that's cloud will probably die down towards iberia, where we are feeling most of oui’ iberia, where wess wales. even some sunshine earlier on today,. four. and then river levels will drop, as well. the rain was much further east, and here in lincolnshire, we struggled to make double—figure temperatures, today, compared with the 26 yesterday. now the rain has eased off for a while, but it will start to turn up again, towards the west cou ntry start to turn up again, towards the west country and it is that wales. clearer skies that the north—west. temperatures, particular use of scotla nd temperatures, particular use of scotland would be far away from is freezing. scotland and northern ireland seeing more sunshine developing more widely. england and wales away from the far north and the file west, owing a lot of cloud. further outbreaks of rain, heavy at times. and in the south—east, although we could get some late sunshine here, giving temperatures a bit of a boost. 0therwise, 11—15 sums it up. two weather fronts on the seen as we head into monday and tuesday. that first one responsible

at one stage it looked like it will come close to us but it's going to move towards iberia, joining thelar area of low pressure coming in from the atlantic. which means without the influence of what is left of michael on monday, the ridge of high pressure and fairly quiet weather across the uk, some rain affecting western parts of scotland, temperatures fairly close to average for the time of the year, not particularly windy. as that next area of low pressure from the atlantic, not including the remnant of michael, that has gone towards iberia, this area of low pressure comes in on tuesday starting to pick up comes in on tuesday starting to pick up went to the northwest. the essential systems of the northwest of us so really it's the northwest of us so really it's the northwest of the uk, scotland, northern ireland, north and west wales, northwest england, most likely seeing outbreaks of rain with the rest of skills for the northwest you are but the south east you're holding onto dry occasionally sunny weather and once again 17, maybe 18 degrees. deeper into next week that area of low p

this area of low pressure contains a bitter ex—hurricane michael and diving towards iberia and weakeningr system coming in from the atlantic was our shores. at the moment we still have a weak weather front which is responsible for this cloud that a bit of rain and drizzle working its way northwards, back across wales, southern scotland, most of the rain dying out. mr and bob patches following the south—east, skies clearing, not quite so cold overnight for scotland and northern ireland, the breeze picking up towards the end of the night. gail is developing the north—west of scotland, rain any north—west of scotland, rain any north—west in the morning, becoming lighter as it moves across scotland and northern ireland and the irish sea. a lot of low clouds well left and some sunshine in the south—east and some sunshine in the south—east and east anglia, it could be warm, temperature is 22 or 23 celsius. for most pa rt temperature is 22 or 23 celsius. for most part it should be warmer due to those southerly winds. that weather front bringing the rain from the north—west is going to slowly bl

the re m na nts of legal move to iberia, it during the remnants of hurricane leslie.f michael, some quiet weather across the uk, with some rain affecting western parts of scotland. the average is close to average for the time of year. not particularly windy. but as that next area of low pressure, remember, not including the remnants of michael, this low pressure comes in on tuesday. they will bigger wind to the north and west. it the centre of pa rt to the north and west. it the centre of part of the system to scotland. so really this is the north—west of the uk. most likely to see our press of rain in these areas, with the risk of gales further north. to the rest of the country, it you will be worn at 17 or 18 degrees. the peru two next week, after that low pressure, another area of high pressure, another area of high pressure and then another low pressure and then another low pressure coming through. the closer you are to these low pressure systems, occasionally a bit windy, not all the time. the south of these, the closer to the high pressure, you are more subtle.

cloud across the other side of the atlantic arrives during tuesday and will probably die down towards iberiag up most of —— most of our cloud at the moment bringing outbreaks of rain. much drier across wales with even sunshine earlier today as a result the number of flood warnings have been dropping and we should continue to see river levels generally dropping as well. the rain is much further east, and here in lincolnshire we struggle to make double—figure temperatures today compared with 26 of yesterday. the rain has eased off for a while but will start to pepped up again and could return pushing a little further west towards the west country even across into southeast wales. a fair bit of cloud for england and wales, clearer skies for the northwest means temperatures typically in eastern scotla nd temperatures typically in eastern scotland not far away from freezing. scotla nd scotland not far away from freezing. scotland and northern ireland seeing more sunshine developing more widely, showers of the northwest meeting away, he went and north wales away from the far north and far west see

