the heaviest showers will be towards yorkshire and lincolnshire, some hail asunder and lincolnshire,h—west, higher pressure in charge with more sunshine than today and an improved picture for wales and an improved picture for wales and south—west england. temperatures around 23, largely dry for northern england. tuesday, the next front worked in across northern ireland into the west of scotland bringing rain and perhaps into the north—west of england, further south and east across the uk you are more likely to stay dry on tuesday and temperatures will be nudging up by a degree or two. highs of 26 in the south—east, 18-22 in two. highs of 26 in the south—east, 18—22 in scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. we'll continue to see low pressure in the north and north—west, bringing showers to edinburgh and belfast. mostly dry with some sunny spells for cardiff and for london. after a warm middle pa rt and for london. after a warm middle part of the week it will turn cooler later in the week. goodbye.

bank holiday in lincolnshire. how has it done for your crowds? was back in the 1960s. so, for shots of it like this, some snappers boasting lenses to get than mine have troubled hundreds of miles to get some great close—ups of this small bird. first time i have ever seen one small bird. first time i have ever seen one in my life, i am 70 odd yea rs, seen one in my life, i am 70 odd years, it has been a long wait. a lot of people were not even born when the last one was seen. lot of people were not even born when the last one was seenlj lot of people were not even born when the last one was seen. i have only seen one that was in kent before. this one is an adult, much better mark and are really good bird to have its reserve. if you are into birds, then lincolnshire is the place to be this weekend, unless you are visiting from america. in weight —— in which case, to queen a phrase, the sandpiper is still a dime a dozen. that was crispin rolfe reporting. joining us now is mark champion, an ornithologist from the lancashire wildlife trust. you were s

lincolnshire in just a few months' time. to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. so james, what do we have this week? well, for comic book fans, there is evangeline lilly creating a buzz in marvel‘s ant—man and the wasp. for music fans, there is nick offerman following his dreams of rock stardom in hearts beat loud. and for gemma arterton fans, there is gemma arterton, just being awesome in the escape. let's start with ant—man. did we need a sequel? is the world crying out for this? apparently so. it is three years since the first one. this is ant—man and the wasp. paul rudd and evangeline lilly are the title characters returning, better known as scott and hope. michael douglas is back as well as hope's father, dr hank pym, the science boffin. this time, villains are after his secrets. they're after what he knows about shrinking. there was a lot of shrinking in this film. let's look at evangeline lilly as the wasp in action. i wouldn't mess with her. she is cool. there is

in lincolnshire.rain moving into lincolnshire. for a while into the southwest but really reaching east anglia in the southeast until very late in the night. here, a lot of heat and humidity and uncomfortable night for sleeping, but behind the band of rain, with got clearer skies. it will be quite a bit cooler. there's two weather fronts on the scene really, thursday. behind this one, some truly cooler air. we got the rain to begin with and most of the morning in east anglia and the southeast. the rain tends to peter out a little bit as it moves south across northern england and wales the afternoon, and then we get sunshine and showers behind. as you can see the contrast up behind. as you can see the contrast up on behind. as you can see the contrast up on our behind. as you can see the contrast up on our temperature chart there. an early max of around 21 to 23 celsius in the southeast of england. that kind of talk continues to push down across the southeast overnights and the showers continuing the no

now lincolnshire police are trying to break down the barrier by recruiting multilingual officers who to meet the groups and training. and that is how you could soon be arrested on british soil. these officers have been trained to detain people in their own language. they have both worked in the uk for more than a decade. butjoin the force after seeing a divide between the communities and the police. there is a language barrierfrom the very basics. it is really hard to make especially when you are in distress. you can't explain yourself properly and basically most people probably won't make it. in poland we have a different perception of police then i understand british people. a lot of polish people are basically afraid to come forward and because they can't communicate properly so they will basically be avoiding police. they answered a job at from the forest looking for multilingual officers recognising a need to adapt to a changing population. if you're in south holland the boston area, almost 30% of the population come from an eastern european background. across the entire county

now lincolnshire police are trying to break down that barrier, by recruiting multi—lingual officers whoton went to meet the new rectruits in training. and that is how you could soon be arrested on british soil. these officers are being trained to detain people in their own language. maks and gosia have both worked in the uk for more than a decade, butjoined the force after seeing a divide between the communities and the police. definitely there is a language barrier. from basics, emergency calls — it's really hard to make, especially when you're in distress. you can't explain yourself properly, and basically most people probably won't even make a call. in poland, we've got a bit of a different perception of police than i understand british people have in britain, so a lot of polish people are just basically afraid to come forward. and, because they can't communicate properly, so they will be basically avoiding police. they answered a job ad from the force looking for multilingual officers, recognising a need to adapt to a changing population. if you are in south holland, the boston area

