butjust pick out one or two showers running across southern england, south wales, the midlands into east angliathere will also be some sunny spells and a few spots here creeping into the low 20s. nowhere near that, though, where you are so wet from snowdonia, north—west england, into northern ireland, western and northern scotland. eastern parts of scotland, north—east england, plenty of cloud. you may well see a bit of patchy rain occasionally, but there will also be some drier spells.

dry the weather will be a gusts east anglia and the south here.g particularly across the southern half of the uk and it will exceed 40 mild an hour, which is strong for this time of the year. let's have a look at the picture around four o'clock in the afternoon. you can see predominantly dry weather across the south but temperatures 17—20. it will feel cool because of their strong and then we have that area of heavy rain around the lake district. parts of northern ireland, south—west and west of scotland here so these areas are getting a real dose of rain. and the winds will be pretty strong time is here so some big contrasts across the uk during the course of sunday. here is monday and the low pressure we re here is monday and the low pressure were still over others. you can see it is blabbing about scotland. winds are blowing around as well. gust of wind approaching 30 or 40 mph. the most frequent showers will be the closer you are to the centre of that low pressure so closer you are to the centre of that low pressure so once closer you are to t

for a time of the night and into east anglia for a time of the nightand rain into east anglia for ain returning to eastern scotland and sinking southwards towards the second part of the night and across eastern england, starting south and overnight lows are different take. we have more rain in the forecast starting procrustes eastern areas and pushing southwards through the day, likely to turn shower in nature across the northwest and mema for northern ireland and scotland, northwest england and wales, the weather becomes a little bit brighter and drier as well.

temperatures in the high teens, perhaps 21 across east anglia.gain for wednesday, a risk of the frontal system lingering to the south, some uncertainty about the exact position of that, greta chance on wednesday of showers for the north was still looking drier than has done to the latter part of the weekend, to the early part of the week across scotland and northern ireland and northern england. and then for the remainder of the week, look towards the atlantic for a deep area of low pressure rolling injust—in—time and next weekend and then on into the start of the following week perhaps something a little drier but generally no sign of that big ridge of high pressure pushing from the continent and we introduced the heat in any great hurry. it looks like pretty unsettled for the end of the week across the northern half of the uk. also further south, perhaps escaping with comparatively dry weather here and there are just some signs getting into the start of the following week of some warth beginning to return. we will keep you posted. hello. this i

but it clears fairly quickly by around midday from east anglia and the south—east.tle longer it lingers across the far north—east of scotland. and there will be a rash of showers, strong and gusty winds that follows, close to gales in the north—west, so that's the difference. i think it will feel a little bit brighter tomorrow despite some sunshine between the showers. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the outcome of a review of the two—metre social distancing rule in england will be announced in the coming week, according to the chancellor rishi sunak. particularly for the hospitality industry they are keen to see some changes. that is why we are reviewing the rule and the outcome will be announced later this week. passengers arriving at uk airports may soon be able to pay for a coronavirus test and avoid 14 days in quarantine. the white house tries to fire the prosecutor investigating donald trump's associates — but he's refusing to step down. beijing announces the first details of a new draft security law for hong kong that will drastically change the cit

morning they will start to ease awake and instead give way to a lengthy spells of rain coming into east angliah—east, spreading gradually westwards, so again another close night to come here, with the misty, low cloud we have seen recently drifting in land and it will take a while to clear back to the north sea coast tomorrow. 0therwise, back to the north sea coast tomorrow. otherwise, it promises more sunshine for scotland and a few showers across northern ireland, as this range makes its way westwards and breaking out in the south again

potentially wales, the midlands and east anglia but there could be the odd one elsewhere. ween 11 on the east coast and 23 in the north—west highlands. some of the showers will be slow—moving with squally winds, hail, frequent lightning. they will ease over night and the low cloud will return. another warm, humid night with some patchy rain in the east. we have seen that feed coming in off that easterly breeze. that is still with us easterly breeze. that is still with us that low pressure through monday, tuesday and wednesday. so a similar set up, but the detail of where the showers will be is difficult. we may see another pulse of rain during the night and into monday across north—east england and slan. elsewhere —— scotland. elsewhere heavy showers and low cloud for some coastal areas in the north east. on tuesday the weather may change to more widespread showers. all the time, in the lengthy sunshine, it is going to be warm. temperatures where they should be for this time of year. into the low 20s. the u nsettled year. into the low 20s. the unsettled showery weather cont

