very good news for cornwall . david, you live for cornwall.you live for ten years in the middle east. you've got friends on the israeli conflict , israeli side of the conflict, friends on the other side of the conflict . where do you think we conflict. where do you think we go from here? >> yeah, it really is one of those impossible situations. i mean, what happened in israel a couple of weeks ago is absolutely terrible . you know, absolutely terrible. you know, and hamas are terrorists . i'm and hamas are terrorists. i'm not the bbc. i'm more than happy to say it. >> oh, the bbc wouldn't say that. >> so, you know, but you know , >> so, you know, but you know, it's because, it's a problem because, you know, you said, i mean, know, like you said, i mean, i trained at a jewish law firm and i middle east for i lived in the middle east for ten seen both ten years. so i've seen both sides. and there are arguments on sides. terrorism on both sides. terrorism is never . of never acceptable. loss of civilian never civilian life is never acceptable we

very good news for cornwall . david, you live for cornwall.you live for ten years in the middle east. you've got friends on the israeli conflict , israeli side of the conflict, friends on the other side of the conflict . where do you think we conflict. where do you think we go from here? >> yeah, it really is one of those impossible situations. i mean, what happened in israel a couple of weeks ago is absolutely terrible . you know, absolutely terrible. you know, and hamas are terrorists . i'm and hamas are terrorists. i'm not the bbc. i'm more than happy to say it. >> oh, the bbc wouldn't say that. >> so, you know, but you know , >> so, you know, but you know, it's because, it's a problem because, you know, you said, i mean, know, like you said, i mean, i trained at a jewish law firm and i middle east for i lived in the middle east for ten seen both ten years. so i've seen both sides. and there are arguments on sides. terrorism on both sides. terrorism is never . of never acceptable. loss of civilian never civilian life is never acceptable we

i know about cornwall . about cornwall. >> what do you think, mike?cheshire, aren't you? >> i'm from chester. chester? aren't you? >> oh, from chester. chester? aren't you? >> oh, forgive1ester. chester? aren't you? >> oh, forgive me. tr. chester? >> oh, forgive me. >> oh, forgive me. >> town of cheshire. >> county town of cheshire. whoops >> county town of cheshire. thwhat's your view on accents? >> what's your view on accents? >> what's your view on accents? >> well, i like accents . i like >> well, i like accents. i like the geordie accent. actually. i work for years up in work for three years up in newcastle evening newcastle on the evening chronicle. started your chronicle. news. started your career, yeah. well career, isn't it? yeah. well i started chester started on the chester chronicle, the weekly started on the chester chronit no, the weekly started on the chester chronitno, not the weekly started on the chester chronitno, not there. le weekly started on the chester chronitno, not there. buteekly started on the chester chronitno, not there.

katy cornwall, bbc news. so let's hear from both sides. firstly, a delighted kuldeep yadav.as a bowler thought probably we have to pick early wicket to be in the game and certainly just pretend shami did and and after they like four down for like a0 runs we just trying to bowl in perfect areas and make them make made mistake that was our plan as a bowler, as a spinner me and juju and definitely when you when you lose early wicket you always behind the game. we knew it was going to be hard work today. india on their home patch. and to be honest, i was really pleased at the halfway mark. i thought it was definitely our best bowling and fielding effort, and we went out to bat with a lot of positivity about being, you know, a very achievable total. there was a lot of dew out there as well. so i thought particularly after the start, we got none for 30 that we were well placed. but any time you lose four for ten, you put yourself under pressure and chase and it unravelled again from there. unfortunately. we'll start with cricket because after recording their first ever odi win ove

