moving into northern ireland at later in the day and maybe a few spots of rain heading over the irish seaand most the temperatures by that point and m ost pla ces the temperatures by that point and most places are still dry, some sunshine at times. move things on a bit into the evening and that rain set in across northern ireland. overnight we will see some rain pushing further into wales, may be the odd spot of rain in the midlands, northern england and eventually into the south west of scotland. clear skies, it eventually into the south west of scotland. clearskies, it is eventually into the south west of scotland. clear skies, it is going to be quite warm, but we clear skies in another solid ahead of the rain, those temperatures could be easily into single figures. there could be some sunshine for a while, but this rain is heading in and could be heavier over northern ireland and as it pushes into scotland and we will see the breeze picking up around the irish sea coast. sunshine for england and wales and 27 or even 28 on thursday. yesterday we had that cool north westerly airflow but

some heavy showers blown into scotland and northern ireland, some over the irish sea into england and wales. in the sunny skies and the south—east, 22 or 23 degrees. that will be tempered by the strength of the wind, particularly when the around the pennines. goodbye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. a major easing of the coronavirus lockdown comes into effect in england — with pubs, restaurants, hotels, and cinemas all able to re—open. some hairdressers in england have been open since midnight — businesses will need to have new rules and procedures in place. a local lockdown comes into force in the city of leicester — hospitality businesses aren't allowed to open — and social gatherings and overnight stays are banned. spain's catalonia region reintroduces some local restrictions for an area of more than hundred thousand people — after a spike in coronavirus infections. now on bbc news, live sport is returning to our screens though the pandemic is farfrom over. how has this happened? patrick gearey has spoken to those at the centre of what's been called ‘project restart.‘ for 10

coasts is that area pressure m oves the irish sea coasts is that area pressure moves in.ts to build across the south, one of the south east england. this area of high pressure really establishes itself across the near continent and we draw some very warm hotairof near continent and we draw some very warm hot air of the near continent, initially into southern areas and in spreading northwards to many places on friday. that area low pressure could bring some rain to the west on thursday, one in the south and turning warmer of all becoming very 00:29:22,739 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 hot in the south—east. this is bbc news, i'm simon mccoy. the headlines... holiday plans up in the air for millions as strict quarantine rules are reimposed at short notice on travellers returning from spain. all hell broke loose. the family are panicking. what are we going to do? cancel rugby, netball, but the parties. a shock to the system. the government says it had to act "rapidly and decisively" to avoid a second spike of the virus here. if you're coming back from spain, anywhere in spain, yo

will sweep into western areas to bring some cloud and light rain to northern ireland, around some irish seathe south, 23 degrees, but it's still quite cool in the north. that area of low pressure continues to move across northern and western parts of the uk on thursday, but high—pressure really starts to establish itself over the near continent, so for much of england and wales, a dry, sunny, increasingly warm day. the rain continues to spread its way northwards, becoming confined to scotland in the afternoon, so some sunshine developing for northern ireland and southern scotland. temperatures creeping up a little bit here. still quite cool in the north, much warmer for england and wales, 24 to 27 or 28 degrees. and then we really tap into that warm air on friday, coming up from france, spreading right across the country. so, a hot and sunny day for many, particularly england and wales. just the threat of some showers or thunderstorms encroaching into northern ireland late in the day. bit of uncertainty to this, but for most, you really will notice those temperatures, with increasing humidi

clear skies, some cloud coming in from the irish sea across parts of wales and north—west england andas. so a chilly start to the day tomorrow but with the clear skies it means there will be a lot of sunshine first thing. the cloud will build through the course of the day and weather fronts from the west will introduce thicker cloud and rain across western scotla nd cloud and rain across western scotland and northern ireland. hello, this is bbc news with victoria derbyshire. the headlines: the government has signed deals for 90 million doses of coronavirus vaccines being developed overseas — on top of a pledge for one hundred million doses of the oxford university vaccine. a new treatment for covid—19 developed by a uk company could dramatically reduce the number of patients needing intensive care. schools in england will be able to decide how to spend their extra coronavirus catch—up funding. it's about making sure that teachers have the ability to do an assessment of the children — where they've fallen behind, what they've missed out on, how we can get the right types of interventio