stretching from the borders across northern england down to lincolnshire and into east anglia, one oret so heavy rain, slow—moving thundery downpours. they will eventually fade by the early hours, any rain and drizzle should have cleared for most of scotland, quieter overnight. temperatures typically down to 12 or 14. temperatures typically down to 12 or 1a. tomorrow, a bit of rain coming back towards northern ireland into scotland, chiefly from western scotland. not much in eastern areas. probably some sunshine at times fainter and wales, few if any showers so a better day for the eastern side of england. the highest temperatures in the south—east. up to 25 or so. still more rain in the north—west on wednesday, but the rain of it more extensive, it may be heavy, affecting northern ireland, scotla nd heavy, affecting northern ireland, scotland and also coming into north—west england and wales as well. south—east still dry and some sunshine around. i will put the winds is on there because it's going to be quite a blustery sort of day. south—westerly winds picking through the day, aroun

the first is in lincolnshire, down the midlands into somerset.ng more patchy, then dry in south—east england and east anglia in the middle of the day, with some heavy rain across parts of northern england in the early afternoon and behind it blustery showers moving, gusty wind at times for northern ireland and western scotland. elsewhere it is a gentle to moderate breeze. temperatures down on yesterday, particularly crossing when and wales, 19 to 23 celsius here, just 14 to 16 in northern ireland and scotland. showers over night, particularly for northern ireland, western scotland, filtering across to northern england, maybe the north midlands. elsewhere should be mainly dry, clear skies. further south and east. and a fresh night. we have lost the humidity, loads of six to seven in scotla nd humidity, loads of six to seven in scotland and 9012 in england, wales and northern ireland. —— nine to 12. we will see more showers in northern ireland, scotland and england, and brisk breezes, moving south and east through the day, with the rumble of thunde

the brighter skies in lincolnshire and east anglia. temperatures in the sunshine in the south—east might reach 24, 25 in hull. i am pointing it out for a reason. 0vernight, we still have the weather fronts. they will merge, not reaching the south—east, where we will have clear skies. behind them, clearskies, cloud and some showers. it won't be a cold night tonight. it will be quite warm and quite humid until we pushed to the south—east. tomorrow the cold fronts, which have merged, slowly move to the south—east, clearing kent last, much later in the day. behind them, fresh conditions follow. there will be sunshine and showers for scotland, northern england and northern ireland, some of them heavy and thundery in western scotland. look at the temperatures, look at hull, 19, so things will be turning cooler and on thursday for many of us temperatures will be below average for this time of august. we start the day on friday with a lot of dry weather and sunshine. then another weather and sunshine. then another weather front coming from the

yesterday we saw 27 in lincolnshire, today a best temperature of 23 celsius, widely in the mid—to high. heading into this evening the cooler air floods further southwards, squeezing out humid conditions completely as we head into the overnight period. overnight there will be a lot of clear spells, particularly through england and wales. further showers feeding into northern ireland and up into north—west scotland and some of them will come down into lancashire and cumbria. no noticeably fresher, we're looking widely at single figures but even 12 celsius in the south—east will feel much cooler. a much fresh start to friday morning. some good spells of sunshine around. but we have got quite a brisk north—westerly wind which will contain further showers, particularly through scotland and northern ireland and into northern england. some of them could be quite heavy. one or two will make it further east and it will feel much cooler. into the weekend, then, we've got quite a fresh wind down the east coast on saturday morning, which will gradually start to ease. a lot of fine weather around,

this picture in lincolnshire looks similarto this picture in lincolnshire looks similar to the scenesch of the uk today. there are been some sunshine around across wales, england, northern ireland, but the best of the sunshine, 14 hours of it actually in shetland because in shetland and 0rkney have been to the north of these fronts which continue to slowly work eastwards overnight. and you might see some outbreaks of rain but you will also see heavy and in places thundery showers, with a line running down from southern scotland, northern england into the midlands and the west country and they will push eastwards, bringing thunder and lightning and perhaps clear spells developing as the night moves on, the further west you are, you will see the media shower, els loud and patchy rain in parts of northern scotland. not a cold night with temperatures between 10— 15 as the overnight low. speaking of low, here is the low pressure responsible for the unsettled week and still with us first thing tomorrow morning, lingering on the eastern coastal england and scotland, generating showers which

