major disruption at euston, king's cross st pancras and liverpool street because of damage to overheadk injuly, 37.9 recorded in heathrow and in kew gardens. today, it's going to be feeling less hot. the heat won't be quite so oppressive. there was some thunderstorms around last night, still some thundery showers rattling around for a time this morning, there will also be some sunny spells. so it's a warm, humid, sticky start to the day. still some flashes of lightning, some heavy downpours to coming from these showers tracking their way northwards. we'll draw in a south—westerly wind, it will be fairly light today. there will be some sunny spells, but expect further showers as we head through the afternoon, and it will cloud over towards the end of the day. some cool area, particularly in the west, the highs here of 25 celsius, 28, though, further east — it's still warm for this time of year. 0vernight tonight, there will be further showery outbreaks of rain, it feel quite as warm and humid overnight, lows between 15—18 degrees celsius, but still quite a warm start to the day tomorrow

the 0verground is part suspended between liverpool street and chingford. 0therwise chingford. it's aden city due to a trespass incident. now the weather. a mixed picture across the capital this week. wet and windy weather by the end of the working week but until then, high pressure dominates and it's looking dry or mostly dry, plenty of cloud around at times but also some sunshine. today set to be also some sunshine. today set to be a dry day, the best early brightness in western home counties and a cool start. lots of cloud around, especially in central and eastern areas. keeping the cloud in the morning and breaking up into the afternoon, so sunny spells developing. still the cool and light northerly breeze, top temperatures 2020 and 22. heading through this evening and overnight, again it will stay dry and a lot of the cloud will have broken up so good clear spells and temperatures will drop back into single figures for some rural spots into tomorrow morning, so a locally cool start to the day. tomorrow a lot more sunshine around and the winds will be light. highs of 22, those tem

but there are minor delays on tfl rail between liverpool street and shenfield.nsella. good morning. we are in for a settled week of weather which is great news as it is the start of wimbledon today. plenty of sunshine around this morning but a bit more cloud as we head further through. so enjoy the sunshine, then gradually, coming down from the north—west, some cloud through the middle part of the day, but gradually that will break up up into the afternoon and we will see sunny spells. temperatures today heading to 22 celsius which is perhaps where they should be at this time of year. 0vernight tonight, still a bit of cloud but breaking up, we will get some clearer spells mixed in there as well. temperatures not feeling quite as warm. between 9 and 12 celsius. we're in for a similar sort of day as we head into tuesday. some sunshine in the morning. more cloud through the afternoon. temperatures in the low 20s. for wednesday, that high pressure starts to build in a little more strongly so again more sunshine, temperatures on the climb as we head through thursday

however, there are severe delays on tfl rail services between shenfield and liverpool street.. a beautiful start to your thursday across london. plenty of sunshine out there, which we will keep right the way through the day today. another fine one for you — sunny, dry, and yes, it will be warm. after a slightly cool start this morning in some of our suburbs, it must be said, but plenty of sunshine right across the map. nothing to point at, and that means our temperatures willjust zoom up very nicely into the mid 20s celsius. 25, maybe 26 degrees, high 70s in fahrenheit. a lovely end to the day, a fine evening, and we're dry and clear at first overnight. a little bit of cloud, potentially, just to sink our way from the north. it shouldn't spoil things, though. should be a dry start tomorrow morning, and a bit warmer than today, temperatures in the mid teens for some. cloud at first, yes, but it pulls away nicely. good sunshine for the rest of the day, and then, actually, it could be even a smidge warmer than today. 26, possibly 27 celsius on the cards. a lot of fine weather for

the last leg of a commemorative train trip from vienna to london will be arriving at liverpool street but the chimes won't ring out today to mark this anniversary, as the elizabeth tower — which houses big ben, is currently halfway through a major restoration project. it should be finished in 2021. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tube this morning but severe delays on tfl rail. on the trains there is disruption and also delays for southern and thameslink services on the east croydon/uckfield/ east grinstead line following signal problems. onto the roads: the m25 is now closed clockwise from j8 to j10 following a multi—vehicle collision involving a jackknifed lorry. congestion is back toj6. the m25 is also down to three lanes anticlockwise towards j23 at south mimms following a collision, with tailbacks to j25 at enfield. let's take a quick look at the weather. there will be sunny intervals at times today. as we get into the afternoon there will be some patchy cloudy developing with just the chance of one or two showers. but overall — a plea

in southampton, two women kissing in the street were injured by an object thrown at them from a passing car. in liverpoolphobic knife attack — and one of those held for the attack in liverpool is 12 years old. the test that i give to people, especially those folks who fall foul of online abuse, sometimes accidentally, is, "would you say it in a pub"? and it's a good test, it's well worth trying. so would you just walk up to someone else‘s conversation and shout "forget" in a pub? now if you do, you're probably aware that there would be a consequence of that. but that same consequence isn't always felt in the online world in other ways. would you interrupt a conversation and introduce yourself, or would you listen to other people? in pubs, we do one thing, but what we know in pubs is there's a regulatory system that polices our bad behaviour. we get kicked out, barred, arrested, prosecuted — but online, it's much less certain. this debate, especially on 1 july as we have now come to the end of pride celebrations injune specifically — and i know there's a pride march coming up in london at the end of the w

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