into the second half of the week, and indeed into next weekend, that little pulse of something slightly warmer there indicative perhaps of some more u nsettled indicative perhaps of some more unsettled weather coming out of the atlantic. as a consequence, from mid week on what it water and much cooler, there will be showers or thunderstorms moving northwards during the course of wednesday, particularly, which may well start dry across the heart of england and wales, but notice what happens here. that's the showers, if not longer spells of rain, if not thunderstorms. it will only be at the stage for a time during the daylight hours that scotland and northern ireland is great but i think overnight from wednesday to thursday will push those belts of rain everfurther north. thursday will push those belts of rain ever further north. thursday, that low pressure very much the guiding feature of our weather, swing

shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday. have opted for the stay—at—home vacation for this particular weekend, you are beating those who have decided to head anywhere from a bureaucratic right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for a settled spell of weather is the jet strea m settled spell of weather is the jet stream as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. were trapped on the warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air 1 million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more of that injusta we start the new week. more of that injust a second. we start the new week. more of that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates and a bit of air whether cloud are not more than that on the east. the breed is around 10— 11—12. —— breeze. we have to think that big area of high pressure, which i'm sure you're getting used to, it's been there for a wee while. it will c

go too far north or north—west in the british isles, and you run into a lot of cloud.r front that has been trying to work its way into the british isles, failing to do so for many of us, thankfully, but it has been there to have overnight. we can see the first signs of it wanted to be the little bit further back towards the atlantic. not a particularly cold night, because the british as also, but as has been the case recently, one or two spots will be getting close to zero out in the countryside. there is the weather front, and at last, we can talk about some decent sunshine getting into the northern as an western isles, and the western side of northern ireland, where it has been quite cloudy, as well. elsewhere, another gloriously sunny day, and a warm day, indeed. it might get up to 26 degrees or so. from tuesday onwards, signs of a little bit of a change. initially, down in the south—western corner, where you have got this influence of the low pressure to consider. there will be more in the way of high—level cloud, here. i think it will have enough about it to have

an area of high pressure close by and scandinavia, settling the weather down across much of the british islesends that day, so lots of fine entitled weather to be high. we have another benefit from the area of high—pressure eyes at the air sinks into the middle of the high and flows out towards the british isles, expanding to that, at the part and we see in the next few days at temperature is set to rise. not all plain sailing, had i not pointed out the letter i linda clark (the plain sailing, had i not pointed out the letter i linda clark ( the isle of wight the way that made nothing of wight the way that made nothing of it, but what a difference it made to wednesday, this was the scene from the southern side of the aisle, things quite foggy different time. but no doubt about it, and many other locations had weather much more akin to that, dry bright conditions. we stopped at steak, frost free for the most part, but still fairly leaden skies to the eastern side of the pen names, and still onshore breeze and some of these eastern areas, that's going to have a real affect on the temperatures,

saturday turned out to be a decent day for many parts of the british isles.er of locations to get a similar effect because you can see that the heat was widespread across the british isles. the colours dribble away in this north—western quarter good reason. it wasn't a heatwave right around the coast, there were some onshore breezes along east anglia. the reason it was so cool across that north—western quarter is because of this weather front. it will still be around on sunday. a lot of cloud and some rain there as well. but elsewhere, sunday is going to prove to be another sparkling day. temperatures still in the low 20s and a number of locations just a fraction cooler around some of those exposed coasts about those temperatures are well above the seasonal norm. through the evening and overnight it will be a lovely evening again for many parts. there will be a sense that they will push this rain away from the mainland of scotland. not a cold night under —— underneath the clear skies. here we are for easter monday. it looks as though it will be a fine and sub

pretty decent fa re the british isles. pretty decent fare for many.flooding into us over the sort of pictures flooding into us over the past few hours. i don't expect much will change for many locations. a lot of warm sunshine around. but there is a notable exception and it will be this way for some time yet. a lot of cloud tied in with this system and at times there will be some heavy pulses of rain. that great zone of high pressure doing its stuff for many locations, keeping it fine and settled and it will be a glorious evening for the greater part of england, wales, southern part of scotland, the eastern side of ireland. easter sunday you will see a thickening of the cloud across northern and western scotland. frost free for many although it will turn out to be a pretty chilly night and a chilly start to sunday across parts of east anglia. there could be some fog, not a great deal of change as we work our some fog, not a great deal of change as we work oui’ way some fog, not a great deal of change as we work our way into the afternoon. still that f

