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no, kylie, icompletely take all of that., i mean, the context is a country you intended to visit, which clearly, you know, has a government and an overall sort of governing philosophy, which is extremely suspicious of the west, indeed hostile to the west, and you knew the context, of, for example, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, a british, dual national british citizen as well as iranian, who'd been to visit her family and was arrested in 2016 and was in prison when you, you know, in 2018 made yourjourney. ijust, again, i'm just wondering... i actually didn't know. i actually didn't know much about nazanin at all. i'd never actually heard of hostage diplomacy. i'd never heard that the iranian regime takes innocent foreign nationals or dual nationals hostage. it's never... you know, now it's a big deal in the british media, but even in the australian media today, i think nazanin and anoosheh ashoori's homecoming was, you know, a minor news story for 2h hours. certainly, in 2018 when i travelled to iran, i don't recall her situatio

now instagram is borrowing that model. >> reporter: it's a sign that even san francisco tourist kylie jang has noticed. >> when i go on that platform, i want to see the cute stuff my friends post. and i feel like it's just like a waste time. >> reporter: photographer audrey butler has noticed the change too. >> there is a huge demand for instagram as just still images. at least from what i see within the photography community. i think that people -- there is a demand for things like reels in tiktok. but i think people do want their still image feeds again. >> reporter: but the reason for the insta response to kim and kylie's complaints, ask snapchat and the billion bucks they lost when kylie complained years ago. >> snapchat actually took a really big hit from that. its stock dropped more than 8% that day. >> reporter: the reason for the instagram change away from photos of your friends to videos posted by strangers is money. >> if they can get you to scroll for three hours and lose track of time, then they've won. >> reporter: it's all about the money, andria. so did the gambit to st

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kylie was first to break the story. first, tell us more about the offer?ing, the biden administration has put forth this offer for victor boot. he is a convicted armed trader. he has been smuggling arms around the world for years, and he is serving a 25-year prison sentence here in the u.s. the biden administration putting him forth as part of this potential deal to try and get paul whelan and brittney griner home to the united states. our reporting is that the department of justice was opposed to putting victor boot on the table just because of how significant his crimes really are. he is quite infamous, jake, but it was president biden who supported doing it, and that is essentially what overrode the objections of the department of justice. now administration officials are saying today this offer was put on the table weeks ago. our reporting is it was put on the table back in june. the secretary of state said today there was a substantial offer to try to get griner and whelan home to the united states, but he didn't get into those details. but he does pl

tonight -- michael che, kylie minogue, author leila mottley featuring the 8gand with fred armisen andoe russo ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause good to hear in that case, let's get to the news after president biden met last week with the k-pop band bts,

>> kylie, thank you very much. and kylie's reporting so crucial there.silver platter to putin and still no response. i want to go to james wade. he coached griner for three years in russia and is the current manager of the chicago sky. i'm glad to have you back. you had been critical that the u.s. hadn't done enough to get brittney home. now that we're hear thing offer is on the table, victor boot, the merchant of death, you know, played by nicholas cage in a movie. he matters to putin. people know who he is. are you encouraged by this announcement today? >> i'm very encouraged with the news from the secretary blinken that they've made an offer to do everything they can to bring americans home, including b.g. so we're -- i think we can all be encouraged by this news. hopefully, the trial continues to proceed. and it's just good to hear her voice and hear her speak and hear her side of the story. so it's all encouraging news, because it's progressing as far as where it was a week ago and weeks before that. so now we're getting into this territory where it

kylie jenner, huge on instagram.p trying to make instagram look like tiktok, we want to see our friends and family on this app. a few years ago i believe she tweeted about snap and the redesign, and it sent the stock plummeting. she has good timing. facebook's earnings are in two days so she is voicing this early. emily: these efforts by meta to make facebook and instagram like tiktok, is this the right direction? should they differentiate instagram and facebook from tiktok? >> i would say tiktok is the best place for views on the worst place to build a sustained reoccurring audience. instagram's identity for so long was these -- the place for building a dedicated audience. so if they go all in for a tiktok for you page, feed for you is what we call the tiktok feed, that devalues it. this is a departure for them identity-wise. i'm curious to see how that plays out. emily: on that note, should instagram lean into more things that make instagram great rather than just copy tiktok? >> on one hand that is a way to keep y

