, a bit ofa beautiful scene this is in cumbria, a bit of a fair weather cloud but plenty of june a biter cloud but plenty ofjune sunshine as well and this is how it has been across most of the uk, the cloud thick enough across northern scotland to give a few passing showers but otherwise it has been dry. overnight we will keep those clear skies for england and wales and much of northern ireland and scotland although we could see a little bit more cloud seeping in later in the night. all the while there will be more passing showers affecting shetland. overnight lows of six to 12 celsius. this is how we start the weekend. i haven't shown you a chart like this before, it's an area of high pressure, the first one we have seen thisjune but that which brings us a fine start to the weekend with plenty of sunshine on ell across england and wales. patchy cloud at times for northern ireland at times —— on offer. still quite breezy with showers that time to time but there will be dry spells and sunshine as well. temperatures of 19 celsius in edinburgh and starting this weekend in england and wale

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it doesn't get better than fine sunshine in cumbria and feeling pleasa ntly sunshine in cumbria and feeling melting away so we have increasingly clear skies over across england and wales and at times northern ireland and scotland. the outlook exception is across the northern isles. it will stay quite breezy and perhaps later in the night we will see more cloud working across northern ireland into western scotland. not a cold night for many of us, temperatures of six to 12 celsius and the start of the weekend looking promising. we got an area of high pressure moving across the british isles, something we haven't seen british isles, something we haven't seen for the whole of the month of june. it means weather—wise we start off with sunshine across england and wales and that's how it will stay all day, plenty of cloud at times for northern ireland and scotland but mostly fine with spells of sunshine coming through, the northern isles in seattle and could see passing showers and it will remain quite breezy. temperatures are rising, 19 in edinburgh, quite widely for england and wales temperatur

there would be a big impact on farmers in cumbria, on 20,000 businesses that there are in cumbria, and try my damnedest to get a deal, but if we get to the end of october and there is no prospect of a deal that we can get through the commons, then i will leave, because in the end, we are a democracy, and the democratic risk of not delivering brexit, what people voted for, is higher than the economic risks of no deal. why do you use that language? it will indicate too many people that actually you never would leave with no deal. i don't think it does at all. i couldn't have been clearer that i am prepared to leave without a deal, from the start. but i am also being honest with people that there will be some disruption. we have had bigger challenges in our history before, but i think it's also important, on the question of no deal, to recognise that there are people in the house of commons who are going to try to stop us leaving without a deal, so the best way to leave the eu quickly, the safest way to leave the eu quickly, is to send someone to leave the eu quickly, is to send someone t

in cumbria, some find sunshine and filling pleasa ntly some find sunshine and filling pleasantly warmeeks and hours, the fairweather class we had during the day has been melting away so we during the day has been melting away so we have increasingly clear skies overnight across england and wales, and at times northern ireland and scotland, the only real exception is across the northern aisles were in shetland we will see passing showers and stay quite recently and perhaps later in the night you can see more cloud working across northern ireland into western scotland. not a cold night, temperatures six to 12 celsius, and the start of the weekend is looking promising. the reason is a area of high—pressure moving across the british isles. something we haven't seen for the whole of the month ofjune. that means weather—wise, we start off with sunshine across england and wales and that is the way it will stay pretty much all day. patsy cline a time for another ireland and scotla nd cline a time for another ireland and scotland but mostly fine with spells of sunshine, the northern aisles cou

it is a stunning start to the saturday, a short time ago in cumbria here.much of the uk, times are nicely for the start of the weekend, it has been a chilly start, close to freezing in aberdeenshire, but temperatures are going to head up with high pressure in control. the weather system lurk into the south—west, not a playerfor today, isa south—west, not a playerfor today, is a fine day today. some cloud around in eastern england into northern ireland, northern scotland where there will be some showers moving through, especially as the afternoon, but for most it will stay dry, and where there is no cloud you will see some sunny spells, but the vast majority will see sunshine throughout the day. 22 degrees for cardiff and london. a very high pollen levels in england and wales. it is not plain sailing for everyone today. this evening, staying fine, overnight still some cloud in scotla nd overnight still some cloud in scotland to produce showers, breezes and start—up in the far south—west and start—up in the far south—west and temperatures are higher tomorrow

