but look at the wind arrows coming off the north sea, that has allowed that low great north sea cloudthat�*s why we have most of the sunshine across western parts of wales so in northern ireland and wales where we have enjoyed glorious sunshine, but we do need the rainfall. 0ur gardens are desperate for it. here�*s the forecast for wednesday, lots of sunshine around and high temperatures will be with the sunny skies are out of the west of the north sea coast with hall at 15 celsius. and further east you are the cloudier it will be. —— hold... the pollen levels are very high across parts of england and wales. tonight, the north sea wind once again pushes in the cloud inland, quite far west, so that means it�*s a cloudy morning for many of us but not particularly called at around seven or 8 degrees and then that strong june sunshine will work its magic, burned the cloud away towards the east, notice how that cloud melts away by the time we get to midday and is probablyjust the very coast itself that will be shrouded with cloud so the lowest temperatures here at 15 degrees whereas we are

closer to the north sea coast, but many places will stay dry.hower, the center of our high pressure system sitting out towards the northwest the uk so will always have this east northeasterly airflow which will be fresh over the next few days across the south east corner. and it will continue to drag in low cloud into eastern england and the midlands for the early part of sunday. northern eastern scotland also cloudier, but clearer skies further west, temperatures four to nine degrees. so sunday morning, we start off a little bit gray. central and eastern areas is the cloud should burn back to the coast. elsewhere, plenty of sunshine, just the chance of an afternoon shower developing across scotland, northern ireland, very isolated. mind you, most places will stay dry. and again, the best of the temperatures towards the north and the west, bit cooler along north sea coast and then through sunday night with that breeze in place across east, south east england will drag that low cloud back westwards across much of central, southern and eastern eng

maybe gray along some north sea coast, more of a breeze in the southeast. th and the west. and just a very slim chance of a shower. scotland and northern ireland. wednesday we do it all again. bit of cloud towards central and eastern areas which will tend to burn back to the coast. same too for northeast scotland. most of the sunshine towards the south and the west and again, we'll see highs 22, maybe 23 degrees. otherwise, it's the low to mid teens along north sea coast. and we maintain that northeasterly breeze across the east and the southeast on thursday. so again, a bit more cloud here, cooler by the north sea coast. further west, it's going to be mostly dry with plenty of sunshine once again. now, as we head into friday, although it's a similar story, we will start to see this area of low pressure encroach into the southwest, more of a breeze as well. and we could see some high cloud, a few showers as we head into the weekend. one things for certain, we will start to draw some warmer air off the near continent and a south southeasterly wind. so the sou

again, cooler around some of those north sea coasts, but a pleasant day nonetheless.e've still got high pressure in charge right the way through the weekend. there it is centred to the north—west of the uk. there's a lot of cloud in that, and that cloud is going to run across northern scotland and then push back down across the north sea into some eastern areas of england overnight into sunday morning. so a bit more cloud around. it will retreat back to those north sea coasts, but it could stay cloudy in a few more places. otherwise, a lot of sunshine around. dry day as well. warmest out towards the west. temperatures reaching 23 or 2a degrees, but a lovely weekend for many parts of the country, and high pressure isn't going anywhere really at all next week. still got some blustery winds through the english channel and the south—east of england. otherwise, the winds will be light. this cloud that we start with across the midlands and eastern england, burning back to some of those north sea coasts. sunshine developing across more of the country, and those temperatures

