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we've got a band of rain moving across the midlands, east anglia, south east england.in the midlands before we start to see showers build into the afternoon. temperatures still a little bit below par for the time of year. highs between around 17 and 19 degrees, for most. it might be an odd 20 or 21 in the very warmest areas. heading into the middle part of the week, the low pressure is still there, but it's weakening. and so i think we'll tend to see the weather become a little bit more showery in nature. so the showers mainly affecting northern ireland, scotland, parts of north west england, north west wales, probably drier to the midlands and southern england. but even here, there could be one or two showers building through the day. temperatures coming up an odd degree or two. 21 degrees the high in london, about 17 in glasgow. but then it starts to get warmer later in the week. we can see highs hit 27 in london this weekend. southerly winds and warmer air coming up from france.

we could also see some heavthe midlands and eastern over the midlands and eastern england time.ts, still a warm nights, but still quite a warm nights, but still quite a warm night bulk england nights, but still quite a warm nighwales bulk england nights, but still quite a warm nighwales. bulk england nights, but still quite a warm nighwales . temperatures ngland nights, but still quite a warm nighwales . temperatures holding and wales. temperatures holding up at 15 degrees. it'll up at 14 or 15 degrees. it'll feel quite fresh in the breeze dunng feel quite fresh in the breeze during saturday, which will continue to strengthen. as i said mixture of sun and said, it's a mixture of sun and showers. minute it's dry and showers. one minute it's dry and bright. you'll bright. the next minute you'll be catching heavy downpour. be catching a heavy downpour. perhaps many showers perhaps not too many showers across south through the across the south through the afternoon. places afternoon. so some places here we'll dry end to we'll have a largely dry end to the day, but some heavy showers

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southern england midlands england, the midlands and northern scotland .for northern ireland. but that won't last. it'll cloud over steadily here as outbreaks that won't last. it'll cloud ov rain eadily here as outbreaks that won't last. it'll cloud ov rain start/ here as outbreaks that won't last. it'll cloud ov rain start to ere as outbreaks that won't last. it'll cloud ov rain start to trickle )utbreaks that won't last. it'll cloud ov rain start to trickle in.)reaks of rain start to trickle in. a few showers likely over northern england and southern scotland , england and southern scotland, but heavy or as but probably not as heavy or as widespread as today. and for a good chunk of the country, most of be dry and of the day will be dry and bright and a bit warmer tomorrow as maybe 24 across as well, 23, maybe 24 across the london but the rain will london area. but the rain will trickle into wales, south—west england, and then spread across most wednesday evening. most areas by wednesday evening. some heavy bursts of rain likely as well, making up for a

rain moving through the midlands, parts of east anglia, wales and the south—west.ts, gusts of 40—50 but quite windy even further inland. temperatures very disappointing. if you are stuck underneath the rain for a length of time, mainly only up to around 1a degrees. bad news for the cricket and the golf. there is a lot of rain in the outlook. it looks like a wash—out day. sunday may be not much better. this stripe of cloud and rain affecting northern england and sinking south into the midlands and parts of wales. elsewhere, sunny spells with some showers and feeling a bit warmer in the sunniest spots, 16—22. next week? no big changes. some drier interludes but further rain at times. still quite cool for this time of year. this is bbc news. the first pictures from inside the barge set to house hundreds of uk asylum seekers. outrage grows after video of two women being paraded naked

west midlands police and west midlands police and west midlands fire service revealed the news.dened by the death of three boys who were rescued by our firefighters yesterday here at the lake in solihull . the boys deaths are solihull. the boys deaths are a tragedy beyond words and the thoughts coyte and heartfelt sympathies of everyone here at west midlands fire service are with their families, friends and the wider communities at this distressing time. frozen lakes , distressing time. frozen lakes, ponds, canals and reservoirs can look picturesque , but they can look picturesque, but they can be lethal and there are no greater warnings of this than yesterday's tragic events . yesterday's tragic events. >> two days later, six year old samuel had died in hospital and all four children involved had now, sadly passed away. as the news was confirmed, kingshurst mourned the babbs mill boys with flowers , teddy bears and flowers, teddy bears and tributes . tributes. >> i'm not surprised to see this . i'm saddened to see it because , you know, i wish it never, ever happened. and we'd

