the met office says temperatures reached 2a.2 degree celsius in east sussex and could rise as high asson, that pulling out of the iran nuclear deal could lead to a middle east arms race. now on bbc news, a 70—year—old crime story is revisited in the porthole mystery.

contrast that to the rather grey colours in the sky above st leonards on sea in east sussex, where itn and off rain through the day. now, on sunday we will continue to see that theme of an east—west split. but it will be brighter for some eastern areas. the best of the sunshine again will be further west. but it will be a better day for the south—east of england up towards the midlands compared to what we had on saturday. sunny spells, i think. bit of rain anywhere for the like of northumberland up towards aberdeenshire, and later in the day that rain will push up for the northern isles. any early showers should clear from the south—west quite quickly. most of us having a decent day. dry with some sunshine. lifting temperatures to around 18 degrees. just a bit cooler around the east coast, particularly eastern scotland with outbreaks of rain. that rain should clear away from the east through sunday evening and overnight. the potential for more cloud and one or two showers to push through into east anglia and the south—east early on monday. for many of us, under those clear skies, it w

record breaking weather for a bank holiday in may — as temperatures reach 24.2 degrees in east sussexit may become even hotter. the beach at its best — for many a record—breaking day. for some here a wonderful day out at the beach for some here a wonderful also — preserving one of the world's most loved species. the australian state of new south wales announces a £25 million plan to help protect its dwindling koala population. and ‘a force in crisis' investigates allegations of misconduct and corruption at police scotland. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the metropolitan police are continuing to investigate shootings in london over the weekend, and extra officers supported by armed units, are patrolling the streets. a 17—year—old boy has died, and three other people are in hospital, although their injuries are not considered to be life threatening. earlier, detective chief superintendent simon rose spoke to our correspondent danny shaw and updated him on an incident in wealdstone, north west london, where a thirteen year old and a fifte

record breaking weather for a bank holiday in may — as temperatures reach 24.2 degrees in east sussex hottest for a0 years. beach—goers are enjoying the sunshine and blue skies. also: the rising cost of vanilla sending a chill down the spine of ice—cream makers. a worldwide crop shortage means the extract is now more expensive than silver. and a holocaust survivor who was a child in the belsen concentration camp talks to witness. that's in half an hour , here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. in the past hour, vladimir putin has been sworn in for a fourth term as russian president, at a ceremony in moscow. the lavish inauguration ceremony was held inside the grand kremlin palace before an invited audience. mr putin has been in power, as president or prime minister, for the past 18 years. in the latest vote in march, he won an overwhelming victory after the main opposition leader was barred from standing. more than a thousand people were arrested during demonstrations against his leadership at the weekend. after being sworn in, he pledged to create a "country of poss

there were outbreaks of rain further south, like here in hastings, east sussex.cross the south will move slowly northwards through the iliad overnight. heavy and thundery downpours in some places. and it'll feel warm and muggy. further north, largely dry with clear skies and it'll be cooler. —— through the evening and overnight. icardi start friday for much of england and wales. outbreaks of heavy rain in the midlands. —— a cloudy start. you can see where the heaviest of the downpours will be through the course of friday morning. further south, something drier, some sunshine appearing as the morning wears on. the north of england, scotland, northern ireland, a dry start and sunshine away from posts which will start grey and misty. that cloud should burn back to the coast as the day wears on. for much of scotland and northern ireland, it should stay dry, lots of sunshine. it'll be wept in central and northern parts of england and in towe rds and northern parts of england and in towards wales with thundery downpours. —— it'll be wept -- it'll be —— it'll be wet in

now an east sussex historian is leading a drive for a plaque at the house where they were born.ara smith reports. this movie made their name. they had been rejected by their mother and adopted by a midwife. she put them on display at the pub where she worked and then to them on tour around the world. they were very famous for their time. they burned thousands of pounds, drew huge crowds. they were big games. well, well, tomorrow night is the big night. my sister is getting married andl night. my sister is getting married and i am thrilled. but when life imitated art, things went wrong. their manager had an idea that file that should marry a gay actor and it was a big celebrity wedding. within a few days, it became clear it was a publicity stunt and the american publicity stunt and the american public having love them, felt they have been cheated and that was the start of their decline, really. they ended their days in poverty, daisy dying from flu a few days before violette. the campaign is under way to get a plaque to mark the spot where they were born. it feels like they had a