, maybe just hugging some of these north sea coasts in the north—east of england, a little bit coolerk and there it is. high pressure. really, this pattern isn�*t changing very much at all, so all the wet weather continues to be through the mediterranean, although, even here, it�*s becoming a little less wet next week. but we�*ve got more cloud coming our way through the north sea, so we�*re going back to the weather that we�*ve seen over the past couple of days, keeping some eastern coastal counties a little cooler and cloudier but, again, west is going to be best in terms of the sunshine and the highest temperatures. and as you can see, there�*s the same area of high pressure, there�*s cloud within it, and coming in off the norths sea there�*s some cloudy skies as well. that will be moving further inland overnight across a good part of england, perhaps into scotland as well. through the day, it will gradually retreat back to those eastern coastal areas where the breeze is coming in off the north sea. so, again, cooler maybe cloudier for eastern areas, warmer with more sunshine out t

more cloud still again there, out into the north sea, feeding back into east anglia, maybe parts of lincolnshire areas will stay cloudy, a bit of patchy cloud developing further north, but the lion's share of the uk will see the sunshine continuing and again, temperatures typically into the low 20s at best. now, what about the outlook? is there any rain on the way? well, the rain is still all really across southern parts europe — some thundery downpours. this low pressure here, not going to reach us. we keep the high in charge. stays quite breezy towards the south of the uk. the centre of the high could migrate a little bit towards the east. that will allow more of a south—easterly breeze to come in, and it could lift the temperatures, particularly in southern and western areas, by the end of next week, and perhaps into the weekend, as well, but there's no rain. it's still dry. for the most part, it's clear skies. cool at night, warm in the sunshine by day. temperatures could reach 25 or 26 degrees by the end of next week. live from london, this is bbc news. in india, more than 280 people are kn

must bring down emissions, but say labor is abandoning the north sea. broad agreement society needs to move away from this stuff, oil and gas, to renewable energy. it is this -- this agreement of the pace and scale of that transition, some people worry the u.k. is going to be left between the amount of energy it produces and the amount it uses. >> if we ban it, it will create the cliff edge we want to avoid. if we can oil and gas licenses, it will undermine the people that work in the sector. if we ban new licenses, it will undermine our energy security while war is raging in ukraine. >> will this policy cost jobs? >> in the short term, if we choose to undermine the oil and gas sector, it will cost jobs. >> environmentalis went labor to revoke any new exploration licenses granted between now and the election. >> it is disappointing that he has not been firmer on new projects such as rosebank and can vote, science is clear there isfor any new fossil fuel infrastructure. that means any new projects in the north sea cannot be allowed to go ahead. >> labor

further east, always more of a struggle without cloud feeding in from the north sea will.in scotland, through the midlands, but mainly eastern england that keeps the cloud through the rest of the day. but i will push its way back inland across england and wales over quite thin cloud, it's going to be dry, should be dry and clear the northern ireland and scotland, quite chilly in eastern scotland, temperatures down to 2—3 . that it's across england and wales that we start cloudy but the area is going to be drier tomorrow, cloudy but the area is going to be driertomorrow, cloud cloudy but the area is going to be drier tomorrow, cloud is thinner, so it's more likely to break up or down might more readily and by the time we get to the afternoon my pretty sunny. just if you badges of cloud running onto some of those north sea coasts. in the south—east, particularly kent and essex, still breezy, when still coming in off the north sea. right on the coast, temperatures will be a bit lower, but elsewhere temperatures are widely19—21 c and it looks like it's going to be sunny for mo

those north sea coasts, keeping it cooler.m london, this is bbc news. at a meeting of european leaders in moldova — president zelensky demands that ukraine be urgently allowed tojoin nato and the eu. there are only two alternatives to these, either an open war or creeping russian occupation. financial markets breathe a sigh of relief as the us house of representatives votes to suspend the debt limit. a deadline looms for the uk government to release former prime minister borisjohnson's unredacted whatsapp messages to the covid—i9 inquiry.

we will see highs 22—23 degrees, otherwise it is the low to mid genes along north sea coast. the southeast on thursday, so a bit more cloudier, cooler by the north sea coast. further west is going to be mostly dry with plenty of sunshine once again. now, as we head into friday although it is a similar story this area of low pressure encroaches into the south—west, more of a breeze as well and we could see some cloud, a few showers as we head into the weekend. one thing is was certain, will start to draw warmer out of the near continent and a south southeasterly wind. the southern half of the country, particularly southern influence does not england well. to warm up. we could be into the upper 20s celsius. there is the threat to a few showers.

