for the pennines and east wales, very warm sunshine. 0nce wales.ne. once this green band has pushed through northern ireland in scotland, especially in the evening, brightening up again from the north. 0ne brightening up again from the north. one or two showers, a spell of rain for a glasgow and fringing into edinburgh through the afternoon. to the south, staying dry for the bulk of the day across northern england. venturing into the lake district in snowdonia, low cloud and drizzle around. for eastern wales across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, long and sunny spells. for some, unbroken sunshine. that allows temperatures to head higher than sunday. across parts of south—east england, 28— 29, even a chance of 30. it could be the warmest bank holiday on record. monday night, this band of cloud and rain across northern england and the midlands by tuesday morning. cool feel behind that across northern ireland, might be into east anglia in south—east england. warm and sunny spells before cloud increasing in east anglia in south—east englan

for east wales and much of england, it is dry, plenty of sunshine.ite cool feel, that rain will clear from north—western parts of scotland through the day. a cloudy affair across north—western england, maybe the odd spot of rain, further east through east wales and england it is dry and warm, if not hot. plenty of sunshine. highs of 28 degrees potentially. if we do, it will be the warmest late august bank holiday on record. some potentially quite hot conditions here. the rain which has been across northern ireland and scotla nd has been across northern ireland and scotland is associated with this front. as it slips across the country to tuesday it tends to weaken. more cloud, the odd spot of rain across the morning which will ease. fairly cloudy across the country. for most of the country, fresher conditions on tuesday. 15 to 17 degrees for many, still holding onto some warmth in the far south—east. looking ahead into wednesday, we are attacked from two sides by every of low pressure. this one from the atlantic and another across the net continent. t

east wales, the pennines, long sunny spells.ust bank holiday on record! through monday night, some of the wrangle. across northern england into wales and into the midlands, a weakening weather system working its way southwards, call and fresh to the north of it and wild and muddy to the south. as it continues to edge southwards during tuesday it would have a great deal of rain left on it and still some sunny spells in east anglia, south—east england as it turns warm and humid and once again before the cloud increases. scotland northern ireland are fresher feel, quite windy, some sunshine, a few showers, most running into northwest scotland. quite a range of temperatures. it will come down in south—east england by wednesday. a messy picture with some areas of low pressure threatening parts of england and wales on wednesday. some outbreaks of rain. they are gone by thursday as the high pressure builds backin thursday as the high pressure builds back in across the uk. for wednesday, the threat of some outbreaks of rain for parts of

through east wales are much of england it is dry, warm if not hot. plenty of sunshine.do, it will be the warmest late august bank holiday on record. some potentially quite hot conditions. the rain which has been across northern ireland and scotland is associated with this front. as it slips across the country it tends to weaken, so maybe the odd spot of rain on tuesday morning, gradually easing. for most of the country fairly cloudy. we are in fresher conditions on tuesday, 15 to 17 degrees for many, still holding onto some warmth and humidity in the far south—east of the country. looking ahead to wednesday, we are attacked from two sides by areas of low pressure. this one coming from the atla ntic pressure. this one coming from the atlantic and another across the net continent. that means a fairly messy picture. details will be tricky at this stage. lots of cloud around midweek. there will be some outbreaks of rain. temperature wise, probably between 16 and 20 degrees. this is bbc news. the headlines two lorry drivers are charged with dangerous driving offences after t

for the pennines and east wales, very warm sunshine.d in scotland, especially in the evening, brightening up again from the north. one or two showers, a spell of rain for a glasgow and fringing into edinburgh through the afternoon. to the south, staying dry for the bulk of the day across northern england. venturing into the lake district in snowdonia, low cloud and drizzle around. for eastern wales across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, long and sunny spells. for some, unbroken sunshine. that allows temperatures to head higher than sunday. across parts of south—east england, 28— 29, even a chance of 30. it could be the warmest bank holiday on record. monday night, this band of cloud and rain across northern england and the midlands by tuesday morning. cool feel behind that across northern ireland, might be into east anglia in south—east england. warm and sunny spells before cloud increasing in east anglia in south—east england. not much rain on this area of cloud, sinking south. to the north, cool and fresh feeling. some su

