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scotland and northern ireland. underneath those sunny skies, the beaches in cornwall looked pretty nice. g cloud and rain spreading in, not just a wish seeing cloud and rain spreading in, notjust a wish in scotland also to northern ireland and this rain ruined feature of whether to take us through the night. 0vernight will be soggy. through the night. 0vernight will be soggy. rain for a time across north—west england. i suspect the clouds will thicken to give a few patches of rain around the western coast in wales. dry through the midlands, east anglia and for most of us it is a mild night. temperatures 12—14. of us it is a mild night. temperatures 12—14 . tomorrow this rain will continue to come down across western scotland, were over the mountains between dow and the end of sunday we are looking at well over 100 millimetres of rain in places and that cause for concern. we could see some localised surface level flooding. i suspect this guy will break up in the northern parts. no much cloud in the east of england, 25—26 c. that warming trend are set to continue into the early pa rt are se

scotland in the north west of england as well. underneath those sunny skies, the beaches in cornwall looked pretty nice. tland and across north—west england. we probably will see a little bit of patchy rain getting into the western side of wales for a time overnight. it is across northern ireland and scotland we will see the rain being particularly persistent and lasting throughout the night in a number of places. it will be dry with clear spells in the south, a mild night for many of us. tomorrow a rain band not ina for many of us. tomorrow a rain band not in a hurry to move away from the western isles of scotland, where we can see in excess of 100 millimetres of rain by the end of the weekend. some localised surface water flooding is a possibility. england and wales, sunshine develops widely and wales, sunshine develops widely andi and wales, sunshine develops widely and i suspect is cloud across northern ireland, central and southern scotland will be tendency to break up through the afternoon to allow some sunny spells. it is across eastern england that we will see the house temperatures, a warmer day

nicely, so it's a dry enough day after that chilly start. we thicken up the cloud eventually into the northwest of scotland with bits and pieces of rain here,dry date across england and wales. northern britain, make the most of it— there's rain too, for friday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a huge crackdown on social gatherings in england, as covid cases rise. from monday, there'll be a limit of six people, even if they're meeting up outside. as one of belarus' leading opposition activists rips up her passport to avoid being expelled from the country, its president insists he is not stepping down. a senior british politician admits that plans to change the brexit agreement would ‘break international law'. and the trump blockbusters — a seemingly unstoppable run of books about the president. how they're changing the publishing business.

western side of europe's lifting the temperatures really quite nicely we have got some areas of cloud and right sky seeing without and in scotland pushing into scandinavia not too much to speak of but it is that over the last 20 celsius in london on shoes day was still in paris could touch the mid thirty's once again and we're looking at temperatures getting to 31. lane even across into scandinavia $9020.00 s too bad for us like for stockholm still a few showers down across central parts of the mediterranean they will become fewer and further between as we go through the next couple of days will see want to see showers just creeping up around the countries just pushing down across belgium into western parts of germany maybe southern parts of germany switzerland seeing a shower or 2 prefer them all still warm enough 25 celsius in london 31 the in paris last fine and dry across central parts of the mediterranean over towards the east but as you can see still the odd shower in place joining up with the showers that we have just across the north of africa could see some rather heavy rain there in tunisia and also northern parts of l

scotland, northern ireland. further south, at the stage, things are warming up quite nicely. take care, bye—bye.s for viewers in the uk and around the world. my name's mike embley. a second fire breaks out in a camp in lesbos, as greek officials blame migrants for the blaze that's left thousands homeless. the us speaker of the house warns britain there'll be no trade deal if the uk undermines the good friday agreement. donald trump is accused of deliberately downplaying the dangers of coronavirus. he says he didn't want to panic the american people. and i don't want people to be frightened, i don't want to create panic as you say. and san francisco glows orange as wildfires reach across the united

about more rain coming into the western side of scotland, northern ireland but, further south, at this stage, things really are beginning to warm up quite nicelys in the uk and around the world. borderline issues — brexit talks on a cliff—edge as britain seeks to override the withdrawal agreement. plus, the tech rally re—energized? us markets surge as investors pile back into the likes of tesla and facebook. we start with brexit because the european union is seeking urgent clarification after the british government published legislation on wednesday which seeks to override parts of the withdrawal agreement signed in january. the two sides will meet for emergency talks in london later. so what's the latest row about? the withdrawal agreement was designed to prevent a hard border between northern ireland — which is part of the uk — and the republic of ireland — which is in the eu — in case the two sides can't agree a free trade deal. it would mean customs checks and tariffs on goods moving between northern ireland and the rest of the uk to avoid undermining the eu single market. but the new internal market bill gives british ministers the power

