, much fresher 22 or $0 degrees in glasgow, much fresher 22 orso in degrees in glasgow, much fresherevening, again, one or two showers drifting across england and wales, but a lot of fine and dry weather through the evening, most of the showers across scotland and northern ireland. sunday looks mostly fine and dry, most of the showers in scotland and northern ireland. early next week, well, things are set to go downhill, this area of low pressure is heading our way, quite a squeeze on the isobars around the centre of it, really windy for the time of year. and also really quite wet as well, not a very pleasa nt stay really quite wet as well, not a very pleasant stay at all on monday. over the next few days, sunshine and showers through the weekend, then things turn wet and windy for the start of next week. this is bbc news, the headlines at 11pm. theresa may and jeremy corbyn have been grilled by voters in a question time debate in york —— with 6 days to polling day. —— five days. conservative candidate craig mackinlay, has been charged over expenses claimed during the 2015 campaign.

. 15 is quite warm, but thatis and glasgow. 15 is quite warm, but that is rather exceptional.des since we have seen so many days with temperatures of 30 degrees or more. tomorrow, still some heat around, but it will be transferred further south and south—west. temperatures 39 or 30 degrees. eastern and areas. the freshers —— a bit fresher. another hot day on wednesday. welcome to 100 days plus. london faces its fourth terror attack in fourth months, with this one targeting muslims. meanwhile here in brussels brexit talks are under way. it is not about revenge or punishment says the eus chief negotiator but don't underestimate the consequences. a terrorist attack is a terrorist attack — says the prime minister — no matter which community is targeted or who perpetrates it. he was shouting, where are all muslims? i want to kill all muslims. literally he said that. arrested under terrorism laws — bystanders pinned down the suspect till the police arrived. he's understood to be 47—year—old darren osborne from the cardiff area. here in brussels, day one of the brexit talks. they hav

london down to 16 or 17 in glasgow and belfast.y to see areas of low pressure developing, dragged away by the jet stream. high—pressure likely to moving from the south. as we get on into next weekend. that will bring the wind in from the south. we could see things warming up at low pressure towards the north likely to bring some rain to the north and west of the uk. there will be a breeze to go with that. elsewhere, is looking promising. lots of dry weather and expecting to see the temperatures back on the rise. the big question is, how long will that high—pressure system stick around?

a six—week trial at glasgow's high court ended with a not guiulty verdict today.has been following the case. craig white bought the ibrox club backin craig white bought the ibrox club back in 2012 using money from a company called ticket us. they provide cash for future season ticket sales. shortly after craig white bought rangers he led the club into administration and then ultimately liquidation, following on from that the man he bought the club from, sir david murray, said craig white duke tim and he was under the impression that he was using his own cash for the sale of the club. after a lengthy investigation there was a seven—week trial and today craig white walked free from the high court in glasgow after being found not guilty of fraud. this feels like something of a lying in the sand in this whole saga but a fairly u nsatisfa ctory this whole saga but a fairly unsatisfactory end for rangers fans who have been looking for answers to what happened to their club for the past five years. the judgment today, the verdict simply leaves them with more questions. t

at this stage in belfast, glasgow, maybe edinburgh, some spots of rain, nothing too heavy.ther south into the lake district, lancashire maybe, northern parts of wales, but for most of the central and southern areas, a dry start to the day. some sunshine poking through and temperatures around 15 or 16 degrees. now, this here, this band of weather, this is actually cold front or cool front, that brings fresher atlantic conditions in, it is going to sink southwards in the morning and into the afternoon. so across parts of the midlands and wales, there will be spots of rain, and as it moves south, it is going to brighten up in belfast and glasgow. so some sunshine in the afternoon. a fair bit of cloud in london, up to 23. it is worth pointing out the wind in northern scotland. could be up to gale force. pretty unusual for this time of year, with showers around, as well. i think on saturday, and sunday as well, a bit of a mixed day — sunny spells, passing showers, and even those even fresher atlantic conditions setting in. in fact, many of us will not have temperatures up to 20

at this stage in belfast, glasgow, maybe edinburgh, some spots of rain, nothing too heavy.hire maybe, northern parts of wales, but for most of the central and southern areas, a dry start to the day. some sunshine poking through and temperatures around 15 or 16 degrees. now, this here, this band of weather, this is actually cold front or cool front, that brings fresher atlantic conditions in, it is going to sink southwards in the morning and into the afternoon. so across parts of the midlands and wales, there will be spots of rain, and as it moves south, it is going to brighten up in belfast and glasgow. so some sunshine in the afternoon. a fair bit of cloud in london, up to 23. it is worth pointing out the wind in northern scotland. could be up to gale force. pretty unusual for this time of year, with showers around, as well. i think on saturday, and sunday as well, a bit of a mixed day — sunny spells, passing showers, and even those even fresher atlantic conditions setting in. in fact, many of us will not have temperatures up to 20 degrees. maybe london just scraping into

