lord mawson recalling apollo 11.. that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i do hope you canjoin me on monday night at 11 o'clock on bbc parliament for the latest from the commons and the lords on a day when after months of suspense and intrigue, we finally find out who the next leader of the lib dems is. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello. saturday brought us a day of sunshine and heavy showers. sunday will be the drier day of the weekend for many of us. now, this was the picture on saturday in norfolk. we had some huge shower clouds around, thunderstorms as well. those showers have now eased away towards the east. so what we're left with as we head through the day on sunday are long spells of sunshine and further rain. that's going to be arriving across north—western parts of the uk later on in the day. from the word go, a lot of dry weather with some sunshine, lighter winds than we had on saturday. through the morning, the winds pick up and the cloud increases across northern ir

lord mawson recalling apollo 11.ek in parliament. thank you for watching. i do hope you canjoin me on monday night at 11 o'clock on bbc parliament for the latest from the commons and the lords on a day when after months of suspense and intrigue, we finally find out who the next leader of the lib dems is. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello, our weather's going to get hot and sunny across england and wales. warm at times for northern ireland and scotland, but here also a risk of some hey down pours. we have some wet weather working into northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland now. let me show you. we have the rain edging into northern ireland and western scotland. it is here through the rest of today and overnight and for some into monday morning. we could see some large rain fall accumulations in western scotland, 25 to 50 millimetre of rain, maybe 100 over the hills. so there is a risk of some localised flooding. over night temperatures around 17 celsius. monda

lord mawson recalling apollo 11.that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i do hope you canjoin me on monday night at 11 o'clock on bbc parliament for the latest from the commons and the lords on a day when after months of suspense and intrigue, we finally find out who the next leader of the lib dems is. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello, the weekend brought us some much—needed rain across all parts of the country, for the week ahead, the main theme is going to be the rising heat so increasingly hot and humid through this week, there will be someone through this week, there will be someone around through this week, there will be someone around across through this week, there will be someone around across north—west and later in the week we can see thundery downpours developing little more by the. the reason for all the heat and humidity is high pressure sitting towards the east, drawing on the winds from a south—easterly direction, it is very hot across europe this week. in paris w

lord mawson recalling apollo 11.as the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i do hope you canjoin me on monday night at 11 o'clock on bbc parliament for the latest from the commons and the lords on a day when after months of suspense and intrigue, we finally find out who the next leader of the lib dems is. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. it felt as if summer had taken a break on friday, it will return though, as i will show you later in this forecast. but over the last 24 hours we have seen some heavy downpours, that picture came from a weather watcher in staffordshire late on friday afternoon. the radar shows the way in which these pulses of heavy rain flung themselves across the british isles, with some lightning, rumbles of thunder and the last vestiges of this wet weather still with us as we start off saturday morning, some heavy rain across the far south—east, patches of rain elsewhere as well. all tied in with this frontal system which is clearing away, so that will allow things to impro

turning away from the protest as in mawson's a lot of people say that they don't support this action or that action or that all of these. attitudes. of some of the more radical approach has does but we are not seeing support for the government growing and this is something that the government should really think about. how they've handled all this and how they were losing public support at such a rapid pace we haven't heard from kerry land in a while what stance is she taking on on these protests and on. there there while inside intensifying. it occasionally she comes out and she. says violence and i ask people to respect the rule of law but we have heard very little of both as you have mentioned which means that we do not really know what stance she is taking the only thing she has done is to shelve this extradition bill. but not withdraw it which is one thing that keeps angering the protesters but basically the government has not been seen during all of the all of the time even opposition lawmakers were not able to do to carry around so we are seeing really that this has gone out o