a bit more cloud into the north sea that will run down some of those north sea coast, keeping a littleler here. otherwise, in the sunshine, light winds for many parts of the country, continuing to warm up with temperatures back up to 23, possibly even 2a degrees. thank you very much. hello, i'm qasa alom, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme. rybakina's on a roll. she cruises into the third round at the french open. paris st germain confirm that lionel messi will leave the club at the end of the season. firing a broadside. england's bowlers are on top on day one of their first test against ireland. hello and thanks forjoining us, here's your latest sports news. it's day five of the french open at roland garros. defending women's champion iga swiatek will continue her title defence this afternoon. but one of the other favourites numberfour seed elena rybakina is already through the third round after beatng linda noskova in straight sets. the wimbledon champion was made to work for the first set though needing five set points before taking it 6—3 against the teenag

, hugging some of the north sea coast in the north—east of england, a bit cooler here.e sunshine. reaching 23, possibly 2a in western areas of scotland. early next week, high pressure. the pattern isn't changing very much, so all the wet weather continues to be through the mediterranean. although even here, it's becoming a little less wet next week. more cloud coming our way through the north sea, so going back to the weather we've seen over the past couple of days, keeping some eastern coastal counties a little more cool and cloudy, but again west is going to be best in terms of the sunshine and the highest temperatures. as you can see, the same area of high pressure, cloud within it, coming in off the north sea, some cloudy skies. that will move further inland overnight across a good part of england and perhaps scotland, and through the day it will gradually retreat to the eastern coastal areas where the breeze comes in off the north—east. again more cool and cloudy in eastern areas, warmer with more sunshine towards the west. it is a familiar story. is it going to ch

it's still a little cooler right on those north sea coasts because we've got that north—easterly breezee of that cloud will come back in across some eastern areas of england, and we'll see some patchy cloud in the north of scotland. otherwise, skies will be clear. it's going to be pretty chilly out there as well. colder than it was last night in england and wales, 11—5 celsius, perhaps even lower than that in north—east england and south—east scotland. there'll be some cloud around from overnight first thing, it'll burn off again and we'll see lengthy spells of sunshine, bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up over the high ground in scotland and across some southern parts of england as well. but a fine day, temperatures may be a little bit higher, widely up to 20 to 22 degrees. again, cooler around some of those north sea coasts, but a pleasant day nonetheless. and sunshine far and wide, and it's high uv levels as well. we've still got high pressure in charge right the way through the weekend. there it is — centred to the north—west of the uk. there's a lot of cloud in that, and that clou

again, cooler around some of those north sea coasts, but a pleasant day nonetheless. the way through the weekend. there it is — centred to the north—west of the uk. there's a lot of cloud in that, and that cloud is going to run across northern scotland and then push back down across the north sea into some eastern areas of england overnight into sunday morning. so a bit more cloud around. it will retreat back to those north sea coasts, but it could stay cloudy in a few more places. otherwise, a lot of sunshine around. dry day as well. warmest out towards the west. temperatures reaching 23 or 2a degrees, but a lovely weekend for many parts of the country, and high pressure isn't going anywhere really at all next week. still got some blustery winds through the english channel and the south—east of england. otherwise, the winds will be light. this cloud that we start with across the midlands and eastern england, burning back to some of those north sea coasts. sunshine developing across more of the country, and those temperatures climbing up to 23 or 2a degrees or so. so

north sea along the east coast, it is a little cooler.eavier inland, it warms up and the highest temperatures in the western side of the uk, widely 20 widely 20 or 21 celsius. it might be one when the sun is out, but it gets quite chilly at night and well we see some cloud coming in across eastern areas of england, it is quite thin, bit of cloud and well we see some cloud coming in across eastern areas of england, it is quite thin, bit of cloud in northern scotland, generally skies will be clear and it doesn't work —— and wales, perhaps 4 or 5 degrees. some cloud to begin with cross parts of england, it retreats back towards the coast. some fair weather cloud developing over the height round in the north and may be across southern parts of england as well. but on the whole, lots of sunshine. tomorrow for the start of the weekend, getting a little bit warmer day by day, so looking at highs probably in the west at 22 or 23 degrees. but with some sunshine around, you may need the sun cream or a sun because we have high uv levels across the b