pretty hot for this pa rt lincolnshire. pretty hot for this part of the world.thern ireland as well. obviously the heat is reserved for southern areas, coming out of spain and portugal, france, also spreading to other parts of the continent. the really extremely hot air will be reserved for these south—eastern parts of spain this. we could see temperatures of around 48 celsius during friday and saturday and that could be a record for europe. the record is a8, we need a little over that to beat the record. back home. into friday we are expecting rain for a time across yorkshire, but other than that it is hot and dry, 32 in london, in the low 20s across scotla nd 32 in london, in the low 20s across scotland and northern ireland. into the weekend, saturday, high pressure builds, the exhaust time because it builds, the exhaust time because it builds which is a roundabout here and a lot of fine weather developing across the uk. england, wales, with across the uk. england, wales, with a bit more clout across scotland and northern ireland and see the wind blowing off t

will restart sunny across the southeast of england, to most of the midlands across east anglia in lincolnshirewales and in northern england, most of the rain is over the irish sea, cumbria in scotland, you can see a bit of rain, very patchy and light, some sunshine here to brighten up in northern ireland as rain continues to peter out of the day. the sunnier skies across the midlands, some patchy weather bubbling up here, a touch higher than today, so 24—bit even 25 degrees across the southeast where we will have more cloud around 18 or i9. we will have more cloud around 18 or 19. and the second half of the weekend, some residual cloud of the areas that could give one or two showers, here is the main rain coming up to northern ireland and scotla nd coming up to northern ireland and scotland in the afternoon, i have the afternoon for the sunny spells and that continues to build through the day on sunday, we can see the red colours there and a hint of something warmer, mid—20s and the southeast and across the board, those temperatures higher than saturday. so not a bad start to september, on mon

moving to saturday, we have a sunny start in the south—east and east anglia and east midlands and lincolnshireuth—west through wales, west midlands into northern england, more cloud but not much rain. rain pushing into scotland. the moray firth, sheltered, we could see sunshine here. we may get sunshine arriving across northern ireland. the cloud thinning and rain petering out and fairweather cloud developing through the midlands and eastern england. these are the temperatures... higher than today. there will be cloud across scotland, western england and wales and it could produce showers but this is the main band of rain into northern ireland and north—west scotland in the afternoon. the of that, brakes and the cloud and sunny spells and the warmth continuing to build across the midlands and eastern england and around the moray and aberdeenshire. in east anglia we will have the highest temperatures i think on monday. cooler air coming from the north—west next week, behind cloud which will bring a little bit of rain, but only for a while. this is bbc news i'm martine croxall. the headlines at

moving across east anglia and lincolnshire internet that heat.onditions to the north of that and the band of rain arrives in the far north—west. single figure temperatures across the north east, south east though still another one and movie night. the last of the warm nights. to weatherfront and movie night. the last of the warm nights. to weather front on the scene moving slowly southwards on thursday. our first on scene moving slowly southwards on thursday. ourfirst on bringing rain for most of the morning across the south—east of england. sunshine follows. the rain for the north tends to peter out. they're behind that we get sunshine and some showers. it is here that it is particularly chilly. what a contrast across the uk. 23 the south—east, early in the day that up as you move further north those temperatures significantly lower. as you move into the evening, we keep the show was going in the north—west of the uk. elsewhere, some clear the skies, temperatures tumbling away. at last we get more comfortable fresher air across southern parts of

beautiful blue sky and sunshine in lincolnshire. highs of 27 degrees, 81 fahrenheit.g to see temperatures like that certainly over the bank holiday weekend. a cooler and fresher feel. the reason being is these weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic. they are cold fronts, behind it introducing slightly fresher air with it. that said, first thing this morning in the south—east it will still be quite a humid start to the day, with overnight lows still sitting at around 16 or 17 degrees, and there will be some rain. but further north and west, it is already a cooler start to your thursday. let's try and put the detail on it, then. behind the second front is when the really cool air starts to push down from the north and west, and that is going to move its way across the country as we push into the bank holiday weekend. so, for thursday, we start off with some rain that was slowly clear away from the midlands, the south coast, east anglia, the south—east corner. some brightness behind, a scattering of showers into wales and north—west england and rain pushing into the

slightly different story, cloudy, breezy outbreaks of rain, this picture by our weather watcher in lincolnshirene share of the sunshine has been across 0rkney and shetland, because they have been to the north of these fronts, which will only slowly continued progress is through this safe evening and overnight. 0utbreaks safe evening and overnight. outbreaks of rain but also, heavy and potentially thundery showers, working east through england and wales. earlier radar picture, you can see where rain has been falling. some persistent rain, shower was pushing through england and wales, bringing rumbles of thunder and lightning and rain in a short amount of time. east, clearest bells, maybe a chance of seeing a peak of the perseid meteor shower. won't be a cold night, generally between ten and 15 celsius, still clearer skies across 0rkney and shetland. into the new working week, area of low pressure is stubborn to clear away from eastern counties in scotland and england, some showers here through tomorrow morning, could be heavy and thundery, gradually pulling away, for much of england, wales and n

