some of them will creep into parts of lancashire and cumbria as well. feel much cooler. friday start off on a fresh light. further showers from the word go across northern ireland and north—west scotland and north—west england. some of these will gradually start to creep eastwards as the day goes on. stretching into parts of wales in south—west england. noticeably cooler with temperatures tomorrow widely in the high teens. quite a come—down from where they have been. on saturday we have a keen winds that will make it feel particularly fresh down eastern coasts but that gradually eases as the day goes on. drive for most of us had the chance of some showers and still fresh. temperatures reaching highs of 20 celsius. then we have this area of rain, still some uncertainty on the timing of this rain. it will spill in from the west as we head into sunday. it looks as though it will reach the isles of scilly and england and wales and up into scotla nd england and wales and up into scotland as well. the further east you are, it looks as if you will hold onto th

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lincolnshire, pushing through wales and in northern england, most of the rain is over the irish sea, cumbriacan see a bit of rain, very patchy and light, some sunshine here to brighten up in northern ireland as rain continues to peter out of the day. the sunnier skies across the midlands, some patchy weather bubbling up here, a touch higher than today, so 24—bit even 25 degrees across the southeast where we will have more cloud around 18 or i9. we will have more cloud around 18 or 19. and the second half of the weekend, some residual cloud of the areas that could give one or two showers, here is the main rain coming up to northern ireland and scotla nd coming up to northern ireland and scotland in the afternoon, i have the afternoon for the sunny spells and that continues to build through the day on sunday, we can see the red colours there and a hint of something warmer, mid—20s and the southeast and across the board, those temperatures higher than saturday. so not a bad start to september, on monday. someone in the southeast, but we have cloud, and patchy rain that is drifting southeastward

if you squint you can see a little bit here just off lancashire and cumbria and south—western parts ofd, getting a few spots of light rain, possibly northern ireland. that's pretty much it. if anything, it will just be thicker cloud. central and eastern areas looking fine. if you've got plans on saturday, much of england is looking dry, and warming up as well, temperatures in the low 20s. saturday into sunday, we start to see warmer air coming out of france. this is high pressure here, low pressure there. when we get this sort of setup, this kind of pattern, anything that comes from the west is going to get stuck, and then it sort of slides off to the north—west. so this is where we could see a little bit of rain during the course of sunday, but by the time we get to the afternoon i think the weather fronts will be stuck in the north—west, whereas many central, eastern and southern areas will remain dry. the winds will be light across the uk. that means those temperatures on saturday, or sunday rather, are going to be climbing. on sunday we could be talking about 25 degrees in the sout

if you squint you can see a little bit here just off lancashire and cumbria and south—western parts ofnorthern ireland. that's pretty much it. if anything, it will just be thicker cloud. central and eastern areas looking fine. if you've got plans on saturday, much of england is looking dry, and warming up as well, temperatures in the low 20s. saturday into sunday, we start to see warmer air coming out of france. this is high pressure here, low pressure there. when we get this sort of setup, this kind of pattern, anything that comes from the west is going to get stuck, and then it sort of slides off to the north—west. so this is where we could see a little bit of rain during the course of sunday, but by the time we get to the afternoon i think the weather fronts will be stuck in the north—west, whereas many central, eastern and southern areas will remain dry. the winds will be light across the uk. that means those temperatures on saturday, or sunday rather, are going to be climbing. on sunday we could be talking about 25 degrees in the south—east. into the low 20s even further north. th

technology used in sellafield in cumbria in the north of england.s across—the—board in asia. lots of that is down to one person, jerome powell, the chairman of the third in the us, he was hosting the annual powwow injackson hole, wyoming, and he talked a lot about the us economy. nothing unusual or concerning in his speech, so unusual or concerning in his speech, so it's expected rates will go up twice more this year in the us. i'll see you soon. the recent heatwave has seen many of us choosing to holiday at home this summer. the welsh coast has drawn plenty of tourists because of regeneration that was funded by the eu. but what could the post—brexit future hold for the region? tomos morgan has been to find out. son may have thought that rhyll has had its heyday but this seaside town has been revitalised in recent years by european funding and this cash injection alongside the recent spell of good weather has helped businesses like the local kite surfing school. when people come here you literally could be anywhere in the world, so in general there'