the british isles, failing to do so for many of us.wanting to move a little bit further back towards the atlantic. not particularly cold, although as in recent nights some spots will be close to zero in the countryside. there is the weather front on monday, and at last we can speak of some decent sunshine getting into the northern and western isles, areas north of the great glen, and the western side of northern ireland. elsewhere, gloriously sunny and very warm. some may even get up to 26 degrees. from tuesday, signs ofa to 26 degrees. from tuesday, signs of a change. initially in the south—western quarter. we have this influence of low pressure to consider. there will be more high—level cloutier, and i think there could be one or two showers moving through the channel islands, to the south—west of england and wales, maybe to northern ireland. temperatures not as high as over the past few days. from wednesday we see the influence of low pressure, the heat that we have seen of late will work across the continent. the colours begin to d

that process of pulling the rain away from the british isles start as early as tonight. he western isles. and at last, we can speak about all part of the british isles tea m about all part of the british isles team some sunshine. i suspect, unlike today, some of the sunshine will be a bit hazy at times because there are no reports of cloud from france. it will still be a one day, you will settle it never is it returning in the western isles. things are becoming increasingly disturbed, not only across france. it is the south—west and quarter of the uk will see the first signs of example in our weather as you move to the middle part of the week. tuesday and acceptably for many, in excess tuesday and acceptably for many, in excess of 20 degrees. there will be some showers in the channel islands, maybe one or two going up as far north as northern ireland. where you will notice the difference is come wednesday,. forget all will notice the difference is come wednesday, . forget all about will notice the difference is come wednesday,. forget all about the high pressure and heat,

wednesday a day of transformation with the low—pressure to dominate across the west of the british isles side, notice how the colours drain away moving into the second half of the week and into next weekend. this little pulse of something warmer indicative of more unsettled weather coming out of the atlantic. as a consequence from mid week turning much cooler, showers and thunderstorms moving northwards during the course of wednesday which may well start dry across england and wales but notice what happens. longer spells of rain if not thunderstorms. only at this stage for a time during daylight hours that scotland and northern ireland but overnight wednesday into thursday it pushes the rain further north. here is thursday with the low pressure very much the guiding feature swinging and at times, these belts of showers and longer spells of rain with the odd thunderstorm in the mix from the south to the north across many parts of the british isles and where you may have experienced 25 recently, could be much closer to 15. and that the tail end of the week, not a great deal of change with

to a number of locations for a similar effect because the heat was quite widespread across the british isles a heatwave right round the coast, still some onshore breezes across parts of east anglia, 11 to 13 there and the reason it was so in cool the north—west was the weather front which will still be around starting tomorrow. a lot of cloud and rain, extensive rain overnight to the north and western isles but sunday elsewhere is going to prove another sparkling day, temperatures still into the low 20s and a number of places, always a fraction cooler around the exposed coasts. the temperatures for the most pa rt coasts. the temperatures for the most part are well above seasonal norm. through the evening and overnight it will be lovely again for many parts, butjust the sense we will push this rain away from the mainland of scotland, not particularly cold, under the clear skies it may be that east anglia sees temperatures dipping well into single figures. here we are for easter monday, looking like a fine and settled today again, not much change except in the north—western quarterfor change e

gone downhill nat'l the holiday weekend has got ass of the way lots of clouds piling in across british isles western areas the front standard spine of portugal adding to that western side all of them but it's right in this wet and windy weather will continue for another couple of days yet so we're looking at twenty four celsius in zurich some warm and some very heavy rain coming through here could see some localized flooding as a result of that wet and windy weather that cost much of the iberian peninsula through the press but it's pushing right up to the british isles seventeen or eighteen celsius full london after paris for me around twelve thirteen degrees there for madrid. come into central asian process with a fabulous weather is beginning into the low to mid twenty's the mill keep it that way as we go on into thursday but to make the most of it but in the vienna in the tempest go down by the end of the way as the wet windy weather continuing more blustery down poles coming through for western side of yemen of course some of that wet weather will lap to the on north of africa as you go

