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that heat being scooped northwards into parts of england, wales and indeed the channel islands.had its hottestjune day on record. 33 degrees or very close to it across parts of east anglia, through the london area as well. whereas further north and west, with these westerly winds, we had some cooler conditions. temperatures in western scotland, for example, no higher than 16 degrees. and more and more of us are going to get into those cooler conditions as we head through saturday. we've got this frontal system pushing southwards, a cold front, introducing that cooler air. so, these are the temperatures as we start saturday morning. 9 or 10 degrees for scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england. whereas further south, we're still in the grip of those warm, even hot conditions. 18 to start the morning in london. and across this south—east corner, where we see spells of sunshine, it will be another hot day. across parts of the west country, wales, the midlands, east anglia, we'll see cloud bringing outbreaks of heavy, potentially thundery rain at times. to the north of th

still be quite warm and muggy i think across the channel islands, perhaps the far, far south east ofple, for london, where we only had lows in the low 20s into the small hours of saturday—sunday. a lot of fine weather on the way for the uk as a whole. there's a low swirling out here in the north sea and that will pick the breeze up. for scotland and northern ireland, there were a few showers here, but there will also be some sunshine. just a question mark as to how well those showers clear the south coast of the uk, though, through sunday. some southern most counties could actually see some quite heavy and persistent showers through the course of the day. and if anything, we could see them making a little bit of a resurgence northwards across southern england, as far north as the midlands, parts of east anglia through sunday evening, looking into the week ahead, there's always low pressure pretty close to the south of the uk. low pressures try and run in further north. between the two, a ridge of high pressure. so for the majority of the uk, i think through the week ahead there will

that heat being scooped northwards into parts of england, wales and indeed the channel islands.o it across parts of east anglia, through the london area as well. whereas further north and west, with these westerly winds, we had some cooler conditions. temperatures in western scotland, for example, no higher than 16 degrees. and more and more of us are going to get into those cooler conditions as we head through saturday. we've got this frontal system pushing southwards, a cold front, introducing that cooler air. so, these are the temperatures as we start saturday morning. 9 or 10 degrees for scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england. whereas further south, we're still in the grip of those warm, even hot conditions. 18 to start the morning in london. and across this south—east corner, where we see spells of sunshine, it will be another hot day. across parts of the west country, wales, the midlands, east anglia, we'll see cloud bringing outbreaks of heavy, potentially thundery rain at times. to the north of that, some spells of sunshine. showers into north—west scotland

that heat being scooped northwards into parts of england, wales and indeed the channel islands.ough the london area as well, whereas further north and west, with these westerly winds, we had some cooler conditions — temperatures in western scotland, for example, no higher than 16 degrees. and more and more of us are going to get into those cooler conditions as we head through saturday. we've got this frontal system pushing southwards, a cold front, introducing that cooler air, so these are the temperatures as we start saturday morning — 9 or 10 degrees for scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england, whereas further south, we're still in the grip of those warm, even hot conditions — 18 to start the morning in london. and across this south—east corner, where we see spells of sunshine, it will be another hot day. across parts of the west country, wales, the midlands, east anglia, we'll see cloud bringing outbreaks of heavy, potentially thundery rain at times. to the north of that, some spells of sunshine. showers into north—west scotland, maybe the odd one for northern ir

still be quite warm and muggy i think across the channel islands, perhaps the far, far south east ofthe small hours of saturday—sunday. a lot of fine weather on the way for the uk as a whole. there's a low swirling out here in the north sea and that will pick the breeze up. for scotland and northern ireland, there were a few showers here, but there will also be some sunshine. just a question mark as to how well those showers clear the south coast of the uk, though, through sunday. some southern most counties could actually see some quite heavy and persistent showers through the course of the day. and if anything, we could see them making a little bit of a resurgence northwards across southern england, as far north as the midlands, this is bbc news — i'm lewis vaughanjones — the headlines at 7pm... union leaders say talks to prevent rail strikes next week have failed — and the walkouts will go ahead. passengers across the country will be affected. i think there are so many sectors of our society at the minute and people who are struggling and we need to help each other where we can. t

