there has been also been a lot of low cloud around the north sea coasts. g and as it has brightened up across eastern scotland, so we're seeing showers arriving here as well. for western scotland on the cloudy side as we head towards the evening. a lot of could too for northern ireland, signs of some bright weather allowing the odd shower. some showers across northern england. particularly to the east of the pennines. most of the showers are arriving through the midlands towards central and southern england, perhaps clipping wales. those showers could be heavy and thundery too. through the evening and overnight, the showers become fewer and lighter, many places turning dry. remember, all that low cloud and misty weather along the north sea coast will push a little further inland tonight. pretty mild out there though. temperatures around eight or nine degrees. as we head into monday, almost a repeat performance of today. after a misty start, it will be warm in the sunshine with showers arriving and they may be heavy and thundery once again and slow—moving be

those winds putting the showers onto the north sea coasts as well.n with some of these. inland, fewer showers. lighter winds and may sunshine, perhaps not feeling too bad, really, with temperatures up to 14 degrees and those strong winds around the north sea coast, you'll be doing well to see temperatures reach double figures. disappointing for may. heading through saturday night and into sunday, still showers around, especially across northern areas, and another chilly night. we could see a few patches of frost. five degrees in london, three in cardiff and two in edinburgh. sunday's forecast, the wind coming from more of a north—north—westerly direction, more from iceland, really. that will change who sees the showers. for example, showers continue for northern scotland. at the same time we could have an odd shower sneaking in through the north channel to affect north wales and perhaps north—west england as well. after a sunny start it tends to cloud over and it will be a coolish day, 10—13. bank holiday monday, a greater chance of seeing showers ac

again, a little bit misty around the north sea coast with temperatures similarto north sea coast withlow pressure towards continental europe. high pressure is coming in from the atlantic. it is not a strong area of high pressure but it will limit the chance of catching a shower. a chilly start out in the west on tuesday. the risk of showers developing for the eastern side. a bit of rain in northern scotland. temperatures much you are. that will feel pleasant in the light winds. the outlook, temperatures are not going to change an awful lot. later in the week a bit more cloud and the chance of a feel more showers returning. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at apm: theresa may promises mps a bold new offer on brexit, to try to get her deal through parliament before she leaves office. security sources in egypt say at least 17 people have been injured, in a blast appearing to target a tourist bus. the new national rail summer timetable has come into effect today — train companies say they've learned lessons from weeks of chaos on the network last summer. # all i know # lovin

but notice it's a little fresher here around the north sea coast, 15 degrees on the coast of lincolnshireasterly wind is indicating a change towards the end of the week. see that cloud across and bits and pieces of rain there across parts of central europe? that will eventually be heading in our direction. so the thinking is you can see the east wind blowing here from denmark. the thinking is it will tend to cool off a little bit by the time we get to friday, particularly on these north sea coasts from aberdeenshire to norwich, only 13 in norwich, pushing the warmth a little bit further towards the west and the clouds will increase and there is a chance that we will get one or two showers. it is not going to be a huge change, essentially mostly dry. for saturday and sunday, it looks like it will cool off and there is a slightly greater chance of catching a few spots of rain. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: half of yemen's population in acute need after years of war. we report from a h

it will be cool across north sea coast.a of low— pressure into sunday, this area of low—pressure nearby. it will stay fairly cloudy. outbreaks of rain, showers across northern areas. best of the sunshine again will be across central and southern england. we could see a few heavy and slow moving showers. temperatures 19 celsius in the south—east. you're watching beyond 100 days. hanging up on huawei — the us delivers a crippling blow to the chinese telecom giant — effectively barring business with us companies. the move has the potential to slow 5g roll out around the world with big implications for the uk. the world's two biggest economies are already in a trade war — targetting huwei opens a new front. us lawmakers view intelligence claiming iran poses a heightened threat to america. the uk says it agrees with the assessment. also on the programme... theresa may gives us a timetable for her departure — borisjohnson says of course he will be running when

very keen for the north sea coast.inds in the south as we go into the weekend but we do keep the cloud by then, with showers around and light winds that will be slow—moving. the devil's in the detail this weekend. the weather front will bring more persistent rain to the northern half of the country, particularly scotland and northern england, perhaps not reaching northern ireland, and then further south we lose the wind but we pick up slow—moving heavy showers. they're close to a centre of low pressure. by sunday, that's almost gone and we're just into this very slack wind regime that means we will not see much whether generally slow—moving heavy showers moving out mostly in the north as temperatures start to bounce back in the south. as always, more regional detail on our website. good morning. welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today: a massive shake up of the probation system — the government goes back on privatising parts of the service after serious failings were identified. theresa

