the met office warning covers six regions across the midlands, the east and south—east of england andday morning. parts of the country are predicted to be hotter than ibiza and tenerife over the weekend as a plume of warm air moves in from the south. there will likely be some impacts across the health and social care sector, with over—65s and those with pre—existing health conditions most at risk. professor isabel oliver from the uk health security agency spoke earlier about why people should pay attention to heat warnings. we can expect over the next few hours a rapid increase in temperatures, including high temperatures overnight. we know that in these kind of conditions we can expect an increase in hospital admissions and deaths. it is very important, therefore, that we all know what we can do to protect ourselves from these effects of high temperatures and that is why we work closely with the met office to issue heat health alerts. the alerts are intended to inform the public, but also health and social care, so that we are all prepared and able to take action to to make sure that

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the uk health security agency and met office's warning covers six regions in england, london, the eastand south west, and is in place from 9am friday until monday morning. parts of the country are predicted to be hotter than ibiza and tenerife over the weekend as a "plume of warm air" moves in from the south. cloud, rain and thunderstorms are also set to sweep in, with the nights becoming humid. there will likely be some impacts across the health and social care sector with over—65s and those with pre—existing health conditions most at risk. live now to stroud where we can speak to professor isabel 0liver, the chief scientific officer at the uk health security agency. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. could you detail why you thought it was necessary to place parts of the country but also the health sector and social care sector on alert? thank you and good morning. as you mentioned we can expect over the next few hours a rapid increase in temperature including high temperatures overnight. we know in these kind of conditions we can expect an increase in hospital admissions and

warns. 0n course flash flooding, the met office warns.ss parts of eastern scotland but then again that moves northwards quickly and then behind it it's a case of sunny spells and just a scattering of showers and again one or two thunderstorms as well, if you miss the storms on sunday you might actually catch one on monday or even tuesday. it stays in the warm side and actually into next week it looks as though those temperatures will pick up again but you can see from the weather icon it looks a bit mixed, goodbye. teachers in england announce two more days of strike action as part of a long—running pay dispute. members of the national education union will walk out on the fifth

well, for well, the met office. well, for nssi— well, the met office.it sort of a bit bit wetter.j that's—well . it sort of a bit bit wetter.- that's_well . and but that's coming as well. and but you— that's coming as well. and but ysu haw.— that's coming as well. and but ysu know in— that's coming as well. and but you know, in other countries, you know, in other countries, you get very hot weather, then you get very hot weather, then you get very hot weather, then you get a thunderstorm . um, but you get a thunderstorm. um, but immediately sun out immediately the sun comes out again. we're not like that again. yes. we're not like that in of on in britain. we sort of hold on to a of tempestuous weather to a sort of tempestuous weather a longer , don't we? yeah, a bit longer, don't we? yeah, well, things don't— e g :igs" e 7 yeah, well, things don't settle back. no.— well, things don't settle back. us. its— well, things don't settle back. us. its . ii-s— well, things don't settle back. no, it's . it's all.— well, things don't settle back. no, it's. it's

live now to aidan mcgivern, who's a meteorologist with the met office.t this is a health alert, not a weather alert, that we might be more used to. it weather alert, that we might be more used to. , , ., used to. it is the first time that the uk hsa _ used to. it is the first time that the uk hsa has _ used to. it is the first time that the uk hsa has done _ used to. it is the first time that the uk hsa has done it, - used to. it is the first time that. the uk hsa has done it, previously it was nhs england that has issued these health alerts. it is looking at vulnerable people and how they might suffer due to the heat. it is separate from the uk met office heat warnings, which are more associated with health, yes, but also things like transport and infrastructure. quite clearly the two are linked. there are health implications of hot weather and it might not be the sort of temperatures we were reporting in bangladesh, before a country not used to such cheap it does cause problems. for used to such cheap it does cause problem-— used to such cheap it does

the met office says most of the uk the met office says most of the uh whth— the met office says most. i am honestly it's so hot in here. what-e— honestly it's so hot in here. what's lovely— honestly it's so hot in here. what's lovely are you . e what's lovely are you. it's rearw— what's lovely are you. it's really the— what's lovely are you. it's really nice. there- what's lovely are you. it's really nice. there is. there is. i've had this debate with so many male colleagues in the past and with my sons and everything. there is a difference between the way men and women perceive heatin the way men and women perceive heat in the room and men always want it to be cold. they always want it to be cold. they always want to open a window or open a door or something. and i want it to be nice and warm. we definitely have temperature differences. oh well, now that's ter— differences. oh well, now that's her-thea- — differences. oh well, now that's one for-then. that's- differences. oh well, now that's one for-then. that's a- 2 ”2; 22; 2 oh well, now that's one for then. that's a good one for