still be quite warm and muggy i think across the channel islands, perhaps the far, far south east of for london, where we only had lows in the low low 20s into the small hours of saturday—sunday. a lot of fine weather on the way for the uk as a whole. there's a low swirling out here in the north sea and that will pick the breeze up. but scotland and northern ireland, there were a few showers here, but there will also be some sunshine. just a question mark as to how well those showers clear the south coast of the uk, though, through sunday. some southern most counties could actually see some quite heavy and persistent showers through the course of the day. and if anything, we could see them making a little bit of a resurgence northwards across southern england, as far north as the midlands, parts of east anglia through sunday evening, looking into the week ahead, there's always low pressure, pretty close to the south of the uk. low pressures try and run in further north between the two, a ridge of high pressure. so for the majority of the uk, i think through the week ahead there will

that heat being scooped northwards into parts of england, wales and indeed the channel islands.ery close to it across parts of east anglia, through the london area as well. whereas further north and west, with these westerly winds, we had some cooler conditions. temperatures in western scotland, for example, no higher than 16 degrees. and more and more of us are going to get into those cooler conditions as we head through saturday. we've got this frontal system pushing southwards, a cold front, introducing that cooler air. so, these are the temperatures as we start saturday morning. 9—10 degrees for scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england. whereas further south, we're still in the grip of those warm, even hot conditions. 18 to start the morning in london. and across this south—east corner, where we see spells of sunshine, it will be another hot day. across parts of the west country, wales, the midlands, east anglia, we'll see cloud bringing outbreaks of heavy, potentially thundery rain at times. to the north of that, some spells of sunshine. showers into north—west

in the english channel islands in the english channel and then we will see those showers developing in thundery, there will still be some warm sunshine around as well. in scotland and northern ireland may well have a dry day with sunny spells and lighter winds, not as warm as it was on wednesday in eastern scotland. very warm day despite those showers, probably the highest temperatures ahead of those showers across north midlands and northern england stopping the weather is changing because pressure is falling and that means we are likely to find more cloud, we're going to find more cloud, we're going to find more rain as well particularly on that weather front the southwest. there will be some sunshine around but we are going to find more showers breaking out, those turning heavier and thundery especially across northern england heading into scotland, this band of rain arrives in parts of wales and the south—west of england and the south—west of england and with more cloud around temperatures will be lower, typically 20— 22 degrees. the last of the warm weather bubbly stuck across

it will still be quite warm and muggy across the channel islands, perhaps the far, far south—east of we only had lows in the low 20s into the small hours of saturday. sunday, lots of fine weather on the way for the uk as a whole. there is a low swelling out here in the north sea and that will pick the breeze up for scotland and northern ireland, a few showers here, but there will also be some sunshine. just a question over how much showers will clear the south coast of the uk, through sunday, though. some of the southernmost counties could see some quite heavy and persistent showers through the course of the day and if anything, we can see them making a resurgence northwards across southern england, as far north as the midlands, parts of east anglia through sunday evening. into the week ahead, as always, low pressure is pretty close to the south of the uk, low pressures try and run in further north, between the two, a ridge of high pressure, so for the majority of the uk, i think, for the week ahead, there will be a lot of fine weather, but the causes of the south coast you are, the

that will trigger some more showers as we head through thursday, especially early on through the channel islandsglish channel and then we will see those showers developing and moving further north into england and wales. some of them will be heavy and thundery, there will still be some warm sunshine around as well. and scotland and northern ireland may well have a dry day with sunny spells and lighter winds, not as warm as it was on wednesday in eastern scotland. very warm day across england and wales despite those showers, probably the highest temperatures ahead of those showers across north midlands and northern england. the weather is changing because pressure is falling and that means we are likely to find more cloud, we're going to find more rain as well particularly on that weather front approaching the southwest. there will be some sunshine around but we are going to find more showers breaking out, those turning heavier and thundery especially across northern england heading into scotland, this band of rain arrives in parts of wales and the south—west of england and with more cloud around

quite warm and muggy across the channel islands and the far south—east of england, but much fresher inotland and northern ireland, a queue showers but also some sunshine here. a question as to how the showers will clear the south coast of the uk on sunday. southernmost counties could see some heavy and persistent showers through the day. if anything, we could see them making a bit of a resurgence northwards across southern england and the midlands, parts of east anglia, to sunday evening. the week ahead, always low pressure close to the south of the uk, and further north. between the two, a ridge of high pressure. most of the uk through the week ahead, a lot of fine weather, but the closer to the south coast you are, the greater the chance of picking up showers. to the far north—west of the uk, somewhat more breezy with showery outbreaks of rain. some warm returns through the week but not the heat of recent days. this is bbc news — i'm luxmy gopal — the headlines at 2pm... union leaders say that talks trying to prevent rail strikes next week have failed — and the walkouts will go ahead

