hello, in this episode there is a specific proposal taking into account the characteristics of the far north, a meeting. iran is mourning the official announcement of the death of the country's president in a plane crash; flowers are being brought to the embassy of the islamic republic in belarus. the last day of legitimacy, today vladimir zelensky’s term as president of ukraine expires. welder by profession and naturalist by hobby, residents of jaudin. creates a work of art and keeps the forest healthy. significantly increase your trading regardless of the distance. today at the palace of independence there is a representative delegation of the magadan region headed by the governor. in belarus, by the way, for the first time. a distance of 11,000 km should not become an obstacle to the development of ties. minsk does not divide russian subjects into remote and non-remote. you can and should work with everyone. it is in this case that the president sees good reserves in trade. now belarusian goods are imported to the magadan region, mainly through the central regions of russia. direct points

the the far north of scotland.laces to view some spots of rain, and a few showers may well just develop further south, but for most it is a drier picture compared to monday. for most it is a drier picture compared to monday . and come the compared to monday. and come the afternoon, hopefully a lot of the uk will see some bright spells. the cloud will be stubborn across parts of scotland and northeast england, so feeling quite chilly here right throughout the day into the evening. clearing skies initially, but that will allow some mist and low cloud to form and in towards the very end of the night, just watching this next band of cloud and rain, it may well just start to approach the far northwest of scotland under the cloud cover, temperatures not falling much lower than around 8 to 10 degrees. but where we do see some clear skies. a bit of a chilly start on wednesday, but here we will see some sunshine elsewhere. a bit of a dull start, but the mist and low cloud will begin to burn away. so come the afternoon and f

of next week, eventually turning to more of a north—westerly and cooling things down a bit in the far north—westherwise, it's still going to be very unsettled — more areas of low pressure coming in, bringing showers or longer

perhaps getting into the far north of england as well. further south, not as many showers, temperatures climbing to 20 or 21 degrees towards the south—east of england. now, through wednesday night into thursday, this area of low pressure will still be close by. but as it shifts eastwards and a little bit further southwards, well, that will shift the focus for the showers southwards as well. so the most widespread showers by thursday afternoon across southern and southeastern parts of england. further north and west, not as many showers, some spells of sunshine, quite a brisk north or north—westerly wind. so that will make it feel a little bit on the cool side, but still in the best of the sunshine, highs of 19 degrees. by friday, cloud and still some showers down towards the south and the east. also, more cloud into the northern half of scotland. but in between, quite a lot of sunshine and certainly a drier end to the week. and that is a sign of things to come for the weekend because this area of high pressure will be nosing its way in fr

still got cloud and heavy showers in scotland, the far north of england.he 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 elections in england — labour win the mayoral contest in the west midlands cap

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.

a bit of rain around across the far north of scotland.y patches during the mornings. they could be a little bit slow to clear. so, not wall—to—wall blue skies for the next few days, but high pressure is bringing a lot of dry, settled weather, with light winds, too. now, we're likely to start thursday morning with that patchy rain in the far north—west, but further south, i think some mist and some fog patches around here and there, particularly so for parts of the south—west of england and wales. could be some mistiness creeping into east anglia. around some of these irish sea coasts, the isle of man, towards cumbria, some of that fog could be quite slow to clear. for scotland, there'll be some brighter spells across eastern areas — like aberdeenshire, for instance — but there'll be more cloud and outbreaks of rain moving in across the western isles, parts of highland too. that rain looks like it eases away, pushes a little bit further northward. so for much of the uk, dry with sunny spells, and that's going to lift those temperatures to

more cloud and showers in scotland and the far north of england. england and into the midlands. 18—19 with sunny spells. we are moving into the grass pollen season and levels will be high in the midlands and southern england, even though in the south we could find cloud dampening the temperatures. most rain fading in the evening but more coming in from the evening but more coming in from the continent later in the night and we have heavy showers across scotland and into the far north of england. bank holiday monday morning, temperatures start at 8—9. the fly in the ointment on monday is the weather front. the fly in the ointment on monday is the weatherfront. it the fly in the ointment on monday is the weather front. it is not moving far. around it, we are pushing in more cloud and probably more rain. south—eastern parts of england into central and southern england and up towards the middle and. heavy showers in scotland, far north england. may be dry but cloudy in northern ireland. in other parts of northern england, wales, midlands, the south—wes

