so northern parts of wales, the north midlands, and all points north at some point in the day seeing rain. further south, the trailing portion of that weather front, well, there'll be a lot of cloud, there'll be the odd bit and piece of rain. gardeners, that won't be the answer to your prayers. that frontal system takes the time to move away as the low pressure transfers away off into the north sea. and there's a little ridge of high pressure just follows on behind, trying to set sunday up as a better day than saturday. and it will succeed, for the most part, although you really couldn't rule out, later in the day, perhaps a cold frontjust dragging more cloud and the prospect of a wee bit of rain into the far west of england, western wales, and then arcing away to the south—west of scotland, maybe up into northern ireland too. so generally speaking, on sunday, the further north and east you are, the drier and brighter your day should be. here we move you from sunday on into monday, and again a little weak ridge of high pressure just trying to settle things down across the southern ha

the east will disappear through the day but we will keep some into the north of england, the north midlandsto the far west of scotland, northern ireland and the far west of england. some showers could be thundery in the channel islands. a fine day, long sunny spells, warmer than today, into the low 20s but remember that breeze coming into the north sea coast and we have low cloud and it will feel cooler than it does elsewhere. thursday into friday, we will show you that through the evening, an increasing chance of picking up showers from the south. that is your latest forecast. you're watching beyond one hundred days. american football fans gather at the white house today to honour their sport. (but this year's super bowl champions — the philadelphia eagles — won't be there because donald trump has uninvited them. after some of the eagles players said they didn't want to go the event anyway, the president accuses them of lack of patriotism has anyone seenjohn bolton? a week before the singapore nuclear summit, the controversial national security advisor is excluded from key meetings. the wh

so northern parts of wales, the north midlands, and all points north at some point in the day seeingailing portion of that weather front, well, there'll be a lot of cloud, there'll be the odd bit and piece of rain. gardeners, that won't be the answer to your prayers. that frontal system takes the time to move away as the low pressure transfers away off into the north sea. and there's a little ridge of high pressure just follows on behind, trying to set sunday up as a better day than saturday. and it will succeed, for the most part, although you really couldn't rule out, later in the day, perhaps a cold frontjust dragging more cloud and the prospect of a wee bit of rain into the far west of england, western wales, and then arcing away to the south—west of scotland, maybe up into northern ireland too. so generally speaking, on sunday, the further north and east you are, the drier and brighter your day should be. here we move you from sunday on into monday, and again a little weak ridge of high pressure just trying to settle things down across the southern half of the british isles. loo

, potentially disruptive across northern england and northern parts of wales and possibly the north midlandshat is a rough guide. they could be higher than that, possibly even 70 miles an hour or more. as i say, there could be travel disruption on thursday morning across northern parts of the uk. to the south, we will still be feeling the strong winds. very windy inland. the least strong winds will be towards the south, but we are still going to be feeling those winds. at this time of year, gusts of 30 to 40 miles an hour will take twigs off trees as well. later in the afternoon on thursday, the weather is looking fine. once any showers sweep through, we are in for a sunny afternoon, but still very blustery. it will be a bizarre day, with strong gusts of wind, yet a lot of sunshine. friday looks like we are expecting showers, particularly across the north—western areas. to the south, some sunshine. i don't think there will be clear blue skies. and the winds will be a lot lighter. how about the weekend? on saturday, we're expecting heavy showers, even a crack of thunder. sunday is looking dri

perhaps a few patches of mist, too, around the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid airping through today. i think they will be mostly in scotland. one or two for northern ireland, one or two for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east a

perhaps a few patches of mist, too, around the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid airland, one or two for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it‘s not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day‘s sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i‘m pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday, a lot of dry weather f

the north midlands, that is where the air is at its most human. certainly a mild light everywhere.storms, particularly in scotland, there could also be one or two in northern ireland and one or two in east anglia as well. meanwhile that strip of cloud will bring damp weather in across lincolnshire. that will spread into yorkshire and parts of northumberland and durham as well by the afternoon. further north it is a day of sunshine and heavy thundery showers. they risk of localised disruption, localised wadding from the storms in scotland. not as many thunderstorms for northern ireland but still some fairly nasty ones around. could see showers across east anglia. that strip of cloud across eastern england might limit some of these thunderstorms. they might not actually get temperature is high enough to get going. so that is high enough to get going. so that is one zone of uncertainty. it might just be cloudy and down for much of the day. once those storms have formed, particularly in scotland, they will rumble on into the evening and for the first part of the night. sunday, a few sh