could this be another case of the kylie curse? the meta earnings call underway.eo mark talking about the company's hiring freeze. take a listen. mark: our plan is to steadily reduce headcount growth over the next year. many teams are going to shrink so we can shift energy to other areas inside the company. ♪ emily: now going viral. meta platforms is facing backlash after some of the most influential figures on their platforms, the kardashians, are speaking out. kylie jenner and kim kardashian specifically speaking out against recent changes to facebook and instagram, making both platforms look and feel more like tiktok. the pair have a combined 686 million followers on instagram alone. instagram's ceo even posting a video explaining the move, which some believe puts meta's interests above their users. sarah frier had a back-and-forth with them on twitter. let's talk about what kim and kylie said, don't make instagram look like tiktok. sarah: make it so i can see posts from my friends again, please. kim kardashian added, pretty please. i think the kardashians have

cnn's kylie atwood broke the story for us, she joins us now. kylie, hello to you. about this offer from the biden administration to the russians? >> significant on, we're learning that victor booth is convicted arms dealer is part of the proposal that the biden administration has put forward. to secure the release of paul whelan and brittney griner. he is an infamous guy. he has carried out a number of really significant crimes. he is known around the world for decades. he was smuggling arms into countries that are active war zones. places like afghanistan and south america. in the middle east. so this is someone that the russians have had their eye on the kremlin has made it clear through russian state media. that they want him back. so it's significant that the biden administration is now willing, and has put him on the table. we are told that the department of justice officials were opposed to putting him fourth. it was president biden who supported putting him on the table. which eventually overrode their objections. the secretary of state, tony blinken, said t

. >>> and kim kardashian and kylie jenner are urging instagram to stop trying to copy tiktok. the sisters posting a message to the millions of followers saying make instagram instagram again. meta, the parent company of facebook have been pushing facebook and instagram into shorter videos. the market dominated by tiktok. jenner and kardashian are highly influential on social media and a few years ago kylie jenner slammed the snapchat redesign causing that stock to drop 7%. we don't see the same impact this time but we will hear from meta. i think they report tomorrow afternoon. we will see if they address that on their earnings call. jenner is a big cohort. >> that announcement will be longer than a tiktok video. >> i saw tama braxton saying, stop. >>> trying to be tiktok. >> they both look the same. >> just give me my pictures. >> thank you, birtha. >>> the hardships of trying to make it in the bay continue to weigh heavily on so many >>> good morning. let's take a look at the north bay. if you drive through this area, 's esko berry road, there's a project going on that does

. >> reporter: two separate but identical instagram stories from sisters kim kardashian and kylie jennersking to get instagram be instagram again got this answer. >> i want to be clear. we're going to continue to support photos. it's part of our heritage. i love photos. i know a lot of you love photos too. i do believe more and more of instagram will become video over time. >> reporter: the platform is serving up more videos from folks people don't follow in their feed. a cultural report for c-net says the shift is a direct result of the influence of tiktok. >> when you scroll through tiktok you see endless videos from people you don't necessarily follow and the algorithm learns what you want to see and continues to feed you that content. now instagram is borrowing that model. >> reporter: it's a change a tourist has noticed. >> i want to see the cute stuff my friends post. i feel like it's just a waste of time. >> reporter: photographer audrey butler has noticed the change too. >> there is a huge demand for instagram as just still images. at least from what i see within the photography

ky kylie jenner, kim kardashian, each of them has more than 300 million follows and their post linked to a change.org petition on this matter, it has more than 160,000 signatures. the head of instagram got wind of this and posted a message about it online. >> i'm hearing a lot of concerns about it right now are photos and how we're shifting to video. i want to ear, we'll continue to support photos, it's part of our heritage. i love photos. i know a lot of you love photos that said, i got to be honest, more and more instagram will become video. we see this evening if we change nothing and look at the chronological feed and what people share on instagram is shifting more and more to videos. if you see what people like and view is shifting to video even when we stop changing anything. we'll have to lean into that shift while continuing to support photos. >> instagram is not the first platform to feel the heat from kylie jenner. in 2018 she posted a tweet criticizing snap cchat and in a week it look a billion dollars. wow. >>> still ahead streaming on cbs news bay area. >> developing the

