jonathan head, bbc news, inle lake, myanmar. now it's time for a look at the weather.ter. for many of us nothing really significant in the way of rain to come until at least the end of the week, could get lively into the weekend, head, but sunshine will not always guarantee you warmth. high pressure to cross scandinavia is what will bring the dry weather but also will mean easterly winds across the uk and thatis easterly winds across the uk and that is a chilly direction at this time of year. by the end of the week, he the ceiling is becoming a little livelier towards the south—east. forthe little livelier towards the south—east. for the here and now, the easterly breeze, bringing in a line of low cloud, mist and murk of the north sea, through the night, some quite grey starts initially across the east and half of the uk. brightest first thing in the west, overnight lows somewhere between four and 8 degrees. 0n overnight lows somewhere between four and 8 degrees. on tuesday, heiss still across scandinavia, easterly winds are still affecting the southern half of the uk,

jonathan head, bbc news, inle lake, myanmar. fascinating report.s attacked in his home in khartoum, as fighting between rival generals enters its fourth day. more than 180 people have already died in the latest violence, many of them civilians and the un says the humanitarian situation is now a full—blown crisis. the fighting was triggered at the weekend by the struggle between these two men to control sudan's military — the head of the armed forces general abdel fattah al—burhan and his deputy mohamed hamdan dagalo — who's in charge of the the paramilitary group the rsf the rapid support forces. the two men disagree on sudan's future and its journey towards civilian rule. one of the main obstacles is the role of paramilitaries in sudan's army and who should be in charge. caught in the middle, is sudan's population of around 50 million people. many are displaced and millions need humanitarian help. 0ur senior africa correspondent, anne soy, reports. intense fighting is going on in sedan with no sign of rust bite. these students were caught in the c

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jonathan head, bbc news, inle lake, myanmar.we will talk to _ in sudan, it is getting worse. we will talk to the eu's special representative for the horn of africa, talk of the increase in hostilities in the area, random bombing and shooting from house to house. that's the backdrop. we will talk to the eu's special representative for the horn of africa next. after what seemed like ceaseless rain at times last week, this week is by comparison looking a lot quieter. for many of us, nothing significant in the way of rain to come until the end of the week. it could get quite lively into the weekend ahead. but sunshine won't always guarantee you warmth this week. high pressure across scandinavia will bring dry weather but also mean easterly winds across the uk, and that's quite a chilly direction at this time of year. by the end of the week, you start to see things becoming a little livelier towards the south—east. for the here and now, though, the easterly breeze, bringing in a line of low cloud, mist and murk off the north sea, thr