the stifling heat that we have to the south of that city still going up to 36 celsius there for bucharest behind a cold front as you can see we're near the the low to mid twenty's 25 there for paris 21 in london as we go on through the next few days that that funder of downpours will make their way further south was in freshen things up further here's our line of thundery showers you can see just around southern france switzerland pushing across the alps through austria right the way up towards that northeastern corner of here 2124 there for warsaw and then the $36.00 in bucharest a line of thunder is showers they are heavy they have been producing some flooding in places they sink further south which you can see signs of the fresh air started to talk its way in really getting up to around 19 or 20 celsius there for warsaw and for berlin still around $3633.00 celsius there for bucharest and the temperatures here they are going to continue freshening up over the next couple of days so by the time we do come to work thursday $27.00 celsius or rather more comfortable $27.00 celsius for bucha

in place across many southern parts actually so we're still getting into the thirty's in rome in bucharest but on the other side of that live we back down where we should be around the low twenty's in celsius that killed of fresh air northwest the wind will feed its way across many parts falling dry in london and also in paris and choose to go on into wednesday and the thought of the way will sink further southwards and eastward so bucharest what about 33 system of the warm side big thundershowers coming in here further north as you can see that fresh air and will continue to feed this way and further south into northern parts of africa well it's fine dry warm and sunny as well but especially largely blue skies there so temperatures getting up to well into the thirty's for a car a 37 celsius here low to mid twenty's there across a good part of north africa 27 in algiers over the next couple of days also warm sunshine coming through quite conditions for many karo on wednesday afternoon with a high of 38. the weather sponsored by qatar airways. this is a dialogue reading about it for nothing

and finally, the sun has a published an investigation where it found evidence amazon employees in bucharest romania monitor thousands of alexa recordings, hearing private family conversations, arguments and even couples having sex. so let's begin. with me is independent analyst dr stephanie hare. good to talk to you, stephanie. the ft first of all, because this is the big story for us today, the pound is the weakening and it's been doing that for a while now. the mood music has been there among investors and their not happy about basically the unknown of what will happen in october, particularly all this talk ofa october, particularly all this talk of a no—deal brexit. october, particularly all this talk of a no-deal brexit. why do investors hate it so much? i think it's the vote of no—confidence to be honest and the whole idea we will potentially be leaving without a deal. we've had so much political uncertainty in this country with parliament rejecting the withdrawal agreement bill to times, a change in leadership, now we have a prime minister who doesn't have the support of a general ele

thousands of fans gathered at the national arena in bucharest to celebrate her victory in london lastn in 11 meetings. she became the first romanian to win the women's singles at wimbledon. halep's second grand slam title — following her victory at the french open — took her back up to number 4 in the world when the new rankings were announced this week. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. parts of eastern england had temperatures close to 27 degrees during wednesday. i don't think we will see temperatures as high as that again, not for a little while anyway because things have been changing from the west. this stripe of cloud brought out breaks of rain eastwards during wednesday. behind me here, a lump of cloud bringing rain on friday. in between, a clear zone of weather so through the day ahead we will see sunshine and showers as well. and it will be quite breezy. there's still some rain to clear away from the south—east corner through the first part of the morning. that

newly crowned wimbledon champion simona halep was treated to a hero‘s welcome as she landed back in bucharestwilliams in straight sets, 6—2, 6—2, in under an hour, making just three unforced errors as she totally dominated the 23—time major champion. victory has seen halep add the wimbledon title to her 2018 french open victory. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again. we‘ll take a look at the weather picture through tuesday, and i think there‘s going to be quite a bit of cloud in the sky first thing in the morning, because this is what‘s going on at the moment. we‘ve got a stripe of cloud in the west. this is a weather front that‘s going to be pushing eastwards. as it does so, it is all the time pushing into an area of high pressure, so the front itself is going to be a weak affair, but it will provide the focus for some showers. now, for northern ireland and also for scotland, expect some showers running in here over the next few hours, so it might be worth taking a waterproof jacket with you or an umbrella if you‘re heading outside over the next few hours. th

