north dorset. i am from east dorset. _ you come from? north dorset. i am from east dorset.s question _ from east dorset. scotland. the obvious question is _ from east dorset. scotland. the obvious question is what - from east dorset. scotland. the obvious question is what on i from east dorset. scotland. the | obvious question is what on earth you are doing here on wednesday if the correlation does not happen until saturday? grin we would not have got this spot, this is where we wanted to be. and it is that important?— wanted to be. and it is that important? wanted to be. and it is that imortant? ~ , . important? absolutely, and we will take all of our— important? absolutely, and we will take all of our instructions - important? absolutely, and we will take all of our instructions from i take all of our instructions from her~ _ take all of our instructions from her~ |_ take all of our instructions from her. . , .. take all of our instructions from her. . , ., .. take all of our instructions from her. . , ., ., . her. i imagine you did not get much slee last her. i imagine y

south as well. . ~ honourable member for dorset south as well. ., ~ , ., honourable member for dorset ~ ~ .,~ ~y as well. thank you, mr speaker. my heart and that _ as well. thank you, mr speaker. my heart and that of— as well. thank you, mr speaker. my heart and that of all— as well. thank you, mr speaker. my heart and that of all on _ as well. thank you, mr speaker. my heart and that of all on the - as well. thank you, mr speaker. my heart and that of all on the s&p - heart and that of all on the s&p benches goes out to all those affected on the anniversary of the manchester arena tragedy and in particular the family and friends of amy mcleod, whose memorial trust stands as testament to a legacy to her love of music. speeding... should the same motoring offence and indeed further breaches of the ministerial code by attempting to get special treatment effect the home secretary's right to remain in herjob? the; home secretary's right to remain in her “ob? �* . . home secretary's right to remain in her “ob? �* , ., ., her “ob? as i have said earlier, in the herjob? as i have said earli

it'll be moving-dorset.- moving over to dorset. i ereeamahhw— moving over to dorset.record high . stuff could hit a record high. of stuff could hit a record high. or 675,000— stuff could hit a record high. of 675,000 people. that is aeahhe— of 675,000 people. that is aeahhe rhe— of 675,000 people. that is double the pre— of 675,000 people. that is double the pre brexit peak of eerheee— double the pre brexit peak of eeeeee weare— double the pre brexit peak of 331,008 years ago. and experts have— 331,008 years ago. and experts have eaggeerea— 331,008 years ago. and experts have suggested that a steep rise in have suggested that a steep rise hh rerehgh— have suggested that a steep rise in foreign students— have suggested that a steep rise in foreign students and humanitarian visas may explain the humanitarian visas may explain me eerehrhah— humanitarian visas may explain the potential record high for here. — the potential record high for here. he— the potential record high for here. he wea— the potential record high for 2023. do you buy that? do you rhhhh— 2023. do you b

dorset police say this was one of the worst cases a vehicle arson they've ever seen.olice have asked for anyone with cctv or dashcam footage to come forward to help with their investigation. no one was injured, but this quiet part of dorset witnessed criminal damage on a huge scale. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in wimborne minster. in bangladesh, nearly a million rohingya refugees living in the world's largest makeshift camp have narrowly avoided disaster from a cyclone which hit the coastline. aid agencies say it's another reminder ofjust how vulnerable rohingya refugees remain. the prime minister is calling on the international community to shoulder more responsibility. the rohingya muslims form one of several ethnic minorities in neighbouring myanmar. in august 2017, a crackdown by the army meant hundreds of thousands fled across the border into bangladesh, forming camps around cox's bazar. at the time the bbc told the stories of countless families who'd become refugees overnight. this month, we were given special access to the camp. our south asia correspondent rajin