cold in scotland, temperatures at minus two celsius, tonight won't be as cold, you can see her in cumbrialoud beginning to spill and at northern ireland, and is also going to be pushing further eastwards across scotland over the accuracy and western parts of england and wales. bit of drizzle here and there, clear skies east of england and temperatures down to six or 7 degrees. that fed into the weekend then, bit of detail and started it, 01’ then, bit of detail and started it, or if but a sunny start through much of the midlands, and southeastern england. watch more cloud for the southwest of england and wales pushing into northern england, most of it to the i received considering patchy beat irish rain is, some places still got a be dry but we'll see some sunshine breaking through. at northern ireland gypsies skies brightened a little bit at the rain continues to peter out through the day. there'll be some bubbling up here and there and the southeast, could get little higher than today, we have more cloud further north as 18 or 19. we still some residual cloud across the muslim areas tha

the next day spanish police shot and killed five of the young men in the resort town of cumbria. and ten or more suspected of terrorist. yeah you tell us tell us about well if they make it fully you feel about something called i want this i know this place us so that you know this. you should want to know the deal. because you look up that of those when you go see your comments. that you. in my investigation i wanted to hear from the parents of two of the boys mohamed and amare shot me brothers who had been killed in cumbria they were friends with they'll compare brothers who had been radicalized into the same group i lived in the same building. beard was later shot dead by spanish police. he showed me a loser. but it was. all one little piece now home to hedgers i'm a hundred. that's full of no no no i'm up in. a good. enough and good will and. illusion lit kept the new films eat. to hedge some saloon and. we. will consider them over luzhin little. you look at those your hard rock. lead that airy mishmash. of care we know dirty for defense or. an hour from now a new movie really

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and wales and overnight it could bring the odd spot of rain, not much but the potential in parts of cumbriarn wales along with some mist and fog. to the east, a hot and humid with some mist and fog. to the east, a hotand humid night, with some mist and fog. to the east, a hot and humid night, temperatures only coming down to 18 degrees in london and slowly. this is choose dates and the last of the hot days in central and eastern areas, plenty of sunshine also that week weather front barely moving, not much wind pushing it through. the highest temperatures, 31 or 32 on the cards in eastern counties of england but further north and west, claudio with a risk of showers particularly in scotla nd a risk of showers particularly in scotland and temperatures in the high teens —— cloudier. there is derisk of some thunderstorms in south—east england and east anglia on choose the evening and overnight. but they should push out of the way and what will follow is much fresher aircoming in behind and what will follow is much fresher air coming in behind this front. it will move across eastern england thr

but for some observers back in cumbria, this was a bittersweet occasion.orities on the terms of running bluebird on coniston. loch fad on the isle of bute had that honour instead. but at five miles long, coniston is much bigger and busier. we‘ve changed the bylaws to allow bluebird to run on coniston but we need a safety plan submitting to us to make sure it happens in a safe manner. anyone who can get to water can use it. sailing craft, ferries, power boaters. if we didn‘t manage that, it would be a bit like running an f1 car through a market town on a saturday afternoon. the bluebird project believes safety measures are at least as much the responsibility of the local authorities. down the road, the village‘s ruskin museum has had a special extension ready and waiting for bluebird for the last ten years. but after her success in scotland, there‘s fresh talk of taking her to wider audiences, perhaps worldwide ones. do you stick her in a museum or do you keep it alive? this is a living, breathing piece of history. if it‘s going to be in a museum, that shou

how cumbria does not like you know the real. little girl from florida. somewhere to go to get a summary of the story we started the producers of the real spin off him. to slow. the slow. test that marks the cat from. this is named today in what must. charlie the town. i never get enough to start this but he got a free picture deals kwame. more and more probable than charlie bit my finger. is it. mickey rourke. scrumpy the cat. that's going to happen. when in rome our heroes know they must take a detour and pop into corpus christi stuff into the. welcome to the best of the best showcase the similes summit gathering convention. but only the most unconventional artists. and businesses are invited basically every local business in town. macspeech max decides to go on a mission to find out what the best of the best is all about. max is a little lost in watching him so are we. our hero arrives fashionably late. sixty's. so like any v.i.p. he's escorted through a secret and. see here we are. having to. take back entrance like. things like that even alec baldwin

