skies elsewhere, but there zone of cloud will push into north wales, north—west england and the north midlandsuld produce some drizzle. not a desperately cold night but there could be some mist around first thing on wednesday morning. we have got the rain across northern scotland which will graduallyjust edge its way a little bit further south. then we have the zone of cloud stretching from north wales all the way to lincolnshire, which could produce some drizzle. but elsewhere, once again, lengthy spells of warm sunshine and temperatures reaching highs of around 21 celsius in the far south and east. as we head into thursday, and east. as we head into thursday, a bit ofa and east. as we head into thursday, a bit of a pincer movement goes on with the weather fronts that edge their way in. but actually, they will not amount to very much at all. we still have the rain and it will be breezy for northern scotland and we will see some cloud here. but as we will see some cloud here. but as we go through the day more cloud will work its way into northern ireland. it could be drizzly at times and gener

you see this area of cloud from north wales, southernmost parts of northern england into the north midlandsduce a shower as most other places are dry, a good deal of sunshine. it feels every bit as warm as it did on tuesday, that means high teens, and a few spots into the low 20s. now, on through wednesday night and into thursday morning, you'll notice that the rain still hanging around northern scotland, 0rkney, though clearing away from shetland. this strip of cloud probably doesn't have any rain associated with it. for many, it's clear skies and for the clearer parts of northern england and northern ireland, temperatures in the coldest spots ending up close to freezing. now, for many of us, thursday is going to start with some sunshine. there's still some outbreaks of rain, though, with the cloud in the breeze in northern scotland, and the cloud increasing for northern ireland. towards the western coasts of england and wales mayjust produce a little patchy rain, whereas most areas will stay dry and clearly, if you've got the sunshine, still the warmth as well. still a few spots into the

a scattering of showers developing for northern ireland, north wales, the north midlands towards eaststrict could be a little bit on the heavy side. now, the winds will be mainly light tomorrow, so if you do get some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but temperatures still down on where they should be this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through into the night and into tuesday morning, just because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a greater chance of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we're most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but, as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine. notice there will be

a scattering of showers developing for northern ireland, north wales, the north midlands, towards eastnd peak district, could be a little bit on the heavy side. now, the winds will be mainly light tomorrow, so if you do get some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but the temperatures still down on where we should be at this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through the night and into tuesday morning, just because there‘s not much in the way of wind around. it‘s not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a fair amount of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we‘re most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but as temperatures start to lift through the day, a little bit of sunshine, notice there‘l

salary in northern ireland, hit and miss, as will be the showers in northern england, and the north midlandsnpours later. either side of that, a few showers in northern scotland, but some drier and brighter weather. more cloud in the south compared with the morning and temperatures uk wide still only around 7— 13 degrees. showers into the evening, some fading away overnight. on tuesday, in the same areas, the isle of man, northern ireland, parts of northern england towards east anglia, some will break —— the sun will break out elsewhere. chilly field, but a little less chilly across the south before rain sta rts chilly across the south before rain starts to edging the channel islands and cornwall later stop it is this area of low pressure which will bring some significant rain across england and wales on wednesday. the first for some of you in a while. to the south of it, the warmest air diverted into france. on the northern edge of it, a cold wind throughout. outbreaks of rain developing for much of england and wales, quite persistent, especially across the north—west of england later on. w

a fair amount of cloud from the north midlands and north wales northwards, bringing outbreak5 acro55 he far north—west of england and north wales, further south and east a mixture of variable climate run sunshine, but look at the temperatures, potentially 2728 celsius acro55 part5 the temperatures, potentially 2728 celsius acro55 parts of east anglia south—east england. things start to change as we go into sunday. we see rain arriving into parts of northern ireland, the western side of scotla nd ireland, the western side of scotland and eventually into wales and south—west and led through the day. further south and east, mainly dry, a few thunderstorms through the afternoon, but here holding onto the warmth and the humidity. the wind will be strengthening, so a fairly cool will be strengthening, so a fairly cool, breezy and to sunday the further west you are, but still warm and humid further south and east may be into the high 205 further north and west high teens, so quite a contrast across the uk on sunday. looking ahead into next week, most of us will see the temperature started to