beautiful blue sky and sunshine in lincolnshire. highs of 27 degrees, 81 fahrenheit.r and fresher feel. the reason being is these weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic. they are cold fronts, behind it introducing slightly fresher air with it. that said, first thing this morning in the south—east it will still be quite a humid start to the day, with overnight lows still sitting at around 16 or 17 degrees, and there will be some rain. but further north and west, it is already a cooler start to your thursday. let's try and put the detail on it, then. behind the second front is when the really cool air starts to push down from the north and west, and that is going to move its way across the country as we push into the bank holiday weekend. so, for thursday, we start off with some rain that was slowly clear away from the midlands, the south coast, east anglia, the south—east corner. some brightness behind, a scattering of showers into wales and north—west england and rain pushing into the north—west. so, in terms of the temperature profile, it is going to feel cooler

we will take you back to wednesday when the temperature at lincolnshire was 27 celsius. in durham. there was seven celsius. to make it even cooler i think over the coming few days. the cooler fresher air is shown by all this cloud here which is drawing in the showers and those come from behind this band of cloud earlier on. not getting much rain at all across east anglia in the southeast. wish i was going overnight across the island and west of scotla nd overnight across the island and west of scotland and clearer skies elsewhere. then noticeably cooler night for the southeast where in london last night it was 19 degrees. 12 and for the north some single figure temperatures. much cooler starter friday and we have sunshine to begin with but even here it will cloud over. showers in the word go at northwest we are blown for the seven east with heavy hail and thunder. very few places missing there as well. blown up by a blustery west to southwest wind which will mean temperatures are probably going to be a bit lower still on friday. perhaps when 15 degrees in newcastle other

a large swathe of the weather in lincolnshire.r has been in shetland, 11! hours this afternoon, because for shetland and orkney they have been in the south of these were fronts. they will continue to work eastwards overnight and continuing to bring some heavy and thundery showers which are currently from southern scotla nd which are currently from southern scotland down to north—west england, east wales, the west midlands, continuing to work eastwards, bringing heavy downpours of rain in places. behind it, clearspells, bringing heavy downpours of rain in places. behind it, clear spells, the chance of a look at the media shower, and cloud across scotland and outbreaks of rain here, clear skies for shetland, loads of io— 15. so the area of low pressure is still close by. lingering along eastern coast of scotland and england. and still helping to generate showers. for england and wales you can sum up monday as a day of sunny spells and showers. and where we have the showers, they could be heavy and thundery. meanwhile, we have a lot

eventually that weather front will continue to go south, pushing into lincolnshire am in the midlandsoastline. by then really a band of clown. brighter conditions for us later on with a scattered showers in the northwest. 14—70 here. possibly a high of 21 degrees. we will start to see an area of high pressure building. really the high pressure building. really the high pressure will stay with us for the remainder of the week. but there will be some dry weather around. it is certainly worth noting that we could start to see some chilly nights and indication that september is just around the corner. if we ta ke is just around the corner. if we take a look at the temperature profile, green is denoting where the lowest of the values unlikely to be. in towns and city centres, 6—11, it in rural spot welds in the figures not out of the question. we start off on not out of the question. we start offona not out of the question. we start off on a chilly know. but there will be some son around to start off with. a cloudy afternoon for many, what they whisk of an isolated shower almost anywhere.

yesterday it was 27 degrees in lincolnshire, today 19.he country and as we get more of this north westerly airflow, temperatures are set to fall lower again over the next 2a hours. in the cooler air you can see speckled shower clouds coming our way. behind that, cloud, which only gave some heavy bursts of rain. moving south, becoming lighter and should not be much rain in the south—east and east anglia. but the showers keep going in north westerly airflow, towards the north—west of the uk. clear skies elsewhere. it's significant change in the south—east of england where it was 19 degrees in london last night, tonight 12. single figure temperatures as you move further north. many southern and eastern areas start friday dry and eastern areas start friday dry and sunny but there are showers to come. lots of them already towards the north—west, western scotland, northern ireland will get pushed further south into england and wales. some heavy showers, thunder and hail driven on by blustery north—westerly winds. very few places escaped the sho