working their way into parts of lancashire and cumbria too.esterly wind. some of these showers have the potential to be heavy and thundery. while many will hang further north and west, there will be a further fewjust edging their way east as we head into the afternoon. much fresher than it has been. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british womanjailed in iran, has been freed temporarily from prison, according to her husband. the government has issued its advice for people and businesses if the uk leaves the eu without a deal. the brexit secretary, dominic raab, outlined the plans in a speech earlier today. while we are striving for the best outcome and a good deal from these negotiations, we stand ready to deliver brexit for the british people if there is no deal. there's been a slight rise in the overall pass rate, as pupils across england, wales and northern ireland pick up their gcse results. president trump tells a us journalist he might consider pardoning his former campaign chairman paul manafort,

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if you squint you can see a little bit here just off lancashire and cumbria and south—western parts of pretty much it. if anything, it will just be thicker cloud. central and eastern areas looking fine. if you've got plans on saturday, much of england is looking dry, and warming up as well, temperatures in the low 20s. saturday into sunday, we start to see warmer air coming out of france. this is high pressure here, low pressure there. when we get this sort of setup, this kind of pattern, anything that comes from the west is going to get stuck, and then it sort of slides off to the north—west. so this is where we could see a little bit of rain during the course of sunday, but by the time we get to the afternoon i think the weather fronts will be stuck in the north—west, whereas many central, eastern and southern areas will remain dry. the winds will be light across the uk. that means those temperatures on saturday, or sunday rather, are going to be climbing. on sunday we could be talking about 25 degrees in the south—east. into the low 20s even further north. that's it from me. bye— by

the cancellations are impacting areas including cumbria, liverpool, lancashire and greater manchestere cancellations are damaging the economy in the north of england it isn'tjust on sundays we are having this problem. 0n fridays, according to the passenger user group, they cancelled around hundred services and part—cancelled more on friday. it isn't just sundays. it is happening on weekdays as well. less services. the basic thinking is that they would be able to run a more robust timetable. however, that doesn't seem to be the case. 0n weekdays it is a shambles as well. people just don't find it reliable any more. wel, little earlier our news correspondent joe lynam gave us this update the explanation is that planned engineering works meant that the couldn‘t get the staff they needed to operate a full schedule of services over the weekend. most rail workers volunteer to work on weekends and are paid overtime. they don‘t have to turn up. the management usually get the staff. we had this problem during the world cup final. even though england weren‘t in that world cup final, a lot of pe

and the showers the northern ireland and the north—west overnight which will filter into part of cumbriaius down towards the south and the east will feel fresher. through friday, you will notice the strength of the wind, gusts of 30 miles an hour, particularly around the showers and they do get going, packing into northern ireland, northern scotland and some of them could be heavy and thundery. they will rattle through quite quickly but they will be more widespread. temperatures mid to high teens across the board. 0n widespread. temperatures mid to high teens across the board. on saturday we have a keen, northerly wind affecting the eastern coast but a ridge of high pressure will kill off any of the showers. just a chance of 12 here and there and then sheltered spots in the sunshine it should feel pleasant. but still on the fresh side and mac continues into sunday. the next weather system waiting in the wings to bring more outbreaks of rain which will edge in from the west. there is some uncertainty about the timing of this rain but it looks as though it will push into the isles of scill

you can see here in cumbria already some of that high cloud beginning to spill in and the cloud is pickingsh sea into western parts of england and wales. a bit of rangers will here and there. clear sky for the midlands in eastern england. temperatures in rural parts will be down to six or 7 degrees. into the weekend, a bit of detail on the start of it. a sunny start through much of the midlands. east anglia in the southeast of england, lancaster, too. much more cloud for the southwest of england and wales, pushing into northern england. not a great deal of rain will stop you can see how petty the rain is there in scotland. what really amounts to a great deal. some places are still on to be dry. as it will not really amount toa to be dry. as it will not really amount to a great deal. the sunnier skies are likely to be for the midlands in eastern england. there will be some fair weather cloud bubbling up here and there. temperatures in the southeast to get a little higher today. 24 degrees. we have got more cloud for the north. temperatures stood near 18 or 19. the second half of the weekend