kylie atwood broke the story for us, she joined us, now. kylie, hello to you. what are you learning about this offer? >> reporter: it is significant that we are learning that this convicted arms dealer is part of the proposal that the vitamin ministration is put forward to try to secure the release of paul whalen and brittney griner. he is an infamous guy. he has carried out a number of really significant crimes. he is known around the world. for decades, he was smiling arms into countries that are active war zones. places like afghanistan and south america. the middle east. this is someone the russian has had their eye on. the kremlin has made it clear, the russian state media, they want him back. it is significant that the biden administration is willing, and has put him on the table. but, we are told that the department of justice officials were opposed to putting in force. he was president biden who supported putting them on the table. it eventually overrode the objections. the secretary of state said that there was a significant offer. that the biden admin

..there's kylie minogue. from suburban mechanic to the princess of pop.ion viewers in the uk, more than a third of the country. both the cast and storylines have become more diverse. neighbours had australia's first same—sex wedding on tv, broadcast soon after gay marriage was legalised in the country. forthe finale, neighbours stars have returned. i like to think i'm just going to hang the shoes up, or in paul's case, the suit up, and walk away. but i don't know. i think it will probably take a bit of a while to shake off. how the show ends is a closely guarded secret. the producers want the finale to be fulfilling, joyous, and a big group hug for all its fans, for whom neighbours became good friends. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, melbourne. # that's when good neighbours become good...friends #. you have been watching newsday. a reminder of our top story, the white house says president biden�*s phone conversation with his chinese counterpart was direct and straightforward. the pair spoke for more than two hours. that's it from newsday, thank so much forjoini

kylie minogue and jason donovan have shared behind the scenes shots of them on set, filming for theirmonth. jason tweeted "so good to be back with this absolute legend", whilst kylie said "now we're back together". their iconic wedding episode pulled an audience of almost 20 million when it was shown in the uk in 1988. that's all for now, stay with bbc world news. hello there. it's still very warm out there. the heat is still in place, and it follows the warmest day of the year so far in wales, with the temperature 29 degrees. for much of england, though, it was even hotter than that, with 32 in northolt west of london. that was monday�*s temperatures. tuesday's temperatures, well, they look a little bit different. cooling off by a few degrees across many parts of the country. changes coming down from the north—west, where we've got thicker cloud in scotland and northern ireland, bringing with it some patchy rain. that patchy rain will peter out for the most part as it runs southwards, bringing a few showers into england and wales, most places dry. a lot more cloud, some of it quite t

cnn's kylie atwood is live for us at the state department with more, kylie, what can you tell us?the defense did on griner's behalf today in the courtroom was have a specialist come forth that was a narcoticologist. and what this person testified it was likely that griner was using this cannabis oil in her bag for medical purposes, and not for recreational purposes. and this specialist talked about how there's frequent use of medical cannabis among athletes, particularly in the united states, of course, the chronic pain that they face due to injuries and also said it's incompatible with professional athletes to use a lot. to frequent use of active component in cannabis because of the effect it has on people. of course, with the slowed reaction time and the like. now, in previous hearings, brianna, we did see the defense bring former a letter from a doctor that was recommending that griner use medical cannabis. that was part of her defense. we have heard from brittney griner that she is guilty. she said, she did accidentally, of course, bring the cannabis oil into russia. we'll wat

..there's kylie minogue. from suburban mechanic to the princess of pop. the country. both the cast and story lines have become more diverse. neighbours had australia's first same—sex wedding on tv, broadcast soon after gay marriage was legalised in the country. forthe finale, neighbours stars have returned. i like to think i'm just going to hang the shoes up, or in paul's case, the suit up, and walk away. but i don't know. i think it will probably take a bit of a while to shake off. how the show ends is a closely guarded secret. the producers want the finale to be fulfilling, joyous, and a big group hug for all the fans, for whom neighbours became good friends. shaima kalil, bbc news, melbourne. # that's when good neighbours become good...friends #.

