this time, heavy showers across east anglia and the south—east on bank holiday monday.showers, lighter showers. holiday monday. elsewhere, fewer showers, lightershowers. maybe not completely dry but turning somewhat drier with some sunshine around. a northerly breeze in northern scotland keeping a chilly but otherwise typical temperatures with some sunshine reaching 16 or 17. the bank holiday weekend is turning warmer with heavy showers but fewer on monday perhaps. into next week, is looking drier and also looking cooler. a reminder of our top story... richard sharp has announced his resignation as chair of the bbc, after a report found he failed to disclose potential perceived conflicts of interest before his interview for thejob. that's all from the bbc news at 0ne, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello. we are live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: new guidance on concussion for grassroots clubs — players with head injuries should sit out for at least 2a hours. can si strike again? he has t

that does bring the transfer showers on monday particularly through the morning across parts of east angliahrough the day i think we will see and showers across eastern parts. further west, a bit drier, large amounts of cloud at times but spells of sunshine too. turning a bit more chilly in the north—east of the uk, highest temperatures further south, 17 for cardiff, 19 for london. high pressure is set to build for a time into the new week. tuesday looking like a mainly fine day. but we will see low—pressure starting to develop to the south—west of us. as we head towards the end of the week there is the increasing chance of some rain and it may turn just that little bit cooler as well. live from london, this is bbc news. fighting in sudan rages on — as the militia group leader tells the bbc he won't negotiate until the violence ends. russian authorities say a massive blaze at an oil terminal in russian—occupied crimea was triggered by a drone attack. all four teaching unions in england say they will co—ordinate strikes over pay — if their members vote for industrial action. hello, i'm lucy

perhaps once again east anglia in the south—east of england living a charmed life, staying dry with somell could make 16 with those heavier showers in northern ireland. quite a few more showers, though, around on sunday. they will drift their way eastwards during the evening and overnight. then, on bank holiday monday, this high pressure tries to build in from the west. it's a slow process, mind you, so we've still got some showers and the bulk of those, the heavier ones, are likely to be across east anglia and the south—east this time, so we're getting the showers here eventually. the odd shower possible elsewhere, but for the most part it will be drier with some sunshine. a northerly breeze in northern scotland, hence the cooler air here. but in the sunshine elsewhere, temperatures typically 16 or 17 degrees. so over the bank holiday weekend we've got some warmer weather. there will be some heavy showers around. it gets a bit drier on monday and then into next week it is drier, but it's also a bit cooler. live from london. this is bbc news. russia launches a new wave of air strikes aga

the best weather, east anglia and the south—east.res pushing 20 degrees but for most of us, nowhere near that. the north—east of scotland, much more fresh. 0n scotland, much more fresh. on sunday, showers will be widespread, especially across western and northern areas. again, the best weather on sunday will be reserved for east anglia, the south—east and along the south coast of england but heavy showers possible in northern ireland, thunder and lightning are on the cards. bank holiday monday, we have high pressure towards the west but also a weather front is approaching scotland and that's going to introduce again cold air to the north but generally, not bad on the north but generally, not bad on the thermometer. i7 the north but generally, not bad on the thermometer. 17 in newcastle and up the thermometer. 17 in newcastle and up to 20 in the south. thanks, tomasz. and that's all from us. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. new guidance to tackle concussion, as experts tighten up how to handle head injuries for gras

this is where we'll see some of the lowest temperatures, particularly for east anglia and south—eastcelsius, the overnight low. so this is this area of high pressure which is going to be dominating the scene as we head through sunday and then into next week. but we'll also be starting to pull in some milder air from the west and the southwest. so it will start to feel a little bit less cold than it has done recently. but with easterly winds, some of those eastern coasts will still be on the cool side. a lot of cloud to start the day on sunday, some mist and some hill fog, some drizzle as well. that will tend to ease through the day and become confined mainly to western coasts. should see a few spells of sunshine developing and where we do see that sunshine coming through, we could get temperatures up to between 16 and 18 celsius potentially. but still, as i mentioned, on the cool side for some eastern coast with that breeze off the sea. as we head into monday, well, another fairly cloudy start. we'll start to see that cloud thinning and breaking through the day as some drier air star

but east anglia and the south—east tomorrow should be relatively bright.y as today, but bright enough. temperatures under the cloud and rain may barely make 9—10. that was wednesday, this is thursday. the weather front is out of the way in the north sea. behind it, a change in the wind direction. a north—westerly with a few showers here and there, there will be sunny spells around for sure on thursday. temperatures between 8—13. i think it will feel a little bit cooler on thursday. after that, is it warming up? yes, we think. through the weekend into next week, the south—westerly winds from the azores will push in milder air, and the temperatures are set to climb. not by a huge amount, but certainly noticeable towards the end of the weekend, widely mid—teens. even a hint of possibly 18, 19, may 20, but thatis hint of possibly 18, 19, may 20, but that is well into next week. back to you. and a reminder of our top story this lunchtime. donald trump is preparing to go to court in new york today, the first former us president to face criminal charges. that's a