the cancellations are impacting areas including cumbria, liverpool, lancashire and greater manchestertone of the rmt union who told me the cancellations are damaging the economy in the north of england it isn'tjust on sundays we are having this problem. 0n fridays, according to the passenger user group, they cancelled around hundred services cancelled more on friday. it isn'tjust sundays. it is happening on weekdays as well. less services. the basic thinking is that they would be able to run a more robust timetable. however, that doesn't seem to be the case. 0n weekdays it is a shambles as well. people just don't find it reliable any more. our business correspondent joe lynham joins me now. joe — how significant are these cancellations? the explanation is that planned engineering works meant they couldn't get the stuff they required to offer a full schedule. most real workers volunteered to work on weekends and paid overtime. they don't have to turn up. not rostered and that sense. they usually get the staff. we had this problem during the world cup final. the tame table has been disr

a few showers here moving into parts of cumbria and northumberland as the day goes by.two celsius for the warmest areas. temperatures more like normalfor scotla nd temperatures more like normalfor scotland and northern ireland. we're going to season changes in the weather pattern in the week ahead as weather pattern in the week ahead as we lose the hot weather across southern and eastern parts of england and the atlantic finally wa kes england and the atlantic finally wakes up. we will see areas of low pressure coming in bringing cloudy weather, outbreaks of rain and it will turn quite a bit cooler as well. for the week ahe ad, spells of heavy rain across northern and western areas. quite windy and temperatures this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at one. president maduro of venezuela has blamed right—wing opponents and colombia for what he says was an attempt on his life involving drones carrying explosives. there has been an attempt to assassinate me. i have no doubt this points to the extreme right in venezuela, in alliance with the right in colombia. juan

if you squint you can see a little bit here just off lancashire and cumbria and south—western parts ofhern ireland. that's pretty much it. if anything, it will just be thicker cloud. central and eastern areas looking fine. if you've got plans on saturday, much of england is looking dry, and warming up as well, temperatures in the low 20s. saturday into sunday, we start to see warmer air coming out of france. this is high pressure here, low pressure there. when we get this sort of setup, this kind of pattern, anything that comes from the west is going to get stuck, and then it sort of slides off to the north—west. so this is where we could see a little bit of rain during the course of sunday, but by the time we get to the afternoon i think the weather fronts will be stuck in the north—west, whereas many central, eastern and southern areas will remain dry. the winds will be light across the uk. that means those temperatures on saturday, or sunday rather, are going to be climbing. on sunday we could be talking about 25 degrees in the south—east. into the low 20s even further north. that's

you can see a little bit of loo here just off lancashire and cumbria and south—western parts of scotlandht rain, possibly northern ireland. that is pretty much it. if anything, it will just ireland. that is pretty much it. if anything, it willjust be thicker cloud. central and eastern areas looking fine on saturday, so if you have plans much of england is looking dry, and warming up as well, temperatures in the low 20s. saturday into sunday, we start to see warmer air coming out of runs. this is high pressure here, low pressure there. when we get this sort of setup, this kind of pattern, anything that comes from the west is going to get stuck, and then it sort of slides off to the north—west. so this is where we could see a bit of rain during the course of sunday, but by the time we get to the afternoon i think the weather front will be stuck in the north—west, where as many central, eastern and southern areas will remain dry. in this light across the uk. they will be coming from the south. that means those temperatures on saturday, or sunday rather, by going to be prime. on sunday we co