, cornwall too. a few mist and fog patches first thing too, but really it's going to up for a largely going to set us up for a largely dry best the dry picture. best of the sunshine as we go through the course of the day will be across parts of scotland and northern england. the some england. still the risk of some rain into northern rain just moving into northern ireland far west of ireland and the far west of cornwall at times. and for most of us, temperatures similar of us, temperatures very similar to tens to twelves to recent days. tens to twelves in the north, potentially up to 15 to 16 degrees in the south. looking ahead to tuesday, a band of rain will spread its way northwards the course northwards during the course of the so wet affair the day. so fairly wet affair for chunk of the uk for a good chunk of the uk potentially staying dry for most of the day in scotland . but of the day in scotland. but unfortunately, middle of the week fairly unsettled for week stays fairly unsettled for all of

in towards devon and cornwall. in towards wales and towards northern ireland.rly hours it will work eastwards towards the midlands, as well, and towards the south—east of england. three scotland it is a cloudy picture with a few showers, not as chilly as last night but cool towards east anglia, four degrees in norwich the overnight low. looking ahead to tomorrow, once again we have no pressure on the chart so it remains unsettled with some showers or longer spells of rain and quite brisk winds at times. here we have thursday morning. there is the overnight rain working eastwards, becoming confined to the north—east of england and towards eastern scotland. behind it, brighterskies with fairly frequent showers, some could be heavy. some bright skies towards northern ireland, temperatures around 12 to 15 degrees north to south. the rain continuing to build up and exactly in the areas we don't want it, particularly in the north—east of scotland, already falling on flooded areas, we could well see further impact in the coming days. the reason why, well, low pressure

easterly wind, especially towards the south. there'll be outbreaks of rain edging into parts of cornwallstern wales, i think by the time we get to the end of the day, further north, largely dry, top temperatures peaking between 11 and 15 degrees celsius, starting to draw some milder air in along with these weather fronts. and they're due to push further northwards and eastwards as we head throughout the night on tuesday and into wednesday. so turning much more unsettled across the border, brisk easterly to south easterly wind blowing. there'll be outbreaks of rain. some of that rain likely to be heavy at times, especially across the south west of england, wales, those showers pushing up through to parts of scotland as well. but in the milderfeeling air, temperatures will rise as high as perhaps 18 or 19 degrees celsius across the south west and the channel islands. but then the focus of that rain will change as we head through thursday and friday. and it's quite likely that we'll see some of the heaviest downpours across central and eastern areas of scotland. and there are already met of

council is proposing and similar to cornwall council is proposing and similarto your part cornwall councild similar to your part of the world in north yorkshire over 100 parish councils want a 20 mile an hour limit so if you think it's the wrong thing is you explained,. conservative councils bringing in these plans?— these plans? this is about local --eole these plans? this is about local people being — these plans? this is about local people being in _ these plans? this is about local people being in the _ these plans? this is about local people being in the driving - these plans? this is about local people being in the driving seat these plans? this is about local- people being in the driving seat and it's about making sure things are not imposed on local communities and of course it makes sense to have speed limits around for example school areas, everyone wants safety for our children but these need to be done with consent and that cannot be done with consent and that cannot be part of the war on motorists. when i was chancellor i cut fuel duty by a record amount to help people with th

so some long spells of sunshine, a few more showers into northern ireland, perhaps into cornwall, thesome sunshine, 1! to 16 degrees. but the cloud increases in the south later in the afternoon ahead of this area of rain that pushes in across parts of england. wales also seeing some rain as we head through the overnight period into tuesday. so not quite as cold. certainly temperatures for some of us remaining in double figures as we move through into tuesday morning. now, tuesday's weather dominated by this area of low pressure. it is the remnants of a storm named bernard by the portuguese met service. so it's brought some pretty wet and windy weather further south across europe. by the time it reaches our shores. i think on tuesday, we're going to be seeing some showery outbreaks of rain. could be a bit more persistent for the likes of lincolnshire, the wash, norfolk as well. either side of that sunny spells, perhaps one or two showers around, but not the persistent heavy rain that we've seen. and temperatures between about i! to 16 degrees. so fairly typical of the time of year. now