a view from cumbria earlier, and skies will stay like this throughout.tay dry. going to feel a bit warmer as well. so this is how the big picture is looking. low pressure eventually will come in into monday, but for now, high pressure is in control, which is why we are expecting a fine saturday across the bulk of the uk. a bit of cloud across eastern parts of england this afternoon, which may produce an isolated shower. greater chance of catching the odd shower in northern scotland. and where it has been cloudy so far in northern ireland, sunny spells developing. around 18 to 21 celsius, 22 in cardiff and london. very high pollen levels in england and wales, though. this evening, barbecue in good shape, still a good chance of a shower of a northern scotland. just hints there will be some outbreaks have rain getting closer to the far south—west of england later in the night. not quite as chilly as it was last night. back to the big picture, looking at part two of the weekend. this area of low pressure getting closer and throwing this weather front towards

in cumbria, some find sunshine and feeling presently warm as well.during the day has been melting away, so will have increasingly clear skies, overnight england and wales and northern ireland and scotland. exceptions to that across the northern island, will see some passing showers and stay quite breezy and perhaps later in the night, you can see more cloud across northern ireland into western scotland. medical night for many of us scotland. medical night for many of us temperature six to 12 celsius and the start of the weekend is looking promising, the reason is we have a lowering of high—pressure moving across the british isles, something we have not seen in the hole in the month ofjune. it means weather—wise, was start of the sunshine across england and wales and that is the way it's going to stay all day. cloudy times for scotla nd stay all day. cloudy times for scotland but mostly find two with spots of sunshine coming through it again, the northern isles could remain quite breezy. temperatures are rising and turning warmer, quite quietly for en

for many of us, starting the day like this — a view from cumbria earlier — and skies will stay like thisa bit warmer. this is how it is looking — low pressure eventually will come in later this weekend into monday, but for now it is high pressure in control and that is why we are expecting a fine saturday across most of the uk. some cloud in the eastern parts of england with isolated showers possible, greater chance of showers in northern scotland and where it has been cloudy in northern ireland, sunny spells developing. around 18 to 21 degrees. 22 in cardiff and london. very high pollen levels in england and wales. overnight, still the chance of a shower in northern scotland, variable cloud, clear spells elsewhere. just teasses of outbreaks of rain getting to the south—west of england later in the night. not quite as chilly as it was last night. back to the big picture, look at part two of the weekend and the area of low pressure getting closer and throwing the weather front towards the south—west of the uk. high—pressure still in control elsewhere for now, but after a fine start, there

high—pressure and settled weather out there for many of us, starting the day like this with a view from cumbriamajority will stay dry and it will feel a bit warmer. this is how it is looking, low pressure eventually will come in later this week and into monday, but for now it is high—pressure in control and that is why we are expecting to get a fine on saturday. some cloud in the eastern part of england with some showers are possible, greater chance of the showers in northern scotland and where it has been cloudy in northern ireland, sunny spells developing first up around 18 to 21 degrees. very high pollen levels in england and wales. 0vernight, so the chance of a shower in northern scotland, variable cloud, clear spells elsewhere. teasers of outbreaks of rain is going to the south—west of england later in the night. not quite as chilly as it was last night. back to the big picture, looking up at two of the weekend and the area of low pressure getting closer and throwing the weather front towards the south—west. high—pressure still in control elsewhere for now, but after a fine start, there wi

that was cumbria earlier on, a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain and rain features more heavily in theales. further east, estates drive for all of us, very humid and muggy and temperatures between 12 and 16 degrees in quite a few places. tomorrow morning will start with a lot of rain across scotla nd start with a lot of rain across scotland and soggy here. this band of cloud and shallot rain drifts eastwards into northern ireland and england and southie scotland and ahead of that still some wants and that warmth squashed into these eastern parts of england. 26 degrees again and further west cooler and fresher. turns quite shabby and very windy in northern ireland later in the day. look ahead to the coming week, it looks rather cool and some rain at times but also some spells of sunshine. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at seven. tens of thousands of football fans in madrid havejust one hour to wait for the kick off of the champion's league final between liverpool and tottenham. the wait is almost over, the metropolitano stadium is feeling good up, history of waits fo