should be a good deal of sunshine for many on tuesday, perhaps more cloud drifting into parts of east angliarnoon but for many, dry, fine and plenty of sunshine. the winds do start to strengthen, particularly for eastern coasts, temperatures here may struggle to get above 12 or 13 celsius. elsewhere, in the sunshine, it should be pleasant enough with temperatures getting up to 14 or 15 celsius, but those easterly winds do start to strengthen further as we head through wednesday and thursday. keep an eye on what is happening to the east and south—east of us, could potentially see some areas of rain pushing in later on thursday and into friday, but for most the week ahead is looking much drier, some spells of sunshine, warmer to start, but then turning cooler through the week. live from london, this is bbc news. presidents from three african nations are planning to travel to sudan, to try to broker a ceasefire, in the fighting between rival branches of the armed forces. around 70 people have been reportedly killed in the clashes. four people have been killed and others injured in a shooting at

more clouds drifting in and to parts of east anglia in south—east england through the afternoon, butttle bit, protected from eastern coast, saw temperatures here may struggle to get much above 12 or 13. elsewhere in the sunshine, pleasant enough, with temperatures getting up to 14 or 15. those italy winds are strengthening further, as we head through wednesday and thursday. let's keep an eye on what is happening to the east and south—east of us, we could potentially see areas of rain kissing and later on thursday and friday. for most, the week ahead is looking much drier, some spells of sunshine. more to turning through the week. this is bbc news, the headlines... at least 4 people have been killed in a mass shooting in the us state of alabama. several others were injured in the incident at a teenage birthday party. two rival branches of sudan's armed forces, say they've agreed a brief humanitarian pause, in the fighting that erupted in khartoum on saturday. so far at least 70 people have been killed. the leader of the nurses' union says they're prepared to continue strikes in englan

that does bring the chance for showers on monday, particularly through the morning across parts of east anglia see some showers across eastern parts. further west, a little bit drier, quite large amounts of cloud at times, but some spells of sunshine, too. turning a little bit chillier in the northeast of the uk. highest temperatures further south, 17 for cardiff, 19 for london. now, high pressure is set to build for a time into the new week. tuesday looking like a mainly fine day. but we will see low pressure then starting to develop to the southwest of us. so as we head towards the end of the week, there is the increasing chance of some rain and it may turn just a little bit cooler as well. live from london, this is bbc news fighting continues in sudan with fresh artillery strikes. the leader of the anti—governement militia says he won't hold talks until the violence ends. russian officials say a massive blaze at an oil depot in russian—occupied crimea was caused by a drone attack. all four teaching unions in england say they will co—ordinate strikes if their members vote for industrial acti

that does bring the chance for showers on monday, particularly through the morning across parts of east angliarn parts. further west, a little bit drier, quite large amounts of cloud at times, but some spells of sunshine, too. turning a little bit chillier in the northeast of the uk. highest temperatures further south, 17 for cardiff, 19 for london. now, high pressure is set to build for a time into the new week. tuesday looking like a mainly fine day. but we will see low pressure then starting to develop to the southwest of us. so as we head towards the end of the week, there is the increasing chance of some rain and it may turn just a little bit cooler as well. live from london, this is bbc news. fighting continues in sudan with fresh artillery strikes. the leader of the anti—governement militia says he won't hold talks until the violence ends. russian officials say a massive blaze at an oil depot in russian—occupied crimea was caused by a drone attack. all four teaching unions in england say they will co—ordinate strikes if their members vote for industrial action. and how the city of liver

should be a good deal of sunshine for many on tuesday, perhaps more cloud drifting into parts of east angliaand plenty of sunshine. the winds do start to strengthen, particularly for eastern coasts, temperatures here may struggle to get above 12 or 13 celsius. elsewhere, in the sunshine, it should be pleasant enough with temperatures getting up to 1a or 15 celsius, but those easterly winds do start to strengthen further as we head through wednesday and thursday. keep an eye on what is happening to the east and south—east of us, could potentially see some areas of rain pushing in later on thursday and into friday, but for most the week ahead is looking much drier, some spells of sunshine, warmer to start, but then turning cooler through the week. tonight at ten: nurses warn their strike action could go on until christmas in their dispute over pay. with more industrial action promised for the end of april, the threat is months of rolling strikes, if ministers don't act. fighting has continued in sedan. these are the latest pictures from sunday night from the capital khartoum. three hour tempor