perhaps a few patches of mist, too, around the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid airin scotland. one or two for northern ireland, one or two for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the

some cloud may hold on into northern england, the north midlands and towards lincolnshire but patchy and often showers western scotland and often showers west of northern ireland and into the channel islands a few more showers around. for many, a dry day, link the sunny spells and although it is cool for some across the north sea coast, we have low cloud in the sunshine, it will be a bit warmer tomorrow and temperatures will be around 20 to maybe 23 celsius in a few spots. 0n around 20 to maybe 23 celsius in a few spots. on wednesday night and into thursday morning, just watch across the channel islands and seven england, just a few showers starting to move in. they could include a rumble of thunder while elsewhere it looks dry. this front starts to feel is way further north on thursday to my burning rhythm or human error and cloud across parts of a land wells and a chance for a shower and thundery downpour. some extent towards east anglia and the midlands and it is into wales on thursday we re and it is into wales on thursday were northern england and northern ireland and scotland,

so northern parts of wales, the north midlands, and all points north at some point in the day seeingain. further south, the trailing portion of that weather front, well, there'll be a lot of cloud, there'll be the odd bit and piece of rain. gardeners, that won't be the answer to your prayers. that frontal system takes the time to move away as the low pressure transfers away off into the north sea. and there's a little ridge of high pressure just follows on behind, trying to set sunday up as a better day than saturday. and it will succeed, for the most part, although you really couldn't rule out, later in the day, perhaps a cold frontjust dragging more cloud and the prospect of a wee bit of rain into the far west of england, western wales, and then arcing away to the south—west of scotland, maybe up into northern ireland too. so generally speaking, on sunday, the further north and east you are, the drier and brighter your day should be. here we move you from sunday on into monday, and again a little weak ridge of high pressure just trying to settle things down across the southern half

so northern parts of wales, the north midlands, and all points north at some point in the day seeinger front, well, there'll be a lot of cloud, there'll be the odd bit and piece of rain. gardeners, that won't be the answer to your prayers. that frontal system takes the time to move away as the low pressure transfers away off into the north sea. and there's a little ridge of high pressure just follows on behind, trying to set sunday up as a better day than saturday. and it will succeed, for the most part, although you really couldn't rule out, later in the day, perhaps a cold frontjust dragging more cloud and the prospect of a wee bit of rain into the far west of england, western wales, and then arcing away to the south—west of scotland, maybe up into northern ireland too. so generally speaking, on sunday, the further north and east you are, the drier and brighter your day should be. here we move you from sunday on into monday, and again a little weak ridge of high pressure just trying to settle things down across the southern half of the british isles. looking further north, well, yo

so northern parts of wales, the north midlands, and all points north at some point in the day seeingweather front, well, there'll be a lot of cloud, there'll be the odd bit and piece of rain. gardeners, that won't be the answer to your prayers. that frontal system takes the time to move away as the low pressure transfers away off into the north sea. and there's a little ridge of high pressure just follows on behind, trying to set sunday up as a better day than saturday. and it will succeed, for the most part, although you really couldn't rule out, later in the day, perhaps a cold frontjust dragging more cloud and the prospect of a wee bit of rain into the far west of england, western wales, and then arcing away to the south—west of scotland, maybe up into northern ireland too. so generally speaking, on sunday, the further north and east you are, the drier and brighter your day should be. here we move you from sunday on into monday, and again a little weak ridge of high pressure just trying to settle things down across the southern half of the british isles. looking further north, wel

