a few spots of rain and none of this rain will be heavy, just thicker cloud and fleeting dribs and drabsand that's pretty much it, but not cold. first thing in the morning you'll see around 17 or 18. what about glastonbury? not looking soggy, there might be some dampness around, a little bit of light rain but actually most of the day it should be relatively bright, most the time overcast but bright, with temperatures just around 20 degrees or so. then in the afternoon they'll be a little bit of rain especially across the valleys there into north—western england, but blustery showers across scotland. winds could be up to gale force here and the best of the weather on saturday will be across eastern and south—eastern areas and hear temperatures in the sunshine if it comes out for any lengthy period of time could get up to 23 degrees. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? it has cooled off in paris, temperatures down to 26, it's been well in the 30s as well, the real heat is just across the mediterranean, where it should be at this time of year. back to the uk, saturday night int

quite wet by the end of the night, quite windy as well in scotland and dribs and drabs of rain into northernsday, the south, another area of low pressure drifting in from the near continent. this may bring some thundery downpours to southern counties. we start off quite wet and windy in northern ireland which eases away to the east, improving here maybe with a few showers in the afternoon, quite wet and windy for much of scotland. further south, potentially some thundery showers and a messy picture on tuesday afternoon. 21 degrees on monday for london but only 12 degrees in aberdeen. tuesday night and wednesday, some thundery rain moving northward in a broad area of rain across england and wales, up into southern scotland. by the middle of the week, this huge area of low pressure affecting much of central and western europe. things will be cooling down here. a pretty tricky forecast trying to get the detail right but at the moment, it looks as if we are going to see some wetter, windy weather across much of northern england and with the breeze coming in, the north sea coastal areas will be o

quite wet by the end of the night, quite windy as well in scotland and dribs and drabs of rain into northern pressure drifting in from the near continent. this may bring some thundery downpours to southern counties. we start off quite wet and windy in northern ireland which eases away to the east, improving here maybe with a few showers in the afternoon, quite wet and windy for much of scotland. further south, potentially some thundery showers and a messy picture on tuesday afternoon. 21 degrees on monday for london but only 12 degrees in aberdeen. tuesday night and wednesday, some thundery rain moving northward in a broad area of rain across england and wales, up into southern scotland. by the middle of the week, this huge area of low pressure affecting much of central and western europe. things will be cooling down here. a pretty tricky forecast trying to get the detail right but at the moment, it looks as if we are going to see some wetter, windy weather across much of northern england and with the breeze coming in, the north sea coastal areas will be on the cool side, that is for sure. h

through the evening there will be patchy rain moving into the north of scotland, further dribs and drabse south—west. it'll be a warm night. 16, 17 the low for many areas. a difficult night for sleeping. a warm start to what will bea sleeping. a warm start to what will be a very warm, sleeping. a warm start to what will be a very warm, even sleeping. a warm start to what will be a very warm, even hot weekend, away from the north—west. it will be breezy. cloudy with outbreaks of rain. most dry, light winds, sunshine and temperatures will respond. 2a in aberdeen is good going. highs of 28 in london. good afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines atjust after 2.30pm — the queen and prince william visit a relief centre helping victims of the grenfell tower fire and meet volunteers, local residents and community representatives. police have confirmed that at least 30 people were killed in the tower block fire and that the number of dead is expected to rise. the police have taken the lead in the investigation and if criminal offences have been committed it's us who will investigate that. the

some say drab. definitely unpainted and weeds in the grass. redo is part of the city's pop-up pool project. neighbors pitch in to beautify things. >> changing neighborhood and to create a space where all neighbors feel welcome. >> you look around, not one sad face. everybody has a smile on the faces and happy to see the pool in such a good shape. >> community there got together to raise more than $12,000 for that pool makeover. >> one more pool story. the joseph biden aquatic center is now official. renamed yesterday in honor of most famous former life guard joe biden. former vice president. even sat up in old chair during the renaming ceremony. take a look. >> the neighbors always had my back and god willing i'll always have your back and i'll always have it slox i'm arous long as around. >>> snl favorite is returning. >> there are bad dudes coming in here. bad hombres. bad boys, bad boys, what you going to do. >> alex baldwin says he will be back on snl next season. once again play president trump. won't appear as often as last season. has a