and finally, the sun has a published an investigation where it found evidence amazon employees in bucharestily conversations, arguments and even couples having sex. so let's begin. with me is independent analyst dr stephanie hare. good to talk to you, stephanie. the ft first of all, because this is the big story for us today, the pound is the weakening and it's been doing that for a while now. the mood music has been there among investors and their not happy about basically the unknown of what will happen in 0ctober, particularly all this talk ofa 0ctober, particularly all this talk of a no—deal brexit. 0ctober, particularly all this talk of a no-deal brexit. why do investors hate it so much? i think it's the

we go on through the next couple days is that in pretty good athens at around 28 celsius as a 24 bucharest but you see where we've had some life showers across eastern side of the med just rolling into turkey now further north more blustery showers rolling in across parts of baltic states down into poland and pushing the towards the west and russia i was told the west $25.00 celsius in london to better $29.00 that for paris and 30 for madrid a little colder than it has been recently northerly fade on the way but you can see the cloud of rain moving across all and pushing its way into west scotland and that will continue to be the case as we go on through the next 24 hours or so down to the southeast it broadening up but there will still be some showers just still around will parts of cyprus pushing into to see whether that's just around the alps enough as it stays wet just around that heat and side of the region for all the parts of africa it's fine dry and sunny. i can tolerate this. education is struggling to keep pace often failing to prepare children for today's world. at some schools

fans descended on the national stadium in bucharest to celebrate her triumph serina williams in the final on saturday she now has 2 grand slam titles making her romania's most successful women's tennis player ever ok a man is all your sport for now more later. and that's it for this news hour but do stay with us if you can warn you sad. it's 50 years since the world watched as u.s. astronauts lost set off on a mission many adults impossible or whatever then marveled as they made those 1st uncertain steps. are. joining us as we look at the ingenuity and those who made the journey of apollo 11 possible . the moon landing 50 years on and al jazeera news special. to. cut. our jazeera stands where ever you. desire a world close to god just to be calmed down the trial. has to rely on their expertise with snakes. mcalpin from their traditional music and down to adapt and survive the modern internet. raja stance the dancers on al-jazeera. the u.s. congress votes to block billions of dollars worth of arms sales to saudi arabia. hello and welcome i'm david holland your watching live from doha it's

fans descended on the national stadium in bucharest to celebrate her triumph serina williams in the final on saturday she now has 2 grand slam titles making her romania's most successful women's tennis player ever. ok and that is all your support for now more later. and a reminder you can always find much more on our web site to find that. dog to calm that is from it for me and the team for this news hour but don't go away have plenty more still ahead. perception is validation we believe want to be seen but in one life time we cannot see everything that we would lie if an experiences of others and the legacies of previous generations. of that testimony we let you know very little. witness documentaries that open your eyes on al-jazeera. also one of our biggest strengths is that we talk to normal everyday people we get them to tell their stories and doing that really reveals the truth people are still gathered outside these gates waiting for any information most of them don't know whether their loved ones are alive or dead or miami really is a place where 2 worlds meet we can get to washin

fans descended on the national stadium in bucharest to celebrate her triumph beat serena williams in the final on saturday she now has 2 grand slam titles making her romania's most successful tennis player after. and that is all your sport for now it's now back to full a c. and london thanks so much for paths to spot it for me on the london team but i get far away we're back with more news for you in a couple of minutes i'll see that thanks for watching. it's 50 years since the world watched as u.s. astronauts lost set off on a mission many adults impossible or whatever then marveled as they made those 1st uncertain steps. are. join us as we look at the ingenuity and those who made the journey of a 111 possible. the moon landing 50 years on and al jazeera news special. education is struggling to keep pace often failing to prepare children for today's world. but some schools are changing the rules there are kids who have hope that they can eat and how to give each of them with but still mission results last july. they have it both are in. rebel education early learning mexico on al-ja

newly crowned wimbledon champion simona halep was treated to a hero's welcome as she landed back in bucharestship at the all england club, beating 23 time major champion serena williams in straight sets. victory has seen halep add the wimbledon title to her 2018 french open victory. excitement is building ahead of golf‘s fourth and final men's major of the year — the open championship here in royal portrush in northern ireland. the picturesque links course last hosted it back in 1951. tiger woods has played just 10 tournament rounds since his emotional victory at augusta in april but insists a lack of competitive golf won't be a problem — he'll be speaking to the world's media in the next few hours but first here's defending champion francesco molinari. i am well aware of the challenges ahead. you know, there's a lot of guys capable this week of winning the trophy. and yeah, all i can do, obviously, is do my best, try to put up a good defence, and be in contention on sunday. but yes, it's a long week ahead, so i'll try to take it step—by—step. and just to prove to you that even the biggest na