and so, today, we started in glasgow, we we nt today, we started in glasgow, we went to the weaver valen, we went to the beach at colwyn bay, thousands of people on the beach. not so far away, not so long ago, 10,000 people at a rally in west kirby, on the beach. and then we we nt kirby, on the beach. and then we went to a huge crowd in watford, and then ending up in harrow. two places where game to game for labour tomorrow. —— we are going to gain. and what is incredible about the campaign, is the enthusiasm of people coming together. it is all the essentials of election campaigning, knocking on doors, asking people to vote. you are going to do asking people to vote. you are going todoa asking people to vote. you are going to do a big amount of that tomorrow? is that a deal? it is also about the debate and the discussions. seven weeks ago when this election was announced, the expertise they are amongst all of our broadsheet journalists, all of our commentators, it is there, they fully understand all these things when they announced this was possible, that was possible all that, this, t

glasgow will play a role for scotland in the group world clock -- world cup qualifier. this make or break for scotland. includes 19-year-old striker leads his -- says his game is vastly improved over the last 12 months. >> my game has gone to another level and their way my brain thinks is different. halfway in my development. onlet me to start out front saturday come expecting a hostile atmosphere in glasgow. >> it's just another experience. probably one of the toughest i face so far. this isng so because another experience i can kick off the list. >> england looking to stretch their leader. hidden for a torrid time. three days after a u.s. open spot fire, a grueling qualifier. carrying to the first round of the classic on thursday. earning a four-way tie lead with a six under par round. at the top of the leaderboard. charles swore chapman of the lead. on the move with this birdie on the fifth. >> that was your sports roundup. i will be back half past nine with the top stories. 06/09/17 06/09/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is de

glasgow and belfast, as high as 20, 2a in the london area.on that that should clear away and it brightens up should clear away and it brightens up into the afternoon and early evening, and there is a bit of a breeze, too, at queens club. quite a lot of clubs are finals day. temperatures around 20, 21, but it should stay dry. monday, dry and bright with warmth into the south—east. 25 degrees, but rain pushing its way into northern ireland. questionmarks on the timing of this but it looks as if monday night into tuesday will be quite wet. tuesday, quite wet across northern and western areas. dry crust is in areas. quite warm as well, 2a, 25, but under the rain it won't feel all that pleasant. looking ahead, some spells of rain, heavy at times. it will also be quite cloudy. hello, i'm tom donkin, welcome to bbc news. here's our top stories: fears for up to 150,000 civilians trapped in the last part of mosul under islamic state control. iraq says the remaining is fighters will be defeated within days. this is the old city area. it's the heart of

that will spread a bit further inland. 11 degrees in glasgow by dawn, 1a or 15 for london and cardiffand north—west. it will be quite a breezy start to d—day in scattered showers, some of those on the heavy side in the west. similar in northern ireland and the far north of england, and then that thicker cloud and some rain. rain all was heaviest in the western side of wales. eastern england will be much lighter. around 17 celsius in london by 9am. through the day, something ofa by 9am. through the day, something of a north—south split, if you showers in the western side of scotland. any rain should be mostly light and fairly patchy but it is a dull afternoon here. 22 celsius, not too bad in the south—east, 15 in glasgow, 17 in the newcastle and belfast. a bit of rain per glastonbury but not too bad, cloud will be breaking up into the afternoon. into monday, the best of the sunshine will be across the far south and east, cloud thickening up on some rain spreading into northern ireland. could well be some wet weather for northern england and southern scotland, and into tuesday, low— pre

what do you think of glasgow? i like glasgow, i've been living here for overfour years.ntry has to curtail the amount of people that are coming in. the standard of this area has gone rapidly downhill, as immigration goes. economically, i don't know but for living here, you know, the standards have gone right downhill. 0k. that kind of concern about immigration is probably, in the end, the main reason that england and wales voted for brexit. but scotland voted to remain. immigration here is a much more subtle, complicated nuanced issue than it is in the rest of the uk. after world war ii, up until around 2000, scotland was a mass exporter of people. we have more deaths than births in scotland, the only way the labour force is growing and has been growing over the last 15, 20 years is through the cause of net migration. this is the maryhill integration network and a help session for newly—arrived refugees in glasgow. the scottish government has actively encouraged immigration to support population growth. so, 40% of the syrians who come to the uk, for example, have been se

