england of the midlands, northern england into central and southern scotland and wales as well. by the end of the day knocking on the door of northern ireland but further south and west you should see a little bit of sunshine, a few showers but it will feel cooler than recent days with highs around 14 up to 19 degrees. the rain will continue to mount up in areas that will continue to see rain on wednesday and into thursday particularly for parts of northern and eastern scotland and into northern england and north wales. this area of low pressure brings all the wet weather and will still be with us for thursday so by this stage in the week we could see flooding problems in the north but the rain will be a bit more showery in nature by the timing to thursday and not as heavy or persistent in the best of dry weather towards the west and parts of southern england and a little bit of brightness but look at the temperatures, 11 or 12 in all scotland, 16 or 17 further south. and there is of course a bank holiday weekend looming and some better news as things look drier and brighter. th

england squad for euro 202lijust provisional england squad for euro 2024 just announced provisionalijust announced by gareth southgate. the eu has approved a law to regulate the use of artificial intelligence which will look at banning some forms of ai —like police profiling data to categorise people. hollywood star scarlett johansson was left angered after the organisation open ai launched a chatbot with an eerily similar voice to her own. open ai confirmed it would remove the voice but insisted it was not meant to be an imitation of the actress. we can speak to the chief of strategy of operations for al for good. thanks forjoining us. ai for good. thanks forjoining us. really interesting, the debate around this, as to where companies who make ai can get information from. it who make ai can get information from. , ., who make ai can get information from. , . . ,. . who make ai can get information from. ., ,., , ., from. it is a fascinating story and both sides _ from. it is a fascinating story and both sides are _ from. it is a fascinating story and both sides are talking _ from. i

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for england, an hint the tournament? for england, anything less _ the tournament?sappointment. there's some great teams around the world, australia will be the heavy favourites, they've dominated this tournament over the years. but for them, england will especially fancy their chances, if they can have a good build up, it might be heather knight's last night as captain, so i'm sure she'd love to sign off with a big win. and there's plenty of ways to follow that opening match on saturday — it's live on bbc two and the bbc iplayer from 2.15pm. and you can also follow audio coverage of it on 5 sports extra and bbc sounds. boxing now — and the countdown continues to lauren price's bid to win herfirst professional world title. the olympic champion will take on americanjessica mccaskill, with three welterweight belts on the line in cardiff on saturday. the two fighters faced off today — and our reporter dafydd pritchard was there. she's already won an olympic gold medal, for world kickboxing titles, and played football for wales. now lower in price has another target in

warm sunshine for east scotland and parts of eastern england.s of east anglia. different story further west with cloud and rain. and for some, temperatures, really struggle — might only see highs of 13 degrees underneath this curl of cloud associated with low pressure to the south west. and it's notjust cloud. we're looking at some persistent rain getting in across parts of south—west england, wales and northern ireland. 20 to 30 millimetres. could see double that over the high ground. so we may well see one or two areas of localised flooding and it's a particularly slow moving band of rain. so chances are if you have the rain already it's going to be with you through the rest of today. whereas if you've got the sunshine, east scotland, eastern areas of england, likely you'll keep that as well. temperatures well into the 20s, 23 there for newcastle and hull. well into the 20s for the north and east of scotland. the day's top temperature, probably east anglia, could see highs up to 25. overnight tonight, we get that band of rain pushing its way n

parts of england into central southern england and in towards the midlands. still got cloud and heavy showers in scotland, the far north of england. maybe staying dry but maybe cloudy in northern ireland and across other parts of northern england, wales, the midlands, towards the south—west, there'll be some heavy and thundery, slow—moving showers in the afternoon. 0n the whole, more showers around for bank holiday monday. temperatures not quite so high. almost anywhere could catch a shower. tuesday, though, looks a little bit drier. we have still got the odd shower around across scotland, into northern england, the midlands, perhaps into wales, but not as many showers, not as heavy showers. the south and southeast are looking dry and warm. it may well be dry in northern ireland once again. and the theme as we head further into next week is for high pressure to build, and that means things for many of us will turn dry. there will be some sunshine and those temperatures will be climbing as well.