in dorset, where tt-e tue— already begun in dorset, where tt-e tue to— already begun in dorset, whereneottn— recruit, and you know, and value your health care— recruit, and you know, and value your health care staff . your health care staff. the terme— your health care staff. the former prime— your health care staff. the former prime minister of pakistan, imran khan, has reportedly been arrested in islamabad and local media says the former cricket cricketer was taken by a paramilitary force from court premises in the capital where he was taken away under heavy security. it's thought he's been arrested in connection with the corruption case. imran khan was ousted from power in a paramilitary vote in april last year. power in a paramilitary vote in april last year . the prime april last year. the prime minister rishi sunak says the only person responsible for the illegal and unprovoked invasion of ukraine is president putin. his comments come after a speech from the russian president dunng from the russian president during the annual victory day parade where he said the west is sowing h

joining me now is richard drax, who's the conservative mp for south dorset.that come into the south coast earlier? , ., ., earlier? first of all good afternoon. _ earlier? first of all good afternoon. secondly, . earlier? first of all good afternoon. secondly, i. earlier? first of all good - afternoon. secondly, ithink many earlier? first of all good _ afternoon. secondly, i think many of us rather dread this because we have campaigned very strongly against it. there are lots of good reasons why i don't think it will work. i think there will be concerns within the court and outside the port that have not been thought through. like what? what are some _ not been thought through. like what? what are some of _ not been thought through. like what? what are some of the _ not been thought through. like what? what are some of the concerns? - not been thought through. like what? what are some of the concerns? in i what are some of the concerns? in the port, for example, the fact that they will be on a barge, we had a prison ship, and the clue was in the word prison,

here it is , it's been transported from italy and will eventually be moored in dorset.ut before that, it needs to be re—fitted in falmouth. here's our correspondent danjohnson has the latest. this is the first time we've seen this barge, the bibby stockholm. it's being towed from genoa in italy, all the way here to falmouth, where it'll be refitted in the harbour here before it is taken to portland. that's where it will be moored for at least the next 18 months, where it will house 500 asylum seekers. it is essentially a floating block of flats, an accommodation block that's been used to house 220 oil rig construction workers in the past. so that's why it's got to be reconfigured and refitted. but the message from the home office is this will not be luxury accommodation. they are describing it as basic and functional. and that's why there's been so much controversy about this plan. there are refugee charities who have concerns about what conditions on board will actually be like for those male asylum seekers. there is also fierce local opposition in portland, in dorset,

asylum backlog, so this ship could face stormy seas en route to its final destination in portland in dorsetumbers, it may well need a bigger boat. the time is approaching 1:18pm. our top story this lunchtime... at a scaled back military parade in moscow, vladimir putin warns that the war in ukraine means the world is at turning point. and still to come, manchester city fans flock to madrid as they hope for revenge in the semi final of the champions league tonight. coming up on bbc news: we hear from british shooter amber rutter who recalls her heartbreak after a positive covid test ruled her out of the tokyo olympics on the eve of the games, and how she overcame anxiety and depression. now, with the growing debate about how artifical intelligence should be used, universities are being urged to teach students more about al and how it can help them in the world of work. the quality assurance agency, which reviews standards at british universities, says they should equip students with al skillsets, and adapt courses where appropriate. our education correspondent hazel shearing reports. the rel

i have come from gillingham in north dorset. scotland. and i am from east dorset.tion is what on earth are you doing here on wednesday when the coronation doesn't happen until saturday? well, this if we hadn't come yesterday we would not have got this spot. and that was where we wanted to be. and it really is that important for you, to get the good spot. absolutely. and we will take all of our instructions from margeyj last night you didn't get much sleep because of all the things going on. it was a mixed night, because we had the wonderful dress rehearsal with everything including the coach and the wonderful gold coronation coach, but it did go on until 3:30am. and it was very cold, so we have had two hours' kip. but worth it. there are loads of people here. people coming to take photos of you as much as buckingham palace. it is a nice atmosphere. the atmosphere is wonderful. and everyone is so friendly. going back to last night, _ i wouldn't have missed that site for the world. and no one at home had told me that i was stupid coming - will have had that experienc

