most likely across parts of eastern scotland, eastern england, too.d temperatures generally down a notch on recent days, perhaps into the low 20s. it remains unsettled. more rain towards the north on sunday. and further showers into the new working week. goodbye. list this is bbc new list s. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines... no more quarantine for uk residents who are double jabbed, when they return to england from amber list countries this summer — like portugal and greece. as one of the world's most vaccinated countries, we must use these advantages to restore many of the freedoms that have been lost over recent months. kane is there to follow in! england are into the final of a first major men's tournament in 55 years and now face italy at wembley on sunday. to bring that happiness and to bring that excitement and to continue the journey for another four days. you know, we're here to the end, we didn't want to go home yet, and we know we've got everybody with us.

these are most likely in eastern scotland and across the eastern side of england.e temperatures sitting at 22—23 celsius. now i don't think those numbers will change a great deal into the weekend. there will still be some sunshine around, but we still have this threat of some showers and the greater risk of showers is likely to be on sunday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. celebrations in rome as italy squeeze past spain to book their place in the final of the euros. the gun crime crisis hitting new york state. the governor declares a disaster emergency after more than 50 deaths over the last weekend. a leading dutch journalist is in a critical condition after being gunned down in an amsterdam street. and after leaving three dead in the caribbean, hurricane elsa strengthens as it approaches florida's gulf coast.

these are most likely in eastern scotland and across the eastern side of england.e temperatures sitting at 22—23 celsius. now i don't think those numbers will change a great deal into the weekend. there will still be some sunshine around, but we still have this threat of some showers and the greater risk of showers is likely to be on sunday. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. new york�*s governor declares a �*disaster emergency�* following a sharp rise in gun violence. it is so bad that when you look at the recent numbers, more people are dying of gun violence than of covid. as nato withdraws, afghan security forces insist their soldiers have not defected to the taliban. by by no means has anyone defected to the taliban. they may have abandoned their post, as they are no longer able to fight, but they have come back.

these are most likely in eastern scotland and across the eastern side of england.3 celsius. now i don't think those numbers will change a great deal into the weekend. there will still be some sunshine around, but we still have this threat of some showers and the greater risk of showers is likely to be on sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines: new york state's governor, andrew cuomo has declared a disaster emergency following a surge in gun violence over the fourth ofjuly, holiday weekend. the move will enable the state to bolster its law enforcement presence in cities where shootings are on the increase. afghanistan's national security advisor has denied claims by the taliban that government soldiers have defected to the militant group. following the departure of nato troops, the afghan army has come under pressure, with many worried about whether it can hold off the taliban, as they continues to capture more territory. there were wild celebrations in rome as italy's footballers reached the final of the euros after beating spain. the game had to go to penalties,

most likely in eastern scotland and across the eastern side of england.eekend. still some sunshine around, but we still have this threat of some showers and the greater risk of showers is likely to be on sunday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a major tech flotation in london, but will wise be a success or follow in the footsteps of deliveroo a nd leave investors disappointed? shares of ride—hailing giant didi tumble, as china tightens its rules on overseas listings. read all about it! the tiktok phenomenon that is driving the sales of physical books. we examine booktok.

these are most likely in eastern scotland and across the eastern side of england.l change a great deal into the weekend. there will still be some sunshine around, but we still have this threat of some showers and the greater risk of showers is likely to be on sunday. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: new york state's governor, andrew cuomo, has declared a �*disaster emergency�* following a surge in gun violence there. the move will enable the state to bolster its law enforcement presence in cities where shootings are on the increase. afghanistan's national security adviser has denied claims by the taliban that government soldiers have defected to the militant group. following the departure of nato troops, the afghan army has come under pressure, with many worried about whether it can hold off the taliban as it continues to capture more territory. there were wild celebrations in rome as italy's footballers reached the final of the euros after beating spain. the game had to go to penalties, having finished 1—1 after extra time. italy will now play either denmar