the teal colours in the pennines and northern england could indicate ao—somm of rain. much as 100mm of rain or more, and that would lead to some flooding. here's the good news as we head towards the end of the week and the weekend. the weather will slowly settle down and there are indications as we go into the weekend in bank holiday monday, we are going to have primarily dry and bright weather with just a scattering of showers. some good news for you there. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. the us secretary of state tells congress international arrest warrants for israeli leaders, including the country's prime minister, hamper peace efforts. a revolution is rising in myanmar — in a special report, the bbc spends a month with rebel forces making gains against the military regime. and an investigation is under way, after extreme turbulence leaves one man dead and dozens injured on a singapore airlines flight. i'm helena humphrey. �*s didavi with us. —— it's good to have you with us. us speaker of the house mike johnson is reportedly considering legislatio

mr sunak attended events in england, wales, . events in england, wales, scotland on thursday and is visitingaid only his party offers security and economic stability. the leader of the opposition labour party, sir 0pposition labour party, sir keir starmer, says voters have the choice between what he called continuing decline and chaos under the ruling conservatives or rebuilding the country under his party. a senior labour sources told the bbc that mr starmer plans to take part in two head—to—head tv election debates with mr sunak. after 14 in power the conservative party is polling more than 20 points behind labour. 0ur political editor

yes, certainly not a return to — bank of england.rn to those _ bank of england. yes, certainly not a return to those record _ bank of england. yes, certainly not a return to those record low- bank of england. yes, certainly not a return to those record low rates l a return to those record low rates we saw in recent years. jane foley, always good to talk to you, thank you, jane foley at rabobank. a former employee of boeing's biggest supplier has claimed that sections of 737 max aircraft regularly left its factory with serious defects. spirit aerosystems builds the fuselage for the 737 max. they are then shipped to boeing's own plant for final assembly. speaking publicly for the first time, the former quality inspector told the bbc that some managers actively tried to discourage him from flagging up flaws in half—finished planes. 0ur reporter theo leggett asked him just how many problems he would typically find on aircraft reaching the end of the production line. anywhere from 50 to 100, 200. you were regularly finding more than 100 f

and archer's ready to fire for england after his spell out injured before their limited overs series with pakistan. hello and welcome to sportsday — and the premier league managerialfallout continues, following the finish to the season. chelsea announced on tuesday that manager mauricio pochettino has left the club by mutual consent. he was in charge forjust one season. the argentinian was under pressure after an underwhelming first half of the campaign — but had managed to turn things around somewhat, and finished the season in the top six. chelsea were also runners—up in the league cup and reached the semi—finals of the fa cup. pochettino was chelsea's sixth permanent manager in five years. in england, he previously also managed tottenham and southampton — but is yet to win a domestic trophy. earlier, i caught up with bbc 5live�*s senior football reporter ian dennis who told me the news could come as some surprise. they finished with five successive wins and pochettino secured european football for chelsea for next season so on the surface it may seem a little odd. i wonder if ther

england but he is satisfied with the events. in the middle of the war, the main goal of england is announced. palestine. a specific program is in progress. the defeat of the arabs. the flames of war rise. osmani is defeated. jerusalem. is occupied the representatives of england and france secretly reach an agreement on the partition of the ottoman empire. in 1917, with balfour's letter to zionist leader rochelle in england, the creation of a jewish state in the palestinian lands becomes official . newspapers write: palestine went to the jews. arabs find out too late , too late, agree some arabs are with jews. palestine. after the war , the league of nations is created. the situation of the arabs is not clear. in paragraph 22 of the covenant of the league of nations, arabs are recognized as lacking the necessary ability to manage their land. it is declared, the arabs need the rule of a european country until they become strong and on their own feet. will be herbert samuel, his zionist deputies become rulers. waves of jews are com