at this stage in belfast, glasgow, maybe edinburgh, not too much rain.ble a little further south into the lake district, lancashire maybe, but for most of the central and southern areas, a dry start today. some sunshine poking through and temperatures around 15 or 16 degrees. now, this here, this band of weather, this cold front or cool front, that brings fresher atlantic conditions in, it is producing southwards in the morning and into the afternoon. so across parts of the midlands and wales, there will be spots of rain, and as it moves south, it is good to brighten up in belfast and glasgow. sunshine in the afternoon. a fair bit of cloud in london, 23. it is worth pointing out the wind in northern scotland. could be up to gale force. unusualfor this time of year, with showers around, as well. on saturday, and sunday as well, a bit of a mixed day. sunny spells, passing showers, and even those even fresher atlantic conditions setting in. many of us will not have temperatures up to 20 degrees. maybe london just scraping into the low 20s. compared to the r

the success of existing deals such as those in glasgow, cardiff and swa nsea. as those in glasgow, cardiffvestment in scotland and wales through the programme, along with other projects. this is a continuation of our determination to bea continuation of our determination to be a government for the whole of the uk. in order to target pockets of severe deprivation so that all can benefit from growth and prosperity, the uk government will also provide £20 million a year for five years to the northern ireland executive. we will also ensure that all parts of the uk are properly reflected in the future uk shared prosperity fund as we exit the european union. mr speaker, as our manifesto made clear, we are also increasing our commitment to investment in public services across the uk. that‘s why we pledged a minimum of £8 billion in additional nhs funding in real terms over the next five years. it‘s also why we pledged to increase funding in real terms per head in every year. our spending on the nhs in england is also translated into extra spending in scotland and wales through the barnett form lo

low 20s in london, 16 in glasgow but also some showers in the forecast their two northern scotland. moving in scotland. sunday into monday, the weather front is moving in so there isa weather front is moving in so there is a little rain and the forecast for early in the week. that is the weekend. let's look at the week in summery. does not look bad at all. dry weather with sunny spells and it will feel pleasantly warm. this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump says years of strategic patience with north korea have failed and are now over. with south korea's president moon jae—in at the white house, he said the menace of north korea should be met with a determined response. a gunman has opened fire at a hospital in new york city killing himself and one other person. six others are wounded. police say the shooter was a former employee at the bronx lebanon hospital. the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has officially launched what's been described as the biggest tax reform since the country became independent seventy years ago. the changes standardise taxes on goods and ser

jeremy corbyn started his campaigning this morning in glasgow. he is on his way to north wales. 806 reasons why he decided to come here. that's the wafer—thin majority that the skefrs got two years ago in the seat here, the type of place that labour has to snatch back if jeremy corbyn is to make progress. — that the conservatives got two years ago. he has to enrouse spoer to ensure labour voters come out and back him, talking about the conservative cuts, closures and privatisations as he sees them. a long campaigning road ahead for the remainder of the day for labour. 0n he goes to north wales then to watford, rounding off in islington in north london this evening. and now to mack 3. —— now to sima kotecha how is the liberal democrats‘ last day of campaigning shaping up? we have been snaint albans and shaping up? we have been snaint alba ns and they‘ve shaping up? we have been snaint albans and they‘ve been talking about the detrimental affects if the eu were —— uk were to leave the eu. the core pledge of the manifesto is to allow people to vote on the crucial deal between the e

beginning his day in glasgow the labour leaderjeremy corbyn warned voters against five more years ofterity and pledged more spending on health and education, delivering hope, not fear. from north, south, east to west, they're having breakfast on the go, managing to find a moment for a sit down and a cuppa. this is the last push, the final few miles as they try to win you over and even before most voters were awake, theresa may was out in east london. tomorrow is the big one. yes. talking about the conservatives' promise to invest billions more in housing, roads and rail. with security dominating the campaign, late last night mrs may pledged to toughen the laws, if needed, to tackle terrorism. but today returned again and again to her core message. who do you trust to actually have the strong and stable leadership that is going to deliver the best dealfor britain in europe? because brexit matters. brexit is the basis of everything else. we need to get that brexit deal right. all across the uk... the labour leader started his day in glasgow, pledging higher taxes for business and the b