moves down briefly to affect east anglia, the southeast, maybe the east midlands, before arriving in dorsethwest. for many western parts of the uk, it's going to be dry with some lengthy spells of sunshine. and warm as well, temperatures 18, 19 degrees. where we keep the cloud, though, for eastern parts of england, much cooler, 13 or 1a nearer the mark and a cool breeze blowing in as well. that breeze will blow in more cloud overnight, particularly across central and eastern england on saturday morning. but it should burn back towards some of those north sea coasts, with sunshine developing more widely. and it's going to be warm in that sunshine and light winds as well. temperatures are going to be higher on saturday, probably peaking at 20 or 21 celsius in quite a few places. second half of the weekend sees some changes because the high pressure releases its grip, and this weather front will move down from the northwest. that will bring some rain into scotland and northern ireland and eventually a bit of that rain will move over the irish sea into far western parts of england and wales. ah

developing across parts of england stretching more or less from the wash down towards hampshire, dorseting together, making those showers. there will not be thunder but one or two can be quite sharp. the best of the sunshine, temperatures in the high teams. overnight tonight, but the fun continues to push its way southwards across from scotland into northern england and north wales by the end of the night. temperatures around 8 or nine celsius for most. not too cold i start to the day on friday. friday, the weatherfront bringing a few spots of rain across central and eastern areas of england, they could be a few sharper showers around as well developing through the afternoon. scotland and northern ireland will have more in the way of sunshine and so it should feel a bit warmer here, temperatures reaching around 18 in glasgow, high teens generally for england and wales. into the weekend, and nasty area of low pressure that looks like it will bring flooding to parts of italy, that actually will start to draw in an easterly wind around its periphery and so it has a distant effect on our sh

showers cropping up generally from a region from around dorset to around yorkshire and then anywheremperatures could get up to around 19 or 20 celsius at best. looking further out, thursday night into friday, this cold front making its journey southeastwards across the country, this will tend to pep up some of those showers, too. so the showers mainly focused across parts of wales, central and eastern england, too. it could feel quite wet in places actually, and feeling quite cool if you are stuck under that cloud. but it will be a drier day for parts of scotland and northern ireland, with temperatures once again getting up into the mid to upper teens for many of us. as for this weekend, the further south you are something drier and brighter. always the chance for a bit more cloud and outbreaks of rain over scotland and northern ireland. but in the sunshine it should feel pleasantly warm. live from london, this is bbc news. a new climate update is issued — warning that the world is likely to break the 1.5 degree temperature threshold, in at least one of the next five years. severe fl

dorset police were called to the scene near bournemouth pier at around half four in the afternoon.tages of their investigations, and their thoughts are with the loved ones of the two children involved. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. nato will send more soldiers to kosovo after peacekeeping soldiers there were hurt in clashes with protesters. the conflict began when ethnic—albanian mayors took over in several towns, where ethnic serbs are in the majority. dozens of kosovan serb protesters gathered to demand the removal of the elected mayor, an ethnic albanian, from office. nato's secretary general jens stoltenberg condemned the violence. five members of a palestinian militant group have been killed and several more wounded by an explosion in the lebanese town of qusaya, close to the border with syria. the popular front for the liberation of palestine—general command blamed israel, saying it carried out an air strike overnight. israel's military has denied any involvemnt. lebanese security sources say it was caused by munitions being transported. us media r

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moves down briefly to affect east anglia, the southeast, maybe the east midlands, before arriving in dorset it's going to be dry with some lengthy spells of sunshine and warm as well. temperatures 18, 19 degrees where we keep the cloud, though, for eastern parts of england, much cooler, 13 or 14 nearer the mark and a cool breeze blowing in as well. that breeze will blow in more cloud overnight, particularly across central and eastern england on saturday morning. but it should burn back towards some of those north sea coasts with sunshine developing more widely. and it's going to be warm in that sunshine and light winds as well. temperatures are going to be higher on saturday, probably peaking at 20 or 21 celsius in quite a few places. second half of the weekend sees some changes because the high pressure, the releases, its grip and this weather front will move down from the northwest. that will bring some rain into scotland and northern ireland and eventually a bit of that rain will move over the irish sea into far western parts of england and wales. ahead of that we'll see some sunny spell

