more persistent rain and cloud just lingering across the far north of scotland for the likes of caithnessrelatively dry and clear. so, temperatures getting down into single figures for many northern areas in particular, as we head into the early hours of monday morning. a fresh start in the day, but quite a bit of sunshine around. from the word go. it is not going to stick around everywhere, because we have more showers on the way. this system here just drifting in from the west. initially, that will bring rain across parts of wales, i think the middle part of the morning will drift further eastward into england, through the course of the day. it will tend to fragment and become showery as it does so. more rain to come across the north of scotland, with another weather front heading in there, too. sunny spells for many of us in between those showers. temperatures 13—20 degrees. a little bit below average for this stage injuly. monday is the first day of the championships at wimbledon. a lot of dry weather through the day, but as cloud thickens in the afternoon, there is a chance of some p

, well caithness, sutherland, as well as orkney. drier as shetland and orkney.n here, actually. just light rain on and off by afternoon . elsewhere off by the afternoon. elsewhere it spells of rain , a it is spells of rain, a strengthening breeze, especially around south—west coast, making it feel cool. 16 to 18 celsius at best. some places lower where we've got the persistent wet weather and further persistent bands of rain move through dunng bands of rain move through during saturday evening , much of during saturday evening, much of it by midnight, moving out into the north sea. but it stays dampened cloudy, a lot of low cloud around for england and wales overnight as well as southern northern southern scotland, northern ireland and as a result it's going to be a relatively mild night, 16 celsius in places by dawn . but it's still breezy in dawn. but it's still breezy in the south as we start off sunday. it's a slow start with the cloud eventually lifting and breaking spells, giving breaking sunny spells, giving way showers southern parts way to showers in so

but they'll continue in the far north west and there'll be more heavy rain across the likes of caithnessthern isles as well. but temperatures down a notch on recent nights. a bit of a fresher start to sunday, but more sunshine from the word go compared to today. so we've got low pressure that's sitting offjust towards the north east of the uk, moving in towards scandinavia, the winds rotating around that area of low pressure, bringing us another day of sunshine and showers for sunday. like today, the showers most frequent across northern ireland and scotland, especially in the north and the west. fewer showers into parts of northern england and mostly dry, i think, down towards the south of england and wales. but you could catch a passing shower. 14 to 22 degrees so temperatures probably down a notch compared to today. we've still got that breeze, but probably not quite as windy in the north. and then as we move through into monday, again, not a lot of change. we've got the winds coming in from the north west, low pressure sitting out across parts of scandinavia. so more showers pushing

more persistent rain and cloud just lingering across the far north of scotland for the likes of caithnessmost places are relatively dry and clear. so, temperatures getting down into single figures for many northern areas in particular, as we head into the early hours of monday morning. a fresh start in the day, but quite a bit of sunshine around. from the word go. it is not going to stick around everywhere, because we have more showers on the way. this system here just drifting in from the west. initially, that will bring rain across parts of wales, i think the middle part of the morning will drift further eastward into england, through the course of the day. it will tend to fragment and become showery as it does so. more rain to come across the north of scotland, with another weather front heading in there, too. sunny spells for many of us in between those showers. temperatures 13—20 degrees. a little bit below average for this stage injuly. monday is the first day of the championships at wimbledon. a lot of dry weather through the day, but as cloud thickens in the afternoon, there is a

more persistent rain and cloud just lingering across the far north of scotland for the likes of caithness clear. so, temperatures getting down into single figures for many northern areas in particular, as we head into the early hours of monday morning. a fresh start in the day, but quite a bit of sunshine around. from the word go. it is not going to stick around everywhere, because we have more more showers on the way. this system here just drifting in from the west. initially, that will bring rain across parts of wales, i think the middle part of the morning will drift further eastward into england, through the course of the day. it will tend to fragment and become showery as it does so. more rain to come across the north of scotland, with another weather front heading in there, too. sunny spells for many of us in between those showers. temperatures 13—20 degrees. a little bit below average for the stage thatjuly. monday is the first day of the championships at wimbledon. a lot of dry weather through the day, but as cloud begins in the afternoon, there is a chance of some passing showers