easterly winds blowing across the british isles, that means the thickest of the cloud will be focused, with some spots of rain, maybe the odd shower. further west, the best chance of seeing some sunshine, generally a mild day on saturday, but for some of these north sea coasts, it will be a little bit chilly with the wind coming in off the sea. on sunday, we keep easterly wind, a lot of cloud and the odd spot of drizzle, but as we go through the afternoon, there is a potential that we will see some sharp showers breaking out through the south—east, maybe into the midlands, wales, parts of north—west england, driven by some high temperatures. 15—17 degrees. monday is going to be another mild day, but as we get deeper into next week, the winds shift around to north—easterlies and those temperatures will drop again. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga minchetty our headlines today... a12 a 12 month extension to brexit. reports of a new rfid being put together by the president of the european council. —— a new offer. the head of boeing accepts for the first time

at last some good news for that north—western quarter of the british isles were eventually this systemlly reveal some sunshine here, and the temperature is responding. similar prospect across the western side of northern ireland and less in the way of an onshore breeze along some of the eastern shores, so here too temperatures picking up from the low teens to the mid—teens or so. next week, eventually and it will be a slow process, things turning markedly unsettled and turning just a bit cooler as well. back from the upper teens, low 20s, much closer to the seasonal norm for many parts of the british isles and for many there will be some rain. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines. police in londonderry investigating the murder of the journalist, lyra mckee, continue to question two men and make a fresh appealfor information. lyra's killers have succeeded in only one thing, and that is in uniting the entire community in condemnation. police call in extra officers from neighbouring forces to help clear climate protesters. this is the live scene in oxford circus in l

widely across the british isles, something very similar. like that everywhere. with an size of malvern island, through the western isles, and offer little cloud around many parts of the british ales. later on, there will be some rain. having said that, that is the place getting a dent. inland areas, it will be at the warmest day of the year, sunday will make 2a, if at 25, degrees or so. a little pulse of activity, thinking that cloud, bringing more rain across this western quarter. elsewhere, frost free. having said that, across east anglia, if the skies stay clear of night, it might get down to one or 2 degrees in rural spots. there could be fog first thing in that neck of the woods. 0therwise, be fog first thing in that neck of the woods. otherwise, not a great deal of changes. a lot of sunshine for many of you. if a bit of cloud in the the western quarter, only 11 01’ in the the western quarter, only 11 or 12. elsewhere, 1214. today, the pollen levels remain stubbornly high for many locations. any good news for many locations. any good n

the satellite picture shows these lumps of cloud circulating around, right on top of the british isles heavy downfalls but the area of low pressure driving the turbulent weather is sidling subtly westwards. further east, something drier and for all of us as the wind switches around to south—easterlies, some milder air being pulled in our direction. this is how it looks in more detail through the day ahead. rain where we are closest to the area of low pressure, across the south—west of england and wales, maybe west midlands, parts of northern ireland parts of rain at time. further north and east we will see more on the way of dry weather and spells of sunshine. with the south—easterly wind, temperatures higher than they have been. 1a degrees in london through the afternoon but at the same time rain splashing its way back into the south—west, parts of wales. more cloud for north—west england and south—west scotland but for into the north and east of scotland some good spells of sunshine with double—digit temperatures. the far north plagued by extra cloud and some spots of rain at times.

easterly wind lying across the british isles meaning the thickest of the cloud will be focused acrosse of seeing sunshine, generally a mild day on saturday but some of these north sea coast will find a chilli with the wind coming in off the sea. on sunday we keep easterly wind, a lot of cloud on the odd spot of drizzle but as we go through the afternoon there is a potential that we will see some sharp showers breaking out through the south—east, may be in two parts of north—west england, driven by some high temperatures. 15— 17 degrees. monday will be another mild day but as we get deeper into next week, the wind shifts around to north—easterly ‘s and the temperature will drop again. this is bbc news, the headlines: the man accused of a mass shooting at two mosques in new zealand last month has been ordered to undergo psychiatric testing by a judge to determine if he is fit to stand trial. boeing says it will do everything needed to regain people's trust after two fatal crashes of the boeing 737 max eight aircraft. that is after the report into last month's ethiopian airlines crush fo