this is where we'll see some of the lowest temperatures, particularly for east anglia and south—east so, this is this area of high pressure which is going to be dominating the scene as we head through sunday and then into next week. but we'll also be starting to pull in some milder air from the west and the southwest. so it will start to feel a little bit less cold than it has done recently. but with easterly winds, some of those eastern coasts will still be on the cool side. a lot of cloud to start the day on sunday, some mist and some hill fog, some drizzle as well. that will tend to ease through the day and become confined mainly to western coasts. should see a few spells of sunshine developing and where we do see that sunshine coming through, we could get temperatures up to between 16 and 18 celsius potentially. but still, as i mentioned, on the cool side for some eastern coast with that breeze off the sea. as we head into monday, well, another fairly cloudy start. we'll start to see that cloud thinning and breaking through the day as some drier air starts to push in from the eas

rolling its way in from the east, introducing this band of cloud and some splashes of rain into east angliagh the afternoon. further north and west, mostly sunny skies overhead, but with that keen breeze. so for some of these north sea coasts, that breeze coming in off the chilly waters of the north sea will suppress temperatures, ten degrees there for parts of the kent coast, for example. contrast that with 17 or 18 in some western and north western parts of scotland. now, during the evening and tonight, we will see some areas of cloud and some splashes of rain developing across parts of england, into parts of wales as well. northern ireland and scotland keeping clear skies overhead. and just like last night, there could be a touch of frost forsome, particularly in the north—east of scotland. now, tomorrow, a slightly different day for england and wales with more cloud, some outbreaks of rain, there's likely to be a band of rain affecting parts of east anglia, northern england, bending into wales to the south of that sunny spells, but with some heavy thundery showers. northern ireland and

that does bring the chance for showers on monday, particularly through the morning across parts of east angliafurther west, a little bit drier, quite large amounts of cloud at times, but some spells of sunshine, too. turning a little bit chillier in the northeast of the uk. highest temperatures further south, 17 for cardiff, 19 for london. now, high pressure is set to build for a time into the new week. tuesday looking like a mainly fine day. but we will see low pressure then starting to develop to the southwest of us. so as we head towards the end of the week, there is the increasing chance of some rain and it may turn just a little bit cooler as well. this is bbc news. the headlines: fighting has continued in parts of the sudanese capital, khartoum, with reports of fighterjets and drones targeting positions held by the rsf. tens of thousands of people are fleeing the country. there are chaotic scenes in port sudan, where people are trying to board ships. russian officials say a huge blaze at an oil depot in russian—occupied crimea was caused by a drone attack. the facility is located in seva

should miss most of those showers i think for the likes of kent into east anglia. t anglia that will miss most of the showers, but there will be those outbreaks of showery rain moving in from the north and the west. those outbreaks of showery rain moving in from the north and the west. some of them could be quite heavy and thundery, but as is the nature of showers, they're going to be hit and miss, we certainly won't all be seeing them. temperatures about ten to 18 degrees across the board on sunday. still a few showers lingering into bank holiday monday, particularly for parts of scotland and perhaps one or two focusing down towards eastern england through the day, as well. but many of us are staying dry and bright with some sunshine and reasonably mild still. for a bank holiday monday, not shaping up too badly at all. 11 to 18 degrees for most of us, but a bit colder too across parts of northern scotland once again. but, in general, the next few days are looking relatively mild, but there will be some scattered showers. looks a touch drier, but also colder, into n

for the early hours, an extensive cloud with showers right from the word go, not necessarily in east anglial have had clear spells overnight. it's also a little colder in london and norwich, around 4, 5, 6 degrees, but plenty of cloud and showers through the morning into the afternoon. let's have a look at a snapshot at 2pm. so across scotland, you can see where the showers are in the western isles, some in central scotland, a few in the lowlands. thunderstorms possible in the afternoon across northern ireland, even some downpours, showers around merseyside, into lancashire, parts of wales, the south—west of england and one or two showers brewing elsewhere. but notice the extreme south—east, east anglia and lincolnshire, actually some sunshine here, a dry day, the highest temperatures, too. and look how much warmer it's going to be across northern england and parts of scotland. the lower temperatures will actually be out towards the west and the south—west here where we will have extensive cloud, and the showers and that cloud lingers into sunday evening. let's have a look at bank holiday m

the rain that we have coming into northern ireland pushes eastwards, it may well hang on across east angliat will be followed by sunshine but also some showers, a breezy day and temperatures likely to be a little bit lower. live from london. this is bbc news big protests on the streets again in france — over the change to the pension age. this is the scene — as disruption continues to rock the capital emmanuel macron urges china's president to help stop the war in ukraine — asking china to �*bring russia to its senses�*. buckingham palace says it's co—operating with an independent study into the british monarchy�*s links to the slave trade.

