this is how it looked in cumbria about half an hour ago.v. that‘s up to eight in northern england very often in this country. u nfortu nately, if often in this country. unfortunately, if you suffer from hay fever, very high levels of pollen with us up to the scottish borders. so some warnings to start with. for many it will be very enjoyable. 0urfirst with. for many it will be very enjoyable. our first extended with. for many it will be very enjoyable. 0urfirst extended normal speu enjoyable. 0urfirst extended normal spell of hot and sunny weather this season. we should have it for three orfour season. we should have it for three or four days, except under this weather front in the north. it is the highlands of scotland in particular. today the northern isles joining in with that cloud because yesterday we had sunshine here. 23— 25 in scotland and northern ireland and around the coast, if you find these temperatures stifling, more like 20— 21 around the coast, records the temperatures still low, about 12— 13, setting in motion a refreshing

vain for most and that's the story with this rain we can see from the weather watcher picture in cumbriaoving from the west and if you've had some sunshine it will be a thing of the past as we go through the afternoon. the wet and windy weather, the worst of which across wales and north—west england. it will be this intense rainfall that is the real issue and worth bearing in mind if you are going to be out on the roads this afternoon. some of that rain persistent, accompanied by gale force winds. so, as we go through this afternoon the strongest of the winds gusting to gale force on exposed coasts in the south—west, the rain gradually drifting steadily eastwards but there will be some heavy bursts across the south—west. dribs and drabs into london during the afternoon but we will seek heavy persistent rain as we go through this evening. the rain lingering across the north—west of england and north wales, but for northern ireland and scotland scattered showers into the afternoon. cannot rule out the odd rumble of thunder, but temperatures peaking at around 16 degrees. through this evenin

it has been different in cumbria. not pretty up the window this morning.orth of that, fresh air on the way. inching into northern scotland, with the morning cloud braking and the light and patchy rain and drizzle we at here and there, not quite as wet as it looks on the chart, and that will gradually depart. cumbria, it is throwing it down. over the next couple of hours it will move into lancashire. not much rain in the pennines, the odd shower into the midlands. in western wales the rain will be heavy and persistent later on. southern counties of england have a dry start, as you saw from jeff in cambridgeshire. a lovely start for one or two. much of southern england will be dry. a bit of sunshine. sunshine coming out in scotla nd of sunshine. sunshine coming out in scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon. northern england is cloudy, much of the midlands and wales. east of the high ground, you might geta wales. east of the high ground, you might get a couple of breaks. not much rain at all. for most of you, temperatures back to where they should be.

a few showers around the isle of man and cumbria, but a grey start in the midlands.loud in the south—east will break up. a dry afternoon here with sunny spells. elsewhere, showers become heavy with helen funder in scotland and northern ireland. and showers become more abundant across the midlands, wales and the south—west. once you have got the sunshine, it should still feel pleasant out of the breeze. we finished today with those showers across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. quite a windy night in store to take us into the start of the new working week. the further south and east you are, you should go into monday on a drying out, but it will be a fresh start compared with sunday morning. for monday morning rush—hour across parts of scotland, the central belt could see winds of 50 miles an hour. that could cause a few issues. showers are not as plentiful on monday. northern ireland will avoid most of them. there will be a few showers in northern ireland and northern wales. and then into the rest of the week, high pressure such the build from the so

one or two just pushing into northumberland and cumbria.the south—west, compared with what you saw on saturday, a much drier and brighter day. a lot more cloud across east anglia and the south—east. that's the weak weather front i wasjust mentioning, producing patchy rain or drizzle. particularly murky around some of the coasts of sussex and kent. it will clear and for the rest of the day, dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. after a sunny start in northern and western england and wales, a few showers pushing in here. scotland and northern ireland, showers becoming that bit more frequent, heavy and thundery into the afternoon. you'll be ha rd—pressed to completely avoid them. temperatures here may be up a bit on what you saw yesterday down towards the south—east corner but pleasant enough once the sun is out. it will be out at the cosford airshow. small chance of a light shower later on. a greater chance of showers at dublin for republic of ireland's world cup qualifier. for those still heading to wales for the match in belgrade, there