drab, painted. weeds in the grass.t of the city's pop-up pool project where neighbors pitch in to beautify things. changing neighborhood to create a space where all neighbors feel welcome. >> you look around there's not one sad face. everybody got a smile on their faces and happy to see the pool in such good shape. >> the community in graduate hospital got together to raise more than $12,000 for that pool makeover. >> and speaking of pools, the joseph biden aquatic center is now official. renamed yesterday in honor of most famous former life guard. joe biden. sat up in chair during the renaming ceremony. >> the neighbors always had my back and god willing i've always had your back and i'll always have it as long as i'm around. >> friends and colleagues say his time at the pool as a high school senior helped shape him into the politician he ultimately came. >>> there are bad dudes coming in here. bad boys, bad boys, what you going to do. >> alec baldwin will be back on "saturday night live" next season. once again play

a few spots of rain and none of this rain will be heavy, just thicker cloud and fleeting dribs and drabsning you'll see around 17 or 18. what about glastonbury? not looking soggy, there might be some dampness around, a little bit of light rain but actually most of the day it should be relatively bright, most the time overcast but bright, with temperatures just around 20 degrees or so. then in the afternoon they'll be a little bit of rain especially across the valleys there into north—western england, but blustery showers across scotland. winds could be up to gale force here and the best of the weather on saturday will be across eastern and south—eastern areas and here temperatures in the sunshine if it comes out for any lengthy period of time could get up to 23 degrees. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? it has cooled off in paris, temperatures down to 26, it's been well in the 30s as well, the real heat is just across the mediterranean, where it should be at this time of year. back to the uk, saturday night into sunday, low pressure still close to the uk. a lot of isobars

it was very drab. a cage over the bleachers, no paint, and weeds in the grass areas. neighbors removed the cage, painted those bleachers and added cabanas. >> nice to see the potential for such a nice location in the city. >> reporter: the pool will remain open at least through the next six weeks. in graduate hospital, nbc 10 news. >>> speaking of pools, a wilmington city public pool has a new name tonight. it's been renamed the joseph r. biden jr. aquatic center. the vice president was there for the unveiling. he worked here as a high school senior, even sat up in his old chair which bears his name as well. >> the neighbors always had my back. and god willing, i've always had your back. and i'll always have it. >> friends and colleagues say biden's time at the pool helped shape the politician he became. >>> turning to our first alert weather now. gorgeous evening to grab dinner outside. these people hanging outside the whole foods in spring garden. and after dinner wasn't too hot for a run along kelly drive. looking live at boat house row. all calm out there right no

charactersort's odd did their work in a dreary place, a drab windowless basement in the navy administration building in pearl harbor. this is what it looked like in 1942. this is what it looks like today. >> [laughter] oops, got ahead of myself there. that little space there is the worsthat led down to this -- to this basement work area. this is the staircase that led to it. it was usually full of burn bags from discarded intercepts. trial, down there was a not an inspiring place. because rochefort wouldn't allow photographers for security reasons, all we have is this artist's conception. fairly --nt was a fairly spacious, the size of a large pool hall, but it has some drawbacks. you are either -- were either too hot or too cold. the men called the police the dungeon. characters --d excuse me a minute, i got a little bit ahead of myself. we have one other idea of that world i will share with you. it comes my way of hollywood. "midway,"6 movie rochefort is portrayed as a kind whoeirdo, a loudmouth twang,with a folksy smokes cigars, and walks around .ressed in a sloppy red smock rochefort's s