cloud in parts of the north of england and the north midlands. to the mid and low teens. where there is low cloud, it will be drizzly. wednesday night into thursday morning, some cloud, patchy cloud elsewhere, temperatures not quite as low, into single figures for some. then on thursday, that area of low pressure to the south, it will move up some showers and on web wednesday night into thursday morning, in two parts of the southern england, a rumble of thunder with some of these and a couple to break out further north. for the north of england, northern ireland and scotland, variable cloud and sunny spells and temperatures into the high teens and low 20s. pleasa nt into the high teens and low 20s. pleasant in the sunshine. into friday and saturday, a selection of places here, pretty much all in the same boat, you could catch a shower, many of us will, variable cloud, sunny spells and light winds. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight the government approves controversial plans to build a third runway at heathrow. campaigners say it will damage

so northern parts of wales, the north midlands, and all points north at some point in the day seeing well, there'll be a lot of cloud, there'll be the odd bit and piece of rain. gardeners, that won't be the answer to your prayers. that frontal system takes the time to move away as the low pressure transfers away off into the north sea. and there's a little ridge of high pressure just follows on behind, trying to set sunday up as a better day than saturday. and it will succeed, for the most part, although you really couldn't rule out, later in the day, perhaps a cold frontjust dragging more cloud and the prospect of a wee bit of rain into the far west of england, western wales, and then arcing away to the south—west of scotland, maybe up into northern ireland too. so generally speaking, on sunday, the further north and east you are, the drier and brighter your day should be. here we move you from sunday on into monday, and again a little weak ridge of high pressure just trying to settle things down across the southern half of the british isles. looking further north, well, you've stil

, potentially disruptive across northern england and northern parts of wales and possibly the north midlandsdisruption on thursday morning across northern parts of the uk. to the south, we will still be feeling the strong winds. very windy inland. the least strong winds will be towards the south, but we are still going to be feeling those winds. at this time of year, gusts of 30 to a0 miles an hour will take twigs off trees as well. later in the afternoon on thursday, the weather is looking fine. 0nce any showers sweep through, we are in for a sunny afternoon, but still very blustery. it will be a bizarre day, with strong gusts of wind, yet a lot of sunshine. friday looks like we are expecting showers, particularly across the north—western areas. to the south, some sunshine. i don't think there will be clear blue skies. and the winds will be a lot lighter. how about the weekend? on saturday, we're expecting heavy showers, even a crack of thunder. sunday is looking drier and brighter. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 8pm. i order the right honourable gentleman to withdraw imm

we have already see them across the north midlands and peak district and towards yorkshire.ew heavy showers will be popping up over western scotland, but not as bad as western scotland, but not as bad as we have seen here over the past few days. most places will become dry overnight. lots more cloud in eastern areas. where there are gaps in the cloud, temperatures into single figures. but for most, as you wear this morning, double figures to start. but it would be cooler. notice how the clouds drifting south. a cooler air flow. notice how the clouds drifting south. a cooler airflow. what's more cloud for the midlands and the east of the uk. sunny spells into western parts of the uk and wales could set off showers. but mostly things will be dry again with sunny spells. the warmest weather in eastern scotland, getting up to 21. this ridge of high pressure is with us. this ridge of high pressure is with us. but thisjet this ridge of high pressure is with us. but this jet stream is gathering to the west with gathering weather systems. wednesday should be ok, a few showers in the

perhaps a few patches of mist, too, around the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid airo for northern ireland, one or two for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday, a lo

perhaps a few patches of mist and fog in the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid air.and, one or two for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here, it could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday a lot of dry weather for the second half

perhaps a few patches of mist and fog in the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid air.for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here, it could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday a lot of dry weather for the second half of the weekend.

perhaps a few patches of mist, too, around the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid airireland, one or two for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday, a lot of dry weathe

and some showers kicking off this afternoon in south—west england, wales, the north midlands, the pennineseast england and eastern scotland, where again there will be some showers but also brighter spells and sunshine breaking through. in northern ireland, maximum temperatures will get up to 18 or 19. temperatures into the mid 20s in the south—east of england. 0vernight most of the showers clear away tonight with cloud in eastern areas moving further south and west. it will be relatively mild tonight with temperatures staying in double figures at 11 or 12. tuesday might start off a bit cloudy. certainly cloudier than this morning. that cloudier than this morning. that cloud will thin and break—up to give sunny spells and some showers in north west scotland and england. the odd isolated shower across wales. mostly dry on tuesday for most of us. mostly dry on tuesday for most of us. temperatures down a little bit but still high teens and late 20s. 0n but still high teens and late 20s. on wednesday high pressure holds on in many areas but you will notice this low pressure slowly moving in. it