wales and the midlands. already a weakening feature. cloud heading further south. still very warm in south—east england and east anglia, sunny spells. nd. wednesday, messy, low pressure threatening england and wales. thursday and friday, high—pressure building into the uk. the threat of rain on wednesday, the odd shower in scotland and northern ireland. a better chance of catching one of those on thursday. not the highest temperatures next weekend, but pleasantly warm when the sun makes an appearance. expect some cool nights as we head into september. more online. i'm rico hizon in singapore. this is newsday on the bbc. the headlines: 2,000 people are rescued from rising floodwaters in houston as a huge storm hits the us state of texas. we just... wejust... we we just... we prayed wejust... we prayed a lot. wejust praised god and he rescued us, so we are very thankful. thousands of rohingya muslims escape fighting in myanmar, only to be turned back by bangladeshi border guards. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme. security forces are on high alert in northern india, where a self—styled guru convicted of rape will be se

for the pennines and east wales, very warm sunshine. pushed through northern ireland in scotland, especially in the evening, brightening up again from the north. one or two showers, a spell of rain for a glasgow and fringing into edinburgh through the afternoon. to the south, staying dry for the bulk of the day across northern england. venturing into the lake district and snowdonia, low cloud and drizzle around. for eastern wales across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, long and sunny spells. for some, unbroken sunshine. that allows temperatures to head higher than sunday. across parts of south—east england, 28—29, even a chance of 30. it could be the warmest bank holiday on record. monday night, this band of cloud and rain across northern england and the midlands by tuesday morning. cool feel behind that across northern ireland, might be into east anglia in south—east england. warm and sunny spells before cloud increasing in east anglia and south—east england. not much rain on this area of cloud, sinking south. to the north,

wales. later in the evening, and on tuesday that band of cloud moves south. hardly any rain left once it gets to the south—east scotland and northern ireland, sunshine and showers, heavy in western scotland. an area of low pressure moves to england and wales, but friday the high pressure will build back. wednesday we could see some outbreaks of rain affecting mostly parts of england and wales. keep watching for more details. thursday and friday, sunny spells. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. "beyond anything experienced." that is the assessment of the us national weather service as thousands of people are rescued from rising floodwaters in texas. we just prayed a lot, praised wejust prayed a lot, praised god, and we are very thankful. a suspected chemical leak affects at least 50 people in the eastbourne area. police warn residents and visitors to avoid the beaches and stay indoors. some of the victims of yesterday's m1 crash have been named. they include minibus driver cyriacjoseph, who was 52. a change in policy on brexit. labour says britain should stay in the single market and customs

, but east wales and south—west england, an increaset and a lot of dry weather. hopefully elsewhere staying mostly dry and fairly warm despite the breeze. that breeze will try to push the rain further south through the evening and overnight but it stagnates in central areas so not as cold tomorrow night but still some brightness around in southern and the eastern areas bursting with an increase in cloud. in the north a day of sunny spells with a few showers but if you're stuck under this weather front on monday, very dreary, cloud and outbreaks of rain and only 17 despite the winds easing but they only do so temporarily because we have some nasty weather to come later on monday and into tuesday. this low pressure winds itself up with heavy, thundery rain will consume, and as that pulls into the north sea we get a northerly wind coming down. what season are we in? remind me because it might be that west is best by the middle part of next week but for most they will be windy, cool weather with heavy rain and showers. we'll keep you posted

for east wales, the midlands, northern england, dry with spells of sunshine.ing overin with spells of sunshine. clouding over in northern ireland. scotland, far fewer showers than we have seen today. more sunny spells. sunday night. the rain will get heavier in wales. southern england, the midlands, late in the night, heavy rain. with all of this wet weather, low cloud. mist out hill fog forming as well. that is tied to the weather front allowing warm air into the south of the uk. monday, a cloudy note in england and wales. low cloud and mistand note in england and wales. low cloud and mist and fog and damp drizzly conditions. northern ireland, southern and western scotland, a weather front bringing southern and western scotland, a weatherfront bringing rain. the finals of scotland staying dry. brighter in the south. —— far north. despite that, quite humid with temperatures into the low 20s. tuesday, a cloudy note. better prospect of seeing sunshine in the south. bear in mind, that is where the warm air is. temperatures could get to 29 even in the best of the

