north—west. a few spots of rain not far away. but generally, a lovely day. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotlandlsewhere, temperatures at least around 20—23 degrees or so. and we could get 27 to the north—west of london on bank holiday monday — that would make it the hottest early bank holiday monday on record. now, things will start to change after monday. high pressure that has been drawing in this atlantic influence retreats to scandinavia. things start to turn in from the atlantic with pressure falling. we get weaker weather fronts approaching into western parts of the uk. but further east, it will still be dry on tuesday. there will be sunshine and still very warm across the midlands and eastern parts of england. those temperatures into the mid 20s or so. cooling off a little further north and further west. and with the atlantic winds pushing in across the uk, there won't be much rain, apart from in the north—west of the uk. temperatures will be on the slide. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the world. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories:

the rain to the north of scotland eases for a rain to the north of scotland eases fora time, rain to low cloud as well. temperatures in the east following the list. mid—single figures. fresh start to bank holiday monday but another fine day. glorious conditions across much of the country. again, more cloud towards the north and west, around some coasts of wales, some low cloud at times but less than in recent days. temperatures 26—27, making it the warmest early may bank holiday on record. cooler for eastern scotla nd on record. cooler for eastern scotland and north east england. tuesday, front moving in from the west, a line of cloud. patchy rain. sunny and warm towards the south east. 26-27 sunny and warm towards the south east. 26—27 once again on tuesday. another one day. cooler conditions through the middle of the week as we see low through the middle of the week as we see low pressure through the middle of the week as we see low pressure moving its way in from the atlantic. wednesday not bad. first frank eases away, next frontal system heads into the west. going down through the

. 0n north of scotland and the north—west highlands. oud than stay across the south and east but still bright, strong sunshine, thin cloud north and west so better chance of brightness coming through and lifting the temperature is a little on today's. the wolves will continue to build this weekend away from the north—west where it could stay quite cool and breezy for much of the time. you're watching beyond 100 days. the president holds a prayer is that moments after admitting he paid off a porn star. contrast is certainly a little jarring but mr trump still insists he never had an affair with stormy daniels. but his legal strategy is up in the air after his new lawyer rudy giuliani admitted to a payment that mr trump had previously denied knowing anything about. it's ok, we are confused him too. reports in washington that three americans held in a labour camp in north korea could be released soon. the president tweets "stay tuned". also on the programme. half a million people killed. millions of lives shattered. and so much of syria and

north—west and a few spots of rain not far away. generally a lovely day. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotland get 27 for the north—west of london on bank holiday monday. that would make it the hottest early bank holiday monday on record. things will start to change after monday. high pressure that has been drawing in this atlantic influence retreats to scandinavia and things start to turn in from the atlantic with pressure falling and we get weaker weather fronts approaching into western parts of the uk. further east, it will still be dry on tuesday. there will be sunshine and still very warm across the midlands and eastern parts of england. the temperatures into the mid 20s. cooling off further north and west. with the atlantic winds pushing across the uk, there won't be much rain, apart from in the far north—west. temperatures will be on the slide. this is bbc news — the headlines: dozens of people in hawaii have taken shelter from ash, toxic gas and lava flows from the mount kilauea volcano. at least two homes were destroyed when lava bubbled up through fissures in a residential area. seve

north—west and a few spots of rain not far away. generally, it will be a dry and lovely date. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotlandnd and that will make it the hottest early bank holiday on record easily by several degrees. the heat will not last too much longer, mind you. high pressure will get squeezed way towards scandinavia and pressure will be dropping and the weather fronts will be dropping and the weather fro nts m ove will be dropping and the weather fronts move in. we are gradually losing the influence of the continental drift and bringing in the winds from the atlantic. a bit of rain coming in to western parts of rain coming in to western parts of the uk. still very warm through the midlands and eastern england. the last of the warm days before it cools down. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. president trump has compared a london hospital as a war zone in a speech defending gun laws. they say it is as bad as a military war zone hospital, knives, they say it is as bad as a military warzone hospital, knives, knives, knives. good morning, it's saturday, 5 may. also this mornin