moves down briefly to affect east anglia, the southeast, maybe the east midlands, before arriving in dorset, it's going to be dry with some lengthy spells of sunshine. and warm as well, temperatures 18, 19 degrees. where we keep the cloud, though, for eastern parts of england, much cooler, 13 or 14 nearer the mark and a cool breeze blowing in as well. that breeze will blow in more cloud overnight, particularly across central and eastern england on saturday morning. but it should burn back towards some of those north sea coasts, with sunshine developing more widely. and it's going to be warm in that sunshine and light winds as well. temperatures are going to be higher on saturday, probably peaking at 20 or 21 celsius in quite a few places. second half of the weekend sees some changes because the high pressure releases its grip, and this weather front will move down from the northwest. that will bring some rain into scotland and northern ireland and eventually a bit of that rain will move over the irish sea into far western parts of england and wales. ahead of that we'll see some sunny spells

ten snakes have been brought from dorset to try and boost numbers in the south—west of england. to find out. the pebblebed heaths in east devon are home to more than 3,000 animal species, including rare birds like the dartford warbler and rare butterflies like the silver—studded blue. hello. good to see you. and you've got a snake. we do. we have a smooth snake caught this morning under under license to show you today from this site. it's a healthy adult male. as far as you can tell, how successful was this relocation project? it's been a success. in the first few years, there wasn't a huge amount of activity. now those animals, there's evidence that they've bred in the area. this is the evidence — a juvenile smooth snake filmed on this site last year. more and more young snakes have been spotted here recently. that's a really, really good sign for us. evidence of breeding here. so that means this landscape here is being managed well enough. before the relocation, smooth snakes hadn't been seen in devon for 50 years. conservationists are now monitoring sightings to try and work

dorset police were called to the scene near bournemouth pier at around ll.30pm in the afternoon.volved. new research from the international rescue committee claims that eu states have consistently neglected afghan refugees and have failed to provide adequate safety and inclusion for the small number that reach europe. the report claims that the bloc took in just 271 vulnerable afghans under resettlement programmes last year. it also says other schemes to bring people into the eu have also underperformed, while neighbouring countries like pakistan and iran have welcomed over 1.6 million. since the taliban seized power in 2021, more than 41,000 refugees have been admitted to the eu through various humanitarian missions but the irc says this figure is outpaced by rising need. it's calling on eu states to expand their refugee resettlement and rehome tens of thousands more afghans in the coming years. 271 people from afghanistan have been victims of the racism... 270,000 people are vulnerable and at risk who are now among those 6.1 million people in neighbouring countries and we think

yesterday, but cool down some eastern coast of england, highest temperatures of all towards devon and dorsets will fall away quickly tonight. that cooler air mass in place, skies clear. and throughout this week, the nights will still remain fairly cool. tonight we could get down into lower single figures in quite a few rural spots and i couldn't rule out in some of the prone areas even a touch of frost on the grass. but high pressure is starting to become more and more established into the start of next week, so for bank holiday monday there it is centred across parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england. to the north of it, a bit of a breeze and to the south of it quite a breeze. now, that will bring in more cloud again to some eastern counties of england, drift its way westwards and then break up. a bit more cloud through northern scotland, but for the vast majority through the afternoon, it's going to be a bank holiday with plenty of sunshine. so the sun will be strong wherever you are, but it will be accompanied by a chilly wind towards the southern and eastern areas, so maybe