and more clout work into north wales, north—west england and the north midlands for that clear skiesly with some misty mountain sunspots first thing on wednesday morning. the main quite persistent to the northern isles graduallyjust sinking further south through the day. cloud stretching from north wales over to lincolnshire and that could produce some drizzle but many places remaining dry. a bit breezy at up to the north of scotland but elsewhere the wind is fairly light. feeling warm in the sunshine once again particularly down towards the far south and east of england. you are watching beyond 100 days, the british prime minister tells politicians they have one last chance to deliver brexit. she promises a vote on another referendum under say on future arrangements. if they pass her withdrawal bill. but labour says it is a rehash. what chance does theresa may really have of selling this latest offer? donald trump woos voters in pennsylvania, his trade war is hurting them but many of them support him anyway. also on the programme, last week san francisco band police from using facia

her bit more cloud here and a cloudy sound pushing into north wales and northwest england and north midlands thing wednesday morning that data left quickly. the rain for the northern isles will be quite persistent through wednesday, gradually sinking its way further south introducing more cloud here. we had the bodies then stretched into north wales to lincolnshire which could produce one or two showers but from us places the wind is light, lengthy spells and sunshine, the highest at the temperature and further south and east yukon, 20 celsius. possibly the maximum, and did they say, a bit of a pincer movement with the weather frantic edging its way in, but it doesn‘t look as though they‘ll make much of an impact. i think we will keep the cloud and further shirey affects across northern scotland and more cloud working its way into northern ireland and the southern half of the uk as it goes on, but further holes in the cloud allowing for a bright and sunny spots to emerge and once again with light wind, i should feel pleasant with the highest temperatures down twice in southeast of england. b

scotland, more cloud here and a cloudy zone pushing into north wales, to north—west england and north midlands spots on the could be some mist around first thing on wednesday morning. but it should lift quite quickly. the rain through the northern isles will be quite persistent through wednesday, gradually sinking further southwards, introducing more cloud. then we have that cloudy zone stretching through north wales across to lincolnshire, which could produce one or two showers, but for most produce one or two showers, but for m ost pla ces produce one or two showers, but for most places the winds are light, then think spells of sunshine, the temperatures further south and east you come, 21 celsius possibly the maximum. into thursday, a bit of a pincer movement with these fronts trying to edge the way in. but it doesn't look as if they will make much of an impact. i think we will keep the cloud, further showery outbreaks across northern scotland, and probably more cloud working its way into northern ireland and the southern half of the uk as the day goes on. but further holes in the cloud all

patchy with some more cloud and cloudy zone working into north wales in northwest england in the north midlandshe norther aisles, gradually sinking further south with the day and that cloudy zone stretching from north wales over to lincolnshire may produce some drizzle. but many places remaining dry. a little bit breezy up towards northern scotland come elsewhere, the ones will tend to be fairly light, feeling warm in the sunshine once again. particularly down towards the far south and east of england where we will see highs of 21 celsius. hello this is bbc news with carrie gracie. the headlines... theresa may says mps have one last chance to deliver brexit — and promises them a vote on another referendum, if they back her bill. the government will therefore include in that withdrawal agreement bill at introduction a requirement to vote on whether to hold a second referendum. and this must take place before the withdrawal agreement can be ratified. but the labour leader jeremy corbyn says his party would not support the bill, and says he can't see how it would get through parliament. we can't s

a scattering of showers developing for northern ireland, north wales, the north midlands towards easte during the afternoon across the pennines and peak district could be a little bit on the heavy side. now, the winds will be mainly light tomorrow, so if you do get some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but temperatures still down on where they should be this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through into the night and into tuesday morning, just because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a greater chance of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we're most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but, as temperatures start to lift through th

you see this area of cloud from north wales, southernmost parts of northern england into the north midlands it feels every bit as warm as it did on tuesday, that means high teens, and a few spots into the low 20s. now, on through wednesday night and into thursday morning, you'll notice that the rain still hanging around northern scotland, orkney, though clearing away from shetland. this strip of cloud probably doesn't have any rain associated with it. for many, it's clear skies and for the clearer parts of northern england and northern ireland, temperatures in the coldest spots ending up close to freezing. now, for many of us, thursday is going to start with some sunshine. there's still some outbreaks of rain, though, with the cloud in the breeze in northern scotland, and the cloud increasing for northern ireland. towards the western coasts of england and wales mayjust produce a little patchy rain, whereas most areas will stay dry and clearly, if you've got the sunshine, still the warmth as well. still a few spots into the low 20s. now, by friday, we are expecting a bit more in the way of w

