thank you very much indeed, darren adam, live in iceland, with| darren adam, live in iceland, with theto be as wet or as windy as it was yesterday, and it will be a bit warmer. and in fact, as we go through this week, what you will notice is it's going to turn warmer for a time. the peak will probably be on wednesday. it will dip, then pick up at the weekend. there'll be some sunshine, but there'll also be spells of rain. if we look at the air mass chart, you can see how on wednesday we see the amber colours return, then we've got the cooler yellows, but as we head back into the weekend, the amber colours start to return, showing that increase in temperature. today, though, we still do have areas of cloud floating around. there will be sunny intervals as well. the early morning rain really breaking up across northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland, where we could catch the odd shower through the day. but temperatures, ia to about 23 degrees north to south. but later, the cloud is going to thicken out towards the west, the wind will strengthen and we'll start to see som

i'm darren grimes, along with adam cherry, nichi hodgson, doctor renee and dame andrea jenkins.ght , jenkins. plenty more to come tonight, including. well, hugh grant, we've got to talk about hugh grant. i've been banging on about him all night. he's been in my dreams at this point , and in my dreams at this point, and a whole host of other issues, including a debate on remind me what the debate is. >> is it liz truss or boris? >> the liz truss or boris pm, the better prime minister? >> so let us know what you think and also get your questions in for ask the five my friends. it's ask it's nearly there. it's the saturday night with it's oh my god the saturday five with gb news. i have been on air too long. i profusely apologise . long. i profusely apologise. for now i have a coffee here and i'm going to drink it. and i promise i'll be much better after i've had that. it's time for your news headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> darren, thank you very much. and good evening. the top stories this hour in germany, a 15 year old has been detained in a possible connection to the stabbing

darren. >> oh he's not his favourite one. one. >> one. >> well adam i'm not a fan of self checkouts, but we'll use them if the queue is shorter. massive fan of driverless trains, though, so it's not that i'm adverse . it's not that i'm adverse. >> yeah, there is a bit of a contradiction in people's arguments there. >> well, i can't talk to the train driver though, can you. might be a bit distracting. >> yes. >> yes. >> alan says you haven't mentioned the real problem. shoplifting. i mean, you did touch on it there, benjamin. you know, i used to live by the flagship sainsbury's store and it had a gate which had to put your receipt in. >> so you had you had the cameras watching your self—checkout, a gate as you left out another gate and then a security guard. it was like alcatraz. >> just some fish fingers. >> just some fish fingers. >> yeah, we'll leave that one there and loads more to come. my friends on the show tonight, including a big interview with a former police and crime commissioner on whether we have two tier policing in this country and how

doctor peter caddick—adams, thank you for your analysis, folks. you're with me. darrenmple of two tier policing? here's the weather with greg. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hello there! welcome to your latest gb news. weather forecast from the met office. showery rain starting to clear as we head into monday. a little drier and brighter and warmer for many of us with the winds falling a little lighter, low pressure starting to move away, a brief ridging of high pressure moving in for monday, which is a bank houday in for monday, which is a bank holiday for some of us ahead of further wet and windy weather moving in to the northwest later on in the day for the end of sunday and overnight, we can see showery rain still affecting parts of northern ireland. southern scotland, northern england. elsewhere, clear spells and scattered showers, the breeze still fairly brisk around the coasts and that will keep temperatures up . temperatures temperatures up. temperatures for most of us 13 to 15 celsius. so a warmer start to monda

darren woods in the next hour. >>> becky, the biggest stars in paris as the basketball team is set to face puerto rico tomorrow morning at 11:45 a.m. eastern time. joining me from france is adamsigned a big streaming deal with our parent company. adam, it's great to see you. this is one of those big moments. i want to understand from your perspective how important the olympics have become to the nba and the global ambition. >> hugely important, but first of youall, will you and willie e out and play hoops? >> i will play. can you play ping pong, too? >> about as well as you do. >> i feel like you could dunk it on the basketball court. >> i don't know. i don't know. in terms of basketball, the olympics have become hugely important and have been for a long time. we have been an olympic sport since 1936. beyond that, of course, the turning point was barcelona, the dream team in '92. you know, david stern had the vision and truly globalized the game. if you look back to '92, we had roughly 22 or 23 nba players who were participating in the olympics. this olympics with the nba and wnba, we have 140 players who played or have played in one of our leagues currently par participating