so, storm antoni is the first met office—named storm of the year to hit the uk. recent spell of wet and cool summer weather has come thanks to the jet stream. the winds high up in the atmosphere. thejet stream has been to the south of us, bringing weather systems our way, and that is exactly what has happened this weekend. the jet stream has spun up an unusually deep area of low pressure for the time of year. this storm named storm antoni by the met office because of the potential for disruption, particularly on the western flank of this low, as it continues to journey eastwards, you can see the white line squeezing together. that's where we've got the strongest of the winds through the rest of the day. a met office amber warning across parts of south west wales and south west england, gusts of 60 miles per hour or more. quite unusual at this time of year, hence the risk for disruption. but the wind is much lighter, you'll notice, further east and particularly further north. some heavy rain in the outlook as well and feeling really cool out there. so what prospec

it's no surprise the met office has issued severe warnings for this weather.m coastal areas, they are expecting highways around the coast and high winds to affect buildings and high winds to affect buildings and it could cause flying debris. the advice is clear from the met office for people to stay safe and be sensible as they venture out. here are the best of all, we are expecting tens of thousands to come to this corner of wales over the next few days. we hope the fields behind me will dry out somewhat but is definitely nothing a good set of wellington boots and umbrella come not sort out. it's notjust the uk that is facing severe weather. let's go live to the newsroom, with reporter nicky schiller, who has been monitoring what's happening across the rest of europe. as you say, it is notjust the united kingdom that is suffering unseasonable summer weather. i want to take you to georgia and show you pictures there because they search for survivors is continuing after a deadly landslide on thursday. you can see from these aerial pictures a torrent of mud swep

we met office warning we do have a met office warning in for those winds here in place for those windsy rain across northern more details and for the heavy rain across northern weather more details and for the heavy rain across northern weather warningsails and for the heavy rain across northern weather warnings on the on those weather warnings on the met . the met office website. the temperatures rising, but next, solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight, the emboldened eco loons reached new heights of stupidity today, scaling the roof of the prime minister's family home. but when it comes to sending unwelcome guests , two to sending unwelcome guests, two can play at that game . my can play at that game. my program editor ben leo marched into greenpeace hq just hours ago with an invitation. unlike them , as he asked the woke chief them, as he asked the woke chief executive to justify their deplore actions. >> do you think it's justified turning up to a man's private home where he lives with his family because he's approved oil and gas licen

so, a met office amber warning covering parts of south—west south—west england.e strong wind and unusually strong winds for that time of year hence the risk of disruption. also some heavy bursts of rain journeying eastwards, particularly thunderstorms likely across southern and eastern parts of england. pretty hefty showers across northern england up into scotland. perhaps you have fewer showers out towards the west as we head towards the end of the day. temperature is really quite disappointing. up to 13 or 1a. through this evening at unaided so we have low pressure builds a way eastwards and while we to see one or two showers, particularly out towards the west by the end of the night and also some main lingering and eastern parts, in between some clear spells and actually, that will allow it to turn relatively cool. 7—12 . ended tomorrow, this area of high pressure tries to build from the west. so, certainly, a drier and a brighter day. there will still be some showers around. the odd heavy, thundery one particular the impact of scotland. the winds, continuing

we met office warning we do have a met office warning in for those winds here in place for those windsy rain across northern more details and for the heavy rain across northern weather more details and for the heavy rain across northern weather warningsails and for the heavy rain across northern weather warnings on the on those weather warnings on the met . the met office website. the temperatures rising, but next, solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight, the emboldened eco loons reached new heights of stupidity today, scaling the roof of the prime minister's family home. but when it comes to sending unwelcome guests , two to sending unwelcome guests, two can play at that game . my can play at that game. my program editor ben leo marched into greenpeace hq just hours ago with an invitation. unlike them , as he asked the woke chief them, as he asked the woke chief executive to justify their deplore actions. >> do you think it's justified turning up to a man's private home where he lives with his family because he's approved oil and gas licen

we do have met office winds. we do have met office warnings in place.d of this storm system named patricia by the french weather service because they'll be seeing the strongest winds , seeing the strongest winds, those isobars pinching together here. deep area of low pressure for meaning do have for us, meaning we do have warnings very blustery warnings in place, very blustery along south of england along the south coast of england . heavy showers, too, over parts of england and wales and a persistent area of heavy rain over northeast england. all could lead disruption. could lead to some disruption. the flooding and those the chance of flooding and those gusty problems gusty winds causing problems along the south coast. a drier day across northern scotland. northern and western parts of northern and western parts of northern ireland. but it's not warm anywhere. temperatures is struggling to reach 20 celsius for most and staying pretty blustery. evening. the blustery. this evening. the winds slowly easing on the south coast, fairly wet over coast, stayi