clears and then heavy rain pushing in towards parts of the south of wales, in towards devon and cornwallshire, the isle of wight, in towards sussex and kent. a further met office yellow warning in force because of that. elsewhere, dry with clearest conditions in the west. chilly in glasgow at three degrees. perhaps a bit of mist and fog around as well under clear skies. looking ahead to midweek, this is wednesday, you can see that area of low pressure pulling away, taking the overnight rain with it. then, for many, it's a quieter day on wednesday. it's a dry day for many, certainly through parts of wales, the midlands, in towards western scotland, northern ireland, as well. drying up in the south. cloudier skies across scotland compared with elsewhere, with some light and patchy outbreaks of rain in the east. temperature—wise, around about ten to 14 celsius north to south. then looking ahead towards thursday, that broad area of low pressure i showed you right at the start is still with us. further weather fronts bringing yet more unwelcome rain. that wet weather persistent in nature at t

katy cornwall reports. this was meant to be the big one,

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times. for most cornwall at times.nt days, tens to twelves in the north, potentially up to 15, down to 16 degrees the 15, down to 16 degrees in the south. looking ahead to tuesday, a of rain will spread its a band of rain will spread its way northwards the course a band of rain will spread its watheyrthwards the course a band of rain will spread its wathe day. �*ards the course a band of rain will spread its wathe day. sos the course a band of rain will spread its wathe day. so fairly the course a band of rain will spread its wathe day. so fairly wet1e course a band of rain will spread its wathe day. so fairly wet affair rse of the day. so fairly wet affair for a good chunk of the uk potentially staying dry for most of the day in scotland. but unfortunately middle of the week stays fairly unsettled all stays fairly unsettled for all of us rain. hello >> good afternoon. it's 3:00. this is gb news on tv online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and for the next few hours, me and for the next few hours, me and my panel w

rain is forecast in the tip of cornwall, perhaps nudging into parts of pembrokeshire, onlyjust, and intok, both in the morning and the afternoon, generally bright and sunny. and look at the picture across scotland in the north and east, generally sunny skies on monday. monday night into tuesday, weather fronts approaching the uk once again. we are expecting thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain almost anywhere in the uk. there will be some sunshine too, so it's not raining all through the day, but these eastern coasts will be fairly cloudy and damp at times, only around 11 degrees. a little bit of sunshine in the south, and one or two showers are possible in the south—west. and then i think from wednesday onwards, it really turns very unsettled. atlantic weather systems sweeping in on a strengthening south—westerly wind, up to gale force. so here's the morning, then. some rain across eastern scotland, but here is that main weather front that spreads across ireland, reaches wales, south—western parts of england and moves northwards through the course of the day. so the last place you will s

eastern england clearing, but now more wet and heavy rain pushing into parts of wales, devon and cornwallet, hampshire, the isle of wight, sussex and kent. another met office weather warning and force through parts of eastern england overnight. elsewhere dry with clear skies through western scotland, wales, north—west england. the odd mist and fog patch and chili in glasgow, three degrees. mid week, wednesday, quieter in many areas with overnight rain in the south—east that should clear away. an improving picture but certainly a wet start. much like this morning, the rain will clear. brighter skies through the midlands, into wales in the south—west. more cloudy in parts of scotland with rain pushing from the north sea into the central belt. temperatures of 10—15 north to south. looking to the end of the week, that broad area of low pressure i showed you at the start is still with us, weather fronts, showers and rain coming our way. some wet weather particularly persistent and potentially problematic. here we have thursday, outbreaks of rain almost anywhere but some of the wet weather beco

that's why angie davy opened her teddy bear hospital in cornwall, south west england. there were like a patient school there of repairs in their embroider read the darn and things like that. they're all basic surgeries. the same is we would have a, you know, i mean, they were people said a fund absolutely hilarious to correct. got these days in britain, people sometimes have to wait a long time for an ambulance. the same goes for teddy's. so elizabeth, when took matters into her own hands, opting for a 2 hour drive. mister ted is $61.00 and an urgent need of a general overhaul. originally from nigeria, he moved to prison with his mother. well, hey, staying with me, my whole life. so you can't, you can't just replace something. it's just, um it's, it's just pulse with family. there's a quick diagnosis. mister ted will have to go under the knife or needle and thread to be precise. what these studies very often people have had them given to them. so they mean an awful overlook to them. and it's very, very difficult then for them to see this. teddy or rabbit ponder, deteri