that's going to slip its way into iberia.loud and outbreaks of rain at the moment, so more of that coming back into england and perhaps into wales as well, a cold start for scotland and northern ireland. sunny skies developing here with a few showers in the north—west. this area of rain might not be in this exact position, affecting the south—west for a while, south and east wales, it's moving its way northwards and becoming lighter and maybe missing the rain in the south—east, sunshine later giving the temperatures a boost but sunniest skies will be further north in scotland and northern ireland, where it's 13 or 14 degrees. that weather front is bringing the rain into england and parts of wales, but as we head into tuesday, it's much lighter by this stage, a much weaker weather front. we've got another coming in from the atlantic, that's responsible for the rain. ahead of it, a band of cloud across england and wales and it could be misty and murky before it brightens up as the wind picks up, and our weather front brings thi

that's going to slip its way into iberia.nt, so more of that coming back into england and perhaps into wales as well, a cold start for scotland and northern ireland. cold skies developing here with a few showers in the north—west. this area of rain might not be in this exact position, affecting the south—west for a while, south and east wales, it's moving its way northwards and becoming lighter and maybe missing the rain in the south—east, sunshine later giving the temperatures a boost but sunniest skies will be further north in scotland and northern ireland, where it's 13 or 1a degrees. that weather front is bringing the rain into england and parts of wales, but as we head into tuesday, it's much lighter by this stage, a much weaker weather front. we've got another coming in from the atlantic, that's responsible for the rain. ahead of it, a band of cloud across england and wales and it could be misty and murky before it brightens up as the wind picks up, and our weather front brings this narrow band of rain from scotland and

that's going to slip its way into iberia. and northern ireland. in the north—west. where it's 13 or 14age, a much weaker weather front. that's responsible for the rain. into the irish sea. followed by some blustery showers. it'll be windy in the north—west of scotland. warm when the sun comes out in the south—east and east anglia. but it's slowing down. it's going to stop. be brighter. into the south—west of england. a lovely day for the time of year. those temperatures still not bad as well. it will turn colder overnight. even though that weather front is out of the way. but away from here, plenty of sunshine. it looks like being a nice day. chillier start, but plenty of sunshine to come. we'll start to see some changes by the time we get to friday. up some more cloud and a bit of rain in the north—west. and northern ireland. in the day. with some mist and fog. the country's consulate in istanbul. with the utmost seriousness. a hard border in ireland. and make progress just days ahead of a crucial meeting of eu leaders. losses in bavaria's state elections. early results put the csu at

cloud arriving on tuesday, this cloud contains former hurricane michael, breaking up and going to iberiaing from at the moment, giving us the rain in the east, still 15 flood warnings in england and wales and those flood warnings have been dropping during the day. colder in eastern england, the rain easing for a while but chunks of heavier downpours moving from the near continent, wetter from the midlands to lincolnshire, perhaps yorkshire and rain heading to wales and the west country. far north of england, scotland, northern ireland, clearer skies for a while and much colder here with temperatures not farfrom colder here with temperatures not far from freezing in eastern areas and the cloud will break with much more sunshine. cloudy in a good part of england and wales, the rain moves northwards and as it does it becomes lighter and we could get sunshine in the south—east, boosting the temperatures, around 18 perhaps. 13 01’ temperatures, around 18 perhaps. 13 or 1a nearer the mark even in the sunshine we see in scotland and northern ireland, but at least here it should be a pretty good

it has been bringing very powerful winds, 100mph, in across iberia. the rains. with our weather front, we have another pulse of rain heading northwards along that weather front through the day as it edges eastwards. we are hoping it will have cleared away from northern ireland by the time we get to the morning and then we have this fresher atlantic air coming in. it means a chilly start. still another day of really warm weather in eastern areas but not as warm as it was yesterday because we've got the rain. chilly start from northern ireland, potential for mist and fog, and then our weather front is sitting a little bit further east with further pulses of heavy rain running northwards so that may well exacerbate the flooding situation. we'll keep an eye on that. further west, some drier weather coming in. still met office yellow warnings out for the rain across wales, north—west england, southern scotland. you can see further east, a very different day. even if it stays mostly dry in east anglia and kent, we could get 20 degrees. we'll have a lot more