if you squint you can see a little bit here just off lancashire and cumbria and south—western parts ofgetting a few spots of light rain, possibly northern ireland. that's pretty much it. if anything, it will just be thicker cloud. central and eastern areas looking fine. if you've got plans on saturday, much of england is looking dry, and warming up as well, temperatures in the low 20s. saturday into sunday, we start to see warmer air coming out of france. this is high pressure here, low pressure there. when we get this sort of setup, this kind of pattern, anything that comes from the west is going to get stuck, and then it sort of slides off to the north—west. so this is where we could see a little bit of rain during the course of sunday, but by the time we get to the afternoon i think the weather fronts will be stuck in the north—west, whereas many central, eastern and southern areas will remain dry. the winds will be light across the uk. that means those temperatures on saturday, or sunday rather, are going to be climbing. on sunday we could be talking about 25 degrees in the south—e

gray seen scented by weather watcher in cumbria earlier. nd eastern parts of england and scotland and there's photos is set here still fairly cloudy sent in by weather watcher. as a go through this evening overnight and through tomorrow we do have an area of low pressure working in from the west. because you pressure chart here pushing its weight used as a move through tonight and tomorrow it will bring a spell of persistent and heavy weighing that will turn fairly breezy as well. abrasive ramp the frame push into northern ireland working to southern and central scotla nd working to southern and central scotland and parts of northern england and wales. kudos better be clear spells perhaps a few patches of missed developing and is clearer skies will allow the temperatures to fall away into the signal figures. come for the south and will be a fairly humid and muggy night. temperatures between 13 and 17 celsius. tomorrow we will see sunny spells. not read working its way east as a move through the day and the picture gradually getting better.

this grey scene was sent in by a weather watcher in cumbria earlier.rly cloudy, sent in by a weather watcher in aberdeenshire. as we go through this evening, overnight and through tomorrow, we have an area of low pressure working in from the west. you can see on the pressure chart here, pushing its way east as we move through tonight and tomorrow. it will bring a spell of more persistent and, at times, heavy rain and it will be breezy as well. through this evening, we start to see outbreaks of rain pushing in to northern ireland, working into central and southern scotland, parts of northern england and northern parts of wales through the night. to the north of that, there will be some clear spells, perhaps a few patches of mist developing and those clearer skies will allow temperatures to fall away into single figures. come further south though, it is going to be a fairly humid, muggy night. temperatures between 13 and 17 celsius. tomorrow we will see some sunny spells in the far north of scotland, one or two showers possible. that rain working its way

further north and west, a different story, a cloudy and drizzly and grey day in windermere, in cumbriat will trap some of that warmth we have seen trap some of that warmth we have seen during the day and it will be quite mild night tonight, but it will also bring rain with it. welcome rain for gardens, not sure weather the farmers are bringing in the harvest will welcome that rain, but moving in across wales, the midlands and down into the south—west. temperatures here perhaps 15, 16, 17 degrees. we start off tomorrow with a lot of cloud and some rain will take time to ease away. in the midlands, across lincolnshire and into east anglia and the london area by lunchtime. behind it, quite a clearance with sunshine coming through. fresh appeal generally and quite breezy along the north west exposed coasts, which showers, some of them heavy and maybe hail and under. and look at the difference in terms of the field generally across the country. highs of 15, 19 degrees. noticeable out there. still quite breezy with isobars squeezed together for the beginning of friday, with another weather f

bluebird is back in the water, more than 50 years after the speedboat crashed on a british lake in cumbria. hello. nearly two months after the historic summit between donald trump and kimjong un, little is clear about what the two countries actually agree on. at a second singapore summit on saturday it was their foreign ministers who exchanged friendly smiles and handshakes as us secretary of state mike pompeo met his north korean counterpart. ri yong ho criticised the us for urging other countries to maintain sanctions against pyongyang. earlier, mike pompeo, told the summit that he was hopeful denuclearisation would happen but only if pressure was maintained on pyongyang. 0ur correspondent, chris buckler has more from washington. you could argue there are two different messages. first from donald trump who continues to talk about his great relationship with kim jong—un. indeed, even about his great relationship with kimjong—un. indeed, even sent about his great relationship with kim jong—un. indeed, even sent a letter to the north korean leader through the security forum which is being h