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now, the first met office storm of the year. office named storm of the year. you look out the window this weekend with gusts up to 65 miles expected to batter miles an hour expected to batter the coastlines. danger to life the coastlines. a danger to life warning has been issued by the met office. so which is precisely why we have sent our reporter out into the storm on the north devon coast to tell us about it. danger to life right, jeff, we do love you. honestly this is our southwest of england reporter jeff moody in a storm which risks your life . jeff, which risks your life. jeff, what's it like out there ? yes what's it like out there? yes thank you for that. >> well, the producer at gb news love me so much that they decided to send me to a beach where they hoped that i would be rocketed and buffeted by the wind and the waves. and actually, it's not been too bad, to be honest . a very lovely man to be honest. a very lovely man has just come out of the commodore hotel here and he's brought cakes , brought me coffee and cakes, which is very pleasant. but ac

we have a met office warning have a met office yellow warning in across parts of in place across parts scotland. slow moving thundery here could thundery showers here could cause a bit of disruption elsewhere. showers are elsewhere. the showers are moving more , but still moving a bit more, but still some ones north—west some heavy ones over north—west england through night, england through the night, staying across staying pretty wet across northern scotland. cool night northern scotland. a cool night as single figures rural as well. single figures in rural spots, 10 to 12 in most towns and cities . saturday will start and cities. saturday will start dry with some sunshine over the midlands east anglia, the south—east of england and much of scotland may well of southern scotland may well stay fine. but northwest scotland , wet and windy and scotland, wet and windy and elsewhere. at this. elsewhere. look at this. the heavy develop as we heavy showers just develop as we go day. so dodging go through the day. so dodging the downpours saturday the downpours on saturday afternoon , there w

the met office eastwards.uch of the day. dry and brighter for scotland and northern ireland, with plenty spells but with plenty of sunny spells but scattered heavy showers here and temperatures under the cloud feeling quite cool , struggling feeling quite cool, struggling to reach much above 17 or 18 degrees. 21 or 22 towards the south—east looks like things are heating up . heating up. >> boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . (tannoy) this is the final call for all long—distance lovers. i'm flying round the world to marry a man that i've never met. how do i know that you're even the person you say you are? please fasten your seatbelts... maybe we're not actually supposed - to be in this relationship.- ..as we expect turbulence ahead. can you not see my insides breaking? how far would you go for love? brand—new 90 day fiance uk, available to stream only on discovery+. watch at no extra cost. say, "get discovery+" into your voice remote to activate. gb news. >> good morning and welcome to sunday with mi

this storm has been named by the met office because of the potential for disruption, particularly on today. so a met office amber warning covering parts of south—west wales and south—west england, the risk of gusts of 60 mph or more, particularly for exposed coasts and hills, but even quite a long way inland some quite strong, unusually strong winds for this time of year, hence the risk of disruption. also some pretty heavy bursts of rain journeying eastwards, in fact some thunderstorms likely across southern and eastern parts of england, some pretty hefty showers across parts of northern england up to scotland. perhaps fewer showers out towards the west as we head towards the end of the day. temperatures quite disappointing, some places only up to 1a degrees. through this evening and tonight our area of low pressure rolls eastwards and as we will continue to see one or two showers, particularly out to the west, towards the end of the night, and also some rain lingering in eastern parts, in between we will see clear spells and that will allow it to turn relatively cool, 7—12 degrees,

just in the last hour, the met office has issued an amber weather warning. the met office has issueds, gusts in excess of 50 to 70 miles an hour along exposed coasts wales and south—west england. so a miserable to our saturday morning, but the low will push quickly eastwards, and then spiralling around the centre of then spiralling around the centre of the loan, we see a rash of sharp, thundery downpours. fewer showers into the afternoon for northern ireland and scotland, but look at these temperatures. pretty disappointing, i'm afraid, for august. as we move into sunday, that storm is as a way. a quieter start. there will be some sunshine around first thing. as few scattered showers and the afternoon, particularly the north and west as we get through the day. but with a bit more sunshine comes a bit more warmth, so a better second half of the weekend. that is still pretty disappointing for this time of year. sunshine or longer spells of rain as we go through monday and tuesday, but here it is. this high pressure is set to build through the middle part of the week. we haven't had hig