interest is growing on how to use this waste heat as a sustainable energy source, and here in east anglian the building of a unique greenhouse project which could revolutionise our country's farming industry. this will be the world's first greenhouse that is using heat from a water treatment plant, and that has the benefit of not only reducing the impact on the environment but also reducing the uk's need to import produce. in the uk we consume over 500,000 tonnes of fresh tomatoes every year. 80% of this, around 400,000 tonnes, is imported. the same goes for cucumbers and peppers. we import 75% of our cucumbers and 90% of peppers. these new greenhouses could not only help make the uk self—sufficient in produce, but also reduce carbon emissions by 75%. so ben, we're now walking into the greenhouse, blimey, it's really, really big. certainly one of the largest in terms of the uk. for every hectare of normal land, a greenhouse like this can produce ten times more food using ten times less water. we'd be looking at growing probably about 23 million peppers a year in this particular facility.

the highest temperatures across east anglia and the south—east.ght with clear skies. but humid. look at the temperatures, not just in england and wales was also getting to southern scotland as well. tomorrow, the showers in the north—west move northwards. we see further heavy and potentially thundery showers across northern ireland. we can also see a few isolated showers in other western areas. it will be the exception rather than the rule. a lot of dry hot and sunny weather. the mid—20s to low 30s. again, highest temperatures across england and wales, particularly in the south—east. as we get into friday, thunderstorms and the west overnight, starting in the western friday morning. north and east as we go through the course of the day. it and miss if we catch them but if you do, they be heavy. temperatures clinging on in east anglia tomorrow but as the cloud and thunderstorms come across, it will have an impact on the temperatures and they will go down. for the weekend, on the temperatures and they will go down. forthe weekend, cooler, windier an

for more talent joined by ron mason he's a japanese foreign policy expert at the university of east anglia in the u.k. thanks for joining us dr mason do you think the japanese defense minister aims to formally develop a national military force and if so why. yes in the in the long run definitely the aim will be to develop a full defense force this is because the constitution which was after all japanese constitution and american drafted and american imposed constitution has been unchanged for something right 70 years and this is very unusual as a national constitution of the state with japan's status so ultimately this is about making small constitutional provisions which normalize japan's international rob how do you explain the trumpet ministration demanding that japan significantly boost its spending on american troops. that's really about domestic politics so from the truck side and from the japanese side of me in this case we've been talking about defense minister. really this is the leadership level that this goes up to prime minister abbott both of have a domestic political agenda w

and we're uncertain as to how much rain there will be on wednesday across east anglia and the southeastf england. maybe a bit wetter across other parts of england and into wales, and probably largely dry in northern ireland and the western side of scotland. but there will be a stronger northerly wind, which will make it feel cooler everywhere. temperatures are continuing to drop away, probably peaking at 20 degrees in the south east. and those temperatures actually are near—normal, really, for this time of year. given how warm it's been, this is gonna be a bit move things to thursday, and those temperatures fall given how warm it's been, this is going to be a bit of a shock to the system. move things to thursday, and those temperatures fall even further, perhaps a few degrees below average for this time in june. and on thursday, there'll be a lot of cloud around. it may not be quite as windy. at one stage, it looked like most of the showers will be in the north. now it looks like the showers are moving further south across england and wales. where is the high pressure by the end of the

heavy downpours to ta ke east anglia as well. heavy downpours to take us through the evening.nd and scotla nd rain for northern ireland and scotland as well. through the rest of the night, more rain moving in over the north sea effect in the eastern side of scotland and again turning wet for a time across into eastern areas of england, all the way from northumberland down to lincolnshire. of course the rain continues to be welcome rain can to ring how dry the weather has been over recent weeks. sunday's forecast, low pressure is there but weakening, tending to swing out into the north sea over to the near continent so although we start off with outbreaks of rain across eastern england in particular, the rain will tend to ease as the day goes by, turning or showery as it d rifts goes by, turning or showery as it drifts down towards the south—east but at the same time, the weather will tend to brighten up across many north—western areas. of the two days of the weekend, sunday there will be more dry weather around and a bit much and china coming through. high—temperature is aroun

