start for many areas, but we've got a new set of weather fronts slowly pushing into south—west england, walesorning. that will continue to journey its way northwards into the midlands, northern england, as well. some of this rain could be heavy and thundery. elsewhere, after a fine start, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, though i think the far south—east of england and in towards east anglia should tend to remain drier, with lengthy sunny spells. winds will be a feature, then, across the south—west. those are mean wind speeds. lighter further north. temperatures ranging from high teens, low 20s in the north, maybe 23 or 24 degrees in the south—east. that rain continues to move northwards across the country during monday night. we see another batch of rain pushing into south—west england, wales, the midlands and this will continue to drift towards the east in the early hours of tuesday. again, some of this could be heavy and thundery. to the south of it, quite a warm and muggy night. to the north of it, a little bit fresher where we'll have clear spells and showers. for tuesday, t

a better chance in southern counties of england, wales and western scotland.re abundant tomorrow in between the downpours, meaning it should feel a touch warmer. cool night will follow to take us into thursday. shower clouds will develop once again after a bright start. a bit more cloudy in northern scotland where, with a notable north—westerly breeze, it will feel a touch cooler here. 13 or 1a in stornoway, still getting temperatures into low 20s further south and east. if you're after some prolonged dry weather, look away now because as we go through into the weekend the next area of low pressure spreads its way into the north and the west. that will bring some stronger winds, especially across southern counties of england and wales. there will be rain at times just about everywhere. looking at the temperatures as we go through the weekend into next week, 17 to 22 remains cooler than normal for this stage injuly. live from london, this is bbc news. europe braces as an intense heatwave is expected to peak, while unprecedented high temperatures are reported ac

temperatures hours england, north wales by the end of tall in doublerperatures hours england, north wales tall in double figures es hours england, north wales by the end of tall in double figures 14 hours england, north wales by the end of tall in double figures 14 orurs for all in double figures 14 or 15 celsius as minimums in towns and cities a little lower in the countryside. so the best of the sunshine. first thing will be across southeastern parts of the uk. further north and west, it's quite cloudy. there'll be some showery rain and this slowly pushes and eastwards pushes south and eastwards through the day. showers turning heavy at times. by the afternoon, the odd rumble of thunder possible, thunder is possible, particularly northern particularly across northern england, northern ireland and scotland too. we could see some localised disruption and temperatures cool side, temperatures on the cool side, 17 to 19 across the north of the uk, 20 to 23, perhaps 24 across the far south—east of england into to thursday. a bright start to the morning. there will be some sunny spells around

the winds pick up across england and wales and it is all around that area of low pressure here, this weather pattern, that low pressure is pushing northwards over the weekend and it is going to bring with it some unusually windy weather for this time of the year. there is some rain around as well which could be heavy and thundery and it is staying rather cool as well. we have got some windy weather for england and wales on saturday, the biggest impact is more likely to be across this area where the winds could be gusting 50 to 55mph, particularly around southern coasts and hills. but it will be windy across the whole of england and wales, with downpours developing more widely, perhaps even thundery. not so windy for scotland and northern ireland but we do have some rain here as well. all dampening down those temperatures to around 18—20. there may be a little bit of sunshine in between those downpours. we may see a bit more sunshine for the second half of the weekend, as the low pressure continues to move northwards, tending to pull away and taking away the strongest of the winds. th

and probably temperatures rising a bit as we go through the night. 18 to 20 across parts of england and walespart of saturday morning. through saturday, it's a day of sunshine and showers. the showers starting off in the west, but will leap across into northern england and scotland, where we have a zone of extra moisture being pulled in from the near continent. some of these thunderstorms could bring 50 millimetres rain, about a month's worth, for some in the space ofjust a few hours, hence the risk of some flash flooding. still hot across eastern england. temperatures higher across northern areas of scotland, with mid to high 20s possible here. through saturday night time, still a risk of some really big downpours for northern england and scotland posing a threat of some localised flooding. 0n into sunday, we could see some storms develop across france clip eastern areas of england, but otherwise the showers and thunderstorms that develop through the day will tend to work in from the south and west, still with some sunshine between any downpours. temperatures a little bit lower generally and