this cloud and rain just pushing more widely across the uk, but we do keep the clear skies for east angliafrost as we head through into wednesday morning here. but further northwest under that blanket of cloud and rain, it is going to be reasonably mild. so heading through wednesday, then this frontal system edges its way gradually southwards and eastwards too. so it will bring a spell of wet weather for many of us, i think through wednesday, not everywhere, probably east anglia, parts of lincolnshire, down towards southern and southeastern england, staying dry with some sunny spells all day. but elsewhere, a lot of cloud. the breeze picking up from a south westerly direction and outbreaks of rain could be quite persistent at times. reasonably mild, still about ten to ia degrees during the day on wednesday. and then as we head through towards wednesday night into thursday, we could well see a little bit of a ripple on this weather front. so that means that during thursday, more areas, especially in the east, could see some spells of persistent rain. should gradually clear away, though, as

the heaviest showers this time towards east anglia and the south—east for a while.there is a northerly breeze in northern scotland, so again it is cooler here, but otherwise pleasant enough in the sunshine with typical temperatures around 16 or 17 degrees. so over the bank holiday weekend, some warmth around but some heavy showers, looks a bit drier on monday, and into next week we have some drier weather with some sunshine, but it may be a little bit cooler as well. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. this new pay offer would not have happened without the strike action taken by ambulance and health workers across the nhs. none of the unions on this table want to take strike action. none of us want to disrupt education or parents working lives. our four unions want nothing more than to be able - to sit down and negotiate. from where i sit, and from what members tell me, this is a government that wants education on that cheap. welcome to the programme — the age of discontent.

this cloud and rain just pushing more widely across the uk, but we do keep the clear skies for east anglia yet again, just a touch of frost as we head through into wednesday morning here. but further northwest under that blanket of cloud and rain, it is going to be reasonably mild. so heading through wednesday then this frontal system edges its way gradually southwards and eastwards too. so it will bring a spell of wet weather for many of us, i think through wednesday, not everywhere, probably east anglia, parts of lincolnshire, down towards southern and southeastern england, staying dry with some sunny spells all day. but elsewhere, a lot of cloud. the breeze picking up from a south westerly direction and outbreaks of rain could be quite persistent at times. reasonably mild, still about ten to 14 degrees during the day on wednesday. and then as we head through towards wednesday night into thursday, we could well see a little bit of a ripple on this weather front. so that means that during thursday, more areas, especially in the east, could see some spells of persistent rain. should gradua

should be a good deal of sunshine for many on tuesday, perhaps more cloud drifting into parts of east angliands do start to strengthen, particularly for eastern coasts, temperatures here may struggle to get above 12 or 13 celsius. elsewhere, in the sunshine, it should be pleasant enough with temperatures getting up to 1a or 15 celsius, but those easterly winds do start to strengthen further as we head through wednesday and thursday. keep an eye on what is happening to the east and south—east of us, could potentially see some areas of rain pushing in later on thursday and into friday, but for most the week ahead is looking much drier, some spells of sunshine, warmer to start, but then turning cooler through the week. this is bbc news. the headlines presidents from three african nations are planning to travel to sudan, to try to broker a ceasefire, in the fighting between rival branches of the armed forces. around 70 people have been reportedly killed in the clashes. at least four people have been killed in a mass shooting in the us state of alabama. several others were injured in the incident

east midlands and east anglia and south—east of england seeing the best of the weather.and and north—east of england. the warm air never fully reaches scotland over the bank holiday weekend. colderair scotland over the bank holiday weekend. colder air towards the north of the country. it will be warmer elsewhere. more cloud around on sunday and more showers from the word go. northern and western areas. they could turn thundery. through much of lincolnshire and the midlands and east anglia it should stay dry with sunny spells and temperatures up to 18 degrees. they will be quite a few showers around on sunday which will push into eastern parts of england after dark. high pressure tries to building and settle things down for monday. not completely though. the heavier showers this time towards east anglia and the south. following on from that the odd shower is possible but many places will be dry with some sunshine at times. a northerly breeze in northern scotland so again it's cooler here but otherwise pleasant enough in the sunshine with typical temperatures are under 16