england manager gareth southgate reveals all.nd coming up on bbc news, scotland women's europe qualifier against israel will be played from behind closed doors at hampden. it's after the sfa said they'd been alerted to planned disruptions. good evening. this was the chaotic scene inside the cabin of flight 50321 from london to singapore, after it hit extreme turbulence in the skies over myanmar. it led to the death of a british passenger in his 70s who had a suspected heart attack — and more than 50 other people on the singapore airlines flight were injured, seven of them critically. and just look at this graph that shows the altitude of the plane over several hours — you can see how the plane plummeted by around 6,000 feet in just a few minutes. not everyone had a seat belt on, and objects and passengers were hurled around the cabin by the turbulence. the plane then made an emergency diversion to bangkok in thailand, from where our south—east asia correspondent jonathan head joins us. here at bangkok airport they have sent a spe

a warm at 19 in london and the south—east of england.sure keeping it drier but the centre of the high is getting pushed away a bit on sunday allowing all this cloud to come in from the atlantic and bringing a change of fortune. more cloud into scotland and northern ireland with a view spots of rain perhaps as well. dry in england and wales, plenty of sunshine particularly in the south—east, a much warmer day with temperatures likely to peak at a very pleasant 22 or 23. still quite warm in north—eastern england and eastern scotland but it will cool down under the cloud in the far north—west. the cloud will push south overnight into monday along with that weather front, which is very weak so there is little or no rain on it, it is more cloud moving south. followed by sunshine in scotland and northern england and perhaps northern ireland with temperatures reaching 17 or 18. even with the south we still have temperatures of 19 or 20. the high pressure is getting pushed away allowing north—westerly wind to come in. strongerwind in allowing no

gareth southgate is one of the longest—serving england managers.for his fourth major tournament. is this the most expectation you've had going into a tournament? well, i would say yes, because of what we've done in the previous tournaments. and i think there's always expectation with england anyway, we know that. but i think there's belief within the playing group. perhaps the expectation matches the capability a little bit more than it has done historically. you have players like jude bellingham, harry kane, phil foden, ollie watkins all arguably having their best seasons they've had. good options to have, but also a problem as well, trying to fit them all in one team? well, we won't fit them all in but, yeah, they're nice problems to have. you'd rather have talent and have to make decisions based on form than not have those options. and they seem to have a really different mentality — this young group players — particularlyjude bellingham. just a few words on what you've seen from him this last year and what he's doing at real madrid. to have the

a lot of cloud in south wales and the southwest of england. as that rain clears, sharp showers moving across to the midlands. elsewhere, sunshine develops more widely, the misty, low cloud retreating but with the strong wind off the north sea, the east coasts could stay grey and cold all day. not particularly warm in the cloud across parts of southern england and south wales. high temperatures in northwest england, northern ireland and western scotland — could be 20 degrees here. some warmer air heading from the continent. moving over the cold north sea so a lot of mist and low cloud, but the warmer air moving northwards on friday and that will bring more showers and spells of rain further north across england and wales. a lot of cloud for northern ireland. more sunshine for scotland and southern counties of england but still temperatures only 14. in the rain, temperatures lower on friday. could make 20 again in western scotland for one more day.

hello, samantha, millions of people in england and wales will. people in england and wales will havend lots of different votes are going on so let me walk you some of the contest that are being decided today so personally, as you mentioned, blackpool self is getting a new mp and that by—election is happening today and that is the first one, the only by—election for an mp happening over the next few hours. —— blackpool self mac. there are 11 regional mayors being decided today in different parts of the country as well. —— blackpool south. quite a lot of england will be choosing a regional mayor, including the capital, london, greater manchester, parts of the north—east as well, so a lot of contests going on for regional mayors and they actually have quite a lot of power over things like transport and planning so there is that. then the biggest test of opinion today is going to be the 2500 or so seats up for grabs in 100 councils in england and that is people who are going to control everything from the buses to other forms of transport to social care. also, if you're keeping track, th

