week, what with the thunder and lightning and the heat and humidity, and it was hottest across east anglia degrees. but it was in cambridge where we set the highest temperature of the year so far. those temperatures are ebbing away. we'll be turning cooler through the rest of the week, and whilst there'll be some sunshine at times, there'll also be some spells of rain. these are the temperatures early in the morning, still quite warm across southeastern areas, but elsewhere a more comfortable 10 or 11 degrees. and there is cloud and rain coming into western areas by the morning, and this rain will push very slowly eastwards. moving away from northern ireland, we'll get some sunshine. we'll see the rain pushing eastwards across scotland, moving further into northern england, wales and the southwest. but across the midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia and the southeast, it's dry. a little bit hazy with the sunshine perhaps, especially in the afternoon, but very warm once again. temperatures 27 or 28 degrees. not as hot or as humid as it was on monday. but there is cooler air coming into the n

week, what with the thunder and lightning and the heat and humidity, and it was hottest across east angliaover 30 degrees. but it was in cambridge where we set the highest temperature of the year so far. those temperatures are ebbing away. we'll be turning cooler through the rest of the week, and whilst there'll be some sunshine at times, there'll also be some spells of rain. these are the temperatures early in the morning, still quite warm across southeastern areas, but elsewhere a more comfortable 10 or 11 degrees. and there is cloud and rain coming into western areas by the morning, and this rain will push very slowly eastwards. moving away from northern ireland, we'll get some sunshine. we'll see the rain pushing eastwards across scotland, moving further into northern england, wales and the southwest. but across the midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia and the southeast, it's dry. a little bit hazy with the sunshine perhaps, especially in the afternoon, but very warm once again. temperatures 27 or 28 degrees. not as hot or as humid as it was on monday. but there is cooler air coming int

week, what with the thunder and lightning and the heat and humidity, and it was hottest across east angliaere we set the highest temperature of the year so far. i can't those temperatures are ebbing away. we'll be turning cooler through the rest of the week, and while there'll be some sunshine these are the temperatures early in the morning, still quite warm across southeastern areas, but elsewhere a more comfortable 10 or 11 degrees. and there is cloud and rain coming into western areas by the morning, and this rain will push very slowly eastwards. moving away from northern ireland, we'll get some sunshine. we'll see the rain pushing eastwards across scotland, moving further into northern england, wales and the southwest. but across the midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia and the southeast, it's dry. a little bit hazy with the sunshine perhaps, especially in the afternoon, but very warm once again. temperatures 27 or 28 degrees. not as hot or as humid as it was on monday. but there is cooler air coming into the northwest. it follows that weather front that's bringing the cloud and rain. t

across these various weather fronts, we actually had plenty of sunshine and quite hot weather across east angliang at 30 degrees in cambridge. confirmation, then, that the weather did indeed look a lot cheerier for some. now, looking at the weather picture over the next few hours, we've got a cold front whizzing its way eastwards across the country. what that's essentially doing is it's bringing cooler and fresher air in across the uk, so it won't be so hot across eastern areas of england as we look at the forecast in detail for thursday. and for many of us, it's going to be quite a fresh start to the day. temperatures even in single figures across parts of eastern scotland. now for scotland and northern ireland, this weather front will bring a zone of thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain for a time, followed by some showers into the afternoon. there could be a few showers at times across the northwest of england, maybe across parts of wales, but these few and far between, i think across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, it's a largely dry day. still warm in the sunshine, 23 degrees. not