. 18 degrees in glasgow.south and east with sunshine as the temperature really climbs all the way to 30 or 31 degrees. this is bbc world news. the headlines: 12 people are now known to have died in a huge fire which engulfed a residential tower block in london. police have said they expect the number of dead to rise as fire crews carry out their recovery operation. grenfell tower housed over 500 residents. some of them had repeatedly raised concerns about fire safety. they said their warnings over a recent refurbishment and possible safety risks were ignored. president trump is being investigated for possible obstruction of justice — that's according to the washington post. the move by special counsel robert mueller, if confirmed, would mark a turning point in the investigation into alleged russian interference in the us election.

low 20s in london, 16 in glasgow but also some showers in the forecast there too for northern scotland the forecast for early in the week. that is the weekend. let's look at the weekend summary. does not look bad at all. dry weather with sunny spells and it will feel pleasantly warm. this is bbc news my name is gavin grey. our top stories: hong kong is marking 20 years of chinese rule. these pictures show resident xi jinping leading celebrations as china's flag rises over the former british territory. the era of patience is over: president trump and his south korean counterpart have called for a tough and united response to the security threat posed by north korea. the battle for mosul: iraq says it will recapture the city from the so—called islamic state in a few days, but the fighting remains fierce.

but temperatures probably no lower than 1a or so degrees for glasgow and belfast.ut 16 or 17 degrees, so quite a close night here. into the morning then, scattered showers across scotland and northern ireland. and already at nine o'clock, we've got 15 degrees on the eastern side of scotland, where there should be some dry and bright intervals. and it's a mostly dry picture across northern england, through wales and the south—west, in the morning. variable cloud and a little bit of sunshine. there might be a shower or two in the south—west, but i suspect most places will be dry. a fair bit of cloud for the east midlands, east anglia and the south—east. there may be a little bit of light rain and drizzle, but at nine o'clock, we've already got 17 or 18 degrees. as you go through the day, it will stay pretty cloudy. east anglia and the south—east, a little bit of light rain and drizzle on and off. we'll see some spells of sunshine behind there, but scattered showers get into the western side of england and wales. the showers across scotland and northern ireland will b

at this stage in belfast, glasgow, maybe edinburgh, some spots of rain, nothing too heavy.e lake district, lancashire maybe, northern parts of wales, but for most of the central and southern areas, a dry start to the day. some sunshine poking through and temperatures around 15 or 16 degrees. now, this here, this band of weather, this is actually cold front or cool front, that brings fresher atlantic conditions in, it is going to sink southwards in the morning and into the afternoon. so across parts of the midlands and wales, there will be spots of rain, and as it moves south, it is going to brighten up in belfast and glasgow. so some sunshine in the afternoon. a fair bit of cloud in london, up to 23. it is worth pointing out the wind in northern scotland. could be up to gale force. pretty unusual for this time of year, with showers around, as well. i think on saturday, and sunday as well, a bit of a mixed day — sunny spells, passing showers, and even those even fresher atlantic conditions setting in. in fact, many of us will not have temperatures up to 20 degrees. maybe lon

a changeable day in the north—west to dampen the morning but then in the afternoon in belfast and glasgow will probably stay dry although with some sunshine coming and going and maybe a bit more clouds of this saturday across the south with some spots of rain, you can see the breeze off the atla ntic rain, you can see the breeze off the atlantic pushing in the fresher weather so in fact for many of us, it will be mostly in their teens, londonjust about it will be mostly in their teens, london just about getting up to roundabout 23 degrees or maybe 21 in norwich. windy in the north on saturday and sunday and up to gale force and some of these coastal areas. for many of us it will be around 15— 18 celsius. so a fresher weekend is on the way and beyond that as well, some rain at times but not all the time for sure, the recent sunshine on the way this weekend as well. goodbye. this is bbc world news. the headlines: the british prime minister, theresa may, has presented plans to ensure the rights of eu citizens in britain after it leaves the eu. mrs may said they would be given a new immigrati

temperatures probably 1a celsius for glasgow and belfast.. 15 degrees in the eastern part of scotland. he mostly dry picture in northern england, wales and the south—west in the morning. variable cloud and some sunshine. further cloud for the south—east, nine o'clock we already have 17 or 18 celsius. through the day, pretty cloudy, a little bit of light rain and drizzle on and off. some spells of sunshine and drizzle, but the showers across scotland and northern ireland will be quite frequent and it will not be quite as warm as today. 16 or 17 celsius in glasgow and belfast, 20 or 21 in the south—eastern corner. quite breezy but pressure building all the while. this weather feature me to be a focal point for weather in scotland. the wind slowly eases down, some spells of sunshine to be had on monday. temperatures getting up to the war 20s on the south eastern corner. “— the war 20s on the south eastern corner. —— the low 20s. a glancing blow of the weather fronts, the closer to the north—west you're likely to see some cloud and outbreaks of