quite wet by the end of the night, quite windy as well in scotland and dribs and drabs of rain into northernsouth, another area of low pressure drifting in from the near continent. this may bring some thundery downpours to southern counties. we start off quite wet and windy in northern ireland which eases away to the east, improving here maybe with a few showers in the afternoon, quite wet and windy for much of scotland. further south, potentially some thundery showers and a messy picture on tuesday afternoon. 21 degrees on monday for london but only 12 degrees in aberdeen. tuesday night and wednesday, some thundery rain moving northward in a broad area of rain across england and wales, up into southern scotland. by the middle of the week, this huge area of low pressure affecting much of central and western europe. things will be cooling down here. a pretty tricky forecast trying to get the detail right but at the moment, it looks as if we are going to see some wetter, windy weather across much of northern england and with the breeze coming in, the north sea coastal areas will be on the cool

they did work in a dreary place, a drab building in the basement of the navy's pearl harbor. this is what it looked like in 1942 and this is what it looks like today. whoops. got ahead of myself there. that little space there is the door that led down to this work area, this basement work area. this is the staircase that led down to it, and it was usually full of burn bags from discarded intercepts, worksheets. so getting down there was kind of a trial, not an inspiring place and because he wouldn't allow photographers down there for security reasons, all we have is the artist's conception. the basement was a fairly spacious, about the size of a large pool hall, but it had some drawbacks. the air-conditioner either worked excessively or didn't work at all, so you were either hot or too cold and you sometimes froze your bones off and the men down there called that place the dungeon. his characters -- excuse me a little bit. i got a little bit ahead of myself. we have one other idea of that world. i must share it with you. it comes by way of hollywood. in the 1976 movie, "midwa

a few spots of rain and none of this rain will be heavy, just thicker cloud and fleeting dribs and drabsl see around 17 or 18. what about glastonbury? not looking soggy, there might be some dampness around, a little bit of light rain but actually most of the day it should be relatively bright, most the time overcast but bright, with temperatures just around 20 degrees or so. then in the afternoon they'll be a little bit of rain especially across the valleys into north—western england, but blustery showers across scotland. winds could be up to gale force here and the best of the weather on saturday will be across eastern and south—eastern areas and hear temperatures in the sunshine if it comes out for any lengthy period of time could be 23. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? it has cooled off in paris, temperatures down to 26, it's been well in the 30s as well, the real heat is just across the mediterranean, where it should be at this time of year. back to the uk, saturday night into sunday, low pressure still close to the uk. a lot of isobars here so a windy day in scotland

a few spots of rain and none of this rain will be heavy, just thicker cloud and fleeting dribs and drabsthing in the morning you'll see around 17 or 18. what about glastonbury? not looking soggy, there might be some dampness around, a little bit of light rain but actually most of the day it should be relatively bright, most the time overcast but bright, with temperatures just around 20 degrees or so. then in the afternoon they'll be a little bit of rain especially across the valleys there into north—western england, but blustery showers across scotland. winds could be up to gale force here and the best of the weather on saturday will be across eastern and south—eastern areas and here temperatures in the sunshine if it comes out for any lengthy period of time could get up to 23 degrees. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? it has cooled off in paris, temperatures down to 26, it's been well in the 30s as well, the real heat is just across the mediterranean, where it should be at this time of year. back to the uk, saturday night into sunday, low pressure still close to the uk. a

shortly so we'll certainly bring you those details as they come out it's all coming out in dribs and drabs isn't it but the full details published later on the situation from london thank you. moving on now the u.s. government's agenda in syria is coming under increasing scrutiny on capitol hill democratic lawmaker is pushing a controversial bill through congress that would pressure washington to stop arming syrian rebels also visited syria on a fact finding mission earlier this year however so far her draft has only attracted the support of fourteen other u.s. lawmakers we must stop this madness we must stop arming terrorists i'm introducing the stop arming terrorist act today to prohibit taxpayer dollars from being used to support terrorists or to the u.s. congresswoman a question on how she views the situation not an anti terror conference in new york . i and many others are working hard to continue to build support for this legislation with the goal of getting it passed and ending this policy i think that there has been a concerted effort to both on the part of some in the media as wel

