in the countryside, the odd patch of frost as possible.nd cumulonimbus clouds. when the clouds come across the sky, combined with the cold and windy hour, that will make the weather feel really quite chilly. 0ut make the weather feel really quite chilly. out of the winds, in the may sunshine, weather winds are lighter, perhaps more to the south—west, feeling fresh more than anything else. not too bad. mixed fortunes, really. saturday, the lion's share of the showers coming across northern and eastern scotland, driven by the strong and cold northerly winds. those winds putting the showers onto the north sea coasts as well. we will get a number of heavy downpours, a bit of thunder mixed in with some of these. inland, fewer showers. lighter winds and may sunshine, perhaps not feeling too bad, really, with temperatures up to 14 bad, really, with temperatures up to 1a degrees and those strong winds around the north sea coast, you will be doing well to see temperatures reached double figures. disappointing for may. heading through saturday night

got frost, temperatures, _3’ morning. got frost, temperatures, -3, -4. it will morning. couple of hours it will take but it's not for everyone. almost, we will keep a good deal of sunshine today, just the chance, come the afternoon, it's difficult to pick out on this chart because we are seeing mostly sunshine. just the outside chance. high ground in the east. temperatures a little higher than most but i think it will still feel a bit fresher on the south coast, onshore breeze. this cloud in the north will ensure it won't be quite so cold across scott under northern ireland overnight but we will still have a clear enough night or temperatures to dip close to freezing across central and eastern areas so we freezing across central and eastern areas so we could wake up to a touch of frost tomorrow morning with a bit of frost tomorrow morning with a bit of mist and fog but gradually speaking, as things warm up by day, temperatures fall a certain amount by night but because they are hired by night but because they are hired by day, they would fall to foster level so we start

a widespread frost. the frost will be hit and miss over england and wales.her front, because this is where we are most likely to see showers today. starting in southern scotland, drifting into northern ireland, then across parts of northern england, the midlands, and east anglia through the afternoon. either side, sunny spells. southern counties, after a sunny start and frosty start, cloud will increase, isolated showers, temperatures around 13 degrees. for southern scotland, lots of sun, and showers in the northern areas of scotland. temperatures in single figures here. showers vary through the night. not much wind around, there will be a touch of frost, and we start the day as we finish, but this time showers drifting northwards, and as temperatures lived through the day they could become slow moving and on they could become slow moving and on the heavy side. temperatures up to 15, then rain towards the south—west. it is linked into this area of low pressure which will push into france as we go into wednesday. milderairon into france as we go into wednesda

off in the countryside, the odd patch of frost is possible.nd cumulonimbus clouds. when the clouds come across the sky, combined with the cold and windy air, that will make the weather feel really quite chilly. out of the winds, in the may sunshine, where the winds are lighter, perhaps more to the south—west, feeling fresh more than anything else. not too bad. mixed fortunes, really. saturday, the lion's share of the showers coming across northern and eastern scotland, driven by the strong and cold northerly winds. those winds putting the showers onto the north sea coasts as well. we will get a number of heavy downpours, a bit of thunder mixed in with some of these. inland, fewer showers. lighter winds and may sunshine, perhaps not feeling too bad, really, with temperatures up to 14 degrees and those strong winds around the north sea coast, you'll be doing well to see temperatures reach double figures. disappointing for may. heading through saturday night and into sunday, still showers around, especially across northern areas, and another chil

widespread frost year. the frost will be hit and miss across england and wales.eather front as we are we will see most showers. starting in southern scotland, drifting into northern ireland and parts of northern england, the midlands, east anglia by the afternoon. southern counties after a sunny start, cloud will increase, isolated showers. across scotland, particularly southern scotland, sunshine through the day. heavy showers and in northern scotland through the afternoon. showers will be the air into the night here and there. into tuesday not much wind. a touch of frost. we start the day how we finished. showers drifting back north once again. as temperatures lift some of those could become heavy and slow moving. temperatures up heavy and slow moving. temperatures up to 15. area of low pressure will push on towards france as we go through wednesday. milder air on the southern edge of it. cold winds blowing in a the northern half of the uk for wednesday. in that my other ear there could be slow moving and heavy rain with thundery downpours. more persistent rain