talking about more rain coming into the western side of scotland but further south at this stage, things really are beginning to warm up quite nicely on the greek island of lesbos — a day after a huge blaze devastated the moria migrant camp — europe's largest refugee camp. international efforts are under way to help the greek government cope — and a state of emergency has been declared. the speaker of the us house of representatives — nancy pelosi — has warned london there will be "absolutely no chance" of a us—uk trade deal if boris johnson overrides the brexit deal with brussels. mrjohnson wants to overturn parts of the brexit deal he negotiated with the eu. donald trump has been accused of deliberately misleading the american people about the gravity of the coronavirus pandemic. mr trump said he had wanted to avoid causing public panic over the outbreak. the claims come in a new book by the legendary washington postjournalist bob woodward. 0n the tape the president describes the virus as deadly stuff and more dangerous than seasonal flu. in public stuff and more dangerous than seasonalflu. in public he stuff and more dangerous t

scotland, konoplyanka nhs england. pushing southwards, introducing nicely winds.ut with the sun out, southern most counties it will bea out, southern most counties it will be a warm one, a bit of patchy mist and fog round, 82 fahrenheit is possible. that warmth continues, there is the cloud again, pushing southwards and westwards, doesn't quite make the channel islands and the south—west of england fully by the south—west of england fully by the end of the night, so temperatures will hold up here, round 15 or 16, but a chillier day tomorrow, and the further north and east we go, temperatures certainly rural areas down into single figures so ale cooler start tomorrow, more widely. more cloud returning to the north and west of scotland, bit of cloud elsewhere at times but overall, a dry day, a bright day for the vast majority, long sunny spells for most during the afternoon, and while temperatures are down on recent day, a fresher feel, pleasant out in the sunshine, temperatures 16-22 out in the sunshine, temperatures 16—22 which is round where we should be for the

about more rain coming into the western side of scotland, northern ireland but, further south, at this stage, things really are beginning to warm up quite nicelynes for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm david eades. a second fire in as many days appears to have destroyed the remaining parts of the moria migrant camp in lesbos. leaked documents suggest the british government's plan to step up covid testing could cost billions. the skies above san francisco turn orange as devastating wildfires continue to rage across the western united states. and, serena sails on — the american player comes from behind to book her place in the us open semifinals.

fairly gray skies there but it is all clearing out quite nicely not so just yet across the north some very heavy rain working its way towards scotland some strong winds as well but also warnings in place for that rain and finally on sunday we should see the end of the heaviest showers and those the thunderstorms across the central med and then on into monday it's looking fairly similar still those rain showers to the far north of the u.k. and of course on monday beginning to push further east on north so really impacting those coastal areas of norway but look at these temperatures for the next few days my goodness london 28 celsius 8 degrees above the average very woman dede in that sunshine paris even warmer monday and tuesday up to the mid thirty's celsius cooling down a little bit of one says that more clouds around and then ballin it takes a little longer it's reached there but even so look at these temperatures and 11 degrees above the average. johnnie's of danger. and hope i'm working tools to move to get to protrusion al-jazeera world follows for refugees facing the challenge of building a life in europe while staying close t

about more rain coming into the western side of scotland, northern ireland but, further south, at this stage, things really are beginning to warm up quite nicelyre on the greek island of lesbos a day after a huge blaze destroyed the moria migrant camp — europe's largest. there's an international effort to help the greek government cope, and a state of emergency has been declared. it's emerged that donald trump deliberately played down the gravity of the coronavirus pandemic because, he says, he didn't want to cause panic. in taped conversations with the journalist bob woodward, for a new book, the president describes the virus as ‘deadly stuff, certainly more serious than seasonal flu.‘ at the time he was saying something very different, repeatedly, in public. the speaker of the us house of representatives has warned the government in london there is absolutely no chance of a trade deal with the uk if boris johnson overrides the good friday agreement that helped bring peace to northern ireland. mrjohnson wants to overturn parts of the brexit deal he negotiated with the eu.