a hurricane is in iberia bringing outbursts of rain in spain and portugal and also the windy weathereakfast from bbc news, it's time now for a look at the newspapers. writer and broadcaster paul vallely is here to tell us what's caught his eye. lovely to see you. we will look at the front pages first. you know this better than i do i think! first let's look at the front pages. the front page of many of the papers dealing with the royal wedding. a picture of princess eugenie and her husband jack brooksbank kissing outside st george's chapel dominates the daily mail's front page. you can find papers everywhere. —— royal wedding papers everywhere. except perhaps the guardian. the guardian reports that there is a "huge concentration of toxins" around the site of the grenfell tower fire. the daily mirror focuses on the seann walsh and katya jones story about the strictly couple sharing a kiss. the pair will return to the dance floor for the first time since the incident. all eyes on what's going to happen on the ballroom floor. and the front page of the i is about the landmark ruling whic

this evening, across iberia, this is hurricane leslie.winds at here and heavy rain so it's notjust has seen the stormy weather at the moment. thank you. we will keep the cost that all morning. —— across that. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. let's have a look at the newspapers. wrtier and broadcaster paul vallely is here to tell us what's caught his eye. first let's look at the front pages. they are dominated by the royal wedding. the second in a year. a picture of princess eugenie and her husband jack brooksbank kissing outside st george's chapel dominates the daily mail's front page. the guardian reports that there is a "huge concentration of toxins" around the site of the grenfell tower fire. the daily mirror focuses on the seann walsh and katya jones story about the strictly couple sharing a kiss. everyone will be watching their dance after they were caught kissing. the pair will return to the dance floor for the first time since the incident on saturday night. all eyes on bbc one, i think. and the front page of the i is about

between british airways and three other air carriers american airlines fin air and spanish carrier iberia which fly six coordinated transatlantic routes and agreement between the carriers called the atlantic joint business agreement may restrict competition by sharing and cordon. pricing scheduling and other information amongst the four airlines the c.m.a. said quote this case is an early stage and no assumption should be made that the atlantic joint business agreement infringes upon competition law that said the regulators will look at the agreement in light of the u.k. leaving the e.u. relevant to a post brecht's that aviation agreement. and sticking with airline related news as earnings reports for the third quarter begin to roll in one has surprised a few folks the first air carrier to report in the us is that lana ga based delta airlines and the news is good even amidst the higher jet fuel prices which delta said added six hundred fifty five million dollars more than they were in the preceding quarter and travel disruptions from hurricane florence last month they have turned it impre

it is heading towards iberia through the evening. it will bring strong winds.y and the high building behind it so things settle down a little bit. it is all going on in the weather world at the moment. back to you. it really is. you will have a busy morning, alina. headlines coming up at 6:30. now though, it's time for the film review with jane hill and mark kermode. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's releases is mark kermode. good to see you again. what have you been watching? we have first man, a film about the moon landing. mandy, a hallucinogenic horror thriller, with nick cage, which i'm not going to get you to try and watch that. wow. and bad times at the el royale, a kind of mystery retro thriller. first man, one of the big films of the week. i really liked it. it's the la la land director and his leading man ryan gosling, telling the story of neil armstrong's moon landing. it is a picture of space exploration and it's not the kind of elegant dance of the stanley kubrick 2001. this is a nuts and bolts and riv

air carriers american airlines fin air and spanish carrier iberia which fly six coordinated transatlantic routes an agreement between the carrier it's called the atlantic joint business agreement may restrict competition by sharing and coordinating pricing scheduling and other information amongst the four airlines the c.m.a. said quote this case is an early stage and no assumption should be made that the atlantic joint business agreement infringes upon competition law that said the regulators.

that cloud will probably die down towards iberia, where we are feeding most of our cloud at the momentopping, and levels generally dropping in the rivers, as well. the rain was much further east, and here in lincolnshire, we struggled to make double—figure temperatures today, compared with the 26 guest today. now the rain has used for a while, but it could return, and turn further westwards, towards the west country and south—east wales. their bit of gathering good and wales, temperatures budget in eastern scotla nd temperatures budget in eastern scotland would be far away on freezing. scotland northern ireland, more sunshine developing more widely. showers fading away in the northwest. england and were thing a lot of cloud. some outbreaks of rain, heavy at times, mainly in the midlands, literature, east anglia and in the south east, although we could get some late sunshine giving tebbutt is a bit of a boost, otherwise 11—15 sums it up. two weather fronts on the scene. both slowing down and weakening. that first one responsible for the rain on monday is more going to bring a area of cl