end of the night, still quite warm and muqqy the night, still quite warm and muggy across the channel islandson the whole, a low spelling out from the north sea and that will pick the breeze up in scotland and northern ireland. a few showers here, but also some sunshine. just to? as to how well those showers clear through sunday, some southernmost counties seeing some heavy and persistent showers through the course of the day and if anything we could see them making a bit of a resurgence northwards across england, may be as far north as east anglia and the midlands through sunday evening. looking to the week ahead, always low pressure on the coast of the uk to the south, and between the two a ridge of high pressure, a low pressure ridge above, so i think there will be a lot of fine weather for the majority, but the closer you are to the coast of the greater your chance of picking up some showers and to the north—west of the uk it will be a lot brazier and showery outbreaks of rain at times. so more returns to the heat, but not the heat of recent days. hello this is bbc news. the headlines...

it will still be quite warm and muggy across the channel islands, perhaps the far, far south—east of low swelling out here in the north sea and that will pick the breeze up for scotland and northern ireland, a few showers here, but there will also be some sunshine. just a question over how much showers will clear the south coast of the uk, through sunday, though. some of the southernmost counties could see some quite heavy and persistent showers through the course of the day and if anything, we can see them making a resurgence northwards across southern england, as far north as the midlands, parts of east anglia through sunday evening. into the week ahead, as always, low pressure is pretty close to the south of the uk, low pressures try and run in further north, between the two, a ridge of high pressure, so for the majority of the uk, i think, for the week ahead, there will be a lot of fine weather, but the causes of the south coast you are, the greater your chance of picking up some showers and, to the far north—west of the uk, it will be somewhat breezy with some showery outbreaks

could see a spell of more persistent rain arriving into the far south—west of england and the channel islandsthe best of the sunshine, once again, across scotland, where we'll see some of the highest temperatures. but it should feel warmer across england and wales compared to today. an area of low pressure is still spiralling around in the north sea as we had through monday night and into tuesday, pushing more cloud back along to these eastern coasts of england and scotland. maybe some patchy rain. also, an area of rainjust pushing into the far south of england as well through the early hours of tuesday morning. temperatures typically between 7—10 celsius. then tuesday actually looks to be a quieter day. with low pressure to the east and west of us, high—pressure to the north and the south, so the winds will be fairly light. there will be quite large amounts of cloud and probably more cloud across scotland and northern ireland compared to the weekend, particularly for these eastern coasts where we could still pick up a few showers. a few showers may be pushing into northern ireland through th

weather cloud here and there, but we have a weather front in the south of england across the channel islandsmore at times in the east. the clouds thickening up across the north—west of scotland and later we will see the heavy rain arriving. temperatures today where we have the cloud in the north—west, 12 to 14 degrees. where it is breezy along the north—east coast, we are looking at highs of 22 or 23. worth noting, pollen levels are high almost across the board. we are talking grass and metal pollen at the moment, they are low or moderate across north—west scotland. overnight, then rain will turn heavier for scotland. overnight, then rain will turn heavierfor a time scotland. overnight, then rain will turn heavier for a time across the north—west but as a sink southwards it will weaken and ahead of it, a lot of clear skies. very similar to what we had this morning except in the southern uplands and highlands where, in some parts, the temperature fell to between two and 4 degrees. into tuesday, it will tend to fade as we go through the day and the southern weather front producing the odd show

that will trigger some more showers as we head through thursday, especially early on through the channel islandshowers developing and moving further north into england and wales. some of them will be heavy and thundery, there will still be some warm sunshine around as well. and scotland and northern ireland may well have a dry day with sunny spells and lighter winds, not as warm as it was on wednesday in eastern scotland. very warm day across england and wales despite those showers, probably the highest temperatures ahead of those showers across north midlands and northern england. the weather is changing because pressure is falling and that means we are likely to find more cloud, we're going to find more rain as well particularly on that weather front approaching the southwest. there will be some sunshine around but we are going to find more showers breaking out, those turning heavier and thundery especially across northern england heading into scotland, this band of rain arrives in parts of wales and the south—west of england and with more cloud around temperatures will be lower, typically 20—