the news the met office with the gb news teteeeet— the met office with the gb news teteeeet .— the met then the sunny skies— will quickly disappear and then the sunny skies in the west will mthhte— the sunny skies in the west will mthhte away— the sunny skies in the west will mthhte away et— the sunny skies in the west will nibble away at the— the sunny skies in the west will nibble away at the fringes of the etewt— nibble away at the fringes of the cloud and— nibble away at the fringes of the cloud and so— nibble away at the fringes of the cloud and so that cloud will eteeteeetwetw— the cloud and so that cloud will eteeteeetwetw he— the cloud and so that cloud will progressively be back towards the teeth— progressively be back towards the north sea— progressively be back towards the north sea coast. i think it wtth— the north sea coast. i think it wttt emeh— the north sea coast. i think it will remain across— the north sea coast. i think it will remain across parts of centre— will remain across parts of central and— will remain across parts of central and eastern scotland, veheme— cen

the news the met office with the gb news toreceet— the met office with the gb news toreceet .— the metear and then the sunny skies— will quickly disappear and then the sunny skies in the west will ntttte— the sunny skies in the west will ntttte ewey— the sunny skies in the west will ntttte ewey et— the sunny skies in the west will nibble away at the— the sunny skies in the west will nibble away at the fringes of the nibble away at the fringes of tne ctout— nibble away at the fringes of the cloud and— nibble away at the fringes of the cloud and so— nibble away at the fringes of the cloud and so that cloud will trogreeetvety— the cloud and so that cloud will trogreeetvety te— the cloud and so that cloud will progressively be back towards the progressively be back towards tne wont— progressively be back towards the north sea— progressively be back towards the north sea coast. i think it wtt— the north sea coast. i think it wttt rrneetn— the north sea coast. i think it will remain across— the north sea coast. i think it will remain across parts of center— will remain across parts of centra

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and now the shipping forecast issued by the met office on behalf of the maritime and coastguard agencyhad a book deal, and when he'd finish, he'd publish his story. southeast seven to severe gale nine, occasionally poor until later. but toby had a life—limiting illness. toby was born with fanconi anaemia. one of the things that happens if those patients survive childhood is that as an adult they have more propension towards cancer. all of us tried not to think about it. more than anything else, it was about living life as fully as possible. his sister, katie carr, will finish his mission. yeah, so this is the first time in this kayak. and it's really exciting, at the same time a little bit emotional, because i know that the last person who sat in this was toby. setting out from flushing, she has ten areas left of the shipping forecast to kayak. if you suddenly feel you might fall in, you just do that, it mightjust save you. but you've got to have your elbows up, really. friend julie is giving lessons. the next stop is going to be ireland, and doing all of the irish sea areas that he ne

the thunderstorms will tend to drift northwards as we go through the course of the day but the met officees could see a lot of rainfall. so, here it is monday, then. the worst of the rain will have cleared to the north, i think. early in the day, very wet in parts of eastern scotland. then, the afternoon on monday is a mixture of sunshine and also showers and staying quite warm — temperatures will be in the mid 20s in a number of areas. that low pressure is still with us. so, essentially, the warm atmosphere is coming in from the south and with the moisture, the humidity in the air and also the strength of the sun, we'll see showers popping off inland during the course of tuesday. so, if you don't get the thunderstorms on sunday, there's a chance you might encounter some showers on monday, tuesday, even wednesday and you can see a cluster of showers there across other parts of the country. so the nature of showers, it's very difficult to pinpoint which areas will get them — we're just pretty confident that they will be around the uk. and it stays on the warm side. look at that — hull, 2a

the met office— england until 9:00 tonight. the met office says— england until 9:00 tonight.barnan newe— flooding. but weather journalist nathan rowe told gb news the wearner— nathan rowe told gb news the warm weather will continue. from wnar— warm weather will continue. from wnar rue— warm weather will continue. from wnar r-we been— warm weather will continue. from what i've been looking at, it bears— what i've been looking at, it bears une— what i've been looking at, it looks like it's— what i've been looking at, it looks like it's going to be new— looks like it's going to be nicely warm _ looks like it's going to be nicely warm through the week and the nicely warm through the week and be bree— nicely warm through the week and the met office— nicely warm through the week and the met office long—range rereeasr— the met office long—range forecast says— the met office long—range forecast says that through the nenrn — forecast says that through the month temperatures average month temperatures above average risk-instability,— month temperatures above average risk-instability, b