these are most likely in eastern scotland and across the eastern side of england.ill be some sunshine around, but we still have this threat of some showers and the greater risk of showers is likely to be on sunday. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and louise minchin. our headlines today. england prepare to take on denmark for a place in the euros final — it would be their first chance of a major tournament title since 1966. the victor will face italy, who beat spain in late—night penalties at wembley. good morning. the day has arrived. we expect almost 60,000 fans here and i�*d audience of many millions as the nation stops to watch. an investigation begins into the use of private email accounts

these are most likely in eastern scotland and across the eastern side of england.elsius. now i don't think those numbers will change a great deal into the weekend. there will still be some sunshine around, but we still have this threat of some showers and the greater risk of showers is likely to be on sunday. welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: the gun crime crisis hitting new york state. new york�*s state governor declares a �*disaster emergency�* following a sharp rise in gun violence. it is so bad that when you look at the recent numbers, more people are dying of gun violence than of covid. gunfire as nato withdraws, afghan security forces insist their soldiers have not defected to the taliban as it captures districts across the country. by no means has anyone defected to the taliban. they may have abandoned their posts, because they were no longer able to fight, but they have come back.

these are most likely in eastern scotland and across the eastern side of england. some showers and the greater risk of showers is likely to be on sunday. their soldiers have not defected to the taliban welcome to bbc news. i�*m david eades. our top stories: new york�*s state governor declares a disaster emergency, will following a sharp rise in gun violence. it is so bad that when you look at the recent numbers, more people are dying of gun violence than of covid. as nato withdraws, afghan security forces insist their soldiers have not defected to the taliban, as it captures districts across the country. by no means has anyone defected to the taliban. they may have abandoned their post, because they were no longer able to fight, but they have come back.

as well perhaps and eastern scotland as well perhaps a more showers into the far southwest later inny south of the day and temperatures quite typical for this of the day and temperatures quite typicalfor this time of of the day and temperatures quite typical for this time of year, around about 16 to 22 degrees on friday. low—pressure still with us as we see into the south on saturday, were heavy rain for the likes of london and cardiff. drying up likes of london and cardiff. drying up some parts of the uk as we head into sunday. goodbye for now. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is 0utside source. england is about to take on denmark in the euros semifinal, and there's huge excitement. kick—off at wembley is in an hour. 60,000 fans are there, most of them english. danish fans are watching in copehagen. their team has had a fairy tale run since christian eriksen�*s shock collapse. the team's goalkeeper insists they can stop football from coming home to england. has it ever been home? i don't know, have you ever won it? in �*66, it was home. was that not the world cup? these english fans w

most likely because parts of central and eastern scotland and eastern england.ore rain in the far south—west late on friday but 16, 20 three degrees through the course of friday and things remaining pretty unsettled into the weekend. more heavy rain on saturday. thing is drying up in the south for sunday and into next week but for now back to ben at wembley. it is brightening up to ben at wembley. it is brightening up here at wembley and many england fans are already arriving. they want to know about the line—up. john watson, any clues as to who will be in the team?— impressing the two starts he had, but it was interesting playing ukraine. england were so far ahead that in the final stages gareth southgate was able to bring on a number of other players and give them useful game time in this tournament and he will understand how valuable that is of course has a former international player with england himself and he went to euro 2000 and did not feature a great deal in the tournament so he will appreciate how valuable that was to give those members of the squad w

these will be a little more hit and miss, but it brightens up in eastern scotland, we could get some the fly in the ointment is this little weather front here that keeps more cloud across northern ireland, eventually increasing the cloud across wales and the southwest, bringing some rain later on in the day. ahead of it, some sunshine coming through, still the chance of some showers. these are most likely in eastern scotland and across the eastern side of england. but many places on friday will have a dry day. and those temperatures sitting at 22—23 celsius. now i don�*t think those numbers will change a great deal into the weekend. there will still be some sunshine around, but we still have this threat of some showers and the greater risk of showers is likely to be on sunday. this is bbc news. iam i am david iam david eades. the headlines: new york state�*s governor, andrew cuomo, has declared a �*disaster emergency�* following a surge in gun violence there. the move will enable the state to bolster its law enforcement presence in cities where shootings are on the rise. afghanistan�*

