now, midland and into to one that wrote more than a reading, looked at spies new stadiums. that's a whole bunch of lots and lots of events arena all year around. they have everything, some concepts, nfl games that's well for full tubs of competing with today. they are really in defense attainment business, whether they like it or not, that's the reality. and they have to adapt to that reality in order to be able to secure revenue only around. and not just when there's a match going on, which is on come on for a tiny and drugs to be the proprietors of their own stadiums, which some content is hurting the game here in general. mission, i suppose, the a to rebuild. i'll check this week and move the mice with a link that i mean edition this semester. if i get on the, i can talk to an after depot, nobody get a continuum of a parent that a corporate to give you. time will be locked in your case. i don't mean to be able to pay one on busta. let's just say my couch with the most of basic media, but all cool. but there is one notable exception, 2 hours down the road into reading. th

a 99 year lease from the city of to ring on the land where the stadium is built is one to midland and into hoped to emulate not send 0 in order to demolish and replace them yet. so it also happens to be the model by which west time i go onto the tendency of the london stadium for which day you left behind 100 years of history, the building ground. but not everyone in midland is happy to consent to the cause of that privatization and subsequent destruction of one of the city's most eye clinic public buildings. and so there is an active campaign to defend send 0 from the plans to tear it down. oh yeah, yeah, i'm a mobility task so it should be called 1st place a funk this defend been doing those times there could be pro pier diagnosed that nature that didn't meet our needs the to the low side deal. it will not cause i want a lot for my that low side. your new come in the morning or the corner. she build it. you didn't if you got but it can meet on the north side, your food so that we are losing the c c. and the style you're losing fit this wheel noise in the labs, we are losing the old,

so as i scott, i do have kyle, you drove off to the cities world famous scholar. theater is the midland line to monitor that many locals hope to see when you destroy all your stages. like these huge on this, the right just to means the concrete like you destroyed the soul of the people that where each side so how the, this one football ground becomes something so much more at how has the pressure to compete left its existence hanging in the balance sense 0 is proof of football is power to trends in sports and create cultural icons. so what to make of the fact that it's time may soon be up to this that just a 0 was being the around the 1926 and then it was for their own 30000 people. and the after the 2nd one, well they decided that to make a, if the get having a new so they make a new cable project to that the, this budget that we, that items that go up to the 2nd stage of the stadium. that is, that the bonus of 2 very both the football club all over the world. after in the 1990s that was the world, coughing the valley. and so they decided to unlock the stadium to get the up to 80000 pe

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is one that midland into hoped to emulate that sense 0 in order to demolish and replace them yet. so it also happens to be the model by which west time of 20 tendency of the london stadium, for which day you left behind 100 years of history, the building ground. but not everyone in midland is happy to consent to the cause that privatization and subsequent destruction of one of the city's most eye clinic public buildings. and so there is an active campaign to defend send 0 from the plans to tear it down. oh yeah. yeah, i'm a mobility task to each that the cold 1st place a fault is defend been during those times, your kid deep appropriate diagnostic that nature that didn't meet our needs the to the low side deal. it will not cause i won't be dropped for my that low side you'll need come in the morning or the cold. no, she did it. you didn't defeat that, but it can meet on that one most. tied your food so that we are losing the c. c and the style, you're losing fit this wheel noise in the labs, we are losing the old, the restaurant, and we are losing the identity. it's testament to t

we have been really— up into the midlands. we have been really pleased — up into the midlands.ly pleased with the performance today and i think it _ really pleased with the performance today and i think it will— really pleased with the performance today and i think it will bode - really pleased with the performance today and i think it will bode well. today and i think it will bode well for us _ today and i think it will bode well for us when — today and i think it will bode well for us when it— today and i think it will bode well for us when it comes _ today and i think it will bode well for us when it comes to - today and i think it will bode well for us when it comes to the - today and i think it will bode well. for us when it comes to the general election _ for us when it comes to the general election but— for us when it comes to the general election. but we _ for us when it comes to the general election. but we know— for us when it comes to the general election. but we know we _ for us when it comes to the general election. but we know we have - for us when it comes to the