also some sea mist and fo- of england. also some sea mist and fog making — of england.ing the weather quite great for parts _ fog making the weather quite great for parts of cornwall and devon and south-west — for parts of cornwall and devon and south—west wales through the afternoon. this evening and tonight staying _ afternoon. this evening and tonight staying wet across much of scotland can even _ staying wet across much of scotland can even parts of northern england for a _ can even parts of northern england for a time — can even parts of northern england for a time but again becoming confined — for a time but again becoming confined to the highlands. the chance — confined to the highlands. the chance of— confined to the highlands. the chance of some mist and fog developing once again much like this nrorning _ developing once again much like this morning. the weather front across the far— morning. the weather front across the far north of scotland continues to move _ the far north of scotland continues to move north and fade away. the rest of _ to move north and fad

mr sunak attending events in england, wales and scotland today.rity and economic stability. the leader of the opposition labour party, sir keir starmer, says voters have the choice between what he called continuing decline and chaos under the governing conservatives, or rebuilding the country under his party. mr sunak�*s conservative party has been in powerfor 14 years and opinion polls put it more than 20 points behind labour. 0ur political editor chris mason reports. cheering placards and cheers, and babies getting attention from politicians. keir starmer is quite the fan of visiting lower—league football grounds in places he hopes labour can win.

this one heading into parts of england and wales again.e rain likely to increase as we go through the day on thursday, some of it quite heavy. again the driest weather for northern scotland, here again luckily warm whatever doesn't the low 20s. otherwise this temperatures around 17 to 19 celsius. towards the end of the week and we can, staying quite on settle for england and wales, looking at rather shallow conditions, maybe some long spells of rain. the best of the weather for the north and west of the uk, so scotland, northern ireland, north—western parts of england, probably dry with some decent sunshine around. that's the latest. thanks, chris. and that's bbc news at one. now its time to join our colleagues for the news hello and welcome to sportsday. a deluge at old trafford can't stop arsenal — they take the premier league title race to the final weekend. it is still in manchester city's hands. could gareth southgate be on his way to old trafford? the england manager says there could be no distractions ahead of the summer's euros. th

sarah hewin, head of research for _ england. sarah hewin, head of research for you _ england.or you europe - england. sarah hewin, head of research for you europe and i england. sarah hewin, head of- research for you europe and americas at standard chartered bank, thank you very much. finally to china, as the head of public relations at the search engine giant baidu has been caught up in a social media storm over work work—life comments made online. qu jing apologised after her comments glorifying a work—till—you—drop culture sparked a public outcry. the bbc�*s china media analyst, kerry allen, has been following the story. qujing, as she is known in china, posted a series of videos on china's version of tiktok. i suspect they were meant to be edgy, they were talking about work culture, being a woman in the workplace, general work ethics. but yes, she was advocating the idea of working until you drop, so saying things like, keep your phone on 2a hours a day and try not to show your emotions at work. she was saying that, she used the phrase, i'm not your mother to talk about he

some of the heaviest of the rain has been across the midlands, yorkshire, the south—east of england.is slowly pushing northwards and eastwards. compare that photo to this one where we have got the warmest of the weather, the best of the sunshine across parts of the highlands. very little will change through the next few days. it does stay very unsettled and it is always more cloudy and cool towards eastern coast with plenty of moving in from the north sea. here is the area of low pressure. it is putting us weather front very slowly northwards and eastwards but it is practically installing, and it is more or less stationary. through the rest of the afternoon still some rain on it but the rain is gradually weakening. here is that sunshine. watch out for a few showers for the aberdeenshire coast and further west of northern ireland, wales, the south—west of angled, centraland ireland, wales, the south—west of angled, central and southern event, the west midlands, some sunny spells developing but also the chance of a few showers. temperatures above the seasonal average, few showers. temp

how does the bank of england view the plans to diffiverge frm the u.s. >> we feel the bank of england will base policy in the uk on the inflation prospects in the uk we feel the policy path is more like the ecb than the fed. we expect the bank of england to cut in august and cut three times this year. 75 basis points of cuts in total. we do just think the macro economic back drop in the uk and europe is a compelling one for uk rather than the u.s we have june initially and then one cut per quarter with 75 basis cuts. >> you see the bank of england waiting one more meeting after the ecb. the ecb doesn't influence the bank of england, but they are watching and waiting. >> exactly our forecast particularly for services inflation will be a little bit above the bank of england in a couple hours time we feel they won't have the confidence to cut in the june meeting, but by the time we get to august with more disinflation, another data print in hand, we feel that is when they will be ready to go. >> one factor here we know the ecb is watching the price of oil w