easterly wind, especially towards the south, there'll be outbreaks of rain edging into parts of cornwallof the day. further north, largely dry, top temperatures peaking between 11 and 15 degrees celsius, starting to draw some milder air in along with these weather fronts. and they're due to push further northwards and eastwards as we head throughout the night on tuesday and into wednesday. so turning much more unsettled across the border, brisk easterly to south—easterly wind blowing. there'll be outbreaks of rain. some of that rain likely to be heavy at times, especially across the south—west of england, wales, those showers pushing up through to parts of scotland as well. but in the milderfeeling air, temperatures will rise as high as perhaps 18 or 19 degrees celsius across the south—west and the channel islands. but then the focus of that rain will change as we head through thursday and friday. and it's quite likely that we'll see some of the heaviest downpours across central and eastern areas of scotland. and there are already met office weather warnings in force. there could be some

some showery rain possible for devon cornwall, maybe later into cornwall, maybe later on into pembrokeshirefew showers continuing over the northern isles, maybe 1 or 2 getting into the east coast of england as well the breeze picks up well as the breeze picks up here. but for many it's a dry and a fine day. be a bit and a fine day. we'll be a bit of a chilly one again, temperatures generally a touch below average for the time of year feeling colder as the year and feeling colder as the winds start pick up. the winds start to pick up. the winds start to pick up. the winds strengthen further. winds will strengthen further. however, it's the rain that we're concerned about here we're most concerned about here at the met office. for the rest of this week. a number of warnings are in place. do check out website for the details out our website for the details on those >> hello. good evening . it's me, >> hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight the river to the sea by ruby bridge for the river to the sea is ruby breet . from to the sea is ruby breet. from the

some showery rain possible for devon cornwall, maybe later into cornwall, maybe later on into pembrokeshirew showers continuing over the northern isles, maybe 1 or 2 getting into the east coast of england as well the breeze picks up well as the breeze picks up here. but for many it's a dry and a fine day. be a bit and a fine day. we'll be a bit of a chilly one again, temperatures generally a touch below average for the time of year feeling colder as the year and feeling colder as the winds start pick up. the winds start to pick up. the winds start to pick up. the winds strengthen further. winds will strengthen further. however, it's the rain that we're concerned about here we're most concerned about here at the met office. for the rest of this week. a number of warnings are in place. do check out website for the details out our website for the details on those >> hello. good evening . it's me, >> hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight the river to the sea by ruby bridge for the river to the sea is ruby breet . from to the sea is ruby breet. from the ri

the midlands clears and heavy rain pushing through parts of the south of wales through devon and cornwallx and kent with a further weather warning in force because of that. elsewhere dry with clear conditions in us, chile and glasgow at three celsius with and fog around as well under clear skies. looking ahead to next week, wednesday you can see the area of low pressure pulling away bringing the overnight ring with it and for many a quieter day on wednesday, a dry day for many and certainly through parts of wales, midlands, in towards western scotland, northern ireland as well drying up at the south with cloudy skies compared with elsewhere and some outbreaks of rain in the east. temperature wise10—14 c north to south. and then looking to thursday, that broad area of low pressure i showed you right at the start still with us. further weather fronts bringing yet more unwelcome rain and that wet weather persistent and nature at times, particularly in areas where we don't want it so late on thursday and friday, becoming concentrated across parts of the east of scotland and elsewhere shall we