the thunderstorms and downpours across northern ireland, wales, the west midlands, the midlands and northerner with the last of those thunderstorms just ended across northern ireland. showers continue to drift northwards fizzle out with one or two dotted around scotland. a drier night to come for many. a little bit fresher and cooler than we have had the last couple of nights with more comfortable sleeping. these are town and city values, lower than that in the countryside. we start off tomorrow and a fine note but it is not long before the next batch of weather fronts pushes into the south—west with long wins and the isobars closer together. a fine start, showers across northern and western scotland. sunshine and showers for much of the country. south—west england and wales, you will start to see this area are persistent, heavy rain pushing north was andy swiss into the midlands and northern england but the far south should avoid and stay dry stops on good spells of sunshine. in the south—east corner, up to 2a celsius, for most, the high teens and low 20s. may be lower than that we have the

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a band of rain moving across the midlands, east anglia and the south of england.ands before we start to the showers built in the afternoon. temperatures below par for the time of year, highs of 17 to 19. it might be 20, 21 in the warmest areas. in the middle part of the week the low pressure is still there but it is weakening. we will tend to see the weather becoming more showery in nature. showers mainly affecting northern ireland, scotland, parts of north—west england and north—west wales. try it in the midlands and the south of england. one or two showers building through the day. temperatures coming up, 21 degrees and 17 in glasgow. we could see highs hitting 27 in london this weekend.

rain moving through the midlands, parts of east anglia, wales and the south—west.s, gusts of 40—50 but quite windy even further inland. temperatures very disappointing. if you are stuck underneath the rain for a length of time, mainly only up to around 1a degrees. bad news for the cricket and the golf. there is a lot of rain in the outlook. it looks like a wash—out day. sunday may be not much better. this stripe of cloud and rain affecting northern england and sinking south into the midlands and parts of wales. elsewhere, sunny spells with some showers and feeling a bit warmer in the sunniest spots, 16—22. next week? no big changes. some drier interludes but further rain at times. still quite cool for this time of year. live from london. this is bbc news. in uk by—elections, there's success for labour and the liberal democrats. the conservatives lose two seats — but hold on to one. women in the indian state of manipur attack the home of the main suspect in a high—profile sexual assault case. ukraine's ambassador to the uk is sacked by the country's president — volo

what was reaction midlands.? >> think like everybody else, >> i think like everybody else, i pleased had i was quite pleased that it had come than it was come down more than it was predicted . i think it will give predicted. i think it will give everybody a little bit of a feeling that perhaps the worst is over and we're going to start seeing some some improvements. but from my point of view, as a manufacturer, i look at the core inflation figure, the core inflation figure, the core inflation has only dropped by, i think, nought point three of a % think, nought point three of a% and the thing that affects my business is input costs and input costs in 2020 were 22. that's how fast our input costs were going up. it's now down or last month it was down to 0.5, which is a fantastic reduction. but what's interesting is the what they call the factory gate prices. they're up at 2.9. and so i think i think the chancellor, bless him, has got a real difficulty because he says inflation is sticky . and i think inflation is

rain to come across southwest england and the midlands. heaviest rain midlands.e heaviest rain across we do have midlands. but the heaviest rain a

, um, broadcasting from the midlands , birmingham from the midlands, birmingham were one of the firstsider for poorer people because they're having to get rid of basically, for example, 2040, which in the car game is a relatively newish car to 2014 diesel engine cars . they're diesel engine cars. they're having to get rid of them because they're not they're not ulez compliant, because they're not they're not ulez compliant , they're not euro ulez compliant, they're not euro six. so i think it is a kick in the teeth for the hard working man woman from greater man and woman from greater london having to get london who is now having to get rid perfectly good, reliable rid of perfectly good, reliable and sometimes low emission cars. but they just fall on that border . i but they just fall on that border. i think it's hugely disappointing. but danny, isn't it triumph for individuals who it a triumph for individuals who live along busy roads in these parts of london whose health is affected by by all the petrol fumes ? fumes? >> well , i fumes? >> well, i suppose it is it is triumph. >> but