england's senior men will head to glasgow tomorrow as they prepare to face scotland on saturday. in group f. england are top on 13 points with four wins and a draw. the scots lie fourth, six points behind. our sports correspondnet andy swiss looks ahead to the match. hampden park, a picture of training tranquillity, but not for much longer, as scotland try and turn back the clock and ramp up the volume. a goal! 32 years since the famous hampden cheer celebrated a win over england but one of the stars of the team is in charge of this one and hoping that they will give the fans plenty to shout about. this is a huge, exciting game, one eve ryo ne this is a huge, exciting game, one everyone is looking forward to. a lot of people in good form, must show enthusiasm and use the enthusiasm of the crowd. everyone wa nts enthusiasm of the crowd. everyone wants us to win, that's for sure. the scotland players know that this isa game the scotland players know that this is a game with so much riding on it, defeat and their hopes of reaching the world cup would be hanging by a thread. so, can

glasgow, last weekend, saw a huge pro—independence march.sionate yes voters, convinced independence is practically inevitable. now it looks like they will have to wait a lot longer before they get the chance to try again. 60% of the scottish electorate voted for parties who vowed to try and block another referendum on scottish independence, so nicola sturgeon knows she is now on the wrong side of public opinion. what she has to do is to try to find a way to row back from demands for another independence referendum without com pletely independence referendum without completely closing of the option just in case circumstances change during or after brexit negotiations. sarah smith, thank you. in wales, the labour party had a strong night taking back a number of seats from the conservatives. labour ended up with 28 seats, while the tories now have eight and plaid cymru won four. the liberal democrats lost their only welsh mp. the tories saw their hopes to make gains in pro—brexit areas dashed. our correspondent sian lloyd now reports on the pic

at eight o'clock in glasgow, jeremy corbyn enjoying his time in the sun.time in the sun. isigned up corbyn enjoying his time in the sun. i signed up just for you. with corbyn enjoying his time in the sun. i signed upjust for you. with his long—held views on security, cautious about the idea of changing laws on human rights. our human rights act protects our rights. the way you deal with a threat to democracy is not by reducing democracy, it's by dealing with the threat. the day before the election, moving his shadow home secretary aside. where is diane abbott? diane abbott isn't well and she's not campaigning. if that is unusual, much has been about this campaign. theresa may was knocked on social care, a policy that might have caused alarm on many bowling greens, before returning to script. it's about who people trust to have the strong and stable leadership to get the best deal for britain strong and stable leadership to get the best dealfor britain in europe. and who has the will and, crucially, the plan to deliver an brexit. legions ofjeremy corbyn fan

some 10 degrees lower in belfast in glasgow. much more co mforta ble. belfast in glasgow.o tomorrow. behind it we have got slightly, ever societally fresher air. that means the heat on tuesday will be transferred to more southern and south—western areas where is in the north that will start to cool off. temperatures lowering across northern england tomorrow. wednesday, another hot day across england and wales. those temperatures could creep up again in the south—east. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 8.30pm — the bbc understands that the man arrested for the finsbury park terror attack is darren osborne, aged a7, from the cardiff area. he's being held on terrorism charges including murder and attempted murder. one person has died, and eight people were taken to hospital after a hired van was driven into worshippers near the mosque in north london. when he was on the ground i asked him, why did you do that, why? innocent people. and he goes, i wanna kill muslims police have taken away the vehicle for further investigation police say 79 people are either dea

we'll bring you the latest reaction from westminster, belfast and glasgow as questions remain about howprime minister.

beginning his day in glasgow the labour leaderjeremy corbyn warned voters against five more years ofterity and pledged more spending on health and education, delivering hope not fear. we'll be bringing you the last word from all the campaigns but first our political editor laura kuenssberg has been following the uk's two major parties — labour and the conservatives. this is the last push, the final few miles as they try to bring you over and even before most voters were awake, theresa may was out in is london. talking about the conservative‘s plans to invest more in london. with security dominating the campaign, mrs mayer pledged to toughen the laws to tackle terrorism, but today returned again and again to her core message. who do you trust to actually have a strong and stable leadership that is going to do the best deal —— which is going to deliver the best deal for britain? brexit is the base of everything and we need to get the deal right. the labour leader started his day in glasgow, pledging higher taxes the business and the better off to put billions more into public services.