the blue colours means widespread frost which will be hit and miss for england and wales.his weather front is where we are most likely to see showers. starting in southern scotland, drifting into northern ireland, then across parts of northern england in the morning to the midlands, and east anglia in the afternoon. either side of it will see sunny spells. like today, southern counties with a sunny start, isolated showers, mostly dry, temperatures around ten to 13 celsius. southern scotland, lots of sunshine, northern scotland heavy showers in the afternoon and temperature still in single figures here. showers will be there into the night. into tuesday, not much wind around, there will be a touch of frost, and we start the day how we finished. as temperatures lived through the day some of those could become slow moving and on the heavy side. —— are some of those showers. rain towards the south—west. it is related to this aerial pressure which will push towards france as we go through wednesday. milder air on the southern edge of it but cold winds blowing in across the nort

a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. through the day, a little bit of sunshine. notice there will be showers breaking out here and there. can't promise you'll get one, can't promise you'll stay dry, but what we will see is potentially a bit of sunshine, and slightly less chilly conditions across the south later. still cold, though, for many. but as we go through the night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some mild air across france, and strong, windy conditions, which could just hit the south coast. to the northern side of our low, cold winds, and it's here we're likely to see the rain, so actually more widespread and significant rain across england and wales. they are will be welcome to some in england and wales, where it's been very dry over the past month in particular. we could see 10—15 millimetres quite widely, especially on the hills, a bit more maybe. and later on, as things brighten across the south, some slow—moving, heavy and thundery downpours. for many, though, eas

another frost into sunday, most many. another frost into sunday, m ost pla ces many.re and there. and a greater chance of some showers spreading southwards across the country. on bank holiday monday, a lot of places will remain dry. that is how your weather looks. the atmosphere is building here in school through this morning. i have got to get the yorkshire look, stand back, back to win the studio. i was going to do the accent but i will not, it is dangerous territory. it does completely transform you, that hat. it does, doesn't it? good fun, thank you very much. let's have the business news now. should we be getting ready for a rise in interest rates? we got a bit of an update from the bank of england governor yesterday. mark carney confirmed the bank had decided to leave interest rates unchanged for the moment. however he confirmed they would have to go up when brexit happens and he hinted there could be more rises, more frequently, than many are currently predicting. as always, be prepared for a rate rise, whenever it might be, get your ducks in order. one thing t

so some areas seeing some ground frost at least.ing the formation of showers on sunday. the weather front just grazing formation of showers on sunday. the weather frontjust grazing the far north—west introducing high cloud into the western side of northern ireland and north—west of scotland. there could be a limited amount of convection giving a light shower over the pennines and the downs in the south—east. the theme as we head into next week, a lot of dry weather, more sunshine and an improvement over the last week. it should feel warmer in the sunshine. not blue skies every day. some high cloud in scotland and northern ireland and into england and wales, saw hazy sunshine on monday but dry. it could be close to 20 in the central belt of scotland. the high pressure will dominate our weather over the week ahead. it is sitting towards the east of the uk so temperatures will not be as high in the south—east. the warmest air is moving to the north—west of the uk. these temperatures are an improvement over recently and it will be dry w

a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin.lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine, notice there‘ll be showers breaking out here and there. can‘t promise you‘ll get one, can‘t promise you‘ll stay dry, but what we will see is potentially a bit more sunshine, and slightly less chilly conditions across the south later. still cold, though, for many. but as we go through the night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some milder air across france, and strong, windy conditions, which could just hit the south coast. to the northern side of our low, cold winds, and it‘s here we‘re likely to see the rain, some actually more widespread and significant rain across england and wales. that will be welcome to some in england and wales, where it‘s been very dry over the past month in particular. we could see 10—15 millimetres quite widely, especially on the hills, a bit more maybe. and later on, as skies brighten across the south, some slow—moving, heavy and thundery downpours. for many, though,

you can see frost on your eyelashes. what does it feel like?ozen closed a couple of times. anything and everything is done to keep things moving — ships break up the ice on the river and train tracks are set on fire, not as crazy as it sounds, it is a built—in system of gas heaters used in extreme conditions to prevent tracks and junctions from freezing. is it going to come down here? yes. as winter turns into spring, the freeze—thaw pattern of the weather can lead to avalanches. colorado in march and one crashes down a major highway, filmed by a father and son on a ski trip. thankfully, nobody was reported hurt. the austrian alps in march. there is an avalanche engulfing a group of skiers. amazingly, nobody is injured, but some skiers had to be rescued. january was europe's coldest month, with widespread heavy snow. some parts of austria measured more snow than on records going back over 90 years, leaving ski resorts and alpine villages cut off. that does not stop everyone trying to make it through seemingly insurmountable snowdrifts. the uk w