clearing away, but actually all attention down towards parts of south wales, in towards devon and cornwallnd into kent. and it's here that we have a met office yellow warning force for that heavy rain overnight. drier elsewhere, under clear skies through west wales, north—west england, northern ireland. western scotland, chilly at times — 3 degrees there in glasgow, colder in the countryside. to wednesday, and the overnight rain in the south—east beginning to clear away. and for many, wednesday is a reasonable day — plenty of dry and bright weather around, but also some large areas of cloud and some showery outbreaks of rain. the wet weather in the southeast eventually clears mid—to—late morning, and then some sunshine through the midlands and wales begins to extend further east towards east anglia. cloudier skies through northern ireland and indeed across scotland. outbreaks of rain pushing in across eastern scotland from the north sea and into the central belt at times too. and then towards thursday now, that broad area of low pressure sticking with us, its associated weather fronts brin

a bit more breeze, a bit more cloud, and that cloud towards cornwall, devon will bring outbreaks of rainh—west of wales, pembrokeshire, also carmarthenshire. most of you, though, will be dry. sunshine again, fairly hazy. the bluest of the skies the further north you are. and temperatures for all just lifting by a degree or so compared to what we've seen the past few days. and that's because we start to drag in south—easterly winds as we go through into the middle part of the week, but these weather fronts push their way up northwards. with it, strengthening winds across the country for wednesday. outbreaks of rain initially across scotland ease for a time. elsewhere, some drier and brighter weather, but some of the more persistent rain will be there across parts of wales and the south—west later. but as i said, a windy day. temperatures will rise a bit but, of course, that will be tempered by the strength of the wind, especially across parts of scotland and north—east england. beyond that, the winds will get even stronger still around north sea coast. we'll all see rain at times for the

so some long spells of sunshine, a few more showers into northern ireland, perhaps into cornwall, theme sunshine, ii to 16 degrees. but the cloud increases in the south later in the afternoon ahead of this area of rain that pushes in across parts of england. wales also seeing some rain as we head through the overnight period into tuesday. so not quite as cold. certainly temperatures for some of us remaining in double figures as we move through into tuesday morning. now, tuesday's weather dominated by this area of low pressure. it is the remnants of a storm named bernard by the portuguese met service. so it's brought some pretty wet and windy weather further south across europe by the time it reaches our shores. i think on tuesday, we're going to be seeing some showery outbreaks of rain could be a bit more persistent for the likes of lincolnshire, the wash norfolk as well. either side of that sunny spells perhaps one or two showers around, but not the persistent heavy rain that we've seen. and temperatures between about 11 to 16 degrees. so fairly typical of the time of year now headin

icy stretches, mist and fog clear way, long spells of sunshine, few showers into northern ireland, cornwallarts of england wales also seeing some rain as we had through the overnight. into to say. so not quite as cold, certainly temperatures for some of us remain in the double figures as we move into tuesday's whether dominated by this area of low pressure, this is the remanence of a storm called bernard, brought windy weather across southern europe, see some shari outbreaks of rain, bit more persistent for the likes of lincolnshire, norfolk as well, eitherside likes of lincolnshire, norfolk as well, either side of that sunny spells perhaps one or two showers around but not persistent heavy rain that we've seen temperatures between 11-16 . that we've seen temperatures between 11—16 . very that we've seen temperatures between 11—16. very typical of the time of year. heading into the middle of the week and wednesday brings a weather front and from the atlanta, more persistent rain for the southwest of england, perhaps northern ireland in the day, sunny spells and a few showers around, 10—16 s

into repubuc as across parts of cornwall into republic as well.urther heavy rain here as we go through of this through the rest of this afternoon. othennise, for many, it's a largely picture with it's a largely dry picture with some spells the some bright, sunny spells. the best towards the north. best of these towards the north. it is also quite a mild day , it is also quite a mild day, less so towards northern areas, but in the south, looking at highs around 60 or 70 celsius highs of around 60 or 70 celsius through this evening and overnight, we're going to see a spell of weather pushing its spell of wet weather pushing its way initially across way in. initially across parts of south—east, but then of the south—east, but then spreading further north as spreading a bit further north as we through the hours of we go through the early hours of tuesday morning . notice the tuesday morning. notice also the rain across western parts will spread bit further east spread a little bit further east across of wales and across parts of wales and southern . c

