that's what the dutch have been doing for centuries in the north sea from coast to coast but since the british said no restrict fishing within their maritime borders to british ships only after brags that the dutch read captain plus says things are becoming more aggressive on the high seas. when we read your british colleagues to be the exact routes to put out the only reply we get is brags that. the crews here follow every twist and turn of the brags that negotiations in brussels they fear their 4000000000 euro a year sector won't figure greatly in the giant model of diplomatic talks. compared to banks and the industry fishing the small change for fishing is obviously just a relatively small sector they call me but regionally for individual towns it's enormously important great britain on the other hand is an island nation in the sea is important for them fishing is symbolic the only point they can see or drags it is emotional. the harbor the fresh catch is being auctioned prices are tumbling each lot goes to. the 1st to place a bid yet this very hole is where the local fishers place

in the north sea. going on. germany's only island on the open sea a day trip is nice but it's better to stay to all 3 days on the island it makes a real difference it's the ideal place to low down a member of the check in the. next. one of the most durable spacecraft ever turns 30 space telescope. into broadening our risers for decades. and supplying us with a marvelous images of deep space. it's a vital research instrument that serves as our window on the universe. today. in 30 minutes on. the global corona trysts you can find more information online at e.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. such. one square kilometer of red rock in the middle of the north sea this is hell it will end germany's high seas island. enjoying nature letting the wind blow around you can't relax and that's what many people who.

not near the north sea coast, close to that strong wind and low pressure. get high—pressure building back m, we get high—pressure building back in, no sign of rain on monday and much of tuesday. as you can see late on tuesday we have atlantic weather fronts approaching and there is the promise of some more rain mid week but for monday it is mostly dry. the winds will have eased and we may see one or two showers developing around coastal areas or inland from the coastal areas or inland from the coast as the day goes on but by and large it is drier, brighter, less windy, it will probably feel a little warmer. very similar as we move into tuesday for the majority. 0ne move into tuesday for the majority. one or two showers around, some good june warmth around, some sunshine but quite a list of cloud. later in the day the rain arrives and it looks as if it will be more u nsettled looks as if it will be more unsettled mid week with some rain for many of us.

coast tomorrow. 0therwise, back to the north sea coast tomorrow.promises more sunshine for scotland and a few showers across northern ireland, as this range makes its way westwards and breaking out in the south again

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and we've already had some rather persistent clouds near the north sea coast, this is north yorkshireg in off the cool north sea with that moist air, that humid air sitting across it. but for many of us, as i said, a lot of dry, settled weather, warm weather as well. but with some big showers brewing up. so the low clouds sitting near the north sea coast could in places be quite stubborn, not clear away. elsewhere, after lots of sunshine first thing, the shower cloud bubbles up, and then we've got the showers coming through, probably fewer than yesterday for the southeast and not as lengthy for the southwest, but there will be some heavy ones, we think wales, the midlands and east anglia, but wouldn't like to rule out the odd one elsewhere. one or two isolated ones for northern ireland, for scotland, as well as that cloud gets burnt back to the coast. but a difference in temperature, 11 on the east coast, probably 22, 23 in the northwest highlands. now, some of these showers will turn out to be slow moving with squally winds near them, hail, frequent lightning, but they will ease over

and we've already had some rather persistent clouds near the north sea coast, this is north yorkshiret coming in off the cool north sea with that moist air, that humid air sitting across it. but for many of us, as i said, a lot of dry, settled weather, warm weather as well. but with some big showers brewing up. so the low clouds sitting near the north sea coast could in places be quite stubborn, not clear away. elsewhere, after lots of sunshine first thing, the shower cloud bubbles up, and then we've got the showers coming through, probably fewer than yesterday for the southeast and not as lengthy for the southwest, but there will be some heavy ones, we think wales, the midlands and east anglia, but wouldn't like to rule out the odd one elsewhere. one or two isolated ones for northern ireland, for scotland, as well as that cloud gets burnt back to the coast. but a difference in temperature, 11 on the east coast, probably 22, 23 in the northwest highlands. now, some of these showers will turn out to be slow moving with squally winds near them, hail, frequent lightning, but they will ea

