now, it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. a week of sunshine and showers to come, not as cold as last we and no frost overnight, but temperatures close to average for the time of year. overnight showers continue, particularly in the west, pushing further east through england, with potential heavy and thundery bursts of rain to come. temperatures of 7-12 c. of rain to come. temperatures of 7—12 c. tomorrow, it may start with rain close to the north sea coast of england first thing before that clears, and it may head to the northern isles, especially shepton, later in the day. very wet here. elsewhere, sunny spells with cloud around. if you catch a shower, it could be heavy, possibly thundery, with hi all possible as well. —— with hi all possible as well. —— with hail possible as well. gusts are in the south—west and wales of up are in the south—west and wales of up to 45 mph. quite pleasant if you see some sunshine, and a lot of that over east anglia and south—east england. hello, this is bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri. the head

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. more rain spreading east across the uk today. will eventually reach those easternmost areas. a largely dry day as we get onto the evening. within the area of rain, heavy bursts. clearing from northern ireland to sunny spells and scattered showers, parts of wales and south—west england brightening up as we get into the evening. another rather cool day. quite a windy day, strengthening southerlies along the south coast of england and wales, may gust around 50 mph in some spots. rain clearingovernight, still in northern scotland if you heavy showers. cold enough and clearing up in northern ireland for a touch of frost in the coldest rural sports here. there will be some start tomorrow with a dry and sunny spell, and a day of rain across northern and western scotland pushing down into northern ireland. it will still be quite blustery, and some of the showers and winds could be gusty. it is still cool and as the week goes on it slowly turns drier and a little warmer. hello this is bbc news

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller.ce you will see a show before things are done. thundery with hail showers as well particularly across england and wales and into southern scotland. some gusty winds around some of these but the winds are light and could last while these show yours arrive. —— while these showers arrive. showers across —— sunny spells across northern ireland and scotland so some places will stay dry. this showers will fade during the night but take some time doing so across south—eastern england. no frost tonight but a few clear spots could end up in low single figures as we start monday. a mixture of cloud and some sunny spells from monday morning. heavy and thundery showers spreading east during the day leaving many western areas with some sunshine and fewer showers through the afternoon. further showers to come as the week goes on. this is bbc news. the headlines: the un security council prepares for an emergency meeting later, as the conflict between israel and palestinians in gaza enters a seventh d

time for a look at the weather now with nick miller. hello.hat high in the week ahead. temperatures will be close to average for the time of year, and for monday, it is a mix of sunshine and showers. in fact, that pretty much covers it for much of the week ahead, because for much of the week ahead, low pressure will be close by the uk, the source of these showers, and at least for monday, some brisk winds as well, especially in england and wales. and after a cloudy, breezy, showery night, well, this is where temperatures are to start the day. no frost out there. in fact, some spots just around 10—12 degrees celsius. we're not expecting any frost in the week ahead. there mayjust be a bit of rain skirting parts of eastern england to begin with. that moves off and may well towards the northern isles of scotland later in the day. some of that could be heavy and thundery. whereas elsewhere, it's sunshine, these showers moving west to east, some heavy and thundery, a risk of hail. and it will be quite blustery, particularly in england and wales. the

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller.day. we'll eventually reach those easternmost areas. a largely dry day as we get onto the evening. within the area of rain, heavy bursts. clearing from northern ireland to sunny spells and scattered showers, parts of wales and south—west england brightening up and south—west england brightening up as we get into the evening. another rather cool day. quite a windy day, strengthening southerlies along the south coast of england and wales, may cost around 50 mph in some spots. ray including what it is overnight, still in northern

time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. tuesday's going to be a windy day.ee a bit of sunshine — there won't be a huge amount of that. there will, though, be plenty of showers around. some of those showers merging to give a longer spell of rain, pushing out of scotland into parts of northern england. catch a shower, hail, thunder possible, wintry on the hills in scotland — very gusty winds. where they've been strongest overnight in southern england and south wales they're going to ease. they'll be strongest through the day along that north sea coast, parts of eastern england gusting 40mph or more, and it is, of course, going to feel quite chilly in that wind. further showers spread south overnight and into wednesday. the clearer parts of scotland and northern england could well see a frost going into wednesday morning. that will make it a chilly start to the day. it won't feel very warm at all during wednesday. again, some places won't get into double figures. although there will be some sunshine around, there'll be areas of showers. the showers still produc