but is in through the evening hours, so most of us dry overnight, patchy rain across eastern scotlandoudier in the north and west, clear spells for most. temperatures holding up a 12-14 , the most. temperatures holding up a 12—14 , the odd misty patch first thing on friday. through the day tomorrow, an east—west split, the western half of the uk cloudy but dry, showery rain later, whereas further east sunny spells, scattered, slow—moving downpours. temperatures up to 23 degrees in the warmest spots, and if you suffer from hay fever, you will probably notice that pollen levels are high or very high for much of the uk. grass pollen is high this time of year. we still have heavy downpours across eastern scotland and england into friday evening, localised flooding, because they are very slow moving. we have the next area of low pressure pushing injust in time moving. we have the next area of low pressure pushing in just in time for the weekend, towards the south. through the weekend, more rain, heavy and showery at times on saturday. forsome heavy and showery at times on saturday. for som

got this more persistent rain, never really clearing away from northern england, pushing into eastern scotlandne. the showers are never too far away, and they may well be heavy as well. generally, temperatures a bit lower on tuesday, 18—19 typically, could be chillier than that where it stays wet in northern england and eastern scotland. and as we have seen, there are some showers around, they could well affect wimbledon once again. it's going to be another day where we may well have the covers on and off. those showers will probably tend to ease off though during the evening and into the night. more places become dry, still got some wetter weather towards the north—east of scotland. the breeze tends to ease down a little bit, and we will find temperatures typically again around 12—13 degrees. now, it's low pressure that's brought all the rain over recent days, in the centre of the low pressure, by the time we get to wednesday, it's close to the north—east of scotland. so there's more cloud rolling in here and some patchy rain around, too. elsewhere, there may well be some sunshine, but we are

some showers also across eastern scotland, north—east england.f wales, the midlands, southern england which will see the heaviest of the showers. hitand miss. some places will stay dry. we could see quite a bit of dry weather for scotland and northern ireland, albeit rather cloudy. the winds are going to be lighter today than what they were yesterday, particularly across england and wales. it's not going to feel particularly warm for the time of year, particularly across the north of the country, 15 to 19 degrees here, but we could make 21 or 22 across the south—east. the winds will be lighter and, given the sunshine is pretty strong this time of year, it shouldn't feel too bad. as we head through this evening and overnight, most of the showers die away, but a few will linger here and there. most places will be dry, variable cloud and clear spells. temperatures in double figures for england and wales, but some chillier spots across scotland and northern ireland. so into sunday, we've got this very weak weather front spreading south across the cou

got this more persistent rain, never really clearing away from northern england, pushing into eastern scotlandand they may well be heavy as well. generally, temperatures a bit lower on tuesday, 18—19 typically, could be chillier than that where it stays wet in northern england and eastern scotland. and as we have seen, there are some showers around, they could well affect wimbledon once again. it's going to be another day where we may well have the covers on and off. those showers will probably tend to ease off though during the evening and into the night. more places become dry, still got some wetter weather towards the north—east of scotland. the breeze tends to ease down a little bit, and we will find temperatures typically again around 12—13 degrees. now, it's low pressure that's brought all the rain over recent days, in the centre of the low pressure, by the time we get to wednesday, it's close to the north—east of scotland. so there's more cloud rolling in here and some patchy rain around too. elsewhere, there may well be some sunshine, but we are going to find showers breaking out, and

got this more persistent rain, never really clearing away from northern england, pushing into eastern scotlandrally, temperatures a bit lower on tuesday, 18—19 typically, could be chillier than that where it stays wet in northern england and eastern scotland. and as we have seen, there are some showers around, they could well affect wimbledon once again. it's going to be another day where we may well have the covers on and off. those showers will probably tend to ease off though during the evening and into the night. more places become dry, still got some wetter weather towards the northeast of scotland. the breeze tends to ease down a little bit, and we will find temperatures typically again around 12—13 degrees. now, it's low pressure that's brought all the rain over recent days, in the centre of the low pressure, by the time we get to wednesday, it's close to the northeast of scotland. so there's more cloud rolling in here and some patchy rain around too. elsewhere, there may well be some sunshine, but we are going to find showers breaking out, and those could turn heavy and thunderey come