yes, we will see more sunshine coming through across east anglia, into the midlands and the south—easts already encouraging some torrential downpours not far away from the channel coast. they will develop elsewhere. there is thundering as in the band of rain where it is cooler than recent days but you have a high humidity, lots of miss misty low cloud until fog. few humidity, lots of miss misty low cloud untilfog. few showers humidity, lots of miss misty low cloud until fog. few showers for northern ireland, an abundance for sunshine in highland scotland, potentially 23 or 2a but a little cooler for the north—east coast including shetland because we've got that misty low cloud which again rolls back in overnight. the rain moved north into northern ireland and southern scotland as well, hanging around in southern areas with some mist and fog elsewhere. it's going to be another warm night for most of us under rather grey, cloudy start tomorrow, but the sunshine should come out in eastern areas. however, the rain is with this in the south and west again but it will gradually thing and bre

some low cloud around the coasts and feeling cooler but warm, hot in the sunshine and east anglia andn places with pale mixed in and gusty wind. temperatures instead of closer to 30 in scotland, closer to 2a or 25. this evening and overnight, more showers and storms in scotland, one or two close to the eastern coast of england and then turning cloudy and wet once again but without the storms in wales and the south—west. signs of a change for this weekend. low pressure dominating the north—west of the uk, introducing cooler atlantic air. as we go through the weekend, temperatures dropping and the wind picking and we will see a bit of rain at times, too. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. celebrations at anfield as liverpool become the premier league champions, 30 years on since the club's last league title. it was 13 long weeks, you know, with the uncertainty and all that but you know, some of our fans had to wait 30 years, so, you know, it's a short time compared to what they have had to wait. the health secretary warns he has the power to close beaches, after thousands of people

as you go for the afternoon, look at all the showers developing across the midlands, wales, east angliadly any wind around and we're looking at torrential downpours. we could have 40-50 torrential downpours. we could have 40—50 millimetres in just torrential downpours. we could have 40—50 millimetres injust three hours, up to two inches in three hours. a yellow warning out and it could lead to some localised flooding. if you're doing anything outdoors tomorrow, do bear that in mind. temperature was, similarto what we have had. 15—21 but we could hit 2a in the sunshine in western scotland. back to you and, of course, i was teasing about being incandescent, not at all. i will never recover. that is absolutely your angry face. hands on hips, i love it. only carol smiles when she is angry. let us sell you what is coming up on the programme this morning. —— tell you. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning — the premier league season re—starts today. we'll be live at manchester city in a few minutes, but it's manchester united's marcus ra

those showers could be heavy with some thunder sweeping across the midlands into east anglia for a timernight, with rain returning to eastern scotland, sinking southwards during the second part of the night backin during the second part of the night back in across eastern england, so turning wet from northumberland down to about lincolnshire. overnight lows around eight celsius give or take. tomorrow we have got more rain in the forecast, starting off across these eastern areas of england pushing southwards through the day, the rain is likely to turn more showery in nature come across the north west, for northern ireland, scotland, north—west england and wales the weather becomes largely dry and a bit brighter as well. you're watching bbc news with me shown low. the headlines. thousands of protestors are assembled in london and in other cities in the uk to protest against racism. this is the scene right now in south london. so many people turned up that police had to close the roads. 15,000 people are reported to have gathered at piccadilly gardens in manchester. across the country peop

we have got showers in east anglia and towards the south.hunder and lightning and hail. maximum 22. this evening and overnight the low cloud and the fog rolls back in from the north sea and a weather front does as well, bringing in rain across the midlands, east anglia. quite a muggy night to come. that weather front slowly moves northwards tomorrow and this cloud will push back to the north sea. brighter across scotland and northern ireland, but a lot of showers across the rest of england and wales. some will be torrential, slow—moving and thundery and we will have as much as two inches of rain. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the world health organization welcomes the news that a widely—available steroid can be life—saving for patients critically ill with coronavirus. uk inflation falls to a fresh four—year low, a record drop in fuel prices pushed the rate down to 0.5% in may. manchester united and england star marcus rashford welcomes a government u—turn on free school meals over the summer, but says he wants the policy changed p

interest is growing on how to use this waste heat as a sustainable energy source, and here in east angliaique greenhouse project which could revolutionise our country's farming industry. this will be the world's first greenhouse that is using heat from a water treatment plant, and that has the benefit of not only reducing the impact on the environment but also reducing the uk's need to import produce. in the uk we consume over 500,000 tonnes of fresh tomatoes every year. 80% of this, around a00,000 tonnes is imported. the same goes for cucumbers and peppers.