that heat being scooped northwards into parts of england, wales and indeed the channel islands.st, with these westerly winds, we had some cooler conditions. temperatures in western scotland, for example, no higher than 16 degrees. and more and more of us are going to get into those cooler conditions as we head through saturday. we've got this frontal system pushing southwards, a cold front, introducing that cooler air. so, these are the temperatures as we start saturday morning. 9—10 degrees for scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england. whereas further south, we're still in the grip of those warm, even hot conditions. 18 to start the morning in london. and across this south—east corner, where we see spells of sunshine, it will be another hot day. across parts of the west country, wales, the midlands, east anglia, we'll see cloud bringing outbreaks of heavy, potentially thundery rain at times. to the north of that, some spells of sunshine. showers into north—west scotland, maybe the odd one for northern ireland. temperatures for most of us 15—16, maybe up to 18 degree

the cloud will lift, showers and the channel islands will fade and the channel islands will fade and western and northern scotland and northern ireland. overnight lows are very similar to last night so we are looking widely between ten and 15 degrees. tomorrow we start off with the showers in the english channel, through the day they will push a bit further north. some could be heavy and thundery, they might catch one at glastonbury, but a lot of dry weather as well. north and the west prone to cloud and the highest temperatures will be northern england and the midlands where we could see 28 or 29 degrees before it cools down on friday and for the rest of the weekend. thank you, it does look fantastic there. facebook says it has removed a large number of accounts and groups posting pictures and videos of upskirting following an investigation by bbc news. our research found thousands of users openly sharing obscene material of women and girls, which was taken in public without their consent. angus crawford has the story. a man filming on his phone and following a schoolgirl, up some s

could see a spell of more persistent rain arriving into the far south—west of england and the channel islandsough the afternoon. cloudier for northern ireland but mainly dry. the best of the sunshine, once again, across scotland, where we will see some of the highest temperatures. but it should feel warmer across england and wales compared to today. an area of low pressure is still spiralling around in the north sea as we had through monday night and into tuesday, pushing more cloud back along to these eastern coasts of england and scotland. maybe some patchy rain. also, an area of rainjust pushing into the far south of england as well through the early hours of tuesday morning. temperatures typically between seven and 10 celsius. then tuesday actually looks to be a quieter day. with low pressure to the east and west of us, high—pressure to the north and the south, so the winds will be fairly light. there will be quite large amounts of cloud and probably more cloud across scotland and northern ireland compared to the weekend, particularly for these eastern coasts where we could still pick up

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especially early on through the channel islands, in the english channel, and then, we'll see those showersry. there'll still be some warm sunshine around, as well. and scotland and northern ireland may well have a dry day, with some sunny spells and a lighter wind. not quite as warm as it was on wednesday in eastern scotland. a very warm day across england and wales despite those showers — probably the highest temperatures ahead of those showers across north midlands and northern england. the weather's changing because pressure is falling, and that means we're likely to find more cloud, and we'll find some more rain, as well, particularly on that weather front approaching the southwest. ahead of that, though, there will be some sunshine around, but we're going to find more showers breaking out — and those turning heavy and thundery in the afternoon, especially across northern england, heading into scotland. this band of rain arrives in parts of wales and the southwest of england, and with more cloud around, temperatures will be lower, typically 20—22 celsius. the last of the warm weather p

that heat being scooped northwards into parts of england, wales and indeed the channel islands.d more of us are going to get into those cooler conditions as we head through saturday. we've got this frontal system pushing southwards, a cold front, introducing that cooler air. so, these are the temperatures as we start saturday morning. 9—10 degrees for scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england. whereas further south, we're still in the grip of those warm, even hot conditions. 18 to start the morning in london. and across this south east corner, where we see spells of sunshine, it will be another hot day. across parts of the west country, wales, the midlands, east anglia, we'll see cloud bringing outbreaks of heavy, potentially thundery rain at times. to the north of that, some spells of sunshine. showers into north west scotland, maybe the odd one for northern ireland. temperatures for most of us 15—16, maybe up to 18 degrees. whereas down towards the south, highs of 27—29 once again. and with that heat, well, we could see the odd thunderstorm popping up across the sou