let's get right to kylie atwood at the state department with much more on the content of this letter.rittney griner in this letter that was delivered to president biden yesterday wrote about just how different this july 4th was for her in russian prison. of course, she said it has been painfully different because she's used to being in the united states celebrating american freedom, celebrating american veterans. she spoke about how her father was a vietnam war veteran. now, she's in prison. one of the powerful excerpts from this letter she talked about how fearful it is that she could be detained there a long time. she said in this letter to president biden, quote, as i sit near a russian prison alone with my thoughts and without protection of my wife, family, friends, olympic jersey or any accomplishments i'm terrified i might be here forever. i realize you're dealing with so much, but please don't forget about me and the other american detainees. please do all you can to bring us home. and, of course, she spoke about missing her wife, missing her family. missing her american basket

and kylie, not surprisingly, got swift backlash for the photo.ons or mine? another wrote girl, what am i recycling for, and another one said but it's us who must use the paper straws, and each comment got more than 42,000 likes, clearly people are frustrated with what some critics are calling ecohypocrites. >> hop on the train and the private jet to go ten minutes away. i had the great pleasure of meeting you in studio recently in new york, it was great, fantastic to see you. >> i loved being with you. so helpful and wonderful. very nice. >> sandra: great to see you, christina. thank you very much. john. >> john: that was a long time coming. bring in marc thiessen, so you have celebrities screaming from the rooftops about global warming, but then at the same time, flying around in their private jets. we made up a graphic from some data that was mined by the daily mail. mark wahlberg took a nine minute flight to go 19 miles, kim kardashian, ten minutes flight for 35 miles, steven spielberg, 17 minutes flight to go 28 miles and drake, the canadian

cnn's fred pleitgen is in berlin and cnn's kylie atwood is at the state department. said her rights were not read to her when she was detained at that airport on february 17th. what more has she said today? >> reporter: yeah, it has been a lot and we had -- we have been able to listen to the audio from the courtroom. she said no rights were read to her. she also said she was presented a bunch of documents at various occasions at the time she was originally being questioned at the airport, but she really didn't understand what was in those. and she had to use google translate on some of those documents to even remotely understand what they were about. she signed a bunch of things that were essentially not explained to her. and she also detailed some of what exactly happened and how it came to the fact that those two cartridges that the russians say they found in her luggage were actually found on her. she said she packed in an extreme rush to get back to russia, she didn't want to let the team that she plays for in russia down. she said she was extremely tired and had

. >> kylie atwood is here with me so kylie all i can think about when i was covering the presidency ofw. bush. he hosted and then saudi crown prince, in crawford, texas at his home in 2005. and there was an image of him kind of helping the crown prince out there, you see that image. and that was like a really big deal. he was holding his hand, that is like next level, next to the notion of a handshake. but when it comes to world leaders generally, particularly the saudi's, given what happened with crown prince mohammed bin salman, mbs as he has known, and the killing of a journalist, i think it is important to remind folks that this is the first time that president biden is meeting were speaking with mbs since there was that intelligence report that said that he, himself had approved the operation that killed jamal khashoggi. so that is the backdrop we are dealing with here and when you talk to folks who know president biden well and they say he was very resistant to have this meeting in the first place. and with his advisers that said, you have to do this. and he got some insight into

let's bring in kylie atwood. what does this new executive order do? aspects, the first of which is calling on biden administration officials to identify and recommend options and strategies to bring these americans who are hostages and wrongfully detained abroad home, back to the united states. essentially, doubling down on the work that already is under way, and then the other aspect of it is that this will now allow for sanctions, financial sanctions and travel bans, visa sanctions, visa bans on those who are responsible for holding these americans. whether they are state actors or they are terrorist groups. >> and tell us more about what families of detainees and hostages are saying about this executive order. >> we're getting mixed responses. some family members are saying this is incredibly welcome. but then others who were on a phone call as the administration described what they were going to do yesterday, said they felt extremely isolated because they weren't able to ask any questions about these new efforts that were being rolled out. they fe