pakistan and bucharest, romania. >> okay, ron. >> spread out along are a number of ships and helicopters helicopter has an water,nt it goes into the there is the arlington. a navy radar constellation, overhead. b-130.rce >> and so president nixon, after apollo 11, men of that their mission was the history ofent in the man, fly away from the recovery on his carrier hornet flight around the world. cbs news coverage of the 11 will of apollo continue in a moment. >> cbs news coverage of man on and oon, splashdown ecovery, continues after station identification. > this is cbs >> this is cbs news coverage of moon. the > the epic journey of apollo 11. >> sponsored by western electric. of theturing supply unit bell system. and by the international paper grow onwhere good ideas trees, and by maxim freeze-dried coffee. here again is walter cronkite. >> we're waiting for word from apollo commander neil armstrong's wife is about to come out of their home there say a word to large crowd of press, while the president of the united states stood by and we heard a prayer the anksgiving from aircraft carr

hospital and only joined the team in june these were worrying scenes for fans because in 2016 dynamo bucharest midfielder patrick king died of a suspected heart attack after collapsing on the pitch but see now an anthony joshua's own promoter is skeptical about him going straight into a rematch with andy ruiz jr joshua suffered the 1st a feat of his career to ruiz in june and lost all his heavyweight world titles a venue for the rematch will be announced this week with cardiff as the 4 front runner. would he or could he or should he have an interim foreign and confidence builder maybe that's not him but no interest in that so that has an even been discussed what it has been discussed the washer debate and you resent not performed poorly and lost the fight song would be next on ought to be a to charm world heavyweight champion give me that flight now that's instruction of n.z. joshua i would go for shane lowry says he was plagued with self-doubt for most of his final round before going on to win the open championship by 6 strokes loughrea became nervous and stormy conditions that rule poor rush

philippines,e indonesia, new delhi, pakistan than bucharest. >> a number of ships, planes and helicoptersd out in case the helicopter has an accident and goes into the water. there is the arlington the communication ship and two destroyers. airplane overhead and an airplane from the air force. >> and so president and the and after telling the men of apollo is one ofeir mission the greatest if not the greatest event in the history of man left from the aircraft carrier for his flight around the world. cbs news coverage will continue in a moment. cbs news color coverage of man on the moon splashdown and recovery continues after station identification. this is cbs. this is cbs news color coverage of man on the moon. apollo 11.urney of electric,by western manufacturing and supply unit of the bell system. the international paper company where good ideas grow on trees. and by maxim freeze-dried coffee. here is walter cronkite. for word froming houston that neil armstrong's wife is about to come out of their home to say a word to a large crowd of neighbors and press. the president of the united s

took 19 hours to respond to recalls to emergency services thousands have protested in the capital bucharest a 65 year old man has confessed to the murder as well as killing of another teenage girl who went missing in april romania's police chief has been fired over the case . refugees are refusing to return to me in marja spite 2 days of talks with diplomats from 6 southeast asian countries hundreds of thousands of reindeer remain in camps in bangladesh after fleeing violence from me and maurice military 2 years ago they want citizenship and guarantees of safety sandwich other he has this report from the refugee camps in cox is bizarre. they came to the camps in bangladesh to convince the hundreds of thousands of rohingya to return to me on march that country's government sent a 14 member high level delegation for the job but many refugees here say they're not willing to go back without full citizenship and security guarantees definitely will not be considered an issue for us because we'll be granting them as an nationality of myanmar and then eventually we will be providing them with the i

pakistan and bucharest, romania. >> okay, ron. >> spread out along are a number of ships and helicoptersase a helicopter has an accident it goes into the water, there is the arlington. also, a navy radar constellation, overhead. air force b-130. >> and so president nixon, after telling the men of apollo 11 that their mission was the greatest event in the history of man, fly away from the recovery aircraft carrier hornet on his flight around the world. cbs news coverage of the recovery of apollo 11 will continue in a moment. >> cbs news coverage of man on the moon, splashdown and recovery, continues after station identification. >> this is cbs. >> this is cbs news coverage of man on the moon. the epic journey of apollo 11. sponsored by western electric. manufacturing supply unit of the bell system. and by the international paper company where good ideas grow on trees, and by maxim freeze-dried coffee. here again is walter cronkite. >> we're waiting for word from houston that apollo commander neil armstrong's wife is about to come out of their home there to say a word to large crowd of nei