ireland and north—west scotland and some of those will filter so overnight into parts of lancashire and cumbria figures, particularly in rural spots. friday, one thing you will notice about the weather on friday is the blustery winds, particularly around any showers and there will be plenty of those. they get going for northern ireland and north—west scotla nd northern ireland and north—west scotland but then as the day gets going they work to the south and east. notice the temperatures widely in the mid to high teens at best through friday so much fresher feel. we continue that pressure we go into saturday. quite keen wind down the west coast initially but a region of high pressure will settle things down. for most it will be a dry day with the chance of some showers and in the sunshine it should feel fairly pleasant, but waiting in the wings is another weather system on sunday and that will bring some rain in from the west. the cloud increasing ahead of it but remaining cool increasing ahead of it but remaining cool. by bank holiday monday it gradually starts to clear away. thank you for that

background, the fact he was born in new zealand, he has taught about growing up and playing cricket in cumbriar. he has also been asked about some of the injuries. we saw photographs in that piece of the injuries that were shown from all the men to the jury yesterday. and the men to the jury yesterday. and the barrister ben stokes was asking about swellings on his hand. ben stokes told the jury from the witness box that the swelling to his hand and his knuckles was from an old cricketing injury that went back yea rs, old cricketing injury that went back years, something he had had operations for in the past rather than being a direct result of the allegations of what happened that night in september last year. so, ben stokes now giving his evidence. that will continue for some time. he denies affray, as does the other remaining defendant in this case, ryan ali. the trial at bristol crown court continues. many thanks. it's understood the conservative party is looking into a number of complaints received about boris johnson's comments about the burka. writing in the daily telegraph earlier in th

weather, still quite cloudy for scotland and northern ireland, a few showers here moving into parts of cumbriaunny day. temperatures near normal though for scotland and northern ireland. we're going to season changes in weather pattern in the days ahead as weather pattern in the days ahead as we lose that hot weather across southern and eastern parts of england and the atlantic finally wa kes england and the atlantic finally wakes up. areas of low pressure spinning in bringing cloudy weather, outbreaks of rain and it is going to turn quite a bit cooler as well. the week ahead, spells of fairly heavy rain across northern and western areas midweek. temperatures down to normal, even in the south. this is bbc world news. our top stories... venezuela's president nicolas maduro says he's survived an assasination attempt involving explosive drones he was addressing a military parade when the alleged attack occurred. he escaped without injury but officials say that seven soldiers were. hughes unexpectedly interrupted.

a few showers pushing into cumbria and northumberland, as well. in the weekend, we will see some significant changes in the weather pattern. we lose the hottie and replace it with the atlantic wind, and we'll see quite a bit of cloud and we'll see quite a bit of cloud and outbreaks of rain as well. the week ahead look something like this. it starts off hot and sunny across southern areas, but tim progressively more unsettled as the week goes by and we are looking at a speu week goes by and we are looking at a spell of rain developing. it may not just because north—western part of the country and we could see heavy rain at times across the east, as well. the temperatures will slowly be using, so will admit highs across southern part of england generally into the low 20s, so back to normal after what has been a hot spell of weather, so just to sum up, after what has been a hot spell of weather, sojust to sum up, today after what has been a hot spell of weather, so just to sum up, today we got plenty of hot sunshine across southern part of england an

new road projects that are lying ahead, the a595 in cumbria, dualling the a66. this is a major investment programme. these things don't happen overnight. you can't wave a wand and suddenly create a new railway line, a new train, a new road. but these things didn't happen in the past. they're happening under this government. have you looked at your own position about this? you must hear what people say, it can't be very comfortable reading or listening for you? myjob is to deliver the best possible transport system. and you're not doing it at the moment. well, we have got a challenge this summer with a timetable that's gone wrong because of an infrastructure project that's gone wrong. myjob is to sort that out. i don't run engineering projects. myjob is to sort out problems when they arise. it shouldn't have happened. that's why we've commissioned a detailed investigation into what went wrong. but the reality is, at the core was an investment programme by the government that has been delayed. that was harry gration talking to the transport secretary chris graylin

