patchy rain in cornwall and devon and the channel isles.est. likely to bring patchy rain to the far south—west of england and the channel isles. most bases dry elsewhere. dry in the east. sunshine in scotland still. brightness for northern ireland and some sunshine also breaking through around southern parts of england as well. 16-17 southern parts of england as well. 16— 17 degrees. a little bit cooler where you are experiencing the breeze in the north—east. the second half of the weekend. low pressure clearing away towards the near continent. a pretty decent day on sunday. isobars are widely spaced. that means not as windy. we are drawing in this nor the degrees on sunday. northern and eastern england, 9— 10 degrees. 19 — 20 degrees is also possible around the north. a contrast in temperatures. high pressure is holding on for the next pa rt high pressure is holding on for the next part of next week. largely dry with some sunshine. and now it is back to you both. thank you. when the duke of edinburgh turned 90, he told the bbc it was "bett

in cornwall and across the channel isles, this may just cornwall and across the channel isles, this mayjusts. driven in by a north easterly breeze and hopefully it will break up breeze and hopefully it will break up allowing for brightness from time to time. the far north and west will see the best of the sunshine in the afternoon. north—west england and northern ireland as well. here, more cloud coming in off the sea in the east of scotland. a similar story in northern ireland, north—west england, then we enter into the cloud. it should break a little in the afternoon. if we have sunshine on the south coast, temperatures will respond. in somerset, devon and eventually into cornwall we will see the cloud and rain mostly into cornwall in the afternoon. that d rifts cornwall in the afternoon. that drifts and we keep cloud in england and wales overnight. the north and west, patchy fog forming. the wind changing direction tomorrow, gusting close to gale force across the northern isles. across the east coast, feeling cold. more sunshine further west in wales and south—west england. cold along th

across the isles of scilly and cornwall and into the channel isles.ent. to the north of that, across england and wales, a cloudy start. thinning and brightening and less windy, still coming off the north sea. north of that it coming off the north sea. north of thatitis coming off the north sea. north of that it is dry and bright and the chilly start, with light frost in parts of scotland. temperatures will respond. high teens likely in western scotland. a little more cloud coming off the murray firth coast. temperatures more sub dude here. isn‘t enough in northern ireland. —— sub dude. manchester south, the cloud beacon for some drizzle. that should ease and brighten up in the afternoon. if we get sunshine in the south—east we could see up to 19 degrees. it will start to ease away as we move through the overnight period. then the winds will swing towards a northerly. again we keep that cold feel across the exposed east coast. west is best in terms of the sunshine. the subtle difference for tomorrow is there will potentially be more sunshine through wa

the isles of scilly, cornwall and the channel isles seeing heavy and persistent rain today., but it is only going to be across the extreme south west. a few showers ahead of it, perhaps brushing devon and somerset. thicker cloud across the north of england. it has been thick enough for the odd spot or two of drizzle. hopefully that will thin and break from time to time and if that does happen, temperatures will respond. but certainly again the western half of scotland through the highlands we will see highs of 19 degrees here, more cloud coming in off the north sea making it feel quite cool. northern ireland and north—west england as well will see some lovely spells of sunshine and some warmth. through this afternoon for many we will see only 13 or 14 degrees, but if you get that cloud breaking up, maybe along the south coast temperatures could be as high as 19. where the rain lingers in the south—west it will be a different story. that front will skirt off into the near continent through saturday night into the early hours of sunday morning. a quiet night to follow, a fair

there was rain affecting cornwall and devon into the channel isles.round. some patchy mist and fog. it will be cold in the countryside and will be some places in western scotland there will be clear and chilly tonight, giving a touch of frost. it isa tonight, giving a touch of frost. it is a fine start tomorrow. some misty low clouds in scotland, most of us will stay dry. the clouds or moved westwards into the afternoon. the channel islands and england and wales will stay fine with some showers. there will be some heavy showers. there will be some heavy showers by the afternoon. west of the pennines should stay dry with some sunny the pennines should stay dry with some sunny spells and in northern ireland and scotland temperatures reaching the high teens. it will be colder along this coast of scotland. tomorrow evening there will be some showers in england and wales. it will be an dry night stop some old develop again on wednesday, with more closed in the south than elsewhere. wednesday will bring plenty of sunshine across scotland and northern irelan

also across into the channel isles. there are three segments in the country today.a that will drag in afairamount of off the north sea that will drag in a fair amount of cloud. the cloud should start to thin and break as we go into the afternoon. but further north that is where you will get the best sunshine. temperatures up to 19 degrees. always a bit more cloud spelling in off the north sea. there is that cloud in the north of england. if it breaks up, we will get some sunshine and the temperature is quite strong and the sunshine is quite strong so the temperatures will peak at around i7-i9d. but that is temperatures will peak at around i7—i9d. but that is not the case in the south west and showery outbreaks of rain will move away into the near continent. 0vernight a bit patchy missed forming and the wind is strengthening again and coming in from a more northerly direction. in the northern isles we will see a fairamount of the northern isles we will see a fair amount of cloud, but west is best tomorrow. more sunshine in wales and cornwall. in the east it stays col