days we could pick up some sharp showers, favourite spots across the pennines and down into the north midlandsuesday because ofa we are feel through tuesday because of a northerly breeze, that will drive more cloud generally across the country and it will make it feel that little bit fresher. again the risk of eyes elated showers, the noticeable difference will be the feel, between 15 and 20 degrees, but the more significant change arrives late on wednesday as this area of low pressure shows its hand and we'll see whether conditions wishing in from the atlantic a bit more towards the end of the week. so some wet weather up to 30 millimetres of rain falling from this system, windy with that, gale force gusts as well, and that will make the weather a little more than unsettled towards the end of the week. we start off warm and dry but wet and windy later in the week which is good news for gardeners. this is bbc news. i'm christian fraser in singapore. the world awaits the summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong—un about denuclearisation. president trump touched down in si

as it is across wales, south—west england, and also in the north midlands.ntroduce the patchy light rain and drizzle i was mentioning for south—west england, south—west wales, northern ireland, north—west scotland, and also north—west scotland, and also north—west england eventually. highs is up to 25 in the south—east, fresher further north. through this evening in the overnight, we will have clear skies first thing, then more cloud in from the west, romping across all areas, clearing in scotla nd across all areas, clearing in scotland and the far north of england and northern ireland, but under this you could catch the odd spot of rain across the midlands, for example, and it will be among the night, particularly in the south—east. tomorrow we start with all this cloud in the south which will thin an break and we will see some sunshine coming through. after a sunny start for scotland, northern ireland and northern england, more cloud coming with just a few showers, but nonetheless there still will be some breaks in the cloud with sunshine. temperatures aga

northern end of scotland but as we have seen from those gusts, the effects were felt into the north midlandshe trailing front across the south and the sun came out in the breeze began to die away, 23 or 2a degrees, not bad all. where are we now? we are left with hack that producing gusts of wind, as we saw around one hour ago. —— hector. as the skies begin to clear, the temperatures will dribble away into single figures for some, six to eight degrees or so and then we are off and running into the new day. a dry start they've for the western side of scotland where there will be heavy bursts of rain, also into northern ireland, creeping further east with time. further south, isolated showers, and you get the sense that england and wales for the most pa rt sense that england and wales for the most part are dry and find. variable amounts of cloud, pushing the temperatures to about 22, a fraction cooler than today. this is the start of your weekend. it doesn't look very promising, does it? you would be right, there will be quite a bit of rain from the northern portion of that front. the top two t

cloud increasing in greater manchester and yorkshire without bricks of rain and the same in the north midlandseaking out through the south—east and temperatures here around 22 or 23. through the night, the showers will largely fade away and one or two will continue in scotland. temperatures dropping back into single figures in eastern areas, a misty night in eastern coasts, but most having a mild night and a mild start to saturday. into saturday, plenty of cloud to begin with once again and we will see the cloud breaking up more regularly for some compared with today's either better chance of sunshine around. a few heavy showers mainly in western parts, south—west england, wales, northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland will be more widespread. still temperatures in the teens in eastern coastal districts, up into the low to mid 205 elsewhere. sunday will be a brighter day, a lot more sunshine uk wide, fewer showers around. if you're going to see them, towards the west, especially south—west england and parts of south—west england and parts of south—west scot

north midlands, northern england and lincolnshire are prone to hanging onto the cloud. art with frost in parts of the highlands. northern ireland will see sunshine but the risk of a shower in the north—west. north—west england starting with sunshine but you can see cloud across the pennines down to norfolk. and more in the south—west is producing drizzle. it will break up in the south—west and later start to break up in cumbria and northumberland. we will hang on to cloud across eastern areas and with the breeze it will hold the temperature down. where we had cloud yesterday in southern england and wales, we will have sunshine today and asa wales, we will have sunshine today and as a result it will feel warmer. scotla nd and as a result it will feel warmer. scotland seeing sunshine, but temperatures in the mid teens, possibly high teens. 0vernight we import more cloud. the weather front advances northwards, with showers across the channel islands and southern counties of england, which could be heavy around the london area in the south—east. dry weather across scotland.