a scattering showers developing for northern ireland, north wales, the north midlands was east anglia the pennines and peak district could be a little bit on the heavy side. now, the winds will be many light tomorrow so if you do get some sunshine it will feel quite pleasant but temperate is still down and where they should be this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holiday since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could head around 12 celsius. at wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through into thereabouts as we go through into the night and into tuesday morning, just because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a greater chance of cloud. a widespread frost ‘s start tuesday morning. so there isa ‘s start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin, this is where we are most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but a

the wettest of the weather really across north wales, the north midlands, northern england and gettingnto scotland. around these north sea coasts, easterly winds gusting at a little over 30 mph in places. that really will make it feel quite chilly. at the same time, we will seek sunshine further south, but heavy, slow moving thundery showers possible. 15 degrees in london but across parts of north—east england, around six at the moment, and even cooler across the moment, and even cooler across the valleys in northern scotland, where temperatures at the moment are around 4 degrees. chilly weather. 0vernight our band of rain stops moving north and starts to drift a bit further southwards again with some showers, quite a bit of cloud around. not cold for most but there will be some thrust across the far north of scotland. 0ne will be some thrust across the far north of scotland. one or two wintry showers possible. that takes us into thursday. looking at a cloudy day. through the day the rain will tend to ease to showers, some of those showers are quite heavy in places. the best of the wea

you see this area of cloud from north wales, southernmost parts of northern england into the north midlandshine. it feels every bit as warm as it did on tuesday, that means high teens, and a few spots into the low 20s. now, on through wednesday night and into thursday morning, you'll notice that the rain still hanging around northern scotland, 0rkney, though clearing away from shetland. this strip of cloud probably doesn't have any rain associated with it. for many, it's clear skies and for the clearer parts of northern england and northern ireland, temperatures in the coldest spots ending up close to freezing. now, for many of us, thursday is going to start with some sunshine. there's still some outbreaks of rain, though, with the cloud in the breeze in northern scotland, and the cloud increasing for northern ireland. towards the western coasts of england and wales mayjust produce a little patchy rain, whereas most areas will stay dry and clearly, if you've got the sunshine, still the warmth as well. still a few spots into the low 20s. now, by friday, we are expecting a bit more in the way

a few showers dotted around, maybe the midlands, the north west of england, some gci’oss midlands, thet of england, some across scotland but the majority of the country should have a dry day with just a few passing clouds. sophie asked about whether it's going to be warming up or not. this is the clue, the high pressure which is building through the weekend. i don't think it's going to build improperly until sunday, because on saturday we still have a few little blobs of blue, these are showers. some others may deed our brollies on saturday. the majority of the country will have dry weather and temperatures up to 17 in cardiff, a bit less cold on the north sea coast as well. then that high pressure really does establish itself on sunday. the winds are light. we are right in the middle of the high, so a bit of fair weather cloud here and temperatures could get up to 18 degrees in the south which actually is not that spectacular for this time of year, but it's a lot better compared to what we've been getting for quite some time. the high pressure is still with us. this is what we call a

see this area of cloud from north wales, across southernmost parts of northern england into the north midlandsy bit as warm as it did on tuesday. that means high teens and a few spots into the low 20s. now, on through wednesday night and into thursday morning, you'll notice that the rain is still hanging around northern scotland, 0rkney, though clearing away from shetland. this strip of cloud probably doesn't have any rain associated with it. for many, it's clear skies and for the clearer parts of northern england and northern ireland, temperatures in the coldest spots ending up close to freezing. for many of us, thursday is going to start with some sunshine. there's still some outbreaks of rain, though, with cloud in the breeze in northern scotland and the cloud increasing for northern ireland. towards the western coast of england and wales, mayjust produce a little patchy rain, whereas most areas will stay dry and clearly, if you've got the sunshine, still the warmth as well. still a few spots into the low 20s. now, by friday, we are expecting a bit more in the way of widespread cloud, thoug

showery rain across northern ireland, for much of northern england, spreading southward into the north midlandse some sunshine. a bit of sunshine towards southern parts, but with that northerly wind, it's still going to feel pretty chilly out there. temperatures about 7—9 celsius in the north—east. elsewhere, about 10—13 celsius. but if you're in the sunshine, if you're in the shelter, that sun is still quite strong, so it will feel quite pleasant. through tonight, we've still got this cloud across northern parts of england. that's going to still give a few showers through tonight. clearer skies in the north—east, a touch of frost here. further south, not quite as cold, 5—7 celsius and throughout tuesday, for many it will be another dry day, but there will be some showers developing, particularly across central and northern parts.