and through the midlands, temperatures again, 20 or 21 celsius.ler nearer 15 or 16 degrees in that rain. that rain then pushes its way down across the country overnight. and then following on from that early next week, we have more of a northwesterly breeze and that's going to bring in some cooler air as well. so the peak of the temperatures looks like being over the weekend. after that, things are cooling down. there'll be some sunshine around into next week. we can see just how low those temperatures are going to be. there will be some showers, but not the heavy ones that we've seen of late. live from washington. this is bbc news. welcome to viewers on pbs in america. concerns over us mexico border crossings as the end of a controversial immigration policy is hours away. translation: i say it is too much, translation: i say it is too much. here _ translation: i say it is too much, here we _ translation: i say it is too much, here we cannot - translation: | say it is too | much, here we cannot sleep, translation: | say it is too - much, here we c

we are from the midlands. we love - excited to be here. we are from the midlands. the royals and we wanted to come and celebrate. we have links to those marching so it would be nice to see those as well. you know people _ nice to see those as well. you know people in _ nice to see those as well. you know people in the _ nice to see those as well. you know people in the march? yeah. it is worth it in the end and they enjoy the rehearsals they have the other night so they were really excited, so they are really excited for today as well. it are really excited for today as well. . well. it will be quite spectacular? - well. it will be quite spectacular? i- well. it will be quite spectacular? ithink| well. it will be quite - spectacular? i think so. all the hours _ spectacular? i think so. all the hours they _ spectacular? i think so. all the hours they have - spectacular? i think so. all the hours they have put. spectacular? i think so. allj the hours they have put in. spectacular? i think so. all. the hours they have put in. it looks like it will be amazing. we had t

but not everyone in midland is happy to consent to the cause. the privatization and subsequent destruction of one of the city's most eye clinic public buildings. and so there is an active campaign to defend send 0 from the plans to tear it down. oh yeah, yeah, i'm a mobility task to each that the calm 1st place they funk this defend vein during those times, your kid deep appropriate diagnostic that nature that didn't meet our needs the to the low side deal. it will not cause i won't be dropped for my that low side. you'll need kinda any more than the record. no, she didn't defeat that, but it can meet on that one most. tied your food so that we are losing the c c and the style. we're losing c s s. we are losing the labs. we are losing the old, the restaurant and we are losing identity. it's testament to the cultural importance of the stadium that send zeros future has become a matter of nationwide despite on whether it's a growing demand. so the status of a listing building it was easy. the list of the agent far or the building on the for the 1s

is one that midland into hoped to emulate that sense 0 in order to demolish and replace them yet. so it also happens to be the model by which west time i'll go onto the tendency of the london stadium for which day you left behind 100 years of history, the building ground. but not everyone in midland is happy to consent to the cause of that privatization and subsequent destruction of one of the city's most eye clinic public buildings. and so there is an active campaign to defend send 0 from the plans to tear it down. oh yeah, yeah, i'm more be tied to each of the conference by state office. defend been doing those pad, your kid deep appropriate diagnostic that nature that didn't meet our needs. the to the low side deal. hey, we're not call so we only got dropped for my that low side. you'll need come in the morning or the cold. no, she didn't defeat that. been a complete on hey delano side your food so that we are losing the c c and the style you're losing fits this wheel noise in the labs. we are losing the old, the restaurant and we are losing the identity. it's testament to the

but here in the midlands , i've got the west midlands, i've got a hve— the west midlands, i've got afault evictions are set to be eereeeet— fault evictions are set to be eereeeet ee— fault evictions are set to be scrapped as the _ fault evictions are set to be scrapped as the government moves to scrapped as the government moves te etrehetheh— scrapped as the government moves to strengthen renters rights vett— to strengthen renters rights vehh. ee— to strengthen renters rights vehh. ee ht— to strengthen renters rights well, as it currently stands, hehtherte— well, as it currently stands, landlords can— well, as it currently stands, landlords can reclaim a property vhtheet— landlords can reclaim a property vhtheet giving— landlords can reclaim a property without giving tenants a reason . het— without giving tenants a reason . het the— without giving tenants a reason . het the hevv— without giving tenants a reason . but the new bill— without giving tenants a reason . but the new bill gives renters eever te— . but the new bill gives renters more power to challenge that vhtheet— more powe

same too probably across parts of the north midlands, northwest scotland have a bit more cloud, a few most, it's a dry day with sunny spells and temperatures still into the low twenties and the warmer spots. it will feel pleasant if you're outside. into the weekend, we do have a cold front that's going to be running into our area of high pressure that will be affecting northern areas. so expect more in the way of cloud for scotland. a bit of patchy rain too for 0rkney, shetland, the western isles and the highlands too. and this air flowing into north scotland, it's actually quite chilly, so temperatures just 12 degrees through the afternoon in lerwick on saturday. further south, more sunshine and if anything it's going to be a warmer day with more of us seeing temperatures into the low twenties, probably peaking at around 23 or 2a degrees. heading into sunday, the high pressure is still there. and again, it's a case of sunny spells coming and going with the cloud. the highest temperatures continue to be across more western areas. so south and east wales, the south west midlands, south

