towards the eastern side of the british isles, the breeze comes from the south so it feels like summere of the highest temperatures of the week, around 25 or 26. cooler towards the west, where it will look more like autumn. towards the end of the week, forget about the bits and pieces, one big area of low pressure close by to the western side of the british isles, lots and i suppose, weapons windy across northern and western parts, wherever you are, it will be blustery —— lots of isobars, wet and windy. a reminder of our top story... as students scramble to secure university places after the exam fiasco in england, an apology from the education secretary. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. it'sjust after 1.30pm. i'm john watson with the latest from the bbc sport centre. clubs could be lost forever — that's the warning from a group of mps who have written to the government urging them to allow non—league fans back into stadiums. the clubs, who rely on gate receipts for income, say they wont be able

and again friday more widely perhaps it was the british isles is pretty blustery for sure butf those gusts at 50, 60 miles an hour could disrupt transport and power. is spots again getting away from the west of the rain. here we are into the start of the weekend, that low—pressure beginning to away towards scandinavia. the wind flicking towards the north—west and still gusty but not just towards the north—west and still gusty but notjust as bad as it will be in the next 2a hours. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm, and here's your latest sports news... the four—time winner chris froome has been left out of his team's chris froome has been left out of his team's squad for the tour de france, which starts in ten days‘ time. he's won the most prestigious of the grand tours four times but he was badly injured in a crash a year ago and there had been some doubt that he would make the team ineos line—up. also missing out is geraint thomas, who won the tour two years ago. the team is focusing on last year's winner egan bernal, and richard carapaz, who won the giro d'italia last year. froome

widely across the british isles temperatures in the teens if not the low 20s.e north—eastern quarter of scotland. these gradually drifting towards shetland by evening, and then leaving behind just the chance of one or two thunderstorms dotted around, but generally they will begin to gang up across parts of wales, the midlands, and central, southern england as we get on through the afternoon, where again the temperatures widely will exceed 30 celsius. although, underneath the cloud and murk, around about some of the coast, you could be closer to 17—19, something of that order. through the evening and overnight, those showers just getting a little bit further north and a little bit further out towards the west, and the murk becoming ever more extensive across parts of northern and eastern scotland, and into the eastern side of the pennines, and again where it's going to be a very close—night again. widely temperatures into the teens to the low 20s. thursday gets off to a pretty grey start. the cloud more extensive than we have seen it of late but a really close—f

widely across the british isles temperatures in the teens if not the low 20s.nd then leaving behind just the chance of one or two thunderstorms dotted around, but generally they will begin to gang up across parts of wales, the midlands, and central, southern england as we get on through the afternoon, where again the temperatures widely will exceed 30 celsius. although, underneath the cloud and murk, around about some of the coast, you could be closer to 17—19, something of that order. through the evening and overnight, those showers just getting a little bit further north and a little bit further out towards the west, and the murk becoming ever more extensive across parts of northern and eastern scotland, and into the eastern side of the pennines, and again where it‘s going to be a very close—night again. widely temperatures into the teens to the low 20s. thursday gets off to a pretty grey start. the cloud more extensive than we have seen it of late but a really close—feeling day, and it is that mixture of heat and humidity again that will spark those thunders

widely across the british isles temperatures in the teens if not the low 20s. found across the north—eastern quarter of scotland. these gradually drifting towards shetland by evening, and then leaving behind just the chance of one or two thunderstorms dotted around, but generally they will begin to gang up across parts of wales, the midlands, and central, southern england as we get on through the afternoon, where again the temperatures widely will exceed 30 celsius. although, underneath the cloud and murk, around about some of the coast, you could be closer to 17—19, something of that order. through the evening and overnight, those showers just getting a little bit further north and a little bit further out towards the west, and the murk becoming ever more extensive across parts of northern and eastern scotland, and into the eastern side of the pennines, and again where it's going to be a very close—night again. widely temperatures into the teens to the low 20s. thursday gets off to a pretty grey start. the cloud more extensive than we have seen it of late but

widely across the british isles temperatures in the teens if not the low 20s.n quarter of scotland. these gradually drifting towards shetland by evening, and then leaving behind just the chance of one or two thunderstorms dotted around, but generally they will begin to gang up across parts of wales, the midlands, and central, southern england as we get on through the afternoon, where again the temperatures widely will exceed 30 celsius. although, underneath the cloud and murk, around about some of the coast, you could be closer to 17—19, something of that order. through the evening and overnight, those showers just getting a little bit further north and a little bit further out towards the west, and the murk becoming ever more extensive across parts of northern and eastern scotland, and into the eastern side of the pennines, and again where it's going to be a very close—night again. widely temperatures into the teens to the low 20s. thursday gets off to a pretty grey start. the cloud more extensive than we have seen it of late but a really close—feeling day, an