largely dry to the north for the afternoon and staying largely dry in the south. 16 in glasgow, 24 inrough the next few days. rain at times, still some spells of sunshine. more details on our website. hello and welcome to 100 days + — the british prime minster in takes her brexit plan to brussels, but is the eu listening? the german chancellor says the focus won't be on britain at these talks, but on those who are remaining in the bloc. so, what hope does mrs may have of flying the uk flag, to get the deal she wants on the irish border, the exit bill and the rights of citizens? and setting out how we propose to ensure that eu citizens living in the uk have their rights protected in the united kingdom. more high—rise buildings in england are found to have combustible cladding after the safety check that were ordered in the wake of the grenfell tower tragedy. also... president trump announces there are no tapes of his conversations in the white house. he launched the speculation weeks ago but now says there are no recordings of his talks with james comey.

morning, the afternoon is looking a lot brighter with temperatures of 23 in london and a cool 16 in glasgoweekend. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is gavin grey. our top stories: 4,000 residents from five london tower blocks are evacuated over safety concerns, following last week's devastating grenfell tower fire. i've got a young daughter, a wife, a cat and i do know what we are going to do. i've also got a job. qatar's neighbours call for the closure of aljazeera, as the gulf‘s political crisis escalates. the broadcaster says it's a bid to "silence freedom of expression". european leaders criticise the uk's offer to eu nationals after brexit. they say the plan is "below expectations". and the british and irish lions take on the all blacks in auckland, hoping to end 20 years of hurt.

glasgow, 20 celsius. 0f course on wednesday, it is the start of glastonbury, there in seven arr somerset week. thursday, another hot one. see those temperatures starting to lower now across these west areas back to where they should be. the end of the week is looking fresher, but not fresher automatically in the far south—east. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 8pm — the bbc understands that the man arrested for the finsbury park terror attack is darren 0sborne, aged a7, from the cardiff area. he's being held on terrorism charges including murder and attempted murder. one person has died, and eight people were taken to hospital after a hired van was driven into worshippers near the mosque in north london. police have taken away the vehicle for further investigation as witnesses describe the moment the suspect was apprehended. when he was on the ground i asked him, why did he do that, why? innocent people. and he goes, "i want to kill muslims." and a minute's silence is held across the uk for the victims of the grenfell tower fire. police say 79 people are either dead or m

. 1a celsius for glasgow and belfast.east of scotland weather should be some dry intervals. a dry picture across england and wales. low cloud and a bit of sunshine. maybe a shower or two. most places will be dry. a fair bit of cloud for the east midlands and the south—east. perhaps a light rain and drizzle. eating celsius at nine a.m.. pretty cloudy. light rain and drizzle on and off. some spells of sunshine. the showers across scotla nd of sunshine. the showers across scotland and northern ireland will be quite frequent. not quite as warm as it was today. 16—17dc. on into monday and we have got a fair number of isobars, so still quite breezy. pressure is building all the while. this might be a focal point for some wet weather. some showers elsewhere but a lot of dry weather and the wind slowly easing. some spells of sunshine to be had on monday and we will see temperatures getting up to the low 20s in the south—eastern corner. middle teens for many places. tuesday, high pressure continues to build across the uk. we still

temperatures lucky to get a 16 in glasgow, maybe 23 across parts of the south east.umid air returning for a brief time heading to the start of next week, being pulled up from the south by this warm front, head of an area of low pressure. for monday, lots of dry weather around, with some outbreaks of rain pushing in from the west, but of uncertainty where the wet weather will be. a cooler, fresh appeal to the north—west, but more humid down to the south and on monday night into tuesday, a chance we could see some heavy thundery downpours pushing up from the south. it will not be around for long because as they clear to the east on tuesday, it will start to bring fresh air back in from the atlantic. that flirtation with humid air because of this dip in the jet stream. you briefly get onto the jet where the humid air locks, but as it brea ks where the humid air locks, but as it breaks back again and moves across the atlantic with a middle path of the atlantic with a middle path of the week we are on the northern side of the jet stream or the cool air sits, and we will b

light and patchy but a dull afternoon. 23 degrees, not bad in the south—eastern corner. 15 degrees in glasgow afternoon and evening, cloud breaking up and sunshine comes through. a bit of a breeze. getting onto monday, the best of the sunshine will be across the far south and east. north and west will have cloud and rain spreading into northern ireland. there could be some quite wet weather in northern england and southern scotland on monday night into tuesday. low pressure is firmly in charge with rain around for many. into next week, quite unsettled, with spells of potentially heavy rain. quite breezy and quite cloudy. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: 34 buildings around the country have failed fire safety tests following the grenfell tower disaster, with hundreds more still to be assessed. a london council defends its decision to evacuate four tower blocks deemed unsafe as the government insists it will help meet the huge costs councils are facing. if they need financial support we will work with them to make sure they have the resources they need to do this necessary work. also in