isles. a chilly start to parts of scotland. further south, high pressure not in place. this air comes from the atlantic and it is warm and moist and will be all over the channel islands and midlands as well. further east, further north, dry and bright and sunny for the most part. a lot of fine, dry weather and turning increasingly warm. good morning, you are watching bbc breakfast. at least 19 people have been killed and more than 50 others injured, in what police are treating as a terror attack at a concert here in the centre of manchester. crowds fled in panic from the manchester arena, after an explosion at the end of a performance by the singer ariana grande late last night. a loud bang was heard, and witnesses reported the smell of burning. screaming, shouting, just people... mad, chaotic rush to the nearest exit. suddenly, like, something really

this weather system flirting with the south, channel islands, the isles of scilly, where they could beast is not set in stone. the uncertainty is how far north this rain will get. keep watching for updates. light showers to the north of it, but most places dry. sunday, plenty of dry weather, variable cloud on sunny spells, but at least the wind will be light. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: an unparalleled attack by the prime minister on eu officials and politicians, accusing them of making threats to try to influence the outcome of the general election. threats against britain have been issued by european politicians and officials. all of these acts have been deliberately timed to affect the result of the general election on the eighth ofjune. the prime minister had visited the queen at buckingham palace as political opponents accused mrs may of poisoning the political atmosphere for partisan reasons. let's calm down, be serious, be sensible and approach these very very important negotiations with the seriousness they demand and deserve. it is a cold and calculated choice by

forecast is crucial, keep coming back and checking but it does look like it will be cornwall, isles of scilly, the channel across devon. also cloudy for northern england, north midlands, north wales and northern ireland. morning rain and drizzle turning dry and a bit brighter through the day. scotland still sitting pretty with the sunshine. warmest in the west. a bit more in the way of brightness towards east anglia and the south—east, so feeling a little less chilly than recent days even though it is still rather breezy. whether that weather front gets really towards us or not, the low pressure responsible does clear off into central europe as the go into sunday, opening the door to north—easterly winds. that will make it feel rather cooler on northern and eastern coasts on sunday, with a bit of cloud at times, maybe the odd shower but the vast majority will be dry. southern areas feeling a bit warmer and the best of the sunshine to parts of south and the west. into next week, low pressure will remain dominant towards the south—west of the country. high pressure to the north and that will mean easterly w

by to the south, chance of rain getting into parts of cornwall, devon, down towards the channel islands, the islese midlands, lincolnshire, but by the afternoon, i think, midlands, lincolnshire, but by the afternoon, ithink, these midlands, lincolnshire, but by the afternoon, i think, these areas will be dry and the best of the sunshine through the day. the highest temperatures to be found through western scotland, maybe the western side of wales and northern ireland. but the onshore breeze, at this stage, still affecting those eastern coasts. the frontal system moves away as the load trundles on into northern europe. notice how we are cranking up the isobars. a change in wind direction but not a warm one. a hint of northerly about it so eastern shores again, 9—12, still dry for the most part of the british isles but the best of the sunshine and the warmth likely to be found towards the west. next week, staying for the most part predominantly dry. take care. bye—bye. good morning from westminster, and welcome to our live coverage of the local election results in england, wales and scotland. at sta

this air comes from the atlantic and it is warm and moist and will be all over the channel islands and the islesnto the west midlands as well. some of it sitting very low across the moors in the south—west in the western hills of wales. further east, further north, dry and bright and sunny for the most part. you still have the weather front close to the northern isles. cloud and the odd shower passing through the central belt of scotland. not a great deal changes very rapidly through the day. it stays fairly cloudy in the southern counties of both england and wales. the cloud knowing ever eastwards. a lot of fine weather in the midlands, northern england, the central part of scotla nd northern england, the central part of scotland as well. more cloud for northern ireland later on. eventually, the weather front thickening the cloud in the west of scotland. if you are heading to chelsea and the next few days, you have certainly picked a good year, because look at this! fine and settled fare all the way, thanks to the high pressure. on wednesday it will certainly have risen up, influencing much mor