the problem frost originally beneath the trees began eroding. that first the hole was just a few meters deep. the stupid and on average the make a crater is between forty and sixty meters deep and in some places it's one hundred meters deep it's one point five kilometers long and about one kilometer wide right now but it's hard to determine exactly how wide it is because it's expanding so quickly because these kinds of catastrophic events could become increasingly common hypnosis and not just in residential areas but anywhere in the wilderness wherever there are pipelines and natural gas facilities our entire infrastructure could be impacted. as of course. most of the cities in siberia and in russia's far east could be affected about twenty five million people in all. how big would the impact be if all the world's permafrost were to melt so far there isn't enough cross regional research to answer that but there are findings regarding the polar region from a global terrestrial network for permafrost in one thousand nine hundred six the problem fr

notjust a ground frost but locally air frost as well.as well and bank holiday monday, as the winds ease, it will not feel as cold temperatures are still below par for this stage in may. we‘ve been hearing today about potential plans to make the uk carbon neutral by 2050. but one village is hoping to hit that target much sooner. the people of ashton hayes, near chester, are hoping to become england‘s first carbon neutral community, and they‘ve been working towards it since 2006. brea kfast‘s graham satchell is there to tell us more. how are they trying to do this?l whole series of things. some big and some small. about a thousand in the village wanting to become carbon neutral. they have reduced their carbon footprint by about 40%. some of the things they have done a big. solar panels on the spot centre. and there are solar panels around on people ‘s grooves. small incremental changes that add up. professor alexander is a resident here at ashton hayes and works at the university. we started off encouraging people to make simple everyday c

some frost in rural parts of scotla nd later. some frost in rural parts of scotland tomorrow.ds, bringing some a patchy and light rain. sunshine and showers in colderair and light rain. sunshine and showers in colder air across the north of scotland. in the cloud elsewhere, highs of 15—17. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm ben brown. today at 2... alastair campbell — tony blair's former communications chief — is expelled from the labour party — after voting for the liberal democrats in the european elections. jeremy hunt — one of the 10 contenders for the tory leadership — says pursuing a no deal brexit would be political suicide for his party. the only way you can get over parliament blocking a no deal exit is to change parliament and that would be a general election, that would be catastrophic. the equality and human rights commission launches a formal investigation into the labour party over claims of anti—semitism. the london bridge inquests — new details about how one

lemonis: wrapper, frosting, labor, everything? tonnie: so it, uh... lemonis: one cupcake -- what does that cost to make? tonnie: so, the cost of the cupcake would be closer to...33 cents. -lemonis: are you winging it? -tonnie: i'm estimating. lemonis: i wouldn't call it estimating. i'm gonna call it guesstimating. tonnie: touché. lemonis: what are you selling them for? tonnie: starting at $2.25. lemonis: okay. if you're selling $500 a day worth, and you and i do a deal and we sell $5,000 a day worth, i still want to know what it costs to make one. if it costs tonnie 33 cents to make a cupcake and he sells it for $2.25, he's got great margin. the worry here is that he's shaky on his numbers, and at $500 a day in sales, there is no room for error. kind of a tight space. tonnie: this is the oven. lemonis: this is the only oven you have? tonnie: this is the only oven i have, yeah. lemonis: there is no workflow in this place, and it's cramped and it's hard to maneuver, and their ingredients are just stored randomly everywhere. i don't know how they've been

we had a frost this morning but the ground frost threat.mist and fog early doors. that will last until eight or nine o'clock before it clears the way. temperatures will rise quite quickly tomorrow in the sunshine. the strong may sunshine, it is a strong now as it is in late august. temperatures will be higher than it has been in recent days. there is the outside chance of a shower over the hills. into next week, the high pressure stays with us so things will warm. as they warmed by day we won't see the risk of frost to much by night. it will be dry, with little sign of any appreciable brim. for monday, yes, that could be more cloud in the north, perhaps an isolated shower. by north, perhaps an isolated shower. by that stage we are getting into the mid to high teens across the north as well as the south, so that warmth is establishing itself quite widely. temperatures will peak for most on wednesday before the call eased when comes in. it looks like it will be next weekend before we see any more rain. as ever, there is more on the website. t