its cumbria's biggest day of racing and a must for punters and historians. deter thousands of racegoers, many of whom knew that historical significance of the 3:30pm. the carlisle bell handicap with first run in 1599 during the reign of elizabeth the first. these bells first presented then date back to the 16th century. they are the earliest known racing trophies for surviving racing trophies for surviving racing trophies for surviving racing trophies for british horse racing. as such, they are a huge part of racing as a national sport. the bells are currently on a long—time loa n bells are currently on a long—time loan from a carlisle house to a museum, part of a heritage centre opened by current queen elizabeth. pa rt opened by current queen elizabeth. part of the deal is a 267 mile home journey for the meeting. part of the caveat was of them having them in newmarket was that we get them back every year. and it's lovely to see them. sad really don't give them away, we have a beautiful trophy every year which the winning trainer and owner gets to have pride

especially cumbria and lancashire and also north and western parts of wales.ible in the south—western approaches. meanwhile, the rain is ensconced in northern england and christian through scotland. temperature—wise, double figures. not especially cold. low pressure with us. this front bringing rain in eastern england and scotland. isobars, bringing rain in eastern england and scotland. isoba rs, from bringing rain in eastern england and scotland. isobars, from the north—west which are tightly packed. and other windy day. wind gust in through. showers in southern england and wales and northern ireland going through quite quickly but heavy and thundery. especially windy in the south—west. the rain continuing across scotland and eastern part of england. temperature—wise, feeling cool under the combination of that. 12-18. cool under the combination of that. 12— 18. wednesday. the same band of rain continuing to move towards the north—east. a lot of dry weather in between. still quite blustery winds. and then the next system coming in from the south—west introduci

drizzle lingering in the likes of cumbria. south in england and wales, sunny spells.ecent day. temperatures in the mid—205. high levels of uv at the moment, especially in the south—west of england and southern england today. if you suffer from hay fever, very high pollen levels at the moment, especially in england and wales. three this evening, losing most of the wet weather from the west of scotland. most places looking dry with light winds. warm air from the south once again. a muggy and sticky night. temperatures between 13 and 17. the weekend. drawing in warm air from further south. 44 degrees across parts of southern spain. that will go north, leaving temperatures in the uk reaching 30 degrees, even more possibly. saturday, high pressure staying in charge. fronts sitting at the far north—west. saturday, breezy and damp conditions in the north—west of scotland. elsewhere, eastern scotland, eastern parts of northern ireland, sunshine developing. further south in england and wales, plenty of sunshine. temperatures, 27— 28 during saturday. fair weather cloud building

one or two just pushing into northumberland and cumbria., compared with what you saw on saturday, a much drier and brighter day. a lot more cloud across east anglia and the south—east. that's the weak weather front i wasjust mentioning, producing patchy rain or drizzle. particularly murky around sussex and kent. it will clear and for the rest of the day, dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. after a sunny start in northern and western england and wales, a few showers pushing in here. scotland and northern ireland, showers becoming that bit more frequent, heavy and thundery into the afternoon. you'll be ha rd—pressed to completely avoid them. temperatures here may be up a bit on what you saw yesterday down towards the south—east corner but pleasant enough once the sun will be out. it will be out at the cosford airshow. small chance of a light shower later on. a greater chance of showers at dublin for republic of ireland's world cup qualifier. for those still heading to wales for the match in belgrade, there could be a few storms around ea