the centre of the low is right there in the north sea, slowly drifting south—eastwards with extensive will only be glimmers of bright or sunny spells between these downpours and you can see the main band of rain clears southwards and we are seeing some of the heavy showers again across the north of england into the likes of lincolnshire, the east midlands and east anglia as well. so, hefty downpours for these areas to take us through. some rain at times for northern ireland and scotland as well. through the rest of the night, we will see more rain moving in from the north sea, affecting the eastern side of scotland and again turning wet for a time across into eastern areas of england, all the way from northumberland down to lincolnshire. of course, the rain continues to be welcome rain given how dry the weather has been over recent weeks. on into sunday's forecast — low pressure is still there, but it is weakening and it is tending to swing out into the north sea over towards the near continent, so, although we start off with outbreaks of rain across eastern england, in particular. th

sunday's forecast, low pressure is there but weakening, tending to swing out into the north sea oveross eastern england in particular, the rain will tend to ease as the day goes by, turning or showery as it d rifts goes by, turning or showery as it drifts down towards the south—east but at the same time, the weather will tend to brighten up across many north—western areas. of the two days of the weekend, sunday there will be more dry weather around and a bit much and china coming through. high—temperature is around glasgow, 18 degrees and we will see cooler weather than that for many of us. monday, high—pressure withers, tuesday we start to see the next weather system spilling off the atla ntic weather system spilling off the atlantic so there will be further changes with the weather. monday will be one of the drier days of the week ahead, most areas will see spells of sunshine slowly developing, may be not isolated showers towards the south—west. temperatures coming up a little bit around 16 or 17 celsius and the warmest spots. as we head into tuesday, and other weather front approa

the shower sitting near the north sea coast could be stubborn and not clear away. through. not as lengthy for the south east. there will be some heavy showers, potentially midlands, east anglia, some isolated ones for northern ireland and scotland as the cloud burns back to the coast. 11 on the east coast, 22 or 23 in the highlands. there could be squally winds, frequent lightning, hail stones. another warm and humid night, is perhaps in patchy rain coming back into eastern parts of england and scotland. we are seeing the easterly breeze coming in, the low pressure still with us through monday, tuesday, wednesday, means a similar setup. but the detail where the showers will be is quite difficult. there could be more rain coming in during the night ahead into monday in north east england, scotland, elsewhere scattering of heavy showers, mostly towards the western side of the uk. some coastal areas with low cloud in the north and east. tuesday perhaps a reorientation, more widespread showers into the afternoon, heavy further east, all the time in the event sunny spel

. >>> the american fighter jet going down in the north sea. news tonight about the pilot. >>> and six former ebay employees accused of, quote, terrorizing a couple critical of ebay what they're accused of doing to the couple. >>> good evening as we begin another week together, and we begin tonight with a new case causing outrage. the death of rayshard brooks in atlanta, killed by a white police officer. the officer has now been fired. the atlanta police chief has re-sire resigned. and the images now being studied by authorities. police attempting to arrest brooks after finding him asleep in a wendy's drive-through the scene was calm for 20 minutes and then this a scuffle. he runs away with an officer's taser. then an officer hits him twice in the back. you've seen the protests in atlanta. that wendy's set on fire. there were more protests again today. people marching through the streets to the state capital. and tonight, for the first time, we're hering the 911 calls from the scene. abc's steve osunsami leading us off from atlanta. >> reporter

a lot of low cloud is streaming in from of the north sea at the moment so a great start for some places thundery downpours. anyplace is starting dry on monday, great start for much of scotla nd on monday, great start for much of scotland in the north—east of england, down to lincolnshire and east anglia, burning back to coastal areas, sunshine develops more widely as it warms up, we develop those showers particularly in the afternoon. some of them heavy and thundery, not many showers across southern england, probably more chance of picking up some downpours as you head into perhaps northern ireland. a few sharp shower as possible in western scotland where it is good to be an awful lot warmer thanit it is good to be an awful lot warmer than it will be for eastern scotland where we are struggling with that low cloud coming off the north sea. many places will end monday dry and probably quite sunny as well but there will be a few sharp showers still around in the evening. those will then fade away overnight but we have still got this flabby area of low pressure, not a great deal to see on