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello.here may well have been a threatening cloud or a shower off in the distance. now, the radar picture, the rain fall so far today indicates where we have seen plenty of showers in scotland and northern ireland. and a reinvigorated area of rain affecting parts of wales and england that is going to push further east into the night and have some heavy, even potential thundery, bursts of rain into southeast england and east anglia, whereas for the west of the uk, here through wales, western england, northern ireland and scotland, a few showers will continue as the night goes on. there is no frost on the way tonight, as temperatures hold up, mainly in the range of around 7—12 celsius. now, low pressure brought us the rain yesterday, the showers today, and it's still very close by for tomorrow and indeed for much of the week ahead. so that is going to keep things very showery. may still have a spell of rain close to the north sea coast very first thing on monday morning before clearing northwa

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. yet more rain spreading east across the uk today. we'll eventually reach those easternmost areas. a largely dry day as we get onto the evening. within the area of rain, heavy bursts. clearing from northern ireland to sunny spells and scattered showers, parts of wales and south—west england brightening up and south—west england brightening up as we get into the evening. another rather cool day. quite a windy day, strengthening southerlies along the south coast of england and wales, may cost around 50 mph in some spots. ray including what it is overnight, still in northern scotland if you heavy showers. cold enough and clearing up in northern ireland for a touch of frost in the coldest rural sports here. there will be some start tomorrow with a dry and sunny spell, and a day of rain across northern and western scotland pushing down into northern ireland. it will still be quite blustery, and some of the showers and winds could be gusty. it is still cool and as the week goes on it slowly

time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello.ffolk. now nothing that high in the week ahead, temperatures will be close to average for the time of year, and for monday a mix of sunshine and showers. that pretty much covers it for much of the week ahead, because for much of the week ahead, because for much of the week ahead, because for much of the week ahead, low pressure will be closed by the uk. the source of the showers, and some brisk winds on monday as well, especially in england and wales. after a cloudy, shower unite, this is where temperatures are to start the day, in fact some spots just around 10—12 c. we aren't expecting any frost in the week ahead. there may be some rain scouting it parts of eastern england to begin with. some of that could be heavy and thundery. elsewhere there's sunshine, showers moving as the dutch west to east, at some risk of hail and it'll be quite blustery, particularly in england and wales, average wind speeds between 40—115 mph or so. temperatures generally in the range of 13—17 c. quite a bi

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello.e reasonably warm in the sunshine. but we are dodging downpours again across many areas. there was some sunshine today but clouds will build. heavy and thundery showers could be heading your way. the blustery winds around. no pressure tracks across wales and england as we go through the day. we will find not a huge amount of sunshine, even around the showers this afternoon. bright colours on the forecast indicates why some showers will be quite heavy. slow moving as well, with light winds. they will hang around for a period of time. northern ireland and central belt to northern scotland. there will be some sunshine but the chance of catching a heavy shower. these are the windows. fairly light, but quite gusty around some showers. the strongest winds are in the channel islands, around a0 mph or so. temperatures i2 islands, around a0 mph or so. temperatures 12 to 15 celsius for the most part. the showers will be around this evening and well into the night across the eastern side of engla

and here's the weather now with nick miller. hello.ather at some stage of the day. really due to the proximity of this area of low pressure, so either showers close to that or indeed along this weather front with still the chance for seeing some outbreaks of rain. certainly more cloud than there will be elsewhere if you're close to that. we're still drawing in some warmer air from the south, so if you do get to see a bit of sunshine, it will actually feel quite pleasant, particularly across south east england and east anglia, which will see the higher temperatures. but this is where we're starting the day. it's a much milder start than we've had recently, and particularly across england and wales. now, along the weather front i pointed out, some cloud from south west england, south east wales, the midlands and on towards yorkshire. just edging a little bit further east with a chance of a few spots of rain. doesn't look like much more than that for much of the day. close to the low pressure, northern ireland and scotland will see some q