isles. going through the english channel, moving into northern ireland in south—west scotland. ight ahead. temperatures rising in the sunshine, light winds, grey around the irish sea and more clout up towards the northern isles. in the south—west, the breeze will freshen throughout the day so it will feel warmer round the coast near devon and cornwall. fairweather cloud doubling up inland, a whole lot of sunshine to come on thursday and temperatures will be higher than today. into the mid—20s, possibly peaking at 28 celsius. friday looks warm and sunny. once again, the breeze a little bit fresher. that will help things, pushing the warmth further north where temperatures will peek on friday, possibly 29 celsius around the moray firth. further south, widely into the mid—to high 20s. threatening to bring a change, change to showers, thunderstorms and potentially heavy rain. sliding towards scotland and northern ireland and ahead of it we could get 30 celsius across the south—east of england. over the bank holiday weekend, a complicated weather story. hot, humid holiday weekend, a

forecast is crucial, keep coming back and checking but it does look like it will be cornwall, isles of scilly, the channel rain, maybe a few showers across devon. also cloudy for northern england, north midlands, north wales and northern ireland. morning rain and drizzle turning dry and a bit brighter through the day. scotland still sitting pretty with the sunshine. warmest in the west. a bit more in the way of brightness towards east anglia and the south—east, so feeling a little less chilly than recent days even though it is still rather breezy. whether that weather front gets really towards us or not, the low pressure responsible does clear off into central europe as the go into sunday, opening the door to north—easterly winds. that will make it feel rather cooler on northern and eastern coasts on sunday, with a bit of cloud at times, maybe the odd shower but the vast majority will be dry. southern areas feeling a bit warmer and the best of the sunshine to parts of south and the west. into next week, low pressure will remain dominant towards the south—west of the country. high pressure to the north and

isles. a chilly start to parts of scotland. further south, high pressure not in place. this air comes from the atlantic and it is warm and moist and will be all over the channel islands andl. some of it sitting very low across the moors in the south—west in the western hills of wales. further east, further north, dry and bright and sunny for the most part. you still have the weather front close to the northern isles. cloud and the odd shower passing through the central belt of scotland. not a great deal changes very rapidly through the day. it stays fairly cloudy in the southern counties of both england and wales. the cloud knowing ever eastwards. a lot of fine weather in the midlands, northern england, the central part of scotland as well. more cloud for northern ireland later on. eventually, the weather front thickening the cloud in the west of scotland. if you are heading to chelsea and the next few days, you have certainly picked a good year, because look at this! fine and settled fare all the way, thanks to the high pressure. on wednesday it will certainly have risen up, influencing much more of the british isles for the greater part of the day. still not quite doin

the other change on saturday it is some persistent rain pushing to the channel islands, cornwall, the isles northern ireland in the sunshine, bright and less chilly to come in the south—east. goodbye for now. summary now of the local election results. folk are being counted after yesterday's polling for 88 councils. there are mayoral elections for six to volta regions in england. —— votes. all parties looking for indications before the general election next month. chris mason is following developments from sa lfo rd. mason is following developments from salford. how is it looking?m mason is following developments from salford. how is it looking? it is the very early stages, mike, of a long night and a long day through friday. if this process amounts to climbing from the sea to the top of a mountain, we will still be in fli p—flo ps a mountain, we will still be in flip—flops on the beach. with that caveat inserted, what do we know? we have had a smattering of results. has declared the results. individual wards from warwickshire, lincolnshire and north wales. to date, labour is losing seats o

for saturday is we could actually see some more persistent rain push close to the channel islands, cornwall, the islesshowers in devon. but scotland and parts of northern ireland stay with the sunshine, and a brighter and less chilly day to come in east anglia and the south—east. bye for now. welcome back to bbc news. a summary of the local election results so far. some results have already been announced following yesterday's polling for 88 councils in england, scotla nd polling for 88 councils in england, scotland and wales. also mayoral elections for six new devolved areas in england. the conservatives have on warwickshire, gloucestershire and lincolnshire councils with a majority. they were previously under no overall control. labour's candidate has won the election in doncaster. more now from our political correspondent chris mason, following developments from salford. how is looking? we are now 6.5 hours on from the polls closing, but, unlike a general election night, we are still way off having the overall picture. it will be friday afternoon and into friday evening before we have all of the re

the other change on saturday it is some persistent rain pushing to the channel islands, cornwall, the islesd and parts of northern ireland in the sunshine, bright and less chilly to come in the south—east. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. a summary of the local election results so far. votes are being counted for 88 councils in england, scotland and wales. there are also mayoral elections for six new devolved areas in england. all of the parties looking for indications of their performance ahead of the general election next month. —— ahead of. how is it looking? it is still very early days. the majority of the counting due to come in in a couple of hours, when people are actually awake and up when people are actually awake and up and about. but there is some counting going on. we've had the conservatives gaining control in warwickshire. the pattern of roly is one that seems to reflect what we are seeing in the national opinion polls. so the conservatives making substantial gains from labour, currently averaging about nine points, the gap between labour and the conservatives. the ukip vote

