and there will be generally a mixture of sunny spells and showers quite widely across the british islesurn for northern ireland just in time for the school run and commute. now once monday is out of the way, the rest of the week falls into something of a pattern, we have rain at times, it will be breezy, and with the wind coming from the west and south—west for the most part it will be mild. we establish that pattern as early as tuesday. it might not seem that way initially because the skies might have cleared overnight and it will be a chilly start on tuesday, and a lot of dry and bright fine weather around. but the weather fronts from the atlantic make their presence felt across western parts initially. the further east, the drier your day will be. eventually the weather front will come to tumble its way ever further towards the east and south, bringing pretty wet spells of weather and whilst you are sandwiched between the warm front and the cold front, murky fare with the cloud sitting very low in the atmosphere. wednesday, low—pressure close by to scotland will keep it very blustery

li‘u‘é: hit“ north of the british isles, the north of the british isles, saturday was never going toat day. further south, the showers have been in central and western areas but in the evening and overnight, showers going to the north and east as the rain band in the north works its way into the northern isles. later in the night, a new area of cloud, wind and rain across the south western quarter. quite a cold night, the wind will be a real feature as the rain moved north through the midlands and wales, blustery showers behind it. a much improved day for scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. not only warm, but this would be some sunshine. low pressure across the south—western corner on monday in the first part of the day. elsewhere, quite a bit of cloud, a fairamount of dry elsewhere, quite a bit of cloud, a fair amount of dry weather, most of the showers across the north and north—west. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. sinn fein have been celebrating big gains in northern ireland's assembly elections. the dup is still the biggest party but with just one mo

the heaviest of the rain working its way across scotland, getting up towards the northern isles.. those are values would expect to see by daytime at this time of year. still quite wet across some of these western higher ground areas. but, as i say, with a bit of blackness and some dry areas across east anglia and the south—east, could be looking at around 21,22, and the south—east, could be looking at around 21, 22, and and the south—east, could be looking ataround 21, 22, and even and the south—east, could be looking at around 21, 22, and even under that cloud and rain you are well into the teens. on friday, that wet weather dominating the scene across central and northern scotland gradually through the day, easing its way north. friday still pretty cloudy for many, a week weather front going through the british isles, more cloud than anything else and then, by sunday, we are building in high pressure. the showers that will be a theme of saturday for many parts of the british isles will, in fa ct, parts of the british isles will, in fact, tend to fade away as that pressure toppl

some sunshine and persistent rain largely saved for the shetland isles. it makes room for another one, the first part of monday, a glancing blow into the south—west corner but in its own rights that will be another spell of rather wet and windy fair, monday elsewhere and in between sort of day, not an awful lot going on, dry weather, brightness and the bulk of the showers across the northern and north—western parts of scotland and northern ireland. the isobars start a ridge from monday into tuesday, more settled conditions, much of it comes overnight, a chilly night, and we look towards the atlantic to see the next spell of pretty wet weather piling into wards northern ireland, and eventually the western fringes of scotla nd and eventually the western fringes of scotland and wales with the best of scotland and wales with the best of the weather to be found through tuesday towards the east. the fronts come to get you here. at least the frontal systems clear away for the most pa rt frontal systems clear away for the most part in the north sea and the englis

of scotland. 60-70 the northern isles of scotland. 60—70 mph in the far north.south and slightly cloudier than monday. temperature is not as high. largely dry on wednesday with high. largely dry on wednesday with high pressure in charge and variable amounts of cloud but decent spells of sunshine. breezy in the far north—west. you can find more details on the weather through the week ahead when you live on the website. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7:00pm. the brexit secretary urges mps to back the bill for exiting the eu, to pave the way for the triggering of article 50. what we can't have is either house of parliament reversing the decision of the british people. the iraqi army continues to make gains against so—called islamic state. we've heard three car bombs going on in the distance, we've also had a lot incoming mortar fire, you can hear now the sounds of battle. following a night of violence in rotterdam, turkey's president warns the netherlands it will "pay the price" for expelling his foreign minister. at least 48 people have been killed in a landsl