across england and wales and starting to move into eastern scotland as well.ot too bad for northern ireland, southern counties of england with some brighter weather. there is a yellow warning in force for southern counties but for the rest of the country it is wet and cloudy with persistent rain. more of a breeze as well so feeling a bit cooler with temperatures low to mid—teens for most. around 16 or 17 further south where we have clearer skies. 17 further south where we have clearerskies. but 17 further south where we have clearer skies. but cloudy for most of us through the day. scotland, northern england, northern ireland and north while staying wet tonight with low pressure sitting on top of us bring higher rainfall totals. temperatures double figures overnight for many of us. but low pressure still across the uk, still wet across much of the north and west of the country, the rainfall continuing to ease as we move towards the end of thursday. it could pep up across central and southern scotland. still a great day for many set by the end of thursday the r

the midlands, east anglia and south—east england.here the sunshine comes out, it should feel quite pleasant. heading into bank holiday monday, low pressure to the south of the uk with this weather front still bringing the threat of some rain across southern counties of england. the rain may turn more showery in nature through the afternoon but those showers could be heavy and thundery. further north, we are likely to see some thunderstorms break out across parts of scotland and northern england as well but that still leaves part of wales into the midlands and parts of northern england where we will have the best of the day's sunshine breaking through. temperatures not doing too badly. highs between 15 and 17 degrees but then as we look at the forecast deeper into next week, high pressure is going to start to dominate the weather picture. not the strongest high you have ever seen so there will still be some showers around. and for tuesday, those showers are most likely to form across western areas of the country. the best of the sunsh

grace lives with her mum on the south coast of england.heir landlord decided to sell their home, meaning they had to move out. they couldn't afford rent in their local area so had to apply for homelessness with the local council. after becoming homeless, grace and her mum were moved into a hotel and then a series of temporary accommodations. then we got these little bugs, like, crawling in our bathroom near our toothbrushes. i did not have a clue what it was. and then i wasjust relaxing in bed, a cockroach was on the duvet. that is on my bed. it's not a joke any more. i've had enough. shouldn't be having to live like this. that really did make me feel upset. just the word "cockroaches" now gives me, like, shivers down my spine. you know how you bite your nails? i kind of did that but i scratched them instead, so it got really bad and it started to cut my hands. i've got minion nails on. oh, yeah! i can see the minion. so, yeah, i can see that it's clearly, like, healing a lot now. you think you're going to wake up in your old house, but th

one person who'd know is a tottenham striker, an england international and a lioness — bethany englandrly called an lgbt role model. it's not often i'm sitting with somebody that's played in a world cup final. yeah. captain of a super league football team. fancy a kick—about? yeah, let's go for it. despite bethany�*s skills and success, she has to have a thick skin. this is vaguely terrifying, just in case you're wondering. she's played in a world cup final. i bought these in the shop this morning. it's not good. you were playing in that world cup final last year. do you find that you do still get the hate? nine times out of ten, it's not women trolling women, it's the men trolling the women's game and how bad we are and it's the same generic, "get in the kitchen" or "no—one wants to watch you". yet, you found the time to comment? so, it's like i don't see the point in people needing to troll. do you get homophobic abuse on there as well? i've had a few comments, mainly when — if i've put a post up of me and my partner, i definitely had a few on twitter of some guys basically saying, "