got this more persistent rain, never really clearing away from northern england, pushing into eastern scotlande never too far away, and they may well be heavy as well. generally, temperatures a bit lower on tuesday, 18—19 typically, could be chillier than that where it stays wet in northern england and eastern scotland. and as we have seen, there are some showers around, they could well affect wimbledon once again. it's going to be another day where we may well have the covers on and off. those showers will probably tend to ease off though during the evening and into the night. more places become dry, still got some wetter weather towards the north—east of scotland. the breeze tends to ease down a little bit, and we will find temperatures typically again around 12—13 degrees. now, it's low pressure that's brought all the rain over recent days, in the centre of the low pressure, by the time we get to wednesday, it's close to the north—east of scotland. so there's more cloud rolling in here and some patchy rain around, too. elsewhere, there may well be some sunshine, but we are going to find sho

a bit lower on tuesday, 18, 19, could be chillier where it stays wet in northern england and eastern scotlandn. it's going to be another day where we may well have the covers on and off. those showers will probably tend to ease off the during the evening and into the night. more places become dry, some wetter weather towards the northeast of scotland. the praise tends to ease down a bit and we will find temperatures typically again around 12-13 temperatures typically again around 12—13 degrees. it's a pleasure that's brought all the rain over recent days, in the centre of the low pressure, a lot of time, we get to wednesday, it's close to the northeast of scotland, some are cloud rolling in here and some patchy rain around as well. elsewhere, some sunshine, but we are going to find showers breaking out commandos could turn heavy and thundering from the afternoon, particularly across wales, the midlands across to lincolnshire as well. temperatures may be a notch higher on friday, still no better than 20—21 celsius. let's end with a glimmer of hope, because the low pressure is trying to move aw

some sunshine from the word go across central and eastern england, but eastern england in eastern scotlandater flooding, as well. further west, things are looking dryer through the course of the day. but into saturday, more heavy downpours, particularly in the south and the east, a little bit drier towards the likes of northern ireland during the day. and top temperatures on saturday around 16—21 celsius. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: president biden has announced the us military mission in afghanistan willl end on the last day of august. he said continuing to fight in afghanistan was not an option, as it would mean us troops staying there indefinitely. the japanese government has said that spectators will not be allowed to attend olympic games events at venues in the capital. the government is placing tokyo under a new state of emergency from next week because of rising coronavirus infections. a haitian minister says one of the men arrested on suspicion of involvement in the assasination of presidentjovenel moise in a pre—dawn raid on his residence on wednesday is a us citize

a few showers in eastern scotland and some in central and souther england. could be heavy, possibly with the odd rumble of thunder and because of light winds, they could be slow moving. they will fade through this evening and overnight and we'll continue to see clearer skies developing with that northerly flow kicking in. generally, the temperatures will be down a degree or so in comparison to last night. we could in the sheltered glens of scotland see lows of seven or eight degrees. we start off tomorrow with still this weak whether front, that is just going to enhance some showers across southern england but it is allowing a northerly flow to slip further south as well so sunday on the whole a quieter day, light winds, that means those showers could once again be slow moving. they are likely to feature mostly along the south coast, can't rule out thunder, but it will be predominantly a dry day with some glimpses of sunshine. top temperatures of 12 to 21 degrees. as we move out of sunday into monday, we've got this little ridge of high pressure building for

most likely across parts of eastern scotland, eastern england, too.ly down a notch on recent days, perhaps into the low 20s. it remains unsettled. more rain towards the north on sunday. and further showers into the new working week. bye— bye. at six — jetting off abroad becomes easierfor the double jabbed as the government changes its travel rules. from july 19th, anyone in england who's fully vaccinated can travel to an amber country without having to quarantine on return. it's lift off for the uk's travel industry as airlines start adding dozens more destinations for the summer. it is massive news and we should see a great you know pick up in bookings and many millions of customers who have been looking forward to going overseas, either on holiday or to visit family, can finally realise that and get away in time for the summer holidays. we'll have all the details. also tonight:

some sunshine coming through, still the chance of showers, these most likely in eastern scotland in theal into the weekend. there is still going to be some sunshine around, but we have this threat of some showers and the greater risk of showers is likely to be on sunday. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: there's joy for italians, after their side beat spain in a penalty shoot—out to reach the final of the euro 2020 football tournament. italy will play the winner of wednesday's semifinal between england and denmark. the uk government has signalled a further easing of coronavirus restrictions in england. the health secretary, sajid javid, said people who're fully vaccinated will no longer have to self—isolate, after a close covid contact. new york's governor andrew cuomo has declared a disaster emergency following a surge in gun violence. it'll enable the state to bolster its law enforcement presence in cities where shootings are on the increase. the united states has confirmed that its military withdrawal from afghanistan is now more than 90% complete. the taliban says it has captu

it is going to be something of an east—west split, so for central and eastern england and eastern scotlandrther west, slightly cloudier, mostly dry but a bit more rain working far into the southwest later in the day, most of us around 15—23 celsius on friday. if you do suffer from hay fever, you will probably notice that pollen levels are going to be high or very high for much of the uk. moderate for central and northern scotland. during friday evening, we are going to keep these heavy showers in the east going for a time, some thunder and lightning, and quite a bit of surface water if you do catch one of those heavy showers, but they will ease away overnight friday into the early hours of saturday, as this next system approaches the south. so things are staying very changeable, very unsettled, so this area of rain could be quite heavy and persistent across southern england and wales first thing saturday. slowly clears eastwards. then it's going to be another day of of sunny spells and scattered heavy showers and thunderstorms. again, probably eastern areas seeing the bulk of that, a littl

got this more persistent rain, never really clearing away from northern england, pushing into eastern scotlandver too far away, and they may well be heavy as well. generally, temperatures a bit lower on tuesday, 18—19 typically, could be chillier than that where it stays wet in northern england and eastern scotland. and as we have seen, there are some showers around, they could well affect wimbledon once again. it's going to be another day where we may well have the covers on and off. those showers will probably tend to ease off though during the evening and into the night. more places become dry, still got some wetter weather towards the north—east of scotland. the breeze tends to ease down a little bit, and we will find temperatures typically again around 12—13 degrees. now, it's low pressure that's brought all the rain over recent days, in the centre of the low pressure, by the time we get to wednesday, it's close to the north—east of scotland. so there's more cloud rolling in here and some patchy rain around too. elsewhere, there may well be some sunshine, but we are going to find showers

some showers also across eastern scotland, north—east england.'s part of wales, the midlands, southern england which will see the heaviest of the showers. hitand miss. some places will stay dry. we could see quite a bit of dry weather for scotland and northern ireland, albeit rather cloudy. the winds are going to be lighter today than what they were yesterday, particularly across england and wales. it's not going to feel particularly warm for the time of year, particularly across the north of the country, 15 to 19 degrees here, but we could make 21 or 22 across the south—east. the winds will be lighter and, given the sunshine is pretty strong this time of year, it shouldn't feel too bad. as we head through this evening and overnight, most of the showers die away, but a few will linger here and there. most places will be dry, variable cloud and clear spells. temperatures in double figures for england and wales, but some chillier spots across scotland and northern ireland. so into sunday, we've got this very weak weather front spreading south acros

southern and eastern scotland, very warm sunny spells, brightening up in northern ireland after a cloudys of low cloud lingering around some irish sea coasts. any early cloud in eastern england clearing away and temperatures nearing that 30 celsius mark in yorkshire, for example, during saturday afternoon. hot weekend for the grand prix at silverstone, very high track temperatures as well. if you're following the open golf in kent, that stiff northerly breeze will ease a touch. a few words of caution about what's coming this weekend. uv levels widely high to very high, burn quickly without protection, and no let—up for hay fever sufferers — high to very high pollen levels away from those cloudy parts of northern scotland. in fact, in scotland, cloud becomes more extensive as we go through saturday night and into sunday morning. so, there will be more cloud around here, some heavier bursts of rain possible in northern scotland for a time. cloudier in northern ireland, a bit more cloud in northern england, perhaps north wales. there will be some sunny spells here, too, but temperatures wil