a scattering of showers developing for northern ireland, north wales, the north midlands, towards eastng the afternoon, and some of those during the afternoon, across the pennines and peak district, could be a little bit on the heavy side. now, the winds will be mainly light tomorrow, so if you do get some sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, but the temperatures still down on where we should be at this time of year. potentially one of the coldest may bank holidays since we started in 1978. temperatures just about 12 or 13 in the south, still in single figures for many in the north. glasgow could hit around 12 celsius. the wettest rain will be sitting there or thereabouts as we go through the night and into tuesday morning, just because there's not much in the way of wind around. it's not going to move a great deal. to the south of it, a greater chance of avoiding frost at this time, with a fair amount of cloud. a widespread frost to start tuesday morning. so there is a weather front to begin. this is where we're most likely to see showers first thing on tuesday morning. but as tempe

cloud producing some patchy rain and drizzle across north wales, north—west england in the north—west midlands. one or two showers getting to the south—west. that aside, it should be dry with highs getting up to 20, 21. should be dry with highs getting up to 20,21. soif should be dry with highs getting up to 20,21. so if you're going to the chelsea flower show today or tomorrow, it should be dry, it should be sunny, it should be one, don't forget your suncream. suncream at the ready. as we've been hearing, formula one legend niki lauda has died at the age of 70. the austrian was world champion on three occassions. someone who raced against him is former f1 driver derek warwick and hejoins us now. thank you so much for coming. tell us thank you so much for coming. tell usa thank you so much for coming. tell us a bit about niki lauda both on and off the track. niki was very driven. very intelligent. he didn't mess around with people he didn't like. he told them straight up. he had his own opinion on everything. he knew exactly what he wanted from the team. he was a loving father and he was one o

and it will certainly create a metropolitan area in the north between the midlands and the north, whichhands, really nice to see you, thanks very much. mark thurston, the chief executive of hs2. so, clearly, a lot of work for them to do down here. this site, as we said, the first to be completed, and then the subsequent phases will run from here to crewe and then onto leeds and to manchester. it should cut journey times, it should add more capacity. but the big question, can they do it on budget? we'll certainly be watching to find out. your're watching business live — our top story: aviation regulators from around the world will meet today to decide when the grounded boeing 737 max will return to the skies. a quick look at how the markets are faring... european markets following their lead from asia. absolutely! everything you say, i say, absolutely, yes! victoria is talking too much sense today, i love it, i can't help myself! shall we move on? are you a hincher? are you a fan of dantdm? or perhaps kayla is more to your taste. no, iamavc no, i am a vc ten years too old. 20! ten years!

area of cloud from north wales, southernmost parts of north wales, southernmost parts of north england into the midlandshe midlands, that mayjust produce a shower as most other places are dry, good deal of sunshine, it feels every bit as warm as it did on tuesday. that means high teens in a few spots into the low 20s. on three wednesday night and into thursday morning, you will notice the rain is hanging around northern scotland, orkney though clearing away from shut in. this strip of cloud probably doesn't have any rain associated with it and for many, it's clear skies and the clearer parts of northern england and northern ireland, temperatures in the coldest spots adding up to freezing. for many of us, most —— thursday is going to start with sunshine but there are still up makes of rain with a cloud in the breeze and northern scotland in the cloud increasing for northern ireland. towards the western coast of england and wales, mayjust produce a little patchy rain whereas most areas will stay dry and clearly if you've got the sunshine, still the warmth as well. a few spots into the warmth as well. a fe