across eastern areas, the midlands, east wales and down into the south—west there will be some sunshinehe day. a few showers here and now, starting with a around 15 degrees. the taunton, 16 in cardiff. during the day, not too many showers across the day, not too many showers across the south. a fair amount of dry weather and sunshine. further north, some showers. quite a few showers once again across scotland. probably not quite as heavy as the ones we saw today. temperatures ranging from 17 in the north to maybe 23 towards the south—east. a bit of warmth towards the south—eastern areas. most showers failing during friday night before the start of the weekend we are essentially stranded between high pressure which is trying to build its way in from the south—west and low pressure which are still hanging around up towards the north—east. that will bring us in north—westerly wind, never particularly warm. quite a clutch of showers likely across central portions of the country through the day. those temperatures just 16 to 21 degrees. sunday should start off financial ride, if rather chill

for the pennines and east wales, very warm sunshine.ern ireland in scotland, especially in the evening, brightening up again from the north. one or two showers, a spell of rain for a glasgow and fringing into edinburgh through the afternoon. to the south, staying dry for the bulk of the day across northern england. venturing into the lake district and snowdonia, low cloud and drizzle around. for eastern wales across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, long and sunny spells. for some, unbroken sunshine. that allows temperatures to head higher than sunday. across parts of south—east england, 28—29, even a chance of 30. it could be the warmest bank holiday on record. monday night, this band of cloud and rain across northern england and the midlands by tuesday morning. cool feel behind that across northern ireland, might be into east anglia in south—east england. warm and sunny spells before cloud increasing in east anglia in south—east england. not much rain on this area of cloud, sinking south. to the north, cool and fresh feelin

wales. later in the evening, and on tuesday that band of cloud move south. hardly any rain left once it gets to the south—eastrthern ireland, sunshine and showers, heavy in western scotland. an area of low pressure moves to england and wales, but friday the high pressure will build back. wednesday we could see some outbreaks of rain affecting mostly parts of england and wales. keep watching for more details. thursday and friday,, watching for more details. thursday and friday, , sunny watching for more details. thursday and friday,, sunny spells. this is bbc world news today. our top stories... as many as 2,000 people are rescued from rising floodwaters in houston as a huge storm moves across texas. emergency services are pushed to the limit. if you are there and there is a need, we will get to you. if you are there and there is a need, we will get to youlj if you are there and there is a need, we will get to you. i would simply ask that you will remain calm and remain patient. tropical storm harvey is the most powerful storm to hit mainland us in a decade — destroying homes and businesses. thousands of rohin

quite a bit of cloud in the cloudy at times in the west of wales, whereas the east of wales and the resty spells and it will feel warmer than today. some parts of england could get to 29 degrees. that could be the warmest late bank holiday in august on record. this is monday evening, a little bit of back cloud and rain filters towards the north of england and wales, later in the evening we go. on tuesday, as that cloud and rain move south, it is still quite warm ahead of that, a breezy day for scotland and northern ireland. wednesday is a messy day, an area of low pressure moves through parts of england and wales but thursday into friday, high pressure is building back again from the south west, wednesday we could see some outbreaks of rain affecting mostly pa rt see some outbreaks of rain affecting mostly part of england and wales, something to work on the details. thursday to friday, sunny spells and one or two thursday to friday, sunny spells and one oi’ two showers. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines at 8pm: two lorry drivers are charged with causing death by dange

for the pennines and east wales, very warm sunshine.hern ireland in scotland, especially in the evening, brightening up again from the north. one or two showers, a spell of rain for a glasgow and fringing into edinburgh through the afternoon. to the south, staying dry for the bulk of the day across northern england. venturing into the lake district and snowdonia, low cloud and drizzle around. for eastern wales across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, long and sunny spells. for some, unbroken sunshine. that allows temperatures to head higher than sunday. across parts of south—east england, 28—29, even a chance of 30. it could be the warmest bank holiday on record. monday night, this band of cloud and rain across northern england and the midlands by tuesday morning. cool feel behind that across northern ireland, might be into east anglia in south—east england. warm and sunny spells before cloud increasing in east anglia and south—east england. not much rain on this area of cloud, sinking south. to the north, cool and fresh feel

we will see outbreaks of rain, east wales and south—westth—east it could bea anglia and the south—east it could be a pretty usable day considering what's to come. quite warm, but the breeze tempering the feel. not sure that will affect the athletics that much in london tomorrow if you're lucky enough to see it, should be fine and dry, as it should be for the community shield tomorrow between arsenal and chelsea at wembley. doesn't look like the weather front will get into the south until tuesday because it temperatures to stagnate tomorrow evening across northern england, wales and into the midlands. to the north of it, showers. to the south of it, drier and north of it, showers. to the south of it, drierand bright north of it, showers. to the south of it, drier and bright weather into monday. again that weather front is sat in similarareas monday. again that weather front is sat in similar areas so could be a dreary day for the south—west, parts of wales and the midlands and thereafter the potential for the west being best with heavy rain,

