, with gales so through the irish sea, with gales.east. through this evening and overnight, the rain advances eastwards. we could still be the odd heavy bursts or rumble of thunder. we could still see the odd heavy bursts or rumble of thunder. some clear skies still windy. some clear skies, still windy. it's worth having a look out for the supermoon because it is lovely if you do get to see it, and still humid across the southeast, but not so for the rest of the uk. so that takes us into tomorrow. we start with the dregs of today's front in the south east, producing clouds and patchy light rain that clears. then we're into sunshine and blustery showers. windy, especially in the northern half of the country, where the showers will be heaviest. you might hear the rumble of thunder from those as well, and temperatures 1a to about 23, maybe 2a degrees. so then into wednesday, we've got a ridge of high pressure across the south. so we start off on a fine note. the cloud building here through the day with scattered showers in the west. but

windy, too, particularly for these irish sea coasts, and a fresher feel things across the board. rain to come on wednesday. the heaviest of the rain will be across northern ireland, pushing into western areas of scotland, and coupled with high spring tides and very strong gusty winds, there could be some problems, perhaps caused by the weather within this area. there are already localised weather warnings in force. further south, then, it's a drier story with high pressure just starting to build in from the south. it won't last for too long because it starts to push away. this is the remnants of hurricane ernesto, and that's going to be with us through the day on thursday. again, further downpours of rain, fresher feeling conditions eventually behind that cold front, but it will feel rather humid for a while. again, some strong gusty winds expected, particularly for irish sea coast, and it will be very blustery across england as we head through friday. more rain into the start of the bank holiday weekend, perhaps. bye— bye. hello, i'm helena humphrey. you're watching the context

windy, too, particularly for these irish sea coasts, and a fresher feel to things across the board.thern ireland, pushing into western areas of scotland, and coupled with high spring tides and very strong gusty winds, there could be some problems, perhaps caused by the weather within this area. there are already localised weather warnings in force. further south, then, it's a drier story with high pressure just starting to build in from the south. it won't last for too long because it starts to push away. this is the remnants of hurricane ernesto, and that's going to be with us through the day on thursday. again, further downpours of rain, fresher feeling conditions eventually behind that cold front, but it will feel rather humid for a while. again, some strong gusty winds expected, particularly for irish sea coasts, and it will be very blustery across england as we head through friday. more rain into the start of the bank holiday weekend, perhaps. bye— bye. hello, i'm helena humphrey. you're watching the context on bbc news. kamala harris has had a meteoric rise from joe biden's ru

windy, too, particularly for these irish sea coasts, and a fresher feel things across the board.n ireland, pushing into western areas of scotland, and coupled with high spring tides and very strong gusty winds, there could be some problems, perhaps caused by the weather within this area. there are already localised weather warnings in force. further south, then, it's a drier story with high pressure just starting to build in from the south. it won't last for too long because it starts to push away. this is the remnants of hurricane ernesto, and that's going to be with us through the day on thursday. again, further downpours of rain, fresher feeling conditions eventually behind that cold front, but it will feel rather humid for a while. again, some strong gusty winds expected, particularly for irish sea coast, and it will be very blustery across england as we head through friday. more rain into the start of the bank holiday weekend, perhaps. bye— bye. it's 7pm in london. this is the world today with ben brown. one person is dead and six are missing after a super yacht sinks during

on thursday, once more strong gusty winds, particularly towards the north—west done through the irish seants of hurricane ernest are bringing humid feeling air, tropical air lasting into friday. more wet weather two on friday. more wet weather two on friday but this time the focus of some of the strongest gusts of wind will tend to be towards the south, across parts of england, a blustery day all and all with showers, longer spells of rain all tracking further north and east, brisk south—westerly winds, temperatures once again below the average for the time of year. could be some particularly heavy downpours of rain on friday nights overnight and into saturday taking part to clear into south east anglia. there will be plenty of dry weather particularly after the rain clears across eastern england but of course it is a bank holiday weekend, what else can we expect? it looks as if high pressure will try to building across the south affecting parts of england and wales, keeping things or perhaps largely dry, a few showers, more wet weather always expected out towards the far north and west b