but they'll continue in the far north west and there'll be more heavy rain across the likes of caithness notch on recent nights. a bit of a fresher start to sunday, but more sunshine from the word go compared to today. so we've got low pressure that's sitting offjust towards the north east of the uk, moving in towards scandinavia, the winds rotating around that area of low pressure, bringing us another day of sunshine and showers for sunday. like today, the showers most frequent across northern ireland and scotland, especially in the north and the west. fewer showers into parts of northern england and mostly dry, i think, down towards the south of england and wales. but you could catch a passing shower. 1a to 22 degrees so temperatures probably down a notch compared to today. we've still got that breeze, but probably not quite as windy in the north. and then as we move through into monday, again, not a lot of change. we've got the winds coming in from the north west, low pressure sitting out across parts of scandinavia. so more showers pushing into western scotland, later in the day for

more persistent rain and cloud lingering across the far north of scotland over the likes of caithnesso single figures for many northern areas in particular heading into the early hours of monday morning. so a fresh start of the day but quite a bit of sunshine around from the word go. it won't stick around everywhere because we have more showers on the way, this system drifting in from the west. initially, that will bring rain across parts of wales, in the middle part of the morning, drifting further eastwards into england through the course of the day but tending to fragment and become showery as it does so. more rain to come across the north of scotland with another weather front moving in. sunny spells for many of us in between those showers. temperatures just 13—20 degrees, so a little below par degrees so a little below par, couple of degrees below average for this part ofjuly. monday is the first day of the championships at wimbledon. lots of dry weather through the day but as the cloud thickens through the afternoon there is that chance of some passing showers during the latter

there will be more persistent rain for the likes of caithness and sutherland up towards the northerns strong as it is out there today. temperatures just down a notch, so between about 1a to 22 north to south on sunday. no great change in the weather as we roll through to the new working week as well. if you have got tickets to the ashes, of course, at lord's, that continues — it looks like a dry day tomorrow, temperatures about 21 degrees, and a noticeable breeze coming in from the west. now, moving through sunday night and on into monday, there is that low pressure not moving in a hurry, sitting across parts of scandinavia, so more showers rotating in on that west or north—westerly breeze, pushing into parts of northern ireland, western scotland through the morning. later in the day, some of those showers arrive across england and wales. but it is eastern areas that will keep driest for the longest on monday. temperatures between about 13 to 21 degrees. all in all, much of the week ahead is looking fairly unsettled, so there will be some showers at times. some sunshine in between th

there will be more persistent rain for the likes of caithness and sutherland up towards the northernuth. still a bit of a breeze blowing, probably not quite as strong as it is out there today. temperatures just down a notch, so between about 1a to 22 north to south on sunday. no great change in the weather as we roll through to the new working week as well. if you have got tickets to the ashes, of course, at lord's, that continues — it looks like a dry day tomorrow, temperatures about 21 degrees, and a noticeable breeze coming in from the west. now, moving through sunday night and on into monday, there is that low pressure not moving in a hurry, sitting across parts of scandinavia, so more showers rotating in on that west or north—westerly breeze, pushing into parts of northern ireland, western scotland through the morning. later in the day, some of those showers arrive across england and wales. but it is eastern areas that will keep driest for the longest on monday. temperatures between about 13 to 21 degrees. all in all, much of the week ahead is looking fairly unsettled, so there

notable showers fade away for most of us, there will be more heavy rain across the likes of caithness rotating around an area of low pressure bringing as another day of sunshine and showers for sunday. like today, the showers most frequent across northern scotland and northern ireland. fewer showers in england, mostly dry. 14 to 22 degrees. temperatures probably down a notch compared to day. there it into money, not a lot of change, winds coming in from the north—west, low pressure setting out towards scandinavia. staying dry is longest i think towards the east. the 14—to 2 degrees. a very unsettled outlook through much of the week ahead. sunny spells, scattered showers, perhaps of one drier the as we head towards the end of this week. bye—bye. this is bbc news. the headlines — more than 1,300 arrests are made in france in a fourth night of unrest, sparked by the police shooting of a teenage boy. there were riots in toulouse, marseille, lyon, grenoble, and some parts of paris, where shops were also looted. australia becomes the first country to permit the nationwide use of ecstasy and