down towards the likes of yorkshire and lincolnshire, hail, thunder, heavy downpours of rain lightly front moves in. into the west, bringing rain, into the north—west of england. more likely to stay dry through the day on tuesday, temperatures will be moving up by a degree or two. highs of around 26 celsius, 18 to 22 across scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. looks like we will continue to see low pressure in the north and north—west, bringing showers to the likes of edinburgh and belfast, mostly dry, sunny spells for cardiff and london, after a warm middle part of the week, it will turn cooler later in the week. this is bbc news i'm shaun ley. the headlines at six. police in manchester say a shotgun was likely used in a shooting in the city's moss side area last night — ten people, including two childern, sustained pellet—type injuries. we're launching an investigation, which is investigating attempt murder. and it would be obvious to anybody discharging a firearm in a crowded place such as this, many people were going to become injured. three, two, one, zero... liftoff. nasa'

parts of scotland and down the east coast of england, particularly heavy showers for yorkshire and lincolnshireit has been today, more sunshine for wales, southern england, and temperatures a degree or so warmer, here is the outlook for the next five days or so, fergus showers north. edinburgh and belfast. certainly for tuesday and wednesday, temperatures creeping up into the mid—20s. —— further showers north. this is bbc news. the headlines: ten people have been taken to hospital, including two children, after shootings in the moss side area of manchester. police say they have pellet—type wounds. nasa's ambitious mission to the sun launches from cape canaveral 24 hours after its launch was cancelled due to a last—minute hitch. dozens of sunday train services across north—west england are cancelled for the second week running. rail operator northern blames crew scheduling "difficulties" for the disruption. cyclists who kill pedestrians could face a new charge of ‘death by dangerous cycling' — under new government proposals. a rememberance service is to be held ahead of the 20th anniversary of t

this was the picture in lincolnshire earlier this afternoon.ne around across parts of wales, south—west england and northern ireland, but the lion's share has been across shetland and 0rkney, and that's because they have been to the north of these fronts, which continue their very slow progress eastwards overnight. so further spells of rain and also some locally heavy and thundery showers pushing their way eastwards through wales and into england. behind them, we'll see a few clearer spells developing across parts of wales, south—west england and northern ireland. the chance we could catch the peak of the perseid meteor shower. some clearer spells for the far south of scotland but meanwhile, across central and northern scotland, that rain will continue to fall, and it won't be a cold night — temperatures falling to between 10 and 15 celsius as the overnight low. speaking of low, here's our area of low pressure to start monday morning. still lingering along the eastern coast of scotland and england, and still generating some showers, maybe some

the heaviest of the showers will be in yorkshire and lincolnshire.s around 23 degrees. 0n shoes day the next front will work and across northern ireland and to the west of scotland, bringing in some rain. in the south and east you are unlikely to stay dry. temperatures will be up a degree two. highs of 26 celsius. it looks like it will continue to see low pressure in the north—west, bringing in showers and edinburgh and belfast. after a warm middle part of the week,

moving across east anglia and lincolnshire into the heat.tions to the north of that and another band of rain arrives in the far north—west but single figure temperatures across the north—east of the uk but the south—east, still another warm and muqqy south—east, still another warm and muggy night. but the last of the warm and muggy night. two weather fronts moving slowly southwards on thursday. the first one brings rain for most of the morning across east anglia and the south of england. sunshine follows on from that and the rain further north tends to peter out as it runs southwards across northern england and wales. behind that we get sunshine and some showers and it is here it is particularly chilly. what a contrast across the uk. 23 possibly in the south—east quite early in the day. but further north those temperatures are significantly lower. as we move into the evening we keep those showers. this is beyond one hundred days, with me, katty kay, in washington. christian fraser is in london. sarah huckabee sanders is in the white house. t

this is the picture in lincolnshire earlier on. the lion's share across shetland and 0rkney because they have been to the north of these fronts which continue their very slow progress is to woods overnight. but the spells of rain and some locally heavy and thundery showers pushing eastwards through wales and into england. behind them, a few clever spells developing across parts of wales, south—west england and northern ireland. could catch a peak of the perseid media shower. that rain will continue to fall the northern scotland, not a cold night though. temperatures between ten and 15. here is our area of low pressure to start monday morning, lingering across the eastern coast of scotland and england, still generating some showers. maybe spells of rain and the rumble of thunder. slowly easing away, for a day of sunny spells and scattered showers which could be heavy and thundery if you catch one. different scotland, lots of cloud with rain working north but tending is allowed. the best sunshine across shetland. temperatures 15, 16

highs of 27 in lincolnshire. a beautiful afternoon.ir cold front. behind that they will introduce much cooler, pressure weather conditions. the significant one is the second front that will just allow the floodgates to open and this cool air to push down from the north—west. that means temperatures will be a little bit disappointing for the bank holiday weekend if you are wanting to spend any length of time outside. it will not be a complete washout. more on that in a moment. we started thursday with wet weather across the midlands. that will clear away by lunchtime, allowing for brighter conditions with showery outbreaks of rain to the north—west. temperatures are already a little more subcutaneous. we can see the green and yellow tones on the colour template, which means temperatures around 14— 16 degrees. further south we should see highs of 21— 23 degrees. as we move through the senate into friday morning we continue to seek sharp showers piling into the north and west. the fresh air already starting to impact. a more carnival nigh