becoming more confined to the far south—east of england.e, lighter winds away from the south—east, and it will be warmer across northern and western areas, temperatures likely to reach 20. this area of high pressure gets closer to us on saturday. the wind becomes lighter in most areas. still a breeze coming in most areas. still a breeze coming in off the north sea. across lincolnshire, east anglia and the south, maybe one or two showers, but very few. 0therwise, dry weather, quite a bit of sunshine, lighter winds as well. it will feel pleasantly warm out there in the sunshine. we will see temperatures reaching again may 19—20 in parts of the country. change in fortunes for the country. change in fortunes for the second part of the weekend. the high pressure never really makes it to the uk. we get squeezed a bit, and around the top, we see this cloud coming in off the atlantic, which will bring cloudy skies into northern ireland and england. it does mean more sunshine for england and wales, particularly in the south—east and east anglia. sun

a bit more cloud further further north in england, north in england, into the central southern scotlands down by a degree or so through tomorrow. but still pleasantly warm where you have got those sunny spells. so about 17—18 celsius. but then through the rest of the week, this area of high pressure builds in, bringing lots of settled weather. fine conditions for many of us. one or two weather fronts coming over the top of that into scotland and northern ireland. that will generally bring just a bit more cloud, perhaps some outbreaks of rain as we go through the week. temperatures here about 15—19 degrees. but for england and wales, plenty of dry and sunny weather, with those temperatures rising, 20, 21 degrees. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. despite a crushing defeat for the conservatives, prime minister rishi sunak vows to stick to his plan, but some party members voice concerns over the heavy losses in england�*s local and mayoral elections. we are, at this rate, we will be lucky to have any conservative mps at the next election. we need to fight. and i�*m not willing

front will bring rain into eastern england and anotherfront behind will bring rain into eastern englandnother front behind me and that will come into the west later on. in between, a slice of sunshine, early mist and fog to clear, one or two showers. this weather system brings that cloud and showery rain into eastern england and this weather front brings rain into the south west later in another front behind me and that will come into the west later on. in between, a slice of sunshine, early mist and fog to clear, one or two showers. this weather system brings that cloud and showery rain into eastern england and this weather front brings rain into the south—west later in 2a glasgow, maybe 21 in the highlands and parts of south—east england could also get to south wales and northern ireland. this makes progress northwards and the two just rotate around as we head through saturday night this front pushes and from the south—west, bringing rain to south wales and northern ireland. this makes progress northwards and the two just rotate around on top of us. what that means for our weather rea

i think it's going to be great to see him back in an england shirt.nd again and doing. that is just about it from us. just enough time to recap our top story. mauricio pochettino has left chelsea by mutual consent. the argentine, who was only in charge for one season, was under pressure after an underwhelming first half of the season. but a run of five successive wins to end the season ensured they finished sixth in the premier league, with european qualification. pochettino was chelsea's sixth permanent manager in five years, following the sacking of thomas tuchel and graham potter. you can get all the latest sports news and more from that story on the bbc sports app and from our website. from me and the rest of the team here, we'll see you soon. hello, thanks forjoining me. we had some wet weather today, but wednesday for some of us is going to be a wash—out. persistent rain, heavy at times, on the way, and it's starting this evening. now, here's the forecast. it's already been quite wet in east anglia and the south—east. the rain will spread into t

across the south and south—east of england lifting temperatures to 19 or 20 degrees., rain across the northern isles, further wet weather for central and southern scotland, parts of northern england. for the majority where it stays quite cloudy it will remain fairly mild but with some clearer skies down towards the south of england, south wales, a little bit chilly, chillier than recent nights, lows of 6—7 . tomorrow, ourarea recent nights, lows of 6—7 . tomorrow, our area of low pressure is still with us but it will be weakening so the rain increasingly light and patchy. we could see a little bit of sunshine across western parts of scotland, also south wales, southern and eastern parts of england seeing some spells of sunshine, again lifting temperatures to 19, maybe 20 degrees, but as we head into the weekend which is a bank holiday weekend, it's going to feeljust a little bit warmer for all of us. there will be some showers, yes, some heavy ones, but also some sunshine in between on saturday not looking like a bad day. this little weather system herejust looking li