pretty cloudy for a weather watcher in cumbria, and as we go through this evening come across northern english and welsh by the end of the night, it will be very muggy and humid for all of us, minimum temperatures between 12 and 16. to malcolm alpert to heavy rain across scotland, then this been a cloud and shall be rain pushing eastwards. —— tomorrow it will be heavy rain. brightest eyes the cooler here is the heat gets us washed into the southeastern corner, east anglian air southeast chrissy temperatures up to 26 or 27 but much lower value further west. we have that cloud and outbreaks of shall be rain. a quick look for the week ahead. it remains rather cool, some rain at times but some sunshine as well. hello, this is bbc news with geeta guru—murthy. the headlines: president trump defies protocol ahead of his state visit to the uk by praising boris johnson and his bid to become prime minister. i've always liked him. i don't know that he's going to be chosen, but i think he's a very good guy, a very talented person. peter willsman should be expelled from the labour party, according

a view from cumbria earlier, and skies will stay like this throughout.ng to feel a bit warmer as well. so this is how the big picture is looking. low pressure eventually will come in until monday, but for now, high pressure is in control, which is why we are expecting a fine saturday across the bulk of the uk. a bit of cloud across eastern parts of england this afternoon, which may produce an isolated shower. greater chance of catching the odd shower in northern scotland. and where it has been cloudy so far in northern ireland, sunny spells developing. around 18 to 21 celsius, 22 in cardiff and london. very high pollen levels in england and wales, though. this evening, barbecue in good shape, still a good chance of a shower of a northern scotland. just hence and there will be some outbreaks have rain getting closer to the far south—west of england later in the night. not quite as chilly as it was last night. back to the big picture, looking at part two of the weekend. this area high pressure getting closer and threw in this weather front towards the sout

in northern england, mcleod is done, especially in cumbria.morrow, the risk of showers and the odd rumble of thunder. both days humid. on thursday, things are settling down and it should stay dry. a similar forecast for queens. we lose today's rain with the area of thunderstorm indicated in the met office yellow weather warning with the risk of torrential downpours and localised flooding. as we push further west and north, some showers but also clear skies. temperatures falling to around nine degrees here but a muggy 13 in london. tomorrow, sundry downpours to start. pushing to the north sea. these good proved to be thundery as well. the driest conditions will be out towards the west. even here, although some sunshine, you could see one or two showers and it will still feel muggy in the south—eastern corner. as we had from wednesday into thursday, the weather front pushes off into the weather front pushes off into the new continent. the wind also changes direction. high—pressure sta rts changes direction. high—pressure starts to establish itse

beautiful start further north as well, the blossom looking lovely in cumbria. some rain for the northern half of the uk. not to take up to two march. 0ur heat is coming from the continent today, feeding into an area of high pressure that is holding the weather fight for the southern half forward today. tomorrow, low pressure starts today. tomorrow, low pressure starts to throw its influence increasingly our way, add our temperatures well starter ever way. saturday, sunshine to the south of the uk and some pretty significant warmth as well. further north, remnants of a weather front to bring in more cloud, some drizzly rain mostly to the west of the pennines, drizzle as cloud bills for northern ireland and for southern scotland. showers in the north—west, temperatures 16—17 in the north but potentially up to 27 or 28 across eastern eglin. that pod make it our warmest day of the year so far. this evening, a 5—storey overnight, the rain will come piling into western scotland, showers for northern ireland, western half of england and for wales. a muggy night. tempe

looking pretty soggy on wednesday for cumbria. to come. still on thursday, it is the same front across scotland, tucking another area of rain into the south—west and for eastern areas, the chance of some intense thunderstorms. and they can produce as much rain in a short space of time as perhaps that weather front has done over the period of a few hours so nowhere really out of the woods out of the woods for the very wet weather in the next few days. friday into saturday, that low starts to drift further north. and by the time we get to the weekend it should start to improve a little, certainly across the southern half of the uk some longer dry spells, but still with some showers further north. couple of inches, but spaced around the whole month. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 3pm: "there was a culture of poor behavior" — oxfam is given an official warning by the charity watchdog following allegations of serious sexual misconduct by its staff in haiti. i became aware that this wasn'tjust a one—off

the far north of england, the likes of northumberland and cumbria, looks mostly dry.ite tickled north—easterly breeze, to kill early where you have the rain through the central slice of the country. it drifts northwards through the course of tonight and over the next he dates with the low pressure sticking around we are likely to see further heavy showers and temperatures not doing very well for the time of year. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines... three of the ten candidates for the conservative leadership launch their campaigns today to replace theresa may. the charity commission will publish its report into how oxfam handled allegations of sexual isconduct by some staff in haiti. nurseries in some of england's poorest areas say they are facing closure because of a shortfall in government funding. mps condemn employers who using gagging clauses to silence workers complaining about unlawful discrimination and harassment. heavy downpours across england cause major transport disruption, with some southern rail services cancelled due to flooded