maybe with some mist patches developing around coastal hills should be dry for most of england and walesng drier and brighter as the day goes by. it's across england and wales that we'll have the best of the day's sunshine and these southerly winds will be dragging in some much hotter air. temperatures could hit 29 degrees celsius. so getting into the mid eighties in fahrenheit towards southeast england, probably about 26 for eastern wales and into the low 20s for the central belt of scotland. for saturday, it stays on the warm side, but this area of low pressure will bring the threat of showers and thunderstorms. initially, we'll see a band of rain working into the west, but then a plume of moisture that gets pulled in from europe and that will probably take over as been the driving force of seeing heavy thundery showers. the showers are always going to be a bit hit and miss in nature, but some of them could be quite torrential. we're looking at highs into the upper 20s, the hottest weather across eastern areas. now, for sunday. it's still quite warm, but it's another day of sunny spell

friday probably not darting off too across england and wales, but rain quickly spread to northern irelandinto england and wales up towards the end of friday. temperatures ranging from around eckstein in glasgow, 21 in london —— 16 in glasgow. 0ne london —— 16 in glasgow. one of these areas will be crossing the uk, so we have outbreaks of rain, the heaviest across parts of northern england, perhaps southern scotland in the midlands. those temperatures really struggling underneath that cloud and rain band. highs of around 17 degrees for liverpool. that weather front is still trailing across parts of england and wales on sunday, so through the outbreaks of rain that affect parts of england and wales could be quite prolonged. something a bit brighter, but here, probably one or two passing showers. take a look at the weather picture into next week, and you can see overall, little in the way of change. it stays unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain, and temperatures continue to be below average for the time of year. no change there. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i

this feature will bring cloudier wet weather to england and well. weather to england and wales. d across the board on tuesday. further showers, scotland, northern ireland and this area of showers or even more persistent rain across england and wales. and again, there could be some thundery bursts mixed into that, too. top temperatures probably at best around 20 degrees, low to mid teens in the north. that will feel quite cool. as we move into wednesday there's the chance we could see this small area of low pressure bring some heavy, maybe thundery rain towards parts of england and wales. i think the current thinking is more towards this south east corner and then it'll push on into the north sea. but an unsettled day. it's come for england and wales, maybe a little bit quieter, apart from a few showers for scotland, northern ireland, but it'll warm up a little bit. and the reason why it's going to warm up from wednesday onwards, towards the end of the week is that low pressure will be sitting to the west of us, higher pressure towards the near continent, and that will drag up som

chance of this small area of low pressure bringing heavy, possibly thundery rain towards parts of england and wales, it'll push on into the north sea. an unsettled day to come for england and wales. maybe a little quieter, apart from a few showers for scotland and northern ireland, but it will warm up a little bit. and the reason why it will warm up from wednesday onwards towards the end of the week is that low pressure will be sitting to the west of us, higher pressure towards the near continent, and that'll drag up some warmer airfrom france and iberia. so you can see, as we move towards the end of the week, low pressure sitting towards the west, higher pressure to the east, we will start to draw these southerly winds and the deep orange colours move northwards across the uk. so, we will be warming up. however, the run—up to end of the week will be unsettled. like i mentioned, showers or longer spells of rain and maybe some thunderstorms mixed in as well. temperatures will be below par at the start of the week but then, towards the end of the week as we import that warm air from the south, things

should be dry for most of england and wales. e of rain for northern ireland and scotland. probably turning dry and scotland. probably turning dry and bright as the day goes by. across england and wales will have the best of the days of sunshine and the best of the days of sunshine and the southerly winds will be dragging in so much hot air. temperatures could hit 29 celsius, getting into the mid—80s in fahrenheit, toward south—east england. 26 eastern wales and into the low 20s for the central belt of scotland. saturday, it stays in the warm side but this area of low pressure will bring the threat of showers and thunderstorms. initially, we will see a band of rain working into the rest but then a plume of moisture that gets pulled in from europe and that will probably take over as being the driving force of seeing heavy foundry showers. the showers will always be a bit hit and miss in nature but some of them could be quite torrential. we are looking at highs into the upper 20s. the hottest weather across eastern areas. for sunday