about more rain coming into the western side of scotland, northern ireland but, further south, at this stage, things really are beginning to warm up quite nicelymerica or around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: a second fire breaks out a camp in lesbos — as greek officials blame migrants for the blaze that's left thousands homeless. donald trump is accused of deliberately downplaying the dangers of coronavirus. he says he didn't want to panic the american people. and i don't want people to be frightened, i don't want to create panic as you say. the us speaker of the house warns britain — there'll be no trade deal if the uk undermines the good friday agreement. and san francisco glows orange as devastating wildfires rage

row really lies you get the night skies in plenty of storm clouds across into scotland as well but it makes for a very nice image as you can see now if we had it 1st of all towards the u.k. there's a fairly powerful storm system really beginning to wind up and as we continue through thursday the winds are going to become very strong already we've had some pretty strong wind gusts nearly 90 kilometers an hour to 2 separate locations and these wins all set to get stronger as we continue through thursday on into friday plenty of rain pushing in as well but very strong winds through the channel northern sections of friends on into the low countries and then eventually that system. well move eastwards and this is a particularly heavy rain through eastern sections of the u.k. but the winds that also warnings in place they could actually gust about 80 kilometers an hour and obviously that does come with heavy rain as well now elsewhere in europe on friday it's a very unsettled picture some very heavy rain very widespread all the way from northern spain through france particularly heavy across the line of the alps

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and the alps as well but between i mean look at that nice warm slowly warming up in actual fact in many places but there's more rain to come for scotland sunday and for the away and for sweden and in fact you know further west and take a close look at the temps she is saying yes it's definitely not looking with time to be right to think got a good part of northern europe is seeing a bit of a mini heatwave at least after this weekend london for example has 20 maybe 30 the average is 20 not a record but certainly nice and warm for september and the southeast corner has been mauled for a while now despite this persistent wind down through the chain to east emotions cool things down near the coast a return to 32 it is quite hot in this part of the world especially of course in iraq. his mom some money in a. home too extraordinary funny. dealing with health issues the ones in some of the toughest living conditions you. can't you see follows the lives of the remarkable people who weren't. listening on al-jazeera. welcome back quick check on the headlines the gulf say a buffer is join the united arab emirates in agreeing to normalize ties wit

really vigorous storms meanwhile across into the north into scotland again storm clouds have been gathering here the it give rise to a very nice sunset meanwhile across the drive in italy the thunderstorms have been a fairly strong now there's more of that as we go through thursday is generally a very unsettled picture across much of europe is really only the very far east in areas where we've got the clear fine weather conditions very strong winds as well really coming in through much of the west funneling their way through the channel across the into the low countries northern france and we'll see these rains heavy rains further to the south but not just sass along the line of else we could even have some snow over the next couple days that that rain will work its way eastwards very heavy at times work its way across into southern as a scan the navy is still mostly clear further to the east that is very unsettled picture as for london will actually staying dry for the next few days the whole of the u.k. but london will be 10 inches slightly below the average for september as full paris and friday the rain back again on sunda

about more rain coming into the western side of scotland, northern ireland but, further south, at this stage, things really are beginning to warm up quite nicelyre breaks out a camp in lesbos as greek officials blame migrants for the blaze that's left thousands homeless. donald trump is accused of deliberately downplaying the dangers of coronavirus. he says he didn't want to panic the american people. and i don't want people to be frightened, i don't want to create panic as you say. the us speaker of the house warns britain there'll be no trade deal if the uk undermines the good friday agreement. and san francisco glows orange as devastating wildfires rage across the western united states.

but, not a bad day really for most of scotland, other than a few showers, not particularly warm, but niceern ireland. a few showers towards the west of england and wales, but overall, an improvement on this morning. temperatures at the highest, still through eastern england, 18—19 degrees for 1—2. we will see some brighter moments but rain will linger for a time across other parts of eastern england. we could see gale force winds along the coast of yorkshire, the northeast of england for a time. that eases away later, skies clear, cold, frosty night for some in scotland. chillier elsewhere, but more showers push in and some strong winds towards the southwest later. in fact, frequent showers across the country away from northern scotland tomorrow, but much brighter prospects by the time we get to the weekend. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. there are warnings of tighter coronavirus measures to come if people don't stick to the rules — as the prime minister defends the test and trace system from criticism we are not only at a record high today, testing more people than any other euro