week, what with the thunder and lightning and the heat and humidity, and it was hottest across east angliaer 30 degrees. but it was in cambridge where we set the highest temperature of the year so far. those temperatures are ebbing away. we'll be turning cooler through the rest of the week, and while there'll be some sunshine at times, there'll also be some spells of rain. these are the temperatures early in the morning, still quite warm across southeastern areas, but elsewhere a more comfortable 10 or 11 degrees. and there is cloud and rain coming into western areas by the morning, and this rain will push very slowly eastwards. moving away from northern ireland, we'll get some sunshine. we'll see the rain pushing eastwards across scotland, moving further into northern england, wales and the southwest. but across the midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia and the southeast, it's dry. a little bit hazy with the sunshine perhaps, especially in the afternoon, but very warm once again. temperatures 27 or 28 degrees. not as hot or as humid as it was on monday. but there is cooler air coming into t

week, what with the thunder and lightning and the heat and humidity, and it was hottest across east anglia temperature of the year so far. those temperatures are ebbing away. we'll be turning cooler through the rest of the week, and whilst there'll be some sunshine at times, there'll also be some spells of rain. these are the temperatures early in the morning, still quite warm across southeastern areas, but elsewhere a more comfortable 10 or 11 degrees. and there is cloud and rain coming into western areas by the morning, and this rain will push very slowly eastwards. moving away from northern ireland, we'll get some sunshine. we'll see the rain pushing eastwards across scotland, moving further into northern england, wales and the southwest. but across the midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia and the southeast, it's dry. a little bit hazy with the sunshine perhaps, especially in the afternoon, but very warm once again. temperatures 27 or 28 degrees. not as hot or as humid as it was on monday. but there is cooler air coming into the north west. it follows that weather front that's bringing t

and the southeast. 34 east anglia and the southeast. 3a degrees is likely.fronts coming into the picture on tuesday. these will bring some cloud and some rain away from northern ireland pushing into scotland heading into western parts of england and wales. but towards southeast, midlands are, east anglia, going dry, sunshine, still very warm just not as hot oras still very warm just not as hot or as humid as monday is going to be. but we start to see some weather fronts coming from the atlantic then. the first one then just sort of grinds to a halt really on tuesday and into wednesday. a little wave on it so not really moving very far. this is where we got the zone of cloud and some rain for a while but ahead of that, could be a risk of some thunderstorms clipping east anglia and the southeast of england overnight an first thing on wednesday. does become dryer here. and quite warm, temperatures the mid—20s but another band of rain comes boo scotland and northern ireland dropping the temperatures here. very much wetter towards the north—west. that weather fro

for thursday, cooler and fresher air will move into east anglia and south—east england.there will be showers around, blustery ones for western scotland and some showers for northern ireland and north—west england and wales. damages from many areas running close to average for a time of year. then we see another change in the weather pattern spidey and into the weekend, a new area of high pressure is set to settle the weather down and bring a fine entity or guest. that means lots of sunshine for friday, saturday and sunday. feeling warm in the sunshine with a small chance of showers in the far south of england. goodbye for now. live from london — this is bbc news. the israeli military says a hostage has been rescued alive from southern gaza — after a "complex operation". j°y joy for the family of 52—year—old qaid farhan alkadi. freed after a 326 days in captivity. russia launches a second day — of mass drone and missile strikes on cities across ukraine. here in the uk — the prime minister says he's inherited an "economic black hole" and warns future tax and spending decis

there will be again on wednesday, and it looks like it should be a dry day across east anglia in the , whereas on tuesday the rain that we had here was much slower to clear away. but it has moved away together with that weather front, we've got low pressure bringing some wetter, windy weather towards the northwest of the uk, but we've all got this west or southwesterly wind that's blowing in cooler and fresher air, so these are the temperatures first thing in the morning. it'll be a cooler start to the day through the midlands and eastern parts of england, with some sunshine around as well. there will be some sunshine around on wednesday. we're also going to find some showers too, particularly across the northern half of the uk, where the winds will be a bit stronger. and some heavier rain and more persistent rain could affect northern and western scotland in the morning, followed by lots of showers, some of them heavy in the north. sunshine and showers for northern ireland. some showers near these western coasts of england and wales will get blown further inland across wales and nort