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so and some downpours into wales as well. 50 wales and the midlands the places to watch for the heaviest tomorrow, some of them could have some hill mixed in and temperatures around 15, i8 could have some hill mixed in and temperatures around 15, 18 degrees for most. friday seeing some further changes with the weather pattern with high pressure building across the north. low pressure bringing in a weather front across eastern areas of england which tends to move west into the midlands and central southern england to the day. the wind coming to a north easterly direction in which means some eastern coastal areas of scotland and england have a big drop in temperature. 13 or ill degrees pretty typically and further west highs of 17 or 18 for western scotland, northern ireland and parts of wales. high pressure still with us on saturday and by sunday the weather front moving in from the north—west. so make the most of the sunshine on saturday, it will feel warm and could end up being the warmest day of the year so far with temperatures in the low 20s but all change by sunday with cloud and ra

and those could be a little heavy as they push into the midlands towards the south east of england.e sunshine to come for scotland and northern ireland, though the cloud will build up a bit and spread out. but temperatures are likely to reach 18 degrees in glasgow, the same as the temperature there in plymouth, and it'll be warm in the sunshine. for scotland and northern ireland as we head into the weekend though, there's likely to be more cloud coming in from the atlantic, a little bit more breezy in northern scotland. high pressure will keep it dry, though, for england and wales and there'll be a lot of sunshine around as well. but more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, just about thick enough to give a little light rain or drizzle here and there. no great amounts by any means. and we've still got temperatures of 18 degrees in the central belt. in the sunshine for england and wales, temperatures could hit 20 or 21 celsius. and there's more sunshine to come for england and wales on sunday. more of a breeze in the southeast. should actually brighten up with some sunshine in s

our investigation found the number issued in the west midlands rose by 172% in a year.eform bill will be brought forward in this parliament and no—fault evictions will be abolished. ministers say tenants will be given greater security in their homes and be empowered to challenge full conditions and unreasonable rent rises. back in birmingham, alex has found a new flat but says it�*s more expensive and further away from family and friends. lip filler�*s gone wrong, mortgages for young people and cows on the loose. we probably all know someone who�*s had their lips done, but there are calls from experts to tighten regulation on lip fillers after treatments have gone wrong. they have grown increasingly popular but many patients have been left in pain and embarrassed by their appearance. harriet had hers done, and three months later her lips were so bloated she couldn�*t close her mouth properly. a bbc investigation has found a number of tenants in the west midlands being given no—fault evictions is at the highest level for five years. this type of eviction allows landlords

there is a bit more cloud though developing in the midlands for a while and also across northern irelandkies will develop in many parts of the country overnight and the winds will be light. so it could turn quite chilly first thing on friday morning, particularly across eastern scotland. temperatures not far away from freezing, perhaps heading into tomorrow. sunny start for many. we will see cloud coming into the northwest of scotland. a few spots of light rain or drizzle here and the cloud will build up inland across many other parts of the uk and spread out a bit across the far south of england and through the english channel. it may well stay sunny, but it will be quite windy and there'll be a chill on that wind as well that will take the edge off the temperatures. but for many parts of the country away from here, probably a little bit warmer than today, 20 degrees in the central belt of scotland through the midlands and also in the northwest of england. high pressure building in across the uk for the start of the bank. holiday weekend does get eroded though for a while. across the no

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same too probably across parts of the north midlands, northwest scotland have a bit more cloud, a fewern ireland. for most, it's a dry day with sunny spells and temperatures still into the low twenties and the warmer spots. in the warmer spots, it will feel pleasant if you're outside well into the weekend. we do have a cold front that's going to be running into our area of high pressure that will be affecting northern areas. so expect more in the way of cloud for scotland. a bit of patchy rain too for 0rkney, shetland, the western isles and the highlands too. and this air flowing into north scotland, is actually quite chilly. so temperatures just 12 degrees through the afternoon in lerwick on saturday. further south, more sunshine and if anything it's going to be a warmer day with more of us seeing temperatures into the low twenties, probably peaking at around 23 or 2a degrees. heading into sunday, the high pressure is still there. and again, it's a case of sunny spells coming and going with the cloud. so south and east wales, the south west midlands, south west england, highs could h