i think the positive for us tonight is that we have made some very good inroads in the midlands and the north into the heartlands of labour territory and the situation for labour is very, very challenging and difficult in the midlands and north because of the way in which they haven't had clarity in terms of brexit. we can't take anything other from these results other than people are frustrated and people, whether they are leave or remain, and we saw this from the results in sunderland, i think people want their politicians to get on with it, they wa nt politicians to get on with it, they want their politicians to deliver brexit and they want to get something over the line and that brings me back to members of parliament, perhaps reflecting over the weekend and just thinking, what is the easiest way to achieve that? clearly there is already a package on the table and a part two to that which would then require debate and discussion, but that is there and i think members of parliament need to look at that over the weekend. thank you very much. a quick look at the scoreboard. very quick look t

we will probably move to the north midlands and east anglia, the south—east corner, through the latterbe just a few isolated showers. it is weakening all the time, and behind it you should see an improving picture. if it is cloudy and wet where you are at the moment, it won't last. into the afternoon, it will be a breezy one, but a brighter one for northern england, north wales as well, southern scotland, as the showery rain drift south and east. here, not as warm as yesterday. nevertheless we could be 21 degrees. cool, disappointing and wet into the far north of scotland, as well. that went weather will linger not only for the rest of the day, through the night as well —— wet weather. this weather front hugs the far north—west of scotland. unfortunately it is going to stay with you throughout the bank holiday monday. so we start off on bank holiday monday with a cooler start in comparison to this morning. that rain will linger for much of the day. the north—westerly flow will continue to drive a few showers along west facing coasts of the country. showers in eastern areas, seeing the

still some evening showers around through parts of the south—east, the midlands, the north west of englandt of the uk will be clear and chilly tonight. temperatures could be as low as freezing overnight. further south, it's more like four or 8 degrees, 8 degrees in london. tomorrow morning, lots of sunshine from the start, but not everywhere. some northern areas could be quite cloudy, across yorkshire. clouds will bubble up through the morning into the afternoon, and further showers will develop. possible almost anywhere. dry probably in the north—east, but cool here, only ten in newcastle. late in the day, all of this weather, that rain will probably reach cornwall and devon. for the weekend, high pressure is expected to build over the uk, putting a stop to build over the uk, putting a stop to any weather fronts heading in our direction. that means things will settle down, but it'll be a gradual process , settle down, but it'll be a gradual process, meaning on saturday, still some blobs of blue, still some showers in the forecast, but towards the west, so, cornwall, devon, wales, northern

some of these showers across northern ireland, northern ireland, north wales, the midlands, east intod be pretty punchy in the afternoon. thick cloud here in the south—west through the second part of the day. that runs ahead of this area of low pressure that will push into our shores overnight tuesday and wednesday. this will bring rain to all areas, a very cold day to the north of the easterly wind of the north sea some weather. rain further south, brightening skies in the afternoon. sunshine but also the chance of intense thundery showers. still very disappointing temperatures. feeling all the more chilly when you factor in the wind. especially across scotland, with 20 mph sustained wind on wednesday afternoon. top temperature in aberdeenjust 6 degrees. afternoon. top temperature in aberdeen just 6 degrees. 15 degrees in london, but the wind i think will have a knock—on effect on how that feels. through the latter part of the week the low will start to pull out into the north sea. still u nsettled out into the north sea. still unsettled to the north on thursday, looking quieter in g

around thanks to the remnants of a weather front across northern areas of england, parts of the midlands and northowers on a chilly day to come across scotland. towards the end of the day cloud gathering in the south—west, head of this deep area of low pressure, which will bring a very wet and windy day for all areas on wednesday. and nagging easterly wind of the north sea to the north of that, running across scotland, wintry weather in the north. heavy rain further south, brighter conditions moving into the south later. but also some punchy thundery showers. even in the sunshine a high ofjust15. 6 degrees in aberdeen with the wind off the seat will feel pretty raw. that will be the case for much of the north. wednesday into thursday and friday the low will work its way into the north sea. a bit of uncertainty as to how quickly that low centre will pull away. at the moment it still looks pretty u nsettled moment it still looks pretty unsettled across the northern half of the uk at least on thursday, and quite a cutting northerly wind following on behind the low. to the south some occasional shower