the 2015 agreements can be salvage, highlighting the need for a new deal. dorset yavari also sarah power on at least 22 people have died in india when a boat they were travelling and capsized that happens in toronto coastal town and the southern state of care of the local media side. the 2 story tourist vessel was over crowded, and many passengers would wearing life jackets. if people have been killed in the us state of texas off the car, driving to pedestrians outside a homeless shelter used by migrants, the drive is in custody and has been charged with reckless driving. the incident happened in the city of brownsville, on the border with mexico were treated as an accident, were definitely not trying to figure out right now. it is very is the fluid case, right now, information might change. so that's why we're trying to so the number of home runs being has in major league baseball games is on the rise. nobody seems entirely sure why. but according to a new study, climate change could be playing a role, gabriela ellis, on the reports from new york. for baseball fans home runs or a highli

that's bad news for anyone looking for a mortgage deal, like self—employed blacksmith ian in dorset.oing to be an additional £400 — £500 each month. this is particularly unwelcome news after a very difficult winter, with food, fuel price increases. the main driving factor here is the inflation rate. that's how fast prices are rising. look how it's gone up and up over the past few years. it does appear to have peaked but is still running at 8.7%. that's still higher than hoped. this chart shows the interest the government has to pay back on money it borrows to fund things like public spending. when there's less confidence in the uk economy, the rate goes up. you can see after the mini budget last autumn, the cost of borrowing for the government spiked. it has stabilised after confidence was restored, but has crept up again. that's a worry for the bank of england, which uses its base rate to try and bring the cost of living down. for a year now the bank has been putting the rate up. it's currently at 4.5%. analysts now think the rate might have to rise to 5.5% by the end of the year, b

moves down briefly to affect east anglia, the southeast, maybe the east midlands, before arriving in dorsetts of the uk, it's going to be dry with some lengthy spells of sunshine. and warm as well, temperatures 18, 19 degrees. where we keep the cloud, though, for eastern parts of england, much cooler, 13 or 14 nearer the mark and a cool breeze blowing in as well. that breeze will blow in more cloud overnight, particularly across central and eastern england on saturday morning. but it should burn back towards some of those north sea coasts, with sunshine developing more widely. and it's going to be warm in that sunshine and light winds as well. temperatures are going to be higher on saturday, probably peaking at 20 or 21 celsius in quite a few places. second half of the weekend sees some changes because the high pressure releases its grip, and this weather front will move down from the northwest. that will bring some rain into scotland and northern ireland and eventually a bit of that rain will move over the irish sea into far western parts of england and wales. ahead of that we'll see some

nice temperatures for devon and dorset.s will fall away quickly tonight. sky is clear and throughout this week the night will remain fairly cool. tonight we could get down into a lower single figures in rural spots, and get down into a lower single figures in ruralspots, and i get down into a lower single figures in rural spots, and i can't rule out even a touch of frost on the grass. but high pressure is starting to become more and more established sofa bank holiday monday, centred across parts of scotland and northern ireland, to the north a bit of a breeze and to the south a bit of a breeze and to the south a bit of a breeze and to the south a bit of a breeze. that will bring in more cloud. forthe of a breeze. that will bring in more cloud. for the vast majority through the afternoon it is going to be a bank holiday with plenty of sunshine. the sun will be strong wherever you are, but it will be accompanied by a chilly wind towards the southern and eastern areas. temperatures around the coast of east anglia and the south

down the eastern coast of england, cooler, the highest temperatures around devon and dorset getting 224his week, getting down into lower single figures in the real spots and we could not rule out on some prone areas a touch of grass frost. high pressure is starting to become more established into the start of next week. a bank holiday monday, centred across northern ireland and northern england, to the north of it a breeze add to the south of it quite a bit of a breeze, bringing cloud to some eastern counties of england, drifting westward then breaking up. mcleod for northern scotland but for the vast majority through the afternoon, a bank holiday with plenty of sunshine. the sun will be strong wherever you are, but accompanied by chilly winds towards southern and eastern areas so maybe even the lower mid—teens around the coast of east anglia and the south—east, low art at the south—west compared to today, a bit warmerfor scotland art at the south—west compared to today, a bit warmer for scotland and northern ireland and north—west england. that hype pressure still centred as we go into

