east yorkshire. and that is a story you hear from many, east yorkshire.ny, thank you very much, that is a story you hear from many people here. this might be in manchester but people across the north of england have arrived here to go to this concert. and something else has happened, as well. we have seen ordinary people, people who live in the city, they have come out to hand out water bottles. they have come out to try and give people left. a procession of police cars going down there, some unmarked police cars. there is still an ongoing investigation. police, counter—terrorism officers, trying to piece together what is going on. but back to the effort of people here in manchester. we can speak to this man, you come from liverpool. what is your name, and what is your job? robbie, i am a taxi driver. a few of the lads phoned each other, and we stayed on the outskirts, picking people up by the mcdonald's and taking them back. some of us have made our way back to see if there are any other people. and are your colleagues doing this as well? yes, it is a fe

more cloud the midlands, east anglia, the south—east, yorkshire and lincolnshire.igh pressure which dominates our weather through the early parts of the week. high—pressure extends all the way down. in the high—pressure, we may have bit more cloud by tuesday morning. even across scotland and northern ireland. still some sunshine here and there but again, it will be dryjust everywhere. temperatures into the mid—teens and we won't have the wind of the north sea so we will start to feel a bit warmer in some eastern parts of england and scotland. a chilly start on wednesday in the countryside. again, warming up in the sunshine. perhaps in southern scotland as well. 90 degrees midlands into southern england. more cloud for scotla nd southern england. more cloud for scotland and a few spots of rain on the weather front. the scotland and a few spots of rain on the weatherfront. the big change comes in terms of the pressure because high pressure is being pulled away into the continent and pressure will be dropping from wednesday onwards and that will signal a change. for m

interesting information just coming through from hull and east yorkshire hospitals trust which is interestingsaying, probably confirm we have detected malware on our system but at present it happened had a significant impact on our organisation. we have blocked all incoming e—mail for the on our organisation. we have blocked all incoming e—mailfor the time being and no patient systems are affected, so they have detected some malware but it would appear, mercifully, so far that patients have not been affected. northumbria university hospital trust and the cumbria partnership foundation nhs trust both confirming they have been affected but no greater details on the scale of that. again, it is very, very interesting that it varies enormously depending where you are in the country and some trusts, some hospitals have not been affected at all, so it is a very, very variable picture. we've been hearing from chris maguire who is a pharmacist as a gp practice in yorkshire. he told my colleague, ben brown, about the situation facing them there. we've had to turn off oui’ them there. we've had to turn

as the rats played their first gig is in a hull and east yorkshire, from pubs clubs.has it changed since then? directed noise anything. different net curtains! —— i don't recognise anything. we would come back to hull and we would come here. we would have a night out, watch bands. and we would come here. we would have a night out, watch bandsm doesn't look like you would fit on there with your drum kit. m it would fit on there but the band would not. __ my fit on there but the band would not. —— my drum kit. fit on there but the band would not. -- my drum kit. the rise and fall of ziggy stardust and the spiders of mars was the album may play. but there was one place they never performed it, hull. finally, coming to play here. it was the biggest gig in hull, so it was with my dream to play here. how does it feel to be in hull, so it was with my dream to play here. how does it feelto be up here. getting ready to play. it's great. it's somewhere that david wa nted great. it's somewhere that david wanted to play himself because he knew we were from hull, so it was a lwa y

as the rats played their first gig is in a hull and east yorkshire, from pubs clubs.. how much has it changed since then? i don't recognise anything. different net curtains then! we would come back to hull and we would come here. we would have a night out, watch bands. it doesn't look like you would fit on there with your drum kit. my my drum kit would fit on there but the band would not, definitely not! the rise and fall of ziggy stardust and the spiders of mars was the album may play. but there was one place they never performed it, hull. finally, coming to play here. it was the biggest gig in hull, so it was with my dream to play here. how does it feel to be up here, getting ready to play? it's great. it's somewhere that david wanted to play himself because he knew we were from hull, so it was always on our wish list but itjust never happened. so come back now, hull, the city of culture, it's amazing. to be able to celebrate david's legacy and do it for mick and trevor. it would've been nice for them to be here in their city to be playing. music more than four deca