the prime minister will know the customs union is important to manufacture across the north and midlands you can also the industry needs a long-term deal to support investments. it's a given the coming out of cabinet yesterday, can't you tell us that has out a long-term customs union being part of the future partnership with the eu that they are supposedly going to negotiate after this withdrawal agreement? have they broke out a long-term customs union, yes or no? >> catennessee for the she reference what is happened to the company bridge steel. she will be aware as others will that there are number of issues come a number of challenges to face in the steel industry, not just here in the uk but globally. part of that is the overcapacity issue because supplies are outstripping debate and much of the production is coming from china. that is why in the g20, two years ago we acted to bring china around the table to try to deal with that issue. the compromise solution that i i put forward and reference number statement on the custom is designed to ensure a future government can take that issu

south at the moment, across southern scotland and another thing, spreading into parts of north wales and the midlands and east anglia and to the north and southern england and south wales some sunny spells, cloud increasing across southern areas are later but a northerly wind making it another chilly day for all of us, temperatures between seven and nine in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 gci’oss in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 across southern in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 gci’oss southern areas. in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 across southern areas. tonight this showery band of rain will continue gci’oss showery band of rain will continue across northern parts of england, still further showers across scotla nd still further showers across scotland with clear skies in the north—east turning chilly, temperatures at or below freezing, otherwise between five and seven. mosher was through tuesday, some sunshine and wonder whether across the south. —— warmer weather across the south. —— warmer weather across the south. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. 41 people are now known to have been kill

. >> reporter: killed in the shooting ellis parlier, a 19-year-old from midland, north carolina, and1-year-old riley howell who police say saved several lives. >> he's the first and foremost hero as far as i'm concerned, and his name is riley howell. >> reporter: police say howell knocked the accused gunman off his feet but was then fatally shot. in a statement his parents say he was friends with anyone and everyone, a big muscular guy with a huge heart. >> he was a good boy, good man, good person. >> reporter: the father of howell's longtime girlfriend calls him fiercely loyal and selfless. >> it would make complete sense that he would turn and try to stop it from happening. he's the one that runs towards it instead of running away. that's just the way he seemed to be built. >> reporter: the suspect is due in court today. he was previously enrolled at the school but recently dropped out. investigators say they're trying to figure out a motive, and they say he did not know the two people who were killed. >>> more teachers in florida could soon be armed in the classroom. that's becaus

south at the moment, across southern scotland and another thing, spreading into parts of north wales and the midlandsasing across southern areas are later but a northerly wind making it another chilly day for all of us, temperatures between seven and nine in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 across southern in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 across southern areas. in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 across southern areas. tonight this showery band of rain will continue across northern parts of england, still further showers across scotla nd still further showers across scotland with clear skies in the north—east turning chilly, temperatures at or below freezing, otherwise between five and seven. mosher was through tuesday, some sunshine and wonder whether across the

scattering of showers in northern ireland, northern england, north wales, and into the afternoon, north and east midlandstaying dry, 13 the hi. not particularly great, single figure temperatures for some in the north and some slow—moving showers between the sunshine in northern scotland. showers largely fade out to take us through the night into tuesday, but they will be the same sort of zone to start with as we finish monday. with light winds, showers breaking out elsewhere, with hail mixed in as well. chilly in the northern half of the country, a little less so further south. here we will see the changes tuesday night into wednesday, low pressure pushing its way in. on the southern side of it, the strongest of the winds pushing through france. the warmest air on the northern side of it. across the central and northern half of the uk, a chilly day. brighter in scotland and northern ireland, but england and northern ireland, but england and wales with outbreaks of rain developing quite widely. in eastern england, persistent rain lasting into the afternoon, for north—east england and south—east scotland w

from the north midlands northwards into scotland, there will be some sunshine and that is where we willfurthersouth, it is degrees in the north and west of scotland. further south, it is a bit colder, particularly around the north sea coasts. three tonight, more we will move its way into scotland. showers down the eastern side of england. it will not be a cold night with temperatures getting new lower than about eight to 11 degrees. into the weekend, quite mixed. quite a lot of cloud. particularly on saturday in scotland. showers developing elsewhere booth on saturday and sunday. there will be some sunny spells. when you do get some sunshine, it will feel fairly warm. goodbye. you're watching bbc newsroom live — these are today's main stories at midday: jeremy corbyn says his party's talks with the government to find a brexit compromise have gone as far as they can — blaming the government's weakness for their collapse. the divisions within the conservative party mean it is a government negotiating with no authority and no ability where i can see to actually deliver anything. it comes a