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this storm has been named by the met office because of the potential for disruption, particularly on to journey eastwards through the rest of today. so a met office amber warning covering parts of south—west wales and south—west england, the risk of gusts of 60 mph or more, particularly for exposed coasts and hills, but even quite a long way inland some quite strong, unusually strong winds for this time of year, hence the risk of disruption. also some pretty heavy bursts of rain journeying eastwards, in fact some thunderstorms likely across southern and eastern parts of england, some pretty hefty showers across parts of northern england up to scotland. perhaps fewer showers out towards the west as we head towards the end of the day. temperatures quite disappointing, some places only up to 1a degrees. through this evening and tonight our area of low pressure rolls eastwards and as we will continue to see one or two showers, particularly out to the west, towards the end of the night, and also some rain lingering in eastern parts, in between we will see clear spells and that will allow

this is only the third time since the met office naming storms they have named a storm again today.how gravity is that you this bad weather in august in the uk. this is a time that southern europe is seeing a heatwave and we are here seeing a heatwave and we are here seeing record levels of rainfall, of course. the way things are going, it doesn't look like this rain wendy is going to stop any time soon as well. now let's return to our top story: the conflict in ukraine. it's been two months since ukrainian forces launched their long—awaited counter—offensive aimed at pushing the invading russian forces out of the areas they've seized. the uk, the us and other western nations have invested heavily in these efforts, donating billions of pounds of military equipment, and training soldiers. so, two months on, how is ukraine coping against formidable russian defences? the bbc�*s security correspondent frank gardner has teamed up with bbc verify to assess what progress is being made. right. so this is what the map looks like 18 months on after the full scale russian invasion last year. i

and this is again, according to the met office, talking about low pressure to according to the met officeo the west, bringing sort of a mixture of sunshine and showers, quite bit of showery weather quite a bit of showery weather over saturday mainly over saturday and sunday, mainly in the north northwest. but there a thunderstorm warning there is a thunderstorm warning out today until tomorrow morning. >> that's in south—west of scotland. >> all right. but that's quite unusual. quite from unusual. that's quite away from from out from us. but one to watch out for there. and then monday, it looks like a weather front will come and then high come through and then a high pressure behind come through and then a high pressand behind come through and then a high pressand we behind come through and then a high pressand we might behind come through and then a high pressand we might getahind come through and then a high pressand we might get some that. and we might get some better weather. all right. >> so typically, everybody's coming their bank coming back from their bank holidays enjoy holidays

. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news.and windy weather heading in for friday night and saturday, wet and windy weather heading in for iforay night and saturday, wet and windy weather heading in for ifor many ht and saturday, wet and windy weather heading in for ifor many friday saturday, wet and windy weather heading in for ifor many friday willrrday, wet and windy weather heading in for ifor many friday will be |y, wet and windy weather heading in for ifor many friday will be a but for many friday will be a dry and a bright day with perhaps a more sunshine than perhaps a bit more sunshine than we've of late. wet and we've had of late. the wet and windy weather saturday windy weather for saturday coming of low coming from this area of low pressure. it, though, pressure. ahead of it, though, a ridge high pressure is trying ridge of high pressure is trying to it's not completely to move in. it's not completely across the uk though, so still some heavy showers around this evening and overnight. evening and indeed overnight.