windy, too, particularly for these irish sea coasts and a fresher feel things across the board.es and very strong gusty winds, there could be some problems, perhaps caused by the weather within this area. there are already localised weather warnings in force. further south, then, it's a drier story with high pressure just starting to build in from the south. it won't last for too long because it starts to push away. this is the remnants of hurricane ernesto, and that's going to be with us through the day on thursday. again, further downpours of rain, fresher feeling conditions eventually behind that cold front. but it will feel rather humid for a while. again, some strong gusty winds expected, particularly for irish sea coast, and it will be very blustery across england as we head through friday. more rain into the start of the bank holiday weekend, perhaps. bye— bye. today at six: a major sea search is continuing after a british luxury yacht sank in a freak storm off sicily with 22 people on board. divers and helicopters are still searching for the missing. 15 people were rescu

at times, there'll be some light, drizzly rain and poor visibility through the irish sea coast there.s still 75 fahrenheit. but as we move out of saturday and into sunday, this area of low pressure is going to move in and allow the winds to change to a southerly direction. weather that's taking place across the mediterranean at the moment. so early morning cloud will break up quite quickly. a lot of dry, settled, sunny weather right across the country on sunday. increasingly hot, increasingly humid. this weather front threatening to the north—west, let's take a look at what's happening, then. this weather front will bring more cloud on saturday into south—west england and wales, and with isobars quite tightly packed together further north, that's going to feed in plenty of showers, particularly from west to east across scotland throughout the day. southern scotland, northern ireland keeping some sunshine. england and wales, quite a lot of cloud feeding in. at times, there'll be some light, drizzly rain and poor visibility through the irish sea coast there. top temperatures, though, 2a

at times, there'll be some light, drizzly rain and poor visibility through the irish sea coast there. top temperatures, though, 2a degrees — that's still 75 fahrenheit. but as we move out of saturday and into sunday, this area of low pressure is going to move in and allow the winds to change to a southerly direction, and that means we're going to tap into some very hot weather that's taking place across the mediterranean at the moment. so, early morning cloud will break up quite quickly. a lot of dry, settled, sunny weather right across the country on sunday. increasingly hot, increasingly humid. this weather front threatening to the northwest but it will stay away during the daylight hours. 16—23 degrees likely in scotland. highest values, though, of 28 — 82 fahrenheit — in the southeast. that will lead to a very humid night to come and on monday, the heat is likely to peak. we could see some record—breaking heat in bordeaux if we get temperatures in excess of 41 degrees but for the southeast, we're likely to see temperatures peaking somewhere around 32 or 33 degrees. at the same tim

with gales but windy in the coast is adjacent to the irish sea. amount of sunshine in the south—east. through this evening and overnight, the rain advances eastwards. there could be the odd heavy burst and rumble of thunder. some clear skies and windy, worth looking out for the supermoon. and still humid across the south—east but not so for the rest of the uk. but that takes us into tomorrow. we start with the dregs of the front from today producing patchy light rain, that clears, then into sunshine and blustery showers. windy, especially in the northern half of the country where the showers will be heaviest and you might hear thunder as well. temperatures 1a to about 23 degrees. so then, into wednesday, we have a ridge of high pressure across the south so we start off on a fine note. the cloud building through the day with scattered showers in the west but there will be heavy rain, particularly across western scotla nd, particularly across western scotland, but we will see some of that getting to northern ireland and the rest of scotland through

it will turn increasingly windy through the irish sea and up into northwest scotland.orthern ireland and scotland, there'll be some heavier bursts of rain at times, strong winds, and temperatures certainly more subdued. that heavy rain continues through scotland overnight. it will weaken as it moves its way down through the southeast to just a band of showery rain. but certainly again here, the notable thing will be the feel of the weather. quite a warm night monday night into the early hours of tuesday morning with overnight lows of only 17 celsius. now, for england and wales on tuesday, it's a case of sunny spells and a few scattered showers. some of those showers, perhaps heavy with the odd rumble of thunder. close to this area of low pressure, we see a frequent rash of showers being driven in along west—facing coasts, and here, noticeably cooler once again, 14—16 celsius. highest values of around 23—24 with the best of the sunshine once again in the southeast. now, as we go through wednesday, on the whole, we've got this little ridge of high pressure quietening thi