always warmest and sunniest out towards the west, a little bit cool and cloudy at times closer to the north seawill stay dry bar the odd shower. the centre of our high pressure system sitting out towards the north—west of the uk, so we'll always have this east, north—easterly airflow which will be fresh over the next few days of the southeast corner, and it will drag in low cloud into eastern england and the midlands for the early part of sunday. northern and eastern scotland also cloudy, but cleared skies further west temperatures 4—9 degrees. sunday morning starting off a little bit grey in central and eastern areas, the cloud should burn back to the coast. elsewhere plenty of sunshine, just the chance of an afternoon shower developing across scotland and northern ireland. very isolated, mind you, most places will stay dry, and again, the best of the temperatures towards the north and the west, bit cooler along the north sea coast. and then through sunday night, with that breeze in place across east southeast england, we will drag that low cloud black westwards and central and southern and no

it will retreat back to those north sea coasts, but it could stay cloudy in a few more places.ards the west. temperatures reaching 23 or 2a degrees, but a lovely weekend for many parts of the country, and high pressure isn't going anywhere really at all next week. still got some blustery winds through the english channel and the south—east of england. otherwise, the winds will be light. this cloud that we start with across the midlands and eastern england, burning back to some of those north sea coasts. sunshine developing across more of the country, and those temperatures climbing up to 23 or 2a degrees or so. so, this weather pattern is still with us and it's not changing at all through next week. high pressure will be dominant, staying dry. there will be some areas of cloud around. west is going to be best in terms of sunshine and also the highest temperatures. this is bbc news, the headlines: the former british tv star, philip schofield tells the bbc his career is over — after admitting to lying about an affair with a younger colleague. what was unwise was the fact that it

otherwise, it's the low to mid teens along north sea coast.on thursday. so again, a bit more cloud here, cooler by the north sea coast. further west, it's going to be mostly dry with plenty of sunshine once again. now, as we head into friday, although it's a similar story, we will start to see this area of low pressure encroach into the southwest, more of a breeze as well. and we could see some high cloud, a few showers as we head into the weekend. one things for certain, we will start to draw some warmer air off the near continent and a south southeasterly wind. so the southern half of the country, particularly southern england, into south wales, will start to warm up. we could be into the upper 20 celsius in the weekend in the south, but there is the threat of a few showers.

we will see highs 22—23 degrees, otherwise it is the low to mid teens along the north sea coast. y the north sea coast. further west it is going to be mostly dry with plenty of sunshine once again. now, as we head into friday although it's a similar story we see this area of low pressure encroaches into the south—west, more of a breeze as well and we could see some high cloud, a few showers as we head into the weekend. one thing is certain, we will start to draw warmer off the near continent and a south southeasterly wind. so the southern half of the country, particularly southern england into south wales will start to warm up. we could be into the upper 20s celsius. there is the threat to a few showers.

it will stay quite cool and may be grey along the north sea coast. ay, we do it all again. a bit of cloud towards central and eastern areas which will tend to burn back for the coast. some too for north east scotland. most of the sunshine towards the south and the west. we will see highs 22—23 degrees, otherwise it is the low to mid teens along the north sea coast. and we maintain that north—easterly breeze across the eastern the southeast on thursday. so, again, a bit more cloud here, cooler by the north sea coast. further west it is going to be mostly dry with plenty of sunshine once again. now, as we head into friday although it�*s a similar story this area of low pressure encroaches into the south—west, more of a breeze as well and we could see some high cloud, a few showers as we head into the weekend. one thing is was certain, will start to draw warmer off the near continent and a south southeasterly wind. so the southern half of the country, particularly southern england into south wales will start to warm up. we could be into the upper 20s cel