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast .out there this morning . storm anthony is morning. storm anthony is beanng morning. storm anthony is bearing upon us, bringing a bearing down upon us, bringing a spell of heavy rain initially to northern ireland, then across much of england and wales through rest of the day and through the rest of the day and strengthening winds , really the strengthening winds, really the most clears most persistent rain clears through into central and through wales into central and northern england. by the afternoon, heavy showers for scotland and northern ireland as well some central and well as some central and southern parts . but the skies southern parts. but as the skies brighten across wales in the southwest, that's when winds southwest, that's when the winds really with widely gale really pick up with widely gale force winds and 65 mile per hour gusts around coastal areas. so that could cause some significant disruption in particularly later in the day if you're camping, caravanning , you're c

heavy thundery showers and met office warnings in place.area of low pressure named storm patricia by the french weather service because strongest winds are because the strongest winds are heading . heading into northern france. but we are seeing some gusty conditions particularly conditions, particularly along the slow moving the south coast. slow moving thundery showers over the heart of england and wales and more persistent rain over northeast england. cause some england. all could cause some disruption. but all tending to ease as we go through the evening and overnight. we'll keep some over northern keep some showers over northern scotland, but other places scotland, but many other places will become dry and we'll see a brighter day on thursday. the winds coming in north, winds coming in from the north, but strong. plenty of but not as strong. plenty of showers scotland showers for northern scotland and northern ireland. so actually here actually a wetter day here compared today. and see compared to today. and we'll see a scattering of s

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office.s forecast another low this one's been this weekend. this one's been named anthony by the met named storm anthony by the met office the of office because of the risk of disruptive gales for some heavy rain for many others. storm anthony is arriving through friday night. it's this area of low pressure that has been named andifs low pressure that has been named and it's basically because it's arriving at such a busy time of year for holiday makers, people who are taking part in outdoor activities, camping, caravanning and so on. initially, it's the rain that is of concern overnight, especially across parts of northern ireland where the ground is saturated. that rain heading into western parts of the uk by the end of the night as well, accompanied by strengthening winds, dry initially across eastern initially across some eastern and northern parts aside from the shower. but this spell the odd shower. but this spell of wet weather clears northern ireland england ireland pushes into england

for more detithe met office website atgs, see the met office website at that warm feeling inside fromather on gb news. it's 7.30. >> good morning to you this is breakfast with stephen arade dam. >> now , as we've been talking >> now, as we've been talking about during the morning, greenpeace activists invaded the home of the prime minister yesterday , his private home. yesterday, his private home. >> they draped his house in black sheeting in a protest against his approval of the new oil and gas licences in the north sea. >> yeah, so they invaded his house, so we sent ben leo to invade theirs as well. >> we just want to know why they think it's acceptable to invade a prime minister's private home. >> i'm ben from gb news gb news. thank you. is weird to hear. not really. i'm looking for world war aribo or whoever . whoever. war aribo or whoever. whoever. whoever's idea that was to invade rishi sunak's house. hello. areba how are you doing? thanks for having us. was that youridea thanks for having us. was that your idea to invade? >> rishi invited. first of all, we weren't invited. >> o

met office website. >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers , proud up.rate is now 5.25% after the 14th consecutive hike . consecutive hike. >> former president trump is defiant in court. he denies the latest charges against him. but do these latest serious charges actually boost his election campaign? >> heads could roll after a major security breach at the prime minister's home. greenpeace activists have been arrested , but how could security arrested, but how could security be so lax ? be so lax? >> and what's the weather going to look like for this weekend ? to look like for this weekend? >> there's another spell of wet and windy weather on the way for tonight

the met office is newsroom.of possible danger to life as storm anthony batters parts of the uk. an amber warning is in place for southwestern parts of england and wales. that's until 7:00 this evening. strong winds could cause flying debris, power cuts and even travel disruption. meanwhile while a yellow weather warning for rain is in place for northern ireland, with flooding, possible weather journalist nathan rao explained the conditions. wind speeds of this storm. >> storm anthony , are expected >> storm anthony, are expected to be around 75 mile per hour gusts on the coasts and 55 mile per hour inland. it's not the strongest storm that we've seen, but because of the time of year, the leaves , the trees are all in the leaves, the trees are all in full leaf and it's holiday season. the schools are off and where going be hitting where it's going to be hitting the impact this storm hitting the impact of this storm hitting today is likely be greater today is likely to be greater than same sort of thing than had t

met office website. >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers , proud up.gb news. >> hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nafion jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation tonight. as the bank of england compounded its folly with an overly compensatory move as it increased interest rates by another 25 basis points. today, the ostriches of the monetary policy committee kept their heads in the sand for too long, and now they are flapping their wings in a panic with the rest of us reaping the consequences. prime minister had an interesting day having his house disgraced , fully invaded house disgraced, fully invaded by activists . but by greenpeace activists. but could this be enough to convince him sun's brilliant him to heed the sun's brilliant campaign and give the motorist a break? as the business secretary, kemi badenoch, moves into lane to overtake into the fast lane to overtake the green slopes by questioning the