for saturday is we could actually see some more persistent rain push close to the channel islands, cornwall, the islesowers in devon. but scotland and parts of northern ireland stay with the sunshine, and a brighter and less chilly day to come in east anglia and the south—east. bye for now. welcome. this is bbc news. a summary of the local election results so far. some results have already been announced following yesterday's polling. for 88 councils in england, scotla nd polling. for 88 councils in england, scotland and wales. there are merry —— also elections for six new areas of london. labour's candidate has won the election in doncaster. with me isjohn won the election in doncaster. with me is john curtis, won the election in doncaster. with me isjohn curtis, professor of politics at the university of strathclyde. welcome. what do you think? the truth is that the expectations generated by the opinion polls over the last couple of weeks look like they will largely be confirmed by rhythm —— by the results and we have gotten most of the results. the only results we have seen overnight, a strong swin

some of those holes are in the south—western quarter, devon, cornwall, the isles of scilly and channelcloud than of late perhaps across the greater part of england and wales and it may just greater part of england and wales and it mayjust have enough about it across the heart of wales, the midlands and lincolnshire, on the first part of saturday to give a spot of rain. we still have that temperatures differential from east to west. from saturday into sunday, the one noticeable change is that we're bending the isobars into a slightly different direction. no warmer really for the most part, because there's still that hint of north and north westerly about it. cloud and cool over on the eastern shores. in the west, the best of the sunshine and things bucking up nicely i would have thought across the south—east into the start of next week, we'll still see a lot of dry weather. good afternoon. welcome to viewers on bbc two and the bbc news channel, for our special live coverage of the local elections in england, wales and scotland. quite a few important threads to discuss. thousands of coun

have been on the edge of some rain so near yet so far, most of the rain across the isles of scilly and into the channelnds, trying to move up from the south, not going to make it. more cloud across northern england and then the cloud is more broken further north for a while, cloud coming across eastern scotland bringing drizzle overnight. the cloud filtering into north—east england. pretty chilly in the countryside, you can see the rain cleared the channel islands by the end of the night. sunday, we have more cloud across northern scotland, north—east scotland where we could see light drizzle here and there and the cloud may filter through into the cloud may filter through into the central belt of scotland. a semi—staff in northern ireland, north—west england and north wales seeing more sunshine early in the morning but quite cloudy for the rest of the uk. through the day, some changes, not in northern ireland where we keep the sunshine, north—west england but sunshine developing through wales, the midlands and into southern england in the afternoon. cloud moving down towards the washer. a breeze picki

the first signs of very humid air piling its way out of france across the channel up into the southern part of the british isles, thunder storms brewing up in the south of france. some will go overnight into the southern half of britain. very muggy fare here. something much fresher into the northern parts of scotland where it will start dry on monday. that will not last all day, i assure you, because there is a general progression of the cloud and rain from the north of england and northern ireland ever further north into scotland. by the middle part of the day there will be some brightness just about holding on and then down across the murray firth as well. further south than that, murky. drizzly rain. the odd burst in northern ireland. and it will be there to be had too in parts of the north of england and down into wales. somewhat drier conditions in the south. a very close feeling. and if you get a bit of brightness, those temperatures will rocket higher in the afternoon. but it may also spawn some showers in east anglia and the south—east. 0ut towards the west and down the south—west of england that we may

forecast is crucial, keep coming back and checking but it does look like it will be cornwall, isles of scilly, the channelrs across devon. also cloudy for northern england, north midlands, north wales and northern ireland. morning rain and drizzle turning dry and a bit brighter through the day. scotland still sitting pretty with the sunshine. warmest in the west. a bit more in the way of brightness towards east anglia and the south—east, so feeling a little less chilly than recent days even though it is still rather breezy. whether that weather front gets really towards us or not, the low pressure responsible does clear off into central europe as the go into sunday, opening the door to north—easterly winds. that will make it feel rather cooler on northern and eastern coasts on sunday, with a bit of cloud at times, maybe the odd shower but the vast majority will be dry. southern areas feeling a bit warmer and the best of the sunshine to parts of south and the west. into next week, low pressure will remain dominant towards the south—west of the country. high pressure to the north and that will mean easterly

began to see the first signs of very humid air piling its way out of the channel and into the southern parts of the british isles signs of thunderstorms brewing up through france and some of those will have worked their way into the southern half of britain. very muggy fare and something fresher in the northern parts of scotland where it will start drying on monday that it will not last all day because there is a general progression of cloud and rain from the north and northern ireland ever further north such that by the middle part of the day we will see some brightness just about holding on and then down across the moray firth, further south, murky fair drizzly rain for many and maybe the odd moderate burst across the western side of scotland into law ireland and it will be there to be had across parts of the northern england and into wales. somewhat drier conditions further south but a very close feeling here. if you get a bit of brightness temperatures will rocket through the afternoon but it may, in its own right, spawn showers across east anglia but on the eastern side of wales and the west midlands we mig