western side of europe's lifting the temperatures really quite nicely we have got some areas of cloud and right skirting without and in scotlandpushing into scandinavia not too much to speak of what it is then over the last 20 celsius in london on shoes day warm still in paris could touch the mid thirty's once again and we're looking at temperatures getting to 31 there in lane even across into scandinavia 9020 s too bad for us like for stockholm still a few showers down across central parts of the mediterranean they will become fewer and further between as we go through the next couple of days will see one of 2 showers just creeping up around the countries just pushing down across belgium into western parts of germany maybe southern parts of germany switzerland seeing a shower or 2 prefer them all still warm enough $25.00 celsius in london 31 the in paris lots of fun and dry across central parts of the mediterranean over towards the east but as you can see still the odd shower in place joining up with the showers that we have just across the far north of africa could see some rather heavy rain there in tunisia and also norther

nicely cooler. so, i suspect there will be a little more cloud around for scotland and northern ireland, northern englandy nice indeed. noticeably cooler though, as you can see to the north. on thursday, it will continue with more sunshine, a dry story, a lovely day but a cooler feel across the country. a noticeable difference, really. we were likely see temperatures of 12 to 21 degrees down to get a good eight or nine or possibly 10 degrees in some areas. as we move onto thursday the high drifts as we eastwards at another one builds on quite quickly behind in this with a friend tries to bring in some rain, but it is a very weak affair. is just going to produce some clouds and some showers into the far northwest and friday will be a dry and settled story, and again this temperature is between 13 and 22, which is 72 fahrenheit. moving at the start of the weekend, the high pressure continues to drift its way northwards and east with the isobar squeezing to the south, which means that the winds are going to strengthen across central and southern parts of england and wales, but from a cool source, you really

scotland. just a bit of cloud here in the north west. the winds will be light for many of us, so it's going to be really nice indeed. bye— bye.e prime minister says he will do "everything in his power to avoid a second lockdown" and that testing was a problem the government was working on. before people run down the uk's efforts, it really is worth bearing in mind that we are now testing more per head of population than france and germany and spain, and conducted more tests than any other european country. teachers want to be added to the priority list for access to testing with nhs staff and care workers to be at the front of the queue. in wales, another area is placed under lockdown restrictions. people will not be able to enter or leave rhondda cynon taf from 6pm tomorrow. the bbc understands the prime minister has reached a deal with tory rebels over a bill to rewrite the eu withdrawal agreement. boris johnson told mps he didn't think brussels was acting in good faith. perhaps they will agree in the joint committee to withdraw some of the extreme suggestions that i've heard and all will be well. but until such time, i pre

nicely. so it's a dry enough day after that chilly start, we thicken up that chilly start, we thicken up the cloud eventually into the north—west of scotlanday across england and wales. northern britain, make the most of it, there is rain to come for friday. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: the entire senior police leadership for a city in new york state resigns over the death of a black man in custody. one of the leading opposition activists in belarus rips up her passport to avoid being expelled from the country as the president insists he's not stepping down. as fears rise of another global spike in covid cases, the uk announces it will ban gatherings of more than six people. south african athlete caster semenya loses her court appeal against the restriction of testosterone levels in female runners.

scotland's second—largest island. this is dunvegan castle, the oldest inhabited castle in the country and, for the past 800 years, the ancestral home of the mcleod clan. hugh. nicemike. you decided to be here. welcome to dunvegan castle. we a re here. welcome to dunvegan castle. we are closed here. no problem with the mask, the distance. come inside. fantastic. my middle name is mcleod, they cut the aid one point. there are many different spellings of mcleod but this is where it all started. we been holding fast. that is the ball, the family motto. with when going through clan battles, famine and hopefully we can survive the covid—i9 pandemic as well. even by historical standards, dunvegan has faced a difficult year. it has remained closed to visitors since the coronavirus lockdown began in march. we've managed now to openjust the gardens march. we've managed now to open just the gardens and get shop and car park but it's very much a partial reopening so the castle was still closed. we might trial opening the guided tours with no more than 25 people but the mechanics of putting that in place is quite tickled and actually the economics is not that viable, really,

fairly gray skies there but it is all clearing out quite nicely not so just yet across the north some very heavy rain working its way towards scotland some strong winds as well but also warnings in place for that rain and finally on sunday we should see the end of the heaviest showers and those the thunderstorms across the central med and then on into monday it's looking fairly similar still those rain showers to the far north of the u.k. and of course on monday beginning to push further east on north so really impacting this coastal areas of norway but look at these temperatures for the next few days my goodness london 28 celsius 8 degrees above the average very woman dede in that sunshine paris even warmer monday and tuesday up to the mid thirty's celsius cooling down a little bit more clouds around and then but it takes a little longer it's reached there but even so look at these temperatures an 11 degrees above the average. they start his drinks containing. 'd the nuisance but for a select few. as the building blocks of a better life. 'd and the stepping stones to owning a family how. do you find a lot in america is in bolivia a