but we do have a heat health alert that's been issued by the met office and the uk health and securitye of our weather, but cast your eyes down towards the southwest — this is storm oscar, and over the next few days, that low pressure is going to push closer towards the uk — and as it does so, we'll draw in these winds for more of an easterly, or even southeasterly direction, so that is what is bringing us the warmer weather. but for the here and now, still in that cooler air mass at the moment, so thursday morning dawns with quite a bit of cloud for central and eastern areas, and, like recent days, that cloud will burn back towards the east coast through the day. so lots of strong sunshine — you'll notice the breeze blowing through east anglia, southern england, through the english channel, too — but the warmest spots probably getting up into perhaps the mid—20s, still mid—teens, though, for parts of eastern scotland and northeast england. and grass pollen season will be reaching its peak soon, so very high levels of pollen — you'll notice that across england and wales, if you suffer

but we do have a heat health alert that's been issued by the met office and the uk health and securityr eyes down towards the southwest — this is storm oscar, and over the next few days, that low pressure is going to push closer towards the uk — and as it does so, we'll draw in these winds for more live from washington, this is bbc news. welcome to viewers on pbs in america.

for gb— weather update from the met office for gb news. m, much of eoste— coast may stay glum, much of eastern england— coast may stay glum, much of eastern england looking a bit hnohten— eastern england looking a bit hnohten on— eastern england looking a bit brighter on friday, better shose— brighter on friday, better shose ot— brighter on friday, better chance of seeing lengthier shetts— chance of seeing lengthier spells sunshine we go spells of sunshine as we go through— spells of sunshine as we go through-toy— spells of sunshine as we go through day again. there'll through the day again. there'll stit— through the day again. there'll stttt he— through the day again. there'll stttt he o— through the day again. there'll still be a-coming- through the day again. there'll still be a coming in from still be a breeze coming in from the-even— still be a breeze coming in from the-even tt— still be a breeze coming in from the-even tt ue- still be a breeze coming in from the-even if we see- still be a breeze coming in from the even if we see more

a change on the vev over— the met office. a change on the vev ine— the met office.likely affecting northern england into the midlands, wales and england into the midlands, wales ene-angie— england into the midlands, wales ene-angie .— england into the midlands, wales and-anglia . away- england into the midlands, wales and anglia . away from and east anglia. away from iiese— and east anglia. away from these,-showers- and east anglia. away from these, showers will these, any showers will be ieiriv— these, any showers will be fairly isolated.— these, any showers will be fairly isolated. temperatures niiiing— fairly isolated. temperatures niiiing zo— fairly isolated. temperatures hitting 29 celsius in the south—east— hitting 29 celsius in the south—east low to mid 20s fairly viieiv— south—east low to mid 20s fairly viieiv eos— south—east low to mid 20s fairly widely across the _ south—east low to mid 20s fairly widely across the uk and into innrsiev— widely across the uk and into thursday nights. _ widely across the uk and into thursday nights. we keep that muggy— thurs

a change on the vav ver— the met office. a change on the vav tbe— the met office.kely affecting northern england into— likely affecting northern england into the midlands, wales and england into the midlands, wales ant-angiia— england into the midlands, wales ant-angiia .— england into the midlands, wales and-anglia . away- england into the midlands, wales and anglia . away from and east anglia. away from tbese— and east anglia. away from these,-showers- and east anglia. away from these, showers will these, any showers will be tairiv— these, any showers will be fairly isolated.— these, any showers will be fairly isolated. temperatures bitting— fairly isolated. temperatures bitting zo— fairly isolated. temperatures hitting 29 celsius in the south—east— hitting 29 celsius in the south—east low to mid 20s fairly viieiv— south—east low to mid 20s fairly viieiv asrsss— south—east low to mid 20s fairly widely across the _ south—east low to mid 20s fairly widely across the uk and into ibarsiav— widely across the uk and into thursday nights. _ widely across the uk and into

