heavier ones through parts of eastern england on through the afternoon and temperatures edging a bitt giving brightness. they will become a thing of the past again and the blues taking over once again temperatures from midweek going down overnight frost again. lots of dry weather around. this is bbc world news today. i'm kasia madera. our top stories: 20 us states file a motion to stop billions being sent to build donald trump's well as he has to the southern border to make a case for it. our country is full, our area's full. the sector is full. can't take any more, i'm sorry. britain's terminus to request another brexit extension until the end ofjune, and says the uk will make preparations to take part in the european parliament elections just in case. cracking down on illegal images of children in africa. we have a special report on a new unit jacqueline africa. we have a special report on a new unitjacqueline tiled —— tackling child abuse in kenya.

sunshine for central and eastern parts of england, eastern scotla nd eastern parts of england, eastern making its way further north—eastward through the day. temperatures in the west, 11—12, for the likes of belfast and carter. 17 celsius in the sunshine in eastern england. moving on into friday evening, that is where we see the wind speaking up. storm hannah moving in. initially the strongest winds will be across southern ireland. by the early hours of saturday transfer into the south—west of england and wales. showers on the map as we start the weekend. let us look at storm hannah. this low pressure system will be deepening and developing. lots of isobars, especially towards the south of that area of low pressure. that is where we will see the strongest of the winds, especially across wales and the south—west of england. widespread gales or severe gales with gusts possibly around 60 mph or more in association with storm hannah. then the strong winds and heavy showers push their way eastwards across much of the uk. very windy weather for the south—east of england during saturday after

chilli for central and eastern england. misty in places. temperatures had up quickly in the sunshine —— chilly. a fine day for north—west scotland and northern ireland but high cloud into england and wales turning the son hazy. a late shower in south—west england. hi teens, low 20s —— sun hazy. it would be the warmest easter monday on record. here is how it looks monday night into tuesday. on monday it will be breezy, it will be with us it will be breezy, it will be with us monday night with a high cloud and the temperatures would be going down as far. the chance of some showers for the channel islands, south—west england, may be south wales. similar picture on tuesday.

reasonably mild as we start friday morning, there will be some sunshine for central and eastern parts of england west with some showery rain initially for northern ireland, wales, and the southwest of england. making its way further northeastwards through the day. temperatures in the west only around 11—12 degrees. for the likes of belfast and cardiff, well they could see 17 celsius in the sunshine across eastern england. moving on into friday evening, that's where we see the winds really picking up. storm hanna moving in, initially the strongest of the winds will be across parts of southern ireland, but by the early hours of saturday, they transfer into the southwest of england and wales too. lots of showers on the map as we start our weekend. let's take a look at storm hanna, this low pressure system is going to be really deepening and developing. lots of isobars, especially towards the south of that area of low pressure. so that's where we will see the strongest of the winds, especially across wales and the southwest of england. widespread gales, or even severe gales, with gusts possibly arou

it is not com pletely eastern england. it is not completely dry.go through the afternoon. again, some of these are likely to be heavy. potentially lengthy in places. gusty winds around as well. temperatures 13— 15 celsius. through friday night and into the weekend, this area of low pressure moving southwards, tightly squeezed isobars. it will be a windy speu squeezed isobars. it will be a windy spell of weather. the strongest winds at this stage targetting south—west england, gusts up to 65 mph. 0utbreaks south—west england, gusts up to 65 mph. outbreaks of rain. widespread. and it will feel quite cool, not just on account of the strong winds and heavy rain. also the temperatures, highs 10— 13 degrees. you can forget the 20—5 we had a few days ago. "25. good morning — welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: a huge explosion at the tata steelworks in port talbot — residents describe hearing a massive blast. emergency services are at the scene. an inquiry has been launched into the leaking of discussions about

turning to cloud through the afternoon across eastern england, grey with drizzle. with highs of 12 up warmer than today with highs of 12 up to 1a celsius. overnight not too cold with temperatures typically around six or seven celsius. cloud coming in on an easterly wind. again, more the eastern side of the uk will see the cloud and there we have showers on the scene on sunday which could be heavy and potentially even thundery, especially towards the south—east. the further west you are, whilst it may be more cloud round on sunday, a good chance of staying dry with slightly warmer air helping brochure was developed across parts of england and into wales. we start with some warmer air for the beginning of next week and some rain around, and this is what is heading our way, colder air coming in on eastern north—easterly wind and as the week goes on, it will feel quite a bit colder. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live, i‘m simon mccoy. today at two: a botched morning, by the ira caused or contributed to the 21 killed in the birmingham pub bombings. an inquest ruled t