outbreaks of rain, and quite a lot of rain for some, northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, walesg very wet indeed for a good part of the day. the middle and seeing rain as well, some for the south of england, and it will be quite windy around the coast, gusts of around 40-50 around the coast, gusts of around 40—50 mph. all the while, northern scotland seeing sunshine and just the odd shower. if you are stuck under a cloud, temperatures may get no higher than 14—15, and it really is not great news for the cricket, because i think rain will certainly interrupt the play, but potentially it will rain for a good part of the day at old trafford, and also for the gulf. a lot of rain in the forecast as well. as we move through saturday night, not a very summery weather chart at all. this area of low pressure pushing eastwards, and in what could be more bad news for the cricket, we have this band of cloud and rain that could well hang around across parts of northern england for a good part of sunday. either side of that, sunny spells, some heavy showers, and those temperatures are maybe a

and for england and wales, that means temperatures will be surging upwards.r the eastern side of scotland as well. the weekend more warm if not hot weather across eastern areas of the uk, but otherwise there'll be lots of showers and thunderstorms warmer, those temperatures getting close to average for the time of year across england, wales and eastern areas

then the rain creeps in across parts of northern ireland, perhaps western parts of england and wales,bly seeing sunshine and showers once again on tuesday. and east anglia and the south—east, you're likely to stay dry for a good part of the day and perhaps a touch warmer up to about 23 degrees or so. but as you can see from our outlook, the next five days or so through much of the week ahead, still unsettled. sunny spells and heavy showers. bye—bye. live from washington, this is bbc news. south korea's government is expanding its humanitarian and military assistance to ukraine as president zelensky meets with his south korean counterpart. an extreme heat wave has gripped parts of the us and southern europe with more record temperatures expected. and its a new era for miami football fans as as lionel messi joins major league soccer. i'm helena humphrey. live from washington, this is bbc news. its humanitarian and military assistance to ukraine as president zelensky meets with his south korean

in would do, say, for example, in november leaves are down. >> well, in other news councils in england walesave joined in england and wales have joined doctors in calling for a ban on disposable the local disposable vapes. the local government association wants a uk wide ban to be imposed next year over damage caused to the environment and the danger to young people . it says the 1.3 young people. it says the 1.3 million vapes discarded every week are a litter, blight and a fire hazard. earlier this month, the british medical association voted to review the potential dangers of vaping, describing it as a growing epidemic. dangers of vaping, describing it as a growing epidemic . well, as a growing epidemic. well, meanwhile , junior doctors are meanwhile, junior doctors are striking for a third day in england, the bma has warned the government their members will not back down over demands for a 35% pay rise. that's despite the prime minister adopting recommendations of the independent pay review bodies making a final pay offer of 6. the five day strike the longest in nhs history, runs until tu

and it could be quite windy, actually, for the time of year across england and wales. nd, it shouldn't feel too bad. highest temperatures in eastern england, ahead of that rain. but it looks like that rain is going to be heading towards the oval. the morning session sees the best of the weather. if we don't get the rain in the afternoon session, it's certainly going to be arriving after tea. that steadier rain pushing its way across more of england and wales and northern ireland late afternoon and into the evening. and that wet weather continues to journey northwards into parts of scotland. further south, the rain does ease off later on in the night, but we keep a lot of cloud, so it's going to be a warm start to monday. northernmost parts of scotland a little chillier, with the clearer skies, but the promise of some early sunshine to start the new week. but the weather is going to be driven by that area of low pressure that's focusing most of the rain. we still have that weather front, though, sitting through the english channel. so cloud and rain here moving on to the

start for many areas, but we've got a new set of weather fronts slowly pushing into south—west england, walesay northwards into the midlands, northern england, as well. some of this rain could be heavy and thundery. elsewhere, after a fine start, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, though i think the far south—east of england and in towards east anglia should tend to remain drier, with lengthy sunny spells. winds will be a feature, then, across the south—west. those are mean wind speeds. lighter further north. temperatures ranging from high teens, low 20s in the north, maybe 23 or 24 degrees in the south—east. that rain continues to move northwards across the country during monday night. we see another batch of rain pushing in to south—west england, wales, the midlands, and this will continue to drift towards the east in the early hours of tuesday. again, some of this could be heavy and thundery. to the south of it, quite a warm and muggy night. to the north of it, a little bit fresher, where we'll have clear spells and showers. for tuesday, then, our area of low pressure starts to