northwest thatis from the far north northwest that is here.quite a bit of cloud, and there will be some outbreaks of drizzly rain through much of the day, but elsewhere across the bulk of the country, plenty of fine, sunny weather around, lots of blue skies. and in that sunshine it is going to feel pretty warm. temperatures up a little bit compared to yesterday. there's a good chance that we're going to see highs of around 23, possibly 24 celsius towards the south—east and even further north, despite the slightly cloudier skies, temperatures getting into the high teens quite easily. getting into the high teens quite easily . little change as quite easily. little change as we go through this evening and overnight. sticking with the thicker cloud and some drizzly rain across far northern parts and a few spots elsewhere across parts of scotland. otherwise lots of areas having a dry and at times clear night. so once more we will see a few pockets of mist and fog developing . it of mist and fog developing. it won't be a particularly chilly start to

still got cloud and heavy showers in scotland, the far north of england.est, there will 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. voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. hello and welcome. this week, we're coming from the bbc�*s radio theatre for a special event focusing on press freedom. an information iron curtain has

some of those affecting northern ireland, parts of south—west scotland and far north of england.urther south we had that band of wet weather and to the south of that sunny spells and some sharp showers but in the sunny spells temperatures up to 19 or 20 c. looking ahead to friday, still the lingering weather front in place this time bringing patchy rain across central parts of the uk. either side spells of sunshine and the odd shower but cooling off a little in the far north of scotland. and that trend continues into the weekend, we find ourselves between weather systems, nothing really pushing things along. but high pressure trying to build in from the west so actually a lot of dry weather across the northern half of uk but as i say cooler than it has been across some northern and western parts of scotland. further south we will see more showers and even longer spells of rain plus the odd heavy downpour with sunny spells in between making it feel quite warm. and that's bbc news at one. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are — goodbye. hello, i'm anne—mar

still got cloud and heavy showers in scotland, the far north of england.rts of northern england, wales, the midlands, towards the south—west, there'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. good morning. welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and rogerjohnson. our headlines today: and i do hereby declare that richard parker is.. cheering and applause a blow for rishi sunak as labour beats andy stree

clearer skies across the far north—east through the night, but cloud and rain gathers out to the westmild start to tuesday. clearer skies, a chillier start further north and east, but at least you will have some early morning sunshine. it's not expected to last. the rain will push in from the west. some heavier bursts as it gradually drifts its way north and east. even once the rain eases away, it will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers following on behind. again, temperatures peaking at around 18 degrees. moving out of tuesday into wednesday, still low pressure dominating the story as these frontal systems sweep their way steadily eastwards. as we go through the day on wednesday with the front to clear, the most frequent showers look likely to be along exposed east coasts, particularly as we go through the afternoon. a light north—westerly wind, a little more shelter, the drier, brighter weather out to the west, but temperatures a little bit subdued for this time of year. again, we're looking at highs of 15 to 18 degrees, maybe 19, if we're lucky, in the far south—east.

still got cloud and heavy showers in scotland, the far north of england.ss other parts of northern england, wales, the midlands, towards the south—west, there will 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 south—east 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: negotiations continue in cairo to try and work out a deal between hamas and israel as fighting drags on in the gaza strip. anti—war protests at us universities sp

still got cloud and heavy showers in scotland, the far north of england. 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 regain control of the capital. richard parker is duly elected...