this is hurricane leslie heading towards iberia.moves through fairly quickly at that i built in behind it. it is all happening weather wise over the next 2a hours. back to you. isn't it. thank you for giving it all under control. we have talked to people who have been on flood watch an evacuation watch in south wales. i hope we can get the latest from their very shortly. as most of us probably know, as we get older our bodies become more stiff and it becomes harder to move. now a hospital in cambridge has come up with a plan to alleviate the problem, by getting their patients to dance. and findings suggest it's improving morale as well as mobility. katie silver went along to take a look. are we ready? this is what we are doing. we arejust are we ready? this is what we are doing. we are just finding ways, twinkling fingers, bringing in a little bit of movement. the class sta rts little bit of movement. the class starts at slow, but after not too much time there is feet tapping, partner dancing, and even a singalong. all the tunes of

it has been bringing very powerful winds, 100mph, in across iberia. our weather front, we have another pulse of rain heading northwards along that weather front through the day as it edges eastwards. we are hoping it will have cleared away from northern ireland by the time we get to the morning and then we have this fresher atlantic air coming in. it means a chilly start. still another day of really warm weather in eastern areas but not as warm as it was yesterday because we've got the rain. chilly start from northern ireland, potential for mist and fog, and then our weather front is sitting a little bit further east with further pulses of heavy rain running northwards so that may well exacerbate the flooding situation. we'll keep an eye on that. further west, some drier weather coming in. still met office yellow warnings out for the rain across wales, north—west england, southern scotland. you can see further east, a very different day. even if it stays mostly dry in east anglia and kent, we could get 20 degrees. we'll have a lot more cloud here and

it has been bringing very powerful winds, 100mph, in across iberia. the rains. with our weather front, we have another pulse of rain heading northwards along that weather front through the day as it edges eastwards. we are hoping it will have cleared away from northern ireland by the time we get to the morning and then we have this fresher atlantic air coming in. it means a chilly start. still another day of really warm weather in eastern areas but not as warm as it was yesterday because we've got the rain. chilly start from northern ireland, potential for mist and fog, and then our weather front is sitting a little bit further east with further pulses of heavy rain running northwards so that may well exacerbate the flooding situation. we'll keep an eye on that. further west, some drier weather coming in. still met office yellow warnings out for the rain across wales, north—west england, southern scotland. you can see further east, a very different day. even if it stays mostly dry in east anglia and kent, we could get 20 degrees. we'll have a lot more

that's going to slip its way into iberia.t coming back into england and perhaps into wales as well, a cold start for scotland and northern ireland. cold skies developing here with a few showers in the north—west. this area of rain might not be in this exact position, affecting the south—west for a while, south and east wales, it's moving its way northwards and becoming lighter and maybe missing the rain in the south—east, sunshine later giving the temperatures a boost but sunniest skies will be further north in scotland and northern ireland, where it's 13 or 11! degrees. that weather front is bringing the rain into england and parts of wales, but as we head into tuesday, it's much lighter by this stage, a much weaker weather front. we've got another coming in from the atlantic, that's responsible for the rain. ahead of it, a band of cloud across england and wales and it could be misty and murky before it brightens up as the wind picks up, and our weather front brings this narrow band of rain from scotland and northern ireland

that cloud will die down towards iberia, where we are feeling most of the cloud at the moment, whiches, even sunshine earlier in the day and as a result, number of flood warnings have been dropping and we will see levels dropping as well. the rain is much further east, here in lincolnshire, struggling to make double—figure temperatures. the rain has eased off for a while but will pack up again and could return and push west, towards the west country, even as we go to south—east wales. cloud for england and wales, clearer skies further north, temperatures in eastern scotland will not be far from freezing. scotland, northern ireland seeing more sunshine developing. england and wales, away from the far north and the far west, a lot of cloud, further outbreaks of rain which could be heavy at times, mainly in the midlands, and in the south—east, although we could get late sunshine giving the temperature isa late sunshine giving the temperature is a bit ofa late sunshine giving the temperature is a bit of a boost otherwise, 11 to 15 sums it up. two weather fronts on the scene, both slowing