as the rats the group played their first gigs in hull and east yorkshire, from church halls to pubs. 1969 with the rats. how much has it changed since then?” about 1969 with the rats. how much has it changed since then? i don't recognise anything. different net curtains then! i remember in between the spiders' tours with bowie we would have a weekend off. we would come back to hull and we would come here. you mick and trevor? yeah it would be a good place to watch bands and have a night out. it doesn't look like you'd fit on there with the drum kit. my kit would, but the band wouldn't, definitely not. those trips home were rare, as they toured the world playing the iconic album, the world playing the iconic album, the rise and fall of ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars. there was one place they never performed it, the spiders home city. at this point in your career, coming to play here. it's brilliant. that was the biggest gig in hull, so it was always like the drome to play city hall. here we are on the stage. how does it feel to actually be up here and getting ready to play?

east yorkshire. and that's a story you hear from many, thank you very much.m many people here. this might be in manchester but people across the north of england have arrived here to go to this concert. and something else has happened, as well. we've seen ordinary people, people who live in the city, they've come out to hand out water bottles. they've come out to try and give people lifts. a procession of police cars going down there, some unmarked police cars. there is still an ongoing investigation. police, counter—terrorism officers, trying to piece together what is going on. but back to the effort of people here in manchester. we can speak to this man, you come from liverpool. what is your name, and what is yourjob? robbie, i'm a taxi driver. once we heard about it, a few of the lads phoned each other, and we stayed on the outskirts, picking people up by the mcdonald's, took them back. some of us have made our way back to see if there are any other people. and are your colleagues doing this as well? yes, it's a few of us up here. i don't know where they a

but the east midlands, east anglia, into parts of yorkshire, rather cloudy. ssentially it's dry. some rain in the northern isles. warm in the sunshine, cool with the cloud. warmer in south—east england. the breeze is less noticeable on the north sea coast. a bit more cloud into scotland as we go on through tuesday night into wednesday morning. but then for wednesday, we will start elsewhere clear and quite chilly. temperatures lower than this away from large cities and town centres. some areas will be close to freezing, as wednesday begins, so gardeners take note of the potential impact on delicate plants of this cold temperature. a sunny start on wednesday especially in england and wales. southern scotland and northern ireland seeing sunny spells. more cloud across the north of scotland, the further north you are in scotland, some outbreaks of rain around. but again, there's some warmth in the sunshine. warmer around the north sea coast compared with recent days. and then on thursday, whilst most places staying dry, variable cloud and sunny spells. cloud buil

but as the rats, they played theirfirst gigs in hull and east yorkshire from church halls to pubs.s. how much is it changed? i don't recognise any thing. different net curtains then! iremember in thing. different net curtains then! i remember in between the spiders tours with bowie, we would have a weekend off and come back to hull and we would come here. you, mick and we would come here. you, mick and trevor? we would watch bands and have a night out. it doesn't look like you're drunk it would fit on there. mike it would fit on there but the band wouldn't. but stripped homes were rare as they toured the world playing the iconic album the rise and fall of ziggy stardust and the spiders from mars. but they never performed it in their home city. finally in this point in your career come into play here. that was the biggest gig in hull. that was the biggest gig in hull. that was the dream, to play city hall. so, here we are on the stage. how does it feel to actually be up here and get ready to play? it's great, it's great. it's somewhere that bowie wanted to play himself, because he k

but the east midlands, east anglia, parts of yorkshire, rather cloudy. tially it's dry. some rain in the northern isles. cold with the cloud. warmer in south—east england. the breeze is less noticeable on the north sea coast. a bit more cloud into scotland through tuesday night into wednesday morning. but then for wednesday, we will start elsewhere clear and quite chilly. temperatures lower than this away from large cities and town centres. some areas will be close to freezing, so gardeners take note of the potential impact on delicate plants of this cold temperature. a sunny start on wednesday especially in england and wales. southern scotland and northern ireland seeing sunny spells. more cloud the further north you are in scotland. —— more cloud acroos the north of scotland, the further north you are in scotland, some outbreaks of rain around. some warmth in the sunshine again. warmer around the north sea coast compared with recent days. 0n then on thursday, whilst most places staying dry, variable cloud and sunny spells. cloud building in the south of

across the midlands, east anglia, east yorkshire, lincolnshire, south wales, some heavy showers movingotland as we go through the afternoon and evening. some of those will continue. maybe thundery, with hail. you get contrasting temperatures between those seeing the downpours and those in the sunshine. we hit 25 celsius in london. this evening, still some heavy downpours across eastern parts of scotland, running through the northern isles. later in the night, all dry, with some freezing micro weather across northern ireland and scotland. a mild night for england and wales. tomorrow, dry for the vast majority. around south—west england, the coast, increasing cloud. north—west scotland, at the end of the day, outbreaks of rain coming back. even where you have some sunshine, compared with today, temperatures down a little bit. they start going up later in the week. hello. this is bbc news. let's look at the headlines. theresa may is being accused of making a major u—turn over her controversial pledge to reform social care funding. she said the plans will now include the option of a limit

east. in north yorkshire temperatures are just 7 degrees at the moment. chilly in the north—east of scotland and england with that breeze and extra cloud meaning even the odd spot of drizzle. as a general guide here, expect 17 or 80 degrees, some spots even warmer. through this evening and tonight, the cloud will continue to feed in across eastern areas and we that made it feel chilly by day in the east it'll actually pull up the temperatures overnight so not as cold in the east as it will be out west with a touch of frost. tomorrow a decent looking day again with again the best of the sunshine in the west and cloud further east. a similar day as well on tuesday. that is your forecast. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 2.30pm: labour promise not to raise income tax for those earning less than £80,000 a year, as part of an election "personal tax guarantee." theresa may has announced plans to replace the mental health act in england and wales with a new law tackling discrimination and the unnecessary detention of vulnerable people. the libera

east england. a fair bit of cloud across yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia. week and stretches back to southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. they may well be a bit more cloud around, come monday. still, not as much, not as much sunshine in western parts of england and wales. temperatures again typically into the mid—teens. we're not seeing 20 or 21 but it will feel warmer eastern scotland and as we lose the wind of the north sea. but if we lose the cloud overnight, the dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland in some sunshine. we may see afternoon highs of 19. a spot or two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure, though, is being squeezed well way into europe, and the pressure is going to be falling from wednesday onwards, and that means the weather is going to start to change. for much of the week, it will remain dry. sunshine around. if we get clear skies, chilly at night. later in the

east england. again, a fair bit of cloud across yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia.ure. that dominates our weather for the start of the week and stretches all the way back to southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. there may well be a bit more cloud around come monday. still some sunshine, but not as much in western parts of england and wales. temperatures again typically into the mid—teens, so we're not seeing 20 or 21, but it will feel warmer eastern scotland and as we lose the wind of the north sea. but if we lose the cloud overnight, dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly again across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland, in some sunshine. we may see afternoon highs of 19 degrees, perhaps, in the midlands southwards. northern scotland hanging onto a bit of cloud, perhaps a spot or two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure, though, is being squeezed well away into europe, and pressure is going to be falling from wednesday onwards, and

scotland and also northern ireland and the cloud may break across north—east england at times but through the midlands, yorkshireof cloud around, sunshine for wales and in the south—west i7 degrees likely, more in the way of cloud the midlands and the south—east as well, particularly chilly near those north sea coasts with the wind of the sea. the winds are coming from an area of high pressure that extends back towards greenland and that is dominating our weather for the start of the week at least. again a lot of dry weather on tuesday, just a few showers in the far north—east of scotland, a bit more cloud further west, not as much sunshine on to say, that cloud spreading out a little, bright and sunny spells almost everywhere, temperatures typically into the mid—teens. more cloud around on tuesday, still high pressure on wednesday although things change later in the chances of some potentially heavy rain later in the week. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11pm: emmanuel macron triumphs over his far—right adversary in the french presidential election. he's set to be the country's youngest

but the east midlands, east anglia, into parts of yorkshire, rather cloudy. the sunshine, cool with the cloud. warmer in south—east england. the breeze is less noticeable on the north sea coast. a bit more cloud into scotland as we go on through tuesday night into wednesday morning. but then for wednesday, we will start elsewhere clear and quite chilly. temperatures lower than this away from large cities and town centres. some areas will be close to freezing, as wednesday begins, so gardeners take note of the potential impact on delicate plants of this cold temperature. a sunny start on wednesday especially in england and wales. southern scotland and northern ireland seeing sunny spells. warmer around the north sea coast compared with recent days. and then on thursday, whilst most places staying dry, variable cloud and sunny spells. cloud building in the south of the uk. we begin to get showers and outbreaks of rain. that will lift northwards into friday and saturday. it‘s not going to be a washout. but as we move from high pressure to low pressure, there will

sunshine to begin with but elsewhere you can see the cloud cover across much of the midlands into yorkshire and eastmornings. as the day goes on, we will nibble at this cloud. some will start cloudy. sunshine coming through. that's more of wales and the west midlands. parts of yorkshire, rather cloudy. maybe the odd spot of drizzle once again. essentially dry. some rain in the northern isles. cold with the cloud. warmer in south—east england. the breeze is less noticeable on the north sea coast. a bit more cloud into scotland through tuesday night into wednesday morning. wednesday, starting elsewhere clear and quite chilly. temperatures lower than this away from large cities and town centres. gardeners take note of the potential impact on delicate plants of this cold temperature. a sunny start on wednesday especially in england and wales. southern scotland and northern ireland seeing sunny spells. more cloud the further north you are in scotland. some outbreaks of rain around. some warmth in the sunshine again. warmer around the north sea coast compared with recent days. on thursday, most places sta

in the midlands, yorkshire, east anglia, a lot of cloud.s is likely that more cloud in the midlands and south east of england, especially chile near the north sea coast. the wind coming around in a high—pressure area that extends towards greenland and that is dominating our weather for the start of the week. i love of dry weather on tuesday, one or two showers —— a lot of dry weather. some cloud further west, not so much on tuesday. some sunny spells almost anywhere really and temperatures typically into the mid—teens. more cloud tuesday, high—pressure around on wednesday but things will change later in the week as pressure drops we may see the first significant rain coming from the south and spreading north across the uk. ahead of that, sunny spells quite worn by day, clear skies at night, maybe cold. potentially heavy rain later in the week. hello. this is bbc news with martine croxall. we'll be taking a look we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines at 10.30pm. emmanuel macron triumphs over his

east england. again, a fair bit of cloud across yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia.nates our weather for the start of the week and stretches all the way back into southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. there may well be a bit more cloud around come monday. still some sunshine at times for scotland and northern ireland, but not as much, and there won't be as much in western parts of england and wales. temperatures again typically into the mid—teens, so we're not seeing the 20 or 21, but it will feel warmer eastern scotland and north—east england and as we lose the wind of the north sea. but if we lose the cloud overnight, dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly again across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland, in some sunshine. we may see afternoon highs of 19 degrees, perhaps, in the midlands southwards. northern scotland, though, hanging onto more cloud. perhaps a spot or two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure, though, is being squee

east england. again, a fair bit of cloud across yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia.ure. that dominates our weather for the start of the week and stretches all the way back to southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. there may well be a bit more cloud around come monday. still some sunshine, but not as much in western parts of england and wales. temperatures again typically into the mid—teens, so we're not seeing 20 or 21, but it will feel warmer eastern scotland and as we lose the wind of the north sea. but if we lose the cloud overnight, dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly again across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland, in some sunshine. we may see afternoon highs of 19 degrees, perhaps, in the midlands southwards. northern scotland hanging onto a bit of cloud, perhaps a spot or two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure, though, is being squeezed well away into europe, and pressure is going to be falling from wednesday onwards, and

sunshine to begin with but elsewhere you can see the cloud cover across much of the midlands into yorkshire and eastibble at this cloud. some will stay cloudy. sunshine coming through. the west midlands will. parts of yorkshire, rather cloudy. maybe the odd spot of drizzle once again. especially dry. some rain in the northern half. cold with the cloud. warmer in south—east england. the breeze is noticeable on the coast. a bit more cloud in the scotla nd coast. a bit more cloud in the scotland through tuesday night into wednesday morning. wednesday, starting elsewhere. clear and quite chilly. temperatures lower than this away from town centres. gardeners ta ke away from town centres. gardeners take note of the potential impact on delicate plants of this cold temperature. a sunny start on wednesday. especially in england and wales. southern scotland and northern ireland seeing sunny spells. more cloud the further north you are in scotland. outbreaks of rain around. warmth in the sunshine again. warmer around the north sea coast compared with recent days. on thursday. most places staying dry. variable

east england. a fair bit of cloud across yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia.rn parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. they may well be a bit more cloud around, come monday. still, not as much, not as much sunshine in western parts of england and wales. temperatures again typically into the mid—teens. we're not seeing 20 or 21 but it will feel warmer eastern scotland and as we lose the wind of the north sea. but if we lose the cloud overnight, the dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland in some sunshine. we may see afternoon highs of 19. a spot or two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure, though, is being squeezed well way into europe, and the pressure is great to be falling from wednesday onwards, and that means the weather is going to start to change. —— going to be. for much of the week, it will remain dry. sunshine around. if we get clear skies, chilly at night. later in the week, the chance o

in the east cost, close to the north sea, you can see area stretching from eastern scotla nd can see area stretching from eastern scotland to yorkshirestern areas are enjoying sunshine. now james south—east. of the western areas are enjoying sunshine. nowjames through this evening, we have starry skies across western areas and it will keep the load, grey sky with wind from the north sea. tambe does not desperately now, around seven or eight celsius. tomorrow morning, across scotland, we will be waking up across scotland, we will be waking up to clear blue skies across western parts of scotland, selling weather for belfast, good around the irish sea. further england, there will be cloud and across cornwall and devon, and central and use in areas of yorkshire, are link on joined into newcastle, staying on the cloudy side. tomorrow, eastern and central areas will remain cloudy. some will remain chilly, knowledge and hull will feel on the cold side. temperatures will be barely up to double figures. western areas will see 18 degrees for belfast. we will have a chilly night tomorrow, into wednesday. temperatures in towns and cities willdip

east england. again, a fair bit of cloud across yorkshire, lincolnshire and east anglia.ssure. that dominates our weather for the start of the week and stretches all the way back to southern parts of greenland. the position of the high will be crucial, though. there may well be a bit more cloud around come monday. still some sunshine, but not as much in western parts of england and wales. temperatures again typically into the mid—teens, so we're not seeing 20 or 21, but it will feel warmer eastern scotland and as we lose the wind of the north sea. but if we lose the cloud overnight, dawn on wednesday could be quite cold almost anywhere in the countryside. it will warm up quickly again across england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland, in some sunshine. we may see afternoon highs of 19 degrees, perhaps, in the midlands southwards. northern scotland hanging onto a bit of cloud, perhaps a spot or two of rain on the weak weather front. our high pressure, though, is being squeezed well away into europe, and pressure is going to be falling from wednesday onwards, an

sunshine to begin with but elsewhere you can see the cloud cover across much of the midlands into yorkshire and eastwe will nibble at this cloud. some will start cloudy. sunshine coming through. that's more of wales and the west midlands. parts of yorkshire, rather cloudy. maybe the odd spot of drizzle once again. essentially dry. some rain in the northern isles. cold with the cloud. warmer in south—east england. the breeze is less noticeable on the north sea coast. a bit more cloud into scotland through tuesday night into wednesday morning. wednesday, starting elsewhere clear and quite chilly. temperatures lower than this away from large cities and town centres. gardeners take note of the potential impact on delicate plants of this cold temperature. a sunny start on wednesday especially in england and wales. southern scotland and northern ireland seeing sunny spells. more cloud the further north you are in scotland. some outbreaks of rain around. some warmth in the sunshine again. warmer around the north sea coast compared with recent days. on thursday, most places staying dry. variable cloud and s

east of england. not much at all in the midlands, lincolnshire, and yorkshire at this stage. east anglia as well. lay in the northern isles. here and in parts of yorkshire, cool. warmth in the sunshine. warming in south—east scotla nd the sunshine. warming in south—east scotland and england. a breeze on the coast not as noticeable. clear whether tomorrow night away from northern scotland. patchy and light rain. temperatures dip where it is clear. colder in rural spots away from large cities. temperatures widely into single figures tomorrow. a touch of frost in some spots. gardeners need to take note on the impact. after that, a chilly start. sunshine the england and wales, southern scotland, northern ireland. northern scotland should be fine. cooler compared to elsewhere. sunny spells coming through. thursday, many will stay dry with variable cloud and showers will break out later in the day. thursday night in the friday lifting northwards. high pressure gives way to low pressure. showers and outbreaks of rain going around into the weekend. not a washout. but some rain in areas where there hasn't

far too little goesto the north—east, north—west and yorkshire.national investment bank which will be regionally based across the uk. for people watching tonight who are looking for the government to reduce immigration numbers, labour's not the party and you're not the leader to deliver that, are you? we are in favour of managed immigration when the free movement ends when we leave the european union. we are against people being brought in as wholesale workforces to undermine existing working conditions and workers. there will be managed migration in the future, based on the economic needs of our society. we have had theresa may promising in three elections to make cuts to immigration. i'm making no promises on that. what i'm saying is that the immigration issue would be dealt with on the basis of necessary family reunions and also the economic needs of the country. would you try to cut the numbers? well, if the economy is doing well and we train people properly, then the need to bring in skilled workers from overseas will obviously reduce. mr cor

steph isn't a textile mill in east yorkshire, already shipping more than half of what they make overseas— tube seats. sorry for the noise, it is quite loud, but i wa nt to the noise, it is quite loud, but i want to show you this. ahmed is here making sure that he has got all this going, that thread is going off to be died. —— dyed. the reason we are here is to talk about trade. a5 charlie said, we will be finding out later this morning the latest trade figures. just to give you a bit of information about it, you should see it appearing on the screen below me as well, we are actually in a trade deficit at the moment. that means we import more than we export. we have seen with the value of the pound falling that our products are a bit cheaper. companies like this also import a lot of products, in order to be able to make the fabrics here. so those create different costs when you think about the value of the pound. here is one of the bosses. how is your business doing well, on the exports front? well, we exported 6096 exports front? well, we exported 60% of what we manufacture here. that is

east anglia. not for much of the midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire, going to the cloud around. hard to shift.uring tuesday, we nibble away at the cloud, wales brightens up, sunny spells in scotla nd brightens up, sunny spells in scotland away from the north—east, but for the ease midlands and much of eastern england, it is still going to be cloudy and cool. warmer for south—east scotland, and north england, fine for most on choose the evening, cloud building, but for england and wales, temperatures going to be dropping low. you could get a touch of frost on wednesday morning. ruraltemperatures, get a touch of frost on wednesday morning. rural temperatures, single figures. take note of the potential impact, on delicate plans. wednesday, sunshine around, sunny spells, northern cloudy. scotland and some of us, getting those patchy outbreaks. it is going to start feeling warmer on the north sea coast. looking ahead, most places going to stay dry, but first signs of change for the south, the chance of change for the south, the chance of some showers, rain, possibly even some thunder. all of that p

east anglia. and up into lincolnshire and parts of yorkshire.e morning and afternoon, the uk is in in cloud and it will be quite a tampon. rain will not be falling all day long in one location, some areas may have a little sunshine from time to time. this is a look at tuesday. low pressure a cross this is a look at tuesday. low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction. this weather front crosses the uk and ahead of this one, the clouds break up with wind coming out of the cell. it could potentially be very warm, and we are expecting temperatures of 22 and even 2a degrees. not the case in most of the uk where we are mostly thinking about 17—18d, pleasant enough. on wednesday it doesn't look like it will stay warm in the south—east as we have cloud, rain, uncertain how much rain there will be in the south—east but it will be a relatively unsettled spell at the beginning of thursday and in towards friday we have a cooler condition coming in from the atlantic as well. it will be a wet end to the week. thursday and friday

not quite bringing in kent and sussex and east anglia and into ligature and east anglia and into ligature and parts of yorkshiret eventually, second—half of the morning into the afternoon, most of the uk is involved with black cloud and it is going to be quite a tampon. the rain is not gone to be falling all day long, it will wax and brain, there will be sunshine and brain, there will be sunshine and is quite warm despite the rain and cloud. if here is a weather front, another one crossing the uk and ahead of this, if the clouds break up, with the wind coming out, it could potentially be very warm, we are expecting averages of 22 and maybe 2a degrees, but it is not the case for most of the uk, we are mostly thinking around 1718 degrees which is pleasant enough. on wednesday it does not look like it will stay warm across the south—east, cloud and rain, uncertain how much rain there will be in the service but overall a relatively unsettled spell of weather beginning thursday and into was friday we will start to see cooler conditions coming in off the atla ntic cooler conditions coming in off the atlantic and it w

east, it will be quite warm. moving into wynnstay, we do have some more wet weather from the south—west of england, up towards yorkshireay east of that. heading into thursday, that wet weather moves away towards the east. the air bill becoming from around iceland towards the end of the week, so it'll be feeling fresher. that's all from the bbc news at one. so, it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one, we nowjoin time for some sport on bbc news with me hugh ferris. hello. even though they face the possibility of failing to qualify for the champions league for the first time in more than 20 years arsene wenger is urging arsenal fans to attend tomorrow's game against sunderland rather than take part in a planned fans boycott aimed at removing him as manager. he's still yet to announce whether he'll sign a new contract and with two games remaining the gunners are three points adrift of the top four places... and have to win both to stand a realistic chance of reaching the champions league. liverpool could also deny them with a victory in theirfinal game but wenger believes form is on arsenal's side. we won six of the last seve

it is not raining in kent and sussex or through east anglia or up into lincolnshire and eastern parts of yorkshirethe second half of the morning, into the afternoon, most of the uk is engulfed, and it will be damp. the rain will not fall in any one location all day. it will wax and wane. it is quite warm as well, despite the rain and cloud. the low pressure on tuesday across the atlantic, weather fronts being pressure on tuesday across the atlantic, weatherfronts being sent in our direction. head office, the cloud breaks, with the rain coming out of the south, it could be very warm. it will be pleasant enough at least. wednesday, it will not stay warm across the south—east, we will see cloud and rain. overall, a relatively unsubtle spell of weather beginning thursday and in towards friday, we start to see cooler conditions coming in off the atlantic, so it will be a showery end to the week. thursday and friday of relatively cool, with showers on the way. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: a warning that more computers could be affected by the unprecedented global cyber

yorkshire, wales and the south—west. north of that, winds and heavy showers. south—eastnd east anglia are dry with warm and humid air. temperatures likely to be higher than 22 degrees. behind that band of rain, not very cold. on wednesday, this rain is across the south—east of england and east anglia. the wettest day of the week. elsewhere, sunshine, blustery showers in the north—west and temperatures a little lower. this is bbc news, the headlines: emmanuel macron has been sworn in as france's new president. he's promised to restore the confidence of french people in their country's future. the european union's law enforcement agency, europol, has warned of an escalating threat from the cyber attack which struck nhs computer systems on friday. the conservatives have said they'll help local authorities to build thousands of council homes for rent if they win the general election. labour says it would raise billions of pounds for public services with a new tax on financial transactions known as a "robin hood" tax. now on bbc news it's the travel show. coming up on this we

east coast has been very cloudy. a lot of cloud across many used in areas stretching from easter in scotland through yorkshire down intono change this evening so starry skies across western areas, whereas in the east we keep that blue, grey skies with the wind coming in the north sea. amateurs not desperately low tonight, seven or eight degrees. tomorrow morning, across scotland, waking up to crystal clear blue skies there. stunning weather for belfast, not a bad randy irish sea, most of coastal of wales. further inland there might be more cloud around. beautiful in cornwall and western parts of devon. in central and eastern areas, up to newcastle, probably staying on the cloudy side. tomorrow, eastern and central areas will remain cloudy and some of them will remain cloudy and some of them will stay pretty chilly. if you are in norwich or how little feel cold, temperatures barely into double figures, whereas 18 degrees for belfast. then we will have a cold night tomorrow night into wednesday. the butchers and cities will dip all the way down to just 2 degrees. there will be a grass frost here. then we have a fine day.

east. this is closer to the north sea coast in your yorkshire. grey skies, the cloud is persistent.easant with the north when dragging in. but it is dry. whether you have sunshine or crowd, it is dry. it is a trade for friday but until then there is no real way in forecast. —— no real rain forecast. it's clear, starry skies, central and eastern areas for high on the cloud and rain, it is not cold certainly in belfast. it will be colder in some rural areas, such as in scotland. tomorrow morning, we start on a beautiful mode again. in the western isles, inverness, sunshine too. the western coast of wales and into pembrokeshire, pool, devon and the west country, and the south coast. lots of areas waking up to clear, blue skies. quite a few areas also stuck under the cloud. the midlands, eastern areas, lincolnshire, wolverhampton and newcastle. parts of scotla nd wolverhampton and newcastle. parts of scotland as well. the cloud will break up doing today across the western areas especially. essentially, the west hangs onto the sunshine with the best temperatures, such as belfast at 18 de

it is not quite raining in kent and sussex throughout east anglia and up into parts of yorkshire, butto be quite a damp one. the rain will not be falling all day long in any one location, it will wax and wane and some areas will have sunshine from time to time and it will be quite warm despite the rain and cloud. here is a look at tuesday, low pressure a cross here is a look at tuesday, low pressure across the atlantic sending a weather front in our direction. here is one and another one crossing the uk. ahead of the weatherfront, if the clouds break up with the wind coming out of the south, it could potentially be very warm. we are expecting temperatures of 22 or maybe 2a degrees. that is not the case for most of the uk, we are mostly thinking around 17 or 18 degrees. 0n mostly thinking around 17 or 18 degrees. on wednesday, it does not look like it will stay warm in the south—east, cloud and rain, we are uncertain of how much rain there will be, but a relatively unsettled speu will be, but a relatively unsettled spell of weather beginning on thursday and actually in towards freddie,

it will hit yorkshire, lincolnshire, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. few showers but through the course of the day some of the showers could be heavy and thundery, as there could be through the day across western scotland. so talking of through the day, we hang on to the sunshine across the north. that scotland, northern ireland and northern england. we hang on to the rain as well. for much of northern england and wales, the cloud building ahead of it in the north—eastern corner. it is in the south—east we will see the highest temperatures. despite what you have seen temperatures. despite what you have seenin temperatures. despite what you have seen in the charts, we could have 25 celsius in the south—east but fresher and feeling more pleasant in the sunshine as we drift north and west. through the evening and overnight that band of rain continues to drift into the north sea. it will be heavy and potentially thundery before it does. behind that we will seek a clearing sky, some cloud around and a fresher feel where it has been so muddy the last few nig

more cloud through the midlands towards the south—east, again for east anglia, through lincolnshire and across parts of yorkshireand. as we move into tuesday, we may start the day with more cloud around, even for scotland and northern ireland, so there will be sunshine at times, maybe the best of the sunshine for england and wales towards the west coast. we won't have that onshore wind off the north sea. whilst temperatures generally will be into the mid—teens, it will feel warmer for eastern scotland and north—east england. quite a chilly start, perhaps, early on wednesday if the cloud breaks up — those temperatures in rural parts again could be close to freezing almost anywhere. we're going to warm up quickly in the sunshine for england and wales, southern scotland and northern ireland. could be 19 degrees from the midlands and southwards. more cloud for northern scotland, and perhaps one or two spots of rain on that weak weather front. high pressure pulling away from midweek onwards. the pressure starts to drop and the weather starts to change as these weather fronts move up from these weather fronts move up