there will be more persistent rain for the likes of caithness and sutherland up towards the northernfurther south. still a bit of a breeze blowing, probably not quite as strong as it is out there today. temperatures just down a notch, so between about 1a to 22 north to south on sunday. no great change in the weather as we roll through to the new working week as well. if you have got tickets to the ashes, of course, at lord's, that continues — it looks like a dry day tomorrow, temperatures about 21 degrees, and a noticeable breeze coming in from the west. now, moving through sunday night and on into monday, there is that low pressure not moving in a hurry, sitting across parts of scandinavia, so more showers rotating in on that west or north—westerly breeze, pushing into parts of northern ireland, western scotland through the morning. later in the day, some of those showers arrive across england and wales. but it is eastern areas that will keep driest for the longest on monday. temperatures between about 13 to 21 degrees. all in all, much of the week ahead is looking fairly unsettled,

but they'll continue in the far north west and there'll be more heavy rain across the likes of caithness, but more sunshine from the word go compared to today. so, we've got low pressure that's sitting offjust towards the north east of the uk, moving in towards scandinavia, the winds rotating around that area of low pressure, bringing us another day of sunshine and showers for sunday. like today, the showers most frequent across northern ireland and scotland, especially in the north and the west. fewer showers into parts of northern england and mostly dry, i think, down towards the south of england and wales. but you could catch a passing shower. 14 to 22 degrees, so temperatures probably down a notch compared to today. we've still got that breeze, but probably not quite as windy in the north. and then as we move through into monday, again, not a lot of change. we've got the winds coming in from the north west, low pressure sitting out across parts of scandinavia. so more showers pushing into western scotland, later in the day for northern ireland, western parts of britain, we'll see tho

there will be more persistent rain for the likes of caithness and sutherland up towards the northernbit of a breeze blowing, probably not quite as strong as it is out there today. temperatures just down a notch, so between about 11; to 22 north to south on sunday. no great change in the weather as we roll through to the new working week as well. if you have got tickets to the ashes, of course, at lord's, that continues — it looks like a dry day tomorrow, temperatures about 21 degrees, and a noticeable breeze coming in from the west. now, moving through sunday night and on into monday, there is that low pressure not moving in a hurry, sitting across parts of scandinavia, so more showers rotating in on that west or north—westerly breeze, pushing into parts of northern ireland, western scotland through the morning. later in the day, some of those showers arrive across england and wales. but it is eastern areas that will keep driest for the longest on monday. temperatures between about 13 to 21 degrees. all in all, much of the week ahead is looking fairly unsettled, so there will be some

there will be more persistent rain for the likes of caithness and sutherland up towards the northerno south on sunday. no great change in the weather as we roll through to the new working week as well. if you have got tickets to the ashes, of course, at lord's, that continues — it looks like a dry day tomorrow, temperatures about 21 degrees, and a noticeable breeze coming in from the west. now, moving through sunday night and on into monday, there is that low pressure not moving in a hurry, sitting across parts of scandinavia, so more showers rotating in on that west or north—westerly breeze, pushing into parts of northern ireland, western scotland through the morning. later in the day, some of those showers arrive across england and wales. but it is eastern areas that will keep driest for the longest on monday. temperatures between about 13 to 21 degrees. all in all, much of the week ahead is looking fairly unsettled, so there will be some showers at times. some sunshine in between those showers as well, so not a complete write—off. but it looks like it will be a bit drier and warme

but they'll continue in the far north—west, and there'll be more heavy rain across the likes of caithnessrd go compared to today. so we've got low pressure that's sitting offjust towards the north east of the uk, moving in towards scandinavia, the winds rotating around that area of low pressure, bringing us another day of sunshine and showers for sunday. like today, the showers most frequent across northern ireland and scotland, especially in the north and the west. fewer showers into parts of northern england and mostly dry i think down towards the south of england and wales. but you could catch a passing shower, 14 to 22 celsius. so temperatures probably down a notch compared to today. we've still got that breeze, but probably not quite as windy in the north. and then as we move through into monday, again, not a lot of change. we've got the winds coming in from the north west, low pressure sitting out across parts of scandinavia. so more showers pushing into western scotland later in the day, and northern ireland. western parts of britain will see those showers arriving, staying dry lon

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