north—west and a few spots of rain not far away. generally a lovely day. not quite as warm in the north—east of scotla nd not quite as warm in the north—east of scotland and so. we could get 27 to the north—west of london on bank holiday monday. that would make it the hottest early bank holiday monday on record. things will start to change after monday. high pressure that has been drawing in this atlantic influence retreats to scandinavia and things start to turn in from the atlantic with pressure falling and we get weaker weather fronts approaching into western parts of the uk. further east, it will still be dry on tuesday. there will be sunshine and are still very warm across the midlands and eastern parts of england. the temperatures into the mid—20s. cooling off further north and west. with the atlantic winds pushing across the uk, there won't be much rain apart from in the far north—west. temperatures will be on the slide. this is bbc news, i'm ben bland. our top stories: several strong earthquakes have shaken parts of hawaii after a volcanic eruption. hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes. president trump rallies his base at a meet

still the chance of some stronger winds and a little rain early on in the north—west of scotland. ay and those temperatures responding. really warm again in the north—east of scotland — highs into the low to mid 20s in the south—east, and hotter still on monday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the world. my name is nkem ifejika. several strong earthquakes shake parts of hawaii after a volcanic eruption. hundreds are forced to leave their homes. president trump rallies his base at a meeting of the national rifle association, vowing they can keep their guns. chemical weapons inspectors say they've finished gathering samples at the site of an alleged chlorine attack in syria the us says it will end temporary protection status for around 60,000 honduran immigrants by 2020. and ready for launch. the first nasa mission that will probe beneath the surface of mars prepares for lift—off.

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of scotland. rees and ran across the far north of scotland.es inafew temperature wise, around 25 degrees in a few spots. warmer still as we head on into bank holiday monday. we import warm and dry air of the near continent. it will be another glorious sunny day for most areas. a bit of low cloud and sea mist in irish sea coast or areas and shells across the north and west of scotland. maybe some cool sea breezes affecting the eastern and north—eastern scotland. further south, into the low to mid 20s celsius. we could see 26 or 27 in the south—east of england. this will be an early may bank holiday record breaking the previous record of 2a degrees which was in hampshire back in 1999. into tuesday, we start seeing subtle changes. the area of loaded pressure starts pushing in, it week cold front into the western side of the uk. it will be an east—west split. starts fine and sunny for much of the country. this wea k sunny for much of the country. this weak weather front will bring some rain to northern ireland and was in scotland. maybe the odd sp

of scotland. we will see more of a breeze and outbreaks of rain, particularly across north—western scotland. houldn't be too bad, with some sunshine. elsewhere across the country, another fine—looking day, with top temperatures of 22 or maybe 23 degrees, and lots of low cloud across the far south—east, but that should burn up as you go north up the coast. on monday, this weather front across parts of northern ireland and northern and western scotland will stay put. persistent rain there. elsewhere, a fine day once again. good sunny spells, but a few sharp showers or thunderstorms developing across southern areas later on in the day as temperatures reach highs of 23 or maybe 2a celsius. that weather front will continue to plague much of scotland and northern ireland for the week ahead. high pressure will dominate the scene elsewhere. plenty of warm sunshine but always the threat of heavy showers. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: harry, harry! the final countdown to the royal wedding — prince harry talk

of unbroken blue skies. not sunny everywhere. in the north and west of scotla nd everywhere. in the north and west of scotlandr old breeze. it is all courtesy of this weather front, which will continue to brush past the north—west corner of the country as we had through the night. there will be some low cloud and mist again on irish sea coasts, but from most places, another dry and clear one. temperatures falling into mid single figures in eastern england. a little bit of mist developing. most towns and cities no lower than 9012 celsius. we start of the bank holiday off on a dry and bright note. temperatures rising quickly. very warm across england and wales. more cloud in the north—west of scotland. showers. low cloud and mist affecting irish sea coasts. 27 to 28 celsius likely to be the high. that will be a record breaker. 0n tuesday, weather fronts across the uk mean that temperatures will fall in northern and western areas. the weather front also producing in northern and western areas. the weatherfront also producing rain in northern ireland, scotland, north—west england and western wales. skies brighten

north—eastern scotland. the low 20s in the south—east of england. there is the rain in the far north—west of scotland. generally clear skies. it could lap up onto the coast again. generally clearskies. chile in the south—east of england, generally eight or nine degrees. warming up in the sunshine on sunday. again, stronger winds in the north—west of scotland. pushing the way ina north—west of scotland. pushing the way in a way, once again. more sunshine. and, northern ireland, increasing amount of sunshine for england and wales will stop mistiness through the irish sea that could be heading up towards the channel. temperatures continuing to rise and getting into the low and perhaps even mid— 20s at best. more sunshine to come on monday, too. again, stronger winds in the far north—west and a few spots of rain not far away. generally a lovely day. inland, elsewhere, temperatures at least around 20— 23 degrees or so. we could get 27 to the north—west of london on bank holiday monday. that would make it the hottest early bank holiday monday on record. rings will start to change after monday. high pressure