strong winds as you can see, gusts up to 70mph developing across the northern isles of scotland withly less breezy elsewhere, still mild for this time of year. in the sunnier spells we're likely to see 15 or 16 degrees. could be a degree or so higher in one or two spots. as for the first day of the cheltenham festival, a decent looking day. quite a bit of cloud but some brightness around. mild, 13 or 1a degrees with a gentle south—westerly breeze. heading through the latter part of tuesday evening and overnight, a few spots ofjust light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. quite cloudy with some mist and hill fog in the west. further north, clearer skies moving in, particularly for northern england and scotland and northern ireland. temperatures a bit fresher here first thing wednesday. wednesday is looking like a decent day for many of us. high pressure in charge. variable amounts of cloud. cloudy towards the south and south—west for a time. the best of the sunshine towards north—eastern parts of the country. some rain in the far north—west but elsewhere dry and temper

this low pressure close to the heart of the british isles, at the heart of the british isles, at theite intense and could turn quite readily to snow across parts of the midlands. further south, the wind quite noticeable, four times above the gusts 60—70 miles an hour on expose coastal hills in the south—west. as we get into the small hours of monday, so that system fades away, the skies clear and there could be a touch of frost in one 01’ there could be a touch of frost in one or two spots. aplenty in scotland. new cloud and rain comes into the south—west, tied in with a fast moving system which will cause real problems during the course of the day across parts of france. if you are heading that way, check on the forecast. that system eventually will pull away from the far south—west leaving a mixture of sunny spells and showers. some of the more persistent showers are likely to be found in northern and western parts of scotland. there will be a dotting the showers to the eastern side of the pennines as well. quite a bit of cloud in the first part the day. somewhat brighter in south—

strong winds, gusts up to 70 miles per hour developing across the northern isles of scotland.e of year. in the sunnier spells, 15 or 16 degrees. a degree or so higher in one or two spots. the first day of the cheltenham festival, decent day. cloud but quite bright. mild, 13 or 1a degrees with a gentle south—westerly breeze. through the latter part of tuesday evening and overnight, a few spots of light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. cloudy with some mist and hill fog. further north, clearer skies. particularly northern england and scotland and northern ireland. temperatures fresher first thing. wednesday is looking like a decent day for many of us. high pressure in charge. variable cloud. cloudy towards the south and south—west for a time. the best of the sunshine towards north—eastern parts of the country. some rain in the far north—west but elsewhere dry and temperatures still in the mid—teens. pleasant enough day on wednesday. thursday, a bit of a change. the atlantic low pressure system bringing this fairly weak weather front. breezy day on thursday. exp

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a date 01’ towards the northern isles. a date or at towards the northern isles.e for many. a little bit higher, ten or 11 degrees for glasgow belfast. dobell13 again for cardiff and london. i pressure remains in charge of our weather through this weekend. that will bring a lot of fine and dry weather widget more on the way of cloud developing as he reached sunday. saturday looks a decent day across large parts of the uk, italy star but regular sunshine through day and it should reach 1a or 15 degrees in the south—east and 13 degrees also for belfast and edinburgh. there is a lwa ys for belfast and edinburgh. there is always a bit of a breeze blowing across the southern half of the uk through this weekend. a lot cloud around on sunday but many places will be fine and dry and some spells of sunshine to be had. again, clings to be had north you are. dry through the weekend if you get sunshine it will be warm but gradually by night. you are watching bbc news. i am babita sharma. the headlines. four people have died after a man drove a car into pedestrians on westmins