most will be through eastern scotland and england.d still a showery picture sunday and still a showery picture sunday and into the start of the new week. at six: drug deaths in scotland reach record levels. more than 1,300 people died of drug—related causes last year alone — it's the worst drug figures in europe. why is this still happening? why is this being allowed to continue? why are these numbers up, death figures up again? will be asking why the number of deaths keeps on rising. also tonight... —— we will be asking. cheering gold for beth shriever, silver for kye whyte, as together they make history winning britain's first ever medals in bmx. i gave it absolutely everything i had then, and i was rewarded. oh, my god, it's amazing. pregnant women are urged to have the covid vaccine as the number of mothers to be in hospital with the virus rises — hundreds of thousands remain unvaccinated. england's cricket star ben stokes is taking an immediate breakfrom the sport to prioritise his mental well—being.

we've got quite a lot of low cloud drifting in from north—east england and eastern scotland.ns in particular. more sunshine in the south but they will be further heavy showers and thunderstorms put it in for eastern scotland and they could be some elsewhere. eyes of 21 to 25 degrees. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first, the headlines at 9:30. australia has claimed their first games gold, breaking the world record for the women's four hundred metre freestyle team relay. the hosts, japan, also won their second gold, in the pool. while the tunisian teenager, ahmed hafnaoui, stunned the field to win the men's 400 metre freestyle gold. thousands of people in the western united states, are spending the weekend in evacuation centers, as wildfires continue to burn across the region. more than 80 large wildfires in 13 us states have burnt around 1.3 million acres in recent weeks. in cities across brazil, thousands of protesters have taken to the streets for the fourth weekend in a row. they're calling for the coronavirus vacc

still some areas of rain affecting for example parts of northern england, eastern scotland, some rains to be found elsewhere and gradually turning a bit brighter towards the end of the day and away from the centre this low pressure system will be beginning to pull away northwards and weaken as we go on into wednesday. still close enough to scotland to give some perhaps useful rain in places here, sunny spells elsewhere and then the showers get going again and then some of these could get heavy infantry. we are looking at high teens in a few spots, low 20s on wednesday. second half of the week low pressure is beginning to building but is still quite complicated because higher up in the and there is a disturbance then and still means although this is not high pressure that it is going to be settles on here for thursday and still shows that pop up fairly hit and miss and will stay dry, one shower will not make for a wash—out of the day and only last a couple of minutes but the potential for showers as they're both on thursday and a couple of minutes but the potential for showers as they'

some showers also across eastern scotland, north—east england.fternoon, but it's part of wales, the midlands, southern england which will see the heaviest of the showers. hitand miss. some places will stay dry. we could see quite a bit of dry weather for scotland and northern ireland, albeit rather cloudy. the winds are going to be lighter today than what they were yesterday, particularly across england and wales. it's not going to feel particularly warm for the time of year, particularly across the north of the country, 15 to 19 degrees here, but we could make 21 or 22 across the south—east. the winds will be lighter and, given the sunshine is pretty strong this time of year, it shouldn't feel too bad. as we head through this evening and overnight, most of the showers die away, but a few will linger here and there. most places will be dry, variable cloud and clear spells. temperatures in double figures for england and wales, but some chillier spots across scotland and northern ireland. so into sunday, we've got this very weak weather front sprea

it will bring a little more cloud first thing in the morning across eastern scotland and northeast englandrs developing as we go through the afternoon, but not as heavy or as widespread as we saw on sunday and the southeast corner. actually, with more sunshine across parts of england, it could be a warmer day with highs of 26 degrees. showers will start to become more widespread from the west as we go through monday night and into tuesday. tuesday is a messy day with some heavy, thundery downpours and a little bit cooler, particularly in the northwest. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... some shocks and surprises on the second full day of the tokyo olympics, including relative unknowns from austria and tunisia winning gold medals. i'm sarah mulkerrins live in tokyo, where day three of the games is already under way with the men's triathlon close to me here in tokyo bay. a top american general warns the taliban they could face us air strikes unless they stop their military offensive across afghanistan. and we're prepared to continue this