it will continue to spread into parts of north wales, the midlands, and into eastern england. h wales, some sunny spells. tending to increase across southern areas later on. a northerly wind making it another chilly day for all of us. temperatures 7— nines assist in the north—east, up to about 12 degrees in southern areas. tonight, this band of rain will continue across northern parts of england. still further showers across scotland. some clear skies in the north—east, some temperatures at or below freezing, otherwise about 5—7 sizes. throughout tuesday, more showers any forecast, but some sun sign, and warmer weather across the south. —— sunshine. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. 41 people are now known to have been killed when a russian passenger plane caught fire during an emergency landing in moscow. 32 passengers and crew survived. some survivors suggest the plane was struck by lightning. an investigation into the cause is underway. leading scientists call for a world wide rescue plan to prevent losing 1 in 4 of all species and plants. a un report, published in pari

across northern britain will bring heavier showers, into southern scotland, northern england, north wales, the midlandsfew for northern ireland. top and tail decent sunshine but still chilly in scotland. top temperatures perhaps 15 across southern england. by the evening the cloud starts to veil into the south—west. wet and windy conditions will spread to much of england and wales by the it end of the night. a milder night than last night. still chilly in northern scotland. not as cold as last night. the fronts not as ex ten sieve but we will see temperatures down below zero. here is that low for wednesday, an extensive beast, it will pull in cold air from the north sea on its northern flank, bumping into the cold air, could be wintry for a time into the cold air, could be wintry fora time in into the cold air, could be wintry for a time in the north, wet weather on the front further south and skies will brighten across southern england but the sunshine will trigger some heavy thundery showers, the wind a feature for scotland, channelling through the central belt. just seven degrees in aberdeen. it wil

a week with that went through northern ireland, north—west england, down into the midlands and east angliaduce a change to the feel of the weather as we move into the weekend. friday is the transition day. as this cold front sinks its way south and west, the isobars squeezed together, the wins will strengthen in the far north of scotland, then coming all the way down from the north, cold, and disappointing for early may. there will be outbreaks of rain from that cold front pushing its way south and west. a wintry flavour to the showers of a higher ground in scotla nd showers of a higher ground in scotland and windy with it, as well. the head of that cold front, we will see temperatures into double figures, may be a site is 15. behind it, a noticeable difference in the feel of the weather on exposed east coast, and factoring in that wind it is going to feel very cold indeed. the cold air pushes south, right across the country, under the influence of these northerly winds. we could see quite a widespread, light frost first thing on saturday morning. that will be a bit of a shock to the syste

in a small part of the country, not in the midlands and the country, not in the midlands and the northn the south of the country. some people do argue that that money could be better spent elsewhere. you can always find different places to spend money. a lot of analysis went into hs2, we have a real infrastructure which fundamentally is sitting on the foundations of brunel‘s victorian ra i lwa ys foundations of brunel‘s victorian railways across the country. you cannot keep mending with sellotape and string forever. you have occasionally to put down a new railway which will be much more reliable and increase the capacity. it is not about speed but capacity. we need to meet the challenges of the future. you have talked about how concerned you are about the environment as some of your proposals being environmentally friendly, but some people might say that building more roads, we do not need them. we have not made any great recommendations about building roads. we have recommended a new expressway between oxford and milton keynes and cambridge, which is seen asa keynes and cambridge, whi

soon of cloud which starts to work its way into parts of north wales, north—west england and the north midlandsss similar to the values today. through thursday, a pincer movement from these weather fronts, but they will not amount to very much. we have the rain across northern parts of scotland. that will be on and off and we will see more cloud, and perhaps more cloud for northern ireland as the day goes on. the chance of an isolated shower here. perhaps more cloud for the southern half of the uk, but still feeling warm we get to see the sunshine, with highs in the south and east of about 22 celsius. for the bank holiday weekend, low pressure will have a greater influence on our weather. there will be dry spells and some rain in the forecast, particularly up towards the north and west. thousands ofjobs at risk with two high profile british companies in crisis. jamie oliver‘s restaurant chain collapses — the celebrity chef says he‘s deeply saddened. and british steel — the country‘s second biggest steelmaker — is waiting to hear if it will get a multimillion pound bail out from the government w