the risk of some showers across south—west england, wales, the north midlands and into the pennines this cloudy. the cloud thins and breaks up to give sunny spells in the afternoon. temperatures into the high teens or low 20s. goodbye. this is bbc news, and these are the top stories developing at 11am: president trump says there's "excitement in the air" as he meets singapore's prime minister ahead of talks with north korea tomorrow. a complete and verifiable and irreversible denuclearisation of the korean peninsula is the only outcome that the united states will accept. north korean state media say the country could "establish a new relationship" with the united states. hundreds of migrants are stranded on board a rescue ship in the mediterranean, as italy and malta argue over who should take it in. more than 5,000 jobs are at risk as poundworld calls in the administrators. also, a crash course in becoming a detective. graduates will be offered a 12—week training programme to plug

rain in northern parts, anywhere from the north midlands northwards. s around 17—19. the area of low pressure moving away on sunday. a brief lull in conditions but the next weather system will move gradually through sunday. after a bright and fairly dry start, some sunshine across central and eastern areas into the afternoon but further west of the cloud will thicken and showers moving through northern ireland, wetter showers in wales and south—west england on sunday. temperatures between the mid and high teens. perhaps higher with the further east you are where we have more sunshine. next week will get warmer, temperatures into the low and mid—20s. mostly dry with some sunshine. cloudy at times to the north and west of the uk. the government's under fire over its overhaul of the benefits system. a damning report says the new system is too slow and is not delivering value for money. the national audit office says ministers are in denial about the hardship caused by the scheme, but the government insists it is working. when i talk to claimants up and dow

amount of sunshine but with a few thunderstorms and showers possible extending down into the north—east midlands a risk of some flooding because they are so slow—moving but many of us will stay dry and, with blue skies continuing in much of wales, the midlands and southern england this afternoon, we could see highs of 25 or 26 degrees. into this evening and overnight, the storms gradually fade away. there will still be a few showers through the night in southern scotland and northern england, maybe also northern ireland. most will be dry though. very misty across the north and a very muggy night, 15 degrees in glasgow, a bit fresher in the south compared to the past few nights. but here you will start your sunday with some sunshine away from some eastern coasts. blue skies for many, maybe one or two isolated showers close to cornwall and the isles of scilly. always more cloud in northern england, scotland and northern ireland so a little bit cooler than in recent days but not as many showers as today. if you do get one or two of the heavier showers, you could be rather unlucky. temperatures are

continue, that process, through the night, moving for the northwards to northern england, north wales and the midlandsminish. it will be quite cool again. not as cold as recent nights, because we will have more cloud filtering in from the east across scotland, and that will take time to clear away during the day on friday. it will be a while before the sun comes up but it's scotland and northern ireland where we think we will get the best of the sunshine again. perhaps the northwest of england, for parts of northern england and wales, the midlands, there is slightly more cloud than we have seen today. a few sharp showers and isolated thunder. further south and east, probably fewer showers and more hazy sunshine making its way through the clouds. either way, cloudy or sunny, it's going to be a lovely, warm day across the board. you see the low 205, except right on the east coast. again, that tumbling breeze. still some sunshine, and some strong sunshine at that. very high levels of pollen again, as we had so far this week. unfortunately, no relief in sight. then through friday night into saturday, repe

, some sunny east anglia, south—east england, some sunny spells coming through, north wales too, but for the west midlands wales, staying cloudy, a lot of cloud in northern ireland, mostly dry. low cloud lingering towards the north sea coasts, where it is cooler compared with elsewhere, but pleasa nt compared with elsewhere, but pleasant when the son comes out. —— sun. you're watching beyond one hundred days. the world's industrialised nations meet in canada this week — but china isn't even in the bloc and america doesn't seem to want to be. in the age of trump, is the g7 still relevant? a populist, protectionist president is challenging decades of western liberal unity. american trade tariffs make it harder for western leaders to work together against global threats. in a phone call, theresa may tells donald trump his decision to apply tariffs to eu imports is unjustified and deeply disappointing. also on the programme... at least 38 people have been killed and hundreds more injured in guatamela after a volcano erupted sending ash and lava into surrounding villages. kayla, k—a—y—l—a. and meet kayla mckeo