low pressure is in charge at the centre of the low is in the north sea slowly drifting south—east, withy spells between these downpours, and the main band of rain clears south and we are seeing some of the heavy showers again over england. we have seen some of the heavy showers again across the north of england into the likes of lincolnshire, east midlands and east anglia as well. so, heavy downpours for these areas to take us through. some rain at times for northern ireland and scotland as well. through the rest of the night, we will see more rain moving in from the north sea, affecting the eastern side of scotland and again turning wet for a time across into eastern areas of england, all the way from northumberland down to lincolnshire. of course, the rain continues to be welcome rain given how dry the weather has been over recent weeks. on into sunday's forecast — low pressure is still there but it is weakening and it is tending to swing out into the north sea over towards the near continent, so, although we start off with outbreaks of rain across eastern england in particular. the r

the centre of the low is right there in the north sea, slowly drifting south—eastwards with extensive bright or sunny spells between these downpours and you can see the main band of rain clears southwards and we are seeing some of the heavy showers again across the north of england into the likes of lincolnshire, east midlands and east anglia as well. so, heavy downpours for these areas to take us through. some rain at times for northern ireland and scotland as well. through the rest of the night, we will see more rain moving in from the north sea, affecting the eastern side of scotland and again turning wet for a time across into eastern areas of england, all the way from northumberland down to lincolnshire. of course, the rain continues to be welcome rain given how dry the weather has been over recent weeks. 0n into sunday's forecast — low pressure is still there, but it is weakening and it is tending to swing out into the north sea over towards the near continent, so, although we start off with outbreaks of rain across eastern england, in particular. the rain will tend to ease as t

eastern scotland and in fact the entire or most of the north sea coast a com pletely most of the northt has been overcast and misty in places, see threats and that will continue through this evening and overnight. the show will die away overnight, so the end of the night is dry and very worn in places, temperatures no lower than 14 degrees in liverpool. here is monday and that lit weather system i showed you, circling the uk, is still with us and it will continue to generate showers and thunderstorms, but i think tomorrow the distribution of the showers and the distribution of the showers and the storms will be somewhat different. in fact, the thinking is perhaps across more northern parts of the country, so the midlands and the south will see far fewer storms. the temperatures will rise and the sunshine will get up to 2a degrees. on tuesday, we are expecting the showers to become more widespread across the uk and you can see them brewing there almost in every corner of the country, so again fund and lighting is a possibility on tuesday almost anywhere. typical summer temperatures, int

the centre of the low is right there in the north sea, slowly drifting south—eastwards with extensiveells between these downpours and you can see the main band of rain clears southwards and we are seeing some of the heavy showers again across the north of england into the likes of lincolnshire, the east midlands and east anglia as well. so, hefty downpours for these areas to take us through. some rain at times for northern ireland and scotland as well. through the rest of the night, we will see more rain moving in from the north sea, affecting the eastern side of scotland and again turning wet for a time across into eastern areas of england, all the way from northumberland down to lincolnshire. of course, the rain continues to be welcome rain given how dry the weather has been over recent weeks. on into sunday's forecast — low pressure is still there, but it is weakening and it is tending to swing out into the north sea over towards the near continent, so, although we start off with outbreaks of rain across eastern england, in particular. the rain will tend to ease as the day goes by,

one square kilometer of red rock in the middle of the north sea this is telling germany's fully high seas islands. enjoying nature letting the wind blow all around you and relaxing that's what many people who come here want. me to. the journey from hamburg to heligoland takes 3 and a half hours a catamaran takes me there no other boat is faster. than already on arrival the holiday mood kicks in. all the passengers initially passed the same route. everybody passes the colorful up starts. and walks along but probably not somewhere here is my hotel. and most of the tourists who writes here go back in the afternoon there are more or less 3000 visitors here every day but i would like to stay over night so i have more time at no stress to discover this small island. a must on heligoland is a visit to the seals. if you like it lay out your in for the punk festival to help you a little bit off. and there is another holiday video the week. this time it's from australia. my 1st walk takes me into the countryside all the way up to the. route along the edge of the rock that forms heligoland lead