northern england and wales, eventually leaving the rather humid airto start the day on friday across east anglialand, where there could well still be a few patches of drizzle, a bit of mist around, too. but that lot should clear out of the way quite quickly, and then we're looking at those fresher conditions spreading across all of the uk. sunny spells widespread. 0k, there could be some patches of cloud at times across england and wales, won't be completely gin—clear sunny skies, and there will be some showers, particularly for western scotland, one or two possible for northern ireland and north wales. but there will be a lot of dry weather through the afternoon and plenty of pleasant, warm spells of august sunshine. now, for the weekend, we have weak weather fronts pestering england and wales, bringing a rather mixed weather picture here. cloud will vary through the day. it will tend to come and go. there could be a few patches of rain, but equally some warm spells of sunshine. the sunniest weather, though, will be further northwards for scotland, northern ireland, northern england. could be a

so, from london, across east anglia, into lincolnshire, temperatures could still reach the high 20s,going to be the low 20s, or even the high teens, further towards the west and north, and then on wednesday, a ridge of high pressure builds in between weather systems, so that means that the weather's looking fairly promising. many of us would call it a perfect summer's day, with fine weather midweek. towards the end of the week, there could be some rain, and then beyond that, the forecast is somewhat uncertain, with a little bit of rain, but also plenty of sunshine. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. columns of ukrainian armoured vehicles are seen moving towards the russian border, as kyiv presses on with its offensive in the kursk region. as the israeli military orders more evacuations in southern gaza — hamas rules out new rounds of negotiations over the terms of a ceasefire deal. and the olympic flag is handed overfrom paris to la after a spectacular closing ceremony in the stade de france with a bit of star power. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. six days since presi

other areas to watch out for — the south downs, maybe some other areas of east anglia and south—easty nasty indeed. through the remainder of the night, eventually those storms will calm down. we'll be left with dry weather conditions for most areas, with some clear spells around. still quite warm and humid, particularly across central and eastern england. we've got this slightly fresher air with us in parts of scotland and northern ireland as well. now, heading into friday, an area of low pressure is set to bring some rain in from the north—west, and that band of rain is going to very slowly push its way eastwards through friday night and on into saturday. so taking about 36 hours or so to cross the uk. now, friday, many of us will start the day on a dry and sunny note, but it won't be long before we see that band of heavy rain push into northern ireland and western scotland, with strengthening gusts of wind. england and wales, a lot of dry, sunny and very warm weather. however, there could be one or two thunderstorms popping up through the afternoon across parts of east anglia and t

other areas to watch out for — the south downs, maybe some other areas of east anglia and south—eastery nasty indeed. through the remainder of the night, eventually those storms will calm down. we'll be left with dry weather conditions for most areas, with some clear spells around. still quite warm and humid, particularly across central and eastern england. we've got this slightly fresher air with us in parts of scotland and northern ireland as well. now, heading into friday, an area of low pressure is set to bring some rain in from the north—west, and that band of rain is going to very slowly push its way eastwards through friday night and on into saturday. so taking about 36 hours or so to cross the uk. now, friday, many of us will start the day on a dry and sunny note, but it won't be long before we see that band of heavy rain push into northern ireland and western scotland, with strengthening gusts of wind. england and wales, a lot of dry, sunny and very warm weather. however, there could be one or two thunderstorms popping up through the afternoon across parts of east anglia and

northern england and wales, eventually leaving the rather humid air to start the day on friday across east angliadrizzle, a bit of mist around, too. but that lot should clear out of the way quite quickly, and then we're looking at those fresher conditions spreading across all of the uk. sunny spells widespread. 0k, there could be some patches of cloud at times across england and wales, won't be completely gin—clear sunny skies, and there will be some showers, particularly for western scotland, one or two possible for northern ireland and north wales. but there will be a lot of dry weather through the afternoon and plenty of pleasant, warm spells of august sunshine. now, for the weekend, we have weak weather fronts pestering england and wales, bringing a rather mixed weather picture here. cloud will vary through the day. it will tend to come and go. there could be a few patches of rain, but equally some warm spells of sunshine. the sunniest weather, though, will be further northwards for scotland, northern ireland, northern england. could be a few showers, though, for western scotland once again.