most of those highlighted there across northern scotland, east anglia and the south—east though one orsome sunshine around. it's turning drier from the west. the winds will be quite light and temperatures reaching a pleasant 16—17 celsius. his match with shaun murphy and that is what impressed me most. that is what you look for, the sign of a top player, his cue ball control. he has got it. player, his cue ball control. he has not it. , player, his cue ball control. he has .otit, , , player, his cue ball control. he has at it. ,, ., player, his cue ball control. he has notit. , ., ' got it. this black, leaving him 71 oints got it. this black, leaving him 71 points ahead — got it. this black, leaving him 71 points ahead with _ got it. this black, leaving him 71 points ahead with just _ got it. this black, leaving him 71 - points ahead with just 67 remaining. applause. yes. that wonderful opening red. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk from berlin, i'm

for east anglia, the south—east and along the south coast of live from london, this is bbc news.enies fighting the first shot and lays out his conditions for negotiations. teachers and four unions have announced they will team up unions have announced they will team up on any strike action overpay. the bbc chairman has announced he will stand down over his dealings with borisjohnson. hello, i'm yalda hakim. we start in sudan. a story we've been following for the past two weeks. the crisis continues as the rival militia groups accuse each other as thousands of people attempt to flee the country. the uk deputy prime minister has announced sudan's evacuations will end in the next 2a hours. let's show you some pictures of the situation in the capital. you can see plumes of smoke there, also hearing reports of violence and looting in the dark for region. first my colleague has spoken to the head of the militia group. —— west darfur. i want to put it to you that the people of sudan, particularly in the capitol one, are living in an absolute ordeal. what would it take for you to allow h

that does bring the chance for showers on monday, particularly through the morning across parts of east angliaugh the day, i think we'll see some showers across eastern parts. further west, a little bit drier, quite large amounts of cloud at times, but some spells of sunshine, too. turning a little bit chillier in the northeast of the uk. highest temperatures further south, 17 for cardiff, 19 for london. now, high pressure is set to build for a time into the new week. tuesday looking like a mainly fine day. but we will see low pressure then starting to develop to the southwest of us. so as we head towards the end of the week, there is the increasing chance of some rain and it may turn just a little bit cooler as well. live from london, this is bbc news. fighting continues in sudan with fresh artillery strikes. the leader of anti—governenment forces says he won't hold talks until the violence ends. russian authorities say a massive blaze at an oil terminal in russian—occupied crimea was triggered by a drone attack. all four teaching unions in england say they will co—ordinate strikes over pay —

for much of the midlands, east anglia and the south—east it will be dry with sunshine.rm in scotland. never get that warm in scotland. we have those showers which will push east on sunday night. into bank holiday monday and this time the heavier showers are more likely across east anglia and the south—east. following that, cloud around, one or two later showers but many places will have a dry day, a northerly breeze in northern scotland so it will be chilly up here. temperatures struggling in double figures but struggling in double figures but struggling elsewhere, temperatures are 16—17 . weather will come down next week because high pressure will build which will dominate to keep things quiet. a weak weather will come down next week because high pressure will build which will dominate to keep things quiet. a week weather front bringing cloud south, on the whole it will be a dry day on tuesday, fair cloud with some sunshine and the winds will be light. coolerair sunshine and the winds will be light. cooler air is heading our way so temperatures beginning to drop a bit.

perhaps once again with east anglia and the south east of england living and the south east of englanday this high—pressure tries to building from the west. a slow process, so we still have some showers and the bulk of those, the heavier ones, likely to be across east anglia and the south—east this time. getting the showers here eventually. the odd showers here eventually. the odd shower is possible elsewhere but for the most part it will be drier with some sunshine. a northerly breeze in northern scotland, hence the cooler air but in the sunshine elsewhere temperatures typically 16 or 17. over the bank holiday weekend we have some warmer weather, there will be heavy showers around in a bit drier on monday then into next week it is drier but also a bit cooler. the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp, resigns after breaching the rules on public appointments. an independent report found he failed to disclose potential perceived conflicts of interest before his interview for the role. i would like once again to apologise for that oversight, inadvertent though it was, and for the destructio

perhaps once again east anglia in the south—east of england living a charmed life and staying dry.es to build in from the west. it's a slow process so we still have some showers in the bulk of those likely to be across east anglia. so we are getting the showers here eventually. the odd shower possible elsewhere but for the most part it will be drier. a northerly breeze in scotland bring the sunshine temperatures typically 16 or 17 degrees. over the bank all day weekend we have some warm weather and there will be some heavy showers. the trial on monday and into next week it is drier but also the cooler. live from london. this is bbc news. in sudan — both sides in the conflict agree to extend a ceasefire for another three days despite reports of heavy fighting. bbc chairman richard sharp has resigned over his dealings with the former uk prime minister boris johnson. ukraine is hit by another wave of russian airstrikes, at least 19 are dead. in hungary, pope francis has urged europe not to fall prey to populism. hello and welcome to the programme, i'm