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with low pressure close by and british isles, no wonder we have had such an unsettled side of the week a little bit more wintry. there is busily something lurking out in the winds, but that won't arrive before the damp isa but that won't arrive before the damp is a red away, giving a cool start to wednesday. a dry enough start to wednesday. a dry enough start for many, but there will be a spring clean showers across northern and western parts exposed to the north—westerly breeze. adobe fall by the dry start, because as you see that grey build of howard eventually comes into the southern counties of england and wales, providing a wet the day and a windy one as you will see. further north, it is a mixture of sunny spells and showers for the northern and western parts of scotland. central part should do nicely, a lot sunshine here. not doing much for that averages. northern ireland, later in the day, beginning to cloud up, showers giving way to rain. showers aplenty across northern parts of england. and maybe in the north—east of wales, the north midlands, doing nicely, perhaps more sunsh

brain wafting across the british isles overnight into wednesday.across the hills of wales and the north—west of england. again, generally speaking, the further south and east you are, the drier and former your table b. thursday, we still have this run of mild south and south westerly breezes. there are active weather fronts with the potential to bring heavy rain to wales and the north—west of england, but in that flow, notice how we warn those collars up quite wildly. if you get caught in the rain, it will be cold. 14, 15 degrees is above the seasonal norm. it could be close to 20 or 21 degrees in the south—east. lots of dry weather, but by friday, the low pressure is on our doorstep, throwing the prospect of an u nsettled throwing the prospect of an unsettled start to the weekend. this is bbc news at 2pm. the headlines: cheering cheers outside court, as a royal marine who killed an injured taliban fighter in afghanistan is given a seven year prison sentence, but told he will be freed in two weeks. alexander blackman was jailed for murder in 2013,

it is earlyjuly and the isles of scilly are getting ready for a very busy day.dren? yeah. two ships coming in today, and it is not a usual day. to date ships. harbour master bail clarke is expected to welcome a large number of passengers. it is all hands on deck. every know we have 1000 people coming onshore in a morning and they haven't had lunch thenit morning and they haven't had lunch then it is time to batten down the hatches. how we welcome to -- and be ready to welcome all these people this morning? i think they're going to have a very nice day here, there is not much wind and it is warm. to have a very nice day here, there is not much wind and it is warmm is not much wind and it is warmm is just before 9am and the cruise ship is at anchor and it is time to pick up passengers. 100 years ago, scilly boasted a huge pilchard fishing fleet, but today tourism is the archipelago's main industry. welcome to scilly in the sunshine, enjoy your day. ayes at the boatman, the town is filling up. we knew we we re the town is filling up. we knew we were coming, as long

further south, northern isles with heavy showers on the cards.lock, heavy showers to the northern and western isles with the odd rumble of thunder in line with those strong winds and big waves. scotland and northern ireland, a bright start almost. isolated showers. glad if a northern england. a bit of hill fog. for much of england and central eastern parts, relatively right. sunny spells breaking through. a cloudy day then we saw during monday. most places, dried. gusts up to 70 miles per hour developing across the northern ireland —— the northern isles of scotland. less breezy elsewhere, still mild for this time of year. sunny spells, 15 or 16 degrees. a degree also higher. in one or two spots. the first day the cheltenham festival, decent. cloud but quite bright. 13 or 14 degrees with a gentle south—westerly breeze. through the latter part of tuesday and overnight, a few spots of light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. some mist and hill fog. further north, clearer skies. particularly northern england and scotland. pressure fir

it will feel breezy and particularly windy across the northern isles of scotland where the strength ofr the rest of the uk, a quieter day to come. we will start off with quite a lot of cloud but certainly mild and frost free from the word go. the cloud should break up later in the day. let's start off across scotland and northern ireland, some sunshine in the morning. scattered showers will continue in the north of scotland, particularly in the northern and western isles where it will be breezy. heading south, largely dry across england and wales. a lot of cloud for northern england, parts of wales and the south—west. some hill fog and possibly the odd spot of drizzle. a murky start. for central and eastern parts of england, the cloud is thin so the sunshine will break through. sunny spells developing through the day. slightly cloudy further north—west across england and wales. sunshine and showers for scotland, but 70 mph gusts of wind combined with big waves for the northern isles. the winds and waves could cause disruption here. northern ireland, not a bad day. mostly dry with sunsh