chance the front in the east could bring one or two showers to parts of lincolnshire, down towards east sussexa little bit more cloud building into northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland later on. temperatures are doing well. in the bulk of the country it is a pretty sunny day. high temperatures up to 21. tuesday, another largely fine and tri—star to the more cloud with patchy rain for for northern ireland in north—west scotland. for the rest of the country at is looking like another sunny day with fairly light winds, and temperatures will be on the up. high is up to 23 degrees in the south—east and 16 degrees to 18 degrees across parts of scotland and northern ireland. with pressure continuing to build through the week ahead it is looking mainly dry, and in those bells of sunshine it should feel presently warm. goodbye for 110w. this is bbc news. our top stories — a man has stabbed five people in central paris, killing at least one. the attacker was shot dead by police. president trump thanks north korea after they said they will be dismantling its nuclea

sussex. it was drizzly with on and offering through the day. on sunday, the theme of an east west split continues. a brighterfor eastern areas. the best of the sunshine further west, but a better day for the south west of england and up towards the midlands compared to what we had on saturday. sunny spells. rain from northumberland up to aberdeenshire and that rain will push up to the northern isles later in the day. early showers clearing from the south—west and lifting temperatures to 18 degrees. cool around the east coast particularly around the east coast particularly around north—east scotland. the rain clearing through sunday evening and overnight. the potential to some showers to push back into east anglia and the south—east early on monday. for many of us under the clear skies it will be a fresh start to the day. a chilly start of the working week, but things should be improving. the low pressure will be pushing into france so quite slow moving. i pressure pushing into france so quite slow moving. | pressure across scandinavia moving. i pressure across scandinavia and

pa rt sunzu look at the decision on the part of a private brighton school, brighton college in east sussexreal zero tolerance attitude when it comes to non— recyclable plastic used in the school. you would be punished in the same way as if you were caught smoking. that's going a bit far but it is trying to influence behaviour is. you need to influence behaviours with the young, because they are the consumers of the future —— influence behaviours. i'm not sure punishment is really it because up until about three years ago it was seen as a good thing. it seems the carrot doesn't work, you need to get the stick, some argue that point. but up until three—year is ago you were being told uni to buy water bottles because coca—cola is really bad for you —— three years ago. it's a real sea change. i don't believe the state until you really needed —— i don't believe the stick. thanks, call me the, thank you for being with us on the briefing —— need it. more news at the top of the hour. hello. once any early rain clears easternmost parts of england as thursday begins, what follows will be a lot of fi

the met office says temperatures reached 2a.2 degree celsius in east sussex and could rise as high asson, that pulling out of the iran nuclear deal could lead to a middle east arms race. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show, i'm in windsor. in our royal special, we'll give you our guide to get the best out of the most talked—about wedding this year. on may19 on may 19 these streets are going to be around. english barley to represent harry, west coast hopes to represent harry, west coast hopes to represent meghan. and wejump on the qe2 as she finally reopens as a floating hotel in dubai. in a couple of weeks' time, on may 19th, prince harry and meghan markle will get married in st george's chapel at windsor castle. windsor has a long history with the royals. its castle is one of the queen's favourite weekend retreats and prince harry was educated at nearby eton college. am going to visit a local brewery which is great because i'm feeling thirsty. it never ceases to amaze me how much goes on when you come into a brewery. we are combining english b

record breaking weather for a bank holiday in may as temperatures reach 24.2 degrees in east sussex.g in the sunshine enjoying the heatwave.