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in would do, say, for example, in november leaves are down. >> well, in other news councils in england walesjoined in england and wales have joined doctors in calling for a ban on disposable the local disposable vapes. the local government association wants a uk wide ban to be imposed next year over damage caused to the environment and the danger to young people . it says the 1.3 young people. it says the 1.3 million vapes discarded every week are a litter, blight and a fire hazard. earlier this month, the british medical association voted to review the potential dangers of vaping, describing it as a growing epidemic. dangers of vaping, describing it as a growing epidemic . well, as a growing epidemic. well, meanwhile , junior doctors are meanwhile, junior doctors are striking for a third day in england, the bma has warned the government their members will not back down over demands for a 35% pay rise. that's despite the prime minister adopting recommendations of the independent pay review bodies making a final pay offer of 6. the five day strike the longest in nhs history, runs until tuesda

and it could be quite windy, actually, for the time of year across england and wales. eel too bad. highest temperatures in eastern england, ahead of that rain. but it looks like that rain is going to be heading towards the oval. the morning session sees the best of the weather. if we don't get the rain in the afternoon session, it's certainly going to be arriving after tea. that steadier rain pushing its way across more of england and wales and northern ireland late afternoon and into the evening. and that wet weather continues to journey northwards into parts of scotland. further south, the rain does ease off later on in the night, but we keep a lot of cloud, so it's going to be a warm start to monday. northernmost parts of scotland a little chillier, with the clearer skies, but the promise of some early sunshine to start the new week. but the weather is going to be driven by that area of low pressure that's focusing most of the rain. we still have that weather front, though, sitting through the english channel. so cloud and rain here, moving on to the south coast at t

clear spells widely across england, wales scotland . england, wales and scotland. nuing for the north of scotland. a different story for northern ireland well as northern ireland as well as eventually parts wales and eventually parts of wales and towards the southwest here. clouds thicken 12 or 13 celsius by dawn , but towards the north by dawn, but towards the north and the east sheltered spots getting off to a cool start. eight nine celsius in 1 or 2 places as well as plenty of sunshine. we'll keep the sunny skies for northern scotland as well as the south and southeast of england during the morning in between. a lot of cloud outbreaks of rain . that rain outbreaks of rain. that rain pushing north into central scotland, affecting much of northern england, wales and eventually far southwest . eventually the far southwest. but the rain most persistent across parts of northern ireland and under the wet weather, it's going feel on the side. going to feel on the cool side. now, that pulls away now, all of that pulls away dunng now, all of that pulls away during wednesd

clear spells widely across england, wales scotland . england, wales and scotland. tinuing for the north of scotland. a different story for northern ireland as well as eventually parts of wales and towards the southwest here. clouds thicken 12 or 13 celsius by dawn , but towards the north by dawn, but towards the north and the east sheltered spots getting off to a cool start. eight nine celsius in 1 or 2 places as well as plenty of sunshine. we'll keep the sunny skies for northern scotland as well as the south and southeast of england during the morning in between. a lot of cloud outbreaks of rain . that rain outbreaks of rain. that rain pushing north into central scotland, affecting much of northern england, wales and eventually southwest . eventually the far southwest. but the rain most persistent across parts of northern ireland and under the wet weather, it's going feel on the cool side. going to feel on the cool side. now, that pulls away now, all of that pulls away dunng now, all of that pulls away during wednesday morning . we during wednesday morning. we keep

start for many areas, but we've got a new set of weather fronts slowly pushing into south—west england, walesds into the midlands, northern england, as well. some of this rain could be heavy and thundery. elsewhere, after a fine start, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, though i think the far south—east of england and in towards east anglia should tend to remain drier, with lengthy sunny spells. winds will be a feature, then, across the south—west. those are mean wind speeds. lighter further north. temperatures ranging from high teens, low 20s in the north, maybe 23 or 2a degrees in the south—east. that rain continues to move northwards across the country during monday night. we see another batch of rain pushing into south—west england, wales, the midlands, and this will continue to drift towards the east in the early hours of tuesday. again, some of this could be heavy and thundery. to the south of it, quite a warm and muggy night to come. to the north of it, a little bit fresher, where we'll have clear spells and showers. for tuesday, then, our area of low pressure starts to drif