night, quite windy as well in scotla nd of the night, quite windy as well in scotland and dribs and drabsressure drifting in from the continent. this may bring some thundery downpours to southern counties. quite wet and windy in northern ireland which eases away to the east proving here maybe a few showers in the afternoon quite wet and windy for much of scotland. further south potentially some thundery showers and a messy picture on tuesday afternoon. 21 degrees on monday —— london but only 12 degrees in aberdeen. tuesday and wednesday, thundery rain moving northward in a broad area across england and wales up broad area across england and wales up into southern scotland. by the middle of the week, this huge area of low pressure and it's affecting much of central and western europe. things will be cooling down here. a pretty tricky forecast trying to get the detail right but at the moment, it looks as if we are going to see some wetter, windy weather across much of northern england and with the breeze coming in, the north sea coastal areas will be on the cool side, that is for sure. this

this seems to be a politicly damaging move when nearly every day, there is drips and drab, some other piece of news when it comes to the russian investigation. and now you're going to have the situation where he is face to face with vladimir putin, a ruler he expresses admiration for. and vladimir putin, who is diplomatic in the one-on-one meetings, versus the president, who is inexperienced. >> hallie, back up to russia, what people are calling the clear and president danger argument and that is blame your predecessor if you wish, but when we people lining up in the intelligence community that we have been attacked already and they're here to stay perhaps. >> and i'm actually pulling up e-mails, we have some reporting on this. you're right. the urgent warning coming from officials, multiple government officials as well as outside experts is that 2018 and 2020 will be here soon and russia will try to do what they did again, basically, and there is real concern that the trump administration is simply not prepared for that. nbc news, we contacted dozens of state officials all over the c

what is the difference between john best is brotherwire really were a drab and million dollars? because at the same point to make a decision about uranium wide is that matter? it can because it is impossible for russia to be pro clinton so in this disaster to his credits the other day talk about the russian ambassador so how about the president said as soon as the election is over i can do stuff i cannot do now? that is what obama is said to the evidence of -- negative but i do think it should be bipartisan with having money poured into the clintons' and frankly i would expand it so how many countries like saudi arabia have professors that give propaganda to the countries that give them money? this is an important long-term question i am very concerned of the government to corrupt the american system would be very helpful to have a deep and fundamental look at how much foreign money penetrates our culture. . . if [inaudible conversations] >> okay we are going to start. good evening for joining us. i am of the community relationss manager at the nyu bookstore. this is part of our

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into sunday, the odd drip or drab of rain.headlines: the bbc understands conservative mps are demanding theresa may sack two chief advisers face a leadership challenge. it comes as she prepares to hold talks with the dup next week. the leader of the scottish conservative party has demanded assurances from the prime minister that the dup's opposition to gay marriage won't be allowed to shape government policy. the london bid attackers tried to hirea 7.5 the london bid attackers tried to hire a 7.5 tonne lorry to carry out the attack last saturday but payment was declined. the three left eight people dead when they drove a van into pedestrians and started stabbing people in borough market. those are the headlines. i will be back with a summery at one p.m.. now for the sport. it was their toughest test today, but the british and irish lions have beaten the crusaders 12—3 this morning. after a shaky crusaders 12—3 this morning. after a s ha ky start crusaders 12—3 this morning. after a shaky start marked by an embarrassing defeat

a few spots of rain and none of this rain will be heavy, ju5t thicker cloud and fleeting dribs and drabsbout glastonbury? not looking soggy, there might be some dampness around, a little bit of light rain but actually most of the day it should be relatively bright, most the time overcast but bright, with temperatures just around 20 or so. then in the afternoon they'll be a little bit of rain especially across the valleys into north—western england, but blustery showers across scotland, winds could be up to gale force wind and the best of the weather in saturday will be across eastern and south—eastern areas and hear temperatures in the sunshine if it comes out for any length of time could be 23. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? it has cooled off in paris, temperatures down to 26, it's been well in the 305 as well, the real heat is just across the mediterranean where it should be at this time of year. back to the uk, saturday night into sunday, low pressure still close to the uk. a lot of isobars here so a windy day in scotland, again up to gale force wind very blustery th