widely across the british isles temperatures in the teens if not the low 20s.o be found across the north—eastern quarter of scotland. these gradually drifting towards shetland by evening, and then leaving behind just the chance of one or two thunderstorms dotted around, but generally they will begin to gang up across parts of wales, the midlands, and central, southern england as we get on through the afternoon, where again the temperatures widely will exceed 30 celsius. although, underneath the cloud and murk, around about some of the coast, you could be closer to 17—19, something of that order. through the evening and overnight, those showers just getting a little bit further north and a little bit further out towards the west, and the murk becoming ever more extensive across parts of northern and eastern scotland, and into the eastern side of the pennines, and again where it's going to be a very close—night again. widely temperatures into the teens to the low 20s. thursday gets off to a pretty grey start. the cloud more extensive than we have seen it of late

a lot of cloud across the british isles.derstorms across the southern half. further north, a little nose of high pressure settling things nicely across scotland, northern ireland, the north west of england, where we'll see some of the best sunshine. underneath the murk on the eastern shores of scotland, 16 only. inland in the heart of england and wales, 2a—25 again, but still feeling very rather humid. so, take you on into sunday, you just get the sense of a drift here of some of these thunderstorms a little bit further towards the north. and although some of these night—time figures are beginning to fall back, i suspect it's still going to feel pretty close in inland parts of both england and wales. the significant change from sunday from saturday is that we're just, with the incursion of the low pressure, going to push the threat of the thunderstorms towards northern ireland, the south west of scotland. the bulk of them, though, still to be found across the heart of england and wales. still some murk on the north—eastern s

there is quite a mix of weather on offer across the british isles just at the moment.low cloud is running in to some of the coastal areas, making it a great deal cooler and then, when all that heat really powers on through, we get that possibility of some thunderstorms and that is the mix that will take many of us through wednesday. there is heat to be had widely across western europe at the moment. the moisture being fed around this low out of biscay, up towards the british isles, where we start wednesday on another really humid note, widely across the british isles temperatures in the teens if not the low 20s. the bulk of the morning thunderstorms to be found across the north—eastern quarter of scotland. these gradually drifting towards shetland by evening and then leaving behind just the chance of one or two thunderstorms dotted around but generally they will begin to gang up across parts of wales, the midlands and central, southern england as we get on through the afternoon where again if the temperatures widely will exceed 30 celsius. although, underneath the clou

this is saturday, some decent dry and sunny spells across the western side of the british isles, showersted in the south. if you are stuck with the murk, 16 degrees but with some sunshine, up to 25, and the only change on sunday is that high pressure in the north will concede ground to the low drive these shells and northern ireland, south—western scotland might also have some showers on sunday but the bulk of them are there across central and southern parts again and not a great deal of change with regard to temperatures. a quick look at monday and tuesday, that low pressure is very much the dominant feature so no freshening of the atmosphere, perhaps spreading the threat of thundery downpours a little wider across the british isles. thank you. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. sarina wiegman has been confirmed as the next head coach of the england women's football team, taking overfrom phil neville when he steps down in september next year. and she announced the news herself. hi, everyone, hope url. i have been the dutch national team coach for the dutch n

as that low—pressure gradually goes right into the heart of the british isles.for the greater part of northern ireland and scotland. where worsening conditions and never will reach during the course of tuesday felt up elsewhere, that rain is on the move. although it comes to rest and have across the heart of scotland down into northern ireland eventually to the northwest of england. these are the northwest of england. these are the gust. these are the other feature of the weather. a round about the iris eu could be looking at 6070 mph guys. and then there is 50,000 mph. something of that order. so travel conditions will be really tricky and of course there could well be some power disruption as well. chapters, not a day to stand around them but you will make it to 20, 22in around them but you will make it to 20, 22 in the south was up at the onshore wind and plenty of it and all the cloud and rain will keep the temperatures at 13 or so in the aberdeen area. even as far as wednesday it's going to be a time before we push that low over towards denmark for top will