contrast that to the grey skies above saint leonards on sea on east sussex where there was quite a bitnday we are looking at those cloudy conditions persisting in the east. the best of the sunshine to be found for the west across the country. one or two showers across the fast south—west first thing. they should ease away. that rain into the northern isles as well. for the rest of the country, not a bad day on sunday. it should brighten up for many of us. a better day for the south—east and was the midlands. damages towards 18. should feel find during sunday afternoon with those light winds as well. —— temperatures. into sunday evening, we keep rain across parts of the far north—east of scotland, particularly the northern isles. and we have a line of cloud towards east anglia and the south—east. one or two showers into monday. for most of us clear and dry conditions out there. quite a fresh start to the working week. temperatures down in single figures monday morning. the weather should improve as we had through the next few days. that is because low pressure will sit across parts of f

that the front in the east could bring one or two showers two putts of lincolnshire down towards east sussexscotla nd in to northern ireland and western scotland later on. temperatures doing well. for the bulk of the country a sunny day and height up to 21 celsius. tuesday, a fine and dry start to the day. more cloud with patchy rain for northern ireland and offer scotland. for the rest of the country, it looks like another sunny day. light winds and temperatures will be on the up. ice is up to around 23 in the south—east and 16— 18 across parts of scotland and northern ireland —— hightower. it is looking mainly dry and in the spells of sunshine it should feel pleasa ntly of sunshine it should feel pleasantly warm. goodbye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: a terrorist knife attack in paris leaves one person dead and at least four others injured. the so—called islamic state say they did it. north korea announces plans to dismantle its nuclear test site within weeks. international experts and j

contrast that to the rather grey skies above st leonards on sea in east sussex, where there was quitethrough the day on sunday we are looking at those cloudy conditions persisting in the east, the best of the sunshine to be found further west across the country. one or two showers across the west and south—west in the morning, those should clear away. rain from northumberland towards aberdeenshire, but for the rest of the country, not a bad day on sunday. it should brighten up for many of us. better today for the south—east of england and the midlands. temperatures up to 18 degrees, should feel quite fine on sunday afternoon with those light winds as well. as we work our way through to sunday evening, we keep that rain across parts of the far north—east of scotland, particularly for the northern isles, then we have this line of cloud stretching down towards east anglia and the south—east. perhaps one or two showers in the early hours of monday. for most of us, clear and dry conditions out there. quite a fresh start to the working week. temperatures well down into single figures first

sunshine on saturday, but contrast that to the rather grey skies above saint leonards on sea in east sussexs will persist in the east, the best of the sunshine once again to be found further west. one or two showers around the far south—west first thing, they should ease away. rain from anywhere around northumberland up from anywhere around northumberland up towards aberdeenshire and into the northern isles. for the rest of the northern isles. for the rest of the country, not a bad day on sunday. it should brighten up for many of us. a better day for the south—east of england towards the midlands. temperatures up to 18 degrees should feel quite fine during sunday afternoon with those light winds. as we work our way through into sunday evening, we keep that rain across parts of the final of scotland, especially for the northern isles. a line of cloud stretching downpours east anglia and the south—east, perhaps one or two showers into the early hours of monday. most of us will have clear and dry conditions, so quite a fresh started working week. temperatures will down into single figures firs

contrast that to the rather grey skies above st leonards on sea in east sussex, where there was quite are looking at those cloudy conditions persisting in the east, the best of the sunshine to be found further west across the country. one or two showers across the west and south—west in the morning, those should clear away. rain from northumberland towards aberdeenshire, but for the rest of the country, not a bad day on sunday. it should brighten up for many of us. better today for the south—east of england and the midlands. temperatures up to 18 degrees, should feel quite fine on sunday afternoon with those light winds as well. as we work our way through to sunday evening, we keep that rain across parts of the far north—east of scotland, particularly for the northern isles, then we have this line of cloud stretching down towards east anglia and the south—east. perhaps one or two showers in the early hours of monday. for most of us, clear and dry conditions out there. quite a fresh start to the working week. temperatures well down into single figures first thing on monday morning. wea

the met office says temperatures reached 24.2 degree celsius in east sussex and could rise as high as8 degrees. president trump is being warned by the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, that pulling out of the iran nuclear deal could lead to a middle east arms race. now on bbc news, a 70—year—old crime story is revisited in the porthole mystery. this is the bbc home service... james camb, a deck steward on the liner durban castle, was today charged with the murder on the high seas of miss eileen gay gibson, the actress who disappeared from the ship during a voyage from south africa to britain. in other news, the shortage of water continues following the long dry spell... it was here at winchester‘s great hall in march of 1948 that one of the 20th century's most sensational murder trials took place. it had everything you would expect to find in an agatha christie novel. a dashing steward, a beautiful actress, a death on the high seas. but no body. the steward was charged with murdering the 21—year—old actress and pushing her out of the porthole. no trace of her body was ever found. and n