wales. later in the evening, and on tuesday that band of cloud move south. hardly any rain left once it gets to the south—eastthern ireland, sunshine and showers, heavy in western scotland. an area of low pressure moves to england and wales, but friday the high pressure will build back. wednesday we could see some outbreaks of rain affecting mostly parts of england and wales. keep watching for more details. thursday and friday, sunny spells.

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northeast england, central england, east wales, looking dry for most of the day, but the cloud will in from the north, so fuming cool. if your lucky enough to be heading to the athletics tomorrow, it does look fair. although the cloud will increase, and because we had the community shield at wembley, it should be fine and dry here as well. 21 celsius, despite their chilly start first thing. dry weather continuing into the evening, showery rain slowly staggering its way north. it could be into monday before that finally gets into the southern and eastern parts of the country, tending to fizzle out. but does mean with showers, cool air across the north of the country, and that kind of cloudy weather further southeast. into next week, it looks pretty u nsettled. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. shock defeat in the 100 metres for usain bolt in his final individual race before retirement. he thanked the crowds in london for their years of support. thank you for the support. it has been outstanding. i can

, the best of the sunshine in eastern areas, and it will be late in the day before we have the east walesengland. as we go through the night the band of rain will push east, turning heavy and it could be quite slow to clear eastern counties, taking the time to move out of the way thursday morning, but as we go into the afternoon, the mixture of sunny spells and a few showers. looking at the weather charts for the end of the week and the weekend, there is a big area of low pressure, gradually the centre moves towards the north sea and we will have a brisk north—westerly wind and that will bring showers, some of them merging together to give lengthy spells of rain across north—western areas especially friday, some heavy with hail and fund an but generally fewer showers in the south of the country and temperatures should reach the low 20s again. it will stay and settled for the foreseeable, the band of rain coming in for tomorrow. thanks forjoining us. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. the brexit secretary, david davis, says he wants to negotiate a temporary customs union with the

central and east wales is fine and dry.ning the band of rain crosses through the south—east of england and east anglia, followed by clear spells and showers across all of the country overnight. the showers will ease away and the wind will fall lighter, so temperatures fall overnight around 13— 15 degrees in towns and cities, and cold in the countryside. what about the weekend? high pressure is moving in. it is an improving picture. plenty of sunshine on saturday. showers around parts of scotland, northern england. many avoiding those showers. and by the afternoon in the sunny spells we will see top temperatures between 16- 22, will see top temperatures between 16— 22, so not bad, some showers and breezy. i pressure stays in charge as we look at the second half of the weekend. another largely dry day on sunday with the odd rogue shower around, though many of we the showers with temperatures between 16- 21 showers with temperatures between 16— 21 degrees or so. so, rain at times, but we will see a mainly fine weekend. thanks

wales, plenty of warm sunshine. a fine evening out there. 0vernight, outbreaks of rain from west to east. northern scotland. s in england and wales. 0ne into northern ireland. clear skies in england and wales. one to mist and fog patches. temperatures in rural spots. there are weather front approaching from the atlantic. england and wales the most sunshine, whereas scotland and northern ireland will take rain and quite windy with that as well. not much rain into eastern scotland and it will brighten up behind. 0ne rain into eastern scotland and it will brighten up behind. one to showers. let's take a look at things at four o'clock. a blustery day and outbreaks of rain not amounting to much. quite wet in glasgow. that rain will move to belfast. cloudy at times into west wales as well, whereas east wales and the rest of england will have long and sunny spells. even warmer than today. some spots to 29 celsius. that'll be the warmest lead bank holiday in august on record. keep watching. monday evening, cloud will start to filter at worst part of northern england and north wales. tuesday, that cloud moves south.