northern england and wales, eventually leaving the rather humid air to start the day on friday across east angliaoo. but that lot should clear out of the way quite quickly and then we're looking at those fresher conditions spreading across all of the uk. you do have hot weather, high 20s to low 30s. sunday night and into monday, quite extensive heavy and thundery outbreaks of rain across the uk, could cause some localised surface water flooding issues. but towards the south east and probably parts of east anglia,

still quite warm and humid across east anglia and the southeast.humidity may linger across the southeast, which could give some afternoon showers, so looking at some showers, so looking at some showers across the northwest of scotland for many , tomorrow's scotland for many, tomorrow's a decent looking day. dry and bright, a fresher feel as well and temperatures close to the average for the time of year. generally high teens across the north, low to mid 20s. further south. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> now some good news this morning. there's a final three weeks of our £30,000 great british giveaway still to come. struggle with that one, but there's still plenty of time to get your entry in, so have a little think. what would you do with all of that extra cash? here are all the details that you need for a chance to win it. >> celebrate a spectacular summer with your chance to win an incredible £30,000 in tax free cash in our great british giveaway. it's the biggest prize of the year so far and it's total

and sunny and the heat and humidity will be at its worst across the midlands and lincolnshire and east angliaof the year. that heat may get pushed away overnight and there are more weather fronts coming into the picture on tuesday which will bring some cloud and rain away from northern ireland and rain away from northern ireland and pushing into scotland and heading into western parts of england and wales but what are south—east and the midlands and east anglia it will be dry and there will be sunshine and still very warm, just not as hot or humid as monday will be. but we start to see weather fronts come in from the atlantic and the first one grinds to a halt on tuesday and into wednesday. a little way on it so it is not moving very far in the is where we have the sun of cloud and rain for a while but ahead of that the risk of thunderstorms clipping east anglia and south—east england overnight and first thing on wednesday but it does become drier here. it is still quite warm with temperatures in the mid 20s at another band of rain comes into scotland and northern ireland dropping the tempera

week, what with the thunder and lightning and the heat and humidity, and it was hottest across east angliature of the year so far. those temperatures are ebbing away. we'll be turning cooler through the rest of the week, and while there'll be some sunshine at times, there'll also be some spells of rain. these are the temperatures early in the morning, still quite warm across southeastern areas, but elsewhere a more comfortable 10 or 11 degrees. and there is cloud and rain coming into western areas by the morning, and this rain will push very slowly eastwards. moving away from northern ireland, we'll get some sunshine. we'll see the rain pushing eastwards across scotland, moving further into northern england, wales and the southwest. but across the midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia and the southeast, it's dry. a little bit hazy with the sunshine perhaps, especially in the afternoon, but very warm once again. temperatures 27 or 28 degrees. not as hot or as humid as it was on monday. but there is cooler air coming into the northwest. it follows that weather front that's bringing the cloud a

so, we start off with a few scattered showers across east anglia, slowly brightening up and warming upto northern ireland, north—west scotland, as the afternoon progresses. it may well stay relatively dry across eastern parts of scotland. temperatures in scotland and northern ireland, 16 to 21 celsius, but a warm, sultry afternoon across eastern england, with highs of 27 celsius. somewhat fresher conditions will arrive as we move into the weekend, because as this front — a cold front — sinks south and east, it will introduce slightly less humid air. but there is still a risk of a cloudy start across parts of england and wales, and a line of sharp, thundery downpours moving their way south and east. behind it, brighter conditions, a few scattered showers into the north west, and saturday, not quite as warm right across the country, ranging from 15 to 2a celsius, and that trend is going to continue into the week ahead. temperatures, perhaps, back to where they should be for this time of year. there will be more in the way of rain around, but, all in all, for some, still some good, dry, u