the met office says temperatures reached 24.2 celsius in east sussex and could rise as high as 28 degreesw on bbc news — sam poling investigates the series of crises to have hit police scotland, five years after the creation of the national force. tonight — a police force in crisis. unauthorised surveillance, threats and intimidation of witnesses. the listjust goes on. they were spying on you? they were spying on me. frontline officers targeted. we're talking what, bugs? yes. listening devices? that information never left my head. never left my lips. corruption within the ranks. officers felt pressured to charge a person even when there's not enough evidence. they were saying i was corrupt and that they were investigating me as a corrupt officer. the department had a target. every shift had a target. every officer had a target. the evidence they did not want you to see. that's scored out because they don't want it. i can't see the word fear. is it in there? i look at this, and i am so disappointed. and trouble at the very top. what about your background? my background as a police officer?

here's an example from east sussex earlier today.. overnight, we will see some of this pushing across parts of england, to give equals that of monday. overnight, the rain gets heavier and more widespread in northern ireland, a stash of pain in the gardens. on the way to northwest pollard, the western and northern isles, as well. range of temperatures overnight at their lowest, in eastern england. tomorrow, we will start to put it back to the coast, again, where it might linger trimmer day, keeping it rather cool. inland, you will see some warm sunshine. that whether faragist are stuck across northern ireland, the rain retreating to western countries, . .. echo ireland, the rain retreating to western countries,... echo elsewhere in scotland is some sunshine. cards increasing, the chance of a shower developing across parts of southern end of, the midlands, and then later wales. it could be heavy and possibly thundery, but not everybody will catch those showers. some of these shower still around on monday evening, putting a bit further

from east sussex earlier today, an example. in across parts of eastern england to give a cool night and to start monday. 0vernight, rain gets heavier and more widespread and northern ireland. 0n the way to north—west scotland, question as northern isles as well. the range of temperatures overnight, at the lowest in easterly winds. tomorrow, the chicherit to the coast where it may linger during the coast where it may linger during the day. giving it rather cool. that weather front is just stuck across northern ireland. the rain retreated to western counties during the day, but still buried to north—west comment. elsewhere in scotland, some sunshine, sunny spells and it without wales. cloud increasing. the chance of a shower developing across southern england, midlands and wales. it could be heavy and possibly thundery, but by no means eve ryo ne possibly thundery, but by no means everyone will catch it. the words will bring to wish is to low 20s. the weather fronts, the will bring to wish is to low 20s. the weatherfronts, the ra

here in east sussex south of london these garden sculptures are a clue that the house belonged to an artist. surrealist painter roland penrose lived here with his wife lisa miller one of the most famous women war photographers . their son antony penrose inherited from them and exquisite collection of modern art and a secret. after my mother died my late wife susanna came up here in the attic and she found that my mom had hidden her entire career there was something like sixty thousand negatives there were manuscripts the well maps the letters she had told everybody that there was nothing left of her work has all been destroyed in the war but we found that there was absolutely an entire here. antony penrose turned his parents' home into a museum he's become one of the leading experts on his mother's life and work. she invented herself many different times and she started off being a tomboy that was the first life she had then she became an art student then she became a top fashion model and then she became a serial a photographer and then that developed into being a studio and a comme

in herefordshire, the skies are turning cloudier in southern counties like this picture shows in east sussexg out of northern france, it is pushing into the south—east there. meanwhile, in the north east of scotland we are looking at the back edge of that rain which is almost cleared away now from the north east mainland, it will clear the northern isles and then we will see a pleasant afternoon for much of scotland, northern ireland some sunshine, one or two shower, for england and wales central and northern areas seeing the best of the weather. in the south—east there will be rain. there will be sunny spells in east anglia and temperature—wise mid to high teens celsius at best. this rain peps up to become heavier and more widespread in the evening an overnight. it moves northwards into much of eastern england and then into eastern scotland and it becomes much why spread. uncertainty to how far westwards it will move. we are thinking a bit of the midland although much of northern and western scotland, northern ireland, western scotland, northern ireland, western side of england and wales sh