the philippines, to bangkok, thailand, jakarta, indonesia, new delhi, lahore, pakistan and then bucharestudio] >>ok, ron. >> spread out along are a number of ships and helicopters. in case the helicopter has an accident and goes into the water. there's the arlington, the communications ship, the destroyer goldsboro, a guided missile destroyer. also, a navy radar constellation, overhead. an air force b-130 with para-rescue men onboard. [no audio] >> and so president nixon, after telling the men of apollo 11 that their mission was the one of, the greatest event in the history of man, flies away from the recovery aircraft carrier hornet on his flight around the world. cbs news coverage of the recovery of apollo 11 will continue in a moment. >> cbs news coverage of man on the moon, splashdown and recovery, continues after station identification. >> this is cbs. ♪ >> this is cbs news coverage of man on the moon. the epic journey of apollo 11. >> sponsored by western electric, manufacturing and supply unit of the bell system. and by the international paper company, where good ideas grow on tree

self and across the book but in slow we are going to be seeing still very very hot conditions with bucharest seeing a day for you at 36 degrees well here cross know the part of africa not much in terms of clouds or rain temps wise to tunis it is going to be a warm day at $34.00 maybe going to $35.00 as we go towards tuesday magazine $29.00 and cairo at about $38.00 degrees and then here across parts of central africa for lagos we're going to see some rain coming into your forecast here on monday at 27 degrees and 4 across a temperature a few of 28. jordan's native tribes constitute roughly haaf the population in a country with more refugees per capita than any other nation. with an ailing economy and concerns over the trump administration's anticipated plans for the region tensions are running high. people in power investigates increasing calls for reform as the state endeavors to control political dissent within the hashemite kingdom jordan's angry tribe on an. al-jazeera. and. and one of the top stories here on our gunfire and tear gas or been fired a protest in sudan as tens of thousands

though is going to be into the thirty's for many locations vienna $33.00 degrees athens at $32.00 and bucharest at about 30 degrees there now as we go towards sunday we're not seeing much of a change across northern parts of europe we're going to be seeing a shift of where the front is though it's going to sing a little bit more towards the south and we will watch this because over the next few days as we go towards next week the system will go even further south bring some cooler air across much of that area here across much of central europe it is going to be rainy and stormy but over here towards parts of london things looking a little bit cooler with a temperature of 21 degrees for you. plans to abolish the death penalty dividing the community with more than 1200 prisoners on death row one a one in 50. on al-jazeera. july on al-jazeera will the conservative new democracy be victorious in the snap elections we bring you the latest as greece votes a new documentary examines the use of modern technology and policing its impact on individual rights and civil society on the 50th anniversary of t

that certainly the case over towards the black sea just around rumania pushing down into bulgaria bucharest falls back to around 28 degrees celsius quite breezy you notice just around the black sea pushing up towards the baltic states at this stage as we go on through thursday so temperatures really 40 when it really will freshen up quite nicely more the parts of the british isles we'll see a little more the way of cloud it does stay dry having said that long as you drive to northern parts of africa are we getting up to 37 in tunis a similar value there for cairo as well as more of the same as we go on through thursday further south some lively showers just around the gulf of guinea with big downpours for a good part of nigeria this week. because in 1999 a boeing 767 took off from. the back. of a good point but the. operator will get everybody no one survived the journey. 20 years on al-jazeera world revisits the case of the fatal egypt air crash flight's 990 what really happened on al-jazeera. among the top stories here on jazeera european leaders have agreed on who should fill the top job

prompted a presidential place to punish police who fail in their duty on sunday revolution square in bucharest was packed with protesters furious about the case but many a split sheet has been fired after officers took 19 hours to respond to const for help from a teacher she was later found raped and murdered a 65 year old man has confessed to her murder and another killing in april. now growing numbers of hindus a flock into a cave in indian administered kashmir to look for in light but environmentalists are alarmed by the way stayed the behind china belize has a story. of high in the himalayan mountains an indian administered kashmir these 100 programs a travelling 14 kilometers of a hostile terrain the hitting one of their fates holiest shrines inside. in past decades just a few 1000 pilgrims made the journey each year now these hundreds of thousands. well wendy i would pray at the cape that peace and tranquility should remain in our country and everyone should live in a brotherhood but the environmental costs are severe. this is such a beautiful holy cave but pogrom scepter in the sun to a