but still a chance of frost.to the start of bank holiday monday will be the northern half of scotland, where skies are clearest. so into bank holiday monday, this is going to be the zone to watch out for for the thickest cloud. this weather front here. showers on it rather than any persistent rain. it's going to be across southern scotland to begin with, sliding into northern ireland, northern england during the day. some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be a little bit on the heavy side, and they'll work their way into lincolnshire, maybe east anglia, later today. to the south of that for bank holiday, lots of cloud, some sunshine, only isolated showers. moat will be dry. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers, though, and a lighter breeze. but, for all, a fairly cool day. now, with light winds around to finish monday, what you finish monday you'll start with on tuesday. but through tuesday the cloud will bubble up. greater cha

a touch of frost will come and go. clearer skies into the north of scotla nd and go. clearer skies into the north of scotland and they coldest year will be here on bank holiday monday. widespread frost elsewhere. sunshine to start the day top and tail of the country. cloudy in between. showers in scotland spreading to northern ireland, northern england, towards east anglia. a cloudy afternoon across the south, with some showers. best chance of sunshine across scotland. to finish the day, showers from northern england towards east anglia, showers in a northern scotla nd anglia, showers in a northern scotland will fade. further showers, wettest of all on wednesday, staying cool by day and by night. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. a russian passenger plane has made an emergency landing at moscow airport after a fire broke out. at least 13 people are reported to have died. the prime minister appealed to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help deliver brexit. at the shadow chancellor said trust had been lost. do you trust the prime minister? no. not afte

the problem frost originally beneath the trees began eroding. at first the hole was just a few meters deep. the stupid me on average the make a crater.

temperatures getting down to frost level with chilly air.ne will influence the temperatures. five fewer showers tomorrow. perhaps one in the afternoon in the south down and the yorkshire moors. as we go into next week, the really establishes itself and we believe into this warm air, coming right all the way around from the ocean. a bit cooler in the eastern times but generally, after what has been a week below par, the following few days do look mostly dry. but then it will change again towards the end of next week but temperatures should get up. not a heat wave. by wednesday, you might start to see 20, possibly 22 in a few spots. wednesday possibly the warmest day. after the rain, we can get out into the gardens again. watch out for the nighttime frost. time now for the latest technology news in this week's click. in the uk, police are pushing ahead with live facial recognition, deploying specially equipped vans to events such as london's annual notting hill carnival and major football games. i am completely comfortable that the activity we

off in the countryside, the odd patch of frost is possible.imbus clouds. when the clouds come across the sky, combined with the cold and windy air, that will make the weather feel really quite chilly. out of the winds, in the may sunshine, where the winds are lighter, perhaps more to the south—west, feeling fresh more than anything else. not too bad. mixed fortunes, really. saturday, the lion's share of the showers coming across northern and eastern scotland, driven by the strong and cold northerly winds. those winds putting the showers onto the north sea coasts as well. we will get a number of heavy downpours, a bit of thunder mixed in with some of these. inland, fewer showers. lighter winds and may sunshine, perhaps not feeling too bad, really, with temperatures up to 1a degrees and those strong winds around the north sea coast, you'll be doing well to see temperatures reach double figures. disappointing for may. heading through saturday night and into sunday, still showers around, especially across northern areas, and another chilly night.

off in the countryside, the odd patch of frost is possible.ulonimbus clouds. when the clouds come across the sky, combined with the cold and windy air, that will make the weather feel really quite chilly. out of the winds, in the may sunshine, where the winds are lighter, perhaps more to the south—west, feeling fresh more than anything else. not too bad. mixed fortunes, really. saturday, the lion's share of the showers coming across northern and eastern scotland, driven by the strong and cold northerly winds. those winds putting the showers onto the north sea coasts as well. we will get a number of heavy downpours, a bit of thunder mixed in with some of these. inland, fewer showers. lighter winds and may sunshine, perhaps not feeling too bad, really, with temperatures up to 1a degrees and those strong winds around the north sea coast, you'll be doing well to see temperatures reach double figures. disappointing for may. heading through saturday night and into sunday, still showers around, especially across northern areas, and another chilly nig