a muggy and humid fields of things others places like in hastings and east sussex. will continue to move north and so the this evening overnight. could see the downpours and places and will feel warm and muggy. but the largely dry with clear skies. as we head into friday we have still got this weather front travelling through social parts of the country. they cloudy start friday, i think, outbreaks of pretty heavy rain through the midlands and parts of wales and northern and eastern england. you can see where that downpour will be during the course of friday morning. for the south dryer and we will see sunshine appearing as the morning wears on. far north of england scotland and other island and a nice dry style here with sunshine away from the coasts which will start rather grey and misty. the clatter crust the areas that should burn back to the coast as the day wears on. much of scotla nd coast as the day wears on. much of scotland and northern ireland should stay dry. pretty wet through the parts of england and towards wales. across the southeast and the sunshine

this was east sussex earlier in the day, the north—west seeing more cloudy and argyll and bute.omorrow for most. the evening hours will have clear skies, starry skies overnight. and it will turn chilly, particularly for this time of year as temperatures fall to within a few degrees of freezing. later in the night, you can see the approach of this weather front. that the terms things more cloudy and breezy. then it pushes towards dumfries and galloway and into the irish sea coast of england and wales. the afternoon looks damp for the western side of scotland. further east, there will be some sunshine. we will catch that rain for the west. the rain, albeit fairly intense to start with, will weaken for a time as it heads eastwards. it is pushing into this area of high pressure, which will weaken it. then it grinds to a halt and that is our big question mark for the weekend. there may be heavy rain brought northwards, and it is the timing of those heavier pulses and where that weather system grinds to a halt that is giving us a headache for the weekend forecast. it doesn't look as f

cloudy and monkey —— further south it was more cloudy and monkey like this picture from hastings, east sussexds, parts of wales, and northern and eastern england. you can see where the heaviest will be through the course friday morning. further south, things will be drier with sunshine appearing. for scotland and northern england a nice dry start and sunny spells away from coasts which will start misty. the cloud should burn away back to the coast as the day wears on. for much of scotland and northern ireland, dry, lots of sunshine, and things will be wet over central parts of the uk. across the far south—east, as temperatures rise, it'll be muggy and there could be home—grown heavy showers or thunderstorms. on into friday night, it stays damp through central portions of the country. on saturday morning we will see more thunder moving in from the near continent, bringing heavy showers for the south—west of england and wales. the start of the bank on it are weakened, a lovely afternoon. sunshine and a lot warmer, up to 25 celsius. something severe in the south, pretty intense showers and thund

i am in eastbourne this morning on the east sussex coast, it is beautiful start to the day and eastbournee a bit of sunshine coming through and that will lift the temperatures nicely. we could see temperatures in the mid or high 20s by the time we get to bank on a day monday. today is quite a fresh start to the day, some sunshine around across parts of southern and eastern england, eastern scotland, a bit more cloud across other parts of the country particularly towards the north—west. more breezy with the showers towards the north—west of scotland. temperatures 17—21dc so it will feel the warm letter on particularly towards eastern scotland and england. largely dry this evening and overnight, one or two light showers in the far west of scotland where it will be breezy. light winds elsewhere so one or two misty patch is developing so for most of us it will not be as chilly as it has been most mornings. a bit cooler and pressure towards the east first thing. any mysterious clears away early saturday and it is looking like a fine and dry day. breezy and cloudy for north—west part of scotla

david browning from seaford in east sussex has been convicted murdering jillian howell at her home in operations on its manchester site. virgin media says there will be a net reduction in 500 roles overall. a report on alleged institutional abuse at a mental health ward in denbighshire has found no evidence to support the claims. an inquiry in 2015 was told by relatives that conditions on the tawel fan ward near rhyl were like a "zoo". but a new investigation has concluded that the evidence it relied on was incomplete. tomos morgan reports. she was vibrant, she was kind, considerate. you always think your own mother is the best. for six weeks in 2012, joyce elizabeth dickerty was cared for at the tawel fan ward at glan clwyd hospital, north wales. a mental health ward with elderly dementia patients. but from the outset, her children, christine and philip, had concerns about their mother. her bed was by the door and there were lots of beds piled up on top of each other, and a curtain ripped down that was supposed to be hiding, so it was like a store room. she deteriorated quicker than