athens at 32 and bucharest at 30 degrees.we go toward sunday, we are not seeing much of a change across northern parts of europe. we'll see a shift of where the front is. more towards the south and we wiwill watch this becaususe ovee nextxt few days, as we go toward towards next week, the system will go further south bringing cooler air. here across much of central europe, , it is going g to be ry and d stormy. over here towards parts of london, things looking cooler with a temperature of 21 degrees. ♪ >> welcome back. we want to take it to the headlines. is u.n. security council calling for a cease-fire in libya where almost 1000 people have died in fighting over the past three months. new footage has emerged of thehe moment an airstrike hit a migrant detention camp near tripoli on tuesday killing 53 people. aresition leaders in sudan holding a series of public meetings to explain why they find a power-sharing deal with the military. leadershipment the will change for the military to civilians after 21 months. venezuela's pr

though is going to be into the thirty's for many locations vienna $33.00 degrees athens at $32.00 and bucharest at about 30 degrees there now as we go towards sunday we're not seeing much of a change across northern parts of europe we're going to be seeing a shift of where the front is though it's going to sing a little bit more towards the south and we will watch this because over the next few days as we go towards next week the system will go even further south bring some cooler air across much of that area here across much of central europe it is going to be rainy and stormy but over here towards parts of london things looking a little bit cooler with a temperature of 21 degrees for you. i'm victoria my childhood was not always easy my mother was suffering from severe depression through making this film i hope to understand my mother's mental illness and to find out if the conditions for the mentally ill have improved literally millions of people can be treated to receive no help medications we all have a duty to change attitudes. mental illness breaking the sun on al-jazeera. look at headli

the self across the book but in slow we are going to be seeing still very very hot conditions with bucharest seeing a day for you at 36 degrees well here across another part of africa not much in terms of clouds or rain temps wise to tunis it is going to be a warm day at $34.00 maybe going to $35.00 as we go towards tuesday magazine $29.00 and cairo at about $38.00 degrees and then here across parts of central africa for lagos we're going to see some rain coming into your forecast here on monday at 27 degrees and 4 across a temperature a few of 28. in the year 1271 and a gun tahlia set out on an extraordinary journey carrying letters from the pope for the great kugler com marco polo traveled through the trees following dangerous roads from the holy land and beyond today chasing the shadow market professor shah's top of china to venice with searching questions of how the relationship between east and west has changed. marco polo on al-jazeera. elegant reminder the top stories on our 0 gunfire has been heard at a protest in the sudanese town of casella as tens of thousands of people rallied ac

distinction that can be given out by the president she was given a hero's welcome as she returned to bucharest following her victory at the all england club on saturday is the 1st romanian to win the wimbledon title. and 20 greaseman was given the new arrival treatment on his 1st day of work at his new club barcelona a $135000000.00 signing with teased by his teammates being not met through his legs during training exercises but it was all done in good fun griezmann joint from spanish rivals atletico madrid are so have put a buyout clause of $900000000.00 into his contract hundreds of fans greeted the new year then to signing aaron ramsey on monday wales international joined the italian champions as a free agent after 11 years at arsenal to have the opportunity to come here to play for them you know. it is a dream you know to come and play at the top level. as well as a challenge for myself to. you know to. to come over to experience a different way of life a different culture the world's top golfers are gathering for the years final major british open is being played over oil port russian nor

her country of the grand slam victory in london now in a ceremony at the presidential palace in bucharest halep was presented with the order of the star of romania she beat serena williams in just 56 minutes in that wimbledon final earlier this month it was hell of a 2nd grand slam title of having won the french open as well well both men here harry came the world will be expected to be among the leading goalscorers when the english premier league kicks off in just under 2 weeks you might actually find the premier league a little easier then you're seeing a match that present kane and he's taught them how to mates delhi early and erik lamela against 100 children in shanghai and he was actually brought down in the area to win his team a penalty. take another look at birds was the reply coming up for you see that vicious attack oh the spurs trio would rather be playing it's 11 men no doubt and defenders who are a little bit more professional they call it a friendly game but you have to be careful you know i think it's lucky not to get sent off. but given the composure at the end and then ba