warm day and we could even see 26 celsius somewhere down across the south—eastern quarter of the british islestuesday fairly similar with a sprinkling of showers across the south—western quarter into wales and northern ireland than from wednesday onwards things looking more unsettled and cooler. the headlines: more than 200 people have died after a series of explosions at churches and hotels in sri lanka. in the last few minutes, it's emerged up to 5 britons are among the dead. sir lankan authorities say seven people have been arrested in connection with the attacks. police say most of the explosions were suicide blasts, it's not yet clear who is responsible for the attacks. more than 830 people, who were protesting in london about climate change this week, have been arrested by police — 42 were charged. police in west yorkshire have arrested a number of people in connection with fires burning on ilkley moor. dozens of firefighters are still dealing with the blaze, which covers six acres. the queen has attended an easter service at windsor castle on the day she celebrates her 93rd birthday, sh

the satellite picture shows these lumps of cloud circulating around, right on top of the british islesiving the turbulent weather is sidling subtly westwards. western parts of the uk will see rain through friday. further east, something drier and for all of us as the wind switches around to south—easterlies, some milder air being pulled in our direction. this is how it looks in more detail through the day ahead. rain where we are closest to the area of low pressure, across the south—west of england and wales, maybe west midlands, parts of northern ireland outbreaks of rain at time. further north and east we will see more on the way of dry weather and spells of sunshine. with the south—easterly wind, temperatures higher than they have been. 11l degrees in london through the afternoon but at the same time rain splashing its way back into the south—west, parts of wales. maybe reaching the west midlands, northern ireland. more cloud for north—west england and south—west scotland but for into the north and east of scotland some good spells of sunshine with double—digit temperatures. the far

easterly wind blowing across the british isles, that means the thickest of the cloud will be focusedhower. further west, the best chance of seeing some sunshine, generally a mild day on saturday, but some of these north sea coasts it will be a little bit chilly with the wind coming in off the sea. on sunday, we keep easterly wind, a lot of cloud and the odd spot of drizzle, but as we go through the afternoon, there is a potential that we will see some sharp showers breaking out through the south—east, maybe into parts of north—west england, driven by some high temperatures. 15—17 degrees. monday is going to be another mild day, but as we get deeper into next week, the winds shift around to north—easterlies and those temperatures will drop again. this is the briefing. i'm victoria fritz. our top story: the man accused of the mass killings at two mosques in new zealand has appeared in court to face dozens of new charges. he has been ordered to undergo psychiatric tests. as the european union grows increasingly concerned over the possibility of a no deal brexit our european editor sits

temperatures up a notch or two widely across the british isles, of locations exceeding 20 degrees. unofficial results put the indonesian president well ahead in the general election. supporters ofjoko widodo have come here to try to catch a glimpse of the man they have just voted in as this country's next president, for the second time. north korea says it's tested a new type of tactical guided weapon — the first missile test since the hanoi summit between kim jong—un and president trump. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: at least 29 tourists have been killed after their bus overturned

at last some good news for that north—western quarter of the british isles were eventually this systemrt term and the cloud and rain will pull away to eventually reveal some sunshine and temperatures responding. similar prospect across the western side of northern ireland and less in the way of an onshore breeze along some of the eastern shores, so temperatures picking up from the low teens to the mid—teens oi’ from the low teens to the mid—teens or $0. from the low teens to the mid—teens or so. next week, from the low teens to the mid—teens orso. next week, eventually from the low teens to the mid—teens or so. next week, eventually and it will be a slow process, things turning unsettled and turning just a bit cooler as well. back from the upper teens, low 20s, bit cooler as well. back from the upperteens, low 20s, much bit cooler as well. back from the upper teens, low 20s, much closer to the seasonal norm for many parts of the seasonal norm for many parts of the british isles and for many there will be some rain. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 5pm. police in lo

back at wednesday's weather under an area of low pressure, we had clouds spiralling across the british islesattered showers. not feeling too bad and the sunshine, some of the showers quite heavy with hail, but for others, this is what we were greeted with the first thing in the morning. some lying snow, several centimetres in places across parts of scotland and north englad. it does look like this is a potential for further snow over the next few hours, but in a slightly different air. it is worth bearing in mind there could be a little bit of disruption on minor roads. that area of low pressure is slipping this southwest and that is where we are likely to see the most unsubtle weather over the next few hours. any snow is likely to be to higher ground across wales but it is worth bearing in mind we could see slushy deposits at lower levels and may be for a time into west midlands as well. circulating around that low is a band of showers, it'll be a pretty miserable early morning rush hour. elsewhere, some clearer skies and sunshine coming through. this area around scotland slowly edging its