so most certainly across most places certainly across wales, midlands, southern wales, the midlands, scotland england and northern scotland becoming with clear spells. becoming dry with clear spells. i keep lot of i think we'll keep a lot of cloud southern scotland cloud across southern scotland and northern england. that will keep the temperatures up here. but a chilly keep the temperatures up here. but night a chilly keep the temperatures up here. but night. a chilly keep the temperatures up here. but night . temperatures 1illy keep the temperatures up here. but night . temperatures well old night. temperatures well down single figures in the down into single figures in the countryside, a sunny start countryside, but a sunny start for most wales, southern for most of wales, southern england, midlands and england, the midlands and northern so a bright northern scotland. so a bright start but start for northern ireland, but that last . it'll cloud that won't last. it'll cloud over steadily here as outbreaks of rain start to trickle in. a few showers likely over northern england and s

to east midlands parkway.open in 2026, but now might not be operational until 2033, causing frustration among some advocates who want to reap the economic benefits they believe will come with shorter journey times. but yesterday, an official watchdog rated the railway line as unachievable. the transport secretary said the delay was down to significant inflationary pressure and increased project costs, meaning the government re—phasing construction by two years. the second phase was due to open in 2032, but has been pushed back to between 2035 and 2040. in 2013, hs2 was expected to cost £37.5 billion. then, in 2015, that prediction went up to around £56 billion. four years later, the cost was expected to be between £72 billion and £98 billion but after the link between the east midlands and leeds was scrapped, the cost now is expected to be around the £71 billion mark. that is more than twice as much as originally anticipated. i think it could cost a lot more than that. we have seen a report that suggests it co

, wales midlands, into parts of wales dunng midlands, into parts of wales during hours of monday midlandsts of wales duthe south of hours of monday midlands, into parts of wales duthe south of thatrrs of monday midlands, into parts of wales duthe south of that clear monday to the south of that clear spells and showers and spells and a few showers and clearer few showers clearer with a few showers towards north northwest towards the north and northwest of here we'll of the uk as well. here we'll see the lowest temperatures dipping figures . see the lowest temperatures dipping figures. but dipping into single figures. but down the south and down towards the south and southeast, it's pretty warm. temperatures up in temperatures here holding up in the teens celsius . as for the mid teens celsius. as for monday, with that, band of rain will the will continue to affect the south are going to south of the uk. are going to be a few heavy in places. a few heavy bursts in places. the could see some the far southeast could see some brighter setting some brighter skies setting off some heavy towards

we see another batch of rain pushing into south—west england, wales, the midlands, and this will continue. again, some of this could be heavy and thundery. to the south of it, quite a warm and muggy night to come. to the north of it, a little bit fresher, where we'll have clear spells and showers. for tuesday, then, our area of low pressure starts to drift northwards to the north—east of the uk, and that will bring plenty of showers to the country, pretty much from the word go, across the north. this area of rain will take its time to clear the south and east of england through the tuesday morning. eventually, it will do and then all areasjoin in sunshine and showers. most of these will be affecting scotland, northern ireland, northern and western parts of england and wales. again, the high teens in the north, a little bit fresher across the south—east. then beyond tuesday through wednesday, thursday, that area of low pressure moves to the north. it allows west, north—westerly winds to move down across the country, again, with plenty of showers. further low pressure systems will be moving

this evening, the cloud tends to move in, the heavy rain coming in across southern england, the midlandsorth, it's a scattering of showers and heavy showers with rumbles of thunder and wet weather making its way into the northeast of scotland. it's going to be a muggy night further south with all that moisture around as well as heavy rain that will linger into tuesday. quite a wet start across east anglia, parts of england and that will take a while to clear. 0nce anglia, parts of england and that will take a while to clear. once it does, afresh a day, whence from the north and west, gusty winds during today and this evening and overnight will tend to ease a little bit across southern areas into tomorrow and that changing wind direction, notable in the north, still heavy showers, heavy frequent showers with rumbles of thunder but slightly fresher air coming across our area of low pressure as it drifts out into the north sea, we shift the wind direction down to a northwesterly. 0n wind direction down to a northwesterly. on wednesday, a fresher day further south with sunshine but look at t