north wales. leaving the midlands and south west of england rather cloudy. lots of cloud in northern ireland. northern ireland. m ost pla ces lots of cloud in northern ireland. most places dry. cloud along north sea coasts. bringing the temperature down to the mid—teens. most places have sunny spells developing, reaching the high teens up to 20 celsius. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11pm: the grenfell fire inquiry has heard that a catalogue of problems led to the tower being engulfed in flames. the blaze started in flat 16 on the fourth floor near a fridge. the 999 call made by the man who lived there was played at the hearing. there's been more misery for rail passengers in the north and south—east of england, as an inquiry is ordered into the chaos caused by new timetables. and on newsnight, for decades after the sensational trial, thanks to a bbc drama, everyone

midlands. we still have some heavy downpours pushing towards north—west england.ld be dry. lots of sunshine in the southern counties, a better day today. sunshine between the showers elsewhere. this is where we will see those nasty thunderstorms. they will be slow—moving. don't treat the position too literally. a few gutted showers and thunderstorms in northern ireland as well. —— scattered showers. it does look like the worst of the storms will be on the worst of the storms will be on the eastern side of the pen —— pennines. into tonight the storms continue for a time but they will largely fade away. still likely to see some rain at times. turning increasingly misty in northern and eastern scotland, down into eastern counties of england too. fresher in the south compared to what we've had of late. a lovely day for many and sunday will stop a small chance of a shower in the isles of scilly and cornwall. more cloud in northern ireland but the chance of a few further showers and thunderstorms, not as many as over the past few days or today. a quick look ahead to nex

drawing a line from the middle of the north sea to the midlands down to the south—west. the boundary zone separating the warm air. look at that. squeezing to the south—east. temperatures, 26, 27, by the time you get to manchester, 20. newcastle, 16. sunshine here. thursday, high pressure building in the uk. the wind is blowing around like so in a clockwise fashion. that means cooler red will be streaming in from the north. —— air. cooling off in the south of the country. good night. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines. the prime minister announces an extra £20 billion a year in real terms for the nhs. labour says it's not enough. that will be through the brexit dead—end, the fact that we are no longer sending vast amounts of money every year to the eu once we leave the eu and we as a country will be contributing a bit more. look, if this was me, they will be saying it is a magic money tree. this is a mining, it magic money forest, there is no certainty whatsoever. —— forest, there is no certainty w

north sea across northern england. there is a slice across east anglia, the midlands and wales where there is sunshine. tion but there has been a snail break—out. we have been talking that slugs and snails and the damage they do to your garden. this one here has shot off its position and is making a breakfor the off its position and is making a break for the edge of the table. hayleyjones from the royal horticultural society joins us now. the reason we are talking about this is because you are trying to discover whether the cure is that people have, gardeners have, actually work, aren't you? you like snails and slugs. i find them interesting. tell us a bit about your experiment. i am growing lettu ces a nd your experiment. i am growing lettuces and testing different barriers are supposed to stop the slugs are spells get to the lesser — — lettu ces slugs are spells get to the lesser —— lettuces and eating them. these are all things that people already use and recommend. we do not necessarily have proper scientific evidence for how well they work, if they even work at all. they are eggshells. lots people

the west of london up into the midlands and north—west england.cloud in the north sea will tend to drift its way that further inland again into wednesday morningside might start of bit misty, like it did this morning across those eastern parts. 0vernight averages about 10—14. during wednesday, high pressure is still firmly in charge of weather. that still means it is going to be settled at an easterly breeze. it is very su btle settled at an easterly breeze. it is very subtle but it is going to increase just a little bit across southern areas. that is what striking in that cloud across the north sea. with the strong june sunshine will burn back towards because the coast. most of us on wednesday another sunny day. those temperatures getting up to the high 20s again. always a bit cooler across those eastern parts. it is a repeat performance again on thursday. have some early—morning cloud and mist. burning away and we're cloud and mist. burning away and we' re left cloud and mist. burning away and we're left with lots of sunshine again on thursday,