there is a specific proposal for each direction, all taking into account the characteristics of the far north. belarus can build facilities, help with the development of the electricity supply system, supply the widest range of goods, and organize high-quality dairy processing on site. promising. the import of fish products and the development of tourism looks like, the president also made a number of appointments in the structure the day before state security agencies, this will contribute to the strengthening of our special service, the head of state noted, the requirement for the kgb is to resolutely suppress the activities of foreign intelligence services on the territory of the country, as well as to identify promptly respond to facts of corruption and possible attempts at protection. iran is preparing for the funeral of the president and others. mourning marches take place in cities. as a sign of solidarity with iran, pakistan, india, turkey, iraq, syria and lebanon declared mourning. ibrahim reise will be buried tomorrow in his hometown of meshhet. the pain of the iranian people is sha

clearer skies across the far north—east through the night, but cloud and rain gathers out to the westillier start further north and east, but at least you will have some early morning sunshine. it's not expected to last. the rain will push in from the west. some heavier bursts as it gradually drifts its way north and east. even once the rain eases away, it will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers following on behind. again, temperatures peaking at around 18 degrees. moving out of tuesday into wednesday, still low pressure dominating the story as these frontal systems sweep their way steadily eastwards. as we go through the day on wednesday with the front to clear, the most frequent showers look likely to be along exposed east coasts, particularly as we go through the afternoon. a light north—westerly wind, a little more shelter, the drier, brighter weather out to the west, but temperatures a little bit subdued for this time of year. again, we're looking at highs of 15 to 18 degrees, maybe 19, if we're lucky, in the far south—east. that low pressure will push away. as we he

each direction there are specific proposals, all taking into account the characteristics of the far north; belarus can build a facility to help with the development of the power supply system, supply the widest assortment of goods, organize high-quality milk processing on site. import looks promising. not surprising, grains do not ripen, but feed and root crops, by the way, grow well, work is already underway to open a large store with belarusian goods in magadan, in addition to quality food products we are ready to supply furniture, textiles, carpets, shoes, household chemicals, cosmetics and other goods . the government spoke about the fact that it is important today to use the full potential of cooperation in the belarusian region of russia. in the summer we are waiting for children from this region in the sanatoriums of belarus, this will be the beginning of the development of a tourist destination. we also agreed with one of the largest dealers of our goods in the far east that he is serious. service of belarusian equipment, because it is important to close all the issues that concer

a bit of rain around across the far north of scotland.—to—wall blue skies for the next few days, but high pressure is bringing a lot of dry, settled weather, with light winds, too. now, we�*re likely to start thursday morning with that patchy rain in the far north—west, but further south, i think some mist and some fog patches around here and there, particularly so for parts of the south—west of england and wales. could be some mistiness creeping into east anglia. around some of these irish sea coasts, the isle of man, towards cumbria, some of that fog could be quite slow to clear. for scotland, there�*ll be some brighter spells across eastern areas — like aberdeenshire, for instance — but there�*ll be more cloud and outbreaks of rain moving in across the western isles, parts of highland too. that rain looks like it eases away, pushes a little bit further northward. so for much of the uk, dry with sunny spells, and that�*s going to lift those temperatures to somewhere between around 19 to 22 degrees for many of us. just a little bit coole

the weather front across the far north of scotland continues to move _ the far north of scotland continueso move north and fade away. the rest of the — to move north and fade away. the rest of the country starting off dry and settled with some early mist and fo- and settled with some early mist and fog through the morning which will melt away quite quickly. more sunshine _ melt away quite quickly. more sunshine around tomorrow for a large part of— sunshine around tomorrow for a large part of england and wales, northern ireiand _ part of england and wales, northern ireland and southern scotland. some rain for— ireland and southern scotland. some rain for the _ ireland and southern scotland. some rain for the north of scotland but turning _ rain for the north of scotland but turning drier later in the day. just an outside — turning drier later in the day. just an outside chance of a shower for engtand _ an outside chance of a shower for england and wales. top temperatures up england and wales. top temperatures up to 23— england and wales. top temperatures up to 23 degrees. gn england and wal