the first signs of very humid air piling its way out of france across the channel up into the southern parts of the british islesfirst signs of some thunderstorms really beginning to pull up across southern parts of france, some of those working their way overnight to the southern half of britain. matey fare here, slightly fresher into the northern parts of scotland. it will start dry on monday. it won't last all day, i assure you , because on monday. it won't last all day, i assure you, because that was a progression of the cloud and rain from the north of england and northern ireland ever further from the north of england and northern ireland everfurther north in scotland such that by the middle pa rt in scotland such that by the middle part of the day we will see since brightness coming through across southern areas and down across the murray firth. further south from that, the murky fare, drizzly rain for many, maybe the odd moderate west across the western side of scotla nd west across the western side of scotland into northern ireland. and it will be there to be had across parts of the north of england and

if the further west, through hampshire, the isle of wight, devon, cornwall, somerset, the channel islandshine. overnight we lose the rain and it the north sea. claimed it there will be reduced residual cloud. —— residual. a fresher night. that‘s in some parts of the south and east. not as muggy by any stretch. tomorrow morning we start with that cloud across eastern areas. it will slowly break up and we will slowly have the sun. for the bulk of the uk tomorrow we have a day of sunshine and showers. again, showers will be hit and miss. we could catch a heavier one and it will feel fresher where it has been muggy. as we head into friday again it is another mixture of sunshine and showers. a few of the showers will be heavy, but not all of them and not all of us will see them. that leads us into the weekend which will be sunshine and showers, with some chilly nights. i know somebody that can keep you warm or at least to food can. steph! look at that, i brought you breakfast. rumour has it you have been telling people i burnt my bread! cheeky you have been telling people i burnt gy- you have

channel, bringing some rain. that has been affecting the isles of scilly into southernmost coastal areas of cornwall and through thezzle coming into the north—east of scotland. otherwise, dried. cloudy for most but chilly will be keep the clear skies, rural parts of northern ireland, south west scotland and north west england. the best of the early sunshine likely to be here. cloudy in the morning for the northern isles, northern parts of the mainland, eastern scotland. a little bit of drizzle as well, cloud running through the central belt as well. if i may start for northern ireland, north—west england. a nice day. different story the other side of the pennines. always more acquired through the day. further south, quite a cloudy start for wales, the midlands and southern england as well. temperatures starting at around ten or 11 degrees. some changes to the day. things will improve at lord's as well. the odi cricket between england and ireland. slowly brightening throughout the day. some sunshine in the afternoon and it will feel a bit warmer as well. cool breeze blowing and fulfil a bit warmer as well. cool bree

or not, the isles of scilly and channel islands seeing heavy and persistent rain.er cloud across south of england. hopefully that will thin and break from time to time and if that does happen then temperatures will respond. certainly the western half of scotland through the western half of scotland through the highlands will see highs of 19 celsius." an inn of the north sea making it feel cooler year. northern ireland north west england seeing lovely spells of sunshine and someone. lovely spells of sunshine and someone. through this afternoon, for many we will only see around 13 or 14 celsius. if we get the cloud breaking up, the south coast could see temperatures of 19 celsius weather rain lingers in the south—western could be different. the front was hurt after the neo—con didn‘t do saturday night and into sunday morning. a quiet night to follow, cloud continuing and some isolated showers with some mist and fog patches into the north. winds will strengthen, change direction and we could see some gale force gusts of wind across the northern isles by the end of the

we have had most of the rain across the isles of scilly and the channel islands.e, we will see cloud coming down across the north east of scotland. that cloud filtering into north—east england. the clearest skies, south—west scotland, northern ireland and northern england. that rain will clear the channel islands by the end of the night. sunday, more cloud across northern scotland, where we could see some light drizzle here and there, and the cloud may filter through to the central belt. a sunny start to northern ireland, north—west england and northern wales. cloudy for the north—east of england and for much of wales, the midlands and southern england. probably dry, though. some changes throughout the day. we will see sunshine developing through wales, the midlands and southern england in the afternoon. cloud will move down across north—east england and move down towards the wash. a bit of a breeze picking up from the north. warmerfurther bit of a breeze picking up from the north. warmer further west and south. monday, more of a west— is to split. eastern areas m