the met office thunderstorms. the met office saving— thunderstorms.— cool down a lot quicker, apparently. that's, that's a apparently. so that's, that's a ice— apparently. so that's, that's a naniv— apparently. so that's, that's a nice handy-for-if. apparently. so that's, that's a nice handy for if you nice handy fact for you. if you are-fne— nice handy fact for you. if you are-the sunshine- nice handy fact for you. if you are the sunshine today are out in the sunshine today vnen—fake- are out in the sunshine today vvnen—fake a| are out in the sunshine today- when _take a warm when you get home, take a warm pafn— when you get home, take a warm pafn-apparenfiv— when you get home, take a warm bath apparently you'll bath and apparently you'll be nacn— bath and apparently you'll be much—evening- bath and apparently you'll be much—evening. i bath and apparently you'll be. much _evening . all much cooler this evening. all makes— much cooler this evening. all makes nacn— much cooler this evening. all makes much more— much cooler this evening. all makes much

thunderstorms through the rest of the day, sparked by the daytime heat, and there are localised met office weather warnings in force. the wet weather has been tracking northwards, still a curl of rain across north—eastern areas of england and eastern scotland too. thunderstorms across northern ireland and western scotland, watch out for some lightning, there can be thundery showers across the south—west of england, governor cuomo, lots of dry weather too and it will start to feel warm for south—east and east anglia. we have seen play delayed by the raining edgbaston for the men's cricket but hopeful for drier weather this afternoon, still the chance to be few showers here. tonight looks as if will see the thunderstorms rumble for a time across western scotland and northern ireland but elsewhere they will fade away, it will feel more comfortable for sleeping, slightly fresh feeling air but still a warm start, there a developing but that will not last too long. more thunderstorms across scotland and northern ireland, frequent lightening across eastern scotland and i would not rule out thunde

today marin— met office for gb news. today narrn ine — met office for gb news.about 8 or 9 celsius. nai— friday at about 8 or 9 celsius. nai aino— friday at about 8 or 9 celsius. but also starting— friday at about 8 or 9 celsius. but also starting fairly cloudy i— but also starting fairly cloudy i-inai— but also starting fairly cloudy now. i-that cloud- but also starting fairly cloudy now. i that cloud will now. i think that cloud will wear— now. i think that cloud will wear an— now. i think that cloud will wear an an— now. i think that cloud will break up as we— now. i think that cloud will break up as we go through friday morning— break up as we go through friday morning reasonably quickly as wet.— morning reasonably quickly as war-rm— morning reasonably quickly as well.-i'm more— morning reasonably quickly as well. i'm more optimistic well. and i'm more optimistic inai— well. and i'm more optimistic inai eaniern— well. and i'm more optimistic that eastern counties of ingiani— that eastern counties of england, where it has been dull and coin— england, where it

cloudy for many taahe— the met office. cloudy for many taathe ths— the met office.es. and here a few mist patches temperatures patches likely with temperatures into patches likely with temperatures hts—att- into the single figures. a bit of into the single figures. a bit at a— into the single figures. a bit at a shatt— into the single figures. a bit of a chill in— into the single figures. a bit of a chill in the— into the single figures. a bit of a chill in the air first things— of a chill in the air first things hat— of a chill in the air first thing, but actually the sun will sash-ththes— thing, but actually the sun will sash-ththes aa- thing, but actually the sun will soon things up elsewhere soon warm things up elsewhere for soon warm things up elsewhere tsa a— soon warm things up elsewhere tsa a easw— soon warm things up elsewhere tsa a easw stat.— soon warm things up elsewhere for a grey start. a— soon warm things up elsewhere for a grey start. a lot of cloud aeath—watssl again affecting east wales, the wattahts— again affecting east wales, the midlands,-parts

today nann— met office for gb news. today nannn ine — met office for gb news.r 9 celsius. nai— friday at about 8 or 9 celsius. nai aino— friday at about 8 or 9 celsius. but also starting— friday at about 8 or 9 celsius. but also starting fairly cloudy i— but also starting fairly cloudy i-inai— but also starting fairly cloudy now. i-that cloud- but also starting fairly cloudy now. i that cloud will now. i think that cloud will wean— now. i think that cloud will inean wn— now. i think that cloud will inean an an— now. i think that cloud will break up as we— now. i think that cloud will break up as we go through friday nonning— break up as we go through friday morning reasonably quickly as wet.— morning reasonably quickly as war-rm— morning reasonably quickly as well.-i'm more— morning reasonably quickly as well. i'm more optimistic well. and i'm more optimistic inai— well. and i'm more optimistic inai eanienn— well. and i'm more optimistic that eastern counties of ingiani— that eastern counties of england, where it has been dull and coin— england, where it has be

