minal modha, thank you very much indeed. that's all we've got time for today, i'm afraid. to sanjay patel, director of the hundred for the ecb, and we also heard from bryan henderson, director of cricket at sky sports. well, the media show will be back with me at the same time next week. thank you very much for listening, and goodbye. hello there. monday won't be a completely dry day. there will be some showers around in places, but relatively speaking there is going to be a lot of dry weather around to start the week — quite a cool start to the week as well. wetter, windier weather working its way in by the end of the week. so this is how monday shapes up, with most places largely dry, some spells of sunshine and a lot of cloud in the north—east of scotland, this cloud in northern ireland bringing rain for a time and some showers breaking out through the afternoon across parts of england and wales, some of which could be heavy, possibly thundery. light winds, so get yourself into some sunshine. it won't feel too bad. those temperatures, though, are a little disappointing

minal modha, thank you very much indeed. that's all we've got time for today, i'm afraid. to sanjay patel, director of the hundred for the ecb, and we also heard from bryan henderson, director of cricket at sky sports. well, the media show will be back with me at the same time next week. thank you very much for listening, and goodbye. good morning to you. if you are showers today than yesterday. they will be confined to southern parts of england and wales. if you catch a shower again, like yesterday, they could be cut torrential. further south, yesterday, they could be cut torrential. furthersouth, mainly dry, a bit of cloud from northern parts of england. winds are light from the north. it will feel cool for the first of august, we could see 21 degrees across the far south. as we head into the start of the new week, again, a ridge of high pressure which will bring sunshine and are showers but low pressure is never too far away and the systems will make inroads before the end of the week. for monday, sunshine and showers, most across england and wales and a bit more cloud

minal modha, thank you very much indeed. that's all we've got time for today, i'm afraid.t. to sanjay patel, director of the hundred for the ecb, and we also heard from bryan henderson, director of cricket at sky sports. well, the media show will be back with me at the same time next week. thank you very much for listening, and goodbye. hello. sunny spells aplenty on tuesday, but there'll be showers around, too. and in fact it's going to stay quite showery for the rest of the week, and, if anything, it'll turn even more unsettled towards the end of the week. now, thejet stream's not on our side. we're on the cool side of the jet. the jet stream separates the cool air from the north and the warm air to the south, and it also sends weather systems in our direction. so, actually much of western and central europe is feeling the effects of that cool air. you can see the yellows there, whereas the hot air is in place across the balkans, greece, turkey and into russia. in excess of 40 degrees there. obviously not for us, not that we'd want it anyway. but this is what it looks li

minal modha, thank you very much indeed. that's all we've got time for today, i'm afraid.t. to sanjay patel, director of the hundred for the ecb, and we also heard from bryan henderson, director of cricket at sky sports. well, the media show will be back with me at the same time next week. thank you very much for listening, and goodbye. good afternoon. it's the 1st august, summer holiday season in full swing but, unfortunately, the settled summer sunshine has deserted us, not only for today but for the week ahead. this is a fairly typical story of what's happening out there. there is a little bit of sunshine around but quite a lot of cloud at the moment and you can see also some showers. it's a weak weather front that's drifting its way steadily south and, actually, we could see those showers turning thundery in the far south—east by the end of the day. the best of any brightness will come with the best of the warmth, probably, but it's a quiet story. there's not that much in the way of showers around further north, so a good deal of dry weather out there. temperatures, th