reducing spots of rain and something heavier edging its way into parts of cornwall, isles of scilly and the channele parts of cornwall, and the channel islands are seeing the ran through the day. saturday parts of northern england, north wales and northern ireland more cloud, morning rain and drizzle but turning dry in the afternoon. pleasant to the west. a little bit more sunshine through east anglia and the south—east where it will start to feel warmer. the rain whether it gets to the south coast of not, it does push away into europe. lighter winds crucial to southern areas. a bit more sunshine. cooler across northern and eastern areas. more cloud. and and northern ireland. —— more cloud for scotland and northern ireland. it's the last day of campaigning in the french election before voters choose a new president. the frontrunner, emmanuel macron, has filed a lawsuit over online rumours repeated by marine le pen that he has a secret bank account in the caribbean. president trump has won his first legislative battle, the first stage in repealing barack obama's signature achievement, the affordable

reporting from sea isle city, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> we're waiting to hear whether police has caught a suspected hit-and-run driver in willingboro burlington county. a honda struck a man at millbrook lane at 10:00 p.m. the victim was pronounced at the hospital. police recovered the vehicle about a mile away from where the man was hit. police have not said if the driver was in custody. >>> if you're just waking up, british airways working to get back to normal schedule. some people spent the night at heathrow airport waiting for an update on their flights. they canceled outline flights. a power supply issue and outage is responsible. they hope to restore all it systems by the end of the day. >>> musicians stranded at philadelphia airport from the curtis school of music. they reported the chaos. >> the system was down. >> reporter: the musicians spent 12 hours at the airport before returning to their hotel. the symphony orchestra is in london that includes 9 cities in 18 days. they are trying to get to austria where they have a performance that will takes place tomorr

the isles of scilly, cornwall and the channel islands seeing some heavy and persistent rain today.extreme south—west. a few showers ahead brushing into devon and somerset. hopefully the drizzle will thin and break from time to time if that does happen then temperatures will respond. again, the western half of scotland but through the highlands, we see highs of 19 degrees. more cloud coming in of 19 degrees. more cloud coming in of the north sea, making it feel cool of the north sea, making it feel cool. there are some lovely spells of sunshine and warmth. this afternoon, we will only see 13, 14 degrees will do if we get the cloud making up, along the south coast, we could see ten pigeons as high as 19. that front will skirt up into the near continent through saturday night into leone hours of monday morning. a quiet night to follow. a fairamount of morning. a quiet night to follow. a fair amount of cloud with a few isolated showers and fog patches in the north. the wind will strengthen and change direction. we could see some gale force gusts of wind. head further west, more shelter

reporting in sea isle city, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> new this morning, we are awaiting to hear whether police have caught a suspected hit-and-run driver in willing -- willingboro, burlington county. the victim was dragged by the car for sometime. he was pronounced at the hospital. police recovered the vehicle about a mile away from the where the man was hit. police have not said whether the driver was in custody. >> 7:07 a.m. british airways is working to get back to are a normal schedule after a computer issue grounded flights around the world. it was a big inconvenience for many travelers during the holiday rush. some people spent the night at heathrow airport waiting to for their flight. among those stranded at heathrow were musicians from curtis institute of music. they document the the chaos and tweeted pictures in the long lines yesterday. >> lines are backed up, we heard the system was down and it goes worse and worse. >> the musicians spent 12 hours before returning back to their hotel. the symphony orchestra is in london on a tour that includes 9 cities? 18 day

to see the first signs of very humid air coming out of france across the channel up into the southern part of the british isles will go overnight into the southern half of britain. very muggy. something more fresh and to the northern parts of scotland where it will start dry on monday. that will not last all day because there isa will not last all day because there is a general progression of the cloud and rain from the north of england and northern ireland ever further north into scotland. by the middle part of the day there will be some brightness just about holding on. and then down across the murray serve as well. further south than that, murky. drizzly rain. the odd burst in northern ireland. it will be there to be had in the north of england and down into wales. somewhat drier conditions in the south. a very close feeling. a bit of brightness will bring higher temperatures in the afternoon. but it may also spawned some showers in east anglia and the south—east. out towards the west and down the south—west of england that we may well see some very violent thunderstorms. with some sunshine, you could add 4

a day of contrast in the south west, the isles of scilly, cornwall and the channel islands seeing someesperate for some wet weather but it will only be across the extreme south—west. a few showers ahead of it brushing with devon and maybe somerset was thicker cloud in the north of england. that will thin and break from time to time if that does happen temperatures will respond. the western half of scotland we will see highs of 19 degrees here. more cloud coming in off the north sea. in northern ireland and north—west england there will be some lovely spells of sunshine and warmth. this afternoon many of us will see 13, 1a degrees. maybe along the south coast temperatures could be as high as 19 where the rain lingers in the south—west. it will be a different story. that front will skirt off into the near continent on saturday night and into sunday morning. there will be a few isolated showers and mist and fog patches in the north. the wind will strengthen and change direction. we could seek gusty winds across the northern isles by the end of the date of the strong winds will make it fee