lakenheath here north sea and it was from raf la kenheath here in north sea and it was from raf lakenheathello again. this is going to be another of those weeks where you keep your umbrella and your sunglasses to hand because the forecast for this week is one of sunshine and some heavy, thundery downpours in the shape of showers. but with the showers, not all of us will catch one. what's happening at the moment is low pressure is dominating our weather. you can see it and could hear, the cloud rotating around it in an anticlockwise direction, dragging it in and a lot of low cloud, mist and fog from the north sea. through the day a lot of that will push back towards the coastline. we might hang onto a bit more of it across scotland and also see quite a few showers develop. most of those will be in the west, we could see if you in the east and they are likely to be heavy and thundery if you catch one. and the other thing is, with a lack of wind they are also going to be slow—moving. so torrential downpours with temperatures from 15 in lowick, to 23 in london, possibly 24 or 25. as we head on

so starts off with a fair amount of cloud across the eastern half of the uk, rolling in off the north sea developing. now, showers perhaps fairly widespread across england and wales, but the heaviest ones across wales and north—west england, along with south—west scotland. so there could be around an inch of rain falling within an hour, and that potentially is heavy enough to cause some localised flooding. but dodge the showers, keep some sunshine, you'll see temperatures peaking at 23 degrees. that's the mid—70s in terms of fahrenheit. now, as we move through tuesday evening, the showers are likely to continue for a while and then start to fade away overnight. once again, we'll see a little more cloud just filtering across from the north sea. but it's going to be a relatively mild, muggy night. double figures across the country, only in some areas around 13—14 degrees. it's a repeat performance almost as we move into wednesday. a lot of cloud along that east coast. that burns away, sunshine comes through and we see more showers around on wednesday. and yet again, some of them could be he

a lot of low cloud is streaming in from off the north sea at the moment so a grey start in some placese heavy and thundery downpours. many places starting dry on monday. grey start for much of scotland and the north—east of england, down to lincolnshire and east anglia, burning back to coastal areas, sunshine develops more widely. as it warms up we develop those showers, particularly in the afternoon. some of them heavy and thundery. not many showers across southern england. probably more chance of picking up some downpours as you move northwards across the midlands, wales, into the north—west of england and perhaps northern ireland. again a few sharp showers though are possible in western scotland, where it is going to be an awful lot warmer than it will be for eastern scotland, where we are struggling with that low cloud, the haar that's coming in off the north sea. now, many places will end monday dry and probably quite sunny as well, but there will be a few sharp showers still around in the evening. those will then fade away overnight, but we have still got this flabby area of low

temperatures reaching highs of 21 or 22 degrees, but always cooler along some north sea coasts. stay tuned to your local radio, and to the latest weather forecast. as we move through thursday night, it looks like the thunderstorms will ease across the south. that rain will push its way westwards to parts of scotland and northern ireland by the end of the night, and we'll have quite a bit of low cloud, mist and murk across northern and eastern areas, so another muggy night to come. friday, quite a messy picture. looks like we'll start off with that rain across the west, a lot of cloud around, but sunshine will break through into the afternoon. that will spark off some heavy, thundery downpours. this time, central northern and eastern areas perhaps look more favoured. again, it's going to be another warm and muggy day for most. then we see some big changes into the weekend. we lose the humidity and the thunderstorms into the near continent, and this area of low pressure will sweep in to bring stronger winds across the board, also a band of rain, which will move through saturday ni