wales. that cloud will thicken, outbreaks of rain in scotland, some heavy. that rain in scotland, some heavy. that rain arriving into northern ireland towards dawn. further south and easttures on a par with last night. bank holiday monday looks a bit unsettled across northern ireland, and scotland, squeezing the isobars indicating a strengthening, gusty wind. 0utbreaks of rain as well, pushing east. along with that strong wind. more cloud across the north—west, some rain later in the day, and wales two. four east wales and england it will be another dry, warm if not hot day with plenty of sunshine. by contrast a coolant damn day across scotland and northern ireland, further our bags of rain, some heavy, coupled with that strengthening wind. fairly cloudy. quite a bit more cloud across western parts of wales. for eastern wales and england, plenty more sunshine to be found. we could see highs across south—eastern parts of england getting close to 28 degrees. if it gets to 28.4, it will be the warmest late august bank holiday on record. the front bringing the rain to scotland and northern ireland through tomorrow will slip across the country to tuesday, but becomes a weak

for east wales, the midlands, northern england, dry with spells of sunshine.day. more sunny spells. sunday night. the rain will get heavier in wales. southern england, the midlands, late in the night, heavy rain. with all of this wet weather, low cloud. mist out hill fog forming as well. that is tied to the weather front allowing warm air into the south of the uk. monday, a cloudy note in england and wales. low cloud and mistand note in england and wales. low cloud and mist and fog and damp drizzly conditions. northern ireland, southern and western scotland, a weather front bringing southern and western scotland, a weatherfront bringing rain. the finals of scotland staying dry.

lots more cloud across the north, western parts of wales, but east wales and much of england, dry, plentyrth—west of scotla nd expect. 17 degrees to the north—west of scotland but in the best of the sunshine across the central and eastern parts of england, potentially highs of 28 degrees. it will be a fine end to the day here. further north and west, that band six its way in overnight. improving pictures across scotland and northern ireland but still very windy here. it will be a mild side with temperatures up to between ten and 15 degrees for most, 16 or 17 in the south—east. that front continues to slip its way south and east on tuesday. it weakening affair, so through tuesday morning, there could be some patchy light rain and drizzle across midlands. that will $0011 drizzle across midlands. that will soon fizzle out. lots of cloud around. generally a dry day. still windy across northern ireland and scotland. a fresher feel for much of northwestern and western parts of the country. still holding onto some warmth and humidity the further east and south you are. let's look ahead to wednes

elsewhere it was the dry, for the bus majority, and sticking with blue skies across much of south—east walesrn england. up into the mid—20 this afternoon, and blue skies overhead for the notting hill carnival, not just today but also to model. tomorrow a little bit hotter still, but to get as they are, we finished the day on a fine a note with sunshine around, and that will thicken up a bit through tonight. heavier bursts of rain pushing into the northern half of scotland, particularly the hebrides, orkney and shetland. temperatures into tomorrow, bank holiday monday for many of you, will be in the mid teens, and it will be a case of splitting the uk into two. weather front starting to push into the north and the west, that will bring rain across north and west scotland to begin with, and from late morning on words, into northern ireland, maybe like and patchy, a few heavier bursts expected. not too much rain if any to the east of scotland, and even here, that cloud will break up every now and again to let the sunshine through. further south and east, another blue sky day, and the house of t

the north—east of england is more likely to see showers in the north—west. it should be dry and bright and in south wales of sunshine and showers. as you go to the evening, the showers we do see will clear away. the skies were clear, but there will be rainford northern ireland of every of low pressure. for the bulk of the uk it will be chilly. in wall spots we are into single figures. temperature is low enough for a touch of frost. northern ireland. wet with a bit of a breeze, but it should brighten up as the rain moves into central scotland and then it will push its way into the north—west of england and wales. from march of east anglia and the south—east, it will be quite bright. o nto south—east, it will be quite bright. onto the start of next week and it looks disappointing. rain and showers and quite breezy. hopefully though later on next week things we re though later on next week things were beginning —— things will begin to settle down. at 93, reg buttress from south wales is thought to be britain's oldest supermarket worker. now, after more than 30 years in his currentjob he's decided it's final

many saw the cloud breaking up and decent spells of sunshine, particularly the south—east corner, walesing perfect conditions for the meteor shower. it peaked this evening and overnight. hopefully, with those clear skies, a good opportunity to see them. through the night, those temperatures are likely to fall away. most of the shower is dying back to the north and west facing coast. these are the towns and city temperatures, but in rural spots in the far north, we could see loosing your figures first the far north, we could see loosing yourfigures first thing the far north, we could see loosing your figures first thing on sunday morning. a chilly start but hopefully lots of clear skies and sunshine as well. i might breeze, too. a bit more cloud with the west, the best of the east. we could still get a scattering of showers particularly into the far north—west, scotland and northern ireland. temperatures peaking at around 18 degrees. decent spells of sunshine to england. a better day with showers. more sunshine tomorrow. 0ne ought to scatter charity across wales and south—west england, b