helping to keep the isles of scilly afloat. hello, welcome to inside out, south west.ry year, thousands of offenders are released from prison and put on the supervision of the probation service. a number of murders here in the south—west have thrown the spotlight onto how that service is being run and the concerns of families who have had to fight for answers. his whole life was just snuffed out in half an hour. no family should have to go through what we have gone through. for more than two years, andrea sharp has been trying to get to the bottom of a terrible family tragedy. today she is heading for london, where she hopes she will finally get some answers. itjust piles on the agony of dragging everything out, we shouldn't have to go through this. the answer should have been there. this is the last photo of her son, he was a popular local builder who grew up on the outskirts of plymouth and served in the navy. he loved his family, his friends and football. he was just 27 when he was brutally murdered here on new year's eve 2014. i can't do it. my son was so young and

cornwall may stay disappointing, along with the channel isles.degrees. some could see highs of 16 degrees, that's 61 fahrenheit. as we go through thursday night into friday, eastern areas could see a touch of light frost under clearer skies. at the same time the cloud gathers to the west. a change to come as we move into friday. still a southerly breeze. it's still going to be mild, but showery outbreaks of rain and little bit more cloud crossing the country. 7—13 the high. now, the real change will come into the weekend. we lose that southerly flow, and the winds turn to more of a westerly. isobars are squeezing together. the breeze will dry in cooler air. a noticeable difference into the weekend. there will be sunshine. rain at times. not all doom and gloom, but it will feel just that little bit cooler. take care. our top stories. accusations of ethnic when cleansing in south sudan. fire tears through a government run home in guatemala. at least 30 people dead after so—called islamic state storm the military headquarters dressed as doctors in a

there was a bright enough start to the day across eastern parts of the british isles on tuesday, but from the western side of scotland ever further towards the south and east. low pressure very much the dominant feature, and there's obviously something waiting in the wings just to the west of us. and that doesn't arrive just in time to stop the temperatures dribbling away again, it'll be a chilly start for wednesday. some wintry showers across the north of scotland, watch out for some ice here as well. but if you can avoid the showers, there's plenty of sunshine to be had across the north of britain, things changing quite markedly, though, as we get on into the afternoon, across the southern parts of both england and wales, where it is turning increasingly wet, and eventually, really very windy indeed. so some detail for the middle part of the afternoon. there is that combinations of sunny spells and showers. quite a noticeable wind, but this time, unlike tuesday, coming from the west rather than the north. so it might feel a tad milder, but not much. temperatures five, six, or seven

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that will clear aberdeenshire but not the northern isles., back into the sunshine, the sunshine will turn more milky. temperatures between seven and 11. up here, it will feel cold with a high of only five. the evening and overnight. the rain was an heavier in south—west england and wales. the temperatures will rise. —— the rain will turn. quickly, the rain pushes off to the north sea. transient snow in the hills of scotland. a second weather front goes south, bringing more rain to the southern counties of england and also wales. not as cold a night here, but chilly. tomorrow, murk in southern areas starting us off. low cloud and rain and hill fog around. northern england and scotland and northern england and scotland and northern ireland, some brighter skies and sunshine and a blustery day wherever you are, really. look at the temperatures, going into double figures readily. ten in aberdeen to a high of 14 in london. for the rest of wednesday, you can see how the weather front pulls away, bringing rain to the channel islands. then it turns a

there was bright enough start to the day across eastern parts of the british isles on tuesday, but ite we were driving belts of weather down from the western side of scotland ever further towards the south and east. low pressure very much the dominant feature, and there's obviously something waiting in the wings, just to the west of us. and that doesn't arrive just in time for the temperatures dribbling away again, it'll be a chilly start for wednesday. some wintry showers across the north of scotland, watch out for some ice here as well. but if you can avoid the showers, there's plenty of sunshine to be had across the north of britain, things changing quite markedly, though, as we get on into the afternoon, across the southern parts of both england and wales, where it is turning increasingly wet, and eventually, really very windy indeed. so some detail to the middle part of the afternoon. there is that combinations of sunny spells and showers. quite a noticeable wind, but this time, unlike tuesday, coming from the west rather than the north. so it might feel a tad milder, but not muc