we have met office yellow warning have a met office yellow warning in place across parts of southeastshowers here could cause of disruption cause a bit of disruption elsewhere. the showers are moving bit but still moving a bit more, but still some heavy ones over north—west england through the night, staying pretty wet across northern cool night northern scotland. a cool night as single figures in rural as well. single figures in rural spots, 10 to 12 in most towns and cities . saturday we'll start and cities. saturday we'll start dry with some sunshine over the midlands east anglia, the south—east of england and much of southern scotland may well stay fine. but northwest scotland wet and windy and elsewhere. the elsewhere. look at this. the heavy showers develop as we heavy showers just develop as we go day . so dodging heavy showers just develop as we go downpours day . so dodging heavy showers just develop as we go downpours ony . so dodging heavy showers just develop as we go downpours on saturdanging the downpours on saturday afternoon, there will be some sunshine between the sho

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office.news forecast, another low this weekend, this one's been named storm anthony by the met office because of the risk of gales for some of disruptive gales for some heavy rain. for many others as storm anthony is arriving through friday night. it's this area of low pressure that has been named and it's basically because it's arriving at such a busy time of year for holiday makers. people who are taking part in outdoor activities, camping , part in outdoor activities, camping, caravanning and so on. initially it's the rain that is of concern overnight , especially of concern overnight, especially across parts of northern ireland, where the ground is saturated. that rain heading into western parts of the uk by the end the night as well, the end of the night as well, accompanied strength. winds the end of the night as well, acc

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office.gb news forecast, another low this weekend, this one's been named storm anthony by the met office because of the risk of for some of disruptive gales for some heavy rain. for many others , heavy rain. for many others, storm anthony is arriving through friday night. it's this area of low pressure that has been named and it's basically because it's arriving at such a busy time of year for holiday makers, people who are taking part in outdoor activities, camping , part in outdoor activities, camping, caravanning and so on. initially it's the rain that is of concern overnight , especially of concern overnight, especially across parts of northern ireland where the ground saturated. where the ground is saturated. that rain heading into western parts of the uk by the end of the night as well, accompanied by winds, by strengthening winds, dry initially across some eastern and northern parts aside from the shower. but this spell the odd shower. but this spell of wet weather clears northern irel

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office.gb news forecast, another low this weekend, this one's been named storm anthony by the met office because of the risk of for some of disruptive gales for some heavy rain. for many others , heavy rain. for many others, storm anthony is arriving through friday night. it's this area of low pressure that has been named and it's basically because it's arriving at such a busy time of year for holiday makers, people who are taking part in outdoor activities, camping , part in outdoor activities, camping, caravanning and so on. initially it's the rain that is of concern overnight , especially of concern overnight, especially across parts of northern ireland where the ground saturated. where the ground is saturated. that rain heading into western parts of the uk by the end of the night as well, accompanied by winds, by strengthening winds, dry initially across some eastern and northern parts aside from the shower. but this spell the odd shower. but this spell of wet weather clears northern irel

met office website. >> looks like things are heating up. boxed boilers , proud up.gb news. >> good evening. i'm going to bnng >> good evening. i'm going to bring you the latest on my saga with with natwest, which took a turn for the worse today. we'll also get some very interesting comments. the chancellor, jeremy hunt has made to gb news his liam halligan don trump is due to appear in court in washington , dc at 9 pm. uk time facing four serious charges . and four serious charges. and joining me tonight on talking pints, star of radio and tv pat sharp will be here. but before all of that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . with polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you. good evening. the top story tonight from the gb news room is that the bank of england has raised its interest rate for the 14th time row . it's increasing time in a row. it's increasing from 5 to 5.25. that's the highest base rate since 2008. the bank says it expects inflation to be halved by the end of the year. that's one of the government's key targets. the increase puts pressure on borrowe

let's turn to weather events in the uk — where the met office is warning of potential road closures,uth—west england. amber alerts are in place for high winds — and heavy rain is also expected in northern ireland. thomas morgan has been braving the weather for us in penarth. it is raining quite heavily here, it was the rain that was expected to cause the most disruption. but at the moment the wind seems to have died a little bit, as you can see the stormy seas have gone slightly calmer, but it is the rain hitting here at the moment in south wales. but bad weather, i guess the reason i am up this morning is because it's so miserable for this time of year. you do not expect to have one of the wettestjuly is on record last month and that this month, as we are starting august, have another star thatis starting august, have another star that is what a miserable and windy. this is only the third time since the met office began naming storms, they have named the storm today, and thatis they have named the storm today, and that is fairly significant, showing you how rare it is that you get t