in cumbria, the tubular band came from oldhamlj didn't know.north—west of the uk, they did not have such a great day. now, they did not. good morning to you both. they probably will not have a good day i ever although the cloud is a lot more broken this morning. this is highlands scotland. let me show you the latest satellite picture. our first glimpse of where we doing don't have sunshine. you can see this more extensive than yesterday. these spots of cloud understand fog but just like yesterday we have these spots of cloud understand fog butjust like yesterday we have an extensive cloud across the north—west of northern ireland scotla nd north—west of northern ireland scotland hence the levels of uv. just for the benefit of roger, these levels are very high and very unusual here in the uk so it is as strong as the sunshine gets. unrelated to the temperature, the strength of the sunshine but it does help temperature to rise. if the temperatures we had today with up to 28 degrees in some areas. we are starting on a high platform of 16 or 19 deg

it i noticeably has been or here the over lake windermere in cumbria. we have grey skies, low é and some have grey skies, low clouds and some truth in the outbreaks of rain. elsewhere in the country, some blue sky round. a bit of fair elsewhere in the country, some blue sky round. a bit of f. sunshine. if we look at these 'we thesomeze. , for scotland g—i q,f,7,;f across wales. some picture across wales. some brighter skies for the east of wales. across the midlands and southern england, variable amounts of cloud. most places dry with temperatures up to 23 or 2a degrees. if you are following the coverage at glastonbury, it looks like the next three days should remain dry and bright. heading through this evening, we have a lot of cloud still, particularly across england and wales. some outbreaks of rain shifting south overnight. patchy hill fog across england and wales. clear skies further north. temperatures much pressure overnight. much more comfortable for sleeping. as we move awards the weekend, we have this frontal system. it will shift south on sat

the odd shower in cumbria. much of england will be dry and bright.nd showers will push on later. east anglia and the saudis will have a great start. murky across parts of kent and sussex in particular. slowly brightening up here. sunny spells breaking through and should be dry. showers across scotland and northern ireland become heavier and boundary as the wind strengthens. windy around the irish sea coast. there will be some afternoon showers in northern england and wales and maybe even the midlands. quite a few people will avoid them. in the sunshine, temperatures should be where they should be for the time of day. cooler day tomorrow. it is night, the showers keep going and the breeze keeps going, particularly across the northern half of the country. it will be a fresh start to monday compared with what we see is tomorrow morning and if you're waking up across parts of central scotland, there will be some particular the gusty winds through the morning rush hour which could cause problems to transport. keep an eye on the forecast as go through tomo

we ought to trigger the sort of civil emergency system that came into place with the cumbria floodingknows what's happening, if people are moved out at short notice, they are moved out at short notice, they are kept informed. can they find accommodation with pets? were concerned about vulnerable tenants. it is not good in an emergency, and anyfamily it is not good in an emergency, and any family that needs to leave at short notice, it is an emergency. what would those measures mean in practice? year—old it is about making sure they understand why it is being evacuated —— not being evacuated, that they are safe, and to explain to people why it is not safe and they should move. camden have taken that advice. part of the overall problem is that the regulations have been softened since 2005, when the fire service no longer had to pass plans and buildings after major work had happened, and since then there has been this attitude that we need to get rid of regulations rather than focus on safety. so i am really pleased that the focus is now back 0h pleased that the focus is now back on safe

one or two just pushing into northumberland and cumbria.d the south—west, compared with what you saw on saturday, a much drier and brighter day. a lot more cloud across east anglia and the south—east. that's the weak weather front i wasjust mentioning, producing patchy rain or drizzle. particularly murky around some of the coasts of sussex and kent. it will clear and for the rest of the day, dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. after a sunny start in northern and western england and wales, a few showers pushing in here. scotland and northern ireland, showers becoming that bit more frequent, heavy and thundery into the afternoon. you'll be ha rd—pressed to completely avoid them. temperatures here may be up a bit on what you saw yesterday down towards the south—east corner but pleasant enough once the sun is out. it will be out at the cosford airshow. small chance of a light shower later on. a greater chance of showers at dublin for republic of ireland's world cup qualifier. for those still heading to wales for the match in belgrade, ther