scotland's second—largest island. this is dunvegan castle, the oldest inhabited castle in the country and, for the past 800 years, the ancestral home of the mcleod clan. hugh. niceted to be here. welcome to dunvegan castle. we are closed due to covid, so no problem with the mask, keep your distance. would you like to come inside? fantastic. my middle name is mc—leod, not mac—leod. they cut the a at some point. there's are many different spellings of macleod but, basically, welcome home, because but this is where it all started. we've been holding fast. that's the bull, which is the hat the family motto. we've been going through clan battles, famine, and hopefully we are going to manage to kind of survive the covid—19 pandemic as well. i think you will. even by historical standards, dunvegan has faced a difficult year. it has remained closed to visitors since the coronavirus lockdown began in march. we've managed now to open just the gardens and the gift shop in the car park, but it's very much a partial reopening, so the castle is still closed. we might trial opening for guided tours of no more than 25 people, but the mechanics of putting that in place is quite

in the alps as well but between i mean look at that nice warm slowly warming up in actual fact in many places but there's more rain to come for scotland sunday and for the away and for sweden and in fact you look further west and take a close look at the temperatures in yes it's definitely not looking in time to be right to say got a good part of northern europe is seeing a bit of a mini heatwave at least after this weekend london for example has 28 maybe 30 the areas 29 a record but certainly not warm for september and the southeast corner has been mauled for a while now despite this persistent wind down through the chain to east emotions cool things down near the coast a return to 32 it is quite hot in this part of the world especially of course in iraq. but. it could be the biggest land grab in history. as powerful nations lay claim to territories under the oceans $21.00 geologists are secretly plotting new borders. as the struggle for resources intensifies some of the world's most powerful scientists speak out. oceans manakin on a. building a wall was the promise made in the bid for the white house 0 tolerance approach the souther

scotland and northern ireland. it has been a joy start here. a cool day overall. nice enough with light winds yesterday.highlands. most will stay dry through the day. maybe some thicker cloud is getting close the borders later in the breeze will pick up. temperatures across scotland and northern ireland 10—13. much brighter across the western having odd unwelcome part of this morning, just a few showers but with the rain it is pushing its way eastwards, still lingering with a cut across a turning on. temperatures here around 18 or 19. we could fetch the date was so heavy bursts of rain and close to gale force winds around eastern parts of yorkshire and the north—east later. tonight trust for rural parts of scotland and north—east england. more showers putting in towards the south—west of wales and crossing and in wales, they will be around tomorrow with strong to gale force winds in this output through the weekend things turned right with steel chilly. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a warning of tougher measures if people don't stick to the latest coronavirus rules announced yesterday by the

degrees in the lowlands of scotland, just a bit of clarity in the northwest and the wind will be late for many of us and it will feel 00:29:23,461 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 very nicein washington hoping to keep a us trade deal alive. it is under threat because some congress members doesn't like the changes to the brexit divorce bill. the top diplomats tried to put a positive spin but in the end its congress that will get the final say. hurricanes don't have to be fast to be catastrophic — just ask the people of the us gulf states as they meet sally. also in the programme... responding to a question from the bbc‘s ownjon sopel and despite evidence to the contrary the white house press secretary insists the us has had fewer deaths from the virus pandemic compared to other countries.

nice trip. >> she talked about how lonely she was and she said to me, you know, august is coming up and i dread august. the boys go to scotlandfather and i don't have anywhere to go. >> but that summer, diana accepts an invitation to go to the south of france. she begins a romance with a man she'll be linked with forever. >> dodi fayed was the playboy son, the owner of the most famous shop on the planet. >> dodi al fayed had enough skeletons in his cupboard to stock, drinks and lots of women. >> princess diana should be wrapped up with him was seen as extremely ill judged. >> on the 30th of august, 1997, dodi and diana arrive in paris. >> it was a saturday night. and she rang me from the suite at the ritz hotel in paris where she was with dodi. she said, i'm fed up with it all. i don't care anymore. such was the level of interest in her private life that she just had enough. she was desperately looking forward to seeing william and harry. >> the next day, diana plans to return home to be reunited with her sons. >> diana and dodi leave the ritz and they get into a car. and the chauffeur who had been drinking said you'll never