what do you think of glasgow? i like glasgow, i've been living here for overfour years.ere's an awful lot of asylum seekers coming in. i have to admit. i think every country has to curtail the amount of people that are coming in. the standard of this area has gone rapidly downhill. as immigration goes, economically, i don't know but for living here, you know, the standards have gone right downhill. 0k. that kind of concern about immigration is probably, in the end, the main reason that england and wales voted for brexit. but scotland voted to remain. immigration here is a much more subtle, complicated nuance issue than it is in the rest of the uk. after world war ii, but until around 2000, scotland was a mass exporter of people. we have more deaths than births in scotland, the only way the labour force is growing and has been growing over the last 15, 20 years is through the cause of net migration. this is the maryhill integration network and help session for newly arrived refugees in glasgow. the scottish government has actively encouraged immigration, to support popula

it looks like glasgow east will declare $0011 looks like glasgow east will declare soon and it lookstheirfingernails, possibly with a majority of less than 100. glasgow central was a swing two years ago to be snp. that too may be injeopardy. that is extraordinary because the council has just lost, the labour council just lost in the snp a matter of months ago. it looks like a big, big change in glasgow. swing we don't know whether or not glasgow central will go to labour. but the snp majority is going to be smashed. after the angus result, there is a tantalising thought that if the exit poll is out, it could be the new conservative mps in scotland which give theresa may a slender majority. that would be extraordinary. very much indeed. well, we are at 2:10am. the exit poll which we gave at 10pm has not been changed yet in a result, all of the results we have had on, we have had 100 declared, we haven't gone from the exit poll to what we call a forecast, when the results is commend modify the exit poll. we are still saying the conservatives are the largest party on 314. labour on 266.

it is creeping across the irish sea. 12 degrees or so the overnight low in glasgow and belfast.of england and wales it is 1a, 15, a warm start to day. there the rain in wales and the south—west. further east it is largely dry, by 8 o'clock we are at 17 or 18 degrees. further north and west and we are into the cloud and rain. northern ireland, western scotland should be mostly dry by this stage. fresh air pushing in behind this area of rain. that fresh air will continue to follow a band of rain east ward through the day. the rain becomes lighter and patchy, in the afternoon thunderstorms could break out in east anglia and the south—east as temperatures rise into the middle to upper 20s. could get 26, 27, further west it is more like 17 or 18. as you go through the evening that fresh air will push the thunderstorms out of the way. most places will be dry through the evening. then on into the first part of weekend we have that low in the north atlantic, throwing various weather features at us. we will see cloud and rain in northern ireland, then western scotland, a bit of rain in t

that cooler, fresher feel, at sunshine, but we stick with that cooler, fresherfeel, at 16 celsius in glasgowlice say the cladding and insulation has failed safety tests. they're reviewing every organisation involved in building and refurbishing the tower. charges may follow. we are looking at every criminal offence, from manslaughter onwards. potentially flammable cladding on other buildings is taken down as nationwide checks continue. the police reveal the forensic search to establish who died in the tower block may take until the end of the year. also tonight... theresa may in brussels, where she's told her offer for eu citizens in the uk falls "below expectations". a former loyalist paramilitary turned supergrass admits 200 offences — including five murders. plans to build a new nuclear power station are risky and expensive, says the public spending watchdog.

saturday, we are left with a westerly wind, quite a fresh feeling wind, strong wind, 13 degrees in glasgowdon. we stick with that fresher feel into sunday as well. much cooler for the weekend, quite breezy at times, a mix of sunshine and showers. this is bbc news. i am clive myrie. the our top stories: it was a queen's speech with a difference. dressed down and with key pledges from the conservative manifesto missing, the one obvious ingredient was brexit. my ministers are committed to working with parliament in the devolved administration to build the widest possible consensus on the country's future a european union. mps have been debating the speech in the commons. the prime minister said her government could tackle the challenges the country faces a moala jeremy corbyn says the government is in chaos. police have said two men

spells of sunshine, a breezy day arriving across the country and feeling cool in that breeze, 16 in glasgoway will bea temperature in london. saturday will be a blustery, windy day with gales across the north of scotland. band of cloud and rain taking a wild cliff on the south—east and we will be left with son is false, large amounts of cloud, showers, temperatures 23. on sunday, low pressure to the east. these temperatures reflect that, 15—22, a few showers up towards the north—east. it will be fresher, breezy with rain at times but also a little bit of sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: emergency checks on hundreds of high—rise buildings following the catastrophic fire at grenfell tower. flammable cladding has already been found in11 buildings, and one london borough has started to remove it, as some residents say they feel unsafe. just scared, really scared. every night i'm awake just thinking about it. ijust feel like i don't want to live here anymore. after long hours of brexit talks in brussels tonight, the prime minister makes an offer to eu citizens living in britain