ease away before during the night we could see a sophomore persistent rain pushing and through east angliarsday, rain to the north of england, that will be replaced by some pretty intense thundery downpours are crossing that and wales in the space of 2—3 hours, we could see a couple inches of rain. where the warnings have been issued by the met office certainly worth bearing in mind if you are going to be out and about. a slightly quieter day cotton, 17—22 degrees the high. as a go to friday, england and wales would see the quietest of the weather, fewer showers around but more frequent showers around but more frequent showers likely through north ireland and scotland, some of these will be heavy and thundery. 17—23 the high, we may have quieter weather across england and wales for the start of the week and as high pressure builds but this area of low pressure could spoil the story able to bit further north and north—west. there was a chance this weekend of more rain to come across scotland and northern ireland but it is drier elsewhere with this heat said to build across england and wales

actually not looking bad at all for the south, the london area, east anglia, much of the midlands.her towards the north and west, you can see the pulses of heavy rain. and scotland, it looks as though these more eastern areas will probably be a little bit drier and brighter. so, let's have a look at the forecast then as we go through the course of monday. the low pressure is still very much with us. you can see heavy rain affecting parts of northern britain once again, but to the south, so the further you are away from that area of low pressure, you can see it's drier and brighter. those temperatures getting up to around about 19 celsius, and not even making 20 early in the week. now the temperatures will probably creep up a little bit into the low 20s through the course of the week, but plenty of showers, i think, on the cards across more northern parts of the uk. so as i say, the fresh weather is here to stay. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lewis vaughan—jones. the uk prepares to ease travel restrictions, allowing people

interest is growing on how to use this waste heat as a sustainable energy source, and here in east angliang of a unique greenhouse project which could revolutionise our country's farming industry. this will be the world's first greenhouse that is using heat from a water treatment plant, and that has the benefit of not only reducing the impact on the environment but also reducing the uk's need to import produce. in the uk we consume over 500,000 tonnes of fresh tomatoes every year. 80% of this, around 400,000 tonnes is imported. the same goes for cucumbers and peppers. we import 75% of our cucumbers and 90% of peppers. these new greenhouses could not only help make the uk self—sufficient in produce, but also reduce carbon emissions by 75%. so ben, we are now walking into the greenhouse, blimey, it is really big. certainly one of the largest in terms of the uk. for every hectare of normal land, a greenhouse like this can produce ten times more food using ten times less water. we'd be looking at growing probably about 23 million peppers a year in this facility. wow, so what is that as a perc

so, actually not looking bad at all for the south, the london area, east anglia and much of the midlandsnd west, you can see the pulses of heavy rain. now in scotland, it looks as though these more eastern areas will probably be a little bit drier and brighter. so, let's have a look at the forecast, then, as we go through the course of monday. the low pressure is still very much with us. you can see heavy rain affecting parts of northern britain once again, but to the south, so the further you are away from that area of low pressure, you can see it's drier and brighter with temperatures getting up to around about 19 degrees celsius. so not even making 20 early in the week. now, the temperatures will probably creep up a little bit into the low 20s through the course of the week, but plenty of showers, i think, on the cards across more northern parts of the uk. so, as i say, the fresh weather is here to stay. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america, or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: in the us, states reimpose restrictions as co

end of the night will have had some rain, the exceptions really being towards the southeast and east angliale chilly in the countryside and probably drying off later in the night for northern ireland and western scotland. up some cloudier skies for wednesday in england and wales. some outbreaks of rain as well, could be little heavy at times. across northern ireland, largely dry, little bit of sunshine and missing most of the showers across western scotland, where temperatures may make 18 degrees in glasgow, much cooler with the showers in eastern scotland and across the rest of the uk and attem pters across the rest of the uk and attempters quite a bit lower than they were yesterday. continuing that cooler theme through the rest of the week, because pressure is lower across scandinavia where we once had high pressure. instead, high pressure we are treating out into the atlantic. it's not close enough to the uk, and it means that we are drawing down a northerly wind which will feed and that cooler air and continue to feed in some showers. perhaps a longer sponsoring to clear away from the s