now, nick miller has the weather. deafening.into a wet afternoon for many of us. 0ut there, the rain gradually spreads the switch that is adding even most of the rain total so far this month. in wales, for example, it has been very wet in northern ireland and here comes the rain gradually reaching those eastern areas which is still trying to get onto the evening. it is another area of low pressure which is going to spend the next couple of days moving right across as so after the rain that doesn't mean there will be further showers to come and some of those going to be quite heavy. within this area of rain this afternoon they will be some heavy, perhaps even the eventual bursts briefly before it begins to clear. being from northern ireland to scattered showers, parts of wales and south—west england will biting at the ceiling. to the dolls that an increasing ship dawn more cloud, a was a bit of patchy rain arriving, not a scotland thing mainly dry and as we know that images are well below par for the time of year. getting windy o

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello.average for the time of year. 0vernight, some showers will continue, particularly across western areas, an area of rain pushing further east through england, along which there could well be some heavy and thundery bursts of rain to come. and temperatures, well, holding up in mainly the range of around 7—12 celsius. into tomorrow, it may start with a bit of rain close to the north sea coast of england first thing before that clears away. it may well head towards the northern isles, especially shetland, later in the day, it turns very wet here. elsewhere, there will be some sunny spells. there will be quite a bit of cloud around. catch a shower, it could well be heavy, possibly thundery, there could be some hail in this as well. gusty winds around the showers, especially in england and wales. this is where it will be windiest, these average speeds could gust around 40—115 mph or so. temperatures mainly around 13—17 celsius, quite pleasant if you get to see some sunshine. actually, quite

now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello.ing to build. there's every chance you're going to see a heavy shower before the day is done. plenty of heavy showers, some thundery with hail as well, particularly across england and wales and into southern scotland on through the day. some gusty winds around some of these although, for the most part, the winds are light so they could last quite a while once these showers arrive. clearly, not feeling particularly warm unless you're in a bit of sunshine, and there will be sunny spells in northern ireland and particularly across northern scotland with fewer showers here compared with elsewhere, so some places will stay dry. showers eventually fade into the night, but they will take some time before doing so across south—eastern parts of england. no frost tonight though a few spots in northern ireland under clear skies could end up into low single figures as we start monday. a mixture of cloud, some sunny spells for monday morning. heavy and thundery showers spreading their way eastwards

now, the weather with nick miller. hello.st of the week, indeed into the weekend. let�*s see how today is going to pan out. already some showers for wales and south—west england, they are going to feed their way further east across the midlands, towards the east and south—east of england. some prolonged heavy and thundery downpours here. they will be rather more scattered across north—east england, eastern and northern scotland and northern ireland. there will be parts of south—west scotland and north—west england that have a largely dry and sunny afternoon. temperatures where they have been for several days now, in the range mainly of 12 to 16 celsius. now, there will be some patchy rain in the far north of scotland, we�*ll continue with that overnight, and we�*ll hold on to some cloud and some showers across parts of wales and southern england through the night, whereas elsewhere where skies are clear and winds are light, temperatures will be lower than this in rural spots. i can�*t rule out a touch of frost in the coldest

time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello.arty chair after labour's poor performance in the local election results. despite falling short of an overall majority, the snp closes in on a fourth consecutive victory in the scottish parliamentary election. nicola sturgeon says the win is a mandate for another independence referendum. there is simply no democratic justification whatsoever for borisjohnson or indeed for anyone else seeking to block the right of the people of scotland to choose our own future. in wales, labour's mark drakeford remains first minister, after his party took half of the 60 seats in the senedd. labour's sadiq khan is on course to be re—elected mayor of london, following a closer than expected race against conservative candidate, shaun bailey. the conservatives gain councils in england, while labour candidates win mayoral elections in liverpool city and greater manchester where andy burnham is re—elected in a landslide. a man is arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of police community support