those storms starting to push further northwards, and rains coming off the north sea.nderstorms ease away, we will find that persistant rain coming into eastern england and the low cloud returning to many central and eastern parts of both england and scotland, so it's going to be a warm night, a murky night for many. a little cooler in the glens of scotland. but it will be quite a misty start with some fog on thursday morning. now, that will burn back to the north sea coast eventually, away from the lowlands as well. eventually, we will see more sunshine coming out and fewer showers than today in scotland and northern ireland, but our rain is pushing westwards, so towards northern ireland in southern scotland through the latter part of the afternoon. and to the south of it as it clears away, the sun comes out, the ingredients there again for some slow—moving showers and thunderstorms across england and wales. with a lot of rain falling in a short space of time and some locally squally winds, so the spray and standing water on the faster routes will make for some pretty

legally across north—west england, we will have some sea fret across north—east england.lly. in between there will be sunshine, showers in the south—west, and some getting into southern and south—eastern areas. most of them will be in the west. temperatures 15 in the north to 23 in the south. through this evening and overnight many of the showers will tend to fade. we will hang onto a few across the north—west of scotland, some drifting into northern ireland at times. we will see that low cloud come rolling in from the north sea once again. across eastern scotland and also parts of eastern england. it will be a muggy, oppressive parts of eastern england. it will be a muggy, oppressive night, temperature —wise not falling too low, down to double figures for most. tomorrow we have a repeat performance where we have all this low cloud, mist, and fog around, it pushes back to the east coast where it will linger and it will hold the temperature down and we see the showers flourish once again, heavy, thundery downpours. again the risk of flash flooding. and with the lack of fla

so we start off tomorrow with all this low cloud, mist and fog pushing back to the north sea coastlinether eastwards, there will be plenty more showers, some of those getting into the east tomorrow with highs up to 23. hello, this is bbc news with victoria derbyshire. the headlines: back to the high street — thousands of shops in england re—open after nearly three months of lockdown. face coverings are now compulsory for passengers on public transport in england. whose lives matter? black lives matter! after two weeks of anti—racism protests, the prime minister announces a commission to examine all aspects of racial inequality in the uk. year 10 and year 12 pupils in england head back to school for face to face time with teachers, as they prepare for gcses and a levels next year. sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's jane dougall. good morning. england and manchester united striker, marcus rashford has written a passionate and highly personal letter, asking the government to rethink its decision to end free school meal vouchers in england during the summer. t

we start with low cloud and eastern fog from the north sea.e as well. under the cloud, 40 degrees and aberdeen not particularly special. ——14. 21 in glasgow. as we head through the evening and overnight, show was fading and we will see a return to these low cloud coming in from the north sea pushing further inland in doing so. it will not be a cold night quite a mild night with temperatures falling between nine and 20 degrees. tomorrow, again hardly an ice about in the charts so once again any showers are going to be slow—moving, heavy and thundery. some of the torrential. we start off with all this low cloud, mist and fog. moser today pushing back towards the north sea coastline and show a developing more widely for the course of tomorrow. more likely to see them in the east than we are tomorrow with temperatures climbing tomorrow with temperatures climbing to the low 20s for some of us. this is an overnight temperature for wednesday where we see a lot of showers, a lot of them spreading from the west towards the east. the headlines are next.

force fighter jet we've heard that the pilot of the us air force fighterjet which crashed in the north seas morning has been found dead. the pilot has not yet been named. the f—is c eagle aircraft was from the 48 fighter wing at raf lake and heat. it was on a routine training mission and crashed shortly after 940 while on a training session. europe's solar orbiter probe will make its first close pass of the sun today. it will track by a distance ofjust over 77 million km. the prone delete my probe was launched in february and it is ona probe was launched in february and it is on a mission to learn what makes the sun behave the way it does. chris, thanks very much for joining us. just talk us through the significance of what is happening today. actually, today is a landmark day for two reasons for those who are associated with the mission. first of all, we are on our first orbit after launch in february. we've reached a point in that orbit where we are closest to the sun. that's a big achievement. i've been watching my instruments getting warmer over the last few weeks. now i expect to see