we've had some heavy showers developing through the day across parts of east yorkshire, east anglia and been gradually working its way eastwards, turning the skies hazy across western areas and bringing some patchy light rain and drizzle into northern ireland and the western isles. and that will continue to slowly push its way eastwards through this evening and overnight. the light rain and drizzle will become increasingly patchy and, eventually, tend to fizzle out. some clearer skies at first across eastern counties, the showers fading here. but equally, we could also see some mist and some fog under those clear skies, and it will be a chilly night for parts of east anglia and south—east england. temperatures perhaps down to two or three celsius. elsewhere, temperatures generally holding up to between four and eight celsius. on into sunday, and we're underneath this area of high pressure, and we start to pull in more of a southerly wind. so a milderair direction, pushing that milder air across the uk. but also, a moister direction, so we will see much more cloud through sunday. and act

we've had some heavy showers developing through the day across parts of east yorkshire, east anglia ands, turning the skies hazy across western areas and bringing some patchy light rain and drizzle into northern ireland and the western isles. and that will continue to slowly push its way eastwards through this evening and overnight. the light rain and drizzle will become increasingly patchy and, eventually, tend to fizzle out. some clearer skies at first across eastern counties, the showers fading here. but, equally, we could also see some mist and some fog under those clear skies, and it will be a chilly night for parts of east anglia and south—east england. temperatures perhaps down to two or three celsius. elsewhere, temperatures generally holding up to between four and eight celsius. 0n into sunday, and we're underneath this area of high pressure, and we start to pull in more of a southerly wind. so a milderair direction, pushing that milder air across the uk. but also, a moister direction, so we will see much more cloud through sunday. and, actually, a fairly grey start for many on

we've had some heavy showers developing through the day across parts of east yorkshire, east anglia andank of cloud has been gradually working its way eastwards, turning the skies hazy across western areas and bringing some patchy light rain and drizzle into northern ireland and the western isles. and that will continue to slowly push its way eastwards through this evening and overnight. the light rain and drizzle will become increasingly patchy and, eventually, tend to fizzle out. some clearer skies at first across eastern counties, the showers fading here. but, equally, we could also see some mist and some fog under those clear skies, and it will be a chilly night for parts of east anglia and south—east england. temperatures perhaps down to two or three celsius. elsewhere, temperatures generally holding up to between four and eight celsius. 0n into sunday, and we're underneath this area of high pressure, and we start to pull in more of a southerly wind. so a milderair direction, pushing that milder air across the uk. but also a moister direction, so we will see much more cloud through

east midlands, east anglia, south east of england, seeing maybe the best of the weather, warm spells. it will be warmer elsewhere, but there's more cloud around on sunday and more showers from the word go for northern and western areas. and again, those could turn heavy, potentially thundery too. but again, through much of the midlands, lincolnshire and across east anglia, the southeast should stay dry with some sunny spells, temperatures up to 17 or 18 degrees and we could make double figures in scotland despite the showers here. there will be quite a few showers around on sunday. they'll push their way into eastern parts of england after dark, high pressure tries to build in and settle things down for monday. not completely, though. the heavier showers this time towards east anglia in the southeast for a while. following on from that, the odd light shower is possible, but many places will be dry with some sunshine at times. there's a northerly breeze in northern scotland, so again, it's cooler here, but otherwise pleasant enough in the sunshine with typical temperatures around 16 o

tuesday will bring a good deal of sunshine, more car developing, east anglia, south—east england throughst facing coast. further west is where we will see the higher temperatures in the sunshine. 12 or 13 celsius for eastern coasts. for the rest of the week, mostly dry, possibly some rain developing through thursday and friday across most common areas. goodbye. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news the un secretary general calls for a ceasefire in sudan — as nearly 70 people are killed in fighting. the leader of the nurses' union in england, says they're prepared to hold strikes until christmas, unless more money is offered. appeals for calm after a former indian politician, convicted of kidnapping, is shot dead on live tv, along with his brother. the building of new so—called, �*smart motorways' in england, is being cancelled over safety concerns and costs.