it is still dragging in cloud, from the north sea and we have that keen north—easterly breeze in easte off temperatures. through the afternoon we will find any cloud will be out to the east. that will hold temperatures back. in the sunshine it is turning warm, up to 2a degrees in glasgow and northern ireland. here we could catch the odd shower. but they will be hit and miss. uv levels are high more or less across the board. there will be some early evening sunshine, later on in the evening, more cloud comes in from the north sea and drifts west. we hang on to the north—easterly breeze in the south—east and channel with overnight lows of between six and 11. tomorrow starts off cloudy and that cloud pushes back to the east coast. some will be stubborn. we still have that breeze. out to the west, something drier and warmer, but again there is an isolated chance you may catch the odd shower in scotland and northern ireland. during wednesday, cloudy start, that melts away. again parts of the east coast will see more cloud at times. still with that breeze. we could see the odd shower on hig

so it always cloudier, always cooler towards those north sea facing coast.oud on sunday morning, but again, it should burn back towards the coast as the morning wears on to leave us with lots of afternoon sunshine possibly persisting across eastern areas of scotland. a small chance of one or two showers across northern ireland and south west scotland. but even here, temperatures will rise into the late twenties and celsius. it's a sunnier looking day too, for the northern and the western isles. now we'll keep the high pressure on monday. it's going nowhere. just take a look at this depression just off the coast of iberia. that will gradually be pushing its way northwards. it will start to show its hand into the middle of next week. but this is monday. rinse and repeat. it's just more of the same, really the best of the sunshine again towards the west. this is where we see the highest temperatures, the cloud that will be with us through the morning, gradually burning back towards the east coast as we head through the late morning, possibly into the afternoon

still cooler right on those north sea coast because we have that north—easterly breeze. that cloud will come in over eastern areas of england and we were see some patchy cloud in the north of scotland. 0therwise, clouds will be clear. —— skies will be clear. colder than it was last night in england and wales, four or 5 degrees, perhaps even lower than that in north—east england and south of scotland. there will be some cloud around from overnight first thing, it will burn off again and we will see lengthy spells of sunshine. bit of fair weather cloud bubbling up bit of fair weather cloud bubbling up over the high ground in scotland and across southern parts of england. a fine day, temperatures a little bit higher, widely up to 20 or 22 degrees. again, cooler around some of those north sea coasts but a pleasant day nonetheless. sunshine far and wide and it is high uv levels as well. we still have high pressure in charge right the way through the weekend. it is centred to the north—west of the uk. a lot of cloud in that, that will run across northern scotland and push back

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those north sea coasts, keeping it cooler.ian shelling of kyiv, as president zelensky tells european leaders there is an urgent lead for ukraine tojoin nato and there is an urgent lead for ukraine to join nato and the there is an urgent lead for ukraine tojoin nato and the eu. the bbc finds evidence of potential war crimes is being lost by social media companies using artificial intelligence. and we have a special report from a plate of seven environmentalists currently in prison in iran on the spying charges. and the almost impossible

but the high pressure is still there into wednesday with more cloud in the north sea, feeding back intoay cloudy with a bit of patchy cloud developing further north. but the lion's share of the uk will see the sunshine continuing. again, temperatures typically into the low 20s at best. what about the outlook? is there any rain on the way? rain is still all really across southern parts england, sundry downpours. this low pressure here will not reach us. we keep the high in charge. it stays quite breezy in the south. the centre of the high could move into the east, allowing a more south—easterly breeze to come in and it could lift the temperatures, particularly in southern and western areas by the end of next week and perhaps into the weekend as well. but there is no rain. it's still dry and for the most part clear skies. cool in the night and warm in the sunshine by day. we could get to 25 or 26 by the end of next week. yeah, great to meet you as well. hello, welcome to our bbc special programme on artificial intelligence. 0ver special programme on artificial intelligence. over the past