braise and grey, further south, start to see big thunderstorms developling, mainly across east and west sussexuch of the country, apart from western fringes that will stay clear, another warmer night to come, in southern areas where there could be the chance of an odd shower or thunderstorm. so as we head on to tuesday we are still in that very warm air which is across in that very warm air which is a cross m ost in that very warm air which is across most of continental europe in ourair mass, across most of continental europe in our air mass, which is moving up from the south—east, so it will be another warm start today, rather cloudy and grey, like this morning but it should break up to allow for sunshine to develop widely, probably the best in north and western areas. and then like this afternoon we could see showers or thunderstorms developing in southern areas as the temperatures reach the mid 20s, of course with high humidity. into wednesday we look at more organised weather front which pushes wednesday we look at more organised weatherfront which pushes in wednesday we look at more organ

the east will see the highest of the temperatures. anywhere from aberdeenshire to sussexit will be fresher behind the weather front. 16 or so for belfast on tuesday. and then that cold air will filter south across the country behind this front as we look towards the middle of the week. this is our colder interlude. the blue colours are returning on wednesday. when separately the coolest day of the week, after the warmest on tuesday. a bit of cloud for southern parts of england and wales. a cool northerly breeze around the north sea coasts, but inland it should not feel bad at 12— i6 inland it should not feel bad at 12— 16 degrees. things should stay mostly dry and also warm up a bit as we head towards the weekend. the headlines: i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. indonesian police say one family, with four children, carried out coordinated suicide bomb attacks on three churches, killing 13 people. will not tolerate this kind of caldas, i am calling on everyone to fight terrorism. —— we will not tolerate this kind of caldas. fiercely —— cowardice. more fallout from malaysia'

later into the afternoon, a risk of heavy showers developing across kent and east and west sussex., you could wake up to heavy rain across southern parts of england and south wales. the thundery downpours continue into the afternoon. further north, we from the north sea coast, plenty of dry and sunny weather and it is going to feel warm, if not very warm, for many, and muggy across southern parts. temperatures into the 20s. showers and thunderstorms across the south linkedin with this weather front which, on friday, will move further north. so this is what we expect on friday. heavy and thundery rain. in north and west wales into northern areas of england. sunshine to the south, sunshine to the north. another beautiful day for scotland and northern ireland with sunshine and northern ireland with sunshine and quite muggy with temperatures up to 16, 23, 24. into the weekend, warmerair to 16, 23, 24. into the weekend, warmer air speeds up from the mediterranean. a southerly wind. temperatures on the rise. but with it, humidity rises as well so it will turn quite muggy with the risk of

shower developing in the odd sharp shower developing in the south—east later on, those temperatures even warmer, 23 or maybe 2a sussexg the night, sending an ash cloud 9,000 metres into the air. scientists say this could be the first of a violent string of explosions from the crater. residents are warned to take shelter as toxic gas levels spike. president trump seeks to reassure kim jong—un that the us is not seeking to copy the libyan model to end the north korean nuclear programme. and the royal wedding is our main story on bbc.com. with just one day to go before the royal wedding, meghan markle's mother will meet the queen at windsor castle on friday. doria ragland will be accompanied by her daughter and prince harry. but will she walk meghan down the aisle? that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it is time for hardtalk.