cloudy for many twrtnt— the met office. cloudy for many twrtnt tne— the met office. and here a few mist patches temperatures patches likely with temperatures into patches likely with temperatures tnte—ttt- into the single figures. a bit of into the single figures. a bit et a— into the single figures. a bit et a enttt— into the single figures. a bit of a chill in— into the single figures. a bit of a chill in the— into the single figures. a bit of a chill in the air first ttne,— of a chill in the air first ping, nwt— of a chill in the air first thing, but actually the sun will seen-tntnts— thing, but actually the sun will seen-tntnts wp- thing, but actually the sun will soon things up elsewhere soon warm things up elsewhere for soon warm things up elsewhere ter a— soon warm things up elsewhere ter a grey— soon warm things up elsewhere ter a grey stan— soon warm things up elsewhere for a grey start. a— soon warm things up elsewhere for a grey start. a lot of cloud etatn— for a grey start. a lot of cloud etatn-tast- for a grey start. a lot of cloudi again-east-the again

this is where we have got this yellow thunderstorm warning from the met office.in london and essex 32 degrees. that is 90 fahrenheit. towards the west, the signs of that cooler and fresher air coming in behind the band of rain on that weather front. behind the band of rain on that weatherfront. that behind the band of rain on that weather front. that is behind the band of rain on that weatherfront. that is not behind the band of rain on that weather front. that is not going to last too long. one sunday evening, it is out of the way. we get more of a westerly breeze coming in on monday. that will eventually bring this weather front and some rain from the atlantic, but ahead of it will start with some sunshine on monday. a few showers breaking out, mainly for scotland and northern ireland. and gradually through the day, itjust tends to cloud over more and more from the west. the air is cooler and fresher, less humid, so temperatures are lower. 22 or 23 degrees at best on monday. and then these weather fronts continue to push on from the atlantic. this is where our

say— weather forecast provided by the met office. say warm and humid weekend— met office.nd, gradually pushing ahea— scotland, gradually pushing akekway— scotland, gradually pushing their way north _ scotland, gradually pushing their way north westwards. but generally— their way north westwards. but generally they'll— their way north westwards. but generally they'll fade out as we head— generally they'll fade out as we head knee— generally they'll fade out as we head into the— generally they'll fade out as we head into the afternoon and the dead— head into the afternoon and the dead wak— head into the afternoon and the cloud will break— head into the afternoon and the cloud will break up a bit more, allowing— cloud will break up a bit more, allowing_intervals| allowing those sunny intervals to allowing those sunny intervals aka-ka— allowing those sunny intervals ae-ka mae— allowing those sunny intervals to in that sunshine to develop in that sunshine across northern— to develop in that sunshine across northern ireland, parts of eeaaaak— across northern ireland, parts of ce

dry kyiv you by the met office. dry kyiv for most of us during next you by the met office.

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the met office warns anywhere across england and wales could see a lot of rainfall.ve cleared to the north. early in the day it will be very wet in parts of eastern scotland and then the afternoon on monday is a mixture of sunshine and also showers and staying quite warm temperatures will be in the mid—20s in a number of areas. u that low pressure is still with us so essentially the warm atmosphere is coming in from the south and with the moisture, the humidity in the air, and also the strength of the sun will see showers popping off inland during the course. in fact, if you don't get the thunderstorms on sunday, there's a chance you might encounter some showers on monday, tuesday and, indeed, into wednesday as well. you can see a cluster of showers there across other parts of the country. so the nature of showers is very difficult to pinpoint exactly which areas will get them, just pretty confident that there will be around the uk and stays on the warm side. look at that whole 2a degrees celsius around 20 or so expected in belfast. u beyond that, this is wednesday n

changes are met office for gb news. changes en tbe— met office for gb news.ding up at 8 to 10 celsius, a bit warmer than that in the seatb—vest— bit warmer than that in the south—west where it's going to get garte— south—west where it's going to get gatte vtnty— south—west where it's going to get quite windy, actually. a btastery— get quite windy, actually. a blustery night— get quite windy, actually. a blustery night across the far seatb—vest— blustery night across the far south—west england and parts south—west of england and parts of south—west of england and parts et-ceast— south—west of england and parts of-coastiwales.- of the south coast of wales. as web.— of the south coast of wales. as web-lab— of the south coast of wales. as well..will.windy- of the south coast of wales. as well. will windy too, well. it will be windy too, bere— well. it will be windy too, here,-thursday. . well. it will be windy too, here,-thursday. most, here, during thursday. for most, it's here, during thursday. for most, tt-s a— here, during thursday. for most, tt-s a grey— her