of sunshine for england and wales those temperatures continued to rise for 20 8 degrees england east angliacolnshire. that high—pressure is going to be more dominant around the middle part of the week building across this weather front it tends to wea ke n across this weather front it tends to weaken it all the while. wednesday there may be cloud and some outbreaks of rain left for scotla nd some outbreaks of rain left for scotland and northern ireland but it should tend to peter out. cloud thins and breaks and more sunshine. sunny skies continue for england and well where winds are light and those temperatures are continuing to rise. perhaps making the low 20s in the southeast of scotland but 30, 30 1 degrees is likely through the midlands and the south east of england. none hot day to come on thursday with light winds. watch out for a few showers they could be heavy and thundering towards the northwest of the uk otherwise it's going to be dry with light winds again. it's warming up. we are missing the extreme heat and northern ireland, mid 20s through the central belt of scotland. 3132 in

monday, great start for much of scotland in the north—east of england, down to lincolnshire and east angliae develop those showers particularly in the afternoon. some of them heavy and thundery, not many showers across southern england, probably more chance of picking up some downpours as you head into perhaps northern ireland. a few sharp shower as possible in western scotland where it is good to be an awful lot warmer thanit it is good to be an awful lot warmer than it will be for eastern scotland where we are struggling with that low cloud coming off the north sea. many places will end monday dry and probably quite sunny as well but there will be a few sharp showers still around in the evening. those will then fade away overnight but we have still got this flabby area of low pressure, not a great deal to see on the pressure chart but enough low pressure and enough instability in the airto low pressure and enough instability in the air to bring us more showers and many places will start the day dry on tuesday against oppy a great start for the north—east of the uk, but again we trigger th

temperature check, distances carefully observed, and from william, a former air ambulance pilot in east anglialf, a similar message of thanks. i hope you know how appreciative everyone is of all the hard work and the hours that you put in. you do promise me you will look after yourselves. the senior royals playing their part, reflecting a nation's gratitude to all of those who have been on the coronavirus front line. nicholas witchell, bbc news. time for a look at the weather here's chris fawkes. it's been a case of deja vu as far as the weather has gone today with a further big thunderstorms across england and wales and there was one of them in salford, and north—west england has seen loads of storms on this is just the last three hours, pretty extensively across north—west england, some nasty ones in dumfries and galloway, loads of storms for the midlands, loads of storms across wales and they are going to last for another few hours. the wales and they are going to last for anotherfew hours. the next wales and they are going to last for another few hours. the next few days, warm june sunshin

eastern areas of england and through the day as the rain move southwards across south—east and east angliaquite heavy. at the same time, scotland, northern ireland, the north—west of england and wales should become drier with a bit more of sunshine. where the sunshine is out, 18 degrees in the central belt of scotla nd out, 18 degrees in the central belt of scotland will not feel too bad. into the week, a ridge of high pressure initially, but on tuesday we will start to see a cold front approach on the north—west, so there will be some changes in the week ahead. monday the quieter day on the weather for most of us, a dry and bright day with some spells of sunshine and may be a queue showers towards the south—west, onshore winds keeping our eastern host a little on the cool side. temperatures 16 or 70 17 degrees possible, . temperatures 16 or 70 17 degrees possible,. on tuesday, a fair amount of dry weather with sunshine through the morning, but in the afternoon we will see that cold front began to push in and that will eventually bring rain to northern ireland and into parts of scotland. e

and we're uncertain as to how much rain there will be on wednesday across east anglia and the south—eastd and into wales, and probably largely dry for northern ireland and the western side of scotland. but there will be a stronger northerly wind, which will make it feel cooler everywhere. temperatures are continuing to drop away, probably peaking at 20 degrees in the south—east. and those temperatures actually are near—normal, really, for this time of the year. given how warm it's been, this is going to be a bit of a shock to the system. move things on to thursday, and those temperatures fall even further, perhaps a few degrees below average for this time injune. and on thursday, there'll be a lot of cloud around. it may not be quite as windy. at one stage, it looked like most of the showers will be in the north. now, it looks like those showers are moving further south across england and wales. where's the high pressure by the end of the week? it's here, well away from the uk. we're going to be dominated by low pressure, some stronger winds, some cooler air and still the potential of so