this seems to be politicly damaging when literally every day there is drip and drab some bit of new some refrlgs with the russia investigation. you now the president face-to-face with vladimir putin who he has expressed admiration for repeatedly. vladimir putin, a kgb -- exkgb, very experienced in these sort of one-on-one diplomatic meetings versus a president who can be unzpind and is certainly inexperienced >> hallie, back up to russia, what people are calling the clear and present danger argument, and that is blame the predecessor if you wish. but we have the next couple of elections lying there vulnerable after consensus. >> yes. >> in the intelligence communities that we've been attacked already and they're here to stay perhaps. >> and i'm actually pulling email as we're talking here, scott, that i got from somebody in the administration as well. you're right. the urgent warning coming from officials multiple government officials as well as outside experts, 2018 and 2020 will be here soon and russia will try to do what they did again basically. and there is real concern the trump ad

dribs and drabs into london during the afternoon but we will seek heavy persistent rain as we go through rain lingering across the north—west of england and north wales, but for northern ireland and scotland scattered showers into the afternoon. cannot rule out the odd rumble of thunder, but temperatures peaking at around 16 degrees. through this evening and overnight it will be the wet and windy weather that will be the theme as it continues to push steadily north and east, so it will be a real wet and windy night for many, with gales on exposed coasts and overnight lows generally of around 9-13d. we overnight lows generally of around 9—13d. we start off tomorrow morning with the area of low pressure centred through the spine of the country and drifting steadily north and east. the isobars squeezing together, the strongest of the winds together, the strongest of the winds to the south—west of that bloke and that's where we are likely to continue to see gale force gusts for a time. the rain slowly clears away through central and eastern england but perhaps lingers for much of the far nor

drab and unpainted and weeds throughout the grass.is part of the city's pop-up pool project. neighbors pitch in to beautify things. >> this is a changing neighborhood and to create a space where all neighbors feel welcome. >> if you look around, there's not one sad face. everybody has a smile on their faces and they're happy to see the pool in such a good shape. >> and the community in graduate hospital got together to raise more than $12,000 for that pool makeover. >>> at the jersey shore, a change in the rules. you can now park your four wheel drive vehicles on the sand in wildwood. the city commissioners voted unanimously to allow parking on popular wide beaches. daily parking cost you $10. officials say this will bring up more money to the town, free up regular parking spots and could spring more people to the shoretown. >>> next, we update you on the legal chapter for bill cosby. why lawyers are heading to court today in la. >>> nbc 10 and telemundo 62 your home for wawa welcome america. five lawye ♪ pro-tip for making ribs: don'

which is also worth reading, this thinking on strategy, churchill says, i honestly feel sorry for the drab colors, the browns and the grays. churchill lived life as a pageant. a cabinet member once behind chat arguing with winston in cab met meetingses is ick trying to argue with a brass band. this was a difficult book to write. i've written six books. this was the sixth. it was hard one mitchell editor read the first draft and said, this stinks, redo it. but an ed -- editor is like a spouse. you have to have a trust relationship. writing about orwell and trying to listen to him. never writes about his personal life. an introvert and writeses about his chickens more in his diaries than he writes about his wife. and i'd be trying to listen to george's little whispery vice and churchill would be marching through like the energizedder bunny. like a big kid sometimes. >> host: yet, you like his writing. right? i think there's -- when you dissect some of churchill's writings you have praise for it. while at the same time it is awfully showy in parts mitchell favorite part is when he counseled t

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this seems to be politicly damaging when literally every day there is drip and drab some bit of new some refrlgs with the russia investigation. you now the president face-to-face with vladimir putin who he has expressed admiration for repeatedly. vladimir putin, a kgb -- exkgb, very experienced in these sort of one-on-one diplomatic meetings versus a president who can be unzpind and is certainly inexperienced >> hallie, back up to russia, what people are calling the clear and present danger argument, and that is blame the predecessor if you wish. but we have the next couple of elections lying there vulnerable after consensus. >> yes. >> in the intelligence communities that we've been attacked already and they're here to stay perhaps. >> and i'm actually pulling email as we're talking here, scott, that i got from somebody in the administration as well. you're right. the urgent warning coming from officials multiple government officials as well as outside experts, 2018 and 2020 will be here soon and russia will try to do what they did again basically. and there is real concern the trump ad