now that is possible because in addition to the already comfortable beach chez of the baltic and north sea there is now the option of a sleeping beach chair does it off to the sound of the waves a lovely little holiday. dorf on germany's baltic sea coast early in the morning no visitors are on the beach and the beach chairs are all empty except for one. this extra large model is a beach sleeping chair equipped with a folding hood for protection against the wind and the rain daniella and you spent the night in it at the water's edge. and unbelievable impossible to describe its great night you hit the ruler of the sea fantastic. given what's so extraordinary is that you're really in such a small space but you hear the sound of the sea the whole night. and now and then you hear a ship or something as well. the couple live near the northern german city of kiel. they arrived at the previous afternoon for their very 1st night in a beach sleeping chair. it'll be an amusing night of it. really cozy. the chair is one metre 30 why the couple have brought along everything they need for the night. the

to this day these beach chairs are handmade the baltic and north sea coasts are peppered with about 100000 of them a german phenomenon. the somewhat bulky wicker ware chairs have never caught on in other countries. not even after chancellor angela merkel had the visiting heads of state posed for their official photo in an extra large beach chair at the 2007 g 8 summit in highland on the baltic. now the sleeping variety could well become an added attraction for holiday makers in germany the demand is there. still gonna get people love sitting on the beach here actually you're not allowed to spend the night on the beach but with the stopping chat you have official permission to sleep a. night is falling and hike indoors now daniella and you're going to these are alone on the beach enjoying the sunset from their beach sleeping chair beside the sea. may seem to be all the rage now but the practice of thinking on the skin has actually existed for at least 5000 years and is believed to have a originated in egypt and europe however tattooing began much later the italian sculptor fabio is revising

still have a keen north wind with us during the day ahead, making it feel quite chilly near the north sealding in for the next couple of days. so that will start to dampen the winds down in southern and western areas and the showers. but, as you can see, there are still further outbreaks of rain or showery rain to come, making its way southwards across england and wales. it does allow drier and brighter weather for much of scotland and northern ireland. just a few showers around, some sunshine in sheltered spots but some showers, as they sink southwards, across england and wales, could turn heavy and thundering. and although the winds are easing in southern and western areas, still quite keen in the north, but particularly as well near the north sea coast, just taking the edge off those temperature again — 12 or 13. but in southern areas, it might be just a little warmer on saturday, with slightly less wind and a little bit more dry and bright weather. and then through the evening and overnight, any of those showers will ease away and, in fact, we start to see some starry skies coming thr

early morning cloud and fog will drift its way back to the north sea coast.h—west england and scotland. dodge the showers and keep the sunshine and you will see highs of 22 or 23. on wednesday evening some of those showers will drift away for a time before we see heavier and persistent rain moving across east anglia and the midlands. as we go through the day on thursday there will be a spell of rain across there will be a spell of rain across the north of england and that will be replaced by sharp, thundery downpours. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the world health organisation welcomes the news that a widely—available steroid can be lifesaving for patients critically ill with coronavirus. the health secretary pays tribute to the uk team who led the research. it is the single biggest scientific breakthrough the world has yet made and i pay tribute to the researchers at oxford university and all those who they work with. manchester united and england star marcus rashford welcomes a government u—turn on fr

making it feel quite chilly round the north sea coast.g in for the next couple of days. that will start to damper the winds down and some of the western areas. as you can winds down and some of the western areas. as you can see winds down and some of the western areas. as you can see they are still further outbreaks of rain or a shower re—rain to come. make its way southwards across england and wales. it does allow drier and brighter weather for much of scotland and northern ireland. just a few showers around some sunshine in sheltered spots. but some of the showers as they think self could turn heavy and boundary. the winds are easing we are quite keen in the north but particularly as well near the north sea coast. just taking the edge of those temperatures again. 12 or 13. but in southern areas it may be just a little warmer then saturday with slightly less wind and a little bit more dry and bright weather. through the evening, overnight any of those sundry showers believe the way. in fa ct we sundry showers believe the way. in fact we