and persistent rain for northern ireland, and it will turn windy with gales, perhaps around some irish seaut lighter winds again in towards the southeast, where it will stay dry and sunny all day. so temperatures responding, up to 25 celsius or so — that's the high teens further north and west, picking up a little bit more humidity as well from the south. and then monday night, that area of low pressure and its weather fronts crosses the country. it stays quite breezy into tuesday, with the low sitting to the north of scotland, and that will bring a day of sunshine and showers, some of them will be heavy and thundery, particularly in the north and west, some of them merging together to produce longer spells of rain for western scotland. temperatures down a touch, i think 22—23 celsius will be the high, mid—to—high teens further north. and then we look out to the atlantic, this next area of low pressure contains the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto. and that potentially could bring quite a lot of rainfall to the northwest of the uk around the middle part of the week, certainly so for

, picking up generally in the irish sea, picking up a spot or so of drizzle.nd direction reverting back to the south—westerly, bringing in some very warm air through the near continent, it will feel quite humid once again and temperatures should peak across much of eastern england at 26 and 27 degrees, close to 80 fahrenheit. as we move through monday night into tuesday, the frontal system with a pretty narrow intense band of rain will bring weather and sinks further south. it stays quite warm in the south where we have that heat and uncomfortable night. at the risk of rain first thing in the morning, great news for gardeners and growers across lincolnshire in south—east england. a little bit of welcome rain, brightening up behind and scattering showers into the far north—west. 16 to 19 degrees and highs of 24 or 25 could be possible in east anglia. but low pressure is never too far away, sitting up in the far north—west and once again by the middle of the week. that is how we will see the remainder of the week panning out. scotland and northern ireland, showe

it will be unseasonably windy, particularly blustery one irish sea coast, gusts up blustery one irisht, especially for the north and west, but some are not completely lost, some sunny spells, though for most of us temperatures will dip throughout the week. low pressure is dominant, out to the north—west, sending all these weather fronts spinning our way over the next couple of days. the heavy rain this afternoon will mostly be across northern ireland in western scotland, with heavy, thundery showers approaching western wales and the far south—west of england. cloud ahead of this rain but still some sunshine hanging on for east anglia and south—east england, some of it hazy at times, a curious colour to the sky with that wildfire smoke still in the atmosphere from north america. temperatures in the mid 20s in the best of the sunshine. the wind will ease tonight, clear spells developing across central areas. watch out for the super moon, which should be visible for some. a mild start to the day tomorrow. a lot warmer tonight than last night. particularly to the east, it will feel muggy.

day, some heavy and persistent rain for northern ireland and it will turn windy with gales around irish seawent again into the south—east where it will stay dry and sunny all day. temperatures responding, up to 25 degrees, the high teens further north and west. picking up a bit more humidity from the south. 0n picking up a bit more humidity from the south. on monday night, that area of low pressure and the weather fronts crosses the country, stays quite breezy into tuesday with a low pressure sitting to the north of scotland, bringing a day of sunshine and showers, some heavy and thundery, particularly in the north and west, some merging together to produce longer spells of rain in western scotland. temperatures down a touch, 22—23, the high, mid to high teens further north. looking out to the atlantic, the next area of low pressure contains the remnants of what was hurricane ernesto and that could bring quite a lot of rainfall to the north—west of the uk around the middle part of the week, certainly so in western scotland. furthersouth week, certainly so in western scotland. further south

see some rain coming into northern ireland, heading further into scotland, and perhaps over the irish seary with some clearer skies. quite a warm night, particularly so where we've got that wetter, windier weather in northern ireland. that should move away, though, fairly quickly on tuesday and we'll follow that with some sunshine. some heavier rain over dumfries and galloway for a while, but the rain does tend to ease away for most of scotland because it stumbles slowly into northern england, into wales and the south—west. the midlands and a good part of eastern england are likely to be dry and there will be some sunshine here. it's starting to get a bit warmer, as well. those temperatures reaching 24 or 25 degrees ahead of the rain, which is coming in on that weather front there and because that weather front is so slow as we move into wednesday, temperatures ahead of it will continue to rise. following on from that weather front, we've got lower pressure in the north—west. that will bring some showers on wednesday into northern ireland and particularly scotland, with some heavier, thun