we will see the breeze picking up as well around the irish sea coasts.r is changing and we're going to pick up the heat from continental europe on a south— to south—easterly breeze, and the peak of the heat is likely to be on friday. that's ahead of these weather fronts that bring the potential for some showery rain. it's not going to be hot everywhere on friday. northern ireland will probably miss out, where we have this weather front bringing in some rain. some rain getting into western scotland later in the day. sunshine and a bit of a breeze elsewhere. the potential for one or two showers beginning to break out but temperatures probably getting into the mid—to high—20s. 30 degrees across east wales, and 34 in the south—east of england. it is going to be a brief heat because the weather is going to change as we head into the weekend as the weather fronts push eastwards and we change the wind direction. instead of the warm south— to south—easterly, we will get a freshening west— to south—westerly, there will be some sunshine, a few showers, more signif

it gets across the irish sea into anglesey around the same time.25. the same weather front is still a nuisance across the heart of the british isles as far ahead as saturday. saturday itself is a game of two halves — where we have the brighter, fresher weather, with some showers up and across the north and west of the british isles, then the weather front slowly easing its way further south, so robbing you of a wee bit of sunshine perhaps down across the southern midlands, east anglia and the south—east later on in the day. the last of the really mild air associated with the front and ahead of it eventually being elbowed off into the near continent. as we get on into sunday, there is something a bit cooler and fresherfollowing on behind. but a better chance if you were stuck under the weather front on saturday of seeing some sunshine on sunday. some cloud will bubble up, there will be some showers on the western side of scotland. temperatures just feeling that tad fresher, with a high of 21. the harsh toll of the lockdown onjobs — new uk figures sh

through this evening and overnight, rain continues to push across the irish sea into parts of wales,, but high pressure still in charge in the south. a lot of sunshine to start the day and watch how that extends northwards as our fronts do the same thing, clearing northern ireland and eventually clearing northern england and moving across scotland with the rain. tomorrow, too, as the wind changes to more of a southerly direction, it is going to turn more humid and also a lot warmer southern areas. so, from thursday and friday, there goes our front, the rain continues to advance northwards, but we also pull in the other end of the front coming in across northern ireland and the wind coming up from the near continent. so, a lot of us will have a dry and sunny day during the course of friday and you will notice that the weather front moving across northern ireland will bring in some cloud and showery rain, some of that could also be a thundery. through the afternoon, temperatures rise as high as 32 and 33. we could see across the midlands and the south—east quarter of the country some t

this weather front with low pressure pushing into northern ireland around irish sea coast springing spotsrizzle. warming up a little on the south, still quite cool in the north. thursday, we see this area of low pressure skipped past the north and west of the uk and the high pressure continues to build over the near continent. dry, sunny, and a very warm day for much of england and wales. the rain for northern england and northern ireland pushes into scotland, and as it does so it will become a little warmer across southern scotland and northern ireland, but a much warmer day for england and wales, mid to high 20s celsius, and quite humid. friday, we really ta p celsius, and quite humid. friday, we really tap into that warm air across the near continent moving up from france, and that warmth will reach even much of scotland too. a very warm, sunny even much of scotland too. a very warm, sunny and humid day here, and we have this weather front out west, though, which could slowly encroach into northern ireland and western scotla nd into northern ireland and western scotland producing a few

a lot of showers getting put into scotland and northern ireland, some heavy, heading over the irish seamperatures could make 22 of 23 degrees. that will be tempered somewhat by the strength of the wind. for most of the day, we will have quite a strong and gusty west and north westerly wind. the strongest one is developing overnight and into sunday will be in the sort of area. in the east of the pennines, the winds could gust 50 or 60 mph. it will be pretty windy in scotland is that area of low pressure pulls away, and by monday, this is as high as starting to get a little bit closer to the uk. we still start the week with this cooler air across the uk ona with this cooler air across the uk on a northwestern wind. for monday,