that will bring some showers potentially across the channel islands but it looks likely that it might drift a bit further north. in southern england, perhaps the south midlands, we could see some sharp and thundery downpours on thursday. more cloud in the north—west and if that happens with those showers, it could impact on temperatures but we are still going for 26 or 27 degrees. moving into friday, low pressure starts to move in and it is this low with the frontal system that starts to bring the change. noticeably fresher for all at the start of the weekend and there will be some showers around as you can seep and not for everyone, not doom and gloom but some sharp showers around and guess what, just in time for glastonbury! of course but rain and a bit of cool weather, we like that in wales! i like it, anyway. thanks, louise. and that's bbc news at ten on tuesday the 21st ofjune. there's more analysis of the day's main stories on newsnight with kirsty wark, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across

by the morning there could be rain in the channel islands and through the day tomorrow we will find more cloud and showers breaking out and moving northwards into england and wales. some heavy and thundery. hit and miss, some sunshine, scotland and northern ireland are likely to stay dry with sunny spells will stop not as warm as today in the north—east of scotland but a warm day in england and wales despite developing showers. ahead of the showers temperatures could reach 27 or 28 again. the weather is changing because pressure is falling. when that happens we have more cloud and the chance of rain particularly with all these weather fronts around. on friday there will still be some sunshine around but more showers will break out and they contain heavy and thundery. drifting across northern england and into scotland. a rain arriving in the south—west of england and wales. temperatures will be lower on friday, 21 and 22. still some warm weather for eastern parts of england if we miss the heavy showers. but instead of high pressure that has brought warm weather and sunshine, low pressure

that will trigger some more showers as we head through thursday, especially early on through the channel islandsng further north into england and wales. some of them will be heavy and thundery, there will still be some warm sunshine around as well. and scotland and northern ireland may well have a dry day with sunny spells and lighter winds, not as warm as it was on wednesday in eastern scotland. very warm day across england and wales despite those showers, probably the highest temperatures ahead of those showers across north midlands and northern england. the weather is changing because pressure is falling and that means we are likely to find more cloud, we're going to find more rain as well particularly on that weather front approaching the southwest. there will be some sunshine around but we are going to find more showers breaking out, those turning heavier and thundery especially across northern england heading into scotland, this band of rain arrives in parts of wales and the south—west of england and with more cloud around temperatures will be lower, typically 20—22 degrees. the last of th

especially early on through the channel islands in the english channel, and then we will see the showersand boundary. some still warm. scotland and northern ireland may be dry with sunny spells and light wind. not as warm as wednesday in eastern scotland, very warm across england and wales though despite the showers. probably the highest bidders ahead of the highest bidders ahead of the showers across northern midlands and northern england. the weather is changing because pressure is falling and that means we are likely to find more cloud and more rain as well, particularly on the weather front approaching the southwest. they will be some sunshine around but will find more showers breaking out. they will turn heavy and boundary in the afternoon especially across northern england into scotland. the rain around some parts of wales in the south—west of england, more cloud around so temperatures will be lower, typically 20, 20 two degrees. the last of the warm weather probably stuck across east anglia. into the weekend, rather than high—pressure dominating it will be low pressure swelling ar

later today, beacons will be lit throughout the uk, channel islands, isle of man and uk overseas territoriesve already begun to be lit in commonwealth countries around the world. on friday, a service of thanksgiving will take place at st paul's cathedral in london. then on saturday, members of the royal family are expected to go to the derby horse racing at epsom. and in the evening, there will be a live concert in front of buckingham palace — the platinum party at the palace. and the final day of celebrations will be on sunday, with jubilee lunches and the platinumjubilee pageant, a performance that will tell the story of the queen's reign and will finish in front of buckingham palace. it will feature military personnel, dancers, puppets of corgis and ed sheeran. people will be celebrating across the uk with street parties. the oueen�*sjubilee pageant is taking place on sunday, and hundreds of children will perform in front of thousands of people lining the streets in london — and millions more at home. ricky boleto has been to meet some of those taking part. across the land, bunting, glitt

for the channel islands and perhaps coastal parts of devon and towards the isle of wight as well.ith temperatures just about down into single figures in a few spots. sunday, cooler, fresher conditions across almost all areas. plenty of dry, sunny weather on sunday but we will continue to see outbreaks of showery rain around the south coast and for some southern counties of england in particular. elsewhere, mostly dry with a bit of a breeze coming in across the north and east of scotland. temperatures here around 13, 14 and further south, 18—21 in the sunshine but not as humid in the south as it has been. holding onto the showers in the far south—west through sunday evening but becoming mostly dry as we head into monday. a quick look into next week and there could be a few spots of rain in the north—west with temperatures in the high teens to mid 20s. bye— bye. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the british government is to trial a scheme allowing asylum seekers who cross the english channel in small boats to be electronically tagged.