robinson—gordon, who is affected by the new scotland wide rules banning students from pubs and restaurants at the university of edinburgh. tell us your situation. hi, nicee 11th and not everyone had moved in then, so it was fairly quiet, but as freshers week it's going to make its busy. so i got a positive test comeback yesterday so now all of my ten flatmates are self isolating with me. we've actually gotan isolating with me. we've actually got an 18th birthday today, so sorry if there is any noise in the background. but, yeah, so we are all self isolating, we plan to do that for a while now. thankfully, we did a little food shop. we haven't had much support from the unique, but i think we know it's there if we do need it. so just to think we know it's there if we do need it. sojust to be think we know it's there if we do need it. so just to be clear, think we know it's there if we do need it. sojust to be clear, you tested positive, there are five of you who have tested positive where you who have tested positive where you are and you are still waiting for test results from the others? yes. so, a few of us got tested before the on—site testing facilit

nice to see you this morning. >>> british prime minister boris johnson set to announce new restrictions on social gatherings to control the spread coronavirus in the uk. scott mclain joins us live from scotlandvid cases in the uk. >> reporter: that's right. it's about an hour from now british prime minister boris johnson will step inside the how was commons to take questions from his political opponents about his plan to tamp down the resurgence of the coronavirus in this country. the uk, as you said, has seen more than 2,000 cases for each of the last three days but because it's been primarily affecting younger people, affluent ones, the uk hasn't seen a massive influx of patients being hospitalized or massive increase in the daily death toll either. france and spain, those may provide a glimpse into the british future and it's not pretty. france right now is seeing about 500 people hospitalized due to covid-19 every single day. in spain they are starting to see more and more people dying every day because of covid-19. so now in an effort to stop that from happening the uk is changing the rules. so the maximum social gatherings starting on monday will go from 30 people down to just six peop

still nice enough where you have sunshine, and tomorrow there will be more sunshine for scotland, northernice enough where you have the sunshine. i will have more later. see you later on. one group of people who'll be keeping a particularly keen eye on the weather at the moment are farmers. it's harvest time, and while some crops have had a bumper year, others are in short supply. john maguire is at a potato farm to tell us more. good morning, john. good morning. hgppy good morning, john. good morning. happy birthday, by the way. farmers are glued to the weather. they will be hanging on your every word. that is always the case. we don'tjust say make hay while the sun shines for no reason. the weather is so important to agriculture. this year has been a very strange year weatherwise. all sorts of issues have created different issues for different crops, different types of farmers. for example, on the serial farm, in penkridge, they are thinking that crop yield will be down considerably —— cereal. maybe the worst cereal yield in a0 years. let's fly the drone about a0 minutes south and look a

patchy rain across scotland, clearing northern ireland sofa you it will brighten up nicely with somerival of our next atlantic system coming our way. it is not going to be a cold night in fa ct is not going to be a cold night in fact much milder than the one just god. low pressure dominating our weather tomorrow. —— the one just gone. if you notice the isobars, they are squeezed which means it will be windier, particularly with exposure in the west with gusts of 40-45 exposure in the west with gusts of 40—45 miles per hour. the greens and gal is telling you we can expect heavier bursts but it will not get into the south—eastern quadrant of the uk and the far north. —— the greens and yellows. another weather front coming in. still brisk winds. we say goodbye to this front and hello to this one. behind it, sunshine and showers. sustained wind and gusts more than that, particularly with exposure across the north—west. temperatures 15 in the north—west. temperatures 15 in the north—west. temperatures 15 in the north to 22 in the south—east. that will not last because by the time we get t

nice night for many across england and wales. it should be dry and clear with some patchy mist and fog again. scotland time. not great news, we have seen flooding in western scotland but across the board, terr is holding up in double figures. if not, mid—teens to take us figures. if not, mid—teens to take us into tomorrow morning. heaviest of rain in parts of scotland will ease northwards through tomorrow. they will still be a few showers across the west. a bit more clout in wales and western parts of england in particular. just seeing the odd shower. —— a bit more cloud in wales. close to 30 degrees but dan and louise, a brief burst of heat and louise, a brief burst of heat and things turn later in the week. and louise, a brief burst of heat i wish i was with you there because what a perfect morning for a swim. i would be straight in there. did you tell us the temperature of the water? i will find out for you. probably two chilly for me. isn't that wonderful? this guy is amazing, almost purple this morning. —— that sky is amazing. let's take a look at today's papers. the front page of the telegraph r