widely across the british isles temperatures in the teens if not the low 20s.rd shetland by evening. then leaving behind just the chance of one or two thunderstorms darted around. generally they will begin to gang up generally they will begin to gang up across the midlands and central, southern england as we get on through the afternoon. again the temperatures widely will exceed 30 celsius. underneath the cloud and merck about coast you could be closer to 17 to 19. through the evening and overnight there we re evening and overnight there were showers getting a bit further north at a little bit further north at a little bit further out towards the west. the market becoming ever more extensive the market becoming ever more exte ns ive a cross the market becoming ever more extensive across northern and eastern scotland into the eastern scotland into the eastern side of the pen nine. againa eastern side of the pen nine. again a very close night again for that widely temperatures into the teens to low 20s. there gets off to a pretty great start. the cloud more exten

another murky, muggy night to come, widely across the british isles.nly beginning to break as we get on into the afternoon. and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain, of some really quite sharp thunderstorms. the temperatures beginning to fall back a touch, but it will still feel very close, very oppressive, simply because that overall situation really not changing, even as we move towards the weekend, southern britain still at risk from these thunderstorms. further north, it should be dry, thanks to the influence of the high pressure. but again, some of these northern and eastern—facing coast could well be affected by some low level mist and murk, which will temper the feel of the day, but with some sunshine in the north, you'll be looking at 22, possibly 23 degrees. and we don't really change things even as you push right through the weekend and into the start of the forthcoming week. take care, bye—bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. facing irreversible damage — travel bosse

the warmth has been widespread across the british isles but it is, to price across the southern half and that will continue over the next few hours, indeed the next few days. at the same time, it has been very humid, that has generated a lot of cloud in many areas have had pretty leaden skies and, as i say, in the mix as well, we have had thunderstorms today and that threat continues, not just for thunderstorms today and that threat continues, notjust for the rest of the day but on through the weekend and indeed, the met office have a yellow warning for parts of england and wales is far ahead as monday. this is the way that we see things are shaping up for the rest of the day and into the first part of the night, that chance of thunderstorms as has been the case in recent nights, continues apace, particularly so across the southern half of wales and the southern half of england as well. further north, a lot of cloud pouring off of the north sea and wherever you are spending the night, it is not cool by any means at all and it is another one of those i'm afraid, for parts of england a

wednesday brought a real mishmash of weather across the british isles. a lot of heat and humidity againoud and fog and then, as the day wore on, so the thunderstorms popped off and that prospect is there again through thursday, hot and humid weather with that risk of thunderstorms, especially so, although not exclusively across the southern half of the british isles because this overall set up of the low pressure with the heat from the continent and the moisture from the surrounding seas is still the dominant feature. and we start with the temperature somewhere in the teens for many, if not twenty degrees in one or two spots in the southeast and from the word go, there could well be some thunderstorms for central and southern parts of england getting across the border into wales. quite a bit of mirk there to the eastern side of the penines, effecting some of the east and northern counties of scotland. best of the sunshine out west. later on, pushing the temperatures 22 similar sort of prospect in parts of northern ireland and somewhere again and central and southern parts of england wil

another murky, muggy night to come, widely across the british isles.ea to affect many areas. 0nly beginning to break as we get on into the afternoon. and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain, of some really quite sharp thunderstorms. the temperatures beginning to fall back a touch, but it will still feel very close, very oppressive, simply because that overall situation really not changing, even as we move towards the weekend, southern britain still at risk from these thunderstorms. further north, it should be dry, thanks to the influence of the high pressure. but again, some of these northern and eastern—facing coast could well be affected by some low level mist and murk, which will temper the feel of the day, but with some sunshine in the north, you'll be looking at 22, possibly 23 degrees. and we don't really change things even as you push right through the weekend and into the start of the forthcoming week. take care, bye—bye. you this is bbc news, the headlines: joe biden and kamala harris have been setting out their vision fo

another murky, muggy night to come, widely across the british isles. of cloud coming in from the north sea to affect many areas. 0nly beginning to break as we get on into the afternoon. and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain, of some really quite sharp thunderstorms. the temperatures beginning to fall back a touch, but it will still feel very close, very oppressive, simply because that overall situation really not changing, even as we move towards the weekend, southern britain still at risk from these thunderstorms. further north, it should be dry, thanks to the influence of the high pressure. but again, some of these northern and eastern—facing coast could well be affected by some low level mist and murk, which will temper the feel of the day, but with some sunshine in the north, you'll be looking at 22, possibly 23 degrees. and we don't really change things even as you push right through the weekend and into the start of the forthcoming week. take care, bye—bye. all are this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the