we could see the odd shower in east anglia or kent, but for most of england and wales, dry with sunnyto northern ireland. when strengthening as well. courtesy of low pressure. you can see that there will be gusts up to gale force through the irish seas, with exposure in the west generally tomorrow, that will be the scenario. rain not moving too quickly. it will through northern ireland and scotland, at three england and wales it is hardly making progress. for much of england and wales tomorrow, try and find with some sunshine, especially further east. feeling warm in the sunshine. the wind and rain in the north and west, feeling considerably cooler. temperature wise, a bit lower. 0n considerably cooler. temperature wise, a bit lower. on thursday, rain working through overnight into thursday. remnants in the far south—east first thing in the morning. akin to a mix of sunshine and showers. showers hit and miss. if you catch one, you could be a monarchy. if you are in the sunshine, highs of16— monarchy. if you are in the sunshine, highs of 16— 2a degrees. 0n sunshine, highs of 16— 2a deg

the south—east, midlands, wales, some showers in the lake district. that overnight rain moving away to the north—east of the screen, good riddance. as far as tuesday morning, the second half of the morning and the afternoon, showers brewing inland. not a completely dry day. take an umbrella if you are out for any length of time. sunny spells, feeling quite warm, but showers breaking out. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? london getting up to 2a degrees, on par with paris but some storms around here. similar to warsaw and moscow. in italy and rome, temperatures up to 35 degrees. at home, tuesday into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure. that usually means fine weather. for many parts of england and eastern scotland, wednesday morning and afternoon looking fine. you can't miss this. this is the next low pressure weather fronts moving in during wednesday morning and afternoon. we're going downhill in belfast, glasgow, around the irish sea, liverpool and into cornwall. london looking fine. temperatures up to 23 degrees. rain moving through

sunshine in warm weather in between those showers, but we have got rain continuing across south—east england, wales. wednesday we will continue to seek sunshine for parts of england but for the north and west and improving sort of day, many of us and improving sort of day, many of us having a dry day and eventually by the time we get to thursday. all in allan by the time we get to thursday. all in all an unsettled week ahead. showers and rain at times and things will be rather cool and breezy. what they will be some sunshine for many of us in between those showers.

east. we could have some surface water issues. drifting further south towards wales and overnight, you can see we have the rain moving slightly north across england, through parts of the midlands, east wales, gloucestershire and somerset. a fair bit of cloud, chilli in rural areas. in towns and cities, temperatures 10-13. in towns and cities, temperatures 10— 13. starting with an arc of rain tomorrow through the day. gliding down into the south—east. once again tomorrow in east anglia in south—east england, in for some torrential downpours. that could lead to some surface water issues. away from this, some brighter skies with some sunshine. thursday, the dregs of the rain in the south—eastern corner. through the day, starting to drift away onto the near continent, leaving a largely dry day with some bright spells and sunshine. look at what is lurking in the wings off the coast of north—west scotland. more rain. that will also be coming our way. u nsettled, will also be coming our way. unsettled, changeable and went with some sunshine probably sums it up quite nicely.

some showers further east across scotland, one or two for northern england and wales as the cloud increasesacross northern ireland, already we've had some flooding earlier on in the week, this rain isn't going to help. a lot of cloud across scotland and if we get some sunshine in the north—east of scotland that could trigger one or two heavy showers in the afternoon. by then a little more cloud coming into northern england and perhaps some showers here, one or two in wales. most of wales will be dry, we will see the cloud increasing here and in the south—west. the sunnier skies through the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east were temps are a bit higher, probably around about the mid—20s. it's not going to be as warm as that in headingley. it will feel quite chilly actually as the cloud increases through the day and there's just the small chance of one or two like light showers. most of the wet weather continues to be further north close to that area of low pressure, and that will push the wetter weather generally clear from northern ireland across scotland. further south, some dri