happy once again, wales, perhaps east anglia, one or two for northern ireland and western scotland wasd damp day. it is that moist air coming in over the cool sea. through the night as we lose the shower activity that drift, that easily wind will push the low cloud back inland. again, for many central and eastern parts of the uk we will wake up to a grey morning tomorrow. the reason we have all this humidity is we have been bringing an hour from all this humidity is we have been bringing an hourfrom the all this humidity is we have been bringing an hour from the south and the continent. this is low pressure, a flabby area of low pressure sat across the uk and that is driving the showers. in between, some places escaping the showers altogether and staying dry. you will know about them when they come along. like yesterday there will be frequent lightning, quite large hail, and squally winds near the showers. in between, if you escape altogether, a warm day with strong sunshine. we are only a few days away from the longest day of the year when the sun is highest in the sky stop again, bec

some of them are pushing across scotland and east anglia.ntic air, dropping the temperatures across the uk but the wind will pick up and we will see rain at times. the wettest conditions will be across the north. a5 conditions will be across the north. as we go into saturday, stills and thunderstorms across north and eastern scotland to begin with but it will be a case of rain and showers across many parts of the day. they will come and go. note the temperature drop. much closer to where we should be for the time of year. the low pressure continues on sunday, and went continuing to pick up into sunday. the rain becomes more persistent across western parts of scotla nd persistent across western parts of scotland and northern ireland and northern england at times. showers and a bit of sunshine in between further south but we will see gales in places, 50 mph gusts across pass to western scotland and temperatures much lower than the 30 degrees plus we have seen in recent days. that is at the weekend is looking. back to you. are we seeing you tom

and wales, those temperatures continuing to rise. 27—28 degrees south—east england, the midlands, east angliaweather front, it tends to weaken it all the while. so, on wednesday, there may well still be some cloud and some outbreaks of rain left for scotland and northern ireland, but it should tend to peter out. the cloud thins and breaks and we get a bit more sunshine. the sunnier skies continue for england and wales where the winds are still light, and those temperatures are continuing to rise. perhaps making the low 20s in the south—east of scotland, but 30, 31 degrees is likely through the midlands and the south—east of england by this stage. and another hot day to come on thursday with light winds. watch out for a few showers, it could be heavy and thundery towards the north—west of the uk. otherwise, it's going to be dry with light winds again, it's warming up. we're missing the extreme heat in northern ireland, mid—20s through the central belt of scotland. 31 or 32 in the south—east of england. that's 90 fahrenheit. it's an uncertain breakdown towards the end of the week. likely to fin

so, actually not looking bad at all for the south, the london area, east anglia and much of the midlandsorth and west, you can see the pulses of heavy rain. now in scotland, it looks as though these more eastern areas will probably be a little bit drier and brighter. so, let's have a look at the forecast, then, as we go through the course of monday. the low pressure is still very much with us. you can see heavy rain affecting parts of northern britain once again, but to the south, so the further you are away from that area of low pressure, you can see it's drier and brighter with temperatures getting up to around about 19 degrees celsius. so not even making 20 early in the week. now, the temperatures will probably creep up a little bit into the low 20s through the course of the week, but plenty of showers, i think, on the cards across more northern parts of the uk. so, as i say, the fresh weather is here to stay. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: in the us, states reimpose restrictions as coronavirus cases increase. business owners say it's a devastating blow. we

end of the night will have had some rain, the exceptions really being towards the south—east and east anglia probably drying off later in the night for northern ireland and western scotland. cloudier skies for wednesday in england and wales. some outbreaks of rain as well could be little heavy at times. across northern ireland, largely dry, little bit of sunshine and missing most of the showers across western scotland, where temperatures may make 18 degrees in glasgow, much cooler with the showers in eastern scotland, and across the rest of the uk temperatures, quite a bit lower than they were yesterday. continuing that cooler theme through the rest of the week, because pressure is lower across scandinavia where we once had high pressure. instead, high pressure we are treating out into the atlantic. it's not close enough to the uk, and it means that we are drawing down a northerly wind, which will feed in that cooler air and continue to feed in some showers. perhaps a longer rain to clear away from the south—east of england early on thursday morning, and then a little bit of sunshine, but on

it will linger in the far north of scotland but it should clear east anglia and the south east aroundll see the strongest winds, touching gale force in places. it will be gusty just touching gale force in places. it will be gustyjust about touching gale force in places. it will be gusty just about anywhere. we will notice a big change tomorrow. it will feel fresher and temperatures won't be too far shy of what we have seen all week, just without the humidity. centring continues into the evening and on sunday night, as you can see, one band of rain clears away and then on monday we have the next area of rain coming in. this time, the northern ireland, scotland and north—western fringes of england and wales. it is unlikely to make its way further south and east and here we will see probably the biggest change as we go through into the new week because we start to build high pressure here and we start to pull in a warm wind. temperatures will start to escalate. we will still keep the atlantic influence, the fresher air towards the north and the west but as the time goes on, temperatures

