now it's time for a look at the weather, with nick miller. hello. if it is a bank holiday where you are, you will no doubt have noticed it's not a particularly warm one out there, but it is dry across the uk. variable cloud, a few bright or sunny spells coming through. just a light breeze, and temperatures for the most part just around 15 to 17 degrees. a few spots in south wales and southern england reaching to the giddy heights of 18. and where skies are clear tonight — and there will be clear spells around — it's going to be another chilly one, but temperatures will hold up in northern ireland as cloud and some outbreaks of rain move in, reaching into the western isles later in the night. remember, these are town— cities temperatures, so rural spots will be colder where it's clear. just a few places getting down into the mid to low single figures again as we start the day tomorrow. early rain for northern ireland, clearing away eastwards, then it brightens up. through scotland, we will see some mostly light and patchy rain spreading further east

dateline london is coming up, after a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. is going out on a mainly dry note. this can be one of the wettest places in the uk, but it's enjoying some sunday sunshine today. and the reason for that is a gap between weather systems allowing high pressure to slide in and briefly settle our weather down. it's not clear blue sky everywhere. in fact, across western parts, where you start with plenty of sunshine, there is a bit more cloud around throughout the rest of the day. where you have seen a lot of cloud to the east, there will be some sunny spells around. one or two showers dotted about through northern scotland and into northern ireland. the vast majority looking dry, but, yeah, clearly not particularly warm. but at least that northerly wind's easing, though it is still quite noticeable the further east you are in england. but it continues to die down overnight and we are left overnight with some cloud around, some clear spells, and temperatures dipping down once again, well down into single figures for some of us. maybe not

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello.gh pressure building in across the uk, august is coming to a mainly dry end. not very warm out there but the brisk, northerly breeze is easing. this is where temperatures are at to end the day with a mixture of cloud and a few sunny spells. a few showers around. northern scotland and into northern ireland, maybe the odd one brushing the north sea coasts. through tonight the showers have gone and we are left with a mix of cloud and clear spells. it will be another chilly night for late august. temperatures widely down into single figures, mid to low single figures in the chillier spots into the morning. with high pressure across us tomorrow, the bank holiday, except in scotland, is going to be a fine day. quite a bit of cloud around and a few sunny spells. rain approaching northern ireland but that does not look like it will get in until monday night. as for the temperatures, though higher it is a decidedly cool bank holiday monday — mid to high teens at the best. now on bbc news, covid

now it‘s time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. of cloud and a few sunny spells. a few showers around. northern scotland and into northern ireland, maybe the odd one brushing the north sea coasts. through tonight the showers have gone and we are left with a mix of cloud and clear spells. it will be another chilly night for late august. widely down into single figures commit mid to low single figures in the chillier spots into the morning. with high pressure across us tomorrow, the bank holiday, except in scotland, is going to be a fine day. quite a bit of cloud around and a few sunny spells. rain approaching northern ireland but that does not look like it will get in until monday night. as for the temperatures, though higher it is a decidedly cool bank holiday monday — mid to high teens at the best. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... university lecturers warn that plans to reopen universities in september will be too dangerous without a coronavirus testing programme. we are really worried that we could see universities becomi

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller.rom north yorkshire that was home to the coldest spot in england to start the day today where the temperature fell down 20.6 celsius. high pressure keeping the uk dry, but weather systems gather in the atlantic, so we will see rain before the week done. the month is ending with high pressure, so it is dry across the uk. making for a decent day if it is a bank holiday where you are. not the warmest bank holiday with temperatures mainly around 15—17. and a reminder of how it looked last year. this was a view on the late august bank holiday in yorkshire and these were the temperatures on the 26th of august. the hottest on record. london getting up to 33. and warmth in wales in the mid 20s. it is a cooler end to august and another colder one for the time of year over night tonight. where there are clear spells. these are town and city temperatures and rural areas will be colder. there will be rain through northern ireland that clears tomorrow morning. it will brighten up. then mostly light

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. if it is a bank holiday where you are, you will no doubt have noticed it's not a particularly warm one out there, but it is dry across the uk. variable cloud with a view bright or sunny spells coming through, just a light breeze and temperatures for the most part just around 15—17 degrees. a few spots in south wales and southern england reaching to the giddy heights of 18. where skies are clear tonight, there will be clear spells around, it's going to be another chilly one but temperatures will hold up in northern ireland as cloud and some outbreaks of rain move in, reaching into the western isles later in the night. remember these are towns and city temperatures so rural spots will be colder when it's clear, just a few places getting to the mid and low single figures again as we start the day tomorrow. early rain for northern ireland clearing away eastwards, then it brightens up. through scotland we will see some mostly light and patchy rain spreading further east is the day goes on.

takea for st kilda this weekend, but we can take a look at the outlook for the rest of the uk with nick millerste of autumn. it is cool. windy with rain and showers across central and eastern parts of england. along the coast, it might be around 12 degrees. some showers for northern ireland, parts of scotland, the final west of wales and cornwall. the further west you are the sunny spells will be there. overnight, keeping showers, outbreaks of rain and eastern parts of england where it stays windy. cloud and wind here meaning temperature is not going down too far, but it'll be a chilly night elsewhere. some parts of scotla nd night elsewhere. some parts of scotland could be close to freezing us we scotland could be close to freezing us we start tomorrow. a few showers for northern scotland. some for northern ireland any early east of england. for sunday in the east of england. for sunday afternoon, things looking dry, a mixture of cloud and some sunny spells, but temperatures stuck for money towards the mid—teens and

nick, it's such a good point. we've experienced human suffering as a consequence. what we maybe overlook is that this was the point of a lot of this. steven miller as an architect of this report was making that case, that this was a policy meant to deter and the cruelty was the deterrent, it was the policy aim. >> that's right. they wanted to cause pain, to cause fear, to intern these people from coming over, because they had made a decision they mad to be stopped. of course, i think a lot of the country disagreed with them. i'll add a second point to this, nicolle. the market value of turning on president trump from the inside is going to decline extremely fast in november. so i suspect part of what we're seeing here is a last chance by some people who have served the president and had misgivings to get their stories out before he's either re-elected or defeated. >> i hope that means your phones are ringing off the hook. i look forward to reading all your good journalism as a result or consequence of that wave of confessions. nick confessore, sam stein, two of the best of the best. thank you for spending time with us. up next, the speech of joe

takea for st kilda this weekend, but we can take a look at the outlook for the rest of the uk with nick miller. our last weekend of meteorological summer our last weekend of meteorological summer is giving us a taste of autumn. it is cool. windy with rain and showers across central and eastern parts of england. along the coast, it might be around 12 degrees. some showers for northern ireland, parts of scotland, the final west of wales and cornwall. the further west you are the sunny spells will be there. overnight, keeping showers, outbreaks of rain and eastern parts of england where it stays windy. cloud and wind here meaning temperature is not going down too far, but it'll be a chilly night elsewhere. some parts of scotla nd night elsewhere. some parts of scotland could be close to freezing us we scotland could be close to freezing us we start tomorrow. a few showers for northern scotland. some for northern ireland any early east of england. for sunday in the east of england. for sunday afternoon, things looking dry, a mixture of cloud and some sunny spells, but temperatures stuck for money

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