some showers further east across scotland, one or two for northern england and wales as the cloud increasessouth and east. so a lot of cloud to come across northern ireland, already we've had some flooding earlier on in the week, this rain isn't going to help. a lot of cloud across scotland and if we get some sunshine in the north—east of scotland that could trigger one or two heavy showers in the afternoon. by then a little more cloud coming into northern england and perhaps some showers here, one or two in wales. most of wales will be dry, we will see the cloud increasing here and in the south—west. the sunnier skies through the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east were temps are a bit higher, probably around about the mid—20s. it's not going to be as warm as that in headingley. it will feel quite chilly actually as the cloud increases through the day and there's just the small chance of one or two like light showers. most of the wet weather continues to be further north close to that area of low pressure, and that will push the wetter weather generally clear from northern irelan

for the east of wales, north—east england, the midlands, east anglia, the whole of southern england,will see the highest temperatures. the brisk wind that will blow in the showers further north will make it feel quite cool. again for the london arena, it does look further. it is unlikely the showers are going to arrive and for the community shield it looks fine and dry. the south—east is the area that looks driest at the moment to the day on sunday. some very usable weather is given what we have around the corner. this band of showers continues through sunday evening, really stuck across northern england and parts of wales, share was followed behind. in a similar position on monday. itjust starts to peter out. again, workload, but still quite warm, fresh towards the north and east. it does look u nsettled north and east. it does look unsettled and stays unsettled right the way through next week. the headlines at 8pm: jamaican sprinting superstar usain bolt cruises through to the 100m final as he attempts to win a 12th world title. another incredible night year to night at the world a

the radar shows where the showers have got going, particularly east wales, the midlands and the south—eastwill continue for a time. the showers will continue to work eastward, blown in by gales. the winds easing a little bit silly night that it stays breezy and in one or two macro basis, showers will continue all night long and into tomorrow morning. so there will be showers tomorrow but not as many and they shouldn't be as heavy. scotla nd many and they shouldn't be as heavy. scotland probably seen the lion's share. the further south you come, not as many showers. more in the way of sunshine. for sunday, a lotta fine weather around, particularly towards the north and east. further west, more in the way of cloud and patchy rain at times. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: four people have been arrested following the terror attacks in barcelona and cambrils that have left 14 people dead and more than 100 injured. in the second attack, on the coastal town of cambrils, five suspects were shot dead by police after they killed one person and injured seven more. police suspect the driver of

and the south—east of england, and some sunshine further west, as well, across the south—east of england and walesodd shower coming into the north—west of england, as well. much of north—east england, and indeed eastern scotland, starting dry and sunny. still some rain up towards shetland, and a few showers arriving towards the highlands. most of northern ireland starting the day dry. but i think we will see some showers, or even longer spells of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western fringes of scotland. a few sharp showers for the north—east of scotland, and possibly towards the north—east of england. most of england and wales in the afternoon, though, will be fine and dry, with some sunshine. pleasant enough, with light winds for the most part, and temperatures near normal for this time of year. it will turn chilly, though, in the evening, especially across much of england and wales, where we'll have clearer skies. up towards the north—west, a bit more of a breeze, perhaps, and still the chance of more cloud and some rain. tem

apart from a few heavy showers for kent, in the very far south—east for england and wales, most placeslittle bit of cloud. just one or two showers there in across kent, and quite a strong northerly breeze, too, which will gradually ease down through the day. apart from a few heavy showers for kent, most places will be dry for the afternoon, as scotland. so a good—looking day for the world championships athletics in london stadium. it is going to be dry with some sunshine, temperatures around 21 or 22 degrees. now, a fine end to the day as well for thursday, as well for wales, it is going to be another largely clear night, with light winds, so here not quite as cool. but, for scotland and northern ireland, we will have an approaching weather system, so here turning wet and windy through the night. here, not quite as cool. so for friday, then, we have got this weather system across northern and western areas. a nice, fine start, though, for central, southern and eastern parts of england. but even here, conditions will go downhill during the course of the day. so the rain will be heavy ac

east of the united states. it makes slow progress into northern ireland, wales and the south—west. north and east. cloudy and hazy sunshine. the rain starts to move on overnight and will see a fund of rain pushing into northern and eastern areas and then generally out of the way for thursday. leaving behind sunshine and showers on thursday. some could be heavy and possibly thundery. gusty winds especially towards the south—west as temperatures a little bit lower probably by then. low pressure still around. sitting centred to the north—west of the uk. notjust as they begin to friday as well. beginning to arrive to northern ireland. bands of showers, one area of rain clearing away from the north—east. showers following and those temperatures as low as 16 or 17 across western parts. heading into the weekend we have still got the area of low pressure but it is shrinking and pulling away something started dry off. another big blow coming in from the atlantic and a bit of tropical air in that. the jet strea m bit of tropical air in that. the jet stream is diving to the south. for a while