across these various weather fronts, we actually had plenty of sunshine and quite hot weather across east angliaes peaking at 30 degrees in cambridge. confirmation, then, that the weather did indeed look a lot cheerier for some. now, looking at the weather picture over the next few hours, we've got a cold front whizzing its way eastwards across the country. what that's essentially doing is it's bringing cooler and fresher air in across the uk, so it won't be so hot across eastern areas of england as we look at the forecast in detail for thursday. and for many of us, it's going to be quite a fresh start to the day. temperatures even in single figures across parts of eastern scotland. now for scotland and northern ireland, this weather front will bring a zone of thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain for a time, followed by some showers into the afternoon. there could be a few showers at times across the northwest of england, maybe across parts of wales, but these few and far between, i think across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, it's a largely dry day. still warm in the sunshine, 23 degre

but we mightjust cling on to some sunshine. 26 celsius in east anglia, once again, fresher for most. now, that weather front will continue to push its way through the south and east during the overnight period thursday into the early hours of friday morning. it's the dividing line between fresher conditions to the far northwest. here we'll start friday morning in single figures, but still a relatively warm night for sleeping 17—18 celsius in the southeast corner. early morning cloud and rain will ease away. high pressure then builds once again. a few scattered showers into the far north and west, but on friday, a good deal of dry, settled and sunny weather for most of us. we've lost that humidity. that fresher feel will still continue 14—21 degrees for most in the north, 20—25 across much of england and wales. now into the weekend, high pressure will continue to build in from the west and continue to quieten things down. so not a bad weekend in prospect for pretty much most of us, really. a few scattered showers from time to time in the northwest, but on the whole, dry, settled and su

other areas to watch out for — the south downs, maybe some other areas of east anglia and south—eastthose storms will calm down. we'll be left with dry weather conditions for most areas, with some clear spells around. still quite warm and humid, particularly across central and eastern england. we've got this slightly fresher air with us in parts of scotland and northern ireland as well. now, heading into friday, an area of low pressure is set to bring some rain in from the north—west, and that band of rain is going to very slowly push its way eastwards through friday night and on into saturday. so taking about 36 hours or so to cross the uk. now, friday, many of us will start the day on a dry and sunny note, but it won't be long before we see that band of heavy rain push into northern ireland and western scotland, with strengthening gusts of wind. england and wales, a lot of dry, sunny and very warm weather. however, there could be one or two thunderstorms popping up through the afternoon across parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england as well, so we'll need to keep a c

so, from london, across east anglia, into lincolnshire, temperatures could still reach the high 20s,s, further towards the west and north, and then on wednesday, a ridge of high pressure builds in between weather systems, so that means that the weather's looking fairly promising. many of us would call it a perfect summer's day, with fine weather midweek. towards the end of the week, there could be some rain, and then beyond that, the forecast is somewhat uncertain, with a little bit of rain, but also plenty of sunshine. bye— bye. live from washington. this is bbc news. columns of ukrainian armoured vehicles are seen moving towards the russian border, as kyiv presses on with its offensive in the kursk region. as the israeli military orders more evacuations in southern gaza, hamas rules out new rounds of negotiations over the terms of a ceasefire deal. and the olympic flag is handed overfrom paris to la after a spectacular closing ceremony in the stade de france with a bit of star power. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. six days since president zelensky�*s forces launched a surprise inc

but we mightjust cling on to some sunshine. 26 celsius in east anglia, once again, fresher for most. rough the south and east during the overnight period thursday, into the early hours of friday morning. it's the dividing line between fresher conditions to the far northwest. here, we'll start friday morning in single figures, but still a relatively warm night for sleeping, 17 or 18 celsius in the southeast corner. early morning cloud and rain will ease away. high pressure then builds once again. a few scattered showers into the far north and west, but on friday, a good deal of dry, settled and sunny weather for most of us. we've lost that humidity, that fresher feel will still continue 14—21 degrees for most in the north, 20—25 across much of england and wales. now, into the weekend, high pressure will continue to build in from the west and continue to quieten things down. so not a bad weekend in prospect for pretty much most of us, really. a few scattered showers from time to time in the north west, but on the whole, dry, settled and sunny, with highs once again peaking at 25 celsius