a few showers across part of the south—east coast line across sussex, essex and kent. but he will be unlucky if you catch one. we will have an onshore breeze as well which is pegging back the temperatures. the cloud coming in from the northsea will be more extensive tonight, so not just across eastern will be more extensive tonight, so notjust across eastern scotland and the north—east of england, inland as well. east anglia also affected by that cloud. towards the west, we clearer skies. first thing tomorrow, a lot of sunshine in western areas, and in parts of northern scotland. a much brighter and drier day with more sunshine across northern ireland and scotland. meanwhile all of the cloud that has come inland will push back to the north sea coastline through the day, and an onshore flow will mean it feels cooler. in the sunshine, highs of 23 or 2a, maybe even 25. forfurther comment —— on thursday, the same note, cloud coming in and then pushing back through the day. sunshine for scotland, northern england, northern ireland, the midlands and wales, but a weather fron

sussex. still some rain lingering over the next 24 hours in the east. east with the best of the sunshine in the west. one or two showers in the far south—west will ease away. the rain anywhere from northumberland into aberdeenshire and the northern isles as well. for the rest of the country not a bad day. a better day for the south—east of england and the midlands. temperatures up to 18 degrees. it should feel fine on sunday afternoon. as we work our way into sunday evening we keep the rain across parts of the far north—east of scotland, particularly the northern isles. this line of cloud stretching down across the south east. for most of us clear and dry conditions. temperatures into single figures first thing monday morning. the weather should improve over the next few days. high pressure across scandinavia and another area of high pressure working in from the azores across the atlantic. that means the pressure should rise and things should brighten. still one or two showers lingering in east anglia and the south east. for much of the country blue ski

sussex, potentially in london. not necessarily sunny everywhere. more cloud in the north—east.ireland. to the south, sunshine. later in the morning into the afternoon, cloud developing. the risk of some downpours, particularly in southern areas, possibly in the midlands as well. a warm one from many in the south, into the 20s, a bit colderfor the north. how many in the south, into the 20s, a bit colder for the north. how about the flower show? looking fine, temperatures gritted the mid—20s, the chance of rain by thursday. for the chance of rain by thursday. for the middle of the week, it will be a good week, high—pressure extending from scandinavia into the uk. chances of some cloud early in the morning across some of these north—eastern areas, potentially the north—eastern areas, potentially the north seacoast into east anglia. it will be a warm one for many. the orange means temperatures into the 20s. orange means temperatures into the 205. 23, 24 in orange means temperatures into the 20s. 23, 24 in london. in the north of the country, made a high teens, possibly 20 degrees i

sussex. but the vast majority of the country is looking dry. not necessarily sunny everywhere, a bit more cloud in the north—east, some across scotland and partlyskies in northern ireland as well. we have a bit of cloud and to the south, sunshine. later in the morning the cloud will develop so there is the risk of a few downpours, particularly across southern areas, possibly in the midlands as well. warm for many across the south of the country, into the 20s and a little bit colder further north. the chelsea flower show is looking fine, temperatures could hit the mid—20s but there is the chance of rain by the time we get to thursday. let's look at the forecast for the middle part of the week. it will be a good week with high—pressure extending all the way from scandinavia into the uk. there will be a bit of cloud early in the morning across some of these north—eastern areas, possibly along the north sea coast down into east anglia. but it will be a warm one for many. where you see the orange, those are temperatures well into the 20s, so 23, 24 in london and in the north of the country, mid—or high teens and possibly 20 degrees in edinburgh. on

across kent and sussex, for example, maybe even the london area, but the vast majority of the country is looking dry. not necessarily sunny everywhere. a bit more cloud in the north—east the north of the country here where we have a bit of the cloud. to the south, sunshine. and then later in the morning, into the afternoon, the clouds will continue to develop so there is that risk of a few downpours, particularly across southern areas, possibly in the midlands as well. and a warm one for many of us — across the south of the country into the 20s, a little bit colder north. how about the chelsea flower show? it is looking absolutely fine, temperatures could hit the mid 20s but there is a chance of rain by the time we get to thursday. so let's have a look at the forecast for the middle part of the week — it will be a really good week with high—pressure extending all the way from scandinavia into the uk. chances are there will be a bit of cloud, at least early in the morning, across some of these north—eastern areas, possibly along that north sea coast down into east anglia, but it will be a warm one for many of us. where you see those oranges, those are temperatures well