clearing away, but actually all attention down towards parts of south wales, in towards devon and cornwall have a met office yellow warning force for that heavy rain overnight. drier elsewhere, under clear skies through west wales, north—west england, northern ireland. western scotland, chilly at times — three celsius there in glasgow, colder in the countryside. to wednesday, and the overnight rain in the south—east beginning to clear away. and for many, wednesday is a reasonable day — plenty of dry and bright weather around, but also some large areas of cloud and some showery outbreaks of rain. the wet weather in the southeast eventually clears mid—to—late morning, and then some sunshine through the midlands and wales begins to extend further east towards east anglia. cloudier skies through northern ireland and indeed across scotland. outbreaks of rain pushing in across eastern scotland from the north sea and into the central belt at times too. and then towards thursday now, that broad area of low pressure sticking with us, its associated weather fronts bringing further showery outbreaks

clears and then heavy rain pushing in towards parts of the south of wales, in towards devon and cornwallt. a further met office yellow warning in force because of that. elsewhere, dry with clearest conditions in the west. chilly in glasgow at three degrees. perhaps a bit of mist and fog around as well under clear skies. looking ahead to midweek, this is wednesday, you can see that area of low pressure pulling away, taking the overnight rain with it. then, for many, it's a quieter day on wednesday. it's a dry day for many, certainly through parts of wales, the midlands, in towards western scotland, northern ireland, as well. drying up in the south. cloudier skies across scotland compared with elsewhere, with some light and patchy outbreaks of rain in the east. temperature—wise, around about ten to 14 celsius north to south. then looking ahead towards thursday, that broad area of low pressure i showed you right at the start is still with us. further weather fronts bringing yet more unwelcome rain. that wet weather persistent in nature at times, particularly in areas where we don't want it,

rain is forecast in the tip of cornwall, perhaps nudging into parts of pembrokeshire, onlyjust, and intoy bright and sunny. and look at the picture across scotland in the north and east, generally sunny skies on monday. monday night into tuesday, weather fronts approaching the uk once again. we are expecting thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain almost anywhere in the uk. there will be some sunshine too, so it's not raining all through the day, but these eastern coasts will be fairly cloudy and damp at times, only around 11 degrees. a little bit of sunshine in the south, and one or two showers are possible in the south—west. and then i think from wednesday onwards, it really turns very unsettled. atlantic weather systems sweeping in on a strengthening south—westerly wind, up to gale force. so here's the morning, then. some rain across eastern scotland, but here is that main weather front that spreads across ireland, reaches wales, south—western parts of england and moves northwards through the course of the day. so the last place you will see the rain on wednesday is the north sea coast. h

so some long spells of sunshine, a few more showers into northern ireland, perhaps into cornwall, the6 degrees. but the cloud increases in the south later in the afternoon ahead of this area of rain that pushes in across parts of england. wales also seeing some rain as we head through the overnight period into tuesday. so not quite as cold. certainly temperatures for some of us remaining in double figures as we move through into tuesday morning. now, tuesday's weather dominated by this area of low pressure. it is the remnants of a storm named bernard by the portuguese met service. so it's brought some pretty wet and windy weather further south across europe. by the time it reaches our shores, i think on tuesday, we're going to be seeing some showery outbreaks of rain. could be a bit more persistent for the likes of lincolnshire, the wash, norfolk as well. either side of that sunny spells, perhaps one or two showers around, but not the persistent heavy rain that we've seen. and temperatures between about 11 to 16 degrees. so fairly typical of the time of year. now heading towards the m