somebody has e—mailed on to say it is raining in cumbria at the moment. temperatures up as high as 34 degrees in the south—east. these are to showers that have been working in. thunderstorms have been moving up through the republic of ireland through today. in northern ireland through today. in northern ireland those showers could be heavy and thundery. the heavy showers and thunderstorms pushing across western parts of scotland later today. further south and east it is heat and humidity that will be the story of the day. we could get up to 34 degrees in the south—east. a fresh appeal in the north—west where we have the showers. these showers will push their way eastwards across northern england and scotland through tonight. fresher air will move in behind them showers. the mid overnights for the south—east. uncomfortable for sleeping in the south. fresher errors on the way. tomorrow, it will feel much fresher, not as hot, not as humid, a mix of sunshine and showers. the heat is getting squeezed towards the east. and tomorrow it will be parts of germany a

still a beautiful view here in cumbria. at a glance of that beautiful garden we saw earlier.ay's story, the breeze is picking upa low today's story, the breeze is picking up a low pressure centre, taking over. it will throw more showers, persistent rain, get rid of the warm and muggy air that we still have across parts of the midlands, east anglia and the south—east at the moment. there is the low centre, as it gets ever closer, the breeze will start to pick up to get quite a few showers through this morning across wales, the south—west of england, increasingly pushing into the midlands and across to hampshire by lunchtime. increasing cloud and some showers for northern england, too, with scotland gradually improving. more persistent rain moving away turning or showery for the afternoon. you can see the dark colour can find to most counties today. yesterday was our warmest day of the year so far at heathrow with 28 celsius, may be 28 again today but the heat more confined to eastern counties of england with showers pushing through by the evening courtesy of our front, brighte

story of a conversation between two 21—year—old men about a mine, a coal mine, that is re—opening in cumbria in the mine and james who is an environmental activist having a discussion about their differencing points of —— differing point of view. that is today's morning briefing. now the sport and here is mike. good to see andy murray back in the headlines for the right reasons? absolutely, wasn't it a great come back. a relief that he had zero pain a p pa re ntly relief that he had zero pain apparently in his hip after playing in the doubles at queens. it was at times like he had never been away. he was knocking it around and wing again. —— winning again. he was playing in the doubles with lopez and they beat the top seeds. the world no two turned down the chance to pairup with world no two turned down the chance to pair up with murray.|j world no two turned down the chance to pair up with murray. i asked her during the french open and told her, she said i'm sorry, but i'm already playing singles and doubles. i messaged and said no worry, ijust wanted to find the best partner. she said ther

so much so that my son and daughter in law suggested that we come down from cumbria where we lived to. how would you explain it in her later years? she had what's called mixed dementia, she had small vessel disease. she was severely osteoporotic. she suffered multiple spontaneous fractures and that's why she ended up in hospital ultimately. she was found to have chronic kidney failure, dilated cardiomyopathy, she became doubly incontinent. and to be honest, when she was taken to the care home, she was essentially immobile from the waist down. she couldn't turn herself over in bed so she was on a mattress that inflated and deflated to avoid bedsores. she had to be turned with two nurses using a sliding sheet. and if she was taken out of bed, it was two people with a hoist. she very often didn't know us. she hallucinated, she was hallucinating at one point almost continually, screaming and shouting, which caused her distress. and us, in fact. and having described all that, why do you think, then, your wife was turned down for continuing funding on three occasions? it's quite beyond my c

would it be the farm in cumbria?ents at all we would be able to put in place fiscal stimulus, protections for particular sensitive sectors. in the run—up to march 29... sensitive sectors. in the run—up to march 29. .. you just told me they will not be big job losses, which implies there will be job losses. can wejust implies there will be job losses. can we just be practical about this? every day of the week people leave onejob and every day of the week people leave one job and go to anotherjob. nobody voted for a new deal brexit, and now you are saying that some people will lose theirjobs. i‘m asking you, because you want to be a prime minister, you have a responsibility to tell our viewers who should be worried. and what i'm saying is people should not be worried about leaving the european union without a deal. there will be huge opportunities. it will unlock huge opportunities. it will unlock huge investment in the united kingdom, which at the moment is being halted precisely because of the uncertainty around brex