it becomes marooned on top of the british isles on wednesday.rate to give showers and thunderstorms into the afternoon. ahead of that weather front, still warm. but behind it, the temperatures start to drop away which is the theme heading towards the end of the week. it does look like turning cooler and fresher. some showers drifting eastwards during thursday. by friday most of us will be dry but those temperatures significantly lower than they have been. to sum things up for the week ahead, largely drive for most of us at first, rain spreading slowly eastwards. there could be patchy, dense fog and it does turn warmerfor a time. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines: prayers in the street in sri lanka as church services are cancelled a week after more than 250 people were killed in the easter sunday bombings. more prominent health warnings on packets of opioid painkillers due to growing concern over levels of addiction. exit polls in spain suggest the governing socialist part have won most seats — but with no overall majority. the

under an area of low pressure, we had clouds spiralling across the british isles, we had gale force gusts. now, for some, it brought a classic april day. sunny spells and scattered showers, not feeling too bad in the sunshine. some of the showers quite heavy with some hail, but for others, well, this is what we were greeted with first thing in the morning. some lying snow, several centimetres in places across parts of scotland and north—east england. now, it does look as though there's a potential for further snow over the next few hours, but in a slightly different area, and it's worth bearing in mind that there could be a little bit of disruption on minor roads. that area of low pressure is slipping its way south—west and that is where we're likely to see the most unsettled weather over the next few hours. now, any snow is likely to be to higher ground across wales, but it's worth bearing in mind we could see some slushy deposits at lower levels and maybe for a time into the west midlands as well. circulating around that low is a band of showers, it'll be a pretty miserable early mornin

through quite a speckling of showers cloudless rolling in across the northwest there through the british isles into the pot so frost has a cold front that's where the really cold air is in place and that will continue to sink its way further south was and notice some snow over the alps there ten celsius there for london in paris a cool wet windy pretty miserable really a dry eleven celsius there for you have eight degrees there for moscow fam out to sunshine around seventy when the stis pushing up across vienna and the data into that's eastern side of germany three poland seventeen thousand nine hundred four vienna now this unsettled weather that we do have their own wednesday was by this is snow they now have some of the pyrenees as well as the outs as we go on into stay cool enough up towards a northwest more wet and windy weather coming in one's self just going to get to nine degrees for london twelve in passes something of a recovery here central parts of the med we'll still see some showers some wet weather then to northern areas of italy through sardinia little bit of that cloud also str

it is from wednesday onwards that we will see a significant crumble across all parts of the british islesvery much cooler and more unsettled. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: more than 200 people have died after a series of explosions at churches and hotels in sri lanka. at least 400 people are injured. sri lankan authorities say seven people have been arrested — they've imposed a nationwide curfew and restrictions have been introduced on social media. christian worshippers in three churches were targetted as they celebrated easter. there were blasts at four hotels — 27 foreign nationals are believed to be among the dead. labour's deputy leader, tom watson, says the party must promise another brexit referendum to prevent nigel farage from gaining political ground. now on bbc news. radio 1 newsbeat has travelled the world to find out what unites teenagers wherever they are — from education, friends and family, to finding fun. being 17 has never been easy. no longerfeeling like a child, but technically not yet an adult. in most countries, you can't drive, drink alcohol

you can see the clear skies across the british isles, much of the continent into scandinavia as well.round the mid 20s in the south east of the country. the low 20s as far north as central scotland. this evening, a beautiful evening, starry skies, a bit of a mist by the end of the night and pretty nippy as well. first thing on saturday, temperatures in city centres will be possibly around five 01’ centres will be possibly around five or6 centres will be possibly around five or 6 degrees. in rural spots, could be only two or three. here is the forecast into saturday. a lot of sunshine around in the north—west of the country, a few spits and spots of rain so fresher for our friends in the western isles will stop another beautiful day and every bit as warm. it enriches in at the south east getting up to around the mid 20s. and sunday, just as warm. this is bbc news, the headlines at apm. you are this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. you are the headlines at apm. "callous," "cruel," "heinous" — widespread condemnation of the shooting dead ofjournalist lyra mckee in londonderry. police sa