clearer skies across the far north—east through the night, but cloud and rain gathers out to the westy. clearer skies, a chillier start further north and east, but at least you will have some early morning sunshine. it's not expected to last. the rain will push in from the west. some heavier bursts as it gradually drifts its way north and east. even once the rain eases away, it will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers following on behind. again, temperatures peaking at around 18 degrees. moving out of tuesday into wednesday, still low pressure dominating the story as these frontal systems sweep their way steadily eastwards. as we go through the day on wednesday with the front to clear, the most frequent showers look likely to be along exposed east coasts, particularly as we go through the afternoon. a light north—westerly wind, a little more shelter, the drier, brighter weather out to the west, but temperatures a little bit subdued for this time of year. again, we're looking at highs of 15 to 18 degrees, maybe 19, if we're lucky, in the far south—east. that low pressure wi

there's a few more showers, though, to come in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps the far north ofand and wales and a bit of rain coming into the far southwest. that's keeping temperatures a little bit lower here. but otherwise, widely, temperatures are going to be a reasonable 16—18 degrees on sunday afternoon. now, there is a bit of rain in the southwest — it's on that weather front there, an area of low pressure. not really much wind to move things on at all. there's a bit of uncertainty as to how far north that showery rain could get but it's pushing a little further north into england and wales. there'll be some sunshine but we're also going to trigger some more of these slow—moving, heavy, thundery showers, particularly in scotland. and temperature—wise on monday afternoon for the bank holiday, typically 16 or 17 degrees. now, after the bank holiday, the weather is going to change, wouldn't you know it? and it's going to get a lot drier because that area of low pressure moves away and this area of high pressure will build in. now, around the top of it next week, we could well

there's a few more showers, though, to come in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps the far north of trigger some thunderstorms. the shower across england and wales and a bit of rain coming into the far south—west. that's keeping temperatures a little bit lower here, but otherwise, widely, temperatures are going to be a reasonable 16—18 degrees on sunday afternoon. now, there is a bit of rain in the south—west — it's on that weather front there. an area of low pressure, not really much wind to move things on at all. there's a bit of uncertainty as to how far north that showery rain could get, but it's pushing a little further north into england and wales. there'll be some sunshine, but we're also going to trigger some more of the slow moving, heavy thundery showers, particularly in scotland. and temperature—wise on monday afternoon for the bank holiday, typically 16—17 degrees. now after the bank holiday, the weather is going to change. wouldn't you know it? and it's going to get a lot drier because that area of low pressure moves away and this area of high pressure will build in. no

it was scotland and, to a degree, the far north of england that had the best of the day's weather, withperatures reached 25 celsius in altnaharra — that was the warmest place in the whole of the uk, confirmation of the rather beautiful weather we had here. wasn't like that everywhere, though — for northern ireland, england, and wales, we had rain or some thundery showers around, and across berkshire and also pembrokeshire, we had photographs sent to us of some funnel clouds there — tornadoes that don't quite make it all the way down to the ground. it was very wet for some — in nantwich, in cheshire, we had 25 millimetres of rain. now on into friday's forecast, the tail end of the weather front will continue to feed in quite a lot of cloud across northern england, and we start off certainly with some mist and fog patches around some of our north sea coast. aside from northern england, though, i suspect overall, we're looking at a brighter day on friday with more in the way of sunshine. there will, though, be 1—2 showers popping up into the afternoon, 1—2 thunderstorms, but big gaps betwe

how far north that goes and how quickly it moves across the country, a bit of a question mark at thens compared to what we've seen this weekend and into the start of the week where we'll still have some sunshine quite widely. outbreaks of rain then developing from tuesday onwards and, as i said, it will start to feel a little bit cooler compared to this weekend, too. bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. president biden�*s national security adviser heads to israel — in the latest attempt to halt the fighting in gaza. a 14—year—old boy dies after getting into difficulty in the river tyne in the northeast of england. a 13—year—old remains in a critical condition. and auf wiedersehen jurgen. 0n the final day of the premier league season, there'll be an emotional farewell at anfield. hello, i'm azadeh moshiri. welcome to bbc news. president biden�*s national security adviser is due in israel to hold talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that meeting is the latest us initiative to try and halt the fighting in gaza after the failure of negotiations involving israel and h