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office.news forecast, another low this weekend, this one's been named storm anthony by the met office because of the risk of gales for some of disruptive gales for some heavy rain. for many others as storm anthony is arriving through friday night. it's this area of low pressure that has been named and it's basically because it's arriving at such a busy time of year for holiday makers. people who are taking part in outdoor activities, camping , part in outdoor activities, camping, caravanning and so on. initially it's the rain that is of concern overnight , especially of concern overnight, especially across parts of northern ireland, where the ground is saturated. that rain heading into western parts of the uk by the end the night as well, the end of the night as well, accompanied strength. winds the end of the night as well, acc

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. ws forecast just another low this weekend, this one's been named storm anthony by the office because of the by the met office because of the risk disruptive gales for risk of disruptive gales for some rain for many others. some heavy rain for many others. storm anthony is arriving through friday night. it's this area of low pressure that has been named and it's basically because it's arriving at such a busy time of year for holiday makers, people who are taking part in outdoor activities, camping, caravanning and so on. initially, it's the rain that is of concern overnight, especially across parts of northern ireland where the ground is saturated. that rain heading into western parts of the uk by the end of the night as well, accompanied by strengthening winds, dry initially eastern initially across some eastern and northern parts aside from the shower. but this spell the odd shower. but this spell of weather clears northern of wet weather clears northern ireland pushes england ireland

yellow have a met office. yellow warning some heavy warning in place.ain crossing scotland through the early hours as well for much of just a few of england and wales, just a few showers, places dry and showers, many places dry and still pretty warm overnight, 16 or 17, the low, it'll still feel fairly warm on friday in the sunny spells, but it'll be a very wet start across northern scotland, some heavy pulses of rain clearing away here and then we'll see showers developing through the day. some spots through the day. now, some spots may not see showers and stay may not see any showers and stay dry. they'll be pretty well scattered in many areas, but we'll quite of them we'll see quite a few of them for and western for northern ireland and western scotland , there'll be a fresher scotland, there'll be a fresher feel. back down feel. temperatures back down closer but still in closer to average, but still in the east with some sunshine, 26 maybe across east anglia , a maybe across east anglia, a little higher than that. so still feeling fairly a still fee

this storm has been named by the met office because of the potential for disruption, particularly onssure as it continues to journey eastwards through the rest of today. so a met office amber warning covering parts of south—west wales and south—west england, the risk of gusts of 60 mph or more, particularly for exposed coasts and hills, but even quite a long way inland some quite strong, unusually strong winds for this time of year, hence the risk of disruption. also some pretty heavy bursts of rain journeying eastwards, in fact some thunderstorms likely across southern and eastern parts of england, some pretty hefty showers across parts of northern england up to scotland. perhaps fewer showers out towards the west as we head towards the end of the day. temperatures quite disappointing, some places only up to 1a degrees. through this evening and tonight our area of low pressure rolls eastwards and as we will continue to see one or two showers, particularly out to the west, towards the end of the night, and also some rain lingering in eastern parts, in between we will see clear spells

a met office. >> that's a met office. >> rain warning till 8 pm. today for up to about three inchesbut if you have put your barbecues away and you've packaged for summer packaged them up for the summer and your sunglasses and you've put your sunglasses away, you can get them back out again at end of this again because at the end of this week, are rising week, temperatures are rising again. weekend again. this weekend could be possibly best weekend for possibly be the best weekend for about weeks. if you've about six weeks. if you've been fed up all the miserable, fed up with all the miserable, wet it's about wet and rain. it's been about six had six weeks since we've had a really nice weekend. temperatures late 30s by temperatures in the late 30s by the sorry, late 20s, late 20s by the sorry, late 20s, late 20s by the end of this, we don't get too excited. >> not like last summer. no >> it's not like last summer. no by the this week and then by the end of this week and then the weekend maybe touching 30 and then beyond touch go. and then beyond touch and go. >> looking pretty good.