a cloudy day coming up tomorrow with rain spreading to east anglia, across the south midlands, centraln england and the south—east. often the rain will be light and patchy. across the west a different story, some sunshine coming through for scotland, northern ireland, wales and western areas of england and in the sunshine feeling warm with temperatures into the high teens. eastern areas feeling a lot cooler than the last few days with temperatures around 13-14 c. aren't few days with temperatures around 13—14 c. aren't into the weekend high pressure to start off with gives us a fine start to things on saturday. plenty of dry weather. early morning melting cloud —— early morning cloud melting away to give some sunshine, temperatures up to 22 in both scotland and northern ireland as well but for most of us are pretty decent weather to start the weekend. on sunday, a weather front moves down from the north—west bringing thick cloud, outbreaks of rain on the way. that's how the weather is looking but before we go we'll take a look at what's going on in the southern bay of bengal, where we'

wales, the west midlands brightening up too, northern ireland as well, although there is the chance ofcotland should stick with some brighter skies. it will be rather chilly across some northern and eastern parts, whereas out towards the west, say western counties of northern ireland, we could be looking at 18—19 celsius. through tuesday night, more cloud will topple its way across northern ireland into western scotland with the odd spot of rain. the clearest of the skies and the lowest of the temperatures will be found across eastern england. some places in east anglia getting close to freezing. but into wednesday, it will be southern parts of england, wales, the midlands, east anglia that see the best of the sunshine. more cloud for northern england. northern ireland cloudy at first, although it should brighten up a little here. for scotland, the cloud will produce some spots of rain, particularly up towards the north west. temperatures between 10—16 celsius. the breeze strengthening in the south later with the odd shower down towards the far southwest. and for thursday, we will see

the uk that finger of rain moves down briefly to affect east anglia, the southeast, maybe the east midlandshead of that one or two showers for wales in the southwest. for many western parts of the uk, it's going to be dry with some lengthy spells of sunshine and warm as well. temperatures 18, 19 degrees. where we keep the cloud, though, for eastern parts of england, much cooler, 13 or 1a nearer the mark and a cool breeze blowing in as well. that breeze will blow in more cloud overnight, particularly across central and eastern england on saturday morning. but it should burn back towards some of those north sea coasts with sunshine developing more widely. and it's going to be warm in that sunshine and light winds as well. temperatures are going to be higher on saturday, probably peaking at 20 or 21 celsius in quite a few places. second half of the weekend sees some changes because the high pressure releases its grip and this weather front will move down from the northwest. that will bring some rain into scotland and northern ireland and eventually a bit of that rain will move over the irish s

cloud remaining along the east coast with some stubborn areas of cloud through the midlands down towardalso a keen breeze coming in that. also a keen breeze coming in from the north sea across the south—east, southern areas and english channel. that will take the edge off the temperatures. further west and were looking at some sunshine with temperatures responding accordingly and you can see 11 in lerwick and in glasgow we could hit 2a, possibly 26. 21 in london but it will feel cooler along the north sea coastline, especially with the onshore flow. as we head through the evening and overnight, if anything, the cloud will run pin from the north sea pushing west but in western areas under clear skies will see some pockets of mist form. it won�*t be a particular code made the most under the cloud but 7—10 as the most under the cloud but 7—10 as the overnight low. a dull start to the overnight low. a dull start to the day tomorrow. still this keen breeze coming in from the north sea across the south—east and southern areas. a lot of dry weather as the cloud pushes back towards east coast w

maybe 23 towards parts of the south west midlands.in sun is strong and that's what makes it feel warm. there will be high levels of uv. it's worth considering some cream. a similar story for thursday, more dry weather and sunny spells and sunny spells 23 degrees or so in the warmest spots which are likely to be towards south—east wales and may be the south—west midlands and south—west england as well. through friday the holiday weekend a lot of dry weather to come. feeling warm sunshine. temperatures could peak at 24 in the warmest spots. live from london, this is bbc news. disgraced entertainer and convicted sex offender rolf harris dies at the age of 93. police investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann begin searching a reservoir in portugal. shouting. two teenage boys died in a crash before last night because big rights in cardiff which left several police officers injured. whatsapp says it will allow users to edit their messages for up to 15 minutes after being sent. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, welcome to bbc news now, al