degrees in glasgow, even that is pretty warm for the time of year.ng, this must feel a lot cooler and a lot more pleasant. tonight, we are going to see a cold front moving across the uk. that means the heat will be pushed further south, the hotair will be pushed further south, the hot air will be to the south of the weather front. two hot air will be to the south of the weatherfront. two bridges in london to cardiff probably a corridor of a roundabout 30, maybe even a bit higher to the north of that. we will see temperatures of say, 17 in newcastle but still made or high 20s there across yorkshire and the north—west of england. when space is a change. the weatherfront north—west of england. when space is a change. the weather front moves on from the atlantic. that will introduce cloud and summer breaks a brain, may be thunderstorms as well. difficult to say exactly where, the rest of the south and that hot air will once again be wafting in from the south. those damages are going to be creeping up potentially into the low 30s again across the south. s

in the south—east and east anglia, temperatures around 23, for most in the teens and a cool 1a in glasgowis with us breezy weather to scotland is with us through saturday night into sunday, really windy for the time of year eve n sunday, really windy for the time of year even for scotland, blowing a hooley there over the north—east of scotland, also strong through the lowlands. elsewhere breezy. the good news is that strong wind will push away the cloud, so second half of the afternoon on sunday looks quite a bit brighter. 22 in london, so still on the cool side, more like the mid—teens across northern areas. to summarise, the weekend's not ideal but i think many of us wouldn't want that tremendous heatwave either. bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm kasia madera. our top stories: around 4000 people are being evacuated from five tower blocks in north london because of safety concerns over cladding in the aftermath of the grenfell tower disaster. i know it is difficult, but grenfell changes everything, and ijust don't believe we can take any risk with our residents‘ safety, and i have to put th

largely dry to the north for the afternoon and staying largely dry in the south. 16 in glasgow, 2a inys fresher and breezy through the next few days. rain at times, still some spells of sunshine. more details on our website. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight: 600 high rises across england are being checked after the grenfell disaster. flammable cladding has already been found in seven buildings. one london borough has started to remove it. here's what the residents think: just scared, really, scared. every night, i'm awake, just thinking about it. i do know, ijust feel like i don't want to live here any more. theresa may's first eu summit since the election — she has an offer on the rights of eu citizens in britain. donald trump says he does not have any secret recordings of his conversations with sacked fbi directorjames comey. an inquiry finds that senior figures in the church of england colluded with disgraced former bishop peter ball, who abused young men. tributes are paid to makram ali, named as the man who died in the finsbury park terror attack.

nicholas is joining us from glass globe, scotland -- glasgow, scotland. caller: good afternoon. first of all, i would like to extend my condolences, my heartfelt prayers to the victims and the families and those first responders to the atrocities. to those on london bridge and in the market rate it is an atrocity, and i hope we can get back to some semblance of normality shortly. my comment this morning, i would ask your guest to comment on the is actuallyexit going to be -- the brexit negotiations are going to be met with extreme hostility, a hard-line from the president of the eu, right down to every one of the other members, who are going to absolutely see that within gets no quarter the single markets whatsoever. they will be penalized by figures of sums that britain will be asked to pay as a " divorce bill," upwards of 100 billion pounds. i would ask him to say what he thinks margaret thatcher, jeremy corbyn, or any other british politician could hope to achieve in those circumstances. host: thank you from scotland. guest: nicholas, you make a good point. this is a difficul

stages of the afternoon will see temperatures getting up to around about 17 or 18 degrees in the glasgowder. similar in northern ireland. showers across northern england fairly few and far between. sunshine here and we have got a bit of rain at times in wales. hate watch the south—east and we are mostly fine and dry. in the evening temperatures around about 2122 degrees so quite pleasant. pollen levels are degrees so quite pleasant. pollen levels a re pretty degrees so quite pleasant. pollen levels are pretty high across much of england and wales. sunshine this afternoon but the uv is quite strong. as we get through this evening still some sunshine for the first part across the south and east. north and west still some showers merging into a longer spell of rain. a scattering of showers and northern ireland. not cold by any stretch. 12 or 13 degrees for most places. it just restart stretch. 12 or 13 degrees for most places. itjust restart monday morning. through the lowlands we see wind gusts getting up to a0 mild an hour. lots of showers to go with those blustery winds in scotland as we