a bit of rain around across the far north of scotland.ear. so, not wall—to—wall blue skies for the next few days, but high pressure is bringing a lot of dry, settled weather, with light winds, too. now, we're likely to start thursday morning with that patchy rain in the far north—west, but further south, i think some mist and some fog patches around here and there, particularly so for parts of the south—west of england and wales. could be some mistiness creeping into east anglia. around some of these irish sea coasts, the isle of man, towards cumbria, some of that fog could be quite slow to clear. for scotland, there'll be some brighter spells across eastern areas — like aberdeenshire, for instance — but there'll be more cloud and outbreaks of rain moving in across the western isles, parts of highland too. that rain looks like it eases away, pushes a little bit further northward. so for much of the uk, dry with sunny spells, and that's going to lift those temperatures to somewhere between around 19 to 22 degrees for many of us. just a lit

where paintings are presented, we see portraits of siberians, these could also be residents of the far northportrait of khakassia, this is a portrait of cheldon, we they wanted to show what open spaces there are in siberia, the whole point on the prison of the museum of supraconstitution, at the adkaza from the fund. kalektsyi national art museum and exhibition halls of navasibirsk.

for each direction there is a specific proposal, taking into account the characteristics of the far north. belarus can build facilities, help with the development of the electricity supply system, supply the widest range of goods, and organize high-quality dairy processing on site. the import of fish products and the development of tourism look promising. over 4 months, the volume of investments in the belarusian economy increased by 10%. this is import substitution. projects for processing domestic raw materials, activity is observed in all regions, according to the program one district, one project and 190 projects , 20 have already been implemented, this year there will be another +55. as for exports, the geography of supplies is expanding. of course, the russian federation will always remain number one; today the asian market, including the market of the people's republic of china, is moving into second position, and what is most important, we note, are qualitative changes. exports to this country, if previously the prevailing share was the chemical industry, fertilizer, today we we h

same sort of thing for northern ireland, perhaps the far north and northwest of england.degrees, but we will see some fairly heavy showers. now, through thursday night, this lump of wet weather slides away westwards. we'll see some areas of clouds and mist and murk, but through friday, i think most places should get to see at least some spells of sunshine with a scattering of showers breaking out. some of those showers could be on the heavy side, but temperatures again in the sunniest spots up to around 23 degrees. this time, the warmest weather likely to be across the west and the south west of scotland, a little bit cooler in the far north of scotland into the weekend, low pressure loosens its grip. of scotland. into the weekend, low pressure loosens its grip. high pressure tries to build a fairly weak affair at this stage. but it does mean, particularly across the northern half of the uk, a lot of dry weather, some spells of sunshine, although the north and the west of scotland will be just a little bit cooler than it has been over recent days. some north sea coasts co

a few more showers to come in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps the far north of england and it and the odd shower across england and wales under bit of rain coming into the far south—west keeping temperatures lower, but otherwise, widely, temperatures will be a reasonable 16 up temperatures will be a reasonable 16 up to 18 degrees on sunday afternoon. there is a bit of rain in the south—west on the weather front, an area of low pressure. not really much wind to move things on under bit of uncertainty as to how far north the showery rain could get but it is putting further into england and north wales, and there will be sunshine but we could trigger more slow moving heavy, thundery showers particularly in scotland and temperature wise on monday afternoon, 16 or 17 degrees. after the bank holiday, the weather is going to change, wouldn't you know it? and it will get drier because the area of low pressure moves away and this area of high pressure will build in. around the top of it next week, we could see some rain towards north—western areas of the uk but on the whole it is looki