this is just to the south and east of leeds, and there are no great problems save for the north west of scotla nd problems save for the north west of scotland irish sea coast. i

in scotland, the rain mostly in the west and north of glasgow, much of eastern scotland will be dry, s in the north—east. more cloud in northern england, wales and the midlands but it will do is bid from east anglia and southern england and there should be plenty of the afternoon sunshine and warm compared to saturday but with the rain it will be caller. through sunday night and into monday morning, this front gets a new lease of life and some of the rain will heavy, particularly in the far north—west of mainland scotland and the western isles. and a further west you are in northern ireland. away from this band there will be drier weather with cloud sunny spot and in england and world some cloud building but still plenty of sunshine. the odd shower or thunderstorm in parts of southern england and wales. we will keep an eye on that. monday into tuesday, this front of the far north—west will be weakening. there will be some thicker cloud, particularly in the north of scotland, some patchy light rain or drizzle pavic die away. cloud and sunshine in northern ireland and mostly dry in engl

of england and wales and northern ireland. a little cooler in scotland towards the east in particular because we will draw in the flow of air from the north around irish sea coast some more sunshine around the west of wales and the isle of man. we could see 27, in one or two spots, that will be a record, the earliest bank holiday on record. some glorious conditions on the cards. don't forget suncream and pollen levels also pretty high at the moment. back to you both. thank you, sarah, advice taken. i want to introduce you to somebody this morning, wilma, a rather special dog who hasjoined us on the sofa this morning. very relaxed on the cameras. you have the touch, charlie. well, she's just very happy. when a delivery driver arrives with a parcel — usually they just leave with a signature. but not at the home of richard guttfield. moments after the courier left, richard realised his dog wilma was missing. richard, his daughter emily and wilma are here to tell us more. there must have been a terrible moment of panic when you looked around and thought, hang on, where —ish she? and you start looking around the house, is that what happened? t

cloudy in the west. portion of northern ireland and north—west scotland. north—west scotland. 45 milesosure more than that. saturday, the remnants of this front. rain in the north of scotland. showery in the south—east. some showers coming up from the south—west. some could be heavy. getting into parts of wales and also into northern ireland. into northern ireland. on sunday bringing more rain to the north. showers in the south—west. in between, dry. between, dry. be in may but nothing to write home about. about. especially after the weather we had last weekend. back to you. that one will be hard to beat. the papers. medics will ask for live footage before sending an ambulance. footage before sending an ambulance. we will talk about it later to find out what it means. out what it means. novak djokovic for the first time to get to the last 16. get to the last 16. don't get over excited about this. a royal story. there will be a few of them. a friend says... friend says... you know, that is what it is. a friend said at 1. 1 would like to have children. would like to have children. it is

i think it will be the southern half of the country that sees the very warm air during bank holiday monday. further north cooler for parts of north—eastern scotlandgh the north sea but more sunshine and less in the way of low cloud and fog around the irish sea, and improved day for the likes of the west of wales, temperatures up to 17—26d for most of us, 27 in one or two spots making it the warmest early may bank holiday on record. enjoy. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines. jamie acourt, one of the original suspects in the murder of stephen lawrence, is arrested in spain on drugs charges — he'll appear before a judge today. donald trump criticises the level of knife crime in london — comparing one of the capital's hospitals to a war zone. they say it is a bird as a military war zone hospital. an erupting volcano in hawaii triggers earthquakes — including the most powerful tremor to hit the state since 1975. and... mission to mars. nasa launches its latest probe to map the red planet's interior and listen for tremors — or marsquakes. and those controversial president trump comments will be discussed by the dateline london panel. that's

a bit of cloud pushing into the north west of scotland. into western pa rt north west of scotland.ay is looking even better. we lose that cloud. the showers from the east. this weather front begins to push into the west of scotla nd front begins to push into the west of scotland and northern ireland. some rain on it. cooler a behind. ten to ii some rain on it. cooler a behind. ten to 11 degrees for stornaway. ahead of it, a lovely one day. it stays fine for much of the coming week thanks to high pressure. winds will be light. plenty of sunshine. it will start warm and cool down a little bit midweek onwards. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 10.00am: dame tessa jowell has died at the age 70. the former labour cabinet minister was diagnosed with a brain tumour last may. she recently spoke in the house of lords while campaigning for better cancer treatments. what gives a life meaning is not only how it is lived, but how it draws to a close. i hope that this debate will give hope to other cancer patients like me. one person has been killed and four others wounded

