mike liggins, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. a decent start to the weekend.any places we will see blue skies. the cloud should burn up back to the coast and allow plenty of sunshine to develop. you can see from the map a lot of sunshine to the afternoon. breeze and cloud across the far north—west, temperatures responding with light winds. 20 celsius, cool along the north sea coast. it looks like that cloud will return westwards, pushing back into the midlands and will see some changes in the north—west. back into the midlands and we will see some changes in the north—west. a weather front pushing into scotland, and northern ireland. clearer skies where temperatures will fall but where there's cloud, no lower 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 th

mike liggins, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. around, particularly in wales and england. but scotland and northern ireland will start to see this weather front moving in off the atlantic, bringing outbreaks of cloud and rain, and a drop in temperature. but high pressure will bring us a fine evening and night. largely clear skies for many, but that low grey cloud across the east will start to roll back westwards again for much of eastern england and the midlands. western scotland and northern ireland will be turning wetter and breezy as that weather front pushes in. so quite a mixture of temperatures. quite cool under clear skies. but generally, for most, 6 to 8 degrees. sunday then, we start off with some sunshine around. that grey weather across the east of england should tend to improve. the clouds burning back to the coast. one or two showers in the afternoon through the midlands. this weather front will start to move out of scotland and northern ireland. it brightens up later in the day with a few showers that will feel much

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