just cornwall may stay disappointing, along with the channel isles.eratures responding with the sunshine. a beautiful spring day for many. 9—15 degrees. one or two could see highs of 16 degrees, that's 6! fahrenheit. as we go through thursday night into friday, eastern areas could see a touch of light frost under clearer skies. at the same time the cloud gathers out to the west. a change to come as we move into friday. still a southerly breeze. it's still going to be mild, but some showery outbreaks of rain and more cloud crossing the country. 7—13 the high. now, the real change will come into the weekend. we lose that southerly flow and the winds swing round more to a westerly. isobars are squeezing together. the breeze will drive in cooler air. so a noticeable difference into the weekend. there will be sunshine. rain at times. not all doom and gloom, but it will feel just that little bit cooler. take care. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and sally nugent. the chancellor accused of breaking an election promise on national insurance. empl

strong winds, gusts up to 70mph developing across the northern isles of scotland.s time of year. in the sunnier spells, we're likely to see 15 or 16 degrees. a degree or so higher in one or two spots. the first day of the cheltenham festival, a decent day. cloud but quite bright. mild, 13 or 1a degrees with a gentle south—westerly breeze. heading through the latter part of tuesday evening and overnight, a few spots of light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. quite cloudy with some mist and hill fog in the west. further north, clearer skies moving in, particularly in northern england and scotland and northern ireland. temperatures fresher first thing. wednesday is looking like a decent day for many of us. high pressure in charge. variable cloud. cloudy towards the south and south—west for a time. the best of the sunshine towards north—eastern parts of the country. some rain in the far north—west but elsewhere dry and temperatures still in the mid—teens. a pleasant enough day on wednesday. thursday, a bit of a change. the next atlantic low pressure sy

more cloud in the northern isles, especially towards shetland.and and northern ireland, where temperatures in the manner and tyrone and the highlands of scotland could get up to 17—19 or so —— in the manner. cooler around the north sea coast of england. west of wales, 70 degrees, a bit like today. a little cloud wandering up the tunnel isles, still a clean wind blowing —— the channel islands. for the football, as we head into the evening, it looks like it is going to be fine and dry. temperatures will fall away very quickly once the sun goes down. warms up again on monday with some sunshine. a few areas of cloud wandering up again from the english channel. more particularly across north—east england and heading into scotland. the eastern side of scotland in particular will not be as warm as today. some social and further not as strong in the southern parts of england. gradually the high pressure is going to be broken down early next week. this weather front pushing up from the south threatens to bring with it some showers that could be heavy and

the highest temperatures in scotla nd isles. possible in the north and west of wales. generally about the need teams. the edge taken off the sunshine by the stronger winds in southern england. it could bea winds in southern england. it could be a touch cooler than saturday in devon and cornwall and temperatures pegged back on the coast with the onshore breeze. a lovely evening if you are heading to wembley for the football on sunday. but once the sun goes down we could find those temperatures falling very quickly. that's not quite so though, because on monday there will be a bit more cloud around, especially moving northwards into northern england and southern scotland, northern ireland. still a lovely day in the north—west of scotland. for most of england and wales there will be sunshine. not as windy in the south. still 16— 17 degrees. not as warmer we have a cloud. things gradually change as we look towards the south—west. we push away the high pressure that's keeping it fine and sunny and we will introduce some showers perha

strong winds, gusts up to 70 miles per hour developing across the northern isles of scotland.sunnier spells, 15 or 16 degrees. a degree or so higher in one or two spots. the first day the cheltenham festival, decent day. cloud but quite bright. mild, 13 or 14 degrees with a gentle south—westerly breeze. through the latter part of tuesday evening and overnight, a few spots of light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. cloudy with some mist and hill fog. further north, clearer skies. particularly northern england and scotland and northern ireland. pressure first thing. wednesday is looking like a decent day for many of us. high pressure in charge. variable cloud. cloudy towards the south and south—west for a time. the best of the sunshine towards north—eastern parts of the country. some rain in the far north—west but elsewhere dry and temperatures still in the mid—teens. pleasant enough day on wednesday. thursday, a bit of a change. the atlantic low pressure system bringing this fairly weak weather front. breezy day on thursday. expecially in the north—west. it is