but notice the extreme south east, east anglia and lincolnshire.d look how much warmer it's going to be across northern england and parts of scotland. the lower temperatures will actually be out towards the west and the south west here where we will have extensive cloud and the showers and that cloud lingers into sunday evening. let's have a look at bank holiday monday now. so through the night into monday, weather fronts across the uk, but we are fairly close to high pressure out towards the south west here. a pretty decent day. we could have some showers in the south east on bank holiday monday. also notice that the wind arrow is the air is coming in from the north across the far north of scotland. so really chilly in lerwick, six degrees around eight degrees in stornoway but in glasgow it's 15 in the midlands around 16 degrees celsius. so all in all, not a bad bank holiday monday on the way and then midweek, high pressure is close by and that basically means settled dry weather and that's reflected in the outlook. you can see wednesday and thurs

the start of the race, and that rain will spread across parts of the east midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia parts of yorkshire. some heavier showers to the west of that, but some western coasts will have a brighter day than today. certainly a brighter day in northern ireland, southern scotland, but northern scotland, a lot more cloud. and notice the temperatures — seven or eight degrees. it will be colder and a strong wind to go with it. widespread gales in the north of scotland through sunday and into monday. those northerly winds bringing the cold air southwards to all parts. so we'll all notice a chillier feel on monday. outbreaks of rain that, overnight, will be in northern ireland, spread towards wales, south west and southern england during the day. a scattering of sunshine and showers further north and through northern england, scotland, the showers where they fall on the hills could be a little bit on the wintry side. and there's the temperatures for monday — down on what you'd expect for this stage in late april, widely only around seven to ten or 11 degrees. as we go through monda

for the early hours, an extensive cloud with showers right from the word go, not necessarily in east angliaon and norwich, around 4, 5, 6 degrees, but plenty of cloud and showers through the morning into the afternoon. let's have a look at a snapshot at 2pm. so across scotland, you can see where the showers are in the western isles, some in central scotland, a few in the lowlands. thunderstorms possible in the afternoon across northern ireland, even some downpours, showers around merseyside, into lancashire, parts of wales, the south—west of england and one or two showers brewing elsewhere. but notice the extreme south—east, east anglia and lincolnshire, actually some sunshine here, a dry day, the highest temperatures, too. and look how much warmer it's going to be across northern england and parts of scotland. the lower temperatures will actually be out towards the west and the south—west here where we will have extensive cloud, and the showers and that cloud lingers into sunday evening. let's have a look at bank holiday monday now. so through the night into monday, weather fronts across t

this cloud and rain just pushing more widely across the uk, but we do keep the clear skies for east angliaednesday morning here. but further northwest under that blanket of cloud and rain, it is going to be reasonably mild. so heading through wednesday, then this frontal system edges its way gradually southwards and eastwards too. so it will bring a spell of wet weather for many of us, i think through wednesday, not everywhere, probably east anglia, parts of lincolnshire, down towards southern and southeastern england, staying dry with some sunny spells all day. but elsewhere, a lot of cloud. the breeze picking up from a south westerly direction and outbreaks of rain could be quite persistent at times. reasonably mild, still about ten to 1a degrees during the day on wednesday. and then as we head through towards wednesday night into thursday, we could well see a little bit of a ripple on this weather front. so that means that during thursday, more areas, especially in the east, could see some spells of persistent rain. should gradually clear away, though, as we head through good friday and

but as the skies brighten through eastern england, particularly through the east midlands, east angliall be dry and temperatures higher than the past few days, around 13 to 15 degrees quite widely, which sets us up for a beautiful afternoon for some rugby at the cardiff arms park — big clash between wales against england. coverage of that will be on bbc two later. fine evening here, too. but in northern ireland, we'll see outbreaks of rain develop. lots of cloud across western areas to end the night, end the evening, and that will spread in across much of the uk tonight. it's in the west, though, most likely to see some rain or drizzle at times, and a much milder night than last night, whereas to eastern counties of england, the reverse of last night, it will be a bit chillier, and even in east anglia a touch of frost around. but the big picture for sunday shows a weather front which will bring more cloud for us tomorrow compared with today. but what it'll also do is introduce a shift in wind direction to a more southerly flow and so across western and northern areas, the yellow colour

we've had some heavy showers developing through the day across parts of east yorkshire, east anglia andrds, turning the skies hazy across western areas and bringing some patchy light rain and drizzle into northern ireland and the western isles. and that will continue to slowly push its way eastwards through this evening and overnight. the light rain and drizzle will become increasingly patchy and, eventually, tend to fizzle out. some clearer skies at first across eastern counties, the showers fading here. but, equally, we could also see some mist and some fog under those clear skies, and it will be a chilly night for parts of east anglia and south—east england. temperatures perhaps down to two or three celsius. elsewhere, temperatures generally holding up to between four and eight celsius. 0n into sunday, and we're underneath this area of high pressure, and we start to pull in more of a southerly wind. so a milderair direction, pushing that milder air across the uk. but also a moister direction, so we will see much more cloud through sunday. and, actually, a fairly grey start for many o