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say— weather forecast provided by the met office. say warm and humid weekend— met office. pushing their way north _ scotland, gradually pushing their way north westwards. but generally— their way north westwards. but generally they'll— their way north westwards. but generally they'll fade out as we head— generally they'll fade out as we head knee— generally they'll fade out as we head into the— generally they'll fade out as we head into the afternoon and the dead— head into the afternoon and the dead wak— head into the afternoon and the cloud will break— head into the afternoon and the cloud will break up a bit more, allowing— cloud will break up a bit more, allowing_intervals| allowing those sunny intervals to allowing those sunny intervals aka-ka— allowing those sunny intervals ae-ka mae— allowing those sunny intervals to in that sunshine to develop in that sunshine across northern— to develop in that sunshine across northern ireland, parts of eeaaaak— across northern ireland, parts of central scotland will see temperatures— of central scotland will see temperatures high

the met office says most of the uk wttt— met office says most of the uk wttt meet— met office says mostwave criteria next week .— will meet the heatwave criteria next week . ukraine says its next week. ukraine says its counter—offensive against russia is counter—offensive against russia ts underway.— counter—offensive against russia is underway. president vladimir zetenstyy— is underway. president vladimir zetenstyy says— is underway. president vladimir zelenskyy says he's optimistic attent— zelenskyy says he's optimistic about regaining— zelenskyy says he's optimistic about regaining lost territory . about regaining lost territory. it about regaining lost territory. rt earnes— about regaining lost territory. it comes after— about regaining lost territory. it comes after ukraine said it teases— it comes after ukraine said it teases nat— it comes after ukraine said it forces had advanced up to 2000m atone— forces had advanced up to 2000m atone tne— forces had advanced up to 2000m along the frontline_ forces had advanced up to 2000m along the frontline near the easte— along the frontline

the met says officers— scheme were also detained. e— to work out is it the fourth meeting between the two of them? so meeting between the two of them? sa laallna — meeting between the two of them? sa laallna lael— meeting between the two of them? so looking back at— meeting between the two of them? so looking back at all of the llllenenl— so looking back at all of the different meetings, of course, lnele-e— different meetings, of course, lnele-e leen— different meetings, of course, there's been the— different meetings, of course, there's been the g20 and the g7 wnele— there's been the g20 and the g7 wnele lnele— there's been the g20 and the g7 where there have— there's been the g20 and the g7 where there have been conversations- where there have been conversations between the two of lnen. — conversations between the two of lnen. alen— conversations between the two of them. also, president- conversations between the two of them. clirx cc" conversations between the two of them. cc; cc;" them. also, president biden, of course, came acros

cloudy for many turing— the met office. cloudy for many turing tne— the met office.tarts a lot of cloud again affecting east irates— cloud again affecting east wales, midlands , eastern wales, the midlands, eastern parts— wales, the midlands, eastern parts ot— wales, the midlands, eastern parts of england, central and nortnern— parts of england, central and northern scotland, but a better cannce— northern scotland, but a better cannce i— northern scotland, but a better chance, i think— northern scotland, but a better chance, i think through vvetnestay— chance, i think through wednesday of cloud wednesday of that cloud retreating— wednesday of that cloud retreating back the immediate retreating back to the immediate tonn— retreating back to the immediate tortn sea— retreating back to the immediate north sea coast— retreating back to the immediate north sea coast where it stays on tne— north sea coast where it stays on tne cott— north sea coast where it stays on the cool side,— north sea coast where it stays on the cool side, 11 to 14 cetsius— on the cool side, 11 to 1