the remnants of an old weather fronts traded across northern ireland, northern england, the midlands, in northt in the sunshine. it is still unusually cool for this stage in may. a5 sunshine. it is still unusually cool for this stage in may. as we go into tonight, showers will continue. something went through the english channel. the channel islands especially. inaudible. apologies to our viewers there. i'm goingjump in. we apologies to our viewers there. i'm going jump in. we are having some technical problems, as you could hear or not here with the microphone. i think here was saying, basically, it will get better. we we re basically, it will get better. we were a bit upset at how cold it has been. it will get better, about 17-18 been. it will get better, about 17—18 next week. we have some very talkative guests with us right now, do we not? what a lovely atmosphere this morning. the uk's first text messaging service aiming to tackle the country's mental health crisis is looking for thousands of volunteers to help. the duke and duchess of cambridge launched the appeal, along with prince harr

we will see some showers pushing their way into north wales and the midlands and across eastern partsy showers coming in on that northerly wind. for all of us, showers coming in on that northerly wind. forall of us, it showers coming in on that northerly wind. for all of us, it will feel pretty chilly. could be the coldest early m ea nt pretty chilly. could be the coldest early meant by in early may bank holiday on record. the showery band of rain will continue across northern parts of england. further showers likely across scotland. otherwise, varying amounts of cloud throughout tonight but in the north—east, temperatures here close to if not below freezing for stop elsewhere about 5—7 celsius. tuesday, showers developing quite widely across wales and the midlands, northern parts of england. some brighter spells and temperatures of 9—15. bye—bye. hello this is bbc news joanna gosling. the headlines: 41 people are now known to have been killed when a russian passenger plane caught fire during an emergency landing in moscow. leading scientists call for a world wide rescue plan to preve

throughout tonight we will continue with rain at times across north wales, midlands, northern englandlow 10—13 in england and wales and northern ireland, cooler in northern scotland. just holding on to the colder air scotland. just holding on to the colderair in scotland. just holding on to the colder air in the far north of scotla nd colder air in the far north of scotland but for most, with the south—westerly, the warm air feeding in from the south—west. this is thursday. cloud and outbreaks of rain at times across northern england, scotland and northern ireland. further south it should be dry. a lot of cloud on thursday. it will feel warm and humid i suspect on thursday. into the weekend, 27 in the south—east of england possible on saturday. not as warm further north and west and as we go into the weekend, cloud across northern and western areas with outbreaks of rain. temperatures still getting to 15-18 rain. temperatures still getting to 15—18 across scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. cloudy with rain but further south and east, dry and brighter weather and temperatu

week's election will continue to show that there is some hemorrhaging by labour voters in the north and midlandsjeremy corbyn wants to win back. there is going to be some panic that they have to get some clarity, the than on brexit party. as long as jeremy corbyn is at the hound, he will not make a decision and the party will continue to splinter because of it. caroline: groundhog day continues. heather conley, painting the picture for us, the worst effects of the g10's performance on the day and week. time for a look at what stories are trending across the bloomberg universe. more thantrump raised $5 million in new york city on thursday evening alone. the president accelerates his fundraising efforts with his 2020 reelection campaign ramping up. the dinner event took place at the penthouse. has a story on fiat chrysler which is going high-tech. it has redesigned the pickup which features a apple inspired 12 inch touchscreen in the center console. the did -- the big display has helped at the truck line into second place. reportingtwitter is ghost kitchens are gaining popularity. designed to make

wake of that, jeremy corbyn might conclude, if he is to keep his voters in leave seeds in the north and midlandsn brexit, and the only way to do that would be, if not to vote for mrs may's deal, to at least abstain. i am still pretty sceptical about that, because last night we heard from jeremy corbyn saying there would be no significant progress, labour were terrified of someone progress, labour were terrified of someone like boris johnson progress, labour were terrified of someone like borisjohnson ripping up someone like borisjohnson ripping up any agreement that is reached, john mcdonnell saying pretty much the same thing, emily thornberry singh the chances of a deal are minimal. —— saying. unless those people are engaged in some sort of gargantuan game of double bluff, it is really ha rd gargantuan game of double bluff, it is really hard to see how you broker a deal in three weeks before it comes to a vote. 0k, norman, thank you very much for that. pressure is growing on itv to axe thejeremy kyle show after the death of a man who appeared on the programme. downing street called the death of