see some rain coming into northern ireland, heading further into scotland, and perhaps over the irish sea got that wetter, windier weather in northern ireland. that should move away, though, fairly quickly on tuesday and we'll follow that with some sunshine. some heavier rain over dumfries and galloway for a while, but the rain does tend to ease away for most of scotland because it stumbles slowly into northern england, into wales and the south—west. the midlands and a good part of eastern england are likely to be dry and there will be some sunshine here. it's starting to get a bit warmer, as well. those temperatures reaching 24 or 25 degrees ahead of the rain, which is coming in on that weather front there and because that weather front is so slow as we move into wednesday, temperatures ahead of it will continue to rise. following on from that weather front, we've got lower pressure in the north—west. that will bring some showers on wednesday into northern ireland and particularly scotland, with some heavier, thundery ones in the west. there's the weather front. you can see there's not m

adjacent to the irish sea.hine in the southeast. through this evening and overnight, the rain advances eastwards, there could still be the odd heavy burst or a rumble of thunder. some clear skies, still windy, it is worth having a look out for the super moon because it is lovely if you do get to see it. and still humid across the southeast, but not so for the rest of the uk. that takes us into tomorrow, we start with the dregs of today's front in the southeast, producing cloud, some patchy light rain. that clears. then we are into sunshine and blustery showers. windy, especially in the northern half of the country, where the showers will be heaviest. we might hear the odd rumble of thunder from those as well. and temperatures 14 to about 23, may be 24 degrees. so then, into wednesday, we have got a ridge of high pressure across the south, so we start off in a fine note. the cloud building here through the day with scattered showers in the west. but low pressure is going to be bringing in some heavy rain, partic

so heavy downpours still here, windy up through these irish sea coast, but it's breezy wherever you arery mild, particularly across northern ireland. now, on tuesday that front continues to slip further southwards and eastwards, the rain turning lighter and more patchy. behind the front things will dry out and brighten up. there'll be some sunny spells and some showers. the front, by the time we get to the afternoon, is draped down from north—west england, wales and south—west england, so cloudy with outbreaks of rain here but ahead of the front there'll be a lot of sunshine and the highest of the temperatures mid 20s perhaps, but also possibly 20 or 21 degrees in parts of aberdeenshire. now, the position of the front could change on tuesday into wednesday, it's moving very slowly as it bumps into the area of high pressure almost stalls. it's just a narrow band of cloud, really, as we head through wednesday, stretching down from, say, north yorkshire, through wales and into south west england. behind it sunny spells but also some more heavy showers pushing eastwards from parts of wester

the odd shower coming in over the irish sea, but most of these showers getting blown into northern irelandr in eastern scotland, but we're not going to see the high temperatures we had on monday in that cooler and fresher air. the highest temperatures towards the southeast of england, the mid 20s here. but with that weather front out of the way, we still have the low pressure getting closer to the northwest. that's strengthening the winds, quite windy for the time of year on wednesday. to greet the day, we have some wet weather in scotland. as that moves through, more showers in scotland and northern ireland — with that stronger wind, we could blow a few showers further east across england and wales. still looking dry in the southeast of england, but temperatures even here will be lower on wednesday. 18—22 celsius is a little below the average for this time of year. the area of low pressure to the north of scotland does finally move away by thursday, but it allows these weather fronts to come in from the atlantic. we will find the cloud thickening and increasing during the day on thursday,

it will turn increasingly windy through the irish sea and up into northwest scotland. heavier bursts of rain at times, strong winds, and temperatures certainly more subdued. that heavy rain continues through scotland overnight. it will weaken as it moves its way down through the southeast — just a band of showery rain. but certainly again here, the notable thing will be the feel of the weather. quite a warm night monday night into the early hours of tuesday morning, with overnight lows of only 17 celsius. now, for england and wales on tuesday, it's a case of sunny spells and a few scattered showers. some of those showers, perhaps heavy with the odd rumble of thunder. close to this area of low pressure, we see a frequent rash of showers being driven in along west—facing coasts — and here, noticeably cooler once again, 14—16 celsius. highest values of around 23—24, with the best of the sunshine once again in the southeast. now, as we go through wednesday, on the whole, we've got this little ridge of high pressure quietening things down. but there is another spell of very