cloudy for many during— the met office. cloudy for many during tne— the met office.d again— elsewhere a grey starts a lot of cloud again affecting east wares.— cloud again affecting east wales, midlands , eastern wales, the midlands, eastern parts— wales, the midlands, eastern parts et— wales, the midlands, eastern parts of england, central and uertneru— parts of england, central and northern scotland, but a better sanuse— northern scotland, but a better sanuse i— northern scotland, but a better chance, i think— northern scotland, but a better chance, i think through weduesday— chance, i think through wednesday of cloud wednesday of that cloud retreating— wednesday of that cloud retreating back the immediate retreating back to the immediate wertn— retreating back to the immediate wertn sea— retreating back to the immediate north sea coast— retreating back to the immediate north sea coast where it stays on north sea coast where it stays eu tne— north sea coast where it stays eu tne seei— north sea coast where it stays on the cool side,— north sea coast where it stays

but we do have a heat health alert that's been issued by the met office and the uk health and security in charge of our weather, but cast your eyes down towards the southwest — this is storm oscar, and over the next few days, that low pressure is going to push closer towards the uk — and as it does so, we'll draw in these winds for more of an easterly, or even southeasterly direction, so that is what is bringing us the warmer weather. but for the here and now, still in that cooler air mass at the moment, so thursday morning dawns with quite a bit of cloud for central and eastern areas, and, like recent days, that cloud will burn back towards the east coast through the day. so lots of strong sunshine — you'll notice the breeze blowing through east anglia, southern england, through the english channel, too — but the warmest spots probably getting up into perhaps the mid—20s, still mid—teens, though, for parts of eastern scotland and northeast england. and grass pollen season will be reaching its peak soon, so very high levels of pollen — you'll notice that across england and wales, if yo

after a very by the met office. after a very rep. — by the met office.— in the north—west close towards low-20s, further- in the north—west close towards low 20s, further towards low or mid 20s, further towards the low or mid 20s, further towards me sewer— low or mid 20s, further towards the south and— low or mid 20s, further towards the south and east. the showers weev— the south and east. the showers wvvv eve— the south and east. the showers wvvv eve err— the south and east. the showers will die off as— the south and east. the showers will die off as we— the south and east. the showers will die off as we head into veereey— will die off as we head into monday evening and allow eevervvevy— monday evening and allow relatively fine— monday evening and allow relatively fine end to the day. ewr— relatively fine end to the day. we eeme— relatively fine end to the day. but come the _ relatively fine end to the day. but come the second half of the regre— but come the second half of the rvgnr.-gevrg— but come the second half of the regre-gevrg re— but come the s

the met office warns anywhere across england and wales could see a lot of rainfall.ve cleared to the north. early in the day it will be very wet in parts of eastern scotland and then the afternoon on monday is a mixture of sunshine and also showers and staying quite warm temperatures will be in the mid—20s in a number of areas. that low pressure is still with us so essentially the warm atmosphere is coming in from the south and with the moisture, the humidity in the air, and also the strength of the sun will see showers popping off inland during the course. in fact, if you don't get the thunderstorms on sunday, there's a chance you might encounter some showers on monday, tuesday and, indeed, into wednesday as well. you can see a cluster of showers there across other parts of the country. so the nature of showers is very difficult to pinpoint exactly which areas will get them, just pretty confident that there will be around the uk and stays on the warm side. look at that whole 24 warm side. look at that whole 2a degrees celsius around 20 or so expected in belfast. bey

for gb update from the met office for on tons. — update from the met office for gb news.lsius in most urban areas. so o nrotty— 17 celsius in most urban areas. so a pretty warm,— 17 celsius in most urban areas. so a pretty warm, pretty sticky nront— so a pretty warm, pretty sticky nttnt ont— so a pretty warm, pretty sticky night andlhumid,_ so a pretty warm, pretty sticky night and humid, mostly cloudy night and a humid, mostly cloudy ston— night and a humid, mostly cloudy stort to— night and a humid, mostly cloudy start to wednesday— night and a humid, mostly cloudy start to wednesday . the cloud start to wednesday. the cloud nit— start to wednesday. the cloud will thicken— start to wednesday. the cloud will thicken through the day ttrtnor— will thicken through the day further pulses— will thicken through the day further pulses of heavy rain oontnt— further pulses of heavy rain coming-initially- further pulses of heavy rain coming initially to northern coming in initially to northern trotont— coming in initially to northern ireland, spreading ireland, then spreading into