so some long spells of sunshine, a few more showers into northern ireland, perhaps into cornwall, thef this area of rain that pushes in across parts of england. wales also seeing some rain as we head through the overnight period into tuesday. so not quite as cold. certainly temperatures for some of us remaining in double figures as we move through into tuesday morning. now, tuesday�*s weather dominated by this area of low pressure. it is the remnants of a storm named bernard by the portuguese met service. so it�*s brought some pretty wet and windy weather further south across europe. by the time it reaches our shores. i think on tuesday, we�*re going to be seeing some showery outbreaks of rain. could be a bit more persistent for the likes of lincolnshire, the wash, norfolk as well. either side of that sunny spells, perhaps one or two showers around, but not the persistent heavy rain that we�*ve seen. and temperatures between about 11 to 16 degrees. so fairly typical of the time of year. now heading towards the middle of the week, and wednesday brings a weather front in from the atlant

brisk easterly wind, especially towards the south there'll be outbreaks of rain edging into parts of cornwallend of the day. further north, largely dry, top temperatures peaking between 11 and 15 degrees celsius, starting to draw some milder air in along with these weather fronts. and they're due to push further northwards and eastwards as we head throughout the night on tuesday and into wednesday. so turning much more unsettled across the border, brisk easterly to south easterly wind blowing. there'll be outbreaks of rain. some of that rain likely to be heavy at times, especially across the south west of england, wales, those showers pushing up through to parts of scotland as well. but in the milderfeeling air, temperatures will rise as high as perhaps 18 or 19 degrees celsius across the south—west and the channel islands. but then the focus of that rain will change as we head through thursday and friday. and it's quite likely that we'll see some of the heaviest downpours across central and eastern areas of scotland. and there are already met office weather warnings in force. there could be

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rain is forecast in the tip of cornwall, perhaps nudging into parts of pembrokeshire, onlyjust, and intond east, generally sunny skies on monday. monday night into tuesday, weather fronts approaching the uk once again. we are expecting thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain almost anywhere in the uk. there will be some sunshine too, so it�*s not raining all through the day, but these eastern coasts will be fairly cloudy and damp at times, only around 11 degrees. a little bit of sunshine in the south, and one or two showers are possible in the south—west. and then i think from wednesday onwards, it really turns very unsettled. atlantic weather systems sweeping in on a strengthening south—westerly wind, up to gale force. so here�*s the morning, then. some rain across eastern scotland, but here is that main weather front that spreads across ireland, reaches wales, south—western parts of england and moves northwards through the course of the day. so the last place you will see the rain on wednesday is the north sea coast. here�*s the outlook for the week ahead — it is a distinctly unsettled one

so some long spells of sunshine, a few more showers into northern ireland, perhaps into cornwall, the other places seeing a dry day with some sunshine, ii to 16 degrees. but the cloud increases in the south later in the afternoon ahead of this area of rain that pushes in across parts of england. wales also seeing some rain as we head through the overnight period into tuesday. so not quite as cold. certainly temperatures for some of us remaining in double figures as we move through into tuesday morning. now, tuesday's weather dominated by this area of low pressure. it is the remnants of a storm named bernard by the portuguese met service. so it's brought some pretty wet and windy weather further south across europe by the time it reaches our shores. i think on tuesday, we're going to be seeing some showery outbreaks of rain. could be a bit more persistent for the likes of lincolnshire, the wash norfolk as well. either side of that sunny spells, perhaps one or two showers around, but not the persistent heavy rain that we've seen. and temperatures between about 11 to 16 degrees. so fairl

brisk easterly wind, especially towards the south there'll be outbreaks of rain edging into parts of cornwallthe day. further north, largely dry, top temperatures peaking between 11 and 15 degrees celsius, starting to draw some milder air in along with these weather fronts. and they're due to push further northwards and eastwards as we head throughout the night on tuesday and into wednesday. so turning much more unsettled across the border, brisk easterly to south easterly wind blowing. there'll be outbreaks of rain. some of that rain likely to be heavy at times, especially across the south west of england, wales, those showers pushing up through to parts of scotland as well. but in the milderfeeling air, temperatures will rise as high as perhaps 18 or 19 degrees celsius across the south west and the channel islands. but then the focus of that rain will change as we head through thursday and friday. and it's quite likely that we'll see some of the heaviest downpours across central and eastern areas of scotland. and there are already met office weather warnings in force. there could be some ex