central lowlands, and also some fairly lengthy downpours coming across wales and running into the midlandse bit below average for the time of year, but in the sun it won't feel too bad. now, wimbledon, i can't rule out an odd passing shower, but there'll be large stretches of the day that are dry with some sunshine coming through. taking a look at the jet stream pattern across a good chunk of the northern hemisphere. we've got this pattern at the moment. this is an omega block. now, the uk finds itself underneath a trough. that's where low pressure form. and the thing with these blocks is theyjust don't move very far. it's going to be like this really throughout the rest of this week, into the weekend and even into next week. and what that does for us is, even as we lose one area of low pressure, later in the week another one pops up as if by magic and works back across the country. we've got that kind of repeating pattern. weather kind of like a broken record at the moment. wednesday, yes, it's a day of sunshine and showers. probably a cooler feel to the weather across scotland and northe

cloudy, though, with further rain — east anglia, south midlands selling hounds of england. day of sunny spells and showers. and, ok, the showers shouldn't last too long, there'll be large portions of the day that stay entirely dry. our temperatures a little bit below average for the time of year, but still feeling ok in the july sunshine. now, i think there should be a bit more of that sunshine to look forward to across england and wales, with not many showers here for tuesday. further north, though, for scotland and for northern ireland, there will be quite a few downpours developing through tuesday afternoon, so another fairly unsettled day. now, heading into wednesday and thursday, another area of low pressure will form in the atlantic and move towards our shores, so we have more rain on the cards. now wednesday, it might well be to the northeast of the uk that it stays largely dry with some sunshine. but certainly further west, the cloud will gather, outbreaks of rain will swing into northern ireland, and probably reach western parts of england, wales, and scotland. cer

cloudy, though, with further rain — east anglia, south midlands selling hounds of england.ls and showers. and, ok, the showers shouldn't last too long, there'll be large portions of the day that stay entirely dry. our temperatures a little bit below average for the time of year, but still feeling ok in thejuly sunshine. now, i think there should be a bit more of that sunshine to look forward to across england and wales, with not many showers here for tuesday. further north, though, for scotland and for northern ireland, there will be quite a few downpours developing through tuesday afternoon, so another fairly unsettled day. now, heading into wednesday and thursday, another area of low pressure will form in the atlantic and move towards our shores, so we have more rain on the cards. now wednesday, it might well be to the northeast of the uk that it stays largely dry with some sunshine. but certainly further west, the cloud will gather, outbreaks of rain will swing into northern ireland, and probably reach western parts of england, wales, and scotland. certainly through wedn

that will continue to journey its way northwards into the midlands, northern england, as well.d thundery. elsewhere, after a fine start, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, though i think the far south—east of england and in towards east anglia should tend to remain drier, with lengthy sunny spells. winds will be a feature, then, across the south—west. those are mean wind speeds. lighter further north. temperatures ranging from high teens, low 20s in the north, maybe 23 or 24 degrees in the south—east. that rain continues to move northwards across the country during monday night. we see another batch of rain pushing into south—west england, wales, the midlands and this will continue to drift towards the east in the early hours of tuesday. again, some of this could be heavy and thundery. to the south of it, quite a warm and muggy night. to the north of it, a little bit fresher where we'll have clear spells and showers. for tuesday, then, our area of low pressure starts to drift northwards to the north—east of the uk and that will bring plenty of showers to the country,

but the situation at the east situation here at the east midlands airport, least, is midlands airportt least, is that flights from that those first flights from corfu arriving a little bit corfu are arriving a little bit later afternoon . later on this afternoon. >> and jack, can you shed any light on people who are due to go on holiday rhodes over the go on holiday to rhodes over the next few days? are there flights still happening? because i know some tour operators have actually all flights actually cancelled all flights to rhodes . to rhodes. >> well, i did see actually this morning on departure that ryanair are still flying out to rhodes. they haven't affected their service in or out of rhodes at all. so there was a flight leaving here in about five minutes, actually, from from east midlands airport. that's a ryanair flight going out. of course, we know from the other main airline operators, including tui , of course, including jet2, tui, of course, they're all cancelling many of their flights. well, up until their flights. well, up until the end of july, offering full refunds cu