a widespread frost ‘s start tuesday morning. so there isa ‘s start tuesday morning. first thing on tuesday morning. but as temperatures start to live through the day, a little bit of sunshine, notice there will be showers breaking out here and there. can't promise you will get one, can't promise you will stay dry, but what we will see is potentially a bit of sunshine, and slightly less chilly conditions across the south later. still cold, though, for many. but as we go through the night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some mild air across france and strong, windy conditions, which could just hit the south coast. to the northern side of our low, cold winds, and it is here we are likely to see the rain. so actually more widespread and significant rain across england and significant rain across england and wales. they are will be welcome to simon england and wales, where it has been very dry over the past month in particular. we could see 10-15 month in particular. we could see 10—15 millimetres quite widely, especially on th

a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin.ay morning. but as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine, notice there'll be showers breaking out here and there. can't promise you'll get one, can't promise you'll stay dry, but what we will see is potentially a bit more sunshine, and slightly less chilly conditions across the south later. still cold, though, for many. but as we go through the night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some milder air across france, and strong, windy conditions, which could just hit the south coast. to the northern side of our low, cold winds, and it's here we're likely to see the rain, some actually more widespread and significant rain across england and wales. that will be welcome to some in england and wales, where it's been very dry over the past month in particular. we could see 10—15 millimetres quite widely, especially on the hills, a bit more maybe. and later on, as skies brighten across the south, some slow—moving, heavy a

the cold est of frost into tomorrow morning.ld start to sunday, but high pressure in the west will build in a little bit more, that will put a cap on the atmosphere, stop as many showers from forming. it will push the strong and cold wind and we saw today off into the north sea. when will be light for many, still a breeze blowing across 0rkney, shetland and the north of scotland on sunday, further showers here working southwards into northern scotland. just some scotland sunshine, england and wales, best of the sunshine in the west. varying amounts of cloud pushing eastward, and a few showers mainly in the east of england. temperatures not far off today, but chilly again with a light wind. another frost will form again as we go through the night and into bank holiday monday, and this cold front will bring the thickest of the cloud on bank holiday monday. northern ireland, sun in scotland in far north of england. it will push further south later, if few heavy showers. many places will stay dry to the south, some cloud and sunny s

widespread frost elsewhere. sunshine to start the day top and tail of the country.n england, towards east anglia. a cloudy afternoon across the south, with some showers. best chance of sunshine across scotland. to finish the day, showers from northern england towards east anglia, showers in a northern scotla nd anglia, showers in a northern scotland will fade. further showers, wettest of all on wednesday, staying cool by

the problem frost originally beneath the trees began eroding. that first the hole was just a few meters deep. the stupid me on average the make a crater is between forty and sixty meters deep and in some places it's one hundred meters deep it's one point five kilometers long and about one kilometer wide right now but it's hard to determine exactly how wide it is because it's expanding so quickly because these kinds of catastrophic events could become increasingly common he persists and not just in residential areas but anywhere in the wilderness wherever there are pipelines and natural gas facilities our entire infrastructure could be impacted. there's a quote that. most of the cities in siberia and in russia's far east could be affected about twenty five million people in all. how big would the impact be if all the world's permafrost were to melt and so far there isn't enough cross regional research to answer that but there are findings regarding the polar region from a global terrestrial network for permafrost in one thousand nine hundred six

overnight preventing frost problems.al and eastern areas and mistand chilly in central and eastern areas and mist and fog return to these areas as well. as we go through the week and temperatures rise during the day there is only so much they can drop at night. it looks dry, warm and sunny in many areas. the high pressure stays with us and you can see light winds on monday and lots of sunshine. temperatures will get higher than those of today because they will not start from such low levels. 18 and 19 on the cards tomorrow. on tuesday we pick up cards tomorrow. on tuesday we pick up this north—easterly breeze across the eastern part of england. it is never a warm direction at this time of the year. but we keep the southerly winds further west and here the temperatures will continue to rise. it is the north and the west, north wales and north—west england where we expect the warmest weather this week. just a little bit lower in east anglia and the south—east because of that easterly breeze. it is drier and brighter than l