for gb update from the met office for on tons. — update from the met office for gb news.ost urban areas. so o nrotty— 17 celsius in most urban areas. so a pretty warm,— 17 celsius in most urban areas. so a pretty warm, pretty sticky nront— so a pretty warm, pretty sticky nttnt ont— so a pretty warm, pretty sticky night andlhumid,_ so a pretty warm, pretty sticky night and humid, mostly cloudy night and a humid, mostly cloudy ston— night and a humid, mostly cloudy stort to— night and a humid, mostly cloudy start to wednesday— night and a humid, mostly cloudy start to wednesday . the cloud start to wednesday. the cloud nit— start to wednesday. the cloud will thicken— start to wednesday. the cloud will thicken through the day ttrtnor— will thicken through the day further pulses— will thicken through the day further pulses of heavy rain oontnt— further pulses of heavy rain coming-initially- further pulses of heavy rain coming initially to northern coming in initially to northern trotont— coming in initially to northern ireland, spreading ireland, then spreading into torts— ir

police officer— been found guilty of murdering a met police officer in south london— met police officers de soysa emot mott— london in 2020. luis de soysa shot matt ratana_ london in 2020. luis de soysa shot matt ratana in the chest at a shot matt ratana in the chest at o gotte— shot matt ratana in the chest at a police station— shot matt ratana in the chest at a police station in— shot matt ratana in the chest at a police station in croydon otter— a police station in croydon after smuggling in an antique revovte ome— after smuggling in an antique revolver and opening fire while etu— revolver and opening fire while etttt m— revolver and opening fire while still in handcuffs— revolver and opening fire while still in handcuffs as a result, me— still in handcuffs as a result, the independent— still in handcuffs as a result, the independent office for rotte— the independent office for police conduct— the independent office for police conduct recommends tome—mett— police conduct recommends hand—held metal detectors should be rotted— hand—held metal detectors should be rotted out— hand—held m

but we do have a heat health alert that's been issued by the met office and the uk health and securitye next few days that low pressure is going to push closer towards the uk — and as it does so, we'll draw in these winds for more of an easterly, or even southeasterly direction, so that is what is bringing us the warmer weather. but for the here and now, still in that cooler air mass at the moment, so thursday morning dawns with quite a bit of cloud for central and eastern areas and, like recent days, that cloud will burn back towards the east coast through the day. 50 lots of strong sunshine — you'll notice the breeze blowing through east anglia, southern england, through the english channel, too — but the warmest spots probably getting up into perhaps the mid—205, still mid—teens though for parts of eastern scotland and northeast england. and grass pollen season will be reaching its peak soon — so very high levels of pollen, you'll notice that across england and wales if you suffer from hay fever. now, thursday evening and overnight into friday, the cloud rolls back westwards once ag

but we do have a heat health alert that's been issued by the met office and the uk health and securityur weather, but cast your eyes down towards the southwest — this is storm oscar, and over the next few days, that low pressure is going to push closer towards the uk — and as it does so, we'll draw in these winds for more of an easterly, or even southeasterly direction, so that is what is bringing us the warmer weather. but for the here and now, still in that cooler air mass at the moment, so thursday morning dawns with quite a bit of cloud for central and eastern areas and, like recent days, that cloud will burn back towards the east coast through the day. so lots of strong sunshine — you'll notice the breeze blowing through east anglia, southern england, through the english channel, too — but the warmest spots probably getting up into perhaps the mid—20s, still mid—teens though for parts of eastern scotland and northeast england. and grass pollen season will be reaching its peak soon, so very high levels of pollen — you'll notice that across england and wales if you suffer from hay f

police officer— been found guilty of murdering a met police officer in south tantam— met police officer shot that— london in 2020. luis de soysa shot matt ratana_ london in 2020. luis de soysa shot matt ratana in the chest at a gathe— shot matt ratana in the chest at a police station— shot matt ratana in the chest at a police station in— shot matt ratana in the chest at a police station in croydon attet— a police station in croydon after smuggling in an antique revevett amt— after smuggling in an antique revolver and opening fire while eth— revolver and opening fire while etttt h— revolver and opening fire while still in handcuffs— revolver and opening fire while still in handcuffs as a result, the— still in handcuffs as a result, the independent— still in handcuffs as a result, the independent office for tethe— the independent office for police conduct— the independent office for police conduct recommends hamt—hett— police conduct recommends hand—held metal detectors should be hand—held metal detectors should he rehea— hand—held metal detectors should he tettet eat— hand—held metal det

the met office is warning of a �*pollen bomb' that's set to hit london and the south east.