grey start for much of scotland and the north—east of england, down to lincolnshire and east anglia,ms up we develop those showers, particularly in the afternoon. some of them heavy and thundery. not many showers across southern england. probably more chance of picking up some downpours as you move northwards across the midlands, wales, into the north—west of england and perhaps northern ireland. again a few sharp showers though are possible in western scotland, where it is going to be an awful lot warmer than it will be for eastern scotland, where we are struggling with that low cloud, the haar that's coming in off the north sea. now, many places will end monday dry and probably quite sunny as well, but there will be a few sharp showers still around in the evening. those will then fade away overnight, but we have still got this flabby area of low pressure. not a great deal to see on the pressure chart but enough low pressure and enough instability in the air to bring us more showers. and many places will start the day dry on tuesday again. a grey start for the north—east of the uk.

starting to ease away before during the night, we could see more persistent rain pushing in through east anglia england, then that's going to be replaced by some pretty intense thundery downpours across england and wales. in the space of two or three hours, we could see a couple of inches of rain. so, weather warnings have been issued by the met office, certainly worth bearing in mind if you're going out and about. a slightly quieter day in scotland 17—22 degrees the high. as we go into friday, england and wales will see the quietest of the weather. fewer showers around, but more frequent showers are likely through northern ireland and scotland. again, some of these will be heavy and thundery. 17—23 degrees as the high. we could do with some slightly quieter weather. we may well get it between england and wales for the start of the weekend as high—pressure builds, but this area of low pressure could spoil the story a little bit further north and west. so there's a chance this weekend of more rain to come across scotland and northern ireland, but it's drier elsewhere with the heat set to build a

but it should clear east anglia and the far east by lunchtime.e frequent and heavier in the north and west closer to the area of low pressure. it is here we will see the strongest winds, touching gale force in some places. the wind will be gusty just about everywhere. we will notice that big change tomorrow and it'll feel fresher as a result. temperatures won't be too far shy of what we've seen all week. we've just lost the humidity. average for the time of year. some sunshine. sunshine continues into the evening. one band of rain moves away, but then on monday more rain comes in particularly for northern ireland, scotland, and north—western fringes of england and wales. it is unlikely to make it's way further south or east. here we will see the biggest changes as we go through the new week as we start to build high pressure and we pull in a warmer wind. temperatures will start to escalate. we will keep that fresher air from the atlantic to the north and west. but as the time goes on through the week, temperatures will be building into the high 2

and we're uncertain as to how much rain there will be on wednesday across east anglia and the southeastarts of england and into wales, and probably largely dry in northern ireland and the western side of scotland. but there will be a stronger northerly wind, which will make it feel cooler everywhere. temperatures are continuing to drop away, probably peaking at 20 degrees in the south east. and those temperatures actually are near—normal, really, for this time of year. given how warm it's been, this is going to be a bit of a shock to the system. move things to thursday, and those temperatures fall even further, perhaps a few degrees below average for this time in june. and on thursday, there'll be a lot of cloud around. it may not be quite as windy. at one stage, it looked like most of the showers will be in the north. now it looks like the showers are moving further south across england and wales. where is the high pressure by the end of the week? it's here, well away from the uk. we're going to be dominated by low pressure, some stronger winds, some cooler air and still the potential

rain will push its way into east anglia and the south—east.sitting at around six to 12 celsius. we set off tomorrow on a grey not, but as we go through the day, the cloud should break and allow for some sunny spells to come through. and a scattering of showers. slightly lighter winds, coming from another direction, so a cooler source, temperatures are struggling in pads to of late. highest values by the middle of the afternoon picking at 92 18 celsius. shower is going to pep up again on thursday. heady, more widespread, merging togetherfor thursday. heady, more widespread, merging together for longer spells of rain. almost any man could catch with shower, favoured dry spot through wales and south—west england —— almost anywhere could catch a shower. temperatures are still subduedin shower. temperatures are still subdued in comparison to a mate. we have to factor in the wind strength, which will be picking up through day on friday. particularly to the far north—west as we go through friday night and into the start of the weekend, across north—w