beautiful blue sky and sunshine in lincolnshire. highs of 27 degrees, 81 fahrenheit.r the bank holiday weekend. a cooler and fresher feel. the reason being is these weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic. they are cold fronts, behind it introducing slightly fresher air with it. that said, first thing this morning in the south—east it will still be quite a humid start to the day, with overnight lows still sitting at around 16 or 17 degrees, and there will be some rain. but further north and west, it is already a cooler start to your thursday. let's try and put the detail on it, then. behind the second front is when the really cool air starts to push down from the north and west, and that is going to move its way across the country as we push into the bank holiday weekend. so, for thursday, we start off with some rain that was slowly clear away from the midlands, the south coast, east anglia, the south—east corner. some brightness behind, a scattering of showers into wales and north—west england and rain pushing into the north—west. so, in terms of the temperature

beautiful blue sky and sunshine in lincolnshire. highs of 27 degrees, 81 fahrenheit. weekend. a cooler and fresher feel. the reason being is these weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic. they are cold fronts, behind it introducing slightly fresher air with it. that said, first thing this morning in the south—east it will still be quite a humid start to the day, with overnight lows still sitting at around 16 or 17 degrees, and there will be some rain. but further north and west, it is already a cooler start to your thursday. let's try and put the detail on it, then. behind the second front is when the really cool air starts to push down from the north and west, and that is going to move its way across the country as we push into the bank holiday weekend. so, for thursday, we start off with some rain that was slowly clear away from the midlands, the south coast, east anglia, the south—east corner. some brightness behind, a scattering of showers into wales and north—west england and rain pushing into the north—west. so, in terms of the temperature profile, it is goi

here is that weak weather front at this stage through lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east, stillednesday night, weather systems have cleared away from the uk. you may see the odd patch of mr u nfold uk. you may see the odd patch of mr unfold here and there, but essentially it is a dry, clear night to come, and temperatures dip away under the clear skies. mid to low single figures in some spots. a much cooler night. the chilly start to thursday morning. underneath, though, a ridge of high pressure. and that brings plenty of fine weather on thursday. a lot of sunshine to start the day. some clear skies, and notice how cloud sta rts clear skies, and notice how cloud starts to build during the day. it may produce a shower, more so in the western scotland. the vast majority will be dry. still some breaks in the cloud, but a cloudy afternoon on the cloud, but a cloudy afternoon on the way on thursday, some spots in the way on thursday, some spots in the low 20s. most will be dry on friday as well, so once we get rid ofwednesday ‘s chance for a bit of rain, the rest of the week is looki

glorious and parts of lincolnshire at the moment, and without sunshine is coming through, those temperaturesome respects because we see much more cloud around today than we have just recently. you can see the far north and west is cloudy and grey and there is some wet weather. eastern areas of scotland for the best weather. here it is quite warm still. temperatures into the mid—20s. further north and west, it is cloudy, it is breezy, and there are some outbreaks of rain, so a noticeably fresher feel. it's quite interesting because this train will push its way steadily south, so gardeners take note. there will be some rain overnight tonight into england and wales. some pretty welcome rain still. it will be quite a mile tonight. 40—17dc. further north and west, a fresher feel, a sign of what is it, as we move into tomorrow. weather front will push its way south east. let's look at that in more detail. into east anglia and the south, expect some rain in the morning, arriving into london by the afternoon. behind it, quite a clearance. some sunny spells but a scattering of frequent showers the fu

the heaviest showers will be towards yorkshire, into lincolnshire, sam hail, thunderand heavy downpoursrge with more sunshine than we've seen today and an improved picture for wales and south—west england, temperatures around 23, should be largely dry for northern ireland. 0n tuesday the next front works in across northern ireland into the west of scotland bringing some rain, perhaps rain into the north—west of england. further south and east across the uk you are more likely to stay dry through the day on tuesday and temperatures will be nudging up bya and temperatures will be nudging up by a degree or two. i is up to around 26 celsius in the south—east, 18-22 around 26 celsius in the south—east, 18—22 across scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. we'll continue to seem low—pressure in the north and north—west bringing showers to edinburgh and the north—west, mostly dry for cardiff edinburgh and the north—west, mostly dryfor cardiff and edinburgh and the north—west, mostly dry for cardiff and london and laughter and warmer middle part of the week it will turn cooler later in the wee