pushing increasingly into north and west england and wales, with gales certainly around irish sea coast to come — but a mild one with temperatures around the mid—teens for most. thursday starts off windy — lots of isobars on the charts. this front will be crossing england and wales as we go through the day, but weakening as it does so. so some heavier bursts of rain to begin thursday across northern western england and wales. but as it pushes towards the southeast, it does fragment and weaken to a band of cloud with showers. but a bright day to come for many, thursday afternoon, sunshine, blustery showers for scotland and northern ireland. and it will stay quite windy for all, particularly towards the south—east. temperatures a bit below par for the time of year. high teens, low 20s at best. and then we look to the west. this new area of low pressure pushing in across northern ireland, england and wales, southern scotland. some of the strongest of the winds will be across wales, the midlands and southern england as we head in towards the early part of friday. mild in the south, but quit

see the heavy rain coming in and by the end of the night strengthening winds, gales through the irish seahe rest of england and wales as well. storm lillian could affect the m6, the 866 and the aim because the longer the strong winds the heavier the rain. —— the strong winds the heavier the rain. -- the a66. that strong winds the heavier the rain. —— the a66. that moves away, the other end of the rain pushes away from the south—east, the winds ease a touch and then we are looking at brighter skies, a touch and then we are looking at brighterskies, not a touch and then we are looking at brighter skies, not as windy through the afternoon. blustery showers coming in through the north and west. temperatures i3 coming in through the north and west. temperatures 13 to 23. moving on then as we move into friday night, this system coming up from the south, it looks like it could clip parts of wales, central, southern and eastern england before it moves away but it could move further north or a little bit further north or a little bit further south so one to watch. this is what we think at the mome

it crosses the irish sea into wales, south west england, northern england in the afternoon, but againay largely dry and still very warm. 27—28 degrees, but windier in the north and west, and that will make it feel a little cooler than those temperatures would suggest. now, come wednesday, that weather front is with us. we think in southern areas, probably no more than a band of cloud with a ridge of high pressure building in behind. so, drierfor northern ireland, drier for scotland and northern england, and just a few showery bursts of rain on our weather front further south. but it will take the temperatures down by then. 20 to 25 is not far off average for the time of year, just a little above in the south. come thursday, we've got more rain coming in and this time it does look set to move its way further southwards, albeit very slowly, to give drier weather. with just a few showers to the north of that weather system. and it mayjust be hanging around still in the south as we move into friday as well. so you can see that as the heat comes to an end, we will start to see more rainfal

it will be unseasonably windy, particularly blustery towards irish sea coasts.to a0 to 50 miles an hour at times through the week. some more heavy rain too to come in the forecast, especially for the north and the west. but summer not completely lost. some sunny spells, although for most of us temperatures will be dipping throughout the week. but low pressure certainly dominant. it's out towards the north and the west. it's descending all these weather fronts spinning our way over the next couple of days or so. this afternoon's heavy rain will mostly be across northern ireland, down through western scotland, with some heavy thundery showers approaching western wales and the far southwest of england. plenty of cloud ahead of this rain, but still some sunshine hanging on for east anglia. for south east england, some of the sunshine hazy at times. a curious colour to the sky with that wildfire smoke still in the atmosphere from north america. but temperatures in the mid 20s where we see the best of the sunshine. tonight the winds will ease down a little, some clear

scattered showers are likely to be continuing into the far north and west, maybe one or two through the irish seaf you are planning any outdoor activities, the weather should behave itself then into next week. there is a potentialfor weather fronts to push its way into the far north—west. just how much rain we'll have in the south—east corner is really subject to question. here is where we're likely to see the driest of the weather, but a little more unsettled further north and west, and as a result, not quite as warm. take care. bye— bye. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. the headlines: thailand's ruling alliance backs the daughter of controvertial former prime minister thaksin shinawtara to lead the country, following the court decision to dismiss srettha thavisin as premier. gaza ceasefire talks have resumed, as the number of palestinians killed passes 40,000 that's according to the hamas—run government. president biden and kamala harris have held an event for the first time since she became the democratic nominee. and, as taylor swift fans gathered at london's wembley stadium