tomorrow then that rain that's in from the irish sea pushes a steadily eastwards.22. they will have more weather in half—an—hour. hello this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. it's exactly 6:30am. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast for you this morning. imagine having the freedom to wake up to a different view every day? that's one of the benefits of owning a motorhome or caravan — we'll hear why demand has increased as more of us crave life on the open road. the ‘body coach', joe wicks, has been running daily pe sessions online to help children and their parents — there they are — keep fit during lockdown. we'll catch up withjoe as he prepares for his final workout. ‘a suitable boy‘ is the bbc‘s first historical drama with no white characters. it's set in 1951 in post—partition india. it tells the story of a 19—year—old girl looking for a husband. we'll bejoined laterfrom new york by the show‘s director. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. security services are set to be

because if we had done that, we were in black pool england, and i think is that the north sea, the irish sea don't think i would have made it and i would have never been your coley, jesse. >> jesse: i'm sure geraldo has a few stories to tell about photo mishaps, geraldo? >> geraldo: i have lots of wedding stories to tell him various decades, but i sailed around the world and the one role i have is that the ocean is always rougher than you think it is. and these people are very foolish and also very lucky. >> jesse: that is a good point. brian kilmeade do you blame the photographer or the husband? >> brian: it is never the wife's fault, very good, you got that down finally. i know that area and that is dangerous. and it is rocky. how about fortuitous that there are lifeguards there to save them and number to come i have to ask katie and dana, have you ever swam in a wedding dress? i would imagine if you are a mermaid, you are screwed because the dress wraps around you and all of your body. anybody want to put up their hands and joined this conversation, dana, katie, to swim and i'll wedding d

some cloud coming in from the irish sea, around liveable bay for example, north wales, and as you canill start with clear skies who will start with clear sunshine but a bit more cloud bubbling up as we go through the day. certainly more cloud across wales and southern england and we are looking at by the end of the afternoon, whether front coming are looking at by the end of the afternoon, whetherfront coming in from the west. that is going to be introducing some rain across western scotland. and the north of northern ireland. temperatures, are fairly similarto ireland. temperatures, are fairly similar to today. 13 in the north to 20-21 similar to today. 13 in the north to 20—21 as we push down towards the south. the wednesday, the same whether front, or a south. the wednesday, the same whetherfront, or a clutch of weather fronts as they are, will move from the west towards the east. can also clip northern ireland, northern england, bringing some rain that we could use through the afternoon. a bit more cloud around again as we push further south but there will be some sunshine in betw

is problematic and he's concerned about the spread of the virus with people travelling over the irish seatries were relaxed today. but stormont‘s guidance is that people in northern ireland still should only travel abroad if it's essential. 0ur political correspondent stephen walker reports. nearly a fortnight into his newjob and micheal martin has been speaking to mark carruthers for this weekend's sunday politics on bbc northern ireland. the issue of quarantine was raised and the taoiseach made it clear he has some worries. the disease knows no border, we have issues with the uk in terms of the leicester being closed down. it is notjust the uk, it is international travel altogether. our advice is against international travel because we believe it is problematic and the public health people are saying that to us. all this comes as travel rules have changed in northern ireland, with people arriving from more than 50 countries no longer having to self—isolate for 1h days. northern ireland's chief medical officer says he is happy with the changes. we need to become accustomed to living with