wednesday brought a real mishmash of weather across the british isles.were plagued with low cloud and fog, and then, as the day wore on, so the thunderstorms popped off, and that prospect is there again, through thursday. hot and humid weather with that risk of thunderstorms, especially so, although not exclusively, across the southern half of the british isles, because this overall set up of the low pressure, with the heat from the continent and the moisture from the surrounding seas, is still the dominant feature. and we start with the temperature somewhere in the teens for many, if not twenty degrees in one or two spots in the southeast. and from the word go, there could well be some thunderstorms for central and southern parts of england, getting across the border into wales. quite a bit of murk there to the eastern side of the pennines, effecting some of the east and northern counties of scotland. best of the sunshine out west, later on in the day, pushing the temperatures to 22. similar sort of prospect in parts of northern ireland and somewhere ag

wednesday brought a real mishmash of weather across the british isles.nto saint ives and a number of coastal areas, were plagued with low cloud and fog, and then, as the day wore on, so the thunderstorms popped off, and that prospect is there again, through thursday. hot and humid weather with that risk of thunderstorms, especially so, although not exclusively, across the southern half of the british isles, because this overall set up of the low pressure, with the heat from the continent and the moisture from the surrounding seas, is still the dominant feature. and we start with the temperature somewhere in the teens for many, if not twenty degrees in one or two spots in the southeast. and from the word go, there could well be some thunderstorms for central and southern parts of england, getting across the border into wales. quite a bit of murk there to the eastern side of the pennines, effecting some of the east and northern counties of scotland. best of the sunshine out west, later on in the day, pushing the temperatures to 22. similar sort of prospect

another murky, muggy night to come, widely across the british isles. start with a shield of cloud coming in from the north sea to affect many areas. 0nly beginning to break as we get on into the afternoon. and still that prospect, particularly across southern britain, of some really quite sharp thunderstorms. the temperatures beginning to fall back a touch, but it will still feel very close, very oppressive, simply because that overall situation really not changing, even as we move towards the weekend, southern britain still at risk from these thunderstorms. further north, it should be dry, thanks to the influence of the high pressure. but again, some of these northern and eastern—facing coast could well be affected by some low level mist and murk, which will temper the feel of the day, but with some sunshine in the north, you'll be looking at 22, possibly 23 degrees. and we don't really change things even as you push right through the weekend and into the start of the forthcoming week. take care, bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm david eades with the lat

wednesday brought a real mishmash of weather across the british isles, a lot of heat and humidity againand a number of coastal areas were plagued with low cloud and fog and then, as the day wore on, so the thunderstorms popped off and that prospect is there again through thursday, hot and humid weather with that risk of thunderstorms, especially so, although not exclusively across the southern half of the british isles because this overall set up of the low pressure with the heat from the continent and the moisture from the surrounding seas is still the dominant feature. and we start with the temperature somewhere in the teens for many, if not twenty degrees in one or two spots in the southeast and from the word go, there could well be some thunderstorms for central and southern parts of england getting across the border into wales. quite a bit of mirk there to the eastern side of the penines, effecting some of the east and northern counties of scotland. best of the sunshine out west. later on, pushing the temperatures 22 similar sort of prospect in parts of northern ireland and somewhe

that particular picture will not replicate the weather anywhere across the british isles on monday.e disruption is distinctly possible, because storm francis, as named by the met office, is looming in the south—western approaches of the british isles, throwing this banner of cloud and wind and rain ever closer towards many of us this evening and overnight, and we will still be feeling the effects as far ahead as wednesday, in some parts. keep dropping those isobars into the centre of that storm, it deepens rapidly and then it starts throwing its banner of significant rain ever further north across england, wales and northern ireland. much of scotland escaping the worst of it overnight, quite a chilly night, in fact, underneath those relatively clear skies. they don't last, as the rain continues further towards the north. clearing from a good part of england and wales during tuesday. but you are left with a very strong, disruptive and potentially disruptive wind. so, let's take a look at those wind gusts. in the north of scotland, we are looking at 40mph. there might be limitations o

another day of friday across the british isles, heavy parts in the british isles, heavy parts in thely where you have something of a low breeze. in parts of northern ireland, there's plenty of warm, summer sunshine. for the rest of tonight, there's still that threat ofa tonight, there's still that threat of a passing thunderstorm across southern areas, the low cloud pouring in off the north sea to affect much of northern england, scotland, and perhaps northern ireland too. my cold mean for like or not by any means across the east. that's how we start saturday, but we've still got passing thunderstorms here across southern and central spots. a rather great start for the north, but hang on in there across northwestern england, northern ireland and central and western scotland, because you'll get some sunshine in the afternoon. again, another democrat rather clammy 24 celsius the high, maybe 22 celsius, very pleasant for the north. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. has the weather interrupted the cricket? yes. a delayed start to play england made in