but today is a slightly different story, outbreaks of rain, this weather watcher picture from lincolnshireen reserved for shetland and orkney, that is well to the north of these fronts, which will continue there very slow progress is through this evening and overnight, further outbreaks of patchy rain and potentially heavy and locally thundery showers. this is where it has been falling in the last three or four hours, central and northern scotland, showery rain, eastern coast of england, these clusters of showers, across north—west england, into wales, south—west england, which will work east through the evening and overnight, local thunderstorms, warnings in place for those. clea rest bells, warnings in place for those. clearest bells, northern ireland, far south of wales. a lot of cloud, rain continuing to work nor through central and northern parts, lows overnight between ten and 15 celsius. on into tomorrow morning, area of low pressure still around, by this age, lingering along eastern parts of scotland and england. still some showery rain, easing away, rumble of thunder, flash of lig

heaviest showers on monday will be in parts of northern england, particularly in yorkshire and lincolnshireer. during monday afternoon temperatures are around about 23 degrees or so in the south east. a bit more sunshine in the south. cooler further east. a bit more sunshine in the south. coolerfurther north east. a bit more sunshine in the south. cooler further north where you have a cloud. looking further ahead through the next five days, further showers to come, particularly in scotland and northern ireland. slightly dry conditions for england and wales and warm weather on the cards on monday and tuesday. it will turn cooler in the second half of the week. this is bbc news. the headlines: police in manchester are treating a shooting in the city's moss side area as attempted murder. ten people, including two children, sustained pellet—type injuries. nasa's ambitious mission to the sun launches from cape canaveral, 24 hours after its launch was cancelled due to a last—minute hitch. dozens of sunday train services across north—west england are cancelled for the second week running , rail op

beautiful blue sky and sunshine in lincolnshire. highs of 27 degrees, 81 fahrenheit.fresher feel. the reason being is these weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic they are introducing slightly fresher air with it. that said, first thing this morning in the south—east it will still be quite a humid start to the day, with overnight lows still sitting at around 16 or 17 degrees, and there will be some rain. further north and west, it is already a cooler starting your thursday. let's try and put the detail on it, then. behind the second front is when the really cool air starts to push down from the north and west, and that is going to move its way across the country as we push into the bank holiday weekend. so, for thursday, we start off with some rain that was slowly clear away from the midlands, the south coast, east anglia, the south—east corner. some brightness behind, a scattering of showers into wales and north—west england and rain pushing into the north—west. so, in terms of the temperature profile, it is going to feel cooler here, with the greens, the yellow

in the midlands, across lincolnshire and into east anglia and the london area by lunchtime.h west exposed coasts, which showers, some of them heavy and maybe hail and under. and look at the difference in terms of the field generally across the country. highs of 15, 19 degrees. noticeable out there. still quite breezy with isobars squeezed together for the beginning of friday, with another weather front pushing in from the atlantic. yet more weather into the west. not for everybody and it looks as though it will bring weight —— rain with it as well. in northern ireland, western scotland, north west england, wet weather and gusty winds. 30, 40 mph, to add to the chill. further south, in the cloud breaks, the sunshine comes through and temperatures respond again. not quite as fresh as thursday. highest values, 23 degrees, enjoyed! thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. this is bbc news. the top stories. 39 people are known to have died in the bridge collapse in northern italy. the t

feeling very warm is not hot across england and wales, and a fine end through the day here in lincolnshirence of showers, particularly midweek onwards. and also some sunshine. we will see sunshine into monday under this area of high pressure. though the melton west, these fronts, bringing outbreaks of rain in the past few hours, piggery to western and northern parts of scotland, which has become persistent heavy. it is the same for northern ireland. it will move eastwards overnight. the mist and low cloud for that western coasts. elsewhere, clear skies with lows between 13 and 16 celsius. go through tomorrow, these are not that across northern ireland scotland, outbreaks of rain. it will tend to fizzle out, with the odd spot of red too far northern england. rates in the global eastern parts of scotland, which averages about 23 celsius you. after losing in mist mcleod across the coast, a good deal of sunshine. temperatures higher than today. tuesday looks to be the last very hot day we will see for a while. but that is in a cloud still attached to the weak front through tuesday draped acros

this was the picture in lincolnshire earlier this afternoon.n across shetland and 0rkney, and that‘s because they have been to the north of these fronts, which continue their very slow progress eastwards overnight. so further spells of rain and also some locally heavy and thundery showers pushing their way eastwards through wales and into england. behind them, we‘ll see a few clearer spells developing across parts of wales, south—west england and northern ireland. the chance we could catch the peak of the perseid meteor shower. some clearer spells for the far south of scotland but meanwhile, across central and northern scotland, that rain will continue to fall, and it won‘t be a cold night — temperatures falling to between 10 and 15 celsius as the overnight low. speaking of low, here‘s our area of low pressure to start monday morning. still lingering along the eastern coast of scotland and england, and still generating some showers, maybe some longer spells of rain and still a rumble of thunder. slowly, they‘ll start to ease away eastwards and,