clear skies, some cloud coming in from the irish sea across parts of wales and north—west england andcotla nd cloud and some rain across western scotland and also northern ireland. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. the uk government has signed deals for 90 million doses of coronavirus vaccines being developed overseas — on top of a pledge for 100 million doses of the oxford university vaccine. a new treatment for covid—19 developed by a uk company could dramatically reduce the number of patients needing intensive care. beijing accuses the uk of brutally meddling in china's internal affairs, as the uk is expected to announce it's suspending its extradition treaty with hong kong. amber heard takes the stand at london's high court in johnny depp's libel case against the sun — over allegations of domestic violence during the pair's relationship. a big clear—up operation is under way in leeds after celebrations to mark their promotion to the premier league left a police officer seriously injured and a number of others hurt. marks and spencer is the latest high street store to announc

this evening, the rain continues to push across the irish sea into parts of wales, northern england,o more ofa tomorrow as the wind changes to more of a southerly direction, it‘s going to turn my humid and a lot warmer in southern areas. for thursday into friday, the rain continues to advance northwards, but we also pull in the other end of the front coming in across northern ireland. a lot of us will have a dry and sunny day during the course of friday, and you will notice that the weather front moving in across northern ireland will bring cloudy and showery rain. some of that could also be thundery. we could see some thunderstorms developing. but if you like your weather cooler, as we had three saturday and sunday, still some sunshine, but temperatures on the way down —— as we head through saturday and sunday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a call for coronavirus tests at uk airports to reduce the time travellers spend in quarantine, but ministers say there‘s no catch—all solution. it‘s not the case that you can simply test so

it gets across the irish sea into anglesey around the same time.s, east anglia and the south—east later on in the day. the last of the really mild air associated with the front and ahead of it eventually being elbowed off into the near continent. as we get on into sunday, there is something a bit cooler and fresherfollowing on behind. but a better chance if you were stuck under the weather front on saturday of seeing some sunshine on sunday. some cloud will bubble up, there will be some showers on the western side of scotland. temperatures just feeling that tad fresher, with a high of 21. this is bbc news. i‘m clive myrie. the headlines... the uk, us and canada claim that hackers — almost certainly working for the russian state — are trying to steal research into a vaccine for coronavirus. in a separate development, the government says it‘s almost certain that what it calls russian actors sought to interfere in last year‘s general election. the government‘s chief scientific adviser tells a cross—parliamentary group of mps the outcome of the uk‘s co

it gets across the irish sea into anglesey around the same time.sunshine across the southern midlands, the south—east. the last of the really mild air associated with the front and ahead of the weather front eventually being elbowed off into the near continent as we get on into sunday. something a bit cooler and fresher following sunday. something a bit cooler and fresherfollowing behind. a better chance, if you are stuck under the weather front on saturday, of seeing some sunshine on sunday. some cloud well built bubble up and there will be some shows on the western side of scotland, but those temperatures just feeling a bit fresher with a high of 21. a woman who went to syria as a schoolgirl tojoin the islamic state group should be allowed to return to the uk to challenge the removal of her british citizenship. shamima begum, who is now 20, was found last year in a refugee camp in syria. the court of appeal said she could not make her case from the camp. the government described the decision as "very disappointing" and said it will challenge the

lot of dry weather around, breezy across the north—east, clouds developing, spots of rain in the irish sears more european holidays could be thrown into disarray. all hell broke loose. our family we re all hell broke loose. our family were panicking about what we do. cancelled our toys, cancelled netball, cancelled birthday parties. a bit ofa netball, cancelled birthday parties. a bit of a shock to the system, really. the government says it had to act "rapidly and decisively" to avoid a second spike here of the virus. there are thousands of people in spain who will be coming back, and we've got to make sure that we keep the coronavirus rate down in the united kingdom. we'll be live in madrid and at gatwick as passengers face the new restrictions. also this lunchtime... buy—one—get—one—free deals will be banned, and junk food adverts restricted as the government tries

he is being very much remembered with warmth on the other side of the irish sea this morning.friendship and family. "he was a kind, funny and thoroughly genuine man and ourfamily "will miss him enormously." the fa wrote: ireland's football association tweeted: we can speak now to former england player peter shilton. good morning. this news coming through in the last hour or so. your paths crossed with jack trout sent many a time. when it came to football, i was reading one of the fa cts . football, i was reading one of the facts. —— pat crossed with jack charlton many times. —— path is crossed. he played in every game in the 1966 world cup. i was very fond of jack. another one of the 1966 world cup squad to have died. he will obviously be remembered very fondly. he was a great character. i was in the england squad with him at the end of his career, at the start of mine. i played against him. he was very underrated as a player. he was very underrated as a player. he was very dominant in the air. he had more ability than people give him credit for. it was just his character and