during the coming week, 155,000 passengers are expected to fly from east midlands airport, somethinge local economy. this airport has a huge catalytic effect on the regional economy. lots of people are employed here. the flights that connect people to other parts of the world from this region provides that great international connectivity. of course, all that wouldn't be possible without the staff. and this year there's been a big recruitment drive at the airport. i met sonny at a job fair in may, and he's now working in assisted travel. if you canjust make that bit of difference with the people that travel through. and you can see it in the face, the appreciation of staff is very rewarding and you know, they're very happy and they go. so on the busiest day of the year so far, how was the passenger experience? really easy, actually. we've just took on like carry—on cases. so straight through security. yeah, really good. straight through. just no waiting. brilliant. really positive. it's been really, really good, really quick. . everybody's been, like, really friendly as well. i yeah,

probably a little bit warmer than today, 20 degrees in the central belt of scotland through the midlandshigh pressure building in across the uk for the start of the bank holiday weekend. does get eroded for a while. across the north, that weather front, some stronger winds coming into scotland and northern ireland bringing more cloud, a little bit of light rain or drizzle in the northwest, some buildup of cloud for northern england and north wales. sunnier skies further south and the winds will be lighter as well. probably the temperatures will peak on saturday, 22, 23 degrees, but it will be cooler in scotland and northern ireland behind that weak weatherfront not bringing much rain. that moves away, and as the high pressure builds back in across the uk, that cooler air will move its way southwards. so, if we look at some forecasts for sunday and monday and the radioi big weekend continues in dundee, it will be cool but less cool i think on monday. and still dry. temperatures in northern parts of the uk. may recover a bit on monday. the same can't be said for the south because it will b

probably the dry, sunniest weather will be across wales, midlands down into the southwest and here we—mid teens. that is below par for the time of year. through tuesday night, many of those showers fade away. most places once again will be dry to start a wednesday variable cloud, but widespread clear skies certainly in the north and the west. and again, temperatures taking a bit of a tumble and single digits for most. high pressure, almost slap bang on top of the uk for wednesday. lighter winds. this feature, though, will start to bring more cloud, breeze, outbreaks of rain to the northwest of scotland, but that is about it. plenty of sunshine around, could just see a few isolated showers across the midlands and eastern england. but many places will stay dry and the temperatures creeping up a little bit. we could be up to 18, maybe 19 degrees in the warmest spots. 0therwise, again, for most it's the mid—teens, particularly towards the north. as we move through thursday, friday, high pressure still holds on. a few weather fronts flirt with the north of the uk and you'll notice we start

to bring this international tournament to the west midlands where rugby was born is really special. really special. the event was originally - born is really special. the event was originally meant to have been hosted here by the birmingham bulls four years ago but was postponed due to covid. 0rganisers say it was important to include a women's tournament as well. ., , . to include a women's tournament as well. .,, ., ,., to include a women's tournament aswell. ., ., ., as well. people are so warm and welcoming. _ as well. people are so warm and welcoming. you _ as well. people are so warm and welcoming, you feel _ as well. people are so warm and welcoming, you feel everyone i as well. people are so warm and welcoming, you feel everyone is| welcoming, you feel everyone is so united. welcoming, you feel everyone is so united-— so united. and it's hoped the event will — so united. and it's hoped the event will help _ so united. and it's hoped the event will help to _ so united. and it's hoped the event will help to break - so united. and it's hoped the| event will help to break down b

east england. 0nce across the midlands into east england. it's a cold front, spreading southwards and eastwards, delivering chilly air to the uk as we head into the weekend. most places dry, monday, breezy hour, chilly with some breaks of sunshine. it should be largely dry. it's going to feel cooler across—the—board. highs, cooler across—the—boa rd. highs, 14-15 c. cooler across—the—board. highs, 14—15 c. cooler around the coast especially scotland. that cold air hangs around into tuesday and wednesday, especially in the north and east of the country but because its high—pressure dominating, for most places it should tend to stay dry throughout much of next week with just a chance of a shower here and there, take care. this is bbc news. the headlines: ukraine's president zelensky is visiting rome, where he'll have an audience with the pope and meet italian political leaders. the prime minister, giorgia meloni, has been one of kyiv�*s more vocal backers. turkey's election candidates are taking part in the last few hours of campaigning, before