wednesday brought about a real mishmash of weather across the british isles, a lot of heat and humidityhen, as the day wore on, so did the thunderstorms popped off and that prospect is there again through thursday, hot and humid weather with that risk of thunderstorms, especially so, but not exclusively across the southern half of the british isles because this overall set up of the low pressure with the heat from the continent and the moisture from the surrounding seas is still the dominant feature. we start with the temperature somewhere in the teens and many and if not twenty in spots of the east and from the word go, there will be some thunderstorms for central and southern parts of england and across into wales. quite a bit of merck there but best of the sunshine out west. pushing the temperature is 22 in parts of northern ireland and some are again oppressing jewels of the parts of england will be pushing close to 30 degrees and the thunderstorms will continue apace. there are warnings from the met office that are already about the potential disruption from the storms that continu

just as they were last night as the thunderstorms roll on by across the southern parts of the british isles story. other areas have had a lot of low—level cloud hanging around for the greater part of the day. and elsewhere, some warm, pleasant sunshine until maybe 1—2 thunderstorms roll on by. not a great deal of difference in the pattern overnight, much of the activity will be found towards the south and high pressure keeping it more settled through scotland and northern ireland. quite a lot of low—level cloud creeping back in from the north sea here, and itjust depends on whether you catch one of these passing thunderstorms or hefty showers. further north, that cloud really pours on in, so it will be a grey old start to the weekend for many. it won't be that cold in the north, 10—13, another humid night in the south with the humidity still up, despite the fact that temperatures are coming back a degree or two. the weekend is mostly cloudy, a prospect of a wee bit of sunshine, there will be spells of rain or hefty showers and it will still feel really quite humid in the heart of both engla

we have a speu across the british isles.you. last year people were thinking of heading to the beach for the bank holiday. or heading to the shed. —— shade. take your plastic beach toys home with you. that's the message from keep britain tidy, after more than 130 plastic toys were collected from one beach near blackpool in just three months. as well as looking untidy, there are concerns that if the toys are just left on britain's beaches, they will be swept into the sea and cause harm to marine life. our reporter luxmy gopal is on st anne's beach, just south of blackpool. a beautiful morning it looks like? it absolutely is. good morning everyone. it is a beautiful morning here on saint and beach but it is definitely more ski jacket weather than swimsuit weather and as you been hearing, it is not your typical august bank holiday weather but it is typical in terms of letter. our volunteer litter because are hard at work. he was a question for you, when you go to the beach and you have one of these bucket and spade, what do you

small hours of wednesday before finally dying away as a ridge of high pressure topples across the british islesuthwestern quarter of both england and wales. so, wednesday morning, i urge you to get out there and do things pretty quickly because you will see, there really is no escape, this is not showers, this is an area of significant rain, gradually driving its way ever further north that by and around tea time most areas of england and wales, parts of northern ireland will have seen that rain. the best of the sunshine coming in scotland and staying rather murky at times. that sets the tenor of the next few days torts we can. low pressure dominating and seemingly unusually windy towards the end of the week and there will be spells of rain at times. having said all of that, it will not be a wash—out on thursday, as one or of rain makes its way through the northern isles it then becomes a glorious summer day of rain makes its way through the northern isles and becomes a glorious summer stayed warm one too and to receive the arrival of more wet and windy weather towards parts of your day, it kee

caught a pretty intense downpour there one of many there to be had across the southern half of the british islescraments northwest of england india continue to do so to the small hours of wednesday and there is a ridge of high pressure the tubs and settles things down on a warm night in all parts but is very obvious that the infant night, there's more clouds and wind and rain in the quarter of both england and wales. so, iurge quarter of both england and wales. so, i urge you to get out there and do things pretty quickly because there really is no escape, this is an area of significant rain evidence of north and most areas of england and wales, most of northern ireland was already seen that rain but the best for coming in scotland and staying rather murky at times. that sets the tender of abuse the of the next few days torts we can. blood pressure dominating and seemingly unusually windy towards the end of the week and there will be spells of rain at times. having said all of that, it will not be a wash—out on thursday, as one or of rain makes its way through the northern isles and becomes a glo