we have had some heavy showers developing in yorkshire, east anglia and south—east england. tears in the sky is hazy across western areas and bringing patchy light rain and drizzle into northern ireland and the western isles. that will continue to slowly push its way eastward through this evening and overnight. the light rain and drizzle will become increasingly patchy and eventually tends to fizzle out. clear skies at first across eastern counties, the share was fading here, but equally we could see mist and fog under those clear skies. it will be a chilly night for parts of east anglia and south england, temperatures down to two or three celsius. temperatures generally holding up elsewhere to between four and eight celsius. into sunday and we are underneath this area of high pressure. we start to pull in more of a southerly wind, so a milder air direction, pushing that milder air across the uk. also a moister direction so we will see much more cloud through sunday and actually a fairly grey stop the many on sunday. a lot of clout out west with patchy rain and drizzle, mist

but notice the extreme south—east, east anglia and lincolnshire, actually some sunshine here, a dry day and parts of scotland. the lower temperatures will actually be out towards the west and the south—west here where we will have extensive cloud and the showers and that cloud lingers into sunday evening. let's have a look at bank holiday monday now. so through the night into monday, weather fronts across the uk, but we are fairly close to high pressure out towards the south—west here. so a pretty decent day. we could have some showers in the south—east on bank holiday monday. also notice that the wind arrows is, air is coming in from the north across the far north of scotland. so really chilly in lerwick, six degrees, around eight degrees in stornoway, but in glasgow it's 15, in the midlands around 16 degrees celsius. so all in all, not a bad bank holiday monday on the way and then midweek, high pressure is close by and that basically means settled dry weather and that's reflected in the outlook. you can see wednesday and thursday there, sunny skies for cardiff and also for london. tha

dry and clear into the evening and overnight and once again a touch of frost on the way across east angliat but elsewhere it will be mild because we are close to a weather front and in fact the weather front and in fact the weather fronts are right over us and when you are in between weather fronts like this it means there is a fair amount fronts like this it means there is a fairamount of mild fronts like this it means there is a fair amount of mild air stuck, so tomorrow, wednesday, we are calling it a mild, tomorrow, wednesday, we are calling ita mild, damp, cloudy day tomorrow, wednesday, we are calling it a mild, damp, cloudy day for many areas across northern and western parts of the country and you can see the weather makes more progress northwards, but not so much east, so it looks as though in norwich and london it should be dry for the bulk of the day on wednesday. let's have a look at thursday. the weather front will have swept through the country and behind it more of a north—westerly breeze, so things are going to feel a little bit cooler on thursday but more sunny spells arou

most of those highlighted there across northern scotland, east anglia and the south—east though one oraround. it's turning drier from the west. the winds will be quite light and temperatures reaching a pleasant 16—17 celsius. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. hopes the fragile ceasefire in sudan may be extended, as thousands try to escape. for those who make it out, enormous relief. terrifying. made us lie on the ground. there were so many children and everything. they shot two people. on a state visit to washington a warning from south korea's president that his country will respond firmly to provocations by north korea. as thousands of us and philippine troops take part in one of the largest ever military exercises carried out by both countries we'll take a look at how china's influence is growing in south east asia.

mostly dry across east anglia and the south—east and highest temperatures up to 18—19 but less chillyent weather systems, this one bringing showers into eastern england, also a weak cold front to the north of scotland, sinking south bringing patchy rain to south—east scotland and north—east england under northerly wind behind so slightly chilly, temperatures for stornoway 8 degrees, 11 for aberdeen, further south 17—19. enter tuesday high pressure builds giving dry weather for most for tuesday and wednesday but frontal systems approaching from the south—west threatening to turn more unsettled into next weekend which is another bank holiday weekend so actually a fair amount of bank holiday weekend so actually a fairamount of dry bank holiday weekend so actually a fair amount of dry weather through the first part of the coming week, the first part of the coming week, the increasing chance of outbreaks of rain and a brisk wind. now on bbc news, it's panorama. king charles iii is preparing for the most significant day of his life — his coronation. my life will, of course, change, as i tak

should be a good deal of sunshine for many on tuesday, perhaps more cloud drifting into parts of east angliaeastern coast, temperatures may struggle to get above 12 or 13 celsius. elsewhere in the sunshine it should be pleasant enough with temperatures getting up to 1a or 15 celsius, those easterly winds swept to strengthen further as we had to wednesday and thursday. keep an eye on what is happening to the east and south—east of us, could see some areas of rain pushing in later on thursday and into friday, but for most the week ahead is looking much drier, some spells of sunshine, warm to start but then turning cooler through the week. live from london, this is bbc news. a temporary ceasefire between two rival branches of sudan's armed forces comes to an end. so far, at least 70 people have been killed in the fighting. four people have been killed and others injured in a shooting at a teenage birthday party in alabama. the leader of the nurses�* union in england, says they're prepared to hold strikes until christmas, unless more money is offered. appeals for calm after a former indian polit