winds to western scotland and northern ireland through the day, winds also picking up through the irish seasunny afternoon with a few thunderstorms across eastern england — but it's going to be another warm one again, 28—29 celsius in the warmest spots in the southeast, low—20s further north and west. and it will be turning fresher here as this weather front starts to cross the country during saturday. eventually, it will reach east and southeastern england during saturday afternoon, clearing through, then allowing fresher air to move in across most areas, with sunny spells, variable cloud, scattered showers for western scotland and northern ireland. here, the high teens at best, further south, it's cooler as well, 21—25 celsius. the fresher air will be across all areas as we move into part two of the weekend. low pressure starts to dominate, bringing our air source from the atlantic. not a bad day in store for sunday — a lot of sunshine through central, southern, and eastern areas, more cloud further north and west. we'll start to see more persistent rain moving into northern ireland and w

the wind is going to strengthen, there will be gales through the irish sea, the rain eventually gettinguthwest. but there will be some clear skies in the southeast. temperatures a little bit higher to start the day tomorrow than they were today. so here is this weather front. it's got the remnants of hurricane ernesto embedded in it, and it's going to produce heavy rain as it moves from the north, pushing south—eastwards. but as it heads towards the southeast it will start to break up and fragment and behind it we are looking at sunshine and blustery showers driving in, driven in by the wind. it's also still going to be quite windy down in the south of the country with highs here getting up to about 21. 1a in the north. moving on, then, as we head on into thursday night and friday, this system comes in, bringing wet and windy weather. it will be particularly windy for a time across northern england to start the day. it will gust as much as 50 miles per hour, plus this heavy rain, but it does push away into the north sea by lunchtime. the rain across southern england also clears and once

it crosses the irish sea into wales, south—west england, northern england in the afternoon.ely dry. still very warm. 27—28 . windy in the north—west. that will feel a little cooler than the temperatures will suggest. the weather front is rivers in southern areas on wednesday. no more than a band of cloud. the ridge of high pressure building behind. drierfor of high pressure building behind. drier for scotland of high pressure building behind. drierfor scotland and of high pressure building behind. drier for scotland and northern england and northern ireland. you few showery bursts of rain a further sheu few showery bursts of rain a further shell de nagasau. the temperatures coming down. 20—25. not far off the average for the time of year, a little higher in the south. more rain coming in on thursday. moving further south, albeit very slowly. drier weather and showers to the north of the weather system. it may be hanging around in the south as we move into friday. you can see that as the heat comes to an end, we will begin to see more rainfall, particularly in the north—west.

it's windy for the time of year, especially for these irish sea coasts, but largely dry across southeastanglia, just turning cloudier through the afternoon and temperatures still below the seasonal average. now, overnight tonight, the bulk of that rain clears. a few showers for northern england, southern scotland and maybe some scattered showers too for the far southeast of england, but lots of clear skies and it's a milder start to the day tomorrow than it was earlier on this morning. now, tomorrow, bank holiday, of course, for many of us. high pressure builds in from the south, so it is looking mostly dry. any early showers across the far south and east of england and across northern england should gradually clear. there'll be a lot of sunny spells around, largely dry, not as windy as it is today and so temperatures will be that little bit higher. in fact, we'll see back to the seasonal average. high teens, low 20s, could get a 23 or 2a celsius in the best of the sunshine across parts of southeast england. but here comes another weather front. that's going to be sinking southwards and