amount of rather rain or thunderstorms so london's a $22.00 look at this where the blues are at the british isles and then this darker blue taiki down through western germany and to the outside of the rain some of it sundry that's come monday forecasts wise though barely to still go to the day of heat 31 degrees is for that rains to come in and it cools down to some degree. there we are watching clusters of thunderstorms come through after the ones just gone off shore these are things that this time of year often turn to hurricanes surprise again but the next one is developing in the central african republic or south and shared now if you're not there the chances are you've got fine weather for the next day or 2 for most of central and west africa but if you're in a century after a republic is going to be. the . top there. is the government not taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues that we listen i still think that air travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on how does their

be pretty vicious but next storm coming in from the atlantic might be the telling one for the british isles is another one where winds will be up to gale force for most places and you can see the rains present in wells northern england that has done a picture of late summer that is definitely an early winter looking see only the temperatures below what time the year ti's $21.00 in london so it won't fit it is going on of the british isles and catching those in france much the rest is fairly quiet except for these masses on the storms in eastern europe still marching snow eastwards in the humid warms that tropical africa is not particular to the moment but there are comes the showers further north now drifting out through nigeria eventually hits the eastern atlantic but they're slow moving now cause floods. are the. stories of life. and inspiration. a series of short documentaries from around the wilds. that celebrate the human spirit. against the arts. al-jazeera selects palestinians. org. board. you're watching al-jazeera her reminder of our top stories this hour power is gradually being r

isles but i expect to stay pretty unsettled. the scramble to return home. hundreds of thousands of britishmeasures taking effect tomorrow. long lines at calais, as france joins the growing list of countries from where uk travellers must self isolate for 1h days. we decided to try and book a ferry, cancel our holiday and come home to avoid it. i think it's very sad. i have driven for 11 hours. getting back to make sure i don't have to self—isolate. the french government says it regrets the uk's decision, and is threatening retaliation. also on the programme... we talk to students now facing uncertainty following the controversy over this year's a—level results. opening up the lanes again, as lockdown measures

of cloud here out of the bay of biscay and that has been advancing cloud and rain through 1st british isles in france is going to keep moving eastwards that is a rapid change because we were in the thirty's what less than a week ago in the british isles but it ended up with rain which cause flooding this is is the sasco surviving for example and now it's spread across the whole of the british isles this is the forecast well for the rest is day to be honest still particular culture moves but the non shore breeze is only 15 edinburgh that's not so good this $24.00 in london it's not exactly ideal for what is a continuing or maybe just started cricket season to test cricket south 100 not to going on for calls for london is not particularly when it's one nor is it outside the ordinary import of your temperatures but is a big change what it was that there is still hot weather around in eastern europe for example the baltic shore of germany we've got 30 degrees celsius people are enjoying the sunshine well make the most of it because although much of eastern europe and the central med is still pr

it's been another day of variety across the british isles.n southern parts, with other areas plagued by low cloud — especially where you've had something of an onshore breeze. and for some across western scotland, the northwest of england and northern ireland, plenty of warm summer sunshine. for the rest of tonight, there is still that threat of a passing thunderstorm across southern areas. the low cloud is pouring off the north sea to affect much of northern england, scotland, and perhaps northern ireland too. not a cold night by any means across the east, and other clammy one for eastern wales and much of england england, as well. that's how we start saturday. we've still got passing thunderstorms across southern and central spots. a rather grey start from the north, but hang on in there across northwestern england, northern ireland, central and western scotland because you get to see some sunshine at least in the afternoon. and again, a rather clammy 2a celsius as the high, and southern and central parts, it may be a fresher 22 celsius — 0

away and then we see the return of summer and sunshine across central and eastern parts of the british isleshere are the gusts, in excess of 50 miles an hour through the irish sea in some locations are more cloud and wind and rain to finish off the day across the western areas. as i say, across the western areas. as i say, a taste of some in the east where we keep the sunshine and the highest of the week at 26. that's all from the bbc news at six. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. will it be for psg — the french champions on the brink of the champions league final. looking ahead to the semi final. the positive tests at marseille threatening the start of the french league. also coming up in the programme. we meet the world cup winner who's joined manchester city and we hearfrom and we hear from the nfl‘s first black team president taking over at washington. hello and welcome to sportsday. football clu bs football clubs will be able to admit fa ns football clubs will be able to admit fans with the new season g

across many parts of the british isles. and in one or two places, some funnel clouds and waterspouts. this one spotted by a weather watcher off the coast of kent. this one close to southwold in suffolk. but through the weekend, things will slowly calm down. the weekend getting off to an unusually windy start for this time of the year. it will be cool by day and unusually chilly by night. it should be largely dry. still pretty heavy rain for a time across eastern parts of england through the night. the rain will continue on right through the early hours but further west we will see dry weather, clear skies, and temperatures will dip away. they won't fall too far because it is still pretty windy out there. but temperatures getting down to seven, 8, 9 degrees. not as cold further east. we continue to feed some wet weather into eastern counties during saturday. high—pressure building in from the west which will slowly settle things down. saturday morning, very windy conditions, gusts of 50 mph or more for some north sea coast.