scotland and northern ireland. but even that said, some places will escape, and there will be some sunshine. but for easterno showers through the day and providing some moisture generally to the south of that with some heavy downpours. the winds are a bit lighter than they've been today, so we will see hail and thunder in those slow—moving downpours. fewer for scotland and northern ireland, but quite cool with cloudy skies in the north, given that northerly breeze. 19 or 20 in northern ireland and scotland with fewer showers. the night time period on saturday sees those showers tending to ease away a bit. temperatures dipping again. a little bit lower because of that northerly wind direction, but certainly not cold. but sunday, again, brings with it the risk of some rain, and our weather front still around just giving the chance of extra showers across northern england, into wales and the midlands. but perhaps the really torrential downpours at this stage we think will be more confined to southern areas on sunday. so there will be more areas escaping and staying dry, notably in the north, but cooler 15—16 c

we're also going to see more of this low cloud, mist and murk pushing in towards northern and eastern scotlandd to burn back towards the coast, so it should brighten up inland. and for most, tomorrow is another hot and mostly sunny day with just a scattering of isolated afternoon thunderstorms. but there is evidence of the easterly wind, not a particularly strong wind, but enough to push the heat westwards. so, in northern ireland tomorrow, we could be looking at a high of 32 degrees. it is possible we could break that record once again. will be cooler across eastern parts of the uk. and here on friday, again, we'll see some mist and murk and low cloud. also down to the south west, notice this heavy, thundery rain drifting into the picture. this is the first sign of our change for the weekend. temperatures also a little bit lower on friday, but as we head into the weekend, this area of low pressure is going to slide across the uk, particularly england and wales, giving some heavy, thundery downpours, possibly enough rain to cause some disruption. across northern ireland and scotland, it should

a little bit cooler, though, into parts of north—east england, eastern scotland, with more in the waythe night in northern ireland, but many will fade away. most will stay dry through the day, through the night and into thursday, and it will be another fairly sultry one as well with temperatures for some not dropping below the high teens. so into thursday we go. this is the chart. high pressure is still firmly with us, starting to move a little bit further eastwards, so we should pick up a little bit more breeze, but that's just shifting the emphasis of the hot air out towards the west and cooling things down a little bit in the east. there will still be some low cloud around the coasts in the north, but parts of eastern england will probably see sunshine return more widely. highest of the temperatures parts of north—western england, north wales and into the west of northern ireland — 31—32 celsius not out of the question. so provisionally we could see again one of the warmest days on record in northern ireland. that high pressure continues to move away a little bit further, more in t

scotland and ireland. but someplace as will escape. and then will be some sunshine! for both easternther morning we have that band of rain, our weatherfront rain, our weather front breaking rain, our weatherfront breaking up into showers during the day and providing moisture generally to the south of that with some heavy downfalls, the winds were today so we will see hail and thunder in the slow—moving downpours, fewer first scotland and ireland, but quite cool with cloudy skies on the north given that northerly breeze, 19th for northern ireland and scotland, with fewer showers. though showers tend to ease away a bit, temperatures dipping again, a little bit lower because of the northerly wind direction but certainly not cold. sunday again brings with it the risk of some rain and our weather front is still around, just giving a chance of extra showers across northern england into wales and the midlands, but perhaps the really potential downfalls will be confined to southern areas on sunday, so they will be more areas escaping and staying dry, notably in the north, but cool the 15th a