further north of scotland and northern ireland we had sunshine through the day and feeling warm again cloud moves north—west overnight, we could see showers working into north west parts of the uk. it will be mild tonight at around 13 degrees. again feeling a little bit muggy. tomorrow some thundery downpours working in quite quickly across england and wales. the showers always quite hit and miss. but they spread across east anglia and the midlands and which parts of wales through the afternoon. potentially bringing a lot of rainfall, up to 60 millimetres over the space ofjust two or three hours leading to localised flooding. but further north a few showers and also some dry weather and bright spells. temperature is generally into the low 20s. you're watching beyond 100 days. not so dead after all — the russian journalist reportedly murdered yesterday appears very much alive today. applause arkady babchenko turns up at a press conference in kiev, and ukraine says it foiled a russian plot to kill him. north korea's spy chief touches down in new york city any minute now — he meets mike

of scotland, much of england and wales, a very warm, very sunny day in prospect. perhaps not just a very warm, very sunny day in prospect. perhaps notjust as warm in the north perhaps. these weather fronts coming in from the atla ntic weather fronts coming in from the atlantic on tuesday. they are running into that area of high pressure. that tends to weaken the cloud and the rain associated with those fronts as they drift further east. they may drag some tied for the release. it is still very warm indeed. they could push towards the mid—20s. i say those fronts weakening. what they will do when they pass across the british isles on tuesday night into the first part of wednesday, is they will take away the last of the real heat. the thing you will notice about wednesday, first of all, a lot more cloud, wind and rain pushing into the far west of the british isles. further east, no more of the 19 in edinburgh. we have lost several degrees. so you will towards east anglia and the south—east. nothing too shabby about 19,20. south—east. nothing too shabby about 19, 20. later south—east. nothing too shabby about 19,20. later in the week, we will be looking towards

north—west of scotla nd night. the rain for the north—west of scotland continues for a time but should ease away through the night.ures in mid single figures towards the east. misty patches around first thing and low cloud and fog around some irish sea coast. but less extensive than we have seen. a bit ofan less extensive than we have seen. a bit of an improvement here. lots of sunshine on offer tomorrow, again the order showerfor sunshine on offer tomorrow, again the order shower for north—western parts of scotland and dry elsewhere. cooler for eastern scotland and north—eastern england because of the onshore breeze but further south that can be pretty warm. 27 celsius would make it by far the early may bank holiday warmest on record. a front bank holiday warmest on record. a fro nt m oves bank holiday warmest on record. a front moves into the west bringing a bit more cloud on tuesday and patchy rain. cooling down behind that front. 1a in belfast, 26 in the london area. more and settled towards the middle of the week as high—pressure moves away towards the east, opening the doors for lower pressure to move on fro

close to this area of high pressure which remains in place, but this weather front will threaten scotland and northern ireland into the new week. we will start of wet across the northso brighter skies will develop. lots of you having another sunny and warm day on monday, but later on monday the chance of one or two isolated showers, maybe the odd rumble of thunder breaking out in the south and east. low to mid 20s. that set us and east. low to mid 20s. that set us upfor and east. low to mid 20s. that set us up for the week ahead, lots of sunshine around, warm where the sunshine around, warm where the sunshine is out, pleasantly so rather than to one, but the chance ofa rather than to one, but the chance of a few showers in the south. —— rather than too warm.

of us at the moment. we have this front which is approaching from the north—west. that would be more of a troublemaker particularly for the north west of scotlandnd, southern scotland. some low cloud and some folk around the coast. further east is where you're more likely to see more of that sunshine. temperatures lifting the 22 degrees today. it is a pleasant day today and a lovely evening to come and then overnight, most evening to come and then overnight, m ost pla ces evening to come and then overnight, most places once again staying dry away from the north west of scotland with a little bit of patchy rain here. with this clearer skies, quidditching the night ahead. temperatures dipping into single figures and some mist and fog patches overnight as well. we will see mist and fold tomorrow across western parts of wales, north—west england, south—west scotland. but elsewhere, a lot of dry, sunny weather once again, so as any cloud brea ks weather once again, so as any cloud breaks uttering the afternoon, we should see those temperatures rising nicely. 23 or 2a celsius tomorrow but it is always that in that colour and breezy and cloud across t