scattered showers are likely to be continuing into the far north and west, maybe one or two through the irish seafor most. and once again, if you are planning any outdoor activities, the weather should behave itself then into next week. there is a potential for weather fronts to push its way into the far north—west. just how much rain we'll have in the south—east corner is really subject to question. here is where we're likely to see the driest of the weather, but a little more unsettled further north and west, and as a result, not quite as warm. bye— bye. live from washington, this is bbc news talks for a ceasefire in the israel—gaza war are expected to continue into a second day. it comes as health officials in gaza report more than 40,000 people dead after ten months of fighting. and the kremlin plots its response to ukraine's offensive into russia's kursk region. plus, five people are charged in the overdose death of friends star matthew perry. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you are very welcome. talks for a gaza ceasefire and hostage—release deal will reportedly continue into a second day. high

see some rain coming into northern ireland, heading further into scotland, and perhaps over the irish seary with some clearer skies. quite a warm night, particularly so where we've got that wetter, windier weather in northern ireland. that should move away, though, fairly quickly on tuesday and we'll follow that with some sunshine. some heavier rain over dumfries and galloway for a while, but the rain does tend to ease away for most of scotland because it stumbles slowly into northern england, into wales and the south—west. the midlands and a good part of eastern england are likely to be dry and there will be some sunshine here. it's starting to get a bit warmer, as well. those temperatures reaching 24 or 25 degrees ahead of the rain, which is coming in on that weather front there and because that weather front is so slow as we move into wednesday, temperatures ahead of it will continue to rise. following on from that weather front, we've got lower pressure in the north—west. that will bring some showers on wednesday into northern ireland and particularly scotland, with some heavier, thun

it's a blustery day, especially windy through the irish sea and the northwest.southeast, warmer than it was yesterday, and if anything, tomorrow it will be warmer again. but then we pull in more of a westerly, a fresher direction for us, before the weekend comes along, introducing once again the amber colours, so warmer by the weekend. so what we have at the moment is our weather front draped across northern england, across parts of wales into the southwest, slowly trying to push southeastwards. ahead of it a lot of dry weather, some sunshine, and behind it we're looking at some sunshine but also some showers. the wind slowly easing a touch through the day with highs up to about 25 or 26 in the southeast. now tonight our weather front still tries to sink south. it bumps into that high pressure so it's weakening all the time. there will be showers across the north and the west. not a particularly cold night. temperatures falling away between 10 and 15 degrees. so tomorrow we still have our weather front with us. again there's a band of cloud, the odd spot of rain

windy, too, particularly for these irish sea coasts, and a fresher feel to things across the board.gh the day on thursday. again, further downpours of rain, fresher feeling conditions eventually behind that cold front, but it will feel rather humid for a while. again, some strong gusty winds expected, particularly for irish sea coasts, and it will be very blustery across england as we head through friday. more rain into the start of the bank holiday weekend, perhaps. bye— bye. tonight at 10pm... the search continues for six people still missing, after a british luxury yacht sank off sicily. divers and helicopters have been involved in the rescue effort — 15 people were saved. among those unaccounted for are the british tech entrepreneur mike lynch and his 18—year—old daughter. lam i am live in sicily, where the emergency teams are hard at work looking for six passengers still missing. also on the programme... as people continue to be jailed for their part in the recent riots, emergency measures come in to prevent prison overcrowding. myanmar�*s civil war — we report on the rohingya

coastal area , as the irish sea coastal area, as well as gales over western and northern hills.sunshine early on, although some light rain will move south by the end of the day. not much at all. it tends to fizzle out by this stage. showers returning to the north—west. much cooler later on. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers . sponsors of boxt boilers. sponsors of weather gb news. >> good morning, the tech tycoon mike lynchs loved ones are hoping for a miracle. >> well , it's hoping for a miracle. >> well, it's day hoping for a miracle. >> well , it's day three of the >> well, it's day three of the search for the capsized superyacht. gets underway. six people are still missing and italian authorities are investigating whether an act of incompetence led to the disaster. >> after the yacht reportedly sankin >> after the yacht reportedly sank in just 60s. >> also today, barack and michelle obama rally around kamala harris on day two of the democratic national convention convention as they give back to back speeches. >> feeling that dread creeping back in, we got to pick