it could be a cloudy start for many but we will see the showers in the midlands, the southeast moving but sunshine and showers will continue in northern ireland, scotland, and northern england, frequent showers in the north and west of scotland where it will be quite windy, it may feel rather chilly but we could make 18 degrees, 23 or 2a in the south, so a bit warmer than it was on friday. for the cricketers, there could be one or two showers left over for the start of play otherwise it looks like it will be a dry, with some sunshine, a bit breezy out there, mind you, and the winds are coming back all the way from iceland and greenland so it will never be particularly warm and that low pressure sitting close to scotland will keep it windy and wet in the far north of the mainland. more showers to come on sunday across other parts of scotland, the odd one continuing in northern ireland and england but for wales and the midlands, southern england, it should be a dry day, plenty of sunshine here. the winds may not be quite as strong on sunday but if anything, those temperatures could actu

the midlands could stay dry all day. showers further north midlands could stay dry all day.uld stay dry all day. shorfurther acrosser north midlands could stay dry all day. shorfurther across theyrth midlands could stay dry all day. shorfurther across the uk. and further south across the uk. and the best of the sunshine, temperatures again up into the low 20s a little cooler around the coasts . the coasts. >> the temperatures rising , >> the temperatures rising, boxed solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> coming up, we'll have more for you on that bbc presenter scandal as a trio of new allegations have come to light . new allegations in the bbc presenter scandal with claims of abusive messages and lockdown rule breaking . rule breaking. >> hello there. very good morning to you. it is 7:01. it is wednesday , the 12th of july is wednesday, the 12th of july and you're tuned in to breakfast on gb news with eamonn and isabel. >> here's what's leading the news this morning. the suspended bbc presenter is facing a series of new revelations this morni

rain moving through the midlands, parts of east anglia, wales and the south—west.very disappointing. if you are stuck underneath the rain for a length of time, mainly only up to around 1a degrees. bad news for the cricket and the golf. there is a lot of rain in the outlook. it looks like a wash—out day. sunday may be not much better. this stripe of cloud and rain affecting northern england and sinking south into the midlands and parts of wales. elsewhere, sunny spells with some showers and feeling a bit warmer in the sunniest spots, 16—22. next week? no big changes. some drier interludes but further rain at times. still quite cool for this time of year. the headlines: a stunning set of by—election results in england —

and east anglia through the midlands and east anglia through the course of the afternoon.uth it will be raining pretty much all afternoon for south—east wales, the southwest midlands. the heaviest falls of rain were merged together across southern areas of england and this rain band will wash out large stretches of the play today at wimbledon. it will be a frustrating afternoon. it will be cool for the time of year. 0vernight tonight that rain band continues to develop, so the rain turns heavier and the kitchen window for a time across east anglia and kents. a few showers in the north west, otherwise allergic rhinitis. tomorrow's weather front eventually moves out of the way of the east coast of east anglia. then it'll be a day of sunny spells and passing showers. a day across england and wales means that if you do catch a shower it will move through fairly quickly. we should see about 20 in the warmer spots in the east. the forecast for wimbledon, today, loss of the day will be washed out with heavy persistent rain. tomorrow a different story. there could be the passing s

central lowlands, and also some fairly lengthy downpours coming across wales and running into the midlandstle bit below average for the time of year, but in the sun it won't feel too bad. now, wimbledon, i can't rule out an odd passing shower, but there'll be large stretches of the day that are dry with some sunshine coming through. taking a look at the jet stream pattern across a good chunk of the northern hemisphere. we've got this pattern at the moment. this is an omega block. now, the uk finds itself underneath a trough. that's where low pressure form. and the thing with these blocks is theyjust don't move very far. it's going to be like this really throughout the rest of this week, into the weekend and even into next week. and what that does for us is, even as we lose one area of low pressure, later in the week another one pops up as if by magic and works back across the country. we've got that kind of repeating pattern. weather kind of like a broken record at the moment. wednesday, yes, it's a day of sunshine and showers. probably a cooler feel to the weather across scotland and nort