western england and northern ireland, still cloudy and cool across scotland where it is grey and misty and heavy showers continuing to push towards the midlands. maybe some belated sunshine for easternarts of england but not that warm at the moment. showers continuing to work towards wales and northern ireland overnight, perhaps across north—west england for a while. breaks in the cloud for the south—west of england but more likely to get breaks in scotla nd but more likely to get breaks in scotland and given it has not been very warm recently, a touch of frost as well, otherwise, missed and fog patches forming, slowly lifting through the morning. we have got a zone of cloud and showers through the east, midlands and wales and close to northern ireland but sunshine developing either side. it should be a bit warmer when the sunshine comes through. temperatures could be up to 14—17. still cooler for eastern scotland and north—east england. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: the government insists theresa may had to reach out to labour in a bid to find a way forward on brexit, despite angering some conservatives. labour defends its handling of complaints about anti—

eastern counties of england could have mist and fog around tomorrow morning. into western scotland and north—west wales. eastern scotland, northern and eastern england, temperatures will drop down to single figures, so a chilly start to the monday morning commute. this weather front is still in the west and will not make much inroads eastwards. if anything, it could move westwards again. brightening up in north—west wales, but further rain and drizzle is not out of the question in northern ireland. the mist and fog clears and there are good sunny spells. a degree or so higher than today. on tuesdayit degree or so higher than today. on tuesday it is a bright and fresh start in scotland and england, clouding over from the west in parts of wales, the isle of man prone to some showery rain. 17—20 celsius possible. temperatures closer to where they should be this time of the year. this is bbc news, i‘m rebecca jones. the headlines at 10. a woman is shot dead and three people are injured at a synagogue in california. police are questioning a 19—year—old man. britain

some showers also clipping into eastern england.mperatures holding out for 27 degrees. tomorrow morning starting off on degrees. tomorrow morning starting offona degrees. tomorrow morning starting off on a quiet note. it is a big morning of course in london, the marathon taking place. overhead there is likely to be a lot of cloud, the odd shower at times, equally some glimmers of brightness but for the participants, temperatures of 11 to 1a degrees. for the rest of the uk as we go through the day, a lot of dry weather and increasingly some sunshine. some in scotland, part of the midlands, with the south—east. showers clipping into east anglia and kent. more cloud, a weather front trying to push in. still breezy for some of us but that continue to ease, not as windy as it has been and with more sunshine, temperatures higher, between 12 and 16 degrees. quite a complex weather pattern as we head into the week but high pressure will be in charge. quite a lot of fog as we start monday morning. frontal systems pushing in from the west but

some mist and fog in eastern england taking a while to shift in the morning rush hour, but once it goesrts of scotland, england and eastern wales. still fairly cloudy in the west, however, with some patchy rain. hello, this is bbc news with me, rebecca jones. the headlines. he has run quicker than anyone else here, including himself, in london.

but under the clear skies again in eastern england, in particular, it under the clear skies again ine quite chilly as we head towards dawn and as we've seen recently in the morning hours, we could have some fog around in central and eastern areas taking a while to clear away the land tomorrow looks a little cloudy on the hall at my shower is around because the weather front is making steady progress eastwards, but the sunshine will punch through the clouds and get more energy to that cloud and that moisture so some big showers and thunderstorms developing this afternoon but not for all, there will be a lively downpour, gusty winds and looks drier with fewer showers around northern ireland but still some around in northern england southern and central england as his eyes well. as we follow that progress of that whether finder showers through wednesday to thursday, it eases away for a time, but then we have a line of cloud approaching from the north and that's going to bring subtle change it later thursday, but had it, once again push that strong may sunshine into the equation and we h

some mist taking a while to shift to eastern england.easonable weather. hazy sunshine for lots of pipes but still very cloudy in the west. —— fairly cloudy.

, eastern englandy try and bright for much of the day, cloud increasing, showery rain pulling through, maximum temperatures of around 13 to 16 degrees. through tonight this area of low pressure, storm hannah, really quite close together across wales and the south—west of england. the strongest winds will be overnight into saturday more, gusts of up to 6070 mph over the coast of wales and the south—west of england, perhaps seven coasts and gusts of up to 50 mph. those winds will gradually ease as the day goes on. it will be a wet start to the day, rain moving through wales will push further north and eastwards. quite a bit of rainfall expected to saturday, still some strong winds, and while they will ease it will be a blustery day, particularly in western areas. sunny spells towards the north and his but feeling pretty disappointing for many, maximum temperature is about nine to 12 or 13 celsius. storm hannah will eventually move away into the north sea, going into sunday we have a ridge of high pressur

low cloud and mist affecting southern coastal counties and an outside chance of a shower for eastern england, but most of us dry, fine, settled and sunny. overnight, low cloud moving in from the north sea affecting eastern scotla nd the north sea affecting eastern scotland and eastern england as well and there might be mist and fog patches forming but it won't be too cold overnight with temperatures between five and nine celsius and that takes us into thursday. the low cloud, mist and fog will clear quickly and we have a fine day with plenty of sunshine. the onshore winds keep the east coast cooler and fresher, just 12 in aberdeen, but away from the east coast things are warming up with highs of 20 in both cardiff and london. that warming trend continues into good friday and a glorious day with lots of spring sunshine out and about, the wind is a bit lighter, temperatures a bit higher, 21 celsius in edinburgh, 21 for birmingham, london and cardiff and towards the east coast we will see the temperatures creeping up with the lighter winds. that continues as we head into the weekend and an outs