shores by tuesday and that area of cloud contains a bit of ex—hurricane ain't michael slipping to iberiaof that coming back into england and wales, a cold start for scotland and northern ireland. cold skies developing with a few showers in the north—west. this rain might not be in this exact position, affecting the south—west for a while, south and east wales, moving north and becoming lighter and may be missing the rain in the south—east, sunshine later giving the temperatures a boost but sunniest skies will be further north in scotland and northern ireland, 13 or 1a. that weather front is bringing the rain into england and parts of wales but into england and parts of wales but into tuesday, much lighter by this stage, a weaker weather front with another coming in from the atlantic responsible for the rain. ahead of it, a band of cloud across england and wales and it could be misty and murky before it brightens up as the wind picks up an our weather front this narrow band of rain from scotla nd this narrow band of rain from scotland and northern ireland into the irish sea. followed by b

it has been bringing very powerful winds, 100mph, in across iberia.ing northwards along that weather front through the day as it edges eastwards. we are hoping it will have cleared away from northern ireland by the time we get to the morning and then we have this fresher atlantic air coming in. it means a chilly start. still another day of really warm weather in eastern areas but not as warm as it was yesterday because we‘ve got the rain. chilly start from northern ireland, potential for mist and fog, and then our weather front is sitting a little bit further east with further pulses of heavy rain running northwards so that may well exacerbate the flooding situation. we‘ll keep an eye on that. further west, some drier weather coming in. still met office yellow warnings out for the rain across wales, north—west england, southern scotland. you can see further east, a very different day. even if it stays mostly dry in east anglia and kent, we could get 20 degrees. we‘ll have a lot more cloud here and across central and north—eastern parts of england. wes

that's going to slip its way into iberia., so more of that coming back into england and perhaps into wales as well, a cold start for scotland and northern ireland. sunny skies developing here with a few showers in the north—west. this area of rain might not be in this exact position, affecting the south—west for a while, south and east wales, it's moving its way northwards and becoming lighter and maybe missing the rain in the south—east, sunshine later giving the temperatures a boost but sunniest skies will be further north in scotland and northern ireland, where it's 13 or 1a degrees. that weather front is bringing the rain into england and parts of wales, but as we head into tuesday, it's much lighter by this stage, a much weaker weather front. we've got another coming in from the atlantic, that's responsible for the rain. ahead of it, a band of cloud across england and wales and it could be misty and murky before it brightens up as the wind picks up, and our weather front brings this narrow band of rain from scotland and

south of the uk but quite likely to come close to africa oi’ quite likely to come close to africa or iberiatingly, hurricane michael in the gulf of mexico bearing down on the line as a major hurricane. we interested in the potential impact on our weather into next week. this is what we think hurricane michael is going to do, once it has moved inland into the us, it is going to weaken. it will move north—east and then what is left of it will become incorporated in regular area of low pressure and then move across canada. it looks like regardless of impact from that, low pressure will be to the north—west around next week. the closer you are to it, the more likely you are going to see some spells of wind and rain. rain occasionally pushing south—east across the weekend. they will be drier, brighter moments too and throughout the week, it is looking mild, though not as warm or sunny as it will be this wednesday. enjoy it while you can, if you can. hello. this is bbc news with carole walker. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. theresa may faces

most likely heading closer to iberia by the time we get to the weekend, but some computer models have on saturday, we have a trailing weather front from friday's storm. it may not be exactly where you see it here, so outdoor plant saturday and sunday, we will keep you updated on that. and then into next week, it looks like low pressure will always be close to the north—west of the uk. the closer you are to that, the more likely you will see spells of wind and rain in northern and western parts of the uk but with brighter and quieter moments in between. not a huge amount of rain reaching down towards the south and east but there will be a little bit at times and still a south—westerly flow coming into the uk. so the next week is still looking mild but not as warm as it will be this week on wednesday. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. the world's top climate scientists have issued their starkest warning yet, saying that huge changes are needed to government policies and individual lifestyles in order to avoid a

ex—hurricane micro over iberia. another area of low pressure affecting our weather —— michael.g band of rain, shouldn't amount to too much. ahmedov it's a misty, grey weather, skies will brighten —— ahead of it a misty. pretty warm in the south—east. kemps back up to 22 or 23. for most, with the southerly breeze, a bit warmer on tuesday —— temperatures. that's the peak of the heat. we've got that band of cloud and a bit of rain on it that continues to drift rather aimlessly in to england and wales. either side of that, bit of mist and patchy fog. nothing too cold just yet, there are some colder nights on the way mind you. on wednesday, we're stuck with this band of cloud and a little bit of rain. at the moment it looks like it's going to be grinding to a halt all the way from lincolnshire to the south—west, where will see the most of any south—west, where will see the most ofany rain. south—west, where will see the most of any rain. some patchy mist and fog in the south—east and when the sun comes out, 18. a bit cooler in scotland, northern ireland and northern england but it s