coast, because we have this easterly drift coming in off a cool north sea.ig showers. the low cloud could be stubborn and not clear. elsewhere, after a lot of sunshine first thing, the shower clouds bubble up. fewer than yesterday in the south—east and not as lengthy for the south—west. but some heavy ones around. we think wales, the midlands and east anglia, but there could be the odd one elsewhere. some in northern ireland and scotland and that cloud getting burned back to the coast. 11 on the east coast and 23 in the north west highlands. some of the showers will be slow moving with hail and lightning. they will ee over night. another warm night with some patchy rain in eastern parts of england and scotland. we have seen that feed coming in off that easterly breeze. that is still with us, that low pressure through monday and it will be there tuesday, and wednesday. so a similarset up be there tuesday, and wednesday. so a similar set up with the detail of where the showers is is difficult. we may see another pulse of rain at some point during the night ahe

that's what the dutch have been doing for centuries in the north sea from coast to coast but since the british said though restrict fishing within their maritime borders to british ships only after brags that the dutch read captain class says things are becoming more aggressive on the high seas. when we read your british colleagues to be the exact routes to put out the only reply we get is brags that. the crews here follow every twist and turn of the brags that negotiations in brussels they fear their 4000000000 euro a year sector won't figure greatly in the giant model of diplomatic talks. compared to banks in the old all industry fishing the small change. fishing is obviously just a relatively small sector they call me but regionally for individual towns it's enormously important great britain on the other hand is an island nation that the sea is important for the fishing is symbolic the only point they can see or brags it is emotional but actually it is a loathing of the harbor the fresh cuts as being option prices are tumbling each lot goes to. the 1st to place a bid yet this very

there will be 1—2 light showers coming in off the north sea into some coastal areas and in the afternoone slow—moving heavy showers across wales and the southwest. a lot of places will have a dry day, i think i'm a tomorrow. there will be 1—2 light showers coming in off the north sea into some coastal areas and in the afternoon, we could develop some slow—moving heavy showers across wales and the southwest. a lot of places will have a dry day, some sunshine at times, temperatures similarto sunshine at times, temperatures similar to those of today. so, again, on the cool side, could similar to those of today. so, again, on the coolside, could make 17-18 again, on the coolside, could make 17—18 across more southern parts of england and wales. into tuesday, on the face of it, quite a cloudy start of day, maybe 1—2 showers around, but most places again will be dry. away from the northwest from a northwestern areas, it will be turning wetter later on in the day. again, head of that, those temperatures very similar, so i6—i7d quite widely. now, the weather sta rts quite widely. now, the weathe

and we will still have a keen north wind with us during making it feel quite chilly near the north seat will start to dampen the winds down in southern and western areas and the showers. but, as you can see, there are still further outbreaks of rain or showery rain to come, making its way southwards across england and wales. it does allow drier and brighter weather for much of scotland and northern ireland. just a few showers around, some sunshine in sheltered spots but some of the showers, as they think southwards, crossing england and wales, sink southwards, across england and wales, could turn heavy and thundering. and although the winds are easing in southern and western areas, still quite keen in the north, but particularly as well near the north sea coast, just taking the edge off those temperature again — 12 or 13. but in southern areas, it might be just a little warmer on saturday, with slightly less wind and a little bit more dry and bright weather. and then through the evening and overnight, any of those showers will ease away and, in fact, we start to see some starry skies c

that's a keen wind coming from the north sea. the northerly or north—easterly as it comes in.ter but the northern ireland and scotland, looking at drier conditions, sunny skies coming through but still areas of cloud. on thursday, 12 in the north to 17 or 18 as we push down towards the south but it will feel cooler than this. that call the weather is not going to last. we will start to change the wind direction and import human out the weekend. more on that later but the weekend. more on that later but the headlines are next. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: the prime minister says anti—racism rallies have been "subverted by thuggery" after protesters clash with police and vandalise a statue of winston churchill. in bristol, demonstrators toppled a statue of a 17th century slave trader and threw it in to the harbour. it represents years of hurt and a lot of emotions and hatred that have been built up inside of us that we have internalised for years. quarantine rules have come into force, meaning most travellers arrivin