that will trigger some more showers as we head through thursday, especially early on through the channel islandshem will be heavy and thundery, there will still be some warm sunshine around as well. and scotland and northern ireland may well have a dry day with sunny spells and lighter winds, not as warm as it was on wednesday in eastern scotland. very warm day across england and wales despite those showers, probably the highest temperatures ahead of those showers across north midlands and northern england. the weather is changing because pressure is falling and that means we are likely to find more cloud, we're going to find more rain as well particularly on that weather front approaching the southwest. there will be some sunshine around but we are going to find more showers breaking out, those turning heavier and thundery especially across northern england heading into scotland, this band of rain arrives in parts of wales and the south—west of england and with more cloud around temperatures will be lower, typically 20—22 degrees. the last of the warm weather probably stuck across east anglia.

that will trigger some more showers as we head through thursday, especially early on through the channel islandsving further north into england and wales. some of them will be heavy and thundery, there will still be some warm sunshine around as well. and scotland and northern ireland may well have a dry day with sunny spells and lighter winds, not as warm as it was on wednesday in eastern scotland. very warm day across england and wales despite those showers, probably the highest temperatures ahead of those showers across north midlands and northern england. the weather is changing because pressure is falling and that means we are likely to find more cloud, we're going to find more rain as well particularly on that weather front approaching the southwest. there will be some sunshine around but we are going to find more showers breaking out, those turning heavier and thundery especially across northern england heading into scotland, this band of rain arrives in parts of wales and the south—west of england and with more cloud around temperatures will be lower, typically 20—22 degrees. the last of

for the channel islands and perhaps coastal parts of devon towards the isle of wight as well.ures in a few spots. sunday, cooler, fresh conditions across almost all areas. plenty of dry, sunny weather on sunday but we will continue to see outbreaks of showery rain around the south coast and some southern counties of england in particular. elsewhere, mostly dry with a bit of a breeze coming in across the north and east of scotland. temperatures here around 13, ia and further south, 18—21 in the sunshine but not as humid in the south as it has been. holding onto the showers in the far south—west through sunday evening but becoming mostly dry as we head into monday. a quick look into next week, and there could be a few spots of rain in the north—west with temperatures in the high teens to mid 20s. bye— bye. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. union leaders say that talks to try to prevent rail strikes next week have failed — and the walk—outs will go ahead. passengers across the country will be affected. there are so many people strug

we'll have to watch that area of rain moving into southwest england and the channel islands during mondayin between weather systems again it looks largely quiet. maybe an odd shower here and there, but good sunshine around. more sunshine in the south. we could see highs of 21 degrees in the capital. 19 also through the central belt of scotland. more unsettled on wednesday onwards. areas of low pressure moving in off the atlantic. 0ne system will bring in outbreaks of rain followed by sunshine and showers. this next system through thursday and friday could bring a spell of windy weather with outbreaks of rain followed by sunshine and showers. it is much more unsettled to end the new week, with sunshine and showers, fairly strong winds. these temperatures around the seasonal average. welcome to bbc news — i'm simon pusey. our top stories: rock stars including sir rod stewart wow the crowds at the buckingham palacejubilee concert — prince charles gives a moving tribute to his mother for her 70 years of service. you continue to make history. you laugh and cry with us and, most importantly, yo

just have to watch that area of rain moving into parts of southwest england and the channel islands during and then, because we're in between weather systems, again, it looks largely quiet — maybe an odd shower here and there, but a good deal of sunshine around. more sunshine in the south, so we could see highs of 21 celsius in the capital, 19 or so through the central belt of scotland. turns more unsettled, though — wednesday onwards, we see areas of low pressure moving in off the atlantic. one system will bring in outbreaks of rain, followed by sunshine and showers. this next system, through thursday and friday, could bring a spell of windier weather with outbreaks of rain, followed by sunshine and showers. so it's much more unsettled to end the new week with sunshine and showers, fairly strong winds. these temperatures around the seasonal average. this is bbc news, the headlines... huge crowds gathered in front of buckingham palace for a spectacular open—air concert that marks the queen's 70 years on the throne. in a tribute to his mother, prince charles, praised what he called "a lifet