in that way about why the across the british isles but either side of the scottish border there's beenloud with the odd vulgar burst of rain for that to the northwest. showers and thunderstorms gradually dying out the course of the night as things settle down and a warm night right across the peat. a new dawn will bring area of wind and rain to the southwest corner of england and wales and the wednesday drive the area of cloud and rain through the further north and by tea—time most parts of england and wales will see that claudia rain as pretty gusty winds in the south is welcome in northern ireland picking up on that rather wet end of the day. the best of the sun generally from one or two murky coast in the heart of scotland, ask her to high on the date of about 22 degrees. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is outside source. an international court — convicts a member of the militant group hezbollah — of assassinating the lebanese prime minister, rafik hariri,15 years ago. mr hariri's son gave this reaction. the tribunal came out with a result that is satisfying. we accept it. and a

and on wednesday low pressure slow to move away and on the eastern side of the british isles a strong wind down across the eastern shores. further west something a bit quieter as high pressure builds in. but whilst francis is around please take care. a reminder of our top story. the prime minister says parents have a moral obligation to send children back to school to stop the development from suffering. that is all from the bbc news at six so we joined the bbc news hello and welcome to sportsday — with his sights set on 600... it's chances missed forjames anderson and england. 0n on day four. setting up the celebrations... have bayern bucked the trend in securing a sixth european title. the long road to recovery — andy murray prepares for one of his toughest tests back on tour. also ahead tonight. the parent athletes showing their dreams shattered by the classification system. kind of work my whole life to go to the paralympics and my whole life to go to the pa ralympics and hopefully my whole life to go to the paralympics and hopefully win a medal so if you weeks of the games are go

certainly out towards the western side of the british isles, under the influence of a big area of higha different story out towards the east where it was so very wet across parts yesterday, a couple of inches in rain in scarborough for example. this weekend, a windy start east and we will come back to that in a second. it will be fairly cool by day and by night, but it will be mainly dry. i have to emphasise mainly dry, because the low pressure that brought so much in the way of rain in the past couple days, and those heavy showers, is still not a million miles away from us and you will see that those eastern areas are still pretty close to the influence of that low. increasing amounts of cloud will eventually drag some rain down into these eastern shores, eastern side of the pennines, and then down through the east midlands, on towards east anglia and the south—east through the afternoon. ever—present will be the strength of the winds. some of those exposed eastern coasts, a0—50 miles per hour, and the breeze still there to be had, down through the irish sea as well where many western

and there must be no continental launching pad adjacent to the british isles that could be used as a stepping stone or a launching pad for an invasion. i think that the british stuck to those rules comes exceptionally. there was a chill in british army. various british officials including churchill try to draw down and taper off and stop building so many. why did we need these. nobody tells germany what to do. the british built their navy we are going to build ours. it would became in the asian. britain did that for two reasons. they didn't want anybody that close napoleon had stood and looked across the channel and hitler did. and this was an absentee app. they have to fight to preserve the home islands. i don't know if that answers your question. britain could have stayed out the understanding with friends. if the germans have it invaded belgium. i don't know that. and that's another thing. it raise an interesting point. to why they didn't stop in 1415. they have already seen germany defeat the months. they cannot have tolerated that. the trouble was when one side felt like stopping

it was that area of high pressure which settled things very nicely across the british isles on monday horizon. before that arrives, we have a weakening weather front bringing cloud and rain into the western side of scotland for a time, into northern ireland in the morning. but i think here the cloud will clear, come the afternoon. there will be brighter skies, a wee bit of brightness in scotland for a time. across england and wales, it'll be a dry day with a bit of brightness. could get some temperatures higher than monday — won't be difficult — around 18—19 celsius. by wednesday, it's those atlantic fronts that will be bringing a culmination of cloud and wind, and rain to many parts. but it will take a time before the rain moves out of northern ireland in away towards the northeast side of scotland — all the while, the rain piling into the western side of england through wales, as well, some of this quite heavy across the north midlands, wales, in the north of england. you see it doesn't really get down into the far southeastern quarter until quite later in the day, if at all. not mu