northern ireland, the midlands into scotland northern ireland, the midlands into then scotland northernthen eastern scotland northern ireland, the midlands into then eastern england.i and then into eastern england. some thunderstorms are some big thunderstorms are likely hail, lightning likely lots of hail, lightning and gusty winds and torrential rain . it could cause some rain. it could cause some disruption during saturday triggered by the heat and humidity warm humidity. another warm and sticky fresher air will sticky one, but fresher air will arrive from the west for all of us sunday. goodbye . to congratulations to nigel farage voted by you as the nation's best news presenter at the prestigious tric awards as . hello. >> good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight but the housing crisis has hit breaking point as mortgage rates may be going up to 7. 200 billing firms have written to the prime minister claiming that they are being dnven claiming that they are being driven out through the night. a few showers for england, for north—west england, north and b

northern ireland, the midlands into scotland northern ireland, the midlands into then scotland northernthen eastern scotland northern ireland, the midlands into then eastern england.i and then into eastern england. some thunderstorms are some big thunderstorms are likely hail, lightning likely lots of hail, lightning and gusty winds and torrential rain . it could cause some rain. it could cause some disruption during saturday triggered by the heat and humidity warm humidity. another warm and sticky fresher air will sticky one, but fresher air will arrive from the west for all of us sunday. goodbye . next ulez gb news the top story . ulez gb news the top story. >> well, we understand cordons remain in place around buckingham palace tonight after a man handcuffed himself to the main gates earlier on this evening , scotland yard said the evening, scotland yard said the man began threatening to harm himself as officers approached him. the situation is ongoing . him. the situation is ongoing. officers have been negotiating with the man is reported to have sustained a number of self—inflicted

they need to— north of england and midlands.back if sir keir starmer is — need to win those back if sir keir starmer is going to have a chance to -et starmer is going to have a chance to get the _ starmer is going to have a chance to get the keys to 10 downing street. what _ get the keys to 10 downing street. what were the issues they were campaigning about there? we had about an issue in axbridge and south right lip but what one it there for labour do you think?— labour do you think? unlike uxbridge. _ labour do you think? unlike uxbridge. you _ labour do you think? unlike uxbridge, you can't - labour do you think? unlike uxbridge, you can't pin - labour do you think? unlike uxbridge, you can't pin thisj labour do you think? unlike - uxbridge, you can't pin this labour by-etectioh — uxbridge, you can't pin this labour by—election victory for one issue. it's fair— by—election victory for one issue. it's fair to— by—election victory for one issue. it's fair to say the issues here on the streets — it's fair to say the issues here

elsewhere, dry start, sunny spells, showers developing across wales, the midlands.ough sunday night into monday, next developing area of low pressure to the south west will bring heavy rain across parts of ireland and across wales, spreading through the midlands, southern scotland. some showers could still be on the thundery side. if anything, as low pressure moves to the north—east of as through this coming week we have more of a westerly or north—westerly airflow, things will be much cooler through the week ahead, if anything temperatures at or below average for the time of the year. also quite windy at times also. live from london. this is bbc news. president zelensky marks 500 days since russia's invasion by visiting snake island, the enduring symbol of ukrainian defiance explicit photographs, beginning when they were 17. it's understood that the bbc is looking into the allegations.

northern england, the midlands, northern england, the midlands, northern england southern england andse of scotland. some intense bursts of rain places , thunder and rain in places, thunder and lightning, hail well . but lightning, hail as well. but this will all be hit and miss. so won't see much at so some places won't see much at all. some places will get quite all. some places will get quite a deluge ahead of that. temperatures the high temperatures reaching the high 20s, the 20s, perhaps low 30s in the south—east but behind it, fresher conditions, much cooler for northern ireland, wales in the plenty sunny the south—west, plenty of sunny spells actually the afternoon spells actually by the afternoon in these areas , however, further in these areas, however, further showers up into the showers move up into the south—west overnight . and we've south—west overnight. and we've also got the thundery rain clearing the north and east of scotland . so further weather scotland. so further wet weather to come in places, muggy night to come in places, a muggy night to come in places, a mugg