but it should clear east anglia and the far east by lunchtime. the north and west closer to the area of low pressure. it is here we will see the strongest winds, touching gale force in some places. the wind will be gusty just about everywhere. we will notice that big change tomorrow and it'll feel fresher as a result. temperatures won't be too far shy of what we've seen all week. we've just lost the humidity. average for the time of year. some sunshine. sunshine continues into the evening. sunday night, one band of rain moves away, but then on monday more rain comes in particularly for northern ireland, scotland, and north—western fringes of england and wales. it is unlikely to make its way further south or east. here we will see the biggest changes as we go through the new week as we start to build high pressure and we pull in a warmer wind. temperatures will start to escalate. we will keep that fresher air from the atlantic to the north and west. but as the time goes on through the week, temperatures will be building into the high 20s potential

we think wales, the midlands and east anglia, but there could be the odd one elsewhere. east coast and 23 in the north west highlands. some of the showers will be slow moving with hail and lightning. they will ee over night. another warm night with some patchy rain in eastern parts of england and scotland. we have seen that feed coming in off that easterly breeze. that is still with us, that low pressure through monday and it will be there tuesday, and wednesday. so a similarset up be there tuesday, and wednesday. so a similar set up with the detail of where the showers is is difficult. we may see another pulse of rain at some point during the night ahead and into monday in north—east england and scotland. elsewhere a scattering of heavy showers. heaviest in the west. again we will have low cloud for some coastal areas in the north east. on tuesday the low pressure may move and we may see more widespread showers in the afternoon with heavier ones in the east. all the time in the sunshine it will be warm. temperatures about where they should be for this time of year in th

we could see more persistent rain pushing in from east anglia through northern england. by some pretty intense under downpours across england and wales. we could see a couple of inches of rain. weather warnings have been issued by the national office, certainly worth bearing in mind if you're going out and about. 17 to 22 degrees in scotland. friday, england and wales will see the quietest of the weather. you are showers around, but more frequent showers are likely. some of these will be heavy and thundery. 17—23d as the high. we could do with some slightly quieter weathers. high—pressure bills but this area of low pressure could spoil the story a little bit further north and west. we could do with some slightly quieter weathers. high—pressure bills but this area of low pressure could spoil the story a little bit further north and west. there's a chance this weekend of more rain, but it's drier elsewhere. take care. this is bbc news. i'm tim willcox with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a cheap and widely available steroid drug is hailed a

there will be some heavy showers, potentially midlands, east anglia, some isolated ones for northern st, 22 or 23 in the highlands. there could be squally winds, frequent lightning, hail stones. another warm and humid night, is perhaps in patchy rain coming back into eastern parts of england and scotland. we are seeing the easterly breeze coming in, the low pressure still with us through monday, tuesday, wednesday, means a similar setup. but the detail where the showers will be is quite difficult. there could be more rain coming in during the night ahead into monday in north east england, scotland, elsewhere scattering of heavy showers, mostly towards the western side of the uk. some coastal areas with low cloud in the north and east. tuesday perhaps a reorientation, more widespread showers into the afternoon, heavy further east, all the time in the event sunny spells it will be warm, temperatures about where they should be for this time of year, the low 20s, unsettled and showery weather continues for most of the day. as ever, more on our website. this is bbc world news, the headline

yes, we will see more sunshine coming through across east anglia, into the midlands and the south—easthannel coast. they will

so, actually not looking bad at all for the south, the london area, east anglia and much of the midlandsvy rain. now in scotland, it looks as though these more eastern areas will probably be a little bit drier and brighter. so, let's have a look at the forecast, then, as we go through the course of monday. the low pressure is still very much with us. you can see heavy rain affecting parts of northern britain once again, but to the south, so the further you are away from that area of low pressure, you can see it's drier and brighter with temperatures getting up to around about 19 degrees celsius. not even making 20 early in the week. now, the temperatures will probably creep up little bit into the low 20s through the course of the week, but plenty of showers, i think, on the cards across more northern parts of the uk. so, as i say, the fresh weather is here to stay. this is bbc news. the headlines... here in the uk, the government's to ease travel restrictions, meaning arrivals from certain european countries will no longer have to self—isolate. the 14—day quarantine will be scrapped for