next, it's the weather with nick miller. hello.there were a few showers around particularly through initially eastern scotland and eastern parts of england. some threatening cloud on this weather picture from norfolk area. the rest of those showers have cleared away and actually it is mainly dry out. however we are seeing some outbreaks of rain. moving into the far north northeast of scotland. and cloud increase in wales, western england into northern ireland. we're seeing some outbreaks of rain edging inwards during the night. this will keep the temperature up in the double figures here and maybe to the far northeast of scotland, too. but elsewhere, if you've got clear skies, you'll be just a bit down into the single figures for a chill in air to start the weekend. the weekend's weather? well, saturday dominated by this frontal system from the atlantic taking this way, the rain. through parts of england and wales. could be a bit of that fringing into southern areas of northern ireland to begin the day. but once that clears there s

and nick miller has the weather. a study into muscle loss in older people. hello everyone — this is afternoon live, i‘m simon mccoy. the home secretary has promised police he‘ll fight for the resources they need, after britain‘s most senior officer warned of the dangers of making further cuts to policing. metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, says she doesn‘t want the police to struggle with chronic underfunding, like the prison service. it all comes as the public spending watchdog, the national audit office, has criticised ministers for an ‘ineffective‘ and ‘detached‘ approach to police funding in england and wales. what do our cops cost and do they provide value for money? important questions but once the home office is struggling to answer. that is the mainfinding from is struggling to answer. that is the main finding from a report by experts to examine public spending, the national audit office. the report says the home office is spending a 6p on the police service this year but it says there are signif

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller.the lion's share has been across parts of eastern england. unbroken sunshine in kent, cloudier view from wales. the satellite picture shows some cloud around, northern and western parts, this zone of cloud coming in is producing some rain across parts of northern ireland and scotland, gradually moving further south—east as they go through the night. eventually reaching into parts of north—west england and wales. northern ireland comes out of that, clearer skies, north—west scotland as well, kept his dipping into single figures in some spots. clear up single figures in some spots. clear up part of the ganglia, also single figures, mist and fog patches, but underneath the cloud rather warm. this area of the cloud and outbreaks of race bellwethers in the morning, more persistent and quite heavy affecting parts of eastern scotland, north—east england for a time. this wet weather extends from eastern scotla nd wet weather extends from eastern scotland to northern england, wales, the midland

now the weather with nick miller. hello. saturday's top temperature — 25.2 celsius in hull.two of the weekend. there is a weather system approaching from the west and so, for some of us, it will be quite a wet end the day. let's take a look at things first thing in the morning, though, and there will be a lot of cloud around northern and western parts of the uk. that's held the temperature up overnight into the mid teens. still a bit drizzly in places. just a few spots in eastern england, down into single figures under the clearer skies. maybe one or two mist and fog patches clearing away. quite a windy day for northern ireland and scotland. gusts in scotland around 30—110 miles per hour. still plenty of cloud in the north and west. some sunny spells north—east scotland, more especially into eastern england. here's a look things at four o'clock in the afternoon and we will see rain spreading in towards western scotland and northern ireland to end the day, so increasingly wet going into the evening here. those sunny spells north—east scotland, though, lifting the temperature

here's nick miller. the light maybe an issue later at the light maybe an issue later at the oval. is a lot of cloud coming in. here is one of our weather watcher pictures from earlier. across other parts of northern england and into wales and the midlands, this area of cloud streaming in from the atlantic has been producing a bit of rain so far today. most of it is light and patchy, from the seven estuary to the wash. it will edge further south, probably avoid much of south—east england into tonight. a few sunny spells. north notice it brightening more and there are sunny spells too in northern ireland and scotland, you may catch a shower but most frequent in western scotland, into the north—west in particular. this is the average speed, gusting to 50mph in places. it a blustery dale across the uk, mid to high teens for the most part. a few into the low 20s into the south—east, it is the last day of that. so cloudy with a bit of damp weather into southern england, another pulse of rain will feel southern england, another pulse of rain willfeel in, southern england, another pulse o

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller.he east of the uk saw the best of the temperatures but it is here overnight, the temperatures will dip into single figures. you may see a few mist and fog patches developing. elsewhere, particularly in the west, a lot of cloud around and the chance for patchy rain and drizzle and that keeps temperatures in double figures, even into the mid teens, turning breezy, particularly in scotland. into tomorrow, sunny spells in the north of scotland, quite warm, plenty of sunshine for east anglia and south—east england, unbroken sunshine and places. elsewhere, cloud, like rain and drizzle, a breezy day, particularly in scotland, these are average wind speeds, but costs will be higher. a fairly warm feel to the weather. temperatures higher were you see the sunshine into the mid 20s once again but turning wetter for northern ireland and the west of scotland during the day. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. america joins together to rememberjohn mccain, the former us senator presidential candi

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller.ut the line share across parts of eastern england. unbroken sunshine in kent, cloudier in wales. the satellite picture shows we have seen some cloud around northern and western parts, particularly, this zone of cloud coming in is producing some rain across parts of northern ireland and scotland. gradually moving saga is —— further south east, reaching into parts of england and wales. northern ireland comes out with clearer skies, and north—west scotland also, temperatures dipping into single figures in some spots. clearer part of east anglia also into single figures, some mist and fog patches. a warm night to come. this area of cloud and our picture of rain still with us in the morning, more persistent and heavy rain affecting pa rt persistent and heavy rain affecting part of eastern scotland, north—east england for a time. it extends from eastern scotland, northern italy, midlands and italy southwest, further south it should be dry and brighter. there will still be lots of sunshine is