ireland, wales, the midlands down into southwest england.ion with a office disruption with a met office warning elsewhere . warning in force elsewhere. dher warning in force elsewhere. drier temperatures generally in the low 20s, perhaps locally around 24 or 25 across south—east england this afternoon. those thundery showers continue to push northwards as we head through the evening , northwards as we head through the evening, but northwards as we head through the evening , but then fade away the evening, but then fade away by the end of the day and then overnight it's generally dry with clear spells across much of the country. but then towards the country. but then towards the end of the night would just start see a few showers start to see a few showers pushing in from the southwest as that system starts that low pressure system starts to nearer. temperatures to edge nearer. temperatures generally around the mid teens. so still quite warm the time so still quite warm for the time of year . plenty of so still quite warm for the time of year

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so let's go straight to birmingham where gb news west midlands reporterjack where gb news west midlandsaction from them? this public sector award of around 6% >> well, the junior doctors here on the on the picket line left that picket line at 10 am. this morning because, of course for this latest round of junior doctors strike the longest strike that amount of strike days that they've done consecutive in history, it's going to last till monday. the picket line , as advised by the picket line, as advised by the british medical association , was british medical association, was only for 8 am. till 10 am. today. and they've given them the option of giving them guidance over the next few days on rather than go on on how to rather than go on a picket line like we saw hundreds of nurses, thousands of nurses across the country do for junior doctors. they've been advised , doctors. they've been advised, used play rounders, catch up used to play rounders, catch up with friends and recuperate it from from their workloads. in the words of the british medical association. but actually looking at th

rain moving through the midlands, parts of east anglia, wales and the south—west.ure is very disappointing. if you are stuck underneath the rain for a length of time, mainly up to around 14 degrees. bad news for the cricket and the gulf. there is a lot of rain in the outlook —— and the golf championship. it looks like a wash—out. sunday may be not much better. this cloud and rain affecting northern england and sinking south into the midlands and parts of wales. elsewhere, sunny spells with some showers and feeling warmer in the sunniest spots, 16—22. next week? no big changes. some dry interludes but further rain at times. still quite cool for this times. still quite cool for this time of year.

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then into the midlands, anglia and midlands, east anglia and southern of england.he teens across teens and the high teens across the where will the south—east, where it will still damp and humid on still be quite damp and humid on tuesday morning. the outbreaks of should peter out of rain here should peter out through morning and then through the morning and then it's sunshine and it's basically sunshine and showers again, we showers tomorrow. but again, we are likely to see some pretty heavy downpours developing, particularly parts of particularly across parts of scotland, in the scotland, especially in the north—east where the winds are light, means the downpours north—east where the winds are light, be means the downpours north—east where the winds are light, be veryreans the downpours north—east where the winds are light, be very slow the downpours north—east where the winds are light, be very slow movingynpours could be very slow moving elsewhere. there some elsewhere. there should be some glimmers between the glimmers of sunshine between the showers, still on

that will bring heavy rain to begin with, spreading its way through the midlands, southern scotland,of them could still be on the thundery side. temperatures still high teens, low 20s. as at low pressure moved to the north—east of us through this coming week, we sat have a more north—westerly, things will be more cooler for the rest of the week. expect changeable spells with rain at times and it will also be quite windy at times two. live from london. this is bbc news. president zelensky marks 500 days since russia's invasion by visiting snake island — the enduring symbol of ukrainian defiance live from london. this is bbc news.

thundery across northern ireland, wales, the midlands down southwest midlands down into southwest englandme local disruption with a met office warning in force elsewhere temperatures elsewhere. drier temperatures generally in the low 20s, perhaps locally around 24 or 25 across southeast england this afternoon. those thundery showers continue to push north woods as we head through the evening. but then fade away by the end of the day and then overnight it's generally dry with clear spells across much of the then towards the country. but then towards the country. but then towards the night, we'll just the end of the night, we'll just start to see a showers start to see a few showers pushing in from the southwest as that starts that low pressure system starts to edge nearer. temperatures generally around mid teens. generally around the mid teens. so still quite warm for the time of year. plenty of sunshine first thing monday morning, but the clouds gather from the southwest . areas of rain start southwest. areas of rain start to move in. so parts wales to move in. so parts of wales will see