the cancellations are impacting areas including cumbria, liverpool, lancashire and greater manchester carlisle studio. so this has happened yet again, we have had this letter asking for assurances from baroness beverley hughes, what is your take on this? it's not just on hughes, what is your take on this? it's notjust on sunday that we have this problem, on friday according to the passenger user group they cancelled around 100 services and cancelled around 100 services and cancelled many more on friday. it's not just cancelled many more on friday. it's notjust happening cancelled many more on friday. it's not just happening on cancelled many more on friday. it's notjust happening on sunday, it's happening on the weekdays as well. what's going wrong? i don't know if you can hear me, what is going wrong, that these cancellations are taking place, the latest one they say is they are having problems with crew due to engineering works, surely they must know what's coming 7 surely they must know what's coming he surely they must know what's coming up? the will, there are a number of things

outbreaks of rain into western parts of scotland, parts of cumbria, northern ireland.lsius at four o'clock. this evening and overnight, we continue to see outbreaks of rain working north and east across scotland. cloudy skies for northern ireland, wales and parts of the south—west. clear spells in the east with potential for mist along western coasts. temperatures between 11 and 14 celsius overnight. tomorrow, there will be a fair amount of cloud across the northern half of the uk for scotland, northern ireland, northern england. showers perhaps. cloudy across the midlands, wales and south—west with sunny spells. the best of the brightness in the south east. temperatures, hottest in the south east with the best of the sunshine, more cloud in the north, keeping things touch cooler. still looking at temperatures in the high teens, low 20s, not too bad. a maximum of 23 celsius for the northern half of the uk. further south, 30 celsius in the uk. further south, 30 celsius in the south east. into friday, a weather front brings patchy outbreaks of rain, in northern ireland,

the cancellations are impacting areas including cumbria, liverpool, lancashire and greater manchesterorth of england. it isn‘t just it isn‘tjust on sundays that we are having this problem, on friday according to the passenger user pressure group, they cancelled around a hundred services and part cancelled many more on friday. it‘s not just sundays, cancelled many more on friday. it‘s notjust sundays, it is happening on weekdays as well. they run less services so the basic thinking would be they would be able to run a more robust timetable but that does not seem robust timetable but that does not seem to be the case, and it‘s a shambles on weekdays as well, people do not find it reliable any more. what do you think is the best way to get this fixed? what is your advice to northern? my advise is to pack up and go and hand the franchise back over to the public sector which would work any much more coordinated and structured fashion. these people have a major problem. passengers are sick of them and the staff are sick of them as well. nobody has any faith in them, the local politicians ha

a few showers moving into parts of cumbria and northumberland as the day goes by. day with temperatures up to 32 celsius. temperatures near normal again for scotland and northern ireland. some changes in the weather in the week ahead as we lose the hot weather across southern and eastern parts of england and the atla ntic and eastern parts of england and the atlantic finally and eastern parts of england and the atla ntic finally wa kes and eastern parts of england and the atlantic finally wakes up. low— pressure atlantic finally wakes up. low—pressure spinning in bringing cloudy weather, outbreaks of rain and it will turn quite a bit cooler as well. the week ahead there will be spell is a fairly heavy rain particular across northern and western areas. quite windy and temperatures back down to normal, evenin temperatures back down to normal, even in the south. that's your latest weather. this is bbc world news. our top stories: venezuela's president says he's survived an assasination attempt involving explosive drones — nicolas maduro was targeted while speaking at

this morning, quite a bit of clout across scotland, northern ireland, cumbria and northumberland, the. again, generally, the low to high 205 in celsius. as we had an inter wednesday, we could start with thunderstorms. into the south—east. generally, we are trying the south—east but a weather front sweeping eastwards. but probably not making it into the south—eastern daylight hours. you see from the temperature is how we have got the yellows, even a hint of blue, with the highest temperatures into the near continent and that is when we expect the area of low pressure to come our way. then this year promising to look at the building on greenpoint land. so many people getting in touch with us this morning. as we've been hearing, nearly half a million homes are reportedly planned for so—called green belt land. campaigners say the government is failing to protect it but in response they've told us only a tiny amount of green belt space is going to residential use. i can now speak to tom fyans from the campaign to protect rural england and, in our london newsroom, siobhain mcdonagh, a labou