nothing compared to what some folks in the british isles have had.ng in the early evening well in excess of a0 mph in quite strong. showers, some remaining heavy particularly around south—west scotland, north—west of england into northern wales and possibly the midlands as well. the centre of storm hannah is here, hardly any wind, the wake of it. the rush of wind, the wake of it. the rush of wind to the north—west pushing out, skies clearing in most areas. temperatures down to four in some towns and cities. not many isobars. a little breeze in the morning but nothing more than that. good news for the london marathon, quite fresh first thing. 8—9 in the middle of the afternoon, 13 — 1a celsius. for most of us, most of us not running! sometimes clouding over, central and south—eastern areas are pretty overcast. average wind speeds very light indeed across some western areas. temperatures recovering to 1a-15, areas. temperatures recovering to 1a—15, around 5 degrees warmer for some of us compared to today. next week, monday promising for most of us, tem

but the area of low—pressure spinning to the southwest of the british isles that's brought that wet weatherase away. that does allow brighter skies to arrive for the weekend in the west. that weather front coming in from the east will bring more cloud in and the chance for a little rain here. this is what we're expecting across the uk this weekend. eastern side of the uk, cloudier story than today. could see a bit of rain or showers. in the west, though, it's looking drier, brighter. it's going to feel warmer as a result. so we say goodbye to the last of the wet weather across southwest england, wales and into northern ireland as we go through the say, bringing more cloud to eastern scotland, with a chance of seeing some rain here. elsewhere, variable cloud, clear spells. lowest temperatures, rural spots. not far from freezing. just a touch of frost on the ground here and there. so tomorrow will be a sunnier day in northern ireland, the far southwest of scotland, wales, the western side of england, but a cloudier day elsewhere in scotland with patchy rain, and then cloud increasing down the

the colours draining away from the british isles, no more deeper oranges, into the lighter yellows.f you' re deeper oranges, into the lighter yellows. if you're stepping out first thing, if it is dry, it may not stay that way. further north coming into scotland, another dry date then. from here on in a movie, you have to work on the basis that 00:01:20,497 --> 2147483051:37:25,678 things will look a good deal more 2147483051:37:25,678 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 u nsettled. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: 207 people have been killed, and a50 have been injured after a wave of explosions at churches and hotels in sri lanka. christian worshippers in three churches were targetted as they celebrated easter. there were blasts at four hotels. the uk's high commissioner says some britons are believed to have been caught up in the attacks. a number of arrests have been made after a large fire took hold on ilkley moor in west yorkshire yesterday, more than 70 fireighters are still tackling the blaze. says some britons are believed to have been caught up in the attack

this stripe of cloud, outbreaks of rain, slung across the british isles. places. down because the western side of scotland. brightness for the extreme east of england and north—east scotland. brighter skies for parts of devon and cornwall. temperatures today about where they were yesterday. this evening and tonight, this stripe of cloud and rain continue to break up, fizzle away, staying damp for western scotland. most staying damp for western scotland. m ost pla ces staying damp for western scotland. most places dry with clear spells. fog patches were part of wales, the midlands, the south—west of england, not particularly cold. almost all of us avoid a frost. into tomorrow, early fog, mist, and merck, that cloud breaks up, and tomorrow promises significantly more sunshine across the uk than we had today. you'll notice the strength of the easterly wind, particularly in the north sea coast. temperatures here may be pegged back a bit, can further south, further inland, 19 or 20 degrees. this isjust the start. as i've shown you, warm air wafts its way across

look back at once a's whether, under an area of low pressure, we had clouds spiralling across the british islesassic april day. some of the showers and heavy with hail but others, this is what we were greeted with first thing in the morning, some lying snow, several centimetres and places across parts of scotland's northeast england. now, it does look as though there is a potential for a further smell over the next three hours but in a slightly area and keep in mind there could be disruption on minor roads so the pressure is slipping its way southwest and that is where we are likely to see the most unsettled weather of for the next three hours. any smell is likely to be on higher ground across wells but keep in mind that you can see slushy deposits at lower levels. circulating around that low is a band of showers and it will be a miserable early morning rush—hour and some suntan coming through and the rain and scotland edging its way west as we go through the day. into the afternoon, the best of the sunshine looks likely to best of the sunshine looks likely to be the further east you are and en