strong winds, gusts up to 70 miles per hour developing across the northern isles of scotland.the sunnier spells, 15 or 16 degrees. a degree or so higher in one or two spots. the first day of the cheltenham festival, decent day. cloud but quite bright. mild, 13 or 14 degrees with a gentle south—westerly breeze. through the latter part of tuesday evening and overnight, a few spots of light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. cloudy with some mist and hill fog. further north, clearer skies. particularly northern england and scotland and northern ireland. temperatures fresher first thing. wednesday is looking like a decent day for many of us. high pressure in charge. variable cloud. cloudy towards the south and south—west for a time. the best of the sunshine towards north—eastern parts of the country. some rain in the far north—west but elsewhere dry and temperatures still in the mid—teens. pleasant enough day on wednesday. thursday, a bit of a change. the atlantic low pressure system bringing this fairly weak weather front. breezy day on thursday. expecially in the

the only exception is the isles of scilly and maybe the channel isles staying drizzly. have the temperatures falling away. a touch of light frost. cloud and rain gathers in the west, an indication of what's to come as we move into friday. a different day, more cloud around, but big centrepieces of rain. poor visibility. around, but big centrepieces of rain. poorvisibility. coastal around, but big centrepieces of rain. poor visibility. coastal and hill fog. still on the mild side until we move towards the weekend. the winds swing to a westerly, so that will bring a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather. it will push in cooler air of the atlantic. the breeze is still an issue. there will be dry weather to be found at the weekend. sunny spells and some rain at times and just feeling that little bit more fresh. you have been warned! take care. hello. you're watching bbc news. our main headlines: the boss of the giant south korean conglomerate, samsung has gone on trialfor corruption.

across the northern isles, the showers continue on the breeze.south, the wind strengthens and this evening and overnight it may touch gale or severe gale force across the south coast of devon and cornwall. it encourages more rain and cloud to come in here, perhaps east anglia. generally speaking skies will be clearer. these are towns and cities. it will be frosty in the countryside. given we've had a bit of rain and sleet there could be icy patches, even a little freezing fog first thing friday. the rain is more limited in the south tomorrow. the breeze does start to ease off and we'll see brighter skies materialising. eventually. we still have that keen breeze and the showers for the lawlor isles but for many parts friday as drier, brighter there will be more sunshine around. the winds start ease. it will not feel so chilly. temperatures are little higher. as i hinted earlier with the high withers for the weekend, we should see similar conditions through saturday and sunday. we keep a clean breeze near the south coast. it will make it feel a lit

rain to be had in the north and west and into the northern isles as well, where it will be breezy.n the south—west of england. rain will fragment in the latter part of the morning. a few showers but they will be few and far between. we will see a scattering of showers developing. sunshine and showers into the afternoon but lengthy spells of sunshine for many especially to the west. things quieten down to monday evening and overnight as this ridge of high pressure building. we are looking towards the west for this next spell of wind and rain to move in. it'll be a chilly start for many but brighter on tuesday. clouds and the rain moving into northern ireland and things going downhill here and it will be windy and it makes its way across the irish sea in the afternoon. then to the evening, it looks like the rain will ci’oss evening, it looks like the rain will cross pretty much all parts. i think we will all see rain on tuesday. but it is on the move heading towards the near continent. by the middle of the near continent. by the middle of the week, it that is out of the way but still