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but i would say that this is something we have seen in drips and drabs when his senior team has discussedher points. they always made it a point of saying this president is the greatest at this or that. so what does all this mean? i think it actually undermines the president's agenda and what his achievements are when they try and overdo that the praise so much. it's not necessary. he's youzed it to undo obama era laws in a way no president has. all they have to do is say look what we did and let it rest out there. it would do just fine on its own. >> this is child psychology on a 70-year-old man. it's what parents are taught with their young children. >> jeff sessions, will he use executive privilege? >> i think he will use it for some questions. >> e he did volunteer to be in front of a panel. >> it doesn't mean he's going to do anything to undermine the administration. >> david, nice to e see you this morning. >>> the president and ivanka trump heading into wisconsin to promote apprenticeships progr programs. >> it can close the skills gap. anxiety over factory jobs is high. more than

be wet for the south west of england, but in the south west of england, but in the east, dribs and drabsd. but things are going to slowly improve for northern ireland and western scotland, that rain should ease and region off in the process. showers in the east. 23 for london. 1a, aberdeen. warmerfor today in the east. 23 for london. 1a, aberdeen. warmer for today but still below par four aberdeen. warmer for today but still below parfourjune. aberdeen. warmer for today but still below par fourjune. that rain aberdeen. warmer for today but still below parfourjune. that rain is going to go through the south east on going to go through the south east on friday evening and overnight we get the high pressure and that is going to give us a decent start for the weekend. some sunshine, 23 degrees for london, and aberdeen, dating to about 16, 17. saturday night into sunday, and on sunday it is good to be similar to saturday. dry, bright, breezy. some good opportunities for getting out and about. it is going to be that drier and brighter. for some of us, warmer. it‘s 5pm. we‘re at westminster, wh

shows an awful lot of rain across scotland, some of that creeps westwards and there are dribs and drabss a chilly field to things across the north and north—east, overnight tonight a lot of cloud out there and some is really low. in mild night, 10 degrees in stornoway, 14 in cardiff and london. starting pretty grey on friday, rain to be had, gradually moving back southwards and eastwards, something brightly developing. states grey with outbreaks of rain, top temperature around 22. on into the weekend and prospects are much better, not a dry we can do much drier than it is now and it should be brighter and for some little bit warmer. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: a retired judge, sir martin moore—bick, will lead the inquiry into the grenfell tower fire. he has expressed doubt that it will be broad enough to satisfy the concerns of the survivors. the residents and the local people want a much broader investigation and i can fully understand why they should want that. whether my inquiry is the right way in which to achieve that, i am more doubtful. the dup says there will not be

the heaviest of it is into the north—west, dribs and drabs into the south—eastern corner.west england and wales in particular, that is where we are likely to see the heaviest of the rain. it is worth bearing in mind if you are out on the roads, persistent rain and strong to gale force gusts of wind of exposed coasts. across the south west, the brighter, vivid colours denoting the intensity of the rain. perhaps not reaching the extreme east of england until after dark. wet weather into the northwest continuing. for northern ireland, much of scotland, a better picture into the afternoon. sunny spells, scattered showers, top temperatures of 1116 degrees. through the night, wet and windy weather, gale force gusts of wind on exposed coasts drifting steadily eastwards. it is going to be a pretty murky night. not cold, 913 degrees is the overnight low. we start tomorrow with the area of low pressure centred through the spine of the country, the rain still too clear. it may well linger across the far north—east of scotland. behind it, the wind is still a feature. the strongest win