it's all thanks to storm antoni, this swirl of cloud, this storm system named by the met office.eastwards as we head through tonight and into tomorrow. so tomorrow should be a somewhat drier and brighter day. still some areas of cloud and some splashes of rain across eastern parts of england as we head through the night. further west will see clear skies, some showers feeding in across some western parts and temperatures actually dropping away. it's going to be quite a cool and fresh night, seven, eight or nine degrees, and that's in some of the towns and cities out in the countryside. it may getjust a little bit chillier than that, but after that, quite cool fresh start, a sunday will see this area of high pressure trying to build. it's not going to be a completely dry day, but on balance, it should be a drier and a brighter day than saturday has been. so some clouds, some rain, a bit of a breeze across eastern england for a time. further west, sunny spells and showers. some of the showers heavy, possibly thundery, particularly across parts of scotland. a slightly warmer day for

in fact, it was named storm anthony by the met office. storm antoni by the met office. of low pressure will be clearing eastwards during sunday. and that will allow for a somewhat drier and brighter day, still quite breezy to start off across eastern england with cloud and some splashes of rain. but most of us will get to see some sunshine through the day, albeit with quite a few showers, some heavy thundery ones, particularly affecting parts of scotland. temperatures are a little bit higher than they have been 17, 18, 19 degrees. this is not particularly impressive for this point in august, but it should be a warmer day than saturday in many places. now, during sunday nights, with largely clear skies overhead, with lighter winds, temperatures are set to drop. it's going to be quite a cool and fresh night. even in the towns and cities down to eight or nine degrees. some spots in the countryside will get chillier than that. but after that fresh start, monday should at least bring some spells of sunshine. and while there will be some showers, there probably won't be too m

i've spoken to the met office . spoken to the met office.ty minimal. the chances of too much more sunshine on are pretty minimal. we're sliding ingloriously into autumn as we speak. this looks like it could be the last of the good weather for bank holiday monday and throughout this weekend . so wherever you are, weekend. so wherever you are, enjoy it , wherever you can. weekend. so wherever you are, enjoy it, wherever you can. and if you are in dawlish , do come if you are in dawlish, do come along. it is beautiful. and of course you've got torbay up the road and torquay too. so there's plenty places to explore down plenty of places to explore down here devon. here in south devon. >> absolutely . it looks >> absolutely. it looks absolutely there. jeff absolutely gorgeous there. jeff thank you much for that thank you very much for that update . lovely see as update. lovely to see you as eveh update. lovely to see you as ever. now folks, you have been getting on one of our getting in touch on one of our big topics of the day, migration. bob sa

it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. ws forecast just another low this weekend, this one's been named storm anthony by the office because of the by the met office because of the risk disruptive gales for risk of disruptive gales for some rain for many others. some heavy rain for many others. storm anthony is arriving through friday night. it's this area of low pressure that has been named and it's basically because it's arriving at such a busy time of year for holiday makers, people who are taking part in outdoor activities, camping, caravanning and so on. initially, it's the rain that is of concern overnight, especially across parts of northern ireland where the ground is saturated. that rain heading into western parts of the uk by the end of the night as well, accompanied by strengthening winds, dry initially eastern initially across some eastern and northern parts aside from the shower. but this spell the odd shower. but this spell of weather clears northern of wet weather clears northern ireland pushes england ireland

this storm has been named by the met office because of the potential for disruption, particularly on south—west wales and south—west england, the risk of gusts of 60 mph or more, particularly for exposed coasts and hills, but even quite a long way inland some quite strong, unusually strong winds for this time of year, hence the risk of disruption. also some pretty heavy bursts of rain journeying eastwards, in fact, some thunderstorms likely across southern and eastern parts of england, some pretty hefty showers across parts of northern england up to scotland. perhaps fewer showers out towards the west as we head towards the end of the day. temperatures quite disappointing, some places only up to 1a degrees. through this evening and tonight our area of low pressure rolls eastwards and as we will continue to see one or two showers, particularly out to the west, towards the end of the night, and also some rain lingering in eastern parts, in between we will see clear spells and that will allow it to turn relatively cool, 7—12 degrees, but into tomorrow this area of high pressure tries to