highest values of 8- 10 eastern england. highest values of 8— 10 degrees.of the pressure starting to move away of the tall so yes, we keep the show was going on the far south—west. clear skies further east. by friday, despite a chilly start, we could actually see here showers around and the wind direction coming from a south—easterly so eventually it will bea south—easterly so eventually it will be a little bit warmer with some sunshine coming through. something to look forward to for the end of the working week with highs of 9— 13 degrees. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: prosecutors raid the tokyo home of former nissan chairman carlos ghosn, arresting him for an fourth time. the ayes to the right, 313. the noes to the left, 312. a close call as british mps vote to force the prime minister to ask for an extension to the brexit process in a bid to prevent leaving the eu without a deal. tu rkey‘s turkey's plans to purchase an advanced russian air defence system

where you are exposed to that easterly wind, parts of eastern england, a good part of scotland, we will. the further west you are with some shelter from the easterly wind, that is where we will see the driest of the weather and the best of the sunshine. the rain associated with that low pressure continues to pull away south—westwards through the early part of saturday. more patchy rain pushing into the north—east of scotland. in between some clear spells, most temperatures holding above freezing, but some areas starting with a touch of frost. through the day there will be some spells of sunshine but generally more cloud coming in from the north sea into eastern parts of england. cloud spinning across scotland, some outbreaks of rain sometimes, in the north sea coast the wind coming off the sea. elsewhere, particularly where sunshine further west, it will be a mild day, 11—14 degrees, and at aintree for the grand national, blue skies overhead and a bit of patchy cloud here and there. temperatures as the race gets going, and around 5:15, around 13 degrees. it will be western areas that ho

fairly sporadic rain across southern and eastern england. and, north wales and north—west midlands, persistent rain here. for some that will last all day. 25 millimetres or 40 millimetres. could be some minor flooding with strong winds. chilly today. 7—9 at best. southern counties of england, only a few showers a lot of sunshine. parts will stay dry through much of the day. the lightest winds in north—west scotland where we see temperatures reaching around 14. elsewhere england and wales, winds touching gale force and picking up in north east england through this afternoon. stronger in north wales and merseyside. tonight this rain will be turning surrey through the night. showers elsewhere across england and wales and the far north of scotland. most places becoming dry. the chillier night as when the spotlight. a better day in prospect tomorrow. high pressure is the backend of storm hannah pulling about. still close enough to produce lots of cloud in london for lows of you running in the london marathon. take some waterproofs just in case. no

and england to wales, the rain petering out through the night with showers continuing across eastern englandrecast for the marathon, zooming into london we see a lot of cloud overhead, breaking at times to give sunny spells, the odd passing shower but crucially temperatures chillier as we start eventually up to 13 or 1a or 15. we look at the weather for tomorrow across the rest of the uk, some showers into east anglia and kent, otherwise dry with spells of sunshine, the band of cloud bringing patchy rain into northern ireland at the fat south—west of england at times, still breezy for some but not nearly as windy as it has been today and with the lighter winds and more sunshine at feel a little warmer, temperatures between 12 and 16. enter the start of the new working week, a complex rhythm pattern, broadly high—pressure in charge, light winds into monday morning, that could allow mist and fog patches developing, tending to clear and for most on monday dry weather and for most on monday dry weather and spells of sunshine, cloud across eastern england into the midlands, the best of the sunshi

temperatures up in the high teens for anyone heading home across eastern england, but in the west by the low teens and the feeling is more one of spring than summer we've had of late. some heavy showers across northern ireland into the small hours of thursday, some affecting scotla nd hours of thursday, some affecting scotland and heavier showers coming into the south of the uk by the end of the night, particularly into the south—west of england into wales. pretty breezy across the board and overall quite mild enough. we are still sitting in warm air from the south, all the way from the sahara and its brought dust with it as well to if you see something on your car first thing tomorrow, that's where it comes from. the colour changes later this week as the cool air pushes its way into stock thursday, showers possible anywhere, northern scotla nd showers possible anywhere, northern scotland gets the dry weather but across the board, it edges down, evenin across the board, it edges down, even in the best of the sunshine, 15-16d. even in the best of the sunshine, 15—16d. perhaps the per

eastern scotland, eastern england likely to be dry, a lot of cloud around. coast and north—eastern parts of scotland. the winds won't be as strong on tuesday but still an onshore breeze coming into eastern scotland, north—east england. so a little bit on the chilly side here. under the cloud, temperatures typically ten or 13. a touch higher in the london area if it brightens up. more especially for cornwall and devon where we should see some sunshine. more sunshine on the way on wednesday. some mist and fog around early on across wales, west midlands and the south—west. some patchy cloud developing and you could just squeeze out a light shower through the east midlands towards the south—east of england. unlucky if you catch those. generally it is dry, more sunshine and more warmth as temperatures climb to 17 or 18. it's set to get warmer over the coming few days as well. still high—pressure around scandinavia but we're drawing up our air from central parts of europe. not only is it warmer but it's also drier, so more sunshine around as well. a dry few days an