simon jack, the north sea. juniors pride month and today we're looking at the business of drag.t recently saw the rise in television personalities like rouble. in places like singapore it can be a challenge running a business. we caught up running a business. we caught up with one drug personality in the citystate. music plays. a new i was going to be hard to bookin a new i was going to be hard to book in this town. and right was a way for me to perform. —— riot. becca isjust more was a way for me to perform. —— riot. becca is just more out there, whatever that means. louder, braver, more colourful, more in yourface. more louder, braver, more colourful, more in your face. more willing to go there, as it were. eugene is actually pretty shy. when i started riot theyjust is actually pretty shy. when i started riot they just weren't that many opportunities for a drag queen that looks like myself. at the time i was already 30 something years old and i was like, you know, 50 is not that far away and then your whole face will collapse and then you can't do it anymore. so a kind decided

temperatures 15 or 16 adjacent to the north sea, warmest spots in the west where we could see highs ofout across the uk and it burns back to the east coast as we go. wind direction perhaps just a shade different, a little bit more northerly than easterly could mean we see the odd degree added to our temperatures thanks to a bit more sunshine along the north sea coast. it�*s friday into saturday, though, that things start to get moving. friday night and particularly into saturday, the remnants of that storm 0scar, this band of rain pushing up towards the uk and ahead of it hooking in some much warmer, more humid air. so for the weekend ahead, temperatures are going to come up, potentially even into the high 20s, but when we inject that moisture and that instability, thanks to the remnants of oscar moving in, it looks like we could see it as a pay—off for us getting that warmer weather certainly much higher humidity, but also the threat of some really meaty thunderstorms. for some areas, there�*s the potential of those storms bringing up to a month�*s worth of rain in a matter of hours.

so smaller players, north sea specialist, have taken that on.se by labour to ban any new production is basically deterring investment and that is going to constrict our future energy security. here is the chairman. at the moment, the taxation regime is changing constantly. also, the politicians keep making statements which spook investors. without that stable regime, investors won't want to invest, banks won't want to provide credit, and the industry won't be able to commit to large—scale projects. it should be said that the government's own environmental advisors, who take the advice of scientists, wrote to the business secretary to say they would support a tighter limit on north sea production, and an end to uk exploration would send a clear signal that the government was committed to the 1.5 celsius global temperature goal. the labour party says for its part that it will continue to honour any licenses granted during this parliament, so we will be an oil and gas for decades to come. the conservatives say it is right to tax the excess as proph

, maybe just hugging some of these north sea coasts in the north—east of england, a little bit coolerery much at all, so all the wet weather continues to be through the mediterranean, although, even here, it's becoming a little less wet next week. but we've got more cloud coming our way through the north sea, so we're going back to the weather that we've seen over the past couple of days, keeping some eastern coastal counties a little cooler and cloudier but, again, west is going to be best in terms of the sunshine and the highest temperatures. and as you can see, there's the same area of high pressure, there's cloud within it, and coming in off the norths sea there's some cloudy skies as well. that will be moving further inland overnight across a good part of england, perhaps into scotland as well. through the day, it will gradually retreat back to those eastern coastal areas where the breeze is coming in off the north sea. so, again, cooler maybe cloudier for eastern areas, warmer with more sunshine out towards the west. this is a familiar story. is it going to change? well, this is

but always cooler along north sea coast — 20—22 or 23 degrees there.ee a little bit of mist and fog develop once again. most places will be dry, any showers fading away and temperatures ranging from around 19—14 degrees. again, humidity will be lower, so a more comfortable night for sleeping. so, for thursday, then, we start off a little bit of mist and fog here and there. otherwise, it's another dry, sunny day with a little bit of fairweather cloud into the afternoon. again, just a chance of an isolated shower developing across some western areas. most places, though, will remain dry. and again, with that onshore breeze, it's much cooler along north sea coasts — 21 degrees there. it's the mid to high 20s. now, we start to see some changes as we push towards the end of the week, this area of low pressure starts to move into western areas. that could bring a few showers, but high pressure continues to bring fine and dry weather for most of the country for friday. we've lost the onshore breeze, so will be warmer along north sea coasts. winds will be ligh