the bibby stockholm will be moored in dorset, despite strong protests there, including from the conservative—run help solve the small boats crisis? the bibby stockholm now in uk waters and leading accommodation for asylum seekers into uncharted territory. after refit work here, it will accommodate 500 single men in what the home office describes as "basic and functional conditions". this barge carries a pretty heavy load, even before anybody stepped on board because as a practical contribution to solving the small boats problem or reducing the numbers of asylum seekers in hotels, it's really quite limited. but it's got a bigger, more symbolic role. this is the government saying it takes those issues seriously and saying to migrants, "don't come here expecting luxury accommodation". it's controversial, to say the least. these people are coming into the country, they've got to go somewhere, so it seems like a fairly reasonable idea to me. they should be stopped before they get this far. but i don't know, what do you do? they're human beings. would you be happy if that was staying in falmouth? no,

dry a story but still cloud building is the day wears on, showers cropping up generally from around dorsetu are in the sunshine and temperatures could get up to around 19 or 20 celsius at best, and looking further out thursday night into friday this cold front making its journey south—eastwards across the country will tend to pep up some of their showers, too. the showers focused across wales, central and eastern england, and could feel quite wet in places, actually come out feeling quite cool if you are stuck under the cloud. but it will be a drier day for parts of scotland and northern ireland. temperatures once again getting up into the mid to upper teens for many of us. as for this weekend, the further south you are something drier and brighter. always the chance for a bit more cloud and outbreaks of rain over scotland and northern ireland. but in the sunshine it should feel pleasantly warm. you are watching the football news show, we are live on a day that could define the history of one love modern football's great clubs. we're at the etihad stadium — where in about 5 hours — manches

but he said that he is ready to cooperate with syria and rebuilding the nation. dorset jabari has more from to hong many here, believe that this is a very significant visits by the iranian president. it's the 1st one since 2010. the law serene in president to visit damascus was now i'm at the new job at that time. the visit is being seen as an important one because the iranians want to highlights the closeness and the relationships that they have with the sad regime in damascus. this is coming at a time when many believe that the syrian president has managed to hold onto power. despite the decade long over a decade long sir civil war that was raging in his country. and now iran who has been one of his strongest supporters throughout the entire time, is coming out in support even stronger than ever at the reigning president has said that the main purpose of his visit is to highlight 2 things. one to increase what he calls the axis of resistance against the israeli threat, mainly that we've seen over the past few years when they carry out their strikes in various points in syria. and of

the 2015 agreements can be salvage, highlighting the need for a new deal. dorset yavari also sarah tower on the u. s. has criticized decision by the arab league to re admit syria 12 years after it was suspended over a government crackdown on protest. as the state department says, it's skeptical at present charlotte side is willing to take the steps necessary to ends. there is crisis, but the move was welcomed by moscow. i place ally of damascus and comes ahead of an annual annual, sorry annual our summit in saudi arabia on the 19th of may. i felt good and the return of syria is the beginning of the movement. nothing in the direction of the resolution to the crisis in syria will take time for procedures to be implemented and it will be gradual. the task of this committee is to follow up on those procedures. also, it's not the decision to resume relationships between arab states and syria. this is a solving decision list for every country to take on its arm up and all the decision folders original pushed towards ending series, diplomatic isolation on the high shim has more, a cdn admitted

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the 2015 agreements can be salvage, highlighting the need for a new deal. dorset yavari, also sarah tower on the alright, this is out. these are, these are the top stories and right wing parties, the leading in the vote for the council to draft a new constitution for chile, with more than 90 percent of the balance accounted, the government wants to replace the current constitution adopted under the autographs. the permission to dictate the ship in 1980 that they are bleakest, aged to reinstate syria as a member, 12 years after it was suspended, the move came during a beach in cairo. sorry. it was shunned by the league off the bus. i lost sight. it's government cracked down on protest is in 2011. i felt good then the return of syria is the beginning of the movements and nothing in the direction of the resolution to the crisis in syria will take time for procedures to be implemented. and it will be gradual. the task of this committee is to follow up on those procedures as well. so it's not a decision to resume relationships between arab states and syria. this is a solving decision lift for