if you like john kerry flying private you should see what kylie jenner is up to.he could've just driven 39 minutes and avoided the plan altogether. does she even understand global warming or are we going to give her a pass? >> the internet is not given her the past. i don't think she understands her she doesn't care. >> jesse: who cares. >> follow-up to that she posted a photo a couple days later with her and her baby daddy acting like his or her jet, which one should they take. they both have private jet so it is just a flaunting thing. we shouldn't be surprised by this. of course she likes to fly private. if i could fly private, i mean i would but i'm also not turning around and accusing everyone of -- >> jesse: you would do 12 minutes in the air? did you just a baby daddy? >> i don't know what the status is, i don't follow kylie. >> jesse: okay, we don't say baby daddy on "jesse watters prime time" or at least i try not to. >> i'll try not to appear to >> jesse: i don't want to talk about it but i have to. i had a therapeutic massage today and it was very uniqu

kylie atwood at the state department thanks so much. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi will be leaving tonight for a tour of russia but last hour she dodged questions on whether her travels will indeed include a stop in taiwan. the possibility has escalated tensions between the u.s. and china. pelosi is a long time critic of china and beijing objects to foreign visits to taiwan. the government sees them as a show of support for independents. a pelosi visit has triggered warnings from beijing and has provoked alarm in washington. >>> next, u.s. supreme court justice samuel alito who wrote the opinion that overturned roe vs. wade is mocking foreign critics of that decision. what he is saying when we come right back. there are bubbles everywhere! as an expedia member you earnrn points on top of your airline miles. so you can g go see even more of all the world's bubbles. [whistling] when you have technogy that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds. we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] finding

jake. >> all right, kylie atwood with an important story.f you ever miss an episode of "the lead," you can listen to the "the lead" wherever you get your podcasts. our coverage continues with wolf blitzer right next door in "the situation room." we'll see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, the january 6th select committee is responding after the u.s. secret service handed over only one text message from the day of the insurrection and the day before. i'll ask a key member of the panel if seas buying the secret service's explanation. >> house investigators are promising to reveal new evidence that then-president trump refused to act as the mob stormed the u.s. capitol. stand by for new details on tomorrow's primetime hearing. and the former trump aides who will testify live. >> also tonight, scorching heat is spreading acros

kylie atwood is at the state department for us. what else are we hearing from griner?ome really interesting news from griner today as she was providing context to us about what happened when she brought this cannabis into moscow saying that she actually had no intention of bringing it there, that it ended up in her bags because she was packing quickly, stress packing in her words. she had just been recovering from covid, she was trying to get ready to go to russia and that is how this cannabis ended up in her bag. but she end described what happened at the airport when she was detained in moscow. she described the fact that she was given no rights, there were no rights read to her when she was told to open up her bags to the authorities. she was also a bit confused about what was happening. she had to use google translate at times to really try to understand the documents that she was forced to sign, that she didn't know exactly what was in them. and we also learned a little bit more as to why she used medical cannabis in the first place. she talked about her ailments

i am the kylie and jason era.n extraordinary routine, an extraordinary amount of stamina. good luck to her. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. the driest parts of the uk are set to stay that way for at least the next few days. we have seen some rain in parts of scotland so far today. that said, the further north you are, the more likely you will stay dry today and get to see some sunny spells, wherein south—west scotland today we have seen some heavy, even thundery rain. high pressure beginning to edge away. into that, a week when the disturbance comes in, bringing a lot of cloud, and the chance write this in patchy rain or showers from parts of south—west and then, wales, north—west and then, easternmost parts of northern ireland, but especially through the rest of the day, edging further north through scotland, though not reaching the far north and north—west, with the sunny spells here. a bit of hazy brightness into the east and south—east of england as well. temperatures high teen

instagram is rolling back a test version of the app after many people including kylie jenner and kim carter justi slammed the company from mimicking tiktok. instagram's chief said they would temporarily pull the new version which pushes more videos recommended by the algorithm to user fees but a lot of it comes from people or accounts that they don't follow. he said photos are still important but instagram is shifting to more video because more people are increasingly sharing and liking videos on the app. i'm wondering whether kardashian and jennifer were pushing back on this because videos are not as easy to edit in the moment and push out the followers. >> interesting. >> i do not think about that but true. >> i'm sure they have a team that helps them. kimmick i'm sure they do it that's more work and more pay. >> thank you, contessa . >>> working to ensure access to contraceptives. coming up on today in the bay. >> just because you have a right if you don't have access, then is it really a right? >> the bill one state senator helped push forward for college students after the supre