a few showers around, most of them probably not very heavy but it stays dry for england and wales with sunny sties continuing. it becomes very hot indeed for some. temperatures could hit around 31. the hotspots probe are in south—east england but the heat pretty widespread today. mid to high 20s for many of us. overnight tonight we keep clear skies, tonight where it will start to turn increasingly humid as the night goes by, temperatures were northern ireland and england and wales not following very far. 18—20. scotland is a bit more comfortable, 13—16. the weekend has a sunshine and showers, the shower starting up on saturday across western areas. they will leap north—eastwards into northern england and scotland where they could become really torrential. we talk about potential of many 50 millimetres of rain in the space of just a few hours, that is enough to cause localised flash flooding. it will go on for a month of rain, so that could cause big problems for one or two areas. the rain will be variable. some places will miss is once altogether. still hot across eastern england. temp

into tuesday, this feature will bring cloudier, wet weather to england and wales. on tuesday with further showers for scotland and northern ireland and this area of showers and or even more persistent rain across england and wales. there could be some thundery bursts mixed in to that as well. temperatures at best about 20 celsius and the low to mid—teens in the north, feeling quite cool. wednesday, a chance of this small area of low pressure bringing heavy, possibly thundery rain towards parts of england and wales. the current thinking is more towards the south—east corner, then pushing on into the north sea. an unsettled day to come for england and wales. maybe a little quieter, apart from a few showers, for scotland and northern ireland, but it will warm up a little bit. the reason it will warm up from wednesday onwards, towards the end of the week, is that low pressure will be sitting to the west of us, higher pressure towards the near continent, dragging up some warmer air from france and iberia. towards the end of the week, with low pressure sitting towards th

clear spells widely across england , wales scotland england, wales and scotland overnight, just a fewr the north of scotland. different story for scotland. a different story for northern ireland as as northern ireland as well as eventually parts of wales and towards the southwest here, clouds thicken 12 or 13 celsius by dawn , but towards the north by dawn, but towards the north and the east sheltered spots getting off to a cool start eight nine celsius in 1 or 2 places, as well as plenty of sunshine. we'll keep the sunny skies for northern scotland as well as the south and south—east of england during the morning in between . a lot of cloud between. a lot of cloud outbreaks of rain . that rain outbreaks of rain. that rain pushing north into central scotland, affecting much of northern england, wales and eventually the far south—west the rain most persistent across parts of northern ireland and under the wet weather, it's going feel on the side . going to feel on the cool side. now all that pulls away now all of that pulls away dunng now all of that pulls away during wednesday we duri

result of as you can see, stretching that, as you can see, stretching across the whole southern england, wales miles imiles an . miles an hour could wind up to 55 miles an hour could bring down the order and certainly branches and slates, and bring some disruption. —— the odd weak tree. we spells of rain up north, and thunderstorms developing, with warnings out for scotland thunderstorms developing, with wa could out for scotland thunderstorms developing, with wa could see for scotland thunderstorms developing, with wa could see some )tland thunderstorms developing, with wa could see some heavier showers we could see some heavier showers and some intense downpours. temperatures around average, the temperatures around average, but the temperatures will be lifted temperatures around average, but the temperatures will be the id temperatures around average, but the temperatures will be the south—east, per 2 degrees across the south—east, if the showers start per 2 degrees across the south—east, if thi low >wers start per 2 degrees across the south—east, if thi low pressure 't per 2 degrees across

now, i think there should be a bit more of that sunshine to look forward to across england and wales,ther north, though, for scotland and for northern ireland, there will be quite a few downpours developing through tuesday afternoon, so another fairly unsettled day. now, heading into wednesday and thursday, another area of low pressure will form in the atlantic and move towards our shores, so we have more rain on the cards. now wednesday, it might well be to the northeast of the uk that it stays largely dry with some sunshine. but certainly further west, the cloud will gather, outbreaks of rain will swing into northern ireland, and probably reach western parts of england, wales, and scotland. certainly through wednesday night, it turns wet for most of us, with the rain still hanging around for thursday. might start to clear for western areas with, again, the weather brightening up. but on the whole, temperatures staying below average. the weather staying unsettled. live from washington, this is bbc news. raging wildfires force thousands to evacuate from the greek islands of rhodes and