a slow—moving band of cloud and rain across south—eastern england into wales as well. monday across northern england, northern ireland and the bulk of scotland as well. around ten to 13 degrees or so. 1a celsius towards the south. we have cloud and outbreaks of rain courtesy of this slow—moving front so that sticks around on monday night into tuesday. an area of low pressure sits towards the south—west of the uk, drawing in an easterly breeze through thursday. potentially a bit cloudy on the east coast. loudoun outbreaks of rain across southern england and south wales on tuesday, some uncertainty about how far north the rain will get. it looks driver northern england, northern ireland and the bulk of scotland as well. the mild air gets slowly squeezed away towards the south, the blue means things are going to be called into the middle of the week. goodbye. —— colder. this is bbc news. i‘m lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: mass demonstrations continue in sudan. protesters call for the military to help them overthrow the president. theresa may continues to call for a

central and eastern england as well.re on the up as we've lost the northerly wind and picked up lost the northerly wind and picked up the southerly. stronger at this time of year. a gradual rise in temperature continues into the weekend with fewer showers by that stage as well. you're watching beyond 100 days. the pilots in the ethiopian airlines crash followed the manufacturers instructions but still couldn't stop the nosedive. boeing responds to the findings, saying the plane had a faulty sensor. after two deadly crashes, the company says its new software should solve the problem but there are further questions being answered foot —— asked. further questions being answered foot -- asked. the crew performed all the procedures, repeatedly provided by the manufacturer, but was not able to control the aircraft. no sign of a cross-party breakthrough yet on brexit, but both the irish prime minister and the german chancellor are urging patients.

the rest of the night, mainly clear out there with a few fog patches developing across parts of eastern england and the west of north scotland. temperatures at their lowest through central and eastern parts of england and a few spots coming down close to freezing once again. a touch of frost. early mist and fog does not last long, is clear skies, sunshine for england and wales. northern ireland will have hazy son in the west. fine for much of scotland. the northern western isles have outbreaks of rain but the cloud in the breeze here and the temperatures are held down. elsewhere high teens low 20s, could approach the mid—20s and the record for easter sunday is 25.3. that's what needs to be broken for the warmest easter sunday on record. and the pollen, if you have been sniffing and sneezing, there are high pollen levels, tree pollen is the culprit so that remains high for easter sunday. this is how it looks into easter monday. still simmering for the western isles, elsewhere a clear night into monday morning although it will turn misty in places. it has been close to freezing for the past few n

scotland, eastern england probably having a drier day on friday, with some sunshine at times.me to bbc news — broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: britain's prime minister has asked for another brexit delay and seeks talks with the opposition in a fresh bid to break the logjam. this debate, this division, cannot drag on much longer. it is putting members of parliament and everyone else under immense pressure. celebrations in algeria as president abdelaziz bouteflika resigns after 20 years in power, bowing two weeks of pressure and protests. peace talks in afghanistan go on but the taliban's

nd through eastern england and eastern scotland but it should be a frost free night.it is a similar set today's setup. high pressure over scandinavia and we are drawing up that one from central europe, helping to give our temperatures a boost. any early morning mist and fog will lift quite quickly and then lengthy spells of sunshine on offer for many places blue skies as will rule. the wind will be lighter as well. noticeable down the north sea and channel post. temperatures once again doing well with highs of around 21 or 22 celsius for good friday. as we head into saturday, the heat really does start to build. we could see highs of 25 celsius in south—east england. let's see how that compares with some of our favourite european resorts. in the high teens for parts of iberia. it remains cool and unsettled for large parts of the eastern mediterranean, there's temperatures pegged back. back home, a lot of sunshine on offer through saturday. we have this type of crowd working its way into northern ireland and the western fringes of scotland. it may produce one or two li

we'll keep one or two showers, particularly across eastern of england, also north—west england, east d scrape a touch of frost. into tomorrow, still showers around, particularly across eastern parts of england and also some cloud into northern ireland and the far south—west and western parts of wales bringing some patchy rain. elsewhere, lots dry weather, spells of sunshine, winds considerably lighter and as a consequence, temperatures a little bit higher — 12—16 degrees. some higher — 12—16 degrees. showers continue across p: of some showers continue across parts of eastern england through the day and cloud will be trying to bring patchy rain into northern ireland, west wales in the far south—west. in between, though, lots of dry weather, some spells of sunshine, the wins mudslides lighter than they we re the wins mudslides lighter than they were does make wins much lighter —— it is going to feel a lot warmer, winds much lighter. into the night, this cloud and patchy rain will try to move further east, but it won't get much further than northern ireland. elsewhere, a dry night with s