we've also got patchy mist and fog around parts of cumbria and cheshire, but that will leave readily.urning the sunshine hazy and we will have scattered showers in the north and west. you could also catch a shower between the sun spells in northern ireland and north—east england. wales and south—west england. wales and south—west england are not immune to the odd shower, a bit more cloud developing and parts of the south—east, hazy sunshine by the coming into the afternoon. as we moved to the evening and overnight period, many of the showers will fade, could see one or two in the south—east. is go to be another cool night, temperatures very similar to the nightjust gone. and other cold one around granma, balmoral direction. once again, looking at very low single figures. a touch of frost first thing. i the end of the night, looking at rain coming towards the isles of scilly and cornwall. this isa isles of scilly and cornwall. this is a weather front that will be coming our way on friday. you consider cloud associated with it and also some splashes of rain too. —— you can see. the timi

the code will thicken some rain and parts of cumbria.xt week, we have got fresh weather and a lot of cloud in the north. the heat is likely to continue. local council crisis — northamptonshire says its financial problems mean essential services could go. the local authority meets later to decide what to cut — as it tries to save £60 million. we‘re notjust going to slash and burn all the services. we‘ve got to look very carefully at some of the decisions that we‘re going to have to take and they are going to be very difficult. we‘ll examine whether other councils are facing similar problems. the other headlines this lunchtime: the former leader of the english defence league, tommy robinson, partially wins an appeal against his conviction for contempt of court. as the row about anti—semitism in labour continues, jeremy corbyn apologises for appearing at events where the israeli government is compared to the nazis. farmers hold emergency talks with the government — they warn the dry weather is causing unprecedented problems

here we will see further showers pushing into which may push down into parts of cumbria and lancashires further east remained right but one or two of the showers will edge their way over. the temperatures are certainly down on yesterday. we're now looking at highs in the mid to high teens. much fresher picture. a cold start on stats today as well. largely clear skies in many areas. one or two showers cropping up. in the sunshine it should feel pleasant with temperatures between the mid teens and the low 20s. sunday there is a bit of uncertainty about the timing of this rain that will eventually start to edge its way in from the west. the further east you are the more likely it is that it will remain dry but the cloud will certainly increase as we had through the day. we should remind rate for n we the day. we should remind rate for —— we should remained dry for most of the day. that rain goes into north—west england into wales into scotla nd north—west england into wales into scotland and northern ireland as well. temperatures will still feel fresh. guidance is issued for businesses an

this was the scene over cumbria. and as the sun has set, it has been some thunderstorms. the storms rattling across the channel and heavy downpour is pushing across the aisle of white and heading further northwards through the london region, and with these heavy showers, there will be some hell, rumbles of thunder and a fair amount of lying surface water across england as well as we had over at night. so if few showers packing into the far northwest of scotland but not quite as hot and sticky as it has been over recent night. —— there will be some hail, rumbles of thunder. the conditions will carve their way through the day on wednesday and being pushed out towards scandinavia where it will warm up and for us some fresh days. scattered showers for parts of scotland, in northwest england and wales and still across central and southeastern parts of england that we will have the warmest of the weather tomorrow but some places around 10 degrees or so so 23 or 2a celsius. scotland, northern ireland, thickly around 18 or 1

as gray seemed sent in by the watcher in cumbria earlier.ing in from the wet. you get the under pressure chart here pushing its way east as a move through tonight and tomorrow. will bring a spell of more persistent and at times heavy rain. very breezy as well. through this evening alberts rain pushing it to northern ireland working into central and southern scotland and parts of northern england and parts of north and wales as well for the night. clear spells perhaps a few patches of missed developing and clearer skies allow the temperatures to fall away into the single figures. further south though and will be a fairly humid and muggy night. two bridges between 13 and 17 celsius. tomorrow sony sells the far north of scotland and one or two showers possible without reworking its way used as a move to the day and improving a picture gradually getting better through the afternoon. much of england wells will allow those sunny spells, just could be that old spot of rain. temperatures around 23 celsius. for the cricket tomorrow and improving pict