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far. cheering and applause northallerton in north yorkshire this afternoon.ay, and look who's turned up to rub his nose in it. york and north yorkshire, the wider county so often rock—solid conservative, has elected a labour mayor. we've had really good results across the country all day long but this is a very, very special moment, david, to become the mayor here. and thank you to the team for all the fantastic work that they have done. cheering and applause. because through the villages and the towns of north yorkshire, people have voted for change. there have been smiles and red rosettes all over the place, taking the council in the military town of aldershot in hampshire. taking nine police and crime commission rolls from the conservatives, including here in cumbria. and on the south coast in adur in west sussex, where they've never won before. but five independent candidate standing on a pro—gaza platform cost labour control in 0ldham in greater manchester as evidence labour's stance on gaza has had an impact, particularly in places with a significant mu

not quite dry everywhere, some rain over the far north of scotland and also some misty, murky patchesre bringing a lot or dried, settled weather with light winds. likely to start thursday with patchy rain in the far north—west, but mist and followed in the south, particularly the south—west and wales. could be submersed into east anglia was up around the irish close and isle of man, some fog could be slow to clear. for scotland, brighter spells across eastern areas like aberdeenshire, but more cloud and rain. moving in across the western isles and the highlands. the rain eases away, pushes further north. for much of the uk, dry and sunny spells, lifting the temper just to somewhere around 19—22 . cooler around the north of scotland. through thursday evening, we have some more rain pushing across the highlands. elsewhere, dried, relatively mild, temperatures in double figures, but friday morning could see misty patches clearing away. friday itself, longerspells of sunshine on offer, light wind and temperatures of age agree also, so we're looking at the low 20s, possibly made in the sou

, 20 to 23 here, down a bit on yesterday, but always cooler compared with recent days across the far northf of the uk. could come as far west as the midlands, maybe getting into parts of western scotland, too, but some clear skies in the west. but even here the odd fog patch possible, temperatures similar to recent mornings. it does make for a bit of a grey and a bit of a slow commute for some of you on monday morning. a lot of that low cloud, though, breaking up quite quickly here in the morning. they will see patchy still across some northern areas. a heavy shower to the west of northern ireland into the second half of the day. but it's here the highs of the temperatures up to 23 degrees. elsewhere, down a little bit on what we've seen this weekend. a few isolated showers towards the south east later on and a greater risk of showers on tuesday. starting to see the weather change after this warmth of the weekend. showers and thunderstorms more widely, scotland, northern england and across ireland. there'll still be some longer spells of sunny weather across parts of england and wales and

a bit of rain around across the far north of scotland.bit slow to clear. so, not wall—to—wall blue skies for the next few days, but high pressure is bringing a lot of dry, settled weather, with light winds, too. now, we're likely to start thursday morning with that patchy rain in the far north—west, but further south, i think some mist and some fog patches around here and there, particularly so for parts of the south—west of england and wales. could be some mistiness creeping into east anglia. around some of these irish sea coasts, the isle of man, towards cumbria, some of that fog could be quite slow to clear. for scotland, there'll be some brighter spells across eastern areas — like aberdeenshire, for instance — but there'll be more cloud and outbreaks of rain moving in across the western isles, parts of highland too. that rain looks like it eases away, pushes a little bit further northward. so for much of the uk, dry with sunny spells, and that's going to lift those temperatures to somewhere between around 19 to 22 degrees for many of

there's a few more showers, though, to come in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps the far north ofhunderstorms. the shower across england and wales and a bit of rain coming into the far south—west. that's keeping temperatures a little bit lower here, but otherwise, widely, temperatures are going to be a reasonable 16 to 18 degrees on sunday afternoon. now, there is a bit of rain in the south—west. it's on that weather front there. an area of low pressure, not really much wind to move things on at all. there's a bit of uncertainty as to how far north that showery rain could get, but it's pushing a little further north into england and wales. there'll be some sunshine, but we're also going to trigger some more of the slow moving, heavy thundery showers, particularly in scotland. and temperature—wise on monday afternoon for the bank holiday, typically 16—17 degrees. now after the bank holiday, the weather is going to change. wouldn't you know it? and it's going to get a lot drier because that area of low pressure moves away and this area of high pressure will build in. now, around the