in the second half of the day, the more persistent rain is around eastern scotland and the north—eastf cloud and the showers come and go as well. that will continue into the evening hours and overnight. it is not going to be a cold night, temperatures in the south around 13 or 14 degrees, not far off that in scotland as well. so, tomorrow, we will call it a day of sunny spells and showers. some of the showers could be heavy almost anywhere. there could be some cracks of thunder, but i think most of the time, most of the day, the weather should be dry. more sunshine tomorrow, so feeling a little bit warmer too. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. the us military says its pull—out from afghanistan is more than 90% complete. that is more than two months earlier than expected. the taliban meanwhile has taken another ten districts, pushing afghan forces into retreat. by pushing afghan forces into retreat. by no means has anyone defected to the taliban. they may have abandoned their posts because they were no longer able to fight. in their posts because they were no longer able t

we're also going to see more of this low cloud, mist and murk pushing in towards northern and eastern scotlande a grey, misty start to the day here. a lot of that low cloud and fog and mist will tend to burn back towards the coast, so it should brighten up inland. and for most, tomorrow is another hot and mostly sunny day with just a scattering of isolated afternoon thunderstorms. but there is evidence of the easterly wind, not a particularly strong wind, but enough to push the heat westwards. so, in northern ireland tomorrow, we could be looking at a high of 32 degrees. it is possible we could break that record once again. will be cooler across eastern parts of the uk. and here on friday, again, we'll see some mist and murk and low cloud. also down to the south west, notice this heavy, thundery rain drifting into the picture. this is the first sign of our change for the weekend. temperatures also a little bit lower on friday, but as we head into the weekend, this area of low pressure is going to slide across the uk, particularly england and wales, giving some heavy, thundery downpours, possib

got this more persistent rain, never really clearing away from northern england, pushing into eastern scotlandre we may well have the covers on and off. those showers will probably tend to ease off though during the evening and into the night. more places become dry, still got some wetter weather towards the northeast of scotland. the breeze tends to ease down a little bit, and we will find temperatures typically again around 12—13 degrees. now, it�*s low pressure that�*s brought all the rain over recent days, in the centre of the low pressure, by the time we get to wednesday, it�*s close to the northeast of scotland. so there�*s more cloud rolling in here and some patchy rain around too. elsewhere, there may well be some sunshine, but we are going to find showers breaking out, and those could turn heavy and thunderey come the afternoon, particularly across wales, the midlands, across to lincolnshire as well. temperatures may be a notch higher on friday, still no better than 20—21 celsius. let�*s end with a glimmer of hope, because the low pressure is trying to move away. this is where high pr

low cloud around northeast coasts to begin with, probably a bit more sunshine in northern and eastern scotlandlittle bit on friday, plenty of sunshine and dry weather still around. the big change, though, comes into the weekend. this area of low pressure starting to push its way up, so if you�*ve not enjoyed any of the heat, it�*s time to open the windows — when it�*s not raining that is — allow the priest to push through the house and flats, but there will be outbreaks of rain, some heavy and thundery across england and wales. hello, i�*m ros atkins, this is 0utside source. in england, some confusion over whether everyone who is pained by the nhs covid app should isolate. the government says it�*s crucial for people to do so if they�*ve been alerted, but earlier, ministry said they could make an informed decision. brycejohnson�*s from her adviser has told the bbc there was talk of replacing brycejohnson days after his election victory. torrential rain in central china is causing widespread disruption committees passengers had to be rescued from a subway train. there goes the richest person in

longer spells of rain, some heavy and thundery in northern england, potentially into southern and eastern scotlandher west. with the breeze in place for southern areas it will be a cooler day but even further north temperatures down on theweekend even though winds are generally lighter. more sunshine and thundery showers for wednesday, but from then onwards things turn drier, brighter, and by the weekend it's a touch warmer, too. for the first time since bolsonaro has become this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. at least 29 people have died after a military plane crashed in the southern philippines. a brilliant night for england in rome — as they thrash ukraine, and move on to the semi finals of the euros. it's been a long year for everybody. i'm chuffed the two performances we've put on have brought so much enjoyment and happiness to people. cheering it was a saturday night to celebrate for fans — football now is coming home — when england face denmark at wembley on wednesday. i can't believe it. we're over the moon. absolutely brilliant. they've p