it becomes marooned on top of the british isles on wednesday.he afternoon. ahead of that front, still some warmth, but behind it, the temperatures start to drop away. that is the theme as we head towards the end of the week. it does look like turning a little cooler and fresher. some showers drifting eastwards during their stay. by friday, most of us will be dry, but temperatures are significantly lower than they have been. to sum things up for the week ahead, largely dry for most of us at first, rain spreading slowly eastwards. there could be patchy and dense fog and it does turn warmer for a time. this is bbc world news today. our top stories... the socialist party of spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has won the country's third general election in four years, a survey suggests, but may struggle to form a government. i'm tim wilcox live in madrid, where about 50% of the vote has now been counted. a good night for the left, but also for the hard right vox group, which will have political representation for the first time. prayers in the stre

the satellite picture all these lumps of cloud circulating relentlessly around the top of the british islesther westwards. eastern parts of the uk drying up through the day ahead with the change in the orientation of this area of low pressure, we're bringing the winds in the south—east, something a little bit milder. where we are closer to that area of low pressure, because the south—west of england, wales, northwest ireland, we will see further outbreaks of vein, whereas most places will be dry with some spells of sunshine. without south—easterly, temperate is a little higher than they have been, 14 a little higher than they have been, 1a degrees to the afternoon in london. rain splashing across the south—west into wales, maybe the midlands and from northern ireland. the north england and for the east and west of scotland here, some good spells of sunshine as temperatures get up into double but for shetland, more cloud and the odd splash of rain at times. as we go through friday night, that area of low pressure retreats further westwards, taking the rain with it. a lot of cloud feeding its

example after a no deal brags that they're going to try to provide medicine that is needed on the british isles especially in the u.k. further that's coming from the continent that would be another example here but i think what's really important to remember here is that nobody really knows what's going to happen so the scenario is unclear and if you ask any person here in brussels they still go with that line that we've heard over the years now it would hurt the e.u. no deal breaks it but it would hurt the u.k. much more we are already getting reports that boris johnson in the u.k. he's criticizing this plan that was announced by theresa may tonight we know the board's johnson is considered a front runner if there were to be you elections if theresa may were to resign as prime minister what's the feeling there in brussels with the e.u. prefer to work with a different prime minister moving forward on bricks and. they you twenty seven would like to work with the british prime minister that has a majority in the house of commons in the u.k. so somebody who could actually back up what they agree o

it becomes marooned on top of the british isles on wednesday.of that front, still some warmth, but behind it, the temperatures start to drop away. that is the theme as we head towards the end of the week. it does look like turning a little cooler and fresher. a lot cooler and fresher. some showers drifting eastwards during their stay. by friday, most of us will be dry, but temperatures are significantly lower than they have been. to sum things up for the week ahead, largely dry for most of us at first, rain spreading slowly eastwards. 00:28:31,517 --> 2147483051:51:00,473 there could be patchy and dense fog 2147483051:51:00,473 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and it does turn warmer for a time. this is bbc world news, the headlines. with more than half of votes counted in spain's general election, the governing socialists are on course to be the biggest party, but still without an overall majority. sri lankan police say the father and two brothers of the alleged organiser of the easter sunday bombings were killed in a security forces operation on frida

back at wednesday's weather under an area of low pressure, we had clouds spiralling across the british isles some, it brought a classic april day. sunny spells and scattered showers. not feeling too bad and the sunshine, some of the showers quite heavy with hail, but for others, this is what we were greeted with the first thing in the morning. some lying snow, several centimetres in places across parts of scotland and north englad. it does look like this is a potential for further snow over the next few hours, but in a slightly different air. it is worth bearing in mind there could be a little bit of disruption on minor roads. that area of low pressure is slipping this southwest and that is where we are likely to see the most unsubtle weather over the next few hours. any snow is likely to be to higher ground across wales but it is worth bearing in mind we could see slushy deposits at lower levels and may be for a time into west midlands as well. circulating around that low is a band of showers, it'll be a pretty miserable early morning rush hour. elsewhere, some clearer skies and sunshine co