beautiful blue sky and sunshine in lincolnshire. highs of 27 degrees, 81 fahrenheit. the bank holiday weekend. a cooler and fresher feel. the reason being is these weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic they are introducing slightly fresher air with it. that said, first thing this morning in the south—east it will still be quite a humid start to the day, with overnight lows still sitting at around 16 or 17 degrees, and there will be some rain. further north and west, it is already a cooler starting your thursday. let's try and put the detail on it, then. behind the second front is when the really cool air starts to push down from the north and west, and that is going to move its way across the country as we push into the bank holiday weekend. so, for thursday, we start off with some rain that was slowly clear away from the midlands, the south coast, east anglia, the south—east corner. some brightness behind, a scattering of showers into wales and north—west england and rain pushing into the north—west. so, in terms of the temperature profile, it is going to feel

used to in the south—east, blue skies, sunshine and heat, this beautiful picture from a viewer in lincolnshire affect northern ireland, southern scotland, parts of england and wales, drifting slowly into the south—east bringing rain. to the north—west, clear spells and showers, towards the surveys , spells and showers, towards the surveys, there will be another warm night and tomorrow, another hot day. lots of sunshine, as stripe of cloud staggering its way across the south of scotla nd staggering its way across the south of scotland and the north of england and the south west, the odd spot of rain but that. to the north—west, a mixture of sunshine and showers and a relatively cool day, 18 degrees for glasgow and belfast but still up into the 30s in the south—east corner where we have that heat, there is a chance during tomorrow evening we could import some thunderstorms. some of these could be pretty heavy, flashes of lightning and rumbles of thunder, but once we clear there was a way, as we get into the middle of the week, all of us are going to see some much cooler, fresher air sweeping in

we saw 27 celsius in lincolnshire yesterday but the best todayis lincolnshire yesterday but the bestich may push down into parts of cumbria and lancashire. elsewhere it is largely dry and under clear skies it will feel fresher. widely into single figures. even down to the south 12 celsius will feel much cooler. tomorrow the brisk north—westerly brings in showers some of which could be thundery, into northern ireland north—west scotland as well. and down into northern england. many areas further east remained right but one or two of the showers will edge their way over. the temperatures are certainly down on yesterday. we're now looking at highs in the mid to high teens. much fresher picture. a cold start on stats today as well. largely clear skies in many areas. one or two showers cropping up. in the sunshine it should feel pleasant with temperatures between the mid teens and the low 20s. sunday there is a bit of uncertainty about the timing of this rain that will eventually start to edge its way in from the west. the further east you are the more likely it is that it will remain dry

are set to change, but this is what we saw today with highs of 27 when we got some sunshine in lincolnshired, and for england and wales it is a bank holiday weekend. the reason is the weather fronts pushing in from the north—west, introducing something fresher, particularly the second front, it will drive in westerly wind, and it will bring cool air right across the country. so, to start off, we could see some outbreaks of rain first thing and that will continue to push across east anglia and the south—east of england, behind it some showers to come, and there will be some breaks and sunny skies, but a fresh feel, particularly further north and west, temperatures perhaps down into the midteens, but further south it is not as cold just yet. it looks as though the fresh air continues to push south, and some good news is that if it has been too sultry to get a good nights sleep, plenty of showers in the north—west, but overnight into friday morning it will be more comfortable for sleeping, 7— 12 degrees, but it will bea sleeping, 7— 12 degrees, but it will be a chilly start on friday with show

this lincolnshire road surfacing company agrees, business is beginning to roll along nicely. so, wages are higher, the sort of signal which makes the bank of england reach for its interest rate lever. there is a lot of work about that the minute so people are getting significant contracts. they need the men and the manpower to carry out this work, so they offer more money. guys we are employing now are earning twice as much as they were three or four years ago. higher wages may be, but for some, higher costs. if they have variable rate mortgages, many of which will see an automatic increase. a rise in interest rates are always worrying. it takes more money out of your pockets. at quarter of 1% means 20 or £30 a month. if another rise in six months, but is another £30, £60 a month. you start to feel the pinch. it's notjust homeowners with their mortgages who care about interest rates, savers have been waiting for higher rates for years. the worry for them is whether all the banks and building societies pass on the rate increase in fall and bump up saver ‘s rates. pass on the r