now it‘s time for the weather with nick miller. hello.. here is our satellite view from wednesday, but i want to head south to find something much more active in the central atlantic. the first major hurricane of the season. the problem for us and our weather, even though it is a long way away, the computer models were used to deride our forecast trouble with hurricanes, but struggled with where they are going and the warm air associated with. if the computers are struggling to produce a forecast here, they will be struggling to reduce a forecast across the white atlantic, we get a lot of whether from there, so that feeds into a degree of uncertainty looking ahead into next week as we will see in a moment. a better handle on the short term, for thursday ‘s weather. for scotland it is sunshine and showers and possibly thundery, showers pushing into northern ireland and northern england will start with rain in the far south and some outbreaks of rain fitting in towards wales, part of the midlands and after sunshine late in the day towards i

now it is time for the weather, with nick miller. hello.he atlantic. how about uncertainty times three? 0n the west coast of africa, this is a birth zoned for tropical storms, and this could develop into one such tropical weather system once it makes its way into the atlantic. 0ne system which has done that is this one here, which could become tropical storm or hurricane helen into the future. so three potential tropical weather systems, three reasons for the computer models to be struggling with the forecast, because they don‘t really handle these very well. and the forecast notjust here but across the atlantic, and whether in the next week, well, there are still big question marks about whether next week, as we will see. as we look at the picture for friday, we got low pressure in the north sea and early rain in eastern scotland, north—east england, still easing in the northern isles, far north of mainland scotland. elsewhere, the odd shower. a cool west north—westerly breeze but for many into the afternoon it will be dry. some sunny spel

here's nick miller. the heatwave is long gone now. and an area through the midlands and towards east anglia there was thicker cloud, damp and drizzly, and that strip of wet weather is still there this evening and we will see another pulse of rain that might affect northern ireland running into england and wales, north of that, clear spells, a few showers and temperatures dipping into single figures. with a clear spells a chance of seeing the northern lights with the temperatures holding in double figures but this weather front is changing things through tomorrow where it continues to edge towards the south with some rain and the cooler, fresh air comes in behind its regional parts by the end of the day, particularly noticeable in southern england where it has been quite muggy. sitting above south wales and east anglia, then moving south, damp and drizzly towards sussex and kent on the coast, but elsewhere mainly dry afternoons, a few showers in northern ireland, north—west england, especially western scotland but on the wind, not as s

coming up next and the weather with nick miller. mixed weather fortunes for the weekend. overnight leaving showers clear from east anglia. afternoon. overnight leaving showers clearfrom east anglia. some outbreak to rain in the far north—east of scotland. thickening cloud and some patchy rain into parts of south—west england, wales, northern ireland and later running into north—west england. we've got cloud item which is holding up into figures. where you appear looking down into single figures. we're watching a weather system coming in from the atlantic on saturday. it may produce any rain and far south of northern ireland before it brightens up. most of the rain runs until it parts of wales northern england, the midlands and parts of eastern england. that much of southern england, some bright and sunny spells and mainly dry. breezy through ourfrontal sunny spells and mainly dry. breezy through our frontal zone. a sunny spells and mainly dry. breezy through ourfrontal zone. a bit of patchy rain in scotland but by the afternoon here, by the odd shower, sunny spells around

let's catch up with the weather prospects enjoying nick miller.ia in southeast england state underneath the cloud. some area of cloud elsewhere but large brea ks area of cloud elsewhere but large breaks allowing some sunshine. northern knost in scotland and out bricks of rain. for northern ireland and from scotland eventually into the night. maybe the midlands later turning increasingly lighter patches. for the temperatures, where it's clear, they will be giving away two... let's take a look at tomorrow's weather, which starts dry and sunny for many of us. showers quite quickly developing into common. some of those heavy and possibly thundery and some for northern ireland and northern england with some sunny spells. it may start cloudy and damp with some patchy rain and that feeds further southwards during the day. he picture at apm in the afternoon still has sunshine and warmth to east anglia, but thicker cloud across much of southwestern england for a across much of southwestern england fora time, and across much of southwestern england for a ti

time for a look at the weather, with nick miller. this fresh batch of rain.row, this strip of cloud and rain will slowly edge southwards before clearing away. sunny spells will follow. still a few showers from northern ireland. most in western scotland. a fairly brisk breeze. not as strong as it has been today but still fairly gusty. temperatures of mid—to high teens but it will feel cool and fresh. the government is heavily criticised for its handling of both. britain's most senior police officer, cressida dick, says the decision to pay police less than recommended has hit staffing and morale. how can i recruit, how can i retain, and how can i make my officers and staff feel that i really value them? because i think this is a punch on the nose. and the public spending watchdog has accused the home office of ignoring and failing to understand the impact of budget cuts. also tonight: mark carney agrees to stay on until 2020 as governor of the bank of england to try to help a smooth brexit. saved by her husband — the wife of one of the westminster terror attack

miller. yesterday, jo swinson, the deputy leader, said we had to admit mistakes. the bedroom tax. today, you have nickyou can't be self flagellating if you want to attract vote rs flagellating if you want to attract voters is on the one hand, vince is trying to say, let's propel our party into the future with a fresh look, wish people, fresh supporters. there are 100,000 members, that's not bad, but what you going to do with it? you have everybody inside the hall arguing over the legacy of the hall arguing over the legacy of the coalition. at least it's something of substance, i would say. why aren't you there? we went to express the joy. why aren't you there? we went to express thejoy. normally, this is the day that vince cable speaks. he is not mentioned at all in this article. it's all about the government three years ago. jean miller says, and we would stop saying this, stop saying, stop brexit. it doesn't explain why she thinks it's not helpful to say stop brexit. interesting that that is her and she is great campaigner. she says, no, ican‘t and she is great campaigner. she says, no, i can't be l