be a little bit further west from london up little bit further west from london up into the midlands and northf that cloud across eastern parts which will burn back towards the coast. it is around those used in areas where it will be fresher. if you don't like the heat, that is where to head two. the heat building again on wednesday, temperatures 29, perhaps even 30 degrees even in northern ireland and the west of scotland. temperatures in the mid to high 20s. as for the rest of the week, again on friday and thursday, more sunshine. perhaps turning a bit less hot in northern areas into the weekend. there is a chance later in the weekend for some heavy and thundery showers across southern parts, but we will keep you up to date with one. goodbye. —— we will keep you up to date with that one. this is business live from bbc news with susannah streeter and samantha simmonds. cleared for take—off. britian's parliament votes in favour of a third runway at london's heathrow airport. but how long will it take to get off the ground? live from london, that's our top story on tuesday the 26th ofjune. busi

the north sea, extending through parts of southern scotland, northern england and towards the north midlandsr but we are still at risk of a shower or two across the channel islands, as across northern ireland. into scotland, once again we are looking brighter conditions. 0n thursday a high of catching a shower across southern england and south wales, it will be fairly cloudy here too and we look cloud coming in from the north sea. sunshine for the rest of the uk. it's tuesday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. ministers are meeting to discuss long—running plans for the expansion of heathrow airport. the cabinet is expected to back it later today but will it actually go ahead? this is a massively expensive and polluting proposal to expand heathrow. i think people would prefer a regional airport strategy with the connections they need on their doorstep instead of having to go hundreds of miles to travel to london and then fly out from heathrow airport. it is a 20th—century strategy in a 21st—ce ntu ry 20th—century strategy in a 21st—century point—to—point world. do you live near heathr

is the remnants of storms across central europe, rain across the grid for south yorkshire, north—east midlandsloping, sunshine across scotla nd sunshine developing, sunshine across scotland but into the afternoon as temperatures rise we will see a few heavy and bunbury showers breakout. let's look at where they are likely to be, inland areas of scotland in the afternoon. some slow—moving because the light winds in the forecast, would be minorflooding, some frequent lightning and hail. fairly isolated though many will stay dry and unlike yesterday in northern england where the showers we re northern england where the showers were on the west, it will be on the east today and a few across the east it -- east today and a few across the east it —— east midlands. lots of sunshine across southern areas though, highs of 24. it could get to 2324 in scotland but cooler than recently. the storms will fade away the most and we will see some showers continuing in northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland and temperatures in double figures, muggy across northern areas, fresher than recent ni

some areas and this is what the morning was like, friday across the uk, closer to the north sea coast in the midlands warm in the west and temperatures will be around 14 or 15 degrees and then tomorrow that cloud and grey skies and the use will eventually melt away and give way to sunshine. notice how cool the eastern district of the uk is, a big contrast and temperatures in new castle may not even reached 20 degrees where i west you can see 28 cm. we are seeing the highest temperatures in the west because of the breeze coming off the north sea. the wind is going around the high—pressure and across the north sea and it is moving inland and basically once it moves inland, it warms up and by the time he gets to western britain that is where we get the highest temperatures. anywhere from aberdeen from newcastle into nor it, that is where we are seeing these lately lower temperatures, eating there and newcastle temperatures, eating there and n ewcastle o n temperatures, eating there and newcastle on saturday were the high 20s are expected in the west in london always warms up with the heat tide effect. s

to the west, still the risk of thundery rain across north wales into northern england and the north midlands progress further east, it will increase the cloud across the west, and with that some showers moving in later in the day. the best of the drier and brighter weather in central and eastern parts of the uk. that is where you will get some fairly pleasant conditions. temperatures up a little to around 20 or 21 degrees, temperatures in the mid to high teens. into next week, something of a mixture. getting a little bit warmer. mostly dry with sunshine, especially across england and wales, more cloud further north across scotland and northern ireland, maybe outbreaks of rain. quitea northern ireland, maybe outbreaks of rain. quite a strong winds on monday and tuesday across scotland. that's all from me. hello it's friday, it's 10am, i'm chloe tilley our top story this morning, a damming report on universal credit. the public spending watchdog says it is "slow and expensive" and may end up costing more to administer than the benefits it replaces. a significant minority, we think, are struggl