particularly so through the irish sea. with gales. but windy in the coasts next to the irish sea. some wind. still humid across the south—east. but not so for the rest of the uk. that takes us into tomorrow. we start with the dregs of front in the south—east with some cloud and light rain. that clears and then sunshine and blustery showers. windy in the north with showers. the odd rumble of thunder. temperatures 1a to about 23 or 24. of thunder. temperatures 14 to about 23 or 24. so into wednesday, we have a ridge of high pressure in the south and we start off on a fine note. the cloud building, but low pressure will bringing in some heavy rain, particularly so across western scotland, but we will see some of that in northern ireland and the rest of scotland through the day and it is going to be windy. temperatures 13 to about 22 degrees. into thursday and low pressure still with us for the cold front producing the rain, tied up in is in is the remnants of hurricane ernesto. a fair bit of rain and brighter skies behind it with showers. 0n fair bit of rain and brighter skies behind

the isle of man in the irish sea celebrated what's being billed as the world's smallest car. fans squeezed behind the wheels under glass domes of the three wheeled peel p50 and trident micro cars. celebrating the 60th anniversary of the company that produced them back in the 60s. i feel like we could use these in manhattan. >> that'd be great. i was just thinking that same thing with these. >> yeah. much easier. they have 4.2 horsepower. basically the power of two blenders. >> it's like my car. >> yeah, i was going to ask. it's your car, but this one has a top speed of 28 miles an hour. andrew. >> yeah, you were the man today. did you get a new car, by the way? >> i did. >> wow. >> how does it feel to have a car again? >> well, sweet brag it. well, wait till you're in traffic. >> remember, he didn't have a car. >> i didn't have a car, now i do. i didn't feel that great about it until i saw those. and i was like, yeah, well, it's bigger than that one at least, right? >> all right. next to dolce gabbana launching a brand new perfume. but it's not for humans. oh, i missed my way

it is up to the west by the winds pick up, especially in the south—west, including the irish sea.d western scotland during the afternoon but ahead of that, the midlands should have a dry and warm day with some sunshine. live from london, this is bbc news. uk foreign secretary david lammy is in israel as gaza ceasefire talks resume for a second day in qatar, with israeli ministers saying they have hopes of a deal. with israeli ministers saying verify today, we have been examining an attack by italy city is on a village in the occupied west bank and piecing together what happened. the world health organisation has urged wealthy nations to share mpox vaccines with affected countries, as global concerns grow over a new wave of mpox surging in africa. the uk government releases details of the compensation that will be paid to victims of the infected blood scandal. and we find out how a group of scottish islands may hold the key to understanding "snowball earth" — the longest and deepest ice age in our planet's history. to the middle east now, where the uk foreign secretary has said he

there'll be cloud piling in around the irish sea coasts, some sea fog here.n some spots. it will be warm for all, and a warm night monday into tuesday. warm and wet, as you can see, as that weather system carries its way eastwards. behind it on tuesday, lots of showers, heavy thundery showers during monday night and into tuesday as well, because its warm air, so we'll still see temperatures towards the mid 20s in the south and the east, but closer to average further north and west following our rain. but if ijust show you that rainfall as it piles up through the week, mostly in the north and west, but anywhere, really, seeing some rainfall tuesday. but the heaviest falls likely in the north and west, perhaps cumbria and north wales, with some more wet and windy weather midweek on. live from london, this is bbc news. hezbollah retaliates after reports that at least ten people were killed in an israeli strike on a residential building in lebanon. venezuela's opposition leader, maria corina machado, leads anti—government demonstrations in caracas, promising cont

windy and coastal areas adjacent to the irish sea. —— irish sea.atures falling way to about 17 degrees. fresher for the rest of the country. as we head into tomorrow, we start off with the cloud and patchy rain. that clears, then a day of sunshine and blustery showers. the heaviest will be in the north of the country. temperatures not too dissimilar to what we are looking at today, 14 to about 23. thank you very much. we will talk to you later. we've been hearing this morning about knife crime, ahead of the launch of a series of amnesties across england and wales. alongside machetes and samurai swords, the government is hoping the scheme will reduce the number of zombie—style knives on the streets. these usually have a sharp edge on one side and a serrated edge on the other. zombie knives are already banned, but a loophole means they can still be sold if they don't have images or words depicting violence on their handles. however, from the 24th of september, all zombie—style knives will be illegal, and the government says people will face jail time