now, i think there should be a bit more of that sunshine to look forward to across england and wales,, for scotland and for northern ireland, there will be quite a few downpours developing through tuesday afternoon, so another fairly unsettled day. now, heading into wednesday and thursday, another area of low pressure will form in the atlantic and move towards our shores, so we have more rain on the cards. now wednesday, it might well be to the northeast of the uk that it stays largely dry with some sunshine. but certainly further west, the cloud will gather, outbreaks of rain will swing into northern ireland, and probably reach western parts of england, wales, and scotland. certainly through wednesday night, it turns wet for most of us, with the rain still hanging around for thursday. might start to clear for western areas with, again, the weather brightening up. but on the whole, temperatures staying below average. the weather staying unsettled. live from washington, this is bbc news. raging wildfires force thousands to evacuate from the greek islands of rhodes and corfu. spain's co

some wet weather for northern ireland and a few splashes of rain for the north west of england and wales. but later in the night, we see some rain pushing into south—west england and southern parts of england. quite a mild night but tomorrow norman, we are looking at a zone of strong winds. the first batch could reach 50 miles an hour across parts of wales and south—west england. it is unusually windy for this stage of the year. winds that strong could bring down one or two tree branches and perhaps the odd weak tree. so there is disruption from the strong winds and there will be heavy bursts around as well. temperature is a bit below average for the time of year. into the weekend, the zone of strong winds will push across from wales into southern and eastern areas of england. these winds will be strong enough to cause localised disruption, again bringing down one or two tree branches. saturday, as well as those blustery winds, it's very unsettled. a day of sunny spells and widespread showers with thunderstorms mixed in. one benefit of the strong winds is that any individual shower will

so much of england and wales will have a dry, sunny and a very warm day. estern scotland so much of england and wales will have a dry, sunny and a very warm day. chances of showers or thunderstorms, particularly for western scotland and northern ireland, where it will also be windier. so it could be the mid to high 20s for england and wales on friday. noticeably warmer with increased humidity. but for the weekend low pressure sits out to the west of the uk and influences the weather pretty much across the whole country. so although it'll stay quite warm across the south on saturday as an increasing threat of showers and thunderstorms as we move through the weekend, temperatures dropping a little bit again on sunday. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour as newsday continues straight after hardtalk.

may enhance the shower activity across ireland and travel across the irish sea to move into england and wales onto the wet showery weather across the northern half of scotland. white unsettled day, i think. again, feeling on the cool side of the time of year. just about up side of the time of year. just about up to 21 degrees in the south—east given some good spells of sunshine and we could see some heavy movie thundery rain at times across england and wales as we had to tuesday and wednesday. just some and occasionally turning a little bit drier and warmer towards the end of a week. live from london, this is bbc news. extra police officers are being deployed in cities across france as fears of a fifth night of rioting grows. a funeral was held earlier for the teen who was shot dead. twitter is temporarily restricting how many tweets users can see. the dutch king makes a personal apology for his country's role in slavery. and the final frontier — the european space agency launches its euclid telescope hoping to shed light on the dark side of the universe. hello. i'm samantha simmonds. we star

start for many areas, but we've got a new set of weather fronts slowly pushing into south—west england, walesis rain could be heavy and thundery. elsewhere, after a fine start, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, though i think the far south—east of england and in towards east anglia should tend to remain drier, with lengthy sunny spells. winds will be a feature, then, across the south—west. those are mean wind speeds. lighter further north. temperatures ranging from high teens, low 20s in the north, maybe 23 or 2a degrees in the south—east. that rain continues to move northwards across the country during monday night. we see another batch of rain pushing into south—west england, wales, the midlands and this will continue to drift towards the east in the early hours of tuesday. again, some of this could be heavy and thundery. to the south of it, quite a warm and muggy night. to the north of it, a little bit fresher where we'll have clear spells and showers. for tuesday, then, our area of low pressure starts to drift northwards to the north—east of the uk and that will bring plenty o