and then for part two of the weekend on sunday, could be some rain effect been mainly the north of scotland central part of scotland for a time, whereas england and wales are looking dry. and again that sunshine dadic to break out more widely, even more so by the bank holiday, along with that welcome warmth. i'm ben bland with bbc world news. our top story: mike pompeo has been sworn in as the new us secretary of state in washington. the former caa director was accompanied by president trump, he said he was sure he would make america proud. mike pompeo said north korea must immediately dismantle its nuclear programme. the us treasury secretary will meet chinese trade officials soon, along with the delegation. they are hoping to ease the tensions between the two countries. and this video is trending on bbc.com. liverpool are in the final of the champions league, despite losing to roma in the italian capital. they are through to the final on an aggregate score of 7—6. that's all from me now. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

of drizzle. also some rain across the north and north—west of scotla nd rain across the north and north—west of scotlandear skies. again, we will have that mist and fog and low cloud lapping onshore in dumfries & galloway, western parts of england generally, including the south—west, wales, and another weather front waiting in the winds to come in from the west. through the course of tomorrow, that weather front in the west will move across northern ireland in the western parts of scotland, where it will be heavy, and western parts of the uk generally. i had —— again, in the uk generally. i had —— again, in the east, we are looking at a lot of sunshine. temperatures down a touch, up sunshine. temperatures down a touch, up to 25 or 26 tomorrow. as we head into wednesday we have yet another weather front coming our way, into wednesday we have yet another weatherfront coming our way, coming in from the west, introducing some rain as it travels eastwards. it will tend to weaken, and ahead of it, it will be dry, sunny, but began the temperature is coming down a touch. it won‘t be until the overnight period,

brighter in scotland and western parts of wales. . the northtbreaks of rain which will fizzle out a little bit in the afternoon. in more detail across the south, sporadic showers and maybe thunder developing in eastern england, the midlands and maybe the south—west. drifting away on an easterly wind. most places will be dry, sticking with sunshine. cooler where we see sea fog linger on the north sea coast. pleasant day to southern scotland. eastern ireland brightens up the londonderry stays down. orkney and shetland will be a little bit on the cool side. but rain will fizzle out into tuesday morning. chilly to the northern side of that, with clear skies developing. further south, mist and sea fog rolling back and across eastern parts of scotland and eastern england. but for many not as cold as it has been. showers in southern areas monday has low pressure which inches further northwards on tuesday. high pressure builds to the north. patchy rain and drizzle across northern parts of scotland but for orkney, shetland, the hebrides a brighter day o

dry weather out there across the board with just a little bit of rain in the far north—west of scotla nd rain in the far north—west of scotlandis cloudier. right across england and wales there is just a little fairweather cloud around but not spoiling the sunshine and those temperatures 17—19, a little bit cooler around the east coast where we see some of those sea breezes developing, too. it is set fair this evening, some late sunshine to be enjoyed for many parts of the country. powder in the far north—west of scotland and northern ireland but with a bob skies overnight and light winds, too, it is a recipe for a chilly night. in rural spots, temperatures get close to freezing with towns and cities around 2—iod first thing saturday morning but it is a big area of high pressure that is driving our weather over the next few days. it won't be particularly windy, either. after the chilly start to saturday morning, the weather is looking decent. any early cloud should lift and clear leaving lots of sunshine. temperatures around 21 in the afternoon which will feel very pleasant. dry through the morning for much of southern england

a fresher start to the day across the north of scotland but, again, gloriously sunny here come away fromtern shores. the heat of the day pours on through, again, another close day. eventually spawning more thunderstorms across some of the southern counties of england and wales. in some areas, 26 and possibly even 27 and even into northern ireland, scotland, temperatures comfortably into the 20s in a number of locations. eventually, that low cloud peeling its way back towards those eastern shores. but, as we get on through the evening and, indeed coming to the start of tuesday, so there will be quite a blanket of cloud coming in, off the north sea, pushed in by a gentle north—easterly breeze. tuesday starts off pretty cloudy. eventually, the sunshine pops on through and eventually, again, those temperatures get into the low 20s. this time it's the far south of the british isles likely to see the greatest number of thunderstorms. into the middle part of the week, not a great deal changes. perhaps we willjust develop some thunderstorms drifting towards the northern parts of scotland and sti

all of the day on sunday, the chances from stronger winds and rain early on in the north—west of scotland of scotland high into the low to mid— 20s in the south—east and hotter still on monday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the world. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: several strong earthquakes shake parts of hawaii after a volcanic eruption. hundreds are forced to leave their homes. president trump rallies his base at a meeting of the national rifle association and makes this vow. your second amendment rights are under siege. but they will never, ever, be under siege as long as i'm your president. cheering chemical weapons inspectors say they've finished gathering samples at the site of an alleged chlorine attack in syria. ready for launch. the first nasa mission that will probe beneath the surface of mars prepares for lift—off.