in the countryside, the odd patch of frost as possible.ds. when the clouds come across the sky, that combined with the cold wind will make the weather feel quite chilly. out of the wind, in the may sunshine, weather wind is perhaps towards the south—west, it will be fresh more than anything else and perhaps not feeling too bad. mixed fortunes, weatherwise, really. saturday comedy show as well flowing across northern and eastern scotland, driven by the strong and cold northerly winds. those northerly winds pushed the shah was on to the north sea coasts as well. a number of heavy downpours, with thunder mixed in. inland, fewer showers, and across wales and south—west england, with those lighter winds in the may sunshine, perhaps not feeling too bad, with temperatures up to 14 degrees. with those strong winds around the north sea coast you will be doing well to see those temperatures reached double figures. disappointing fourth may. still a few showers around heading into saturday night and sunday, and it will be another chilly night. where t

but still a chance of frost.rn half of scotland, where skies are clearest. so into bank holiday monday, this is going to be the zone to watch out for for the thickest cloud. this weather front here. showers on it rather than any persistent rain. it's going to be across southern scotland to begin with, sliding into northern ireland, northern england during the day. some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be a little bit on the heavy side, and they'll work their way into lincolnshire, maybe east anglia, later too. to the south of that for bank holiday, lots of cloud, some sunshine, only isolated showers. most will be dry. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers, though, and a lighter breeze. but, for all, a fairly cool day. now, with light winds around to finish monday, what you finish monday you'll probably start with on tuesday. but through tuesday the cloud will bubble up. greater chance of showers developing here and there. some

again, drier than last week, brighter, there will be strong sunshine and fewer night—time frosts.bsite. this is bbc news. the headlines at midday: a warning from the sacked defence secretary gavin williamson to the prime minister that compromising with labour over brexit would be a grave mistake. us—iran tensions: president rouhani warns that his country is facing difficult times ahead because of renewed american sanctions. the national crime agency says organised criminals are killing more british people a year than terrorism, war and natural disasters combined. two bbc dramas go head to head tonight at the bafta tv awards. the biggest prize in domestic football goes to the wire this afternoon — will it be title glory

off in the countryside, the odd patch of frost is possible.umulonimbus clouds. when the clouds come across the sky, combined with the cold and windy air, that will make the weather feel really quite chilly. out of the winds, in the may sunshine, where the winds are lighter, perhaps more to the south—west, feeling fresh more than anything else. not too bad. mixed fortunes, really. saturday, the lion's share of the showers coming across northern and eastern scotland, driven by the strong and cold northerly winds. those winds putting the showers onto the north sea coasts as well. we will get a number of heavy downpours, a bit of thunder mixed in with some of these. inland, fewer showers. lighter winds and may sunshine, perhaps not feeling too bad, really, with temperatures up to 1a degrees and those strong winds around the north sea coast, you'll be doing well to see temperatures reach double figures. disappointing for may. heading through saturday night and into sunday, still showers around, especially across northern areas, and another chilly n

cold enough for a few patches of frost to develop in the countryside.few days, well, it‘s going to be sunny and it‘s going to be feeling warmer. with temperatures on the rise. the reason, high—pressure has built across the british isles. the high pressure reaching its maximum intensity on monday. and once its built in, it‘s going nowhere too fast. monday, a lot of dry weather to come. sunshine from dawn to dusk for many of us. and high pressure, circulate under high pressure in a clockwise sense. that will keep some of the cost a little bit fresher, but stay with the sunshine it‘s going to feel pleasantly warm. the high temperature is wafting up to the north and west of the country and quite a big jump in temperatures for eastern scotland. it will feel much warmer here on monday. for tuesday, little overall change in the weather picture. we‘ve got more of that is in joint come from dawn to dusk across most parts of the country. if anything the temperatures will be a little bit higher. 18 in london, 19 for cardiff. when i can see temperature is getting i

clear skies for first thing saturday could mean a frost.ome pleasa nt putting out young plants. some pleasant sunshine but temperatures barely recovering. through the course of the bank holiday weekend, it should start to feel a little bit milder, not because the weather set—up changes, high pressure will keep things fairly steady but the weed should ease through sunday and through bank holiday monday. welcome to newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. 0ur headlines: the british prime minister sacks her defence secretary after he is accused of leaking security concerns about huawei to the press. more unrest in venezuela, as the opposition leader calls for protests to continue. we report from the capital. both sides have called for a mass mobilisation, as a way of trying to influence the military. and these protesters are targeting an airbase right in the heart of caracas. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: the us attorney general defends his handling of the mueller report against accusations that he misled congress over its conclusion