start for many areas, but we've got a new set of weather fronts slowly pushing into south—west england, walesey its way northwards into the midlands, northern england, as well. some of this rain could be heavy and thundery. elsewhere, after a fine start, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, though i think the far south—east of england and in towards east anglia should tend to remain drier, with lengthy sunny spells. winds will be a feature, then, across the south—west. those are mean wind speeds. lighter further north. temperatures ranging from high teens, low 20s in the north, maybe 23 or 2a degrees in the south—east. that rain continues to move northwards across the country during monday night. we see another batch of rain pushing into south—west england, wales, the midlands, and this will continue to drift towards the east in the early hours of tuesday. again, some of this could be heavy and thundery. to the south of it, quite a warm and muggy night to come. to the north of it, a little bit fresher, where we'll have clear spells and showers. for tuesday, then, our area of low pres

a better chance in southern counties of england, wales and western scotland.t tomorrow in between the downpours, meaning it should feel a touch warmer. a cool night will follow to take us into thursday. shower clouds will develop once again after a bright start. a bit more cloudy in northern scotland where, with a notable north—westerly breeze, it will feel a touch cooler here. 13 or 14 in stornoway, still getting temperatures into low 20s further south and east. if you're after some prolonged dry weather, look away now because as we go through into the weekend the next area of low pressure spreads its way into the north and the west. that will bring some stronger winds, especially across southern counties of england and wales. there will be rain at times just about everywhere. looking at the temperatures as we go through the weekend into next week, 17 to 22 remains cooler than normal for this stage injuly. today at one... workers at the mcdonald's chain tell the bbc of a toxic culture — including sexual assault and racist abuse. employees — some as young as 1

councils in england and wales have called on the uk government to ban the sale of single—use vapes byosing to roll out bans on single—use vape products, with france's rolling out at the end of this year. angus crawford has more. cheap to buy, simple to use and littering our public spaces. more than 1.3 million disposable vapes are thrown away every week. now the lga wants the government to ban all single—use vapes as soon as next year. so, what is the problem? it's not just that they litter our high streets. each one of these contains a tiny lithium ion battery wrapped in plastic and that is difficult to recycle. if it gets crushed in a bin lorry or waste disposal centre, it can catch fire. they are technically recyclable, but there is a real difference between what is technically recyclable and what happens in practice. and we know that what happens in practice in the uk is less than i% of these things are actually being recycled. it's not very economical to recycle them, they are always going to be really difficult and as a result, most of them are being thrown away, or even worse,

so it could be the mid to high 20s for england and wales on friday.th increased humidity. but for the weekend low pressure sits out to the west of the uk and influences the weather pretty much across the whole country. so although it'll stay quite warm across the south on saturday as an increasing threat of showers and thunderstorms as we move through the weekend, temperatures dropping a little bit again on sunday. we begin in the middle east, where the israeli

england, wales and scotland. continuing for north of continuing for the north of scotland . different for scotland. a different story for northern ireland as well as eventually parts of wales and towards the southwest. here, clouds thicken 12 or 13 celsius by dawn , but towards the north by dawn, but towards the north and the east, sheltered spots getting off to a cool start eight nine celsius in 1 or 2 places, as well as plenty of sunshine. we'll get the sunny skies for northern scotland as well as the south and south—east of england during the morning in between a lot of cloud outbreaks of rain and that rain pushing north into central scotland, affecting much of northern england, wales and eventually the southwest . the rain most the far southwest. the rain most persistent across parts of northern ireland and under the wet weather, it's going to feel on the cool side. all of on the cool side. now all of that away during wednesday that pulls away during wednesday morning. keep a cloudy morning. we keep a cloudy s

we will notice it is more comfortable for sleeping, as we have that humidity of england and wales.rthern ireland. it is who we will see the showers packing into the north and west again, heavy infantry. possibly a puma breaks in the cloud, a bit bus sunshine compared with today. and again, just areas of showers moving through. there is enough breeze to push the showers through tomorrow, so it won't be raining all day, but i think most will get one or two showers. and it will feel a touch pressure again tomorrow, even further south, when we lose the south—westerly wind. thursday, it is another day of sunny spells and showers. if anything, probably fewer showers. if anything, probably fewer showers across england wales, as with the original high pressure putting in, but some slow—moving showers, with the lighter winds further north, so they could last a bit longer, when the showers do come along. there is that ridge of high pressure, it is a very brief affair, because come friday, the next area of low pressure and weather fronts, and tightly packed isobars, so that windy weather agai