strong winds as you can see, gusts up to 70mph developing across the northern isles of scotland withn the sunnier spells we're likely to see 15 or 16 degrees. could be a degree or so higher in one or two spots. as for the first day of the cheltenham festival, a decent looking day. mild, 13 or 14 degrees with a gentle south—westerly breeze. heading through the latter part of tuesday evening and overnight, a few spots ofjust light patchy rain moving south across england and wales. quite cloudy with some mist and hill fog in the west. further north, clearer skies moving in, particularly for northern england and scotland and northern ireland. temperatures a bit fresher here first thing wednesday. wednesday is looking like a decent day for many of us. high pressure in charge. variable amounts of cloud. cloudy towards the south and south—west for a time. the best of the sunshine towards north—eastern parts of the country. some rain in the far north—west but elsewhere dry and temperatures still in the mid—teens. a pleasant enough day on wednesday. into thursday, a bit of a change because we

more cloud in the northern isles, especially towards shapland.skies across the rest of scotla nd shapland. blue skies across the rest of scotland and northern ireland. —— towards shetland. temperatures could get up to 17—19. towards shetland. temperatures could get up to 17—19 . cooler towards the north sea coast of england. across the north and west of wales, 17 degrees, bit like today. a bit of cloud wandering up to the tip of cornwall, still a keen wind across southern parts of england, perhaps southern parts of england, perhaps south wales as well. for the football in the evening it looks like fine and dry. again the temperatures will fall away very quickly once the sun goes down. it warms up on quickly once the sun goes down. it warms up on monday with some sunshine but a few areas of cloud wandering up from the english channel. more particularly across north is being wind and heading into scotland. for the eastern side of scotla nd scotland. for the eastern side of scotland it will not be as warm as today. sunshine further south, the wind i

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some rain fringing into the south of wales and it gets across to the isle of wight.mainly in the south—east, and it is a reasonable start to the day in wales. eastern counties of england have outbreaks of rain. much brighter in the north—west of england and a bright start to the day in northern ireland. more cloud for large parts of scotland. other places will be dry. rain to be had in the north and west and into the northern isles as well, where it will be breezy. things will improve in the south—west of england. rain will fragment in the latter part of the morning. a few showers but they will be few and far between. the wetter weather in the eastern pa rt the wetter weather in the eastern part of england. we will see a scattering of showers developing. sunshine and showers into the afternoon but lengthy spells of sunshine for many especially to the west. things quieten down monday evening and overnight as this ridge of high pressure builds in. we are looking towards the west for this next spell of wind and rain to move in. it'll be a chilly start for many but brigh

that could have and western isles. that could have an impact on travel.s across central and eastern parts of england, they may get to 18 celsius. very mild, especially when the sun is shining. not a huge amount of change. if you wea k syste ms not a huge amount of change. if you weak systems moving south—east but by the end of the week it will be turning cooler and windy and for many of us wetter. this is bbc news at five — the headlines. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has confirmed she wants to hold a second referendum on scottish independence between the autumn of next year and the spring of 2019. it would be wrong for scotland to be taken down a path that it has no control over, regardless of the consequences for our economy, for our society, for our place in the world, for our very sense of who we are as a country. but the response from downing street is forthright — accusing the scottish government of losing sight of the main issues. the tunnel vision that the snp has chosen today is deeply regrettable, it said scotland on more course fo

i know he has consistently put forward the unique characteristics of the isle of wight. we've already been able to support the islands economy through both the local growth fields of 183 million pounds, and also supporting the isle of wight rural program. my friend particularly refers to rural funding. i want to make sure we make the best of the diverse strengths about britain's cities, regions and islands, and i'm sure that on the island the business community and counsel will work togethero create the best possible condition for growth d competitiveness. >> mr. speaker, it is our two single markets that are the backbone of our economy and yet the prime minister wants to rip us away from one, and they want to break up the other. and she tell me is a really a price worth paying, the risky and reckless approach she is taking to brexit, the breakup of brexit? >> prime minister? >> the honorable gentleman is wrong when he uses the term that it want to rip the 19 to away from the single market. what we want to do -- know. this is, this is, i'm sorry. i'm sorry to say to hono