one or two just pushing into northumberland and cumbria.uth—west, compared with what you saw on saturday, a much drier and brighter day. a lot more cloud across east anglia and the south—east. that's the weak weather front i wasjust mentioning, producing patchy rain or drizzle. particularly murky around some of the coasts of sussex and kent. that will clear and for the rest of the day, dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. after a sunny start in northern and western england and wales, a few showers pushing in here. scotland and northern ireland, showers becoming that bit more frequent, heavy and thundery into the afternoon. you'll be ha rd—pressed to completely avoid them. temperatures here may be up a bit on what you saw yesterday down towards the south—east corner but pleasant enough once the sun is out. the sun will be out at the cosford airshow. small chance of a light shower later on. a greater chance of showers at dublin for republic of ireland's world cup qualifier. for those still heading to wales for the match in belgrade, there

a few showers around the isle of man and cumbria, but a grey

in northern england, a few showers in cumbria and northumberland and in the west midlands, the south—wests afternoon with sunshine overhead. sunshine in the midlands, in the afternoon with sunshine overhead. sunshine in a e midlands, in the afternoon with sunshine overhead. sunshine in a greyilands, in the afternoon with sunshine overhead. sunshine in a grey start, in the afternoon with sunshine overhead. sunshini drizzle rey start, ifhe ”"" "w’ " ' afternoon with sunshine overhead. sunshini drizzle ggj kent ifhe ”"" "w’ " ' be could be gloomy first thing but for much of the south—east the morning cloud breaks up, sunshine comes out and dryfor cloud breaks up, sunshine comes out and dry for the rest of the day. showers developing in northern, western england and wales in the afternoon, the heaviest and most frequent will be in scotland and northern ireland with potentially hailand northern ireland with potentially hail and thunder later. a blustery afternoon, especially in western coasts and hills, but to the west, warmer than today, in east anglia and the south—east, cooler. overnight an

one or two just pushing into northumberland and cumbria.t midlands, wales and the south—west, compared with what you saw on saturday, a much drier and brighter day. a lot more cloud across east anglia and the south—east. that's the weak weather front i wasjust mentioning, producing patchy rain or drizzle. particularly murky around some of the coasts of sussex and kent. that will clear and for the rest of the day, dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. after a sunny start in northern and western england and wales, a few showers pushing in here. scotland and northern ireland, showers becoming that bit more frequent, heavy and thundery into the afternoon. you'll be ha rd—pressed to completely avoid them. temperatures here may be up a bit on what you saw yesterday, down towards the south—east corner but pleasant enough once the sun is out. the sun will be out at the cosford airshow. small chance of a light shower later on. a greater chance of showers at dublin for republic of ireland's world cup qualifier. for those still heading to wales for

democrats is we ought to trigger the sort of civil emergency systems that came into place with the cumbria make sure that eve ryo ne is in 2015, to make sure that everyone knows what's happening. if people are moved out of their flats at short notice, there are lots of others to keep them informed. the problem with having pets, can they find accommodation with pets? particularly concerned about vulnerable tenants, all those things. it is not good in an emergency for stop for any family asked to leave their flat at short notice, it's an emergency. we need to make sure there is better communication. what would those civil emergency measures mean in practice for those currently living ina practice for those currently living in a block which isn't necessarily being evacuated at the moment? about making sure they understand why it's not being evacuated. that they are safe and the corresponding one is in camden to explain to people why it's not safe and they should move. camden have taken that advice on the london fire service... that is right. absolutely right. part of the overall problem is re

one or two just pushing into northumberland and cumbria.uth—west, compared with what you saw on saturday, a much drier and brighter day. a lot more cloud across east anglia and the south—east. that's the weak weather front i wasjust mentioning, producing patchy rain or drizzle. particularly murky around some of the coasts of sussex and kent. it will clear and for the rest of the day, dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. after a sunny start in northern and western england and wales, a few showers pushing in here. scotland and northern ireland, showers becoming that bit more frequent, heavy and thundery into the afternoon. you'll be ha rd—pressed to completely avoid them. temperatures here may be up a bit on what you saw yesterday down towards the south—east corner but pleasant enough once the sun is out. it will be out at the cosford airshow. small chance of a light shower later on. a greater chance of showers at dublin for republic of ireland's world cup qualifier. for those still heading to wales for the match in belgrade, there could