so from london, across east anglia, into lincolnshire, temperatures could still reach the high 20s.d north. and then on wednesday, a ridge of high pressure builds in between weather systems, so that means that the weather's looking fairly promising. many of us would call it a perfect summer's day, with fine weather midweek. towards the end of the week, there could be some rain, and then beyond that, the forecast is somewhat uncertain, with a little bit of rain but also plenty of sunshine. bye— bye. welcome to newsday, i'm steve lai reporting live from singapore. the headlines: the 2024 paris olympics has officially ended, with a dramatic closing ceremony at the stade de france. ukrainian troops advance up to 30km inside russia, in what has become the deepest and most significant incursion since the war began. the family of nine—year—old alice da silva aguiar — one of three young girls killed in a knife attack in southport — release a photo taken just before she took part in a taylor swift dance club on the day of her funeral. amid ongoing warnings of a wider escalation in the middle

we pick up on that front on saturday morning, draped across east anglia and south—east england, withbe quite light, but there could be a few heavier bursts mixed in. eventually that clears through the afternoon. what follows for most of the uk is a fresher feeling day, with sunny spells widespread and just a few showers running into the north and west of scotland. heading into the second half of the weekend, it's not a bad start to the day really. most areas dry with variable cloud and there should be some sunny spells coming through that as the day goes by. however, we end the day in northern ireland and western scotland with the next area of rain moving its way in. that rain is associated with the next area of low pressure that's going to be bringing rain across these north—western areas of the uk into the early part of next week. the rain could turn out to be really quite heavy across these areas, so there is a risk of seeing some localised flooding. even beyond that, as the rain clears through, we'll be left with quite a few showers around, temperatures generally running into the

across these various weather fronts, we actually had plenty of sunshine and quite hot weather across east angliaith temperatures peaking at 30 degrees in cambridge. confirmation, then, that the weather did indeed look a lot cheerierfor some. now, looking at the weather picture over the next few hours, we've got a cold front whizzing its way eastwards across the country. what that's essentially doing is it's bringing cooler and fresher air in across the uk, so it won't be so hot across eastern areas of england as we look at the forecast in detail for thursday. and for many of us, it's going to be quite a fresh start to the day. temperatures even in single figures across parts of eastern scotland. now for scotland and northern ireland, this weather front will bring a zone of thicker cloud, outbreaks of rain for a time, followed by some showers into the afternoon. there could be a few showers at times across the northwest of england, maybe across parts of wales, but these few and far between, i think across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, it's a largely dry day. still warm in the sunsh

other areas to watch out for — the south downs, maybe some other areas of east anglia and south—eastthe night, eventually those storms will calm down. we'll be left with dry weather conditions for most areas, with some clear spells around. still quite warm and humid, particularly across central and eastern england. we've got this slightly fresher air with us in parts of scotland and northern ireland as well. now, heading into friday, an area of low pressure is set to bring some rain in from the north—west, and that band of rain is going to very slowly push its way eastwards through friday night and on into saturday. so taking about 36 hours or so to cross the uk. now, friday, many of us will start the day on a dry and sunny note, but it won't be long before we see that band of heavy rain push into northern ireland and western scotland, with strengthening gusts of wind. england and wales, a lot of dry, sunny and very warm weather. however, there could be one or two thunderstorms popping up through the afternoon across parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england as well, so