the first signs of very humid air piling its way out of france across the channel up into the southern part of the british islesng up in the south of france. some will go overnight into the southern half of britain. very muggy fare here. something much fresher into the northern parts of scotland where it will start dry on monday. that will not last all day, i assure you, because there is a general progression of the cloud and rain from the north of england and northern ireland ever further north into scotland. by the middle part of the day there will be some brightness just about holding on. and then down across the murray firth as well. further south than that, murky. drizzly rain. the odd burst in northern ireland. and it will be there to be had too in parts of the north of england and down into wales. somewhat drier conditions in the south. a very close feeling. and if you get a bit of brightness, those temperatures will rocket higher in the afternoon. but it may also spawn some showers in east anglia and the south—east. out towards the west and down the south—west of england that we may well see some very v

the first signs of very humid air piling its way out of france across the channel up into the southern part of the british islesill go overnight into the southern half of britain. very muggy fare here. something much fresher into the northern parts of scotland where it will start dry on monday. that will not last all day, i assure you, because there is a general progression of the cloud and rain from the north of england and northern ireland ever further north into scotland. by the middle part of the day there will be some brightness just about holding on and then down across the murray firth as well. further south than that, murky. drizzly rain. the odd burst in northern ireland. and it will be there to be had too in parts of the north of england and down into wales. somewhat drier conditions in the south. a very close feeling. and if you get a bit of brightness, those temperatures will rocket higher in the afternoon. but it may also spawn some showers in east anglia and the south—east. out towards the west and down the south—west of england that we may well see some very violent thunderstorms. with some sunsh

isles. skies will clearfor many of us except for wales, the south—west, towards the channel islands, increasingre, a bit chilly overnight. very different look to the weather, across south wales, the south—west of england, missed and hill fog, spot to drizzle, lapping its way into the channel islands, southeast, east anglia, nice and bright and sunny to begin with, keep an eye on the cloud thatis begin with, keep an eye on the cloud that is wandering across wales into the midlands, further north, more sunshine to begin the day, except for the northern isles, the last of the rain to clear the way from shetland, one or two showers possible in scotland, western parts, but generally, a fine day, sunshine coming and going across the vast majority of the uk, more cloud for south wales, the south—west and along the channel coast. still warm further north and inland, temperatures widely into the high teams, possibly into the low 20s. heading into wednesday, high—pressure building across the uk, introducing some more cloud, across western parts of the uk, there will be some sunshine around, and temperatu

isles, clear skies for the most part. for developing through the english channel, moving into eastern parts of northern ireland, but generallydc. warm and humid. temperatures, 14—15dc. warming up in the sunshine. a bit grey for a while. we'll lose the fog in the south, some cloud bubbling up but some clear blue sky. the south west of england will feel a bit warmer along the northern coast in the south—west. very little fault, lots of sunshine, temperatures into the mid—20s, generally warmer than today. over much of scotland, cloud retreating back to the northern isles. a lot of sunshine on the whale friday, the winds coming in from the south all southeast. drawing up some warm air, helping to boost those temperatures again, probably peaking around 29 celsius, around the moray firth. elsewhere, widely into the mid—20s inland. there is a threat of dundry downpours in the south—west of england, wales, more particularly scotla nd england, wales, more particularly scotland and northern ireland. we could find temperatures close to 30 celsius. as we head into the bank holiday weekend, a hot and humid sta rts holiday weekend, a hot

isles. the mainland beginning to dry up, brightening perhaps across the south—west. then across the north channelrn ireland, decent afternoon. so too for much of the north of england, northern wales but clouding all the while to the north midlands. there we come back to this mass of cloud and rain, becoming ever more extensive. perhaps a bit more patchy towards the east but you will do well to miss it altogether. then through the evening we will import those muggier conditions from across the channel andi conditions from across the channel and i wouldn't be surprised again if there were some thunder storms eventually, perhaps away from that main area, which will migrate to the north of england, through northern ireland, southern scotland and the storms perhaps gathering across the south—east on what will be another sultry night, much fresher further north. on monday, we are pushing that band of weather further towards to the north. a dull, damp day across the northern half. all the while a chance of humid conditions sparking off yet more storms for the south—east. hello, this is bbc news. we'll b

isles, isn't it? well, it was, until we started thickening cloud across the channel, eventually into the southern countiesheavy burst of rain, the odd rumble of thunder. we are going to continue that process to the rest of the evening and overnight, pushing rain up to northern ireland, southern parts of scotla nd northern ireland, southern parts of scotland and through the north of england, the midlands. following on behind as we get into the muggy air. it may be that we see the return of thunderstorms across central and southern england, towards east anglia and maybe the south—east. notice how mild and sticky it is across the south. much fresher further north, where it stays dry for the first part of bank holiday monday. that is not going to be the way of it. we are going to push that cloud and rain further northwards until it becomes extensive across the north of the british isles. you have to be a long way north to stay dry until this point in the day, around about midday or so. the odd moderate burst of rain getting in across the western side of scotland, dank and drizzly here. the cloud sitting very