but notice it's a little fresher here around the north sea coast, 15 degrees on the coast of lincolnshirethe wind is blowing out of the east and that easterly wind is indicating a change towards the end of the week. see that cloud and bits and pieces of rain there across parts of central europe? that will eventually be heading in our direction. so the thinking is you can see the east wind blowing here from denmark. the thinking is it will tend to cool off a little bit by the time we get to friday, particularly on these north sea coasts from aberdeenshire all the way down to norwich, only 13 in norwich, pushing the warmth a little bit further towards the west and the clouds will increase and there is a chance that we will get one or two showers. but it's not going to be a huge change, its essentially going to be mostly dry. however, come the weekend, just in time for saturday and sunday it looks as though it will cool off and there is a slightly greater chance of catching a few spots of rain. bye— bye. good morning — welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. the headlines:

quite keen for the north sea coast.nd but we do keep a cloud by then and with showers around and light winds they will be slow—moving. the devil is in the detail this weekend. the weather front will bring more persistent rain to the northern half of the country, particularly scotland and northern england, perhaps not reaching northern ireland, and then further south we lose the wind but we pick up slow—moving heavy showers. they are close to a centre of low pressure. by sunday that is almost gone and we are just into this very slack wind regime that means we will not see much whether generally slow—moving heavy showers moving out mostly in the north as temperatures start to bounce back in the south. as always, more regional detail on our website. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump declares a national emergency to stop us companies using any telecoms equipment from foreign companies seen as a threat. the governor of

north sea. you can see the extent of the cloud, from the midlands across the irish sea to northern ireland. the blobs of blue are those pockets of rain. chili on the north sea coastot. the north—east of england, eastern and northern scotland, pretty chilly, with temperatures of 0—3dc. in the south, not quite so cold, but nippy enough, six celsius in cardiff. sunshine around tomorrow but also one or two showers, most likely breaking out across parts of the midlands, the north west of england, and one or two in northern ireland, the same in central parts of scotland. all change as far as the weekend is concerned. high pressure will build, and for those of us looking forward to some fine, sunny, dry weather, it is good news. on saturday, it looks fairly quiet across most of the uk, but not completely dry. you can't miss the blobs of blue in the north—east of england, and one or two elsewhere. these are showers, so we might need our parolees at one point in the afternoon. showers brewing throughout the day. on sunday, far fewer showers. it brewing throughout the day. on sunday, farfewer showers. it will bea sunday, farfewer showers. it will be a mostly dry day, with

it is going to feel quite miserable, particularly on some of our north sea coasts. nd. here, it is going to stay bright with some hazy spells of sunshine, lasting even into the afternoon. but the rain is pretty relentless across northern england, central, southern and eastern areas of scotland. brightening up in the south, but with some heavy, potentially thundery, showers moving in later in the day. it is in the south that we see the highest temperatures, but around those north sea coasts there will be some areas that see temperatures no higher than seven celsius, with gusty easterly winds making it feel really quite cold. 0vernight tonight, our area of low pressure continues to feed the rain in. the weather front slowly starts to sink its way further southwards again. so the rain will edge its way towards lincolnshire and yorkshire overnight as well. temperatures, five to nine celsius. cold enough for a touch of frost in the north of scotland. it is the north of scotland that will get off to the best start of the day on thursday, with more sunshine. otherwise, it i

northerly wind, and that is making things feel particularly raw, in fact, all the way down at the north sea coast as well. so more rain for northern england this evening, into the midlands, some wintry showers across scotland, and hear a widespread frost developing the first thing tuesday, rural lows of —3. for the south, also quite chilly to start oui’ south, also quite chilly to start our day, but more cloud around. there should be some sunshine across southern england and wales, there has been today, but generally cloud will thicken as the day goes on. further north, expect that front still lying, the remnants of some thundery downpours. best of sunshine for scotland, unfortunately still very cold here, highs ofjust 607. this big old area in tuesday and wednesday, wet weather for all areas, windy as well. across scotland, wintry, across the higher ground, and a feel of cold. to the south, things were bright and is the day goes on, but then expect some thundery downpours. look at that strength of the wind from central lowlands. 20 mph, and it is called, already, the air that we are sitting in.