it will stay quite cool and may be grey along the north sea coast. d. wednesday, we do it all again. a bit of cloud towards central and eastern areas which will tend to burn back for the coast. same too for north east scotland. most of the sunshine towards the south and the west. we will see highs 22—23 degrees, otherwise it is the low to mid teens along the north sea coast. and we maintain that north—easterly breeze across the east and the southeast on thursday. so, again, a bit more cloud here, cooler by the north sea coast. further west, it is going to be mostly dry with plenty of sunshine once again. now, as we head into friday although it's a similar story we see this area of low pressure encroach into the south—west, more of a breeze as well and we could see some high cloud, a few showers as we head into the weekend. one thing is certain, we will start to draw warmer air off the near continent and a south southeasterly wind. so the southern half of the country, particularly southern england into south wales will start to warm up. we could be int

just a bit of patchy cloud hugging some of these north sea coasts.l. noticeably breezy in these areas, so a little bit cooler, perhaps. and with the wind off the north sea, right on the coast, it will be cooler. but with sunny skies developing in most places, then those temperatures more widely will be reaching a pleasant 20—21 degrees. but uv level�*s going to be high right the way across the country, all the way from the shetland isles down into the channel islands. now if you're wondering where all the rain's gone, it's really across southern parts of europe. it stays wet and thundery in places cos high pressure that's been keeping it dry still sitting over the uk. still got some stronger winds across the south and south—east. otherwise the winds are light. on saturday, we could see more cloud coming into the far north of scotland, so a little bit cooler here. but otherwise, lots of sunshine around again on saturday. those temperatures creeping up a little bit, up to around 22—23 degrees. and the glorious weekend continues for many areas with sunn

we've introduced some drier air actually off the north sea all the way from norway.cotland and down the north sea, but notjust yet. there's a bit of thin cloud coming in to some parts of england and we've got some cloud in the far north of scotland overnight. but clear skies, a dry night, and a cool night for the time of year. temperatures in england and wales could be as low as four or five degrees, maybe a little chillier across some eastern areas of scotland. now, this cloud that comes in overnight should tend to break up and we'll see the sunshine coming through. we'll see a little bit of fairweather cloud developing over the high ground in scotland and then perhaps across some southern parts of england. but it looks like it's going to be a dry day. a lot of sunshine around, a little bit warmer probably than today. temperatures widely reaching 20 to 22 degrees. but with that sunshine, it's strong sunshine as well. so we've got high uv levels during saturday and probably into sunday as well where we keep the sunshine. but there is that cloud coming in across north

but the high pressure is still there into wednesday with more cloud in the north sea, feeding back intore and the south—east. some areas will stay cloudy with a bit of patchy cloud developing further north but the lion's share of the uk will see the sunshine continuing. again, temperatures typically into the low 20s at best. what about the outlook? is there any rain on the way? rain is still all really across southern parts england, sundry downpours. —— some thundery downpours. this low pressure here will not reach us. we keep the high in charge. it stays quite breezy in the south. the centre of the high could move into the east, just a bit, allowing a more south—easterly breeze to come in and it could lift the temperatures, particularly in southern and western areas by the end of next week and perhaps into the weekend as well. but there is no rain. it's still dry and for the most part it's clear skies. cool in the night and warm in the sunshine by day. we could get to 25 or 26 by the end of next week. live from washington, this is bbc news. welcome to our viewers on pbs and america. a

it's the end of the big anticyclone in the north sea . hat up to also have good intel that up to a month ago they were struggling for engines or the engines they were getting from china were substandard. we're told that problem has been solved. so rishi sunak, who is the biggest spinner we've had as a prime minister since tony blair, cynically and deliberately chose today to go to dover to tell you the numbers are down 20. and what we do know is whilst the albania may not be coming in the same numbers, there are now young men from all over the indian subcontinent. young men from all over the indian subcontinent . again, indian subcontinent. again, people i would have thought with no from india in no right from india in particular to claim asylum. and yet they are the ones that are now making up many of the numbers. so i'm asking you, is rishi right? give me your view. farage at gb news .com. i think, frankly , this is pure cynical frankly, this is pure cynical politics from a prime minister who may be good at spin, but frankly i don't thin