in the north—west. back into the midlands and we will see some changes in the north—west.r than 6—10 c. there's a change for part two of the weekend, grey chilly across eastern england and we should see that melt away with plenty of sunshine. rain pushing south and east woods and we and eastwards and we could see some showers breaking out across the midlands into east england. once the sunshine comes through, it's a warm day. much cooler for the north and west, around the mid—teens. this is because it's a cold front, spreading southwards and eastwards, delivering chilly air to the uk as we head into the weekend. the weekend and out into the week. most places dry, monday, breezy hour, chilly with some breaks of sunshine. it should be largely dry. it's going to feel cooler across—the—board. highs, 14—15 c. cooler around the coast especially scotland. that cold air hangs around into tuesday and wednesday, especially in the north and east of the country but because its high—pressure dominating, for most places it should tend to stay dry throughout much of next week with just a

our midlands correspondent phil mackie is at derby combined court.here we are again talking about the death of a child at the hands of the people who should have been looking after him, and in whom he should have been able to trust, and once more we are talking about a case in which questions are being asked as to whether or not the authorities might have been able to do something to intervene to save his life. for the first nine months of his life, finley boden, who had been taken into care shortly after birth, thrived. he was safe and happy. in a statement read out in court, his family called him a happy, chuckling baby. they described his parents, stephen boden and shannon marsden, as monstrous. he died on christmas day 2020, just weeks after being returned to their care. he'd suffered 130 separate injuries. it's absolutely incomprehensible and despicable what they have done. they are truly reprehensible with no consequence for what actions they could've done. and you've covered lots of cases like this. in terms of what you have seen and heard and

wales, the west midlands brightening up too, northern ireland as well, although there is the chance of north and east, although northern scotland should stick with some brighter skies. it will be rather chilly across some northern and eastern parts, whereas out towards the west, say western counties of northern ireland, we could be looking at 18—19 celsius. through tuesday night, more cloud will topple its way across northern ireland into western scotland with the odd spot of rain. the clearest of the skies and the lowest of the temperatures will be found across eastern england. some places in east anglia getting close to freezing. but into wednesday, it will be southern parts of england, wales, the midlands, east anglia that see the best of the sunshine. more cloud for northern england. northern ireland cloudy at first, although it should brighten up a little here. for scotland, the cloud will produce some spots of rain, particularly up towards the north west. temperatures between 10—16 celsius. the breeze strengthening in the south later with the odd shower down towards the far south

for example across parts of wales and the west midlands. temperatures might be climbing again into the 20s in those sunny skies out west. on friday high pressure is still there but we think there will will be less cloud around some more of us should have that brighter weather with sunshine. a cool wind blowing from the north sea, quite gusty in the south—west of england. for the weekend the same area of high pressure that has been with us now for ages is still on the charts but we will see some cloud across the north atlantic getting pulled down into the north sea and so something of a split this weekend, mainly dry with questionnaire was having the best of the sunshine and temperatures into the mid 20s where across eastern areas the threat of a bit more cloud and temperatures stain into the teens with that cool wind coming in. that is the latest. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and

you're highly likely to see showers across the pennines, north west england, the midlands and wales.draped around the coast of east anglia, a few across the south downs, and because the storms are slow—moving rainfall totals can build up 20 to 50 millimetres of rainfall in the space ofjust an hour or two. that is why we could see some flash flooding this afternoon. now, overnight, the showers do clear off as we start to draw in some cooler cloudier weather from the north sea and that will tend to lower the temperatures. and so we're not going to see the same amount of showers around for friday, that's for sure. but it's a different type of weather we'll have — across the north sea regions we'll have — across a lot of low clouds start the day. we'll have — across a weak weather front bringing some patches of light rain across east anglia, pushing towards the midlands, south east england and central southern england. now, away from that, there will be some sunshine for scotland, northern ireland, western parts of england and for wales. and in the sunshine it's going to feel warm tomorr

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sunnier across the south west midlands could lift temperatures to 20 degrees.e generally 1a, 18 degrees during tomorrow afternoon. heading into friday this frontal system pushes further south and east. as it goes it tends to pep up a little suffer friday across parts of england and wales we could see some heavy rain for a time and some sharp shower is breaking out in the afternoon. that will feel a little bit cooler. northern ireland and scotland largely dry but cloudy and temperatures around 15, 18 degrees. split fortunes into the weekend, across a good part of england and wales some spells of sunshine with an easterly breeze. but further north and west, northern ireland and north—west scotland in close proximity to this one advancing more cloud and some splashes of rain. but manchester, sunny skies and highs of 20 degrees. further south across england and wales not a bad weekend in prospect with spells of sunshine and temperatures up to around 20 four some. thanks, ben. that's it. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website, but the ne