heavy showers are set to roll in across parts of eastern england. south of inman. it's mild in the south with temperatures as high as 17 degrees. lower figures with temperatures as high as 17 degrees. lowerfigures to with temperatures as high as 17 degrees. lower figures to the north. this is bbc news. i'm chris rodgers. the headlines at 8. the defence secretary expresses horror at an alleged sexual assault of a 17—year—old female recruit by six male soldiers and orders an investigation. the chancellor insists the government has no red lines in talks over brexit. but labour says it's waiting to see some movement from the prime minister. the key priority is to avoid crashing out with the eu with no deal, because of the disruption that would mean to industry and to supply chains, and we are determined to make sure there's no crashing out without a deal. what do we want? human rights! when we want them? now! human rights protests at london's dorchester hotel owned

except the north—east of scotland, north—eastern england, an onshore wind keeping cloud drifting in ator two showers in the isles of scilly. those showers, quite heavy, thundery in that swathe from wales to the south—east. temperatures between 14-17d but south—east. temperatures between 14—17d but as high as 18—19 in the home counties. not quite as warm as that in the north sea coast. tonight, these showers across wales, the midlands, eastern england will merge into longer spells of rain. to the north of that, largely clear and fine. temperatures here for — 5 degrees overnight, 10 degrees in the south. this little weather front still here. bringing some outbreaks of rain throughout tuesday. mainly confined to south wales, southern parts of england, south of the m4 corridor. further north, a dry day with some sunshine, sunshine and the north sea coasts greater than today, chilly day for many of us. temperatures taking a dip. 9—13d for many of us. chillier along the north sea coast and because we have a north—easterly wind bringing this colder air right across the uk, you can see the ora

call again through parts of eastern england is, low single figures may a little nest in some places.t to begin with but there will be some high cloud spilling in from the south. things will turn increasingly hazy. a breezy day and temperatures are similar, maybe a degree also off the pace but no—one will really notice the difference. as the week goes on there will be more cloud building. a chance of showers and thunderstorms breaking out and after the warmth of the easter weekend it will slowly be turning cooler. that is your latest forecast, more just after midnight. —— just before midnight. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines: two teenagers are detained under the terrorism act after the shooting of lyra mckee. there was a real sense that what happened to lyra marked the seachange, and i want people to have the confidence to come forward and help us. after a week of disruption and hundreds of arrests, the head of the metropolitan police urges climate change protesters to move on. britain basks on the hottest

a keen and cool breeze in eastern counties of england.loud and mist and fog form. out towards the west thicker fog and rain. mist and fog form. out towards the west thickerfog and rain. in mist and fog form. out towards the west thicker fog and rain. in the far west in scotland, northern ireland, temperatures hold up. a chilly start in eastern scotland and northern and eastern england tomorrow. the weather front brings the rain and drizzle and it is in the rain and drizzle and it is in the same areas as we start on monday. it is a bit grey, but nothing too substantial. it pushes its way westwards during the day. varying amounts of cloud, some sunny spells and with wins light across the uk, once you get some sunshine, it will feel a touch warmer than today. 18 is the potential high. mist and fog in eastern areas on tuesday and that will clear. sunny spells for many. but outbreaks of rain arriving in northern ireland during the day. a little bit on the cool side here, but elsewhere temperatures could get up to between 16-20dc. it temperatur

and the midlands. 0therwise, across eastern england and the midlands.rea of high pressure firmly established over the next few days, blocking of these weather fronts coming from the west and keeping things largely settled. so for thursday, friday, into the start of the weekend, looking dry, not much to say. some cloud at times. but also some sunny spells. always quite chilly along north sea coast, higher temperatures the further west you are, typical values at 9—13d. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me annita mcveigh — the headlines: theresa may will travel to berlin and then to paris to urge the german and french leaders to agree to a delay in brexit. talks continue between government and labour ministers in an attempt to find a brexit deal acceptable to a majority of mps. what we are trying to do is ensure that we arrive at a deal which, first of all, protects jobs and the economy, we don't think theresa may's deal does that. and we are discussing the issue that apparently it seems she's raised in cabinet as well, about going back to the

quite windy across parts of scotland, temperatures might be up to 20 in eastern england but many other 20. as temperatures continue their downward trend is that week was on, we push the last of the theresa may away to the north—east, we bring in more cool atlantic air. for thursday, showers drifting northwards, the best of the dry weather across northern scotland and temperatures at best are between 13 and 15 degrees. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news... 5—times winner ronnie 0'sullivan has been knocked out in the first round at the world snooker championship, in what is one of the biggest shocks in the tournament's history. amateurjames cahill led 5—4 coming into this morning's session and some uncharacteristic errors from 0'sullivan allowed him an 8—5 lead. a rather drained and lacklustre 0'sullivan did rally to make it 8—8 but cahill — the first amateur to qualify for the crucible — held his nerve to secure a 10 frames to 8 win. you