that is why may be the bank of england has held off cutting just yet.markets investors, economists, had initially at the start of the ebb and expecting the bank to start cutting rates by now but the economic picture is changing slightly and what we have seen in america is a similar thing. they are holding off cutting rates at the moment because of the economy and inflation is not coming down as quickly as they thought. yes, rates are on hold right now in the uk but when we get the detail will get an indication of whether a rate cut is coming injune or may be august but most definitely by the end of the year. ben. or may be august but most definitely by the end of the year.— by the end of the year. ben, stay with us and _ by the end of the year. ben, stay with us and we _ by the end of the year. ben, stay with us and we will— by the end of the year. ben, stay with us and we will come - by the end of the year. ben, stay with us and we will come back i by the end of the year. ben, stay with us and we will come back to | by the end of the year. ben, stay -

, east anglia and northern england. fair bit of cloud knocking around. we start to see something of a change in the weather pattern through tuesday and wednesday as an area of high pressure builds in, the strongest high but there will be weather systems coming around either side of that, and for tuesday it should be more in the way of dry weather, some spells of sunshine, just a few showers across western areas. a bit of high cloud in the sky will make the sunshine hazy at times. there is temperature starting to come up a little bit, 16 in belfast, england and wales, high teens to the low 20s in more areas. that trend to a warming weather continues through the rest of the week ahead. there will be a lot of dry weather, the exception is scotland where they could be some rain at times. but even here, it should start to feel warm as the week goes by. live from london, this is bbc news. despite a crushing election defeat, prime minister rishi sunak vows to stick to his plan, but some in his party voice concern. we are, at t

south—eastern parts of england into central and southern england and up towards the middle and. of northern england, wales, midlands, the south—west, some thundery and slow—moving showers. more showers bank holiday monday on the whole. tuesday, drier. the odd shower in scotland into northern england, midlands perhaps wales. the south and south—east looking dry and warm. it may be dry in northern ireland. the theme as we head into next week is for high pressure to build which means many will turn dry and there will be sunshine and temperatures will be sunshine and temperatures will be sunshine and temperatures will be climbing as well. this is bbc news, the headlines... after heavy losses in the local elections in england the former home secretary suella braverman has told the bbc rishi sunak needs to �*change course�* if the conservative party is to avoid a political wipe—out. labour�*s called for a general election. attempts to secure a ceasefire in gaza are continuing for another day in cairo, with the two sides still unable to agree the exact terms of a truce. an israeli mini

a little bit cooler around some eastern parts of england.fortunes to come. the high pressure is never quite making it to the uk. it's getting squeezed on sunday, and all this cloud is coming in from the atlantic around the top of the high. that will be working its way into much of scotland, northern ireland. eventually bringing a little rain into the far north—west. but we've still got some sunshine for england and wales and a sunnier day, with lighter winds across east anglia and the south—east, means it's going to be warmer here as well. temperatures are going to peak at 22 or 23 degrees. still quite warm in the sunshine for eastern scotland, cooler in western scotland, with the cloud. and things are going to change a bit as we head into next week. there's some rain in the forecast mainly for northern areas of the uk. further south, it's looking generally dry still and, if anything, still quite warm as well. live from washington, this is bbc news. a manhattanjury finds donald trump guilty on all counts in his new york hush money case. mr t

a bit brighterfor northern ireland, wales and south west england, but not dry.ers for these areas and some of the showers through the afternoon could turn out to be quite heavy with an odd rumble of thunder. for many areas, temperatures reached the upper teens. it is a bit above average for this time of year and where the sunshine comes out, it won't feel too bad. for the middle part of the week, wednesday we've still got our low pressure still in the same kind of area, still a day of sunshine and showers for many of these southern and western areas, although we could have some more persistent outbreaks of rain for eastern england. the driest, warmest weather, it's likely to be across northern scotland where the warm spots could get up to around 22 or 23 degrees celsius or so. 0therwise, high teens to low twenties. again, not feeling bad where the sunshine bothers to put in an appearance. thursday, low pressure is still with us. this time we could have some lengthier heavy outbreaks of rain moving into central and eastern parts of england. but again, the driest