beyond those who have a vote, because he will be in hustings, on television, he will be interviewed in cumbrias will happen to. he will get a chance, a platform, and the public will have a chance to get a look at him, not just the membership. it is vital we do that. if we tried to stitch it up, it would end in tears. the problem we had last time round with it theresa may not going to the country, not being tested as a campaigner, led to that a bottle of the 2017 election. so let's go to the 2017 election. so let's go to the country as soon as possible. —— led to the debacle of the 2017 election. the one certainty in the next hour is that borisjohnson will top the poll. ultimately, it will come down to conservative members to pick the leader of the party, and the next prime minister. let's go to my colleague annita mcveigh at the sale conservative club in greater manchester. thank you very much. welcome to sale conservative club, not perhaps a typical evening here, a lot of anticipation building up towards the enhancement of the second round of voting by mps and later on to the debate on the bb

here and there and a rainbow is there and that means sunshine is coming through the cloud here in cumbriaone here across france and the low countries pushes towards us later with hefty down falls later. parts of wells as well and the heaviest in west wales at the moment that will ease a little bit and we will see rain clipping to the east of northern ireland. overall, not quite as soggy as yesterday but it will turn soggy once again towards eastern areas later. and throughout there is a risk of heavy and thundery, perhaps torrential downpours and parts of —— across parts of southern england and the channel islands causing problems through the rush—hour. lincolnshire and yorkshire as well, still some patchy rain elsewhere across northern england, wales, eastern and northern ireland and for some in scotla nd northern ireland and for some in scotland but north—west scotland, western ireland, they stay dry but here you have the coldest wind, 10— 11 degrees for some. 16 or 17 in the south. rain gets heavy and the highest rainfall totals could be north england in south—east scotland. here we ca

this is a recent weather watcher‘s picture taken in keswick in cumbria.in scotland from the west to the east, although many eastern areas will stay dry. for england and wales, a lot of sunshine around today. a few showers this morning in wales and the south—west, drifting towards lincolnshire and east anglia later. yesterday we had the warmest day of the year secretary of state in norfolk, so those temperatures are coming down. we will see clear skies develop in the evening. the wind will start to slowly ease and then we have our next area of low pressure bringing rain across south—west england, wales and into england as well. through tomorrow, this band of rain coming in from the south—west is connected to the area of low pressure. it will continue to push northwards and eastwards. there will be heavy bursts in, but it doesn't look like it is going to get into the south—east. there will still be dry weather in the south—east, still relatively warm, with just the odd shower. dry across western scotland and parts of western scotland and parts of western no

you can hear more on this and harriet's story on bbc look north in the north east and cumbria tomorrown. here's louise with a look at this morning's weather. is not great is the week progresses, is it, good morning. good morning, ben. we want to rain across eastern england but we will get a lot of it in the next couple of days. let's enjoy the sunshine while we have got it. not a bad day for many of us today. in staffordshire a real different story compared to what we had this time yesterday. the low has moved off into scandinavia. do need to draw your attention to this mass of cloud that is moving up from the near continent, heading in your direction monday and tuesday. enjoy some sunshine this morning. a chilly start, but lovely spells of sunshine. we have some showers already. they have continued through the night through scotland and northern ireland. can't rule out the odd rumble of thunder with those. as we go through the afternoon, the sunshine is turning increasingly easyin sunshine is turning increasingly easy in the south—east. lines of showers developing the south—west and t

possibly cumbria and the dales. but it is largely dry. tomorrow. a nice day. another cool start on saturday morning but then the cloud tends to bubble up. enough momentum to give the odd shower but very isolated. it will feel warmer. the wind is light. as the day progresses that switches to the south—east and on sunday, south—easterly wind —— winters will affect the pressure. it is the western side of the uk seeing rain on sunday. warm further east but with the heat building there is the potential sunday night to monday for big showers, forming further east in areas where we have seen a lot of rain the past two months. that could lead to flash flooding. with another 20-40 lead to flash flooding. with another 20—40 millimetres rain forecast and already there is a warning to make us aware already there is a warning to make us aware that although it is getting drier, the potential is for something nasty to be triggered later that weekend, early next week. but temperatures will continue to rise next week. we could get into the mid—, high 20s.