isles. clear skies following. except for wales, the south—west and the channel islands where there will be a lot more low cloud andotland. a fine day on the way for most tomorrow. for mid—south wales and the south—west, channel islands, a grey picture to begin with. maybe a few spots of drizzle as well as mist and hill fog. heading seve east, it will be bright start. more sunshine moving northwards across the uk, the rain taking a little while to clear from shetland. 0therwise, apart from one 01’ shetland. 0therwise, apart from one or two showers in scotland at the north it will be dry. cloud coming and going but a decent day for most. there will be more cloud for south wales and the south—west of england. a little cooler than today. inland temperatures widely in the high teens or low 20s. some cloud coming into northern ireland and north—west scotla nd into northern ireland and north—west scotland later in the day. still warm sunshine breaking through the cloud under the area of high pressure later in the week, so a pleasa nt stay pressure later in the week, so a pleasant stay again. towards the end of the week,

system at the start of the weekend which could bring rain for a time to the isles of scilly, southern counties of england, the channelsunday. there is still a breeze across the north east coast, keeping it cooler than the west with some sunshine and warmth. not much changing into next week. as ever, you can look further ahead by finding a forecast near you online. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is 0utside source. the two contenders for the french presidency are going head—to—head in a live televised debate. 20 million viewers are expected to tune in as centrist candidate emmanuel macron and his far—right rival marine le pen try to convince undecided voters why they should be the next french president. the debate being seen as the climax of a long and bitter campaign. the final run—off takes place this sunday. as the uk gears up for its own election, the gloves are off over brexit talks. threats against britain have been issued by european politicians and officials. all of these acts have been deliberately timed to affect the result of the general election that will take place onjune eighth. the fbi director has defe

heavy bursts, heading slowly up to the northern isles, clearer skies, following on behind, except for wales, the south—west and increasingly the channel. quite chilly overnight, clearer skies in rural parts of scotland, fine day on the way for most of us. that of a different look to the weather, omit south wales and the south—west, the channel islands, grey picture, and maybe a few spots of drizzle as well as mist and hill fog. moving to the south—east, east anglia, bright and sunny start, cloud coming through the midlands, keeping an eye on that, much more sunshine as we move north, the rain taking a little while to clear away from shetlands. apart from one or two showers, from scotland in the north, probably going to be dry. on the whole, a decent day for most of us, more cloud, south wales, south—west of england along the channel coasts. a bit cooler than today, inland, looking at temperatures into the high teams, low 20s, not the 25 we had in london, some cloud wandering into northern ireland, and a bit more cloud around the middle part of the week as well, still some warm sunshine breaking through the cloud, underneath the area o

isles. the mainland beginning to dry up, brightening perhaps across the south—west. then across the north channel all the while to the north

channel as well. clear skies overnight, the cloud retreating up to the northern isles, it will be a warm night and prettyorthern isles. some cloud bubbling up, that would amount to much, generally going to be sunny skies, blue skies. more of a breeze blowing across the south—west of england and the south—west of wales, lighter winds as you move into the heart of england where temperatures are widely into the mid—20s, to peak at 27 or 28. warmer even than today for northern ireland in the sunshine and that warmth is pushing up into scotland. warmer day than today, the heat continues to build on friday, again the sunshine will be strong, more of a breeze around, drawing in drier and warmer more of a breeze around, drawing in drierand warmerair more of a breeze around, drawing in drier and warmer airfrom more of a breeze around, drawing in drier and warmer air from the more of a breeze around, drawing in drier and warmer airfrom the near continent which will push its way further into scotland so could get up further into scotland so could get up to 29 degrees which is unusual for this time of year. widely i

isle of wight during the second world war. the blyskawica was instrumental in defending the people of the island in the channel from an air raidoyers are visited by the polish president. blyskawica one of two destroyers built in cowes was the pride of pollen. the crew could not have foreseen the role they would play in defending cowes against that devastating air raid. you're serving the cause of mankind. the last surviving crew recalls on how everybody had a critical role to play. transaction mac when it comes to the isle of wight how guns were blazing. i was down in the engine room making sure it was running so the bombers could keep fighting. tom was next to the ship on dry land. the bombers could keep fighting. tom was next to the ship on dry landm was next to the ship on dry landm was dangerous. the guns were so redhot, i could actually see them, they were redhot. they put water on them all the time. that decision to fire was controversial. while in guide dog, the blyskawica should not have had any live ammunition yet the captain, wojciech francki, was convinced an attack was imminent. jill saw the same planes. -- jill's