rain towards the northern isles but in between fine and dry with clear skies and light winds. be had on friday with the weather front drifting away towards the south. high pressure is firmly in charge all the way to the end of the week and into the weekend. friday again a cold start for some particular southern scotland and northern england we have light winds but here will be a lovely day with plenty of sunshine in light wind. breeze top and tail of the country, a little bit of rain in the south—west and maybe a little bit of rain towards the northern isles. decent day temperature wise for many. a little bit higher, ten or 11 degrees for glasgow and belfast. 13 again for cardiff and london. high pressure remains in charge of our weather through this weekend. that will bring a lot of fine and dry weather, more in the way of cloud developing as we reach sunday. saturday, a decent day across large parts of the uk, chilly start but sunshine through the day and it should reach 1a or 15 in the south—east and 13 also for belfast and edinburgh. always a bit of a breeze blowing across

it could still just about the northern isles later on.enough for some patches of rain. the south—west heading across into the midlands féééhfififéefiéirif-eiim see the best of the féééhfififéefiéirif-eiim see the be and the best of the temperatures, and the best of the sunshine. this evening and overnight, the rain picks up across southern and western areas. there will be quite a soggy night here. very windy with gales developing a whole rash of - developing and whole rash of showers developing and emerging into longer spells of rain. some snow on the high ground. another mild night to come across southern and eastern areas. monday isa southern and eastern areas. monday is a messy picture. low pressure bringing further gales to scotland through the morning, and this weather front a really weather front bringing a really 5°99y weather front bringing a really soggy gauge weather front bringing a really soggy gauge of much of england and wales. it slowly will move its way south—eastwards but never really clears away summer south—eastwards but ne

for the northern isles in scotland, the cloud thickenerfor some northern isles in scotland, the clouds. that is the exception. for the rest of scotla nd the exception. for the rest of scotland and northern ireland, plenty of sunshine, with temperatures up to 17. 18 celsius and around manchester, perhaps 19 for western wales. 18 celsius for the warmest spot in south—west england. dusty winds around the south coast, making it feel a bit cooler will stop especially around east anglia and kent. the wind keeps the frost at bay over southern england tonight. again temperatures will take a tumble tonight, with lows of “i! or —5 in the countryside. they could be some fog patches first thing in the morning. essentially, another gorgeous day with lots of spring sunshine. cool, easterly winds continuing to make their presence felt in the south, but otherwise a similar day with temperatures a degree down across england, but still warm for the time of year. next week, a decent start to the week ahead, but it will turn cloudy across western areas from midweek onwards, with the threat of rain and br

pushing ever further eastwards, this weather front comes across the british isles and as you thought stuck with it! showers in north scotland, in between, not a bad day. more available on the website, see you in 30 minutes. if this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: you are the chancellor phillip hammond rejects calls for "huge spending you are sprees" in his first post—brexit budget on wednesday. a as we embark on the journey that we'll be taking over the next couple of years, we are confident that we've enough gas in the tank to see us through that journey. president trump is told to prove his claims that barack 0bama ordered his phones to be tapped during the election. also in the next hour — francois fillon faces a crucial test of his popularity. the supporters of the scandal—hit french presidential candidate gather for a rally in paris, as cracks emerge in his campaign. these are the live scenes of the gathering in the shadow of the eiffel tower. boxer tony bellew, upsets the odds by beating david haye,

this is the shampoo isle at the king street safeway in san francisco and what you are witnessing is ah mob, no they are not dancing type this group is basically stripping the shelves of its product this group of about 7 is filling backpacks and large bags with the high end shampoos and anything else they can grab.one man was carrying tide pod laundry container, he sits them on the ground and begins to grab other items off the shelves and places them in a bag just as quickly as they arrive they bolt form the store it lasted about 56 seconds but wait there's more here is video of an attack. the man in the glasses is a manager at the same safeway and he is attempting to stop a group of people from doing the same thing ..as more people approach he extends his arms out to keep them for going any further, however the man in the backpack motions more people to get involved and then they begin to attack the manager it's a full on attack until a bystander the man in the blue jacket gets involved to help the store manager it also appears that a security guard also got involved to help fend off