200 people stranded at sea last month in april it's a live band migrant rescue ships from docking at its ports because of the coronavirus. now euro zone members have chosen irish finance minister pascal donahoe to lead the currency group's financial policy making arm think euro group donohue styles himself as a consensus come visit from the one southern in member states and had the backing of the european conservative parties the best in spades deputy prime minister not to count vina favored by southern countries like france and italy don't have real numbers help oversee the e.u. 750000000000 euro zone of orange covered. let's get more on this from marina stress brussels bureau welcome marina so lots of lots of us have heard of the euro group so explain to us how powerful this position is. it's considered as one of the key roles within the e.u. along with the heads of the e.u. commission that you council and the e.u. parliament and then you have done a whole hell have a crucial job now because as for your no covered 19 it's because of cover 19 the continental europe is facing is worst recession ever the your son's economy is set to contract by age point 7 perc

irish crisis is over $3000000.00 bulgarians roughly to western europe only ones left in the country will be the police public prosecutors and attorneys. there are protests flared up on july 9th on the black sea coast when demonstrators formed up in front of billionaire and ex politician ahmed. he said to have close ties to the government the police tried to stop the demonstration but the crowd managed to break through to the illegal private beach many bulgarians deeply resent the special privileges the all of darks by for themselves journalists seize a moment of decision coming for both gary and society. the police knew full well what this is about we're talking about widespread corruption here in bulgaria that has infiltrated everywhere and there was a stranglehold on our political system economy and society. the younger generations always been rather passive when it comes to politics. who has gone too far. and they're not going to take it anymore the point of not to. see is a. member of parliament of the coalition party sees at least some of the demonstrators as enemies of the country and does not agree that the government should step down. unfortunately some people are joining the demonst

a lot of showers getting put into scotland and northern ireland, some heavy, heading over the irish sea into england and wales. sunnier skies toward societies, and temperatures could make 22 of 23 degrees. that will be tempered somewhat by the strength of the wind. for most of the day, we will have quite a strong and gusty west and north westerly wind. the strongest one is developing overnight and into sunday will be in the sort of area. in the east of the pennines, the winds could gust 50 or 60 mph. it will be pretty windy in scotland is that area of low pressure pulls away, and by monday, this is as high as starting to get a little bit closer to the uk. we still start the week with this cooler air across the uk ona with this cooler air across the uk on a northwestern wind. for monday, we will have a mixture of sunshine and some showers. those showers blowing down on that north—westerly wind as we head into the afternoon, perhaps most of the showers well before it parts of england. many other areas dry with some sunshine. temperature is no great shakes for this time of the year. 17 to

low pressure will start to bring more cloud, outbreaks of rain into northern ireland, around irish sea the south. temperatures into the low 20s celsius. it turns warmer still, particularly in the south, by thursday and friday, and we are all into the warm air. the peak of the heat, in fact, the low 30s celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister defends the decision to quarantine holiday—makers returning from spain, saying the situation called for a swift response. let's be absolutely clear about what is happening in europe, amongst some of our european friends, i'm afraid you are starting to see, in some places, the signs of a second wave of the pandemic. the spanish prime minister calls britain's response "unjust" and "disproportionate". translation: take the case of the canary islands, the balearic islands, the regions of valencia and andalusia, which i insist have a cumulative incidence of the virus inferior to that registered right now in the united kingdom. tougher restrictions are introduced in oldham following an increase in the number of cases of covid—