we'll have to watch that area of rain moving into southwest england and the channel islands during mondayand then because we are in between weather systems again it looks largely quiet. maybe an odd shower here and there, but good sunshine around. more sunshine in the south. we could see highs of 21 degrees in the capital. 19 also through the central belt of scotland. more unsettled on wednesday onwards. areas of low pressure moving in off the atlantic. 0ne system will bring in outbreaks of rain followed by sunshine and showers. this next system through thursday and friday could bring a spell of windy weather with outbreaks of rain followed by sunshine and showers. it is much more unsettled to end the new week, with sunshine and showers, fairly strong winds. these temperatures around the seasonal average. this is bbc news. i'm simon pusey. our top stories: rock stars, including sir rod stewart, wow the crowds at the buckingham palacejubilee concert prince charles gives a moving tribute to his mother for her 70 years of service. you continue to make history. you laugh and cry with us. and,

with highs — moving across the channel islands with highs of 20 degrees.s the north and the west. we will start to feel a bit more _ west. we will start to feel a bit more humid and you can see breezy conditions _ more humid and you can see breezy conditions across the north west. in the south, still a lot of clear blue skies and it is getting hotter. 28, possibly— skies and it is getting hotter. 28, possibly 29 degrees the high as we push towards the london area. widely we are _ push towards the london area. widely we are looking at below —— out the low to _ we are looking at below —— out the low to mid — we are looking at below —— out the low to mid 20s. which knife was, and we have _ low to mid 20s. which knife was, and we have 12 _ low to mid 20s. which knife was, and we have 12 to— low to mid 20s. which knife was, and we have 12 to 21 as a range of temperatures. —— push northwards. later— temperatures. —— push northwards. later in_ temperatures. —— push northwards. later in the — temperatures. —— push northwards. later in the week, still a lot of hot

could see a spell of more persistent rain arriving into the far south—west of england and the channel islands again, across scotland, where we'll see some of the highest temperatures. but it should feel warmer across england and wales compared to today. an area of low pressure is still spiralling around in the north sea as we head through monday night and into tuesday, pushing more cloud back along to these eastern coasts of england and scotland. maybe some patchy rain. also, an area of rainjust pushing into the far south of england as well through the early hours of tuesday morning. temperatures typically between 7—10 celsius. then tuesday actually looks to be a quieter day. with low pressure to the east and west of us, high—pressure and west of us, high pressure to the north and the south, so the winds will be fairly light. there'll be quite large amounts of cloud and probably more cloud across scotland and northern ireland compared to the weekend, particularly for these eastern coasts, where we could still pick up a few showers. a few showers may be pushing into northern ireland through th

especially early on through the channel islands, in the english channel, and then, we'll see those showersand wales. some of them will be heavy and thundery. there'll still be some warm sunshine around, as well. and scotland and northern ireland may well have a dry day, with some sunny spells and a lighter wind. not quite as warm as it was on wednesday in eastern scotland. a very warm day across england and wales despite those showers — probably the highest temperatures ahead of those showers across north midlands and northern england. the weather's changing because pressure is falling, and that means we're likely to find more cloud, and we'll find some more rain, as well, particularly on that weather front approaching the southwest. ahead of that, though, there will be some sunshine around, but we're going to find more showers breaking out — and those turning heavy and thundery in the afternoon, especially across northern england, heading into scotland. this band of rain arrives in parts of wales and the southwest of england, and with more cloud around, temperatures will be lower, typical

we'll have to watch that area of rain moving into southwest england and the channel islands during monday areas, and then because we are in between weather systems again it looks largely quiet. maybe an odd shower here and there, but good sunshine around. more sunshine in the south. we could see highs of 21 degrees in the capital. 19 also through the central belt of scotland. more unsettled on wednesday onwards. areas of low pressure moving in off the atlantic. 0ne system will bring in outbreaks of rain followed by sunshine and showers. this next system through thursday and friday could bring a spell of windy weather with outbreaks of rain followed by sunshine and showers. it is much more unsettled to end the new week, with sunshine and showers, fairly strong winds. these temperatures around the seasonal average.

by the morning there could be rain in the channel islands and through the day tomorrow we will find mores. some heavy and thundery. hit and miss, some sunshine, scotland and northern ireland are likely to stay dry with sunny spells will stop not as warm as today in the north—east of scotland but a warm day in england and wales despite developing showers. ahead of the showers temperatures could reach 27 or 28 again. the weather is changing because pressure is falling. when that happens we have more cloud and the chance of rain particularly with all these