wales. further east, dry with good sunny spells.s tomorrow afternoon. 0n along western coasts tomorrow afternoon. on friday we have some sunshine. the best of the brightness across east anglia. further west, more cloud and rain coming in to northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures ranging between 17 and 24 celsius. the weekend is a mixture of sunny spells and showers. the best of the dry weather on sunday. wet and windy on bank holiday monday. hello, it's wednesday, it's nine o'clock, i'm chloe tilley, welcome to the programme. a charity worker who helped expose the sexual exploitation of vulnerable children in rotherham talks to us exclusively about the stress of a long—running investigation in her role and tells us the focus should be on helping those still suffering. i've had a couple of calls from people in the community who this is still happening to their children and daughters and just reaching out and asking for help and support. we will bring you that full interview after the news. also this morning — prince harr

plenty of dry weather across east anglia, the south—east, wales and the south—west.th—east corner where we see some sunshine. during tuesday night, this ridge of high pressure builds its way in. could be a cool start on wednesday morning. the many places, it will stay dry through the day with some hazy sunshine. western fringes of england and wales will see rain at times and strengthening winds. towards the end of the week, thursday is a sunshine and showers day. friday is similar, but there could be heavy bursts of rain and potentially some unusually strong with and a cool feel to the weather. so you will want to check your local forecast if you are planning ahead. today at five... 70 years since the end of british colonial rule, india and pakistan mark the anniversary of their independence. pakistan was created this day in 1947, but partition led to one of the largest mass migrations of people the world has ever seen. at the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, india will awaken to life and freedom. midnight tonight will mark the birth of the soverei

sony breaks and further south—east anglia and south—east wales, this is where we will see the clearestt of the temperatures. we could have the warmest august day so far this month. things turn a little bit more cool and fresh into next week. a few showers around but a lot of dry weather as well. more updates throughout the morning. now it's time for the film review with mark kermode and julian worricker. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? a splendidly mixed bag. we have detroit, which is the new movie by kathryn bigelow. we have logan lucky, which i keep wanting to call lucky logan because it looks like the look words should be round that way. and tom cruise is back doing what he does best in american made. i'm glad you've got a logan lucky issue because i have as well. i keep wanting to say lucky logan. detroit, i've seen many rave reviews already. i'm a big fan of kathryn bigelow who won an oscar for the hurt locker and directed zero dark thirty. the film is set in 1967

cloud increasing in south—east england and wales.taying cloudy and get grey and grey during the afternoon. the rain becomes more extensive. heavy burst around cardigan bay and edging to the south of northern ireland. elsewhere, mostly staying dry with isolated showers and it will feel warmer than yesterday. heavy rain tonight, wales, southern parts of england and increasingly back into northern ireland, but to the south, humid and misty, northern england, scotland, another cool night with temperatures into single figures but here, dry and bright. some sunny spells but wetter weather in northern ireland spreading the south—west scotland, northern england later, early rain and drizzle across southern areas starts to fizzle out. sunshine coming through and will start to feel humid. temperatures getting into the mid—205, a bit fresher further humid. temperatures getting into the mid—205, a bit fresherfurther north and the rain continues to move north on monday night. bye—bye for now. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: spain's king a

some showers further east across scotland, one or two for northern england and wales as the cloud increasesacross northern ireland, already we've had some flooding earlier on in the week, this rain isn't going to help. a lot of cloud across scotland and if we get some sunshine in the north—east of scotland that could trigger one or two heavy showers in the afternoon. by then a little more cloud coming into northern england and perhaps some showers here, one or two in wales. most of wales will be dry, we will see the cloud increasing here and in the south—west. the sunnier skies through the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east were temps are a bit higher, probably around about the mid—205. it's not going to be as warm as that in headingley. it will feel quite chilly actually as the cloud increases through the day and there's just the small chance of one or two like light showers. most of the wet weather continues to be further north close to that area of low pressure, and that will push the wetter weather generally clear from northern ireland across scotland. further south, some dri