of scotland. we will see more of a breeze and outbreaks of rain, particularly across north—western scotland. try, another fine looking sunshine. elsewhere across the country, anotherfine looking day, with top temperatures of 22 or maybe 23 degrees, and lots of low cloud across the far south—east, but that should turn up as you go north up the coast. 0n should turn up as you go north up the coast. on monday, this weather front across parts of northern ireland and northern and western scotla nd ireland and northern and western scotland will stay put. persistent rain there. elsewhere, a fine day once again. good sunny spells, but if you sharp showers or thunderstorms developing across southern areas later ron in the day as temperatures reach highs of 23 or maybe 2a celsius. that weather front will continue to plague much of scotla nd will continue to plague much of scotland and northern ireland for the week ahead. high pressure will dominate the scene elsewhere. plenty of warm sunshine but always the threat of heavy showers. this is bbc news, the headlines: cuban state tv says more than 100 peop

some outbreaks of rain, particularly affecting the north and north—west of scotland.f energy runs away northwards. still a bit of drizzle, i think, parts of western scotland and northern ireland. but for many, friday will be a dry day, if not a particularly sunny day. but, when the sun comes through the cloud, occasionally it is going to feel warmer. notice those temperatures are starting to edge up. and that is the process that accelerates into the weekend, with high pressure for most of us, though the further north—west you are, you're still close to weather fronts. with breeze, it's going to be cooler here compared with elsewhere, particularly north—west scotland. but, for most of the weekend, this includes the bank holiday, it'll be fine, it'll be dry, and it will be getting warmer. just take a look at saturday and sunday for now. so on saturday, i think some cloud to begin the day. rather misty and murky in places, and cloud could increase in northern ireland and western scotland. north—west scotland beginning to see some outbreaks of rain coming in. but for most

this front will be a troublemaker for the north of scotla nd will be a troublemaker for the north of scotlande north—west, wales, the isle of man, and cornwall as well. in this area you may well see some cloud and fog. elsewhere, a beautiful day. lots of sunshine and winds, 2a degrees. the warmest spots, 18— 22. rain in the north—west sticking around until the evening. a dry evening and overnight as well for many. clear skies and a chilly night. temperatures will be quite high by day but drop quickly overnight. single figures, especially in the east. it is likely to bea especially in the east. it is likely to be a record—breaking early may bank holiday monday in terms of high temperatures. lots of sunshine. fog and cloud in the irish sea are less so compared to recently. improving in the west of wales. likely to see temperatures reaching 26— 27 in central and eastern parts. tuesday, keeping warm sunshine for many parts of central england and western england as well. further west, a front moving in. introducing cooler conditions. temperatures, 15 in belfast and 27 in london. things turn unsett

a fresh start of the day across the north of scotland but gloriously sunny away from the eastern shoreshe day pours through and it will be another close day there will be more thunderstorms across southern counties of england and wales and some of us will see 26 or 27, even into northern ireland with the temperature comfortably into the 20s ina number of temperature comfortably into the 20s in a number of locations and eventually the low cloud will peel back towards the eastern shores but as we get on through the evening and into tuesday there will be a blanket of cloud coming from the north seat pushed in by a gentle north—easterly breeze, so tuesday start cloudy amber sunshine pops through and temperatures go into the low 20s and this time it is the far south of the british isles likely to see the greatest number of thunderstorms. into the middle of the week, not a great deal changes and perhaps we will develop thunderstorms drifting towards the northern parts of scotla nd towards the northern parts of scotland but still the threat of thundery showers into the southern parts as we get

of scotland. we will see more of a breeze and outbreaks of rain, particularly across north—western scotland. ther fine—looking day, with top temperatures of 22 or maybe 23 degrees, and lots of low cloud across the far south—east, but that should burn up as you go north up the coast. on monday, this weather front across parts of northern ireland and northern and western scotland will stay put. persistent rain there. elsewhere, a fine day once again. hello, this is bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: harry, harry! the final countdown to the royal wedding. prince harry talks to the crowds outside windsor castle. good evening, miss markle. how are you feeling tonight? while meghan markle and her mum arrive at the country house hotel where they're spending the night. in other news: more than 100 people are feared dead after a plane crashes shortly after ta ke—off from havana. ten people have been killed at a school shooting in texas. a 17—year—old pupil has been charged with murder.