and thatis down off the north sea coast and that is just down off the north sea coast and thatoast it will be very pleasant, seeing the best of the brighter weather for temperatures struggling seven to 13 degrees. the high pressure will build from the west and that should kill off the showers little bit from the second half of the weekend and also you can see that the open up a touch so the wind will start to ease so with each day in the bank holiday, it might just be that little bit better. stronger went to the north, but generally speaking there will be a good deal of fine weather and there should be fewer showers around on sunday and with the winds using just the touch, it might feeljust that little bit better despite this temperatures still only around nine to 13 degrees down on where they should be really for the time of the year. later winds again on monday and again, there will be some cloud around but we get some holes in brightness as well it should peak around 1a celsius. but further ahead, are we going to get some rain for our gardens? but it does look as though low

the north sea coast. 0ne monday to tuesday. the north sea coast.shine all season cloud building. not everybody will catch a shower. those temperatures have come down a little bit more. single figures in highland scotland. venture to the higher hills you might see some snow from the showers coming through. tuesday to wednesday, high pressure tries to build in from the south, not going to have a huge amount of success as another not going to have a huge amount of success as another atlantic weather system success as another atlantic weather syste m m oves success as another atlantic weather system moves in. a fairly chilly start on wednesday morning. some sunshine around. cloud increasing from the west, we will see some further price of rain moving in, particularly across the north and west of the uk. it looks like will stay dry towards east anglia and south—east england until the very end of the day, perhaps even into wednesday night. as we look at the picture for thursday, low pressure is close by. we will see some outbreaks of rain, or at least sh

still chilly alonso north sea coasts. iday. mainly central and northern areas. across the south we will see the best of the sunshine. because stay dry altogether, in fa ct, because stay dry altogether, in fact, across the south—west. temperature is 15—16. notice that temperatures reaching double figures for most areas. a touch warmer than what we have seen. into the weekend, high pressure begins to build in to the west of the uk across the atlantic. it will be quite chilly to start the weekend, but slowly, as high pressure moves east was, we should start to import some warmer southerly winds. it is a drying trend through the weekend although saturday could be quite showery. slowly it will be turning warmer, especially as we head into next week. this is the picture for saturday. a chilly start in those northern winds. sunshine around. and showers could develop. more eastern areas affected by these. the best of the sunshine further west. and in the sunshine further west. and in the sunny spots in the west we could make 16— 1

there has been a lot of low cloud around the north sea coasts.today in north yorkshire. showers have been developing and as it has brightened up across eastern scotland, we ask in showers arriving here as well. western scotland on the cloudy side as we head towards the evening. some bright weather allowing the arch shower. some showers across northern england. most of the showers are arriving through the midlands towards central and southern england. they could be heather ian thundery. they could be heavy and thundery. 0vernight, many places turning dry. that low cloud and misty weather will push a little further inland. pretty mild. temperatures around eight or 9 degrees. as we head into monday, almost a repeat performance of today. it will be warm in the sunshine with showers arriving and they may be heavy and thundery once again and slow—moving. that is why we have that mist and fog around in the morning. it develops a little more widely, triggering showers. again, a little bit misty around the north sea coast with temperatures similar to thos

you‘ll notice that difference, especially around north sea coasts today.are more like around 10—11dc. through tonight we start to pick up this weather system which is going to move its way in from the atlantic, high pressure down to the south—west, that will bring that weather system further towards us, bringing increasing cloud across wales, the south—west of england until wednesday morning. patchy rain starting to move on, clear skies into north—eastern areas, temperatures reaching 3—4dc, areas, temperatures reaching 3—4dc, a bit ofa areas, temperatures reaching 3—4dc, a bit of a chilly start first thing wednesday morning. but throughout wednesday, the cloud continuing to spread north and east, all of us having a great afternoon. with that patchy rain spreading across many parts of england and wales. eventually you see showers in northern ireland and the far north of scotland. the rain and not particularly heavy but there could be some bursts of heavy rain, temperatures getting up to around 14-17d, temperatures getting up to around 1a—17d, not as cold ar