warm in the northwest of england and western scotland.ucing the odd shower. rain in the wales and the southwest tends to fade away but a lot of cloud is coming from the near continent, over the channel, bringing rain across these areas in the afternoon. wetter across southern england, wales, the midlands, some rain and heading towards northern ireland. thundry downpours in the night in the south. but that cloud will not clear away from some areas and push inland overnight, keeping temperatures around 9 degrees. lively weather by the early hours across southern england and into wales, a lot of thunder and lightning, large hail, very heavy rain and gusty winds bringing destruction for a while. the worst of that moves away in the morning. a lot of cloud in south wales and the southwest of england. as that rain clears, sharp showers moving across to the midlands. elsewhere, sunshine develops more widely, the misty, low cloud retreating but with the strong wind off the north sea, the east coasts could stay grey and cold all day. not particular

it's a lot chillier further south for southern england and south wales.tinues again to push its way northwards through the day tomorrow. so a bit of a north—south split going on on saturday. still some breaks in the cloud across north—western areas of scotland, but the best of the sunshine tomorrow will tend all to be across southern england and south wales, too, and that will really help to lift the temperatures, 16—17 degrees, back up to the seasonal average, but watch out for some afternoon showers. now on sunday, important not to take the graphics too literally at this stage, but at the moment we think this area of low pressure is going to wind its way in from the south and the west, so there will be some showers here. more showers developing further north as well, but in the sunny spells, and there will be some, it will feel pleasantly warm as it does at this time of year. and it's another day of sunny spells and some showers again on bank holiday monday. the focus for the showers probably towards the south of england at least through the morning. mo

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we will see quite a bit of cloud across england and wales tonight.mperatures staying up at about nine or ten degrees celsius across many parts of the uk into bank holiday monday. we'll see this little area of low pressure going out into the low countries and that will clip the south—east of england. we will keep a close eye on that one because that could bring heavy and maybe thundery showers on monday. staying quite cloudy here. elsewhere, there could be the odd shower developing but mostly dry for england and wales with some sunshine. a bit more cloud further further north in england, into the central southern scotland. here there will be some showers as well. some brighter weather, some sunnier skies to the far north of scotland. temperatures perhaps down by a degree or so through tomorrow. but still pleasantly warm where you have got those sunny spells. so about 17—18 celsius. but then through the rest of the week, this area of high pressure builds in, bringing lots of settled weather. fine conditions for many of us. one or two weather fronts com

and this was just a beginning of a difficult start for england. england were left 11—4. partnership, bringing england back into the game. jones eventually fell on 37, while heather knight reached 49. but sophie ecclestone and dani gibson continued the fight back, with england reaching 163 in their innings. pakistan would need a very fast start if they were to complete an unlikely comeback. and it wasn't long before they reached 50. butjust like that, a moment of magic from jones stopped them in their tracks. they tried to keep the runs ticking over, and they were doing a good job — until this. run out byjones. pakistan's hopes were fading. jones then took a fourth catch of the day. not a bad way to mark your 100th t20. despite a flurry of late runs from pakistan, england wrapped up the match with 53 runs to spare. a poor start, but a strong finish from england to get their summer of cricket under way. loads more going on around the world on this sunny saturday. tadej pocagar has extended his lead at the giro d'italia after winning stage 8. he now has a lead of nearly thr

into central southern england and in towards the midlands.ll be some heavy and thundery, slow—moving showers in the afternoon. on the whole, more showers around for bank holiday monday, temperatures not quite so high, almost anywhere could catch a shower. tuesday though looks a little bit drier. we have still got the odd shower around across scotland, into northern england, the midlands, perhaps into wales, but not as many showers, not as heavy showers. the south and southeast are looking dry and warm, it may well be dry in northern ireland once again. and the theme as we head further into next week is for high pressure to build and that means things for many of us will turn dry, there will be some sunshine and those temperatures will be climbing as well. live from washington. this is bbc news. hamas and israel remain at odds over a ceasefire deal — but negotiations in cairo are expected to continue. the us is reportedly set to send fresh military aid to haiti, to help its new government re—assert control over gangs. and a nail biter in elect