scotland and northern ireland but not much in the way of rain. the only thing is, it may take us into slightly cooler air in the far north of scotland, whereas furtherures in the high—teens and low to mid—20s. indeed through the coming week with high pressure generally dominant, ok, there's a small risk of one or two showers in the south but most places will stay dry with some warmth as well. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories — the kiss that says we're husband and wife. prince harry and meghan markle take their vows in a ceremony they made their own. the bride was accompanied by ten bridesmaids and pageboys, in a service watched by millions around the world. eyed, harry, take you, meghan. and later in the evening, the new duke and duchess of sussex,

scotland. still meandering around sunday, looks a bit wetter but again it is just the far north and west we feel from the bulk of from the bulk of northern ireland, scotland england and wales, warming. 25 celsius by sunday. what about bank holiday monday? the high pressure will build and push weather fronts away from the north we think and the heat will build, push its way northward into the high teens, low 20s across the north, but possibly 27 in the south. that will bea possibly 27 in the south. that will be a new record for bank holiday weekend. not unusual to have warm early in may but i think you'll agree with me very welcome considering what we had last weekend. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. president trump says he did cover the cost of a payout to silence the porn star, stormy daniels. but he insists no campaign money was used. reports in washington that 3 americans held in a labour camp in north korea could be released soon, president trump tweets "stay tuned!" on world press freedom day, a warning from the un that threats againstjournalists are increasing, we'll hear about the bbc ser

further south, of scotland with the flow of the north sea. in fact, one or two locations across the south—east of england could see 27 celsius, it looks like it will be a record—breaking league warm bank holiday monday. subtle changes on tuesday, week cold front moving moving fans of clouds. a noticeably drop in temperature. central and eastern parts of country will remain warm, dry, and sunny once again. hot again across the south—east, closer to the high celsius to further west. if

still to the west but they are starting to creep in towards the far north and west of scotla nd towards the far north and west of scotlandbit wetter at times there, and a bit windy but away from that, some mist and low cloud developing from the north sea pushing inland across east anglia and the south—east but in between, clearer skies, a little cooler but not as cold as it has been, down to about three orfour celsius. a mile that start in western scotland and northern ireland but more cloud than today so some rain. the odd heavy burst, particularly into the highlands and hebrides but still some drier moments and some hazy sunshine in eastern scotland. further south, the morning cloud will break up, it will go back to the coast, could be a bit misty at times but inland, like winds, strong sunshine and template is up to about 23 degrees. some more breed in the irish sea and scotland and northern ireland, some rain but not a wash—out. the most frequent rain in the highlands and hebrides and occasionally 0rkney and shetland 's, but only a small chance of a shower and there could be highs of around 21. on sunday night we wil

of england. not —— north—east of england. most of england and wales starting dry and sunny. maybe some showers in essex and kent. a grey start for the north—east of england and eastern parts of scotlandt rain there is will peter out and the cloud will thin out. more grey and misty in the north—east of england and eastern scotland. we could see some thundery down pours notjust in the south—east, but pushing into the west cou ntry the south—east, but pushing into the west country and into wales. but large parts of england and wales still dry and warm with sunshine. we should have some sunshine at chelsea nower show. till —— chelsea flower show. still the small chance of a down pour on wednesday and thursday. we have high pressure shaping our weather, particularly across the north. where we will miss the down pours. with the high pressure continuing to build, we are breaking up continuing to build, we are breaking up the cloud in scotland and northern ireland and it will be warmer. england and wales, more sunshine on the way on wednesday. a small chance of a shower in the south. a warmer day in scotland and northern ireland away from the north sea coast and temperatures further south up

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of unbroken blue skies. the north and west of scotland, thicker cloud, and west of scotland, thicker cloud, afairold and westicker cloud, a fair old breeze, like this photo shows in the highlands. all courtesy of this weather front, that will continue to rush through the north—west of the country as we had through the night, and even first thing on the bank holiday monday morning. there will be some low cloud and some missed again, some irish sea coast through the night, but for most places it will be another dry and a clear one. temperatures falling into mid single figures across eastern part of england, a little bit of missed developing, but most towns and cities, no lower than nine to 12 celsius. we start bank holiday monday on a dry, bright note, those temperatures rising pretty quickly. it has become very warm across england and wales through the afternoon. more cloud across the north west of scotland, some showers, maybe some low cloud and most affecting some irish sea coast but head inland, very warm, 27 or 28 celsius likely to be the high, and this will be a record breaker. as we head into tuesday, t