could actually turn quite heavy for a time for england and wales — some spells of sunshine, but from dorsetsharp shower. but just to the west of that showery zone, parts of the south—west midlands and south east wales could well see highs of 20 degrees. and more broadly we're looking at temperatures between 1a and 18 degrees. so if you do get yourself into some sunshine, that won't feel too bad. now into friday, this frontal system continues to journey southwards and eastwards and if anything is likely to pep up as it gets down into england and wales, so we could see some heavier bursts of rain for a time. certainly the chance for some hefty showers. further north, though, northern england, northern ireland, scotland seeing a slice of sunshine before more cloud rolls its way back in from the north—west. again, though, in the sunniest spots, it will feel relatively warm highs of around 18 degrees. into the weekend, split fortunes for england and wales, some sunshine, albeit with an easterly breeze, making it feel chilly for some north sea coasts. northern ireland and scotland closer to this

moves down briefly to affect east anglia, the southeast, maybe the east midlands, before arriving in dorset of sunshine. and warm as well, temperatures 18, 19 degrees. where we keep the cloud, though, for eastern parts of england, much cooler, 13 or 14 nearer the mark and a cool breeze blowing in as well. that breeze will blow in more cloud overnight, particularly across central and eastern england on saturday morning. but it should burn back towards some of those north sea coasts, with sunshine developing more widely. and it's going to be warm in that sunshine and light winds as well. temperatures are going to be higher on saturday, probably peaking at 20 or 21 celsius in quite a few places. second half of the weekend sees some changes because the high pressure releases its grip, and this weather front will move down from the northwest. that will bring some rain into scotland and northern ireland and eventually a bit of that rain will move over the irish sea into far western parts of england and wales. ahead of that we'll see some sunny spells, and barring one or two light showers, it may

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for england and wales — some spells of sunshine, but from dorset, the midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire too, edinburgh, not doing too badly further south and east. and in manchester some spells of sunshine and highs of 20 celsius. and further south again, a lot of dry weather, some sunny spells and temperatures up to around 20. this programme contains scenes of repetitive flashing images.

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but still the cloud building is the day wears on, showers cropping up generally from a region from dorset 20 celsius at best. looking further out, thursday night into friday, the cold front making its journey south eastwards across the country, bringing more showers. those are mainly focused across parts of wales, central and eastern england too, it could feel wet in places, and feeling quite cool if you are stuck under the cloud, but it will be a drier day for parts of scotland and northern ireland, temperatures once again getting up into the teens as for this weekend, the further south you are, something drier and brighter, always the chance for more cloud and outbreaks of rain over scotland and northern ireland, but in the sunshine it should feel pleasantly warm. this is bbc news, the headlines. prince harry's spokesperson says he and meghan markle were involved in a �*near catastrophic car chase' in new york on tuesday night. severe flooding in northern italy leaves at least 8 dead thousands are evacuated the formula one grand prix has been cancelled. a new climate report warns the wo

we could see a short spell of rain across east anglia eventually heading towards dorset. the odd shower for wales and the south—west, otherwise it will be dry. the best of the sunshine across northern and western areas so it will be warm here. if you are under the cloud in eastern england, it will be a cool 12 or 13 in places. it could start grey and cloudy across a good part of england on saturday but we should nibble away at that cloud, the sunshine burning through, sunshine developing more widely. there will be more warmth more widely across the uk on saturday as well, the temperature is continuing to rise, reaching 21 celsius. things start to change on sunday, particularly in the north—west because the weather front is moving in. it will push aside the area of high pressure and we will see rain coming into scotland and northern ireland. that could eventually push across the irish sea, but of it for england and wales, apart some showers, it could be dry. there will be sunshine across eastern parts of england and it will be a warm day again on sunday, temperatures once