it i noticeably has been 01’ or here the over lake windermere in cumbria.in. elsewhere in the country, some blue sky round. a bit of fair elsewhere in the country, some blue sky round. a bit of f sunshine. if we look at these le thesomeze. , for scotland g—i

north—west england, this has been the story so far today and it will continue into the afternoon in cumbriag in mind if you are out on the roads, persistent rain and strong to gale force gusts of wind of exposed coasts. across the south west, the brighter, vivid colours denoting the intensity of the rain. perhaps not reaching the extreme east of england until after dark. wet weather into the northwest continuing. for northern ireland, much of scotland, a better picture into the afternoon. sunny spells, scattered showers, top temperatures of 1116 degrees. through the night, wet and windy weather, gale force gusts of wind on exposed coasts drifting steadily eastwards. it is going to be a pretty murky night. not cold, 913 degrees is the overnight low. we start tomorrow with the area of low pressure centred through the spine of the country, the rain still too clear. it may well linger across the far north—east of scotland. behind it, the wind is still a feature. the strongest wind is likely for the southern flank. gale force gusts still an issue. rain easing, but it will continue for a time in

tomorrow a soggy start across many parts of northern england, cumbria and the lake district into south—westernough but be prepared for the odd downpour. the dup have signed a deal with the conservatives which may never be supporting theresa may‘s minority government and a tonne of a around receiving at least an extra £1 billion investment over two years. this agreement will operate to deliver a stable government and the united kingdom‘s national interest at this vital time. the government says 75 high—rise buildings in 26 local authority areas have no field of fire safety tests as the cladding linked to the fire at grenfell tower has withdrawn from the seal around the world. president trump has hailed the supreme court decision to partially other his travel ban from six millimetres in countries singling is a win for national security. let‘s go to the sports centre. britain‘s heather watson has beaten defending champion dominika cibulkova in the second round at eastbourne watson‘s world ranking has slipped to 126 but she looked in great form against the number four seed and took the first set 7

thicker cloud producing outbreaks of rain across parts of the north—west of england, cumbria for instancegely dry and bright, temperatures up to around 2a degrees in london. the north, sunshine be appearing across northern ireland and scotland, any rain clearing away towards the south. this evening and overnight, the rain continues its progress south. around these western hills and coasts, quite drizzly, whereas further east, for more dry. further comfortable for slipping for a change. saturday, areas of rain moving west across england and wales, some rangers clearing away from the south—east gradually, and thenit from the south—east gradually, and then it is a return to sunshine and scattered showers, temperatures on saturday around 1a to 23 degrees. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. theresa may defends her proposals on the status of eu citizens in the uk after brexit — after they were criticised by the european council president. he said the proposals were "below expectations". my my first impression is that the uk's offer is below our expectations the s offer is below our expecta

megan paterson joins us now from cumbria. .. been an exhaustive investigation, certainly not over yet but the broad conclusion seeming to be that this was a single fanatic acting alone. indeed. greater manchester police say today that this is one of the largest investigations the force has ever worked on. up to this point more than 1000 officers has been involved in the last three weeks, interviewing hundreds of witnesses, seeing hundreds of hours of cctv footage together a closer understanding of what salman abedi was doing in the weeks and days and hours before the attack three weeks ago. they have studied the cctv footage and understand that four days before the attack, salman and a.d. -- days before the attack, salman and a. d. —— salman days before the attack, salman and a.d. —— salman abedi whence to a diy store in russian, —— an area of manchester, and remnants were discovered in the bomb. they also understand he may have made the bomb himself but they were not clear whether others may have helped him, others may have bee