authority, the competition watchdog, is to investigate british airways alongside american airlines, iberia— and finair. no infringement, they said, of competition law found so far. plenty more on the website. your're watching business live — our top story: global markets slump as investors dump technology shares. all over the world. it was a torrid session in asia. europe is not going well either. a quick look at how the markets are faring. the ftse is down over 1%. germany has recovered, it was down 2% but now it is just 7% lower. france is down by 1%. that is the latest on the market. here on business live, we feature all sorts of business leaders. but i think it's fair to say that our next guest has one of the most exceptional stories we've ever featured. alfie best was born in a caravan in the english midlands — and got his first taste of worklife at the age of eight, when he tarmacked roads with his father. and along the way, he developed a taste for business — working in everything from van sales, to telecommunications. now, though, he's a very successful property tycoon, owning the

it has been bringing very powerful winds, 100mph, in across iberia.rain heading northwards along that weather front through the day as it edges eastwards. we are hoping it will have cleared away from northern ireland by the time we get to the morning and then we have this fresher atlantic air coming in. it means a chilly start. still another day of really warm weather in eastern areas but not as warm as it was yesterday because we've got the rain. chilly start from northern ireland, potential for mist and fog, and then our weather front is sitting a little bit further east with further pulses of heavy rain running northwards so that may well exacerbate the flooding situation. we'll keep an eye on that. further west, some drier weather coming in. still met office yellow warnings out for the rain across wales, north—west england, southern scotland. you can see further east, a very different day. even if it stays mostly dry in east anglia and kent, we could get 20 degrees. we'll have a lot more cloud here and across central and north—eastern parts of eng

north atlantic, whereas in the south still that feed of continental warm air coming all the way from iberiacentral atlantic. i want to point out this hurricane, it is not really bothering anybody out there, but just a it is not really bothering anybody out there, butjust a heads up that may be in the next week or so it will get absorbed into the jet strea m will get absorbed into the jet stream and perhaps the remnants of this weather system may come our way. but we will mention that when it is relevant. but for now here is the summer like warmth, cloudy across northern england and wales, and you've got sunshine across scotla nd and you've got sunshine across scotland and northern ireland. some lovely weather for friday, but quite fresh in the north. friday night into saturday, a big change on the way for folks in the south of the country. look at this wall of water, this weather front intensifying. intensifying means that sometimes it sta rts intensifying means that sometimes it starts to produce a lot more rain. soa starts to produce a lot more rain. so a wash out from the south coast, ce

most likely, heading closer to iberia by the time we get to the weekend but some computer models havingtdoor plans saturday and sunday, we'll keep you updated on that. into next week, looks like low pressure will be close to the northwest of the uk. the closer your to that, more likely you'll see spells of and rain. quieter, brighter moments in between. not a huge amount of rain pours down the south and east but there will be a little bit at times. still a south—westerly flow coming into the uk. next week, so looking mild, but not looking as warm it is on wednesday. the world's top climate scientist issue their starkest warning yet. act now to stop, change causing catastrophic damage to the planet. rising global temperatures spell disaster for the world, they say. u nless disaster for the world, they say. unless quick action is taken by governments and individuals. melting arctic sea ice, rising sea levels and more extreme weather, already the result of global warming they say, but it will get much worse. the report sets out some incredibly difficult challenges. we will be asking how re

flooding rains in france, this low pressure contains a bit of ex—hurricane michael, again diving towards iberiaather front which is responsible for this cloud and a bit of rain. working its way north is back across wales, northern england into southern scotland. most rain dying out. mr pollard was the south—east, skies clearing. not quite so cold overnight for scotland and northern ireland, breezed penny to pick up towards the end of the night. deals developing in a north—west of scotland, rain intervened north—west through the morning, becoming lighter as it moves morning, becoming lighter as it m oves a cross morning, becoming lighter as it moves across scotland and northern ireland over the irish sea. ahead of that, a lot of low cloud lifting, sunshine in the south—east and east anglia, could be a warm day, temperature 22—22dc. for most part it should be warmer due to those southerly winds. that when a font bringing the rain from the north—west is going to slowly push its way into england and wales. ed. again because the wind just got up to nothing. we could find a band of cloud stretching f