let's just pause and take a look at the weather, and the latest details from nick miller. hello.the evening. it will clear for northern ireland in the afternoon, and across southern scotland too, dry. but still reigning in north—east england, into wales. these are average speeds, gusts, 13—14, and temperatures heading up a little bit higher than they have been, despite the rain. another cold day in scotland, some snow into the higher hills. it continues reigning in wales on into saturday evening before easing as the night goes on, but south wales, the brecon beacons, the wetter spots could see over 100 millimetres of rain, so that could bring some disruption. these are temperatures to start sunday, on a par with where they have been for the highs over the past week or so, so it will feel very different as sunday begins, but for part two of the weekend, still close to an area of low pressure. brazier northern ireland in western scotland, some heavy and may be thundery showers. an area of cloud and patchy rain clearing wales, pushing further ease to england as the day goes on. ahea

joaquin miller park will be closed to the public. deputy chief nick lupe says the early start to the fire season we're experiencing is unprecedented. >> here we are in may. and we're starting to see these events being forecasted. and it puts the hair up on my neck and puts us all at a heightened level of concern and it puts us as a very heightened level of preparedness. >> fire departments around the east bay are already communicating with each other and working together. >>> jusut every day, firefighters in the bay area have been dealing with some sort of wildfire big and smallful california recently hired about 1,400 additional firefighters. fears of yet another disastrous fire season become a reality. some of those new firefighters started their training today inn the north bay. cornell bernard was there. >> reporter: chainsaws ripping into dry bush inside of one of marin county's deepest canyons. >> good job, guys. >> reporter: cal fire's newest recruits. their first week on the job. these trainees are learning how to cut fire lines, creating a fi

nick ritchie. wilson on the cut back jams it deep. miller stops it for lauzon.k and winding up off side with wagner as wilson comes back after lazar. >> keith: lazar did really well to take over and the boston bruins are still on the scene. we have an exchange of words back and forth. hasn't been a lot of that. i would expect that to continue here in overtime. >> a lot of it has been kept to easy play. not a lot of extracurricular. for boston, that's something that has to stay this way throughout the series that washington has and had had for the evening. just one power play for the boston bruins. hagelin swings that one out. wagner for debrusk on to lazar. he'll chase after it. cut off by schultz. debrusk cut off his pass. puck still there against the kick plate. came free for a moment. george ron helps it out. back to patrice bergeron who haes four career winners. so does niklas backstrom for the capitols. here's hathaway. room to move for matt grzelcyk. lost it. shut down by michael raffl. a shot over the top of the net. connor sheary bangs it back down to ca

one might say thomas miller has had the last last the forward with a will winner in 2014, under jim nick coach hear him live. but despite being one of europe's most famous players, he was unceremoniously dumped by love in 2019. now miller and defend a mats almost back in the squad for next month, europe ian championship for you. can i just when you a successful tournament is extremely important. so german football, the whole nation. so we have decided to recall mass homo's, thomas miller, who have very strong season like this is the leadership qualities from and how they are on the papers or you could help the team and take the job. and this is among just all i need to escape and couldn't done the german, it puts out a video showing how intensive live deliberations have been. as he nears the end of 15 roller coaster years in charge. ok. tried to defend a christian good to. and monaco kevin fall and the other notable in recall is muscle us via even we didn't reach the goals, which we set up those in 2019, and 2020 yard especially given that corona virus pandemic, based upon the me a nice

freddie miller there in jersey. 0ur correspondent in brussels nick beake gave this update as the french deal in the wrong way and is basically in breach of the agreement that was reached on christmas eve last year. everyone in this is dealing with very new rules by definition. is that part of the problem or are we just going to keep seeing more protests of this nature? this is the latest dispute in what the bigger context is of the pretty stormy relationship between the uk and the eu over the past four months. since the trade deal came into operation. talking to people here, there is a sense that they want to de—escalate this as soon as possible. in the past we�*ve seen high tensions on the high seas. in the �*50s and �*60s and �*70s, the so—called cod wars when there were skirmishes and clashes between british boats and fleets from other european countries over the allocation of fish. all of that went away to a great extent, i�*d suggest, because the uk was part of the eu common fisheries policy. since brexit, that is no longer the case and there was a specific deal signed in 2000 whic