the heaviest up into the north—west, dribs and drabs into the south—east but certainly in north—westviest of the rain. it is worth bearing in mind if you are on the road this rain and strong to gale force gusts of winds on exposed coasts. across the south—west, the brighter vivid colours denoting the intensity of the rainfall, perhaps not reaching the extreme east of england until after dark but which will see wet weather into the north—west continue, for northern ireland, scotla nd continue, for northern ireland, scotland it is a better picture in the afternoon. sunny spell, scattered shower, top temperatureses of 11 to 16 degrees here. through the night, we will see wet and windiether winds on exposed coast drifting eastwards. it will be a mucky night for all of us at some point. cloudy wet and windy. it won't be cold, nine to 13 degrees but we start off tomorrow with that area of low pressure centred through the spine of the country. the rain still to clear and it may well linger in the far north east of scotland. behind it the wind still a future, the strongest likely the souther

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the rain yesterday with dribs and drabs and low cloud. not a day for taking to the hills.eastern northern ireland you can see again, the north—west of northern ireland has more cloud. across england and wales, apart from morning mist and sea fog it is basically plain sailing and wall—to—wall sunshine. even less cloud than yesterday. it is the way it continues. we will see fairweather cloud bubbling up and rain coming and going across the north of scotland. just the outside chance today, because of the heat is more than anything else and the wind coming together, that we could see a late afternoon thunderstorm. that is the exception, rather than the rule. most of us will remain dry and hot. potentially reaching 32 across south—east anglia. a degree up elsewhere. so you do not need me to tell you that pollen levels are high, very high in places. a5 tell you that pollen levels are high, very high in places. as we have already demonstrated this morning, the sun is quite strong as well. write the way across england and wales, you very rarely see this very high category so pleas

in parts of the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, some rain in the south—west and dribs and drabsw 20s in the south—east, perhaps sparking off a few thunderstorms. this evening and overnight, this patchy rain edging southwards, behind it much drier conditions but still fairly cloudy. not a cold night, light last night, 9-10 in not a cold night, light last night, 9—10 in the north—west, 14 in the south—east. the weekend looks pretty good, pretty good opportunities for getting out and about with a lot of dry and bright weather, vertically across england and wales. we lose any across england and wales. we lose a ny early across england and wales. we lose any early rain quite quickly. a bit ofa any early rain quite quickly. a bit of a different story for scotland and northern ireland, more of a breeze and some patchy rain will work its way west to east. a warm day in aberdeenshire, about 19 degrees, 23—24 in the south—east. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the cladding fitted to grenfell tower during its refurbishment was changed to a cheaper version, saving nearly £300,000. do

the drip and drab of rain from those of you have planned for the morning you may need to factor in rainat all. we are here in westminster discussing the fallout from the election. hopes for a second independent referendum in scotland we re independent referendum in scotland were struck a blow as high—profile members lost their seats. the conservative‘s performance in scotland was one of the few positives for tories. with us now are scottish musician and political campaigner pat kane and journalistjohn mckee. inevitably, some of the headlines have revolved around alex salmond being defeated as well as angus robertson losing his seat. the big picture, scottish politics has dramatically changed. picture, scottish politics has dramatically changedlj picture, scottish politics has dramatically changed. i think what has happened is... even bigger than those losses, big headline moments for them falling out and lacking momentum, the real casualty is the second independent referendum. nicola sturgeon has signalled that she will not pursue it. notjust high brexit now but nationalism throughout t

. >> as you will net is she has colorful blouse and i have the drab. >> we do match. >> a combinationbetter blonde. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> i would. we are looking live at chesterbrook and route 29. somebody being taken away from a rescue squad as we look live down to one lane causing a backup leaving king of prussia backup from the bennie from mid span up and over downtown philadelphia signal delays, on the broad street subway, running with about 10 minute delays and gang in and out of new york on both amtrak and new jersey transit, officials say that a penn station running with 30 minute delays, so that will tie things up for everybody heading northbound out of philadelphia and watch for that extra police activity on 611 working your way in and out of doyletown. forecast for your monday, sue has tonight 15. it looks like war allergens out there right now are oak, tree pollen, and grasses. so, low levels predicted today and wednesday and low to medium on tuesday and thursday so it is not as bad as it has been, this springtime. but there is still allergies out there there is pol