we pick up on that front on saturday morning, draped across east anglia and south—east england, with it is going to be quite light, but there could be a few heavier bursts mixed in. eventually that clears through the afternoon. what follows for most of the uk is a fresher feeling day, with sunny spells widespread and just a few showers running into the north and west of scotland. heading into the second half of the weekend, it's not a bad start to the day really. most areas dry with variable cloud and there should be some sunny spells coming through that as the day goes by. however, we end the day in northern ireland and western scotland with the next area of rain moving its way in. that rain is associated with the next area of low pressure that's going to be bringing rain across these north—western areas of the uk into the early part of next week. the rain could turn out to be really quite heavy across these areas, so there is a risk of seeing some localised flooding. even beyond that, as the rain clears through, we'll be left with quite a few showers around, temperatures generally

some dampness heading its way towards east anglia later in the afternoon. the south, misty along the south coast, still some showers in the far north of scotland, although the winds are easing. but with clearer skies in the rest of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, down into wales, it is going to be a bit cooler than last night. temperatures could be as low as seven or 8 degrees. but it will warm up quickly in the sunshine tomorrow, there will be fewer showers in northern scotland. a southerly breeze will pick up, it will tend to lift that mist and low cloud. we will see some sunshine coming through across southern areas but with the wind is coming in from the south at those temperatures are set to rise. so a warmer day on sunday but it is particular warm across england and wales. temperatures towards the south—east could get close to 30 degrees later on in the day. it has been very hot in spain and that heat is pushing through france and towards england and wales. it is going to be very hot for the closing ceremony of the olympics in paris. and

still looking dry though through the midlands, and more sunshine across east anglia and the southeastthis wetter weather, with thunder and lightning pushing eastwards, mainly across the northern half of the uk. a few showers are possible in wales and the southwest, but towards the southeast, it will be dry and sunny. and the heat and humidity will be particularly uncomfortable through the midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia, and the southeast. temperatures 30 celsius for many — could make 34 in the southeast of england — the hottest day of the year. now that heat and humidity will get pushed away to a certain extent, and we will see some more weather fronts coming in from now on bbc news — kyle: the gunman who divided america reporter: two people killed, i a third hurt last night in kenosha. reporter: authorities are now. searching for a possible vigilante. i can�*t change what happened... reporter: a 17-year-old with an ar-15. .. - ..but hindsight being 20—20, i would never have gone there. reporter: the illinois teen facing murder charges - and potentially life in prison. that night

some dampness heading towards east anglia later in the afternoon.he south coast, showers in the far north of scotland although the far north of scotland although the winds are easing. clear skies and the rest of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, into wales, cooler than last night. temperatures as low as seven or 8 degrees. it warm up quickly in the sunshine tomorrow, fewer showers in scotland. the breeze will lift the low cloud. sunshine in southern areas and with the wind coming in from the south temperatures are set to rise. a warm day on sunday but it is particular warm across england and wales. temperatures towards the south—east could get close to 30 degrees later on in the day. it has been very hot in spain and that heat is pushing through france and towards england and wales. it will be very hot for the closing ceremony of the olympics in paris. that heat is coming in ahead of this weather front, an area of low pressure. it is destabilising the air, bringing some thunderstorms overnight into monday and some heavy rain. the wetter

some dampness heading its way towards east anglia later in the afternoon.udy and warm towards the south, misty along the south coast, still some showers in the far north of scotland, although the winds are easing. but with clearer skies in the rest of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, down into wales, it is going to be a bit cooler than last night. temperatures could be as low as seven or 8 degrees. but it will warm up quickly in the sunshine tomorrow, there will be fewer showers in northern scotland. a southerly breeze will pick up, it will tend to lift that mist and low cloud. we will see some sunshine coming through across southern areas but with the wind is coming in from the south at those temperatures are set to rise. so a warmer day on sunday but it is particular warm across england and wales. temperatures towards the south—east could get close to 30 degrees later on in the day. it has been very hot in spain and that heat is pushing through france and towards england and wales. it is going to be very hot for the closing ceremony of the ol