push in the direction of dumfries and galloway and most of southern scotland and the low lands and cumbriaon top of us. notice flashes of lightening to the south. there could be storms later on in the south east. so there is a lot happening on tuesday. thunderstorms here. a band of rain moving north—east wards there, cloud and spits and spots of rain. the best advice is if you are out the whole day, just take a brolly or water proofs because there could be the odd downpour. wednesday, these lows, they are here to stay. they get stalled, that‘s what happens sometimes with the weather. low pressure decides to sit and it is sitting on top of the uk on wednesday and the worst of the rain will be across these areas. when i say worst, some of us want rain, it is good for the gardens. the week ahead, unsettled. there will be spells of rain. so it won‘t be raining all the time. there will be sunshine too and obviously with all of this, it will feel cool, but one good thing, i don‘t think it will be particular wlindy because the last few days it has been pretty blustery, hasn‘t it? today at 5: a de

so i think belfast, south—western parts of scotland, certainly cumbria, lancashire and into northern this weather, has three weather systems here. one on top of us, two others close by. so the first low pressure is here to stay are very slow moving weather front, painfully slowly so that means any rainfall does fall will be moving slowly and over us for sometime. you saw flashes of lightening there. generally a lot of cloud of tomorrow and a relatively cool day. this is tuesday niceth night and into wednesday, so these lose are circling the uk, literally they have stopped across this part of europe. but a lot of rain for central and eastern areas on wednesday. it is this area here, say the north, the east midlands, hull, newcastle, these areas getting a fair bit of heavy rain. an unsettled week. it won‘t feel like summer. there will be spells of rain and it will feel on the cool side. it looks like we‘ll need our brollies and rain coats for a tile before the weather settles down. this is bbc news with ben brown with the headlines at four. theresa may has told mps she wants to give th

heavy rain across cumbria this morning.r band of light rain stretching across part of the midlands and into southern counties. quite a lot of clout in places here. equally, some of us are starting off with a bit of sunshine. —— cloud. the sunshine won't necessarily laughed. we have an area of low pressure and its front moving eastwards. here is the other end of it which will bring lack —— rain later into parts of wales and south—west england and then we have another is system coming up from the near continent that, too, will introduce showers which will be heavy and thundery and it will feel quite sticky today with highs of around 20 celsius. not the 25 we had yesterday. as the rain moves away from northern ireland, it will brighten up and we will see a return to sunshine and showers. through this evening and overnight, we still have all of these rain. we have the other band in the west and they shall merge. with the onshore flow, it will feel chilly if you are out early on. generally speaking, temperatures will remain in d

the heaviest rain is likely to be acro55 cumbria and dumfries and galloway.hing north—east wards with its rain. but for northern ireland, things brighten up for you with sub shine and showers and highs of 19 celsius. 12 celsius in abdaornings 21 celsius and feeling muggy in london. and then as we head on through tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday, you can see how the rain gather5 a5 and overnight into wednesday, you can see how the rain gather5 as it continues to push northwards. a few showers ju5t continues to push northwards. a few showers just ahead of it across scotla nd showers just ahead of it across scotland and northern ireland and it will continue its journey northwards during the course of wednesday of the so temperatures are coming down and with an on shore flow, it will feel cooler. highs of 19 celsius in london the ahead of it across scotla nd london the ahead of it across scotland it is where we will have the driest conditions, but here there will be a few showers with highs up to 13 celsius. dan and naga. thank you very much, carol. w