it was that area of high pressure which settled things very nicely across the british isles on mondayakening weather front bringing cloud and rain into the western side of scotland for a time, into northern ireland in the morning. but i think here the cloud will clear, come the afternoon. there will be brighter skies, a wee bit of brightness in eastern scotland for a time. across england and wales, it'll be a dry day with a bit of brightness. could get some temperatures higher than monday — won't be difficult — to around 18—19 celsius. by wednesday, it's those atlantic fronts that will be bringing a culmination of cloud and wind, and rain to many parts. but it will take a time before the rain moves out of northern ireland in away towards the northeast side of scotland — all the while, the rain piling into the western side of england through wales, as well, some of this quite heavy across the north midlands, wales, and the north of england. you see it doesn't really get down into the far southeastern quarter until quite later in the day, if at all. not much in the way of breeze here, b

but this is probably the boast well the most intense the most damage is going goes across in the british isles then the low countries denmark and southern sweden and this is cheering wednesday now it's to say looks more like a winter storm as temperatures below that was in the twenty's on this is just a wet and windy weather that's completely different on its way across northern europe more or less repeating the pattern if you're 3rd assess even the northern france is still relatively warm but the next one want to get up but if you're in the south in the mediterranean it's reliable sunshine are gone all the thunderstorms that were around in turkey in greece and also the balkans is just warm sunshine book reston 34 degrees in romania and much of north africa is quite hot even on the coast in revote in morocco we're 33 now that rain is on the high side the big showers that fall into clumps and moves slowly west's through central or north africa are still doing that the most active world on its way are now into the east lanty gives fanjul a full cost of thunderstorms for wednesday and thursday if

but one pair in particular have captured the attention of the public and scientists across the british isleschance do you think we‘ve got of seeing these two today? i‘d say we‘ve got a pretty good chance. it is mid—tide at the moment, which is the time they‘ve been coming into peel bay, and they do come here most days, so you never know. fingers crossed. the story began last september when a female dolphin and her newborn calf were spotted swimming off the manx coast. it looked like the size of a fish, you know? in the video he‘s just leaping out of the water behind the mother‘s dorsalfin. i emailed it around to marine mammal scientists and a lady called barbara from the moray firth got in touch. and she said, i think i recognise this dolphin. it looks remarkably like one of our missing dolphins from the moray firth. amazingly, it was the same dolphin. moonlight, who had been studied hundreds of miles away in the moray firth since 1996, hadn‘t been seen in scotland for more than a year. she was identified thanks to a marking on her upper dorsalfin. now it‘s thought she and her calf have beco

towards the western side of the british isles, under the influence of a big area of high pressure, thingsinches of rain in scarborough, for example. this weekend, a windy start east. we will return to that in a minute. it'll be cool by day and night but it'll be mainly dry. i have to emphasise mainly dry. i have to emphasise mainly dry. i have to emphasise mainly dry because the low pressure which brought so much in the way of rain over the past couple of days and those heavy showers is still not 1 million mild away from us. eastern areas are still close to the influence of that low pressure system. —— 1 million eastern side of the pennines, down towards east anglia and the south—east it travels with time through the afternoon. ever present will be the strength of the wind. exposed coastal sea gusts up to 50 mph. those breezes continue down the irish sea. the wind is coming from the north. it won't be warm, 12 to 18 degrees. 0nwards comes that cloud and rain into the early part of the evening, eventually getting down towards sussex and kent, as well. the combination of the breeze and clou

pressure they look like winter storms are certainly autumn storms and they're driving up towards the british isles that they do actually induce quite a warm breeze up through border paris that'll be quite hot but if you look at island you would want to be the windy hand wet weather not particularly cold again even london benefits briefly for a bit of warmth and the rest of europe a sun come out again. rewind returns with a new series. and brand new updates on the best about his ears documentaries. need. to. rewind continues would have to be an afghan have a president i've got has got and this is the powder's day up like up my life that was a real turning point because that gives them a lot of confidence that they can beat any team in a shoe on al-jazeera. to not to. go away. ga ga 0 might over top stories this hour michelle obama and barry sanders were among the speakers on day one of the democratic national convention which will formally name joe biden as u.s. presidential candidate. and u.n. back to court is expected to deliver its verdict in the assassination of former lebanese prime minister r