self and across the book but insular we are going to be seeing still very very hot conditions with bucharest seeing a day for you at 36 degrees well here across another part of africa not much in terms of clouds or rain temps wise to tunis it is going to be a warm day at $34.00 maybe going to $35.00 as we go towards tuesday magazine $29.00 and cairo at about $38.00 degrees and then here across parts of central africa for lego's we're going to see some rain coming into your forecast here on monday at 27 degrees and 4 across a temperature if you have 28. the venezuela colombia has become a stomping ground for trespasses. as desperate people transgress an illegal passage . to feed an emerging field trafficking markets. we follow that perilous journey unguarded through the line of lead risking it all the lead venezuela in colombia. on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera time now to recap our headlines demonstrators in hong kong are trying to force their way into the building housing the legislature they want a controversial extradition bill completely withdrawn. a gun battle is ongoing in the

though is going to be into the thirty's for many locations vienna $33.00 degrees athens at $32.00 and bucharest at about 30 degrees there now as we go towards sunday we're not seeing much of a change across northern parts of europe we're going to be seeing a shift of where the front is though it's going to sing a little bit more towards the south and we will watch this because over the next few days as we go towards next week the system will go even further south bring some cooler air across much of that area here across much of central europe it is going to be rainy and stormy but over here towards parts of london things looking a little bit cooler with a temperature of 21 degrees for you. on counting the cost $3.00 decades after the collapse of the soviet union russia is engaging with africa to raise its political clout and we look at the economics behind turkey's decision to buy the s 435. counting the cost on a just. new yorkers are very receptive to see because it is such an international city they're very interested in that global perspective that al-jazeera provides. you're watching othe

distinction that can be given out by the president she was given a hero's welcome as she returned to bucharest following her victory at the all england club on saturday is the 1st romanian to win the wimbledon title. and one griezmann was given the new arrival treatment on his 1st day of work at his new club barcelona the $135000000.00 signing was teased by is teammates being not meg through his legs during training exercises but it was all done in good fun griezmann joined from spanish rivals atletico madrid after barsa met the buyout clause in his contract they're not taking any chances with their new star signing his barcelona by a clause is $900000000.00. hundreds of fans greeted the new year ban to signing aaron ramsey on monday wales international joined the italian champions as a free agent after 11 years at arsenal to have the opportunity to come here to play for them in our. as a dream you know to come and play at the top level. as well as a challenge for myself to. you know to. to come over to experience a different way of life a different culture. it's a big week for football fans i

dinamo bucharest coach is in a stable condition after suffering a heart attack on the sidelines of amatch. magoi is team was playing a romanian league match when he began to feel unwell in the dug out of 51 year old was immediately taken by ambulance to hospital but only joined the team in june these are worrying scenes for fans as in 2016 dinamo book at best midfielder patrick king died of a suspected heart attack after collapsing on the pitch monday was a rest day for riders on the tour de france after they bid farewell to the pyrenees on sunday french rider junior says it will only get harder to defend be the leaders yellow jersey in the upcoming stages in the outs so which ends of. we defended give everything every day. like you see. in a breakaway now i would like. like a little of the tour de force i don't know what will happen in the next day but for sure i will continue to defend. just over a week after they were all cup triumph the english cricket team are back at lord's but they have swapped the one day colors for test match whites face ireland in a 4 day test as a warm up

europe so yesterday in southern poland it was incredibly hot but it is more the very south east of bucharestthe heat and that is out of the way so we freshen down and so has much of europe. anymore 01’ and so has much of europe. anymore or is that it? as far as these is concerned, i'm sure there is some coming our way this summer but as far as the weather goes, it is looking pretty good so high pressure heading our way and i think on that note, we can launch into the forecast for the rest of the week. go for it. is looking good. i mentioned goldilocks and the three bears, i think most of us should be happy. again, we do need the rain from time to time but there is some heading toward scotland a little bit later on in the week but i think its high pressure that will really be dominating the scene across our part of the world for quite some time to come. this is what it looks like today. we've got temperatures in the low 20s, buying on where they should be. high teens across scotland. a couple of showers carried by the north—westerly breeze. a few more showers across scotland, maybe one 01’ sh