but still a chance of frost.ne to watch out for for the thickest cloud. this weather front here. showers on it rather than any persistent rain. it‘s going to be across southern scotland to begin with, sliding into northern ireland, northern england during the day. some of the showers across northern england, pennines and peak district in particular, could be a little bit on the heavy side, and they‘ll work their way into lincolnshire, maybe east anglia, later too. to the south of that for bank holiday, lots of cloud, some sunshine, only isolated showers. moat will be dry. to the north of it, the better chance of some sunshine. a few showers, though, and a lighter breeze. but, for all, a fairly cool day. now, with light winds around to finish monday, what you finish monday you‘ll probably start with on tuesday. but through tuesday the cloud will bubble up. greater chance of showers developing here and there. some of you will stay completely dry. but by the end of the day, towards cornwall, things are set to turn t

a touch of frost through the night, clear skies in southern parts of england and wales, clearing to thewers and the cloud in between will produce the odd shower here and there, stopping the temperatures dropping to frost levels for some of you. in the top and tail of the country, the coolest conditions first thing. this weather front will be the focus. we will see some showers through the day. southern scotla nd showers through the day. southern scotland to begin with, although it will brighten up, lovely sunshine into the afternoon. turning salary in northern ireland, hit and miss, as will be the showers in northern england, and the north midlands and east anglia will have heavier downpours later. either side of that, a few showers in northern scotland, but some drier and brighter weather. more cloud in the south compared with the morning and temperatures uk wide still only around 7— 13 degrees. showers into the evening, some fading away overnight. on tuesday, in the same areas, the isle of man, northern ireland, parts of northern england towards east anglia, some will break —— the sun

a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin.likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine, notice there'll be showers breaking out here and there. can't promise you'll get one, can't promise you'll stay dry, but what we will see is potentially a bit more sunshine, and slightly less chilly conditions across the south later. still cold, though, for many. but as we go through the night and into wednesday, this weather system will be working its way in, bringing some milder air across france, and strong, windy conditions, which could just hit the south coast. to the northern side of our low, cold winds, and it's here we're likely to see the rain, some actually more widespread and significant rain across england and wales. that will be welcome to some in england and wales, where it's been very dry over the past month in particular. we could see 10—15 millimetres quite widely, especially on the hills, a bit more maybe. and later on, as skies brighten a

there will be patchy ground frost in central and eastern parts of england. a bit of mist and fog in the morning commute, but it is essentially fine and dry tomorrow and it will feel warm again. it will feel warmer than today, nudging 20 degrees. fine weather on the way this week. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... the sacked defence secretary gavin williamson warns the prime minister it would be a ‘grave mistake‘ to compromise with labour over brexit as america flexes its military might and renews sanctions against iran, its president issues a stark warning about difficult times ahead to his country. the national crime agency says organised criminals are killing more people a year than terrorism, war and natural disasters combined. it wants more money to tackle the problem. two bbc dramas go head to head tonight at the bafta tv awards. killing eve is leading the way with six nominations. there are three nominations for the year's most watched show, bodyguard, including best drama and best actress for keeley hawes. now on bbc news... wha

growers take note that over the weekend we could see some light frost so that is not great news for the spring plants out there. we start off dry on saturday, it won't be long before shutterstock to be driven in along that east coast by a risk north wind. as we go through the idyll of the afternoon because he wins in excess of 40—50 miles an hour in places make it feel quite tough than exposure. some of the showers will be pushed further inland, with slightly lighter wins the further west you are, you are showers, that's where we are likely to see the best of the temperatures. highest values of maybe a0 degrees but that's an exception, generally speaking, it's going to be a cold afternoon for many. as you move out of saturday into sunday, an area of high pressure shift its way further across the uk, quiet and things down just a touch, lighter wins, the exception being the finals of scotla nd exception being the finals of scotland and here we could do some showers from a weather front moving through. there will be quite a lot of cloud around, i suspect on sunday that as i say, fewer show