our reporter spoke to the architect of grenfell tower, who said it was in cumbria and support to himpeople need immediate support, so the authorities, the mayor need to do that. in terms of the incident, i think this has to be very thoroughly addressed, and all interested parties, including ronnie and his colleagues, ourselves, community groups, people who have lived there, have copyright to ask very challenging questions about why this happened. could it have been foreseen? could it have been prevented ? foreseen? could it have been prevented? matt wrack, general secretary of the fire brigades union, and ronnie king, chair of the all—party fire and safety rescue group. good morning, it is 10:36, i mentioned those patients who are continuing to be treated in hospital, many of them still in a critical condition. we can talk to tulip mazumdar, who is outside st mary's hospital, what is the latest from there? well, we have been given an update from nhs england, who have been letting us note the situation of the patients in the five london hospitals that are still caring for patients fro

a few moments ago the liberal democrat leader tim farron arrived at his constituency in kendal in cumbrial get the exit poll at five to ten, published jointly by the broadcasters exactly at ten o'clock, so tune in at 52, and you can watch mishal husain, jeremy vine, david dimbleby, emily maitlis, laura kuenssberg and our correspondents up and down the uk to bring you the latest results. twelve staff at two private care homes in north devon have now been convicted of the "organised and systemic" abuse of adults with learning disabilities. they often punished those they were supposed to be caring for by putting them in an empty room with no food, heating or even a toilet. one of those affected was 25—year—old ben. he had been moved to the home after being abused at winterbourne view, the home exposed by bbc panorama in 2011. ben's sister emma garrod and his mum claire spoke to me earlier. first of all, tell us a little bit about ben. ben is a very sensitive, fun loving, polite person. he is just a really, really nice person, and yes. i think he's a joy to be around, and with the right suppo

in north—west england this has been the story so far today and will continue into the afternoon in cumbria gale force gusts of winds on exposed coasts. across the south—west, the brighter vivid colours denoting the intensity of the rainfall, perhaps not reaching the extreme east of england until after dark but which will see wet weather into the north—west continue, for northern ireland, scotla nd continue, for northern ireland, scotland it is a better picture in the afternoon. sunny spell, scattered shower, top temperatureses of 11 to 16 degrees here. through the night, we will see wet and windiether winds on exposed coast drifting eastwards. it will be a mucky night for all of us at some point. cloudy wet and windy. it won't be cold, nine to 13 degrees but we start off tomorrow with that area of low pressure centred through the spine of the country. the rain still to clear and it may well linger in the far north east of scotland. behind it the wind still a future, the strongest likely the southern flank of that low pressure. here gusts still an issue u the rain easing from eastern englan

also towards cumbria, lancashire.al process —— progress further east. england and wales will have a muggy night. a bit fresher further north and west. during friday, this area of rain will continue to move eastward. again it will be very slow. it will break up. behind it, sunny spells and showers. fresher conditions in the north and west. look at the sunshine in the south—east, temperatures potentially 28 degrees. behind that weather front, 1a to 16. that warm air will eventually move away. it will bring some thunderstorms on thursday evening. it will tear. all of us, low pressure in charge in the atlantic. that brings the air in from the west. and with it, quite a bit of cloud. sunny spells towards eastern parts. quite heavy showers at times towards northern and western areas. by towards northern and western areas. by sunday that process continues. sunny spells, some showers, bit fresher. temperatures could get to 21 degrees in the 70s. good morning, it is just after 10am, it is thursday, i‘m victoria derbyshire. sho

ireland, into scotland and northern england and wales, the heaviest looks like it will be across cumbriaother area of low pressure coming in tomorrow coming up from the near continent. that will introduce thundery downpours. we start off with the rain pushing out of northern ireland, in across the rest of scotla nd northern ireland, in across the rest of scotland and northern england and wales and then our second band of thundery showers comes up from the south. it won't be range all the time. there will be dry spells in between, but we are looking at highs of 21 celsius and still feeling sticky in london. perhaps the driest conditions will be in northern ireland where we are looking at a mixture of bright spells, sunshine and showers. tuesday, and into wednesday, all this rain gathers as it continues to journey northwards across much of england and wales and it will continue fringing into scotla nd it will continue fringing into scotland and northern ireland as we head during the course of wednesday. hello. it's monday. it's 10 o'clock. i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to the programme.