so it always cloudier, always cooler towards those north sea facing coast.d on sunday morning, but again, it should burn back towards the coast as the morning wears on to leave us with lots of afternoon sunshine possibly persisting across eastern areas of scotland. small chance of one or two showers across northern ireland and south west scotland. but even here, temperatures will rise into the late 20s and celsius. it's a sunnier looking day too, for the northern and the western isles. now we'll keep the high pressure on monday. it's going nowhere. just take a look at this depression just off the coast of iberia that will gradually be pushing its way northwards. it will start to show its hand into the middle of next week. but this is monday. rinse and repeat. it's just more of the same, really the best of the sunshine again towards the west. this is where we see the highest temperatures, the cloud that will be with us through the morning, gradually burning back towards the east coast as we head through the late morning, possibly into the afternoon for some.

we've introduced some drier air actually off the north sea all the way from norway. bit of thin cloud coming in to some parts of england and we've got some cloud in the far north of scotland overnight. but clear skies, a dry night, and a cool night for the time of year. temperatures in england and wales could be as low as four or five degrees, maybe a little chillier across some eastern areas of scotland. now, this cloud that comes in overnight should tend to break up and we'll see the sunshine coming through. we'll see a little bit of fairweather cloud developing over the high ground in scotland and then perhaps across some southern parts of england. but it looks like it's going to be a dry day. a lot of sunshine around, a little bit warmer probably than today. temperatures widely reaching 20 to 22 degrees. but with that sunshine, its strong sunshine as well. so we've got high uv levels during saturday and probably into sunday as well where we keep the sunshine. but there is that cloud coming in across northern scotland and then moving back down in the north sea. so

more cloud still again there, out into the north sea, feeding back into east anglia, maybe parts of lincolnshireof england. some areas will stay cloudy, a bit of patchy cloud developing further north, but the lion's share of the uk will see the sunshine continuing, and again, temperatures typically into the low 20s, at best. now, what about the outlook? is there any rain on the way? well, the rain is still all really across southern parts europe — some thundery downpours. this low pressure here, not going to reach us. we keep the high in charge. stays quite breezy towards the south of the uk. the centre of the high could migrate a little bit towards the east. that will allow more of a south—easterly breeze to come in, and it could lift the temperatures, particularly in southern and western areas, by the end of next week, and perhaps into the weekend, as well, but there's no rain. it's still dry. for the most part, it's clear skies. cool at night, warm in the sunshine by day. temperatures could reach 25 or 26 degrees by the end of next week. headlines today taken verity at epsom derby disruptions

it's the end of the big anticyclone in the north sea . n west of le touquet to berck, waiting to cross . we to berck, waiting to cross. we also have good intel that up to also have good intel that up to a month ago they were struggling for engines or the engines they were getting from china were substandard. we're told that problem has been solved. so rishi sunak, who is the biggest spinner we've had as a prime minister since tony blair, cynically and deliberately chose today to go to dover to tell you the numbers are down 20. and what we do know is whilst the albania may not be coming in the same numbers, there are now young men from all over the indian subcontinent. young men from all over the indian subcontinent . again, indian subcontinent. again, people i would have thought with no from india in no right from india in particular to claim asylum. and yet they are the ones that are now making up many of the numbers. so i'm asking you, is rishi right? give me your view. farage at gb news .com. i think, frankly , this is pure cynical fran

of these north sea coasts, particularly in the north—east of england.r even 2a celsius. this is bbc news. the headlines — the uk government will launch a legal challenge against the covid—19 inquiry asking for messages and diaries from borisjohnson. we have a special report on the plight of seven environmentalists currently imprisoned in iran on spying charges.