still looking to reach 20 degrees in the north and west but we will notice the breeze of the north sea coastme rain. through the evening and overnight. initially light and patchy but through the day on friday it could turn heavy and it will blanket falling temperatures in the central and eastern areas. chilly weather further north under clear skies. friday looks like a cloudy day as you can see. there will be rain, thick clouds in give showery rain. making its way westwards and eventually to the eastern side of scotla nd eventually to the eastern side of scotland so we will hold onto some sunshine in the western northern ireland but temperatures again down another two or three degrees because not only were we have rain but the wind will be stronger still on friday full of quite keen for the north sea coast. we lose the wind in the south as we go into the weekend but we do keep a cloud by then and with showers around and light winds they will be slow—moving. the devil is in the detail this weekend. the weather will bring more persistent rain to the northern half of the country, particularly s

quite keen for the north sea coast.d by then and with showers around and light winds they will be slow—moving. the devil is in the detail this weekend. the weather front will bring more persistent rain to the northern half of the country, particularly scotland and northern england, perhaps not reaching northern ireland, and then further south we lose the wind but we pick up slow—moving heavy showers. they are close to a centre of low pressure. by sunday that is almost gone and we are just into this very slack wind regime that means we will not see much whether generally slow—moving heavy showers moving out mostly in the north as temperatures start to bounce back in the south. as always, more regional detail on our website. down really i'm samantha simmonds with bbc news. our top story: president trump signs an executive order declaring a national emergency. it addresses what his administration says are threats to communication networks from some foreign companies. the us commerce department said it's adding huawei techn

but the low cloud around some of the north sea coast, that will tend to push further inland so a bitdegrees. as we head into tomorrow we can expect more of the same. more sunshine around but slow moving and heavy showers. not much wind to change the weather or move the showers around. that is why we are seeing mist and patchy fog in the morning. that will tend to lift and you can see sunny spells developing for more of the country but they showers never too far away from northern ireland, over the high ground in scotland and down the spine of england and over the high ground in wales. temperatures tomorrow will be similar to those today. 0ver tomorrow will be similar to those today. over the week temperatures will not change an awful lot. low pressure over towards the near continent, high pressure coming in slowly from the atlantic but it's not a very strong area of high pressure. but it does mean we will have fewer showers and most places will be dry on tuesday. 0ne have fewer showers and most places will be dry on tuesday. one or two showers developing across eastern england, low c

those winds putting the showers onto the north sea coasts as well.e of these. inland, fewer showers. lighter winds and may sunshine, perhaps not feeling too bad, really, with temperatures up to 1a degrees and those strong winds around the north sea coast, you'll be doing well to see temperatures reach double figures. disappointing for may. heading through saturday night and into sunday, still showers around, especially across northern areas, and another chilly night. we could see a few patches of frost. five degrees in london, three in cardiff and two in edinburgh. sunday's forecast, the wind coming from more of a north—north—westerly direction, more from iceland, really. that will change who sees the showers. for example, showers continue for northern scotland. at the same time we could have an odd shower sneaking in through the north channel to affect north wales and perhaps north—west england as well. after a sunny start it tends to cloud over and it will be a coolish day, 10—13. bank holiday monday, a greater chance of seeing showers across inlan

certainly cooler along north sea coasts.orthern england as this next feature begins to move in. so, a wet start for many northern areas for the weekend. but the weekend will be a mixture of sunshine and showers. best of the sunshine across the south. hello, this is bbc news. i martine croxall. the headlines: time is running out for the prime minister. theresa may has agreed to set a timetable for her departure from downing street after the next brexit vote in just weeks. meanwhile, the former foreign secretary borisjohnson says "of course" he will run for the conservative leadership. four people, including three britons, have been killed after a light aircraft crashed in dubai. the general civil aviation authority says an investigation is under way. dramatic evidence from a nurse at the inquests into the london bridge attacks. helen kennett tried to save the life of this man — and was stabbed herself. president trump effectively bans the use of chinese company huawei in the united states over security concerns. coming up sho

but notice it‘s a little fresher here around the north sea coast, 15 degrees on the coast of lincolnshire across parts of central europe? that will eventually be heading in our direction. so the thinking is you can see the east wind blowing here from denmark. the thinking is it will tend to cool off a little bit by the time we get to friday, particularly on these north sea coasts from aberdeenshire to norwich, only 13 in norwich, pushing the warmth a little bit further towards the west and the clouds will increase and there is a chance that we will get one or two showers. it is not going to be a huge change, essentially mostly dry. for saturday and sunday, it looks like it will cool off and there is a slightly greater chance of catching a few spots of rain. bye for now. i‘m samantha simmonds with bbc world news. our top story. markets in the us and europe have fallen sharply after china announced steeper tