this morning, similarfor looking above eastbourne this morning, similar for many looking above eastbourneparts of the country. for some of us rain, particularly western parts, whereas the east it is more likely to stay dry. we can see whether rain is pushing in, quite a slow—moving band of rain, central and eastern parts of rain, central and eastern parts of the country dry, they could stay that way through the day, because there is a front moving in from the atlantic, what it is bumping into is this big area of high pressure dominating the weather, as the front moves then it is stalling, not moving across the uk and a hurry. some wet weather across the south—west of england, northern ireland and west of scotland as well. for the rest of the uk, a lot of doubt, a few spots of drizzle, the breeze just helping to break up the breeze just helping to break up the cloud so you might get a glimpse of such an coming through this afternoon. temperatures between five and 8 degrees, although quite windy in association with the wind in the west. if you are going to the premier league football matche

eastbourne, the sun is out and you could go bowling on the back lawn.en we look at the picture from perth and kinross, heavy rain moving into abernethy. you can see how things are shaping up you can see how things are shaping up across you can see how things are shaping up across the british isles. east anglia, poking out in the sunshine. northern ireland is eventually going to move into this clear area behind the area of low pressure. already, the area of low pressure. already, the drier weather into northern ireland. scotland, give it a couple of hours and that front will slink away south and we could see some sunshine this afternoon, albeit peppered with showers. it could be a very windy day for scotland, especially in the north and west, with the continued threat of gales. wendy for just about all of us. for northern england, wales and the south—west of england, prospects by midday still rather grey and gloomy. the fronts are starting to head away eastwards, piling ploughed to east anglia and the south—east. we will eventually see the wet weather mo