it all started monday when kylie jenner and kim kardashian posted messages on instagram saying make instagramusers appeared to have agreed, slamming instagram for pushing more video content rather than pictures. ceo adam mosseri responded on twitter saying the changes are designed to improve the user experience. >> i do believe that more and more of instagram is going to become video over time. we see this even if we changed nothing. we see this even if you look at chronological feed. if you look at what people share that's shifting to more videos over time. if you look at what people like and consume on instagram, that's shifting to video. even when we stop changed anything. >> he said the changes will help people discover new content but said users can turn off recommendations for one month if they don't like what's in their feed. >>> a major e-commerce company is handing out pink slips, and the moon landing jacket worn by buzz aldrin sells for a sky-high price. matt pieper has those stories and more in the cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: stocks closed lower on wall street tuesday, a

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cnn's kylie atwood broke this story and is at the state department this morning. what movement have you seen? >> reporter: the biden administration has put this offer on the table for viktor bout, a convicted arms trafficker as part of a proposal to try to get brittney griner and paul whelan, two americans wrongfully detained in russia back to the united states. now, viktor bout is someone that the kremlin has indicated they have a high priority on, it's significant that the biden administration has put him on the table, and our reporting is that during these conversations, this was weeks long, months long leading up to this offer that was put on the table in june, it was department of justice officials who were opposed to putting bout on the table, particularly because of just the incredible crimes that he has committed, but ultimately it was president biden who supported that and overrode the objections of the justice department. now, secretary of state antony blinken has talked about just yesterday a substantial offer being put on the table for the russians to

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v star, kylie jenner and a singer songwriter. a dell were seen wearing her creations. madonna's daughter lord took the motif down the runway and a full body. look, it always out when celebrity dress a garment that you make. i just think it made sense for people to, to dress these moon pattern. it adds something of the 2nd skin all so it's, it's quite militant and her and i think people fell dad's and the same time it's, it's 1000000 and be emitted and but is not aggressive. so and not really feminine. so you see most of them ah, yeah, poor for women dressing. does this pattern even guests of peer at the fashion show in the designers latest creations? many certainly appreciate that they were assembled from pre loved clothes. i believe she has shown a demette down you. she takes the scratch that society no longer wants and transforms them into new clothes, see them in their ultra coolage with ultra modern and ultra new, are much retard food. i'm with down and her new read her radical sustainability concept has made 30 year old mari

..there's kylie minogue. from suburban mechanic to the princess of pop.rriage was legalised in the country. forthe finale, neighbours stars have returned. i like to think i'm just going to hang the shoes up, or in paul's case, the suit up, and walk away. but i don't know. i think it will probably take a bit of a while to shake off. how the show ends is a closely guarded secret. the producers want the finale to be fulfilling, joyous, and a big group hug for all the fans, for whom neighbours became good friends. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, melbourne. # that's when good neighbours become good...friends #. vanessa feltz has announced she is leaving her two bbc radio programmes after more than two decades. the broadcaster will present her last early breakfast show on bbc radio 2 on friday. she will sign off from bbc radio london in late august. ms feltz says she has "loved every moment", but is stepping down "to catch up on a much needed decade's deficit of beauty sleep". this sunday england will face germany in the final of the euros. among those excited about

kylie minogue and jason donovan shared some behind—the—scenes shots of their mindset as they filmed theirmonth. that is bbc news for now. hello there. it's still very warm out there. the heat is still in place, and it follows the warmest day of the year so far in wales, with a temperature of 29 degrees. for much of england, though, it was even hotter than that, with 32 in northolt, west of london. that was monday's temperatures. tuesday's temperatures, well, they look a little bit different. cooling off by a few degrees across many parts of the country. change is coming down from the north—west, where we've got thicker cloud in scotland and northern ireland, bringing with it some patchy rain. that patchy rain will peter out for the most part, as it runs southwards, bringing a few showers into england and wales, most places dry. a lot more cloud, some of it quite thin, so some hazy sunshine and we'll see sunshine returning to scotland and northern ireland, after the damp start, together with cooler and fresher air, that's moving southwards, so the really hot weather again, over 30 degrees,