just in the last hour, the met office has issued an amber weather warning. the met office has issued an amber weatherwarning. be the met office has issued an amber weather warning. be prepared for further disruption due to the strength of the winds, gusts in excess of 50 to 70 miles an hour along exposed coasts wales and south—west england. so a miserable to our saturday morning, but the low will push quickly eastwards, and then spiralling around the centre of then spiralling around the centre of the loan, we see a rash of sharp, thundery downpours. fewer showers into the afternoon for northern ireland and scotland, but look at these temperatures. pretty disappointing, i'm afraid, for august. as we move into sunday, that storm is as a way. a quieter start. there will be some sunshine around first thing. as few scattered showers and the afternoon, particularly the north and west as we get through the day. but with a bit more sunshine comes a bit more warmth, so a better second half of the weekend. that is still pretty disappointing for this time of year. sunshine or longer spells of r

we have a met office yellow warning in of in place across parts of southeast scotland. showers here could cause bit of disruption cause a bit of disruption elsewhere. the showers are moving more, but still moving a bit more, but still some ones over north—west some heavy ones over north—west england night, england through the night, staying pretty wet across northern . a cool night northern scotland. a cool night as well. single figures in rural spots, 10 to 12 in most towns and cities . saturday we'll start and cities. saturday we'll start dry with some sunshine over the midlands , east anglia, the midlands, east anglia, the south—east england and much south—east of england and much of southern scotland may well stay northwest stay fine. but northwest scotland wet and windy and elsewhere. this. the elsewhere. look at this. the heavy showers develop as we heavy showers just develop as we go so dodging go through the day. so dodging the downpours on saturday afternoon. there will be some sunshine between showers and sunshine between the showers and temperatures up into t

this storm has been named by the met office because of the potential for disruption, particularly ong parts 0ffice amber warning covering parts of south—west wales and south—west england, the risk of gusts of 60 mph or more, particularly for exposed coasts and hills, but even quite a long way inland some quite strong, unusually strong winds for this time of year, hence the risk of disruption. also some pretty heavy bursts of rain journeying eastwards, in fact some thunderstorms likely across southern and eastern parts of england, some pretty hefty showers across parts of northern england up to scotland. perhaps fewer showers out towards the west as we head towards the end of the day. temperature is quite disappointing, some places only up to 1a degrees. through this evening and overnight in our area of through this evening and overnight in ourarea of low through this evening and overnight in our area of low pressure roles eastwards and we will continue to see one or two showers, particularly out to the west, towards the end of the night, and also some rain lingering in eastern parts,

we have a met office yellow warning in of in place across parts of southeast scotland.howers here could cause bit of disruption cause a bit of disruption elsewhere. the showers are moving more, but still moving a bit more, but still some ones over north—west some heavy ones over north—west england night, england through the night, staying pretty wet across northern . a cool night northern scotland. a cool night as well. single figures in rural spots, 10 to 12 in most towns and cities . saturday we'll start and cities. saturday we'll start dry with some sunshine over the midlands , east anglia, the midlands, east anglia, the south—east england and much south—east of england and much of southern scotland may well stay northwest stay fine. but northwest scotland wet and windy and elsewhere. this. the elsewhere. look at this. the heavy showers develop as we heavy showers just develop as we go so dodging go through the day. so dodging the downpours on saturday afternoon. there will be some sunshine between showers and sunshine between the showers and temperatures up into the

the met office for gb news for the rest of monday.with many places seeing sunny spells or a few showers around and it's more than just a few showers in the far northwest. this low pressure system bringing pretty wet and windy conditions across the western increasingly western isles and increasingly now highlands now across the highlands as well. staying here, we'll well. so staying wet here, we'll see a few showers this evening over perhaps over over wales, perhaps over northern for a time. so northern england for a time. so some heavy bursts of rain before that away, turning down that clears away, turning down because scotland in because most of scotland in northern through the northern ireland through the night, the south night, but across the south it generally stays some mist generally stays dry. some mist and fog is possible. staying pretty as well across the pretty warm as well across the whole of the uk actually, temperatures holding up in the mid—teens most urban areas. mid—teens in most urban areas. so quite a mild start to t