sussex, potentially wanted. the vast majority of the country is looking dry. not necessarily sunny everywhere. some cloud in the north—eastn the morning, into the afternoon, cold develops. there is the risk of some downpours, particularly across southern areas, possibly the midlands. —— cloud develops. into the 20s in the cells, cold in the north. the chelsea flower show. it is looking fine, temperatures could hit the mid—20s. there is the chance of rain by thursday. the middle part of rain by thursday. the middle part of the week, going to be a good week, high—pressure extending from scandinavia into the uk. the chances are there will be some cloud early in the morning across some of these north—eastern areas. possibly a long that both seacoast into is likely —— into east anglia. we use evils oranges, dalston bridges are well into the 20s. —— where you see those oranges. possibly 20 degrees in edinburgh. the next couple of days, thursday and friday, temperatures levelling off across the country further south around 22 in london. the risk of showers. he forecast for saturday, things sets to work up widely across europe. t

sussex. but the vast majority of the country is looking dry. not necessarily sunny everywhere, a bit more cloud in the north—east, some across scotland and partlyll. we have a bit of cloud and to the south, sunshine. later in the morning the cloud will develop so there is the risk of a few downpours, particularly across southern areas, possibly in the midlands as well. warm for many across the south of the country, into the 20s and a little bit colder for the north. the chelsea flower show is looking fine, temperatures could hit the mid—20s but there is the chance of rain by the time we get to thursday. let's look at the forecast for the middle part of the week. it will be a good week with high—pressure extending all the way from scandinavia into the uk. there will be a bit of cloud early in the morning across some of these north—eastern areas, possibly along the north sea coast down into east anglia. but it will be a warm one for many. where you see the orange, those are temperatures well into the 20s, so 23, 24 in london and in the north of the country, mid—or high teens and possibly 20 degrees in edinburgh. 0n teens and possibly 20 degrees i

somewhat but it has been a different situation in south—east england, flash flooding, lightning strikes affecting parts of essex and kent and sussex rumble on for a while, the next few hours, eventually a drier interlude before the next pulse of showers and storms moves up during the second part of the night. another warm and muddy one but further north and west, dry night with a clear spells. this feature is moving out, which will bring showers and storms to the east. it will move north and west through web mistake and it is wet in england and wales, and it is wet in england and wales, a grim commute, a lot of standing water. rain affecting the north east of in and the north and the majority of in and the north and the majority of scotla nd of in and the north and the majority of scotland and northern ireland, and other dry and sunny day, but welcome rain for parts of the north of england and sunshine developing, another warm and muddy one. heading into thursday, the remnants of that front could bring showers to parts of scotla nd front could bring showers to parts of scotland and northern ireland but elsewhere a cloudy start and

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across kent and sussex, for example, maybe even the london area, but the vast majority of the country is looking dry. not necessarily sunny everywhere. a bit more cloud in the north—eastland as well. so that is the north of the country here where we have a bit of the cloud. to the south, sunshine. and then later in the morning, into the afternoon, the clouds will continue to develop so there is that risk of a few downpours, particularly across southern areas, possibly in the midlands as well. and a warm one for many of us — across the south of the country into the 20s, a little bit colder north. how about the chelsea flower show? it is looking absolutely fine, temperatures could hit the mid 20s but there is a chance of rain by the time we get to thursday. so let's have a look at the forecast for the middle part of the week — it will be a really good week with high—pressure extending all the way from scandinavia into the uk. chances are there will be a bit of cloud, at least early in the morning, across some of these north—eastern areas, possibly along that north sea coast down into east anglia, but it will be a warm one for many of us. where you see those oranges, tho

across kent and sussex, for example, maybe even the london area, but the vast majority of the country is looking dry. not necessarily sunny everywhere. a bit more cloud in the north—eastt is the north of the country here where we have a bit of the cloud. to the south, sunshine. and then later in the morning, into the afternoon, the clouds will continue to develop so there is that risk of a few downpours, particularly across southern areas, possibly in the midlands as well. and a warm one for many of us — across the south of the country into the 20s, a little bit colder north. how about the chelsea flower show? it is looking absolutely fine, temperatures could hit the mid 20s but there is a chance of rain by the time we get to thursday. so let's have a look at the forecast for the middle part of the week — it will be a really good week with high—pressure extending all the way from scandinavia into the uk. chances are there will be a bit of cloud, at least early in the morning, across some of these north—eastern areas, possibly along that north sea coast down into east anglia, but it will be a warm one for many of us. where you see those oranges, those are temperatures