low cloud is hugging the coast of the north and north—east of scotland but much of scotland, northernovely day in store. 25 degrees in the north—west highlands, cool down the north sea coast. could hit 26-27 in cool down the north sea coast. could hit 26—27 in london. looking good after the rain this morning if you are going to the cricket. if you're going to swansea for the... biggest weekend, radio one in control in swa nsea, weekend, radio one in control in swansea, but we have some thunderstorms here, thunderstorms late morning, early afternoon and then clearing, potentially more severe storms pushing up from france across the southern counties of england and wales. freak was lining, gusty winds, hayles. they could be flash flooding, too. not hitting eve ryo ne flash flooding, too. not hitting everyone but keep your eye out for them. they will push their way through to the midlands as we go through to the midlands as we go through the night, maybe north wales into the early hours. much of the northern half of the uk dry, clear skies, some mist and low cloud forming and a bit coole

with the cloud there is some rain affecting the far north—west of scotland at the far north—west of scotlandfternoon. elsewhere, the sunshine will continue. it will feel warmer than yesterday. temperatures up by a degree or so. little bit chilly round the north sea coasts and the far north of scotla nd sea coasts and the far north of scotland and northern ireland. there will be little change this evening and clear spells taking us into saturday morning and it will be a chilly start to saturday. there will be lots of sunshine. whatever you are doing, royal wedding celebrations, street parties or garden parties, it will be dry with warm sunshine. by sunday it will be cloudy in scotland and northern ireland with patchy outbreaks of rain. goodbye. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: prince charles is to walk meghan markle down the aisle at her wedding with prince harry, ending speculation after her father said he wouldn't attend the wedding for health reasons. meanwhile meghan markle's mother, doria ragland, is due to meet the queen for the first today — a day before her daughter marries int

more cloud and outbreaks of rain for northern ireland and the north west of scotla nd ireland and the north west of scotlandesday. the temperatures should be doing pretty well. i is up to 23 in london and fresher in northern ireland and scotland. as high pressure continues to build, a lot of dry weather was sunny spells and it should feel pleasantly warm. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines: one person has been killed and four others injured after being stabbed in a busy part of central paris, in what authorities are treating as terrorism. the attacker was shot dead by police and is reported to have shouted allahu akbar. so—called islamic state say they were behind it. north korea has announced plans to start dismantling its nuclear test site in less than two weeks, and says international experts and journalists will be invited to watch. president trump's thanked north korea and called it a very smart and gracious gesture. votes are being counted in iraq after the first general election since the government declared victory over the islamic state group. but the country's electoral commission is

of a troublemaker. this frontal system moving into the north—west of scotla nd system moving into the north—west of scotland north—west scotland. elsewhere it is right high—pressure dominating. at times that will lap onshore to western parts of wales, the isle of man for instance as well. sunny spells with the rest of the country, lifting temperatures nicely. around 18—22d from those places. cooler and breezy across the far north—west of scotland, the western isles and northern isles in particular. drizzly rain continued tonight but a fine evening and remaining dry overnight two. we have clear skies will fall quite low at thinking monetary spots. just for degrees in norwich first thing. a fresh start on sunday morning but the temperatures will will sit up quite quickly when sunshine gets going. that will lift most part three sea mist and fog early on but we could see a little bit of low cloud and blogging isjust lingering once again around these irish sea coast. through the day in sunnier spells will be probably a degree or so warmer than saturday so highs of 2a celsius towards the south and east. elsewhere

of england, eastern scotland. a bit more cloud across some other parts of the country, particularly for the north—west of scotlands dry but again a chance of one or two spots of light rain for the far north—west of scotland. temperatures between 18 to perhaps 21 degrees once again through the day tomorrow. it is looking fine and ends will be warming up. the warming trend continues into sunday, too. any early morning mist and fog should clear to leave a good deal of sunshine on sunday, particularly across england and wales and a bit more cloud to the north—west of the uk where it will be quite breezy at times. some low cloud and fog around the irish sea coast for a time, but temperatures up to around 23 degrees or so temperatures up to around 23 degrees orso in the temperatures up to around 23 degrees or so in the warmest spots. it should feel quite pleasant. that sets us opt for a fine bank holiday monday. it should be the warmest day of the bank holiday weekend. some mist and fog like the first thing but that should clear away and then a lot of sunshine on offer once again. bit breezy and cloudierfor the far nor