first part of this evening, lots of cloud, this frontal zone across south wales, southern and eastern englanduing to push its way south and west woods overnight, so by dawn probably confined to the far south—west of england and elsewhere a dry night, mostly clear skies, although the northern isles will see more in the way of cloud. temperatures here staying above freezing but under clear skies temperature is getting close to freezing, if not a few degrees below across northern england, northern ireland and parts of scotland. it is a chilly and in places frosty start to the day. still some cloud and a few showers in the south—west of england, they will soon pull away and for most of us it is a dry and fine day with a good deal of sunshine, the cloud pushing from the northern isles into eastern scotland, fairly light winds put a noticeable north—easterly breeze across north—eastern coasts, pegging back the temperatures, nine or 10 celsius. head further west, 12 or 13 in the best sunshine but certainly lower than we have seen recently. through tomorrow evening, for most it isa through tomorrow e

elsewhere is still mainly dry and clear and low single figures for parts of eastern england and againnday, this is how this is shaping up. notice the difference between northern and western scotland. that weather system, as we saw earlier has backed away so we are back in the sunshine here. there will be an increasing breeze and more in the way of high cloud pushing in from the south during easter monday so some will be increasingly hazy. temperatures for some of us may not be quite as high so much as many of us will notice. it will still be a fine and warm day for getting out and about. this is how it looks as we go through the next few days after easter. notice we start to get low pressure taking over, weather front is heading away from the and that will bring a change after the easter weekend. more cloud around, increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms and we will start to see temperatures come down. but that will be a gradual process. if you want some rain on the garden, there is hope. especially during the second half of the week. this is bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top

tonight, clear skies across central and eastern england and eastern scotland. uite a chilly start, and over the next few days we will see these blue colour is returning to the map. that means that the milderair in charge to the map. that means that the milder air in charge will be pushed away hence the nosedive in temperatures over the next few days. after that lastly dry start across central and eastern parts, keeping some sunny spells. isolated showers for east anglia and highland scotland, then more cloud and rain working in from the west through the day. and temperatures only around 12 celsius in the west, 16 further east. then things become lively as we see the arrival of storm hannah, friday night and into saturday, bringing strong winds across ireland, into parts of wales and the south—west of england. saturday, we are likely to see gales and severe gales, with gusts of up to 65 mph, particularly strong on exposed hills and coast. not just particularly strong on exposed hills and coast. notjust strong winds, but also torrential downpours of rain, almost a

it will be i across eastern england.coast. close guys do the evening, temperatures will not fall away very quickly. with the light winds as well, except across northern scotland, more cloud arriving care. elsewhere, a bit more blue on the chart. we can see frost all the way down towards the west country by thursday morning heading towards the end of the week, we really are dominated by this area of high pressure. building down from scandinavia into the uk, keeping these weather fronts at bay, looks like it will be dry. we will have light winds really i think on thursday, the cloud in northern scotla nd thursday, the cloud in northern scotland can produce one or two spots of drugs over the hills, but otherwise a dry day, probably more cloud for central and either parts of england, best of the same time for wales in western england. but temperatures typically ten or 11 degrees. not a lot changes on friday. it is still dry on saturday, what sunshine, but there will be some stronger winds which could make it feel a little ch

england and wales, we are yet to see any rain crossing the sea, some mist and fog patches crossing eastern england rain pushes over the irish sea into some western coasts, into scotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, some sunshine. 18 or 19 in the midlands. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, to the north—west of england and further into scotland as well. more cloud putting into more of the country means it should be quite as chilly, temperatures 7—9. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers at this stage and they could be rather hit and miss. but with more cloud in general, even for eastern areas, it won't be quite as warm as tuesday. looking at thursday, we've still got this fairly cloudy picture. there will be some showers developing, potentially thundery. more significant, though, that weather front could provide some patchy rain moving southwards. it's what's happening to the north that is more crucial because if you follow the wind arrows, our wind from the arctic. otherwise the wind

some sunshine, some mist and fog patches across eastern england, those shouldn't last too long and weth—east than we had on monday. you can see how slowly this rain pushes over the irish sea into some western coasts, further into scotland, perhaps, but ahead of it, with some sunshine, 18 degrees likely for the moray firth and in the south—east, perhaps into east anglia, the east midlands, 18 or 19 degrees here. as we move into the evening and overnight, again this patchy rain is pushing its way further into wales, to the south—west of england, across north—west england and further into scotland as well. so more cloud pushing into more of the country means it shouldn't be quite as chilly, temperatures typically 7—9 degrees. there'll still be some sunshine around on wednesday, particularly in the morning across lincolnshire, east anglia and south—east of england, but also for northern ireland for a while. this zone of cloud elsewhere, though, producing showers really at this stage and they could be rather hit—and—miss. but with more cloud in general, even for eastern areas, it won't be

the stronger winds will travel their way across central and eastern england through the morning. rthern england, stretching up into the scottish borders, although fairly showery, and across much of northern ireland. so sandwiched to the north and south of that wet weather, there will be some brighter spells. but factor in the strength of the winds, the temperatures really struggling, particularly when you compare them to just a week ago. highest values ofjust 9—13 degrees. now that low pressure will move off into the north sea. it's going to allow this little ridge of high pressure to build for the second half of the weekend. so, an improving story. and that's good news for marathon runners, because perhaps near—perfect weather conditions are likely on sunday. it will be dry. there will be a lot of cloud around. a bit of a breeze, but nowhere near as strong as saturday. fair amount of cloud for many of us. a weak weather front will bring some rain into northern ireland, and maybe western fringes of wales and southwest england as we go through the day. despite the cloud, we get som

chilli for central and eastern england. misty in places. y. a fine day for north—west scotland and northern ireland but high cloud into england and wales turning the son hazy. a late shower in south—west england. hi teens, low 20s —— sun hazy. it would be the warmest easter monday on record. here is how it looks monday night into tuesday. on monday it will be breezy, it will be with us it will be breezy, it will be with us monday night with a high cloud and the temperatures would be going down as far. the chance of some showers for the channel islands, south—west england, may be south wales. similar picture on tuesday. low pressure developing to the south—west hasn't got its act together but it will on wednesday. airdrying together but it will on wednesday. air drying from the south with the high cloud, and saharan dust arriving in the atmosphere could turn the sunrise and sunset fiery looking. as we look at tuesday, high cloud and hazy sunshine. the odd shower possible that further west you are. temperatures, still warm out there. not quite

heading into eastern scotland and eastern england heading to be dry a lot of cloud around.'t be as strong on tuesday but still an onshore breeze coming into northeast scotland. a little bit on the chilly side. under the cloud, temperatures typically ten or 13. a touch higher in the london area if it brightens up. more sunshine on the way on wednesday. some mist and fog around. some patchy cloud developing and you could just squeeze out a light shower. generally it is drier, more sunshine and more warmth as the bridges climb to 17 or 18. it is set to get warmer over the coming few days. still high—pressure — make high—pressure coming up from scandinavia. not only is it warmer coming up from central europe but more sunshine around as well. the peak of the temperatures will be on saturday and it could get 2a or 25. then starts to cool down a little bit and we may see some rain 00:13:50,519 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 arriving in the north—west. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: devastation

northern half of the uk, much drier, some sunshine, a bit cooler and greyer around some eastern coasts of north—east england eastern scotland. we've got a band of rain, showers, whatever you want to call it. it's moving its way northwards with that weather front there. high pressure to the north of the uk, low pressure to the south, hence that easterly airflow. this band of rain is moving slowly northwards. how far north it gets, still some uncertainty, but heading towards northern england, not far away from northern ireland, and behind that, as it brightens up, those temperatures lift. some showers, and there could be heavy, thundery downpours as well. most of the rain in the southern half of the uk. further north, it's a bit chillier. this is cold air from scandinavia, mind you, and that will push its way down into the uk, and we'll continue to see those temperatures dropping away. many northern areas should be dry. a bit of sunshine coming through. we are still left with a zone where we could see some patchy rain for northern england, the north midlands, and a few showers to the south of that as well. bu

a little chillier than this in some rural parts of central and eastern england, maybe a little mistyts, but it's a sunnier day in north—west scotland, the northern and western isles, in the western side of northern ireland, where you've had a few of cloud. but there will be high cloud spilling northwards through much of england and wales, the sun will be hazy, there will be more cloud around in recent days here. there may be a late shower somewhere in south—west england and south wales, especially on the hills, very isolated. temperatures — high teens, low 20s, feeling every bit as warm, maybe mid—20s in the warm spots, it could be the warmest easter monday on record so we will keep you updated on that. it will be breezier, mind you. on through monday night into tuesday, well, a lot of high cloud around, still the chance for a few showers, channel islands, south—west england, south wales and temperatures where they have been chilly in recent nights will be higher. big picture for tuesday, drifting up from the south and on with the high cloud a bit of saharan dust as well, so cameras

england, heavy downpours likely. we have got clearer skies for central and eastern parts of england and eastern scotland.l also feel a bit cooler. you can see the blue colours working in from the west over the next few days. milder air clearing towards the east. things turning more and settled to the to the from the west. friday, we have some sunshine for eastern england and scotla nd sunshine for eastern england and scotland for much of the day, the chance of a few isolated showers, but in general more cloud working in from the west, bringing more spells of showery rain. temperatures around 12 across belfast, and holding on to 16,17 12 across belfast, and holding on to 16, 17 fora 12 across belfast, and holding on to 16, 17 for a time, quite 12 across belfast, and holding on to 16, 17 fora time, quite mild, in the east. things turning stormy on friday night into saturday as storm hannah approaches from the atlantic. lots of isobars on the map, the strongest winds across wales in the south—west of england. we are likely to see gales or severe gale force winds. gusts of up to 70 mph possible in some areas

most of us not having a particularly chilly night, maybe parts of eastern england and eastern scotlandame, to all intents and purposes. still some rain in the west, heavier rain for northern ireland, maybe fringing into northern scotland, the far west of wales and cornwall later in the day. further east some spells of sunshine, and for many of us tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, with highs between 17—20 degrees. i say tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, because that warmth is not going to last. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this front which will have been in the west eventually moves its way eastwards, taking cloud and showery rain with it. the rain will be quite sporadic, quite on—and—off, there's some uncertainty about how quickly this band of cloud and rain will slide its way eastwards. but ahead of this band of cloud and rain, this frontal system, there will still be some holding on across the south—east corner. temperatures here could get close to 20 degrees. but behind the weather front, this is where things start to change. it turns much cooler a

most of us not having a particularly chilly night, maybe parts of eastern england and eastern scotlandfreezing. so we get on into tuesday, and it is more of the same, to all intents and purposes. still some rain in the west, heavier rain for northern ireland, maybe fringing into western scotland, the far west of wales and cornwall later in the day. further east, some spells of sunshine, and for many of us tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, with highs between 17—20 degrees. i say tuesday will be the warmest day of the week because that warmth isn't going to last. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, this front which will have been in the west eventually moves its way eastwards, taking cloud and showery rain with it. the rain will be quite sporadic, quite on—and—off, and there is some uncertainty aboutjust how quickly this band of cloud and rain will slide its way eastwards. but ahead of this band of cloud and rain, this frontal system, there will still be some warmth holding on across the south—east corner, so temperatures here could get close to 20 degrees. but behind th

further west, though, the promise of some brighter skies, also some brightness across some parts of eastern englanden do is allow temperatures to shoot up enough to turn some showers that will feed in from the east into some pretty punchy, thundery downpours through the middle part of the afternoon. that could be potentially very tricky for the boat races because lightning is the only thing that could keep the boats off the water. there will be showers around certainly in the london area through the afternoon. but the temperatures, though, where we get the sunshine up to 17 degrees, possible. more cloud for scotland which caps the figures at around 11 or 12 at best. through the evening, heavier showers briefly for the midlands and north wales before they weaken. it looks like they will get pepped up again as they arrive into northern ireland by the end of the night. much clearer skies by the end of the night across scotland. a slightly chillier start to monday, but thankfully, finally, a much brighter start, after what has been a very cloudy weekend. still quite a bit of cloud in the east, some goi

england this morning. but we take a look at this afternoon and it is looking dry and bright with further sunny spells. there will be a little bit more cloud for easternts of england and the far north of scotland, but it is going to remain dry with that keen north—easterly wind. it is feeling cool for coastal areas and breezy across the south. temperatures not up to much today, a maximum of around 9—13. the best of the sunshine will be the further west you are. going through this evening and overnight, we will tend to see a bit more cloud coming into the far north of scotland. a bit more cloud coming in from the west for northern ireland and also feeding into eastern parts of england. but under clear skies it is looking like it's going to be a cold night, temperatures dropping away. there is the chance of a fairly widespread frost tomorrow morning. tomorrow, a bit more cloud for north—east scotland and parts of northern ireland, the cloud feeding in from the west could be thick enough for the order spot of drizzle. across england and wales it is looking dry but claudia again in the good day no. and this is where we will find the cooler temperatures. h

a breezy picture for some, patchy cloud will develop over parts of eastern england, especially east angliaf you do there could be some small hail associated. we have referenced the wind, average speeds but gusts will be higher, particularly in the west and especially into northern ireland, around a0 mph. for many, temperatures stuck in single figures especially on the north sea coast. for scotland, favourable wind directions with temperatures up to 1a, as we have had over the past few days. clear weather overnight and into sunday but cloud increasing over the far south of england, northern ireland, and on the north sea coast with the breeze we should avoid a frost, but elsewhere we are in the blue so another frost as sunday begins. but with plenty of morning sunshine, some clouds developing. a stray shower here or there, most places will stay dry. in cornwall and northern ireland, expect cloud, the further west you are, you could see some patchy rain out of this weather front but most places will stay dry, with some cloud building during the day. temperatures similar, as is the wind, so it

areas quite a chilly night in fact for parts of north—eastern englandfrost. for most of us it is looking dry with spells of sunshine but our pesky weather front will still bring cloud and some patchy rain. early mist and fog clearing but always a patchy cloud into the afternoon. the best of the sunshine in scotland. 18—19, possibly 20 degrees. as we go into tuesday, a similar day of weather. scraping into western parts, some rain. elsewhere drive with spells of sunshine and the early fog will clear. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, 20 in london, it could be 19 or 20 in other places. this should make some progress eastwards. not much winds to push it along, it is in no mood to move quickly. it becomes marooned on top of the british isles on wednesday. a band of cloud initially but may reinvigorate to give showers and thunderstorms into the afternoon. ahead of that weather front, still warm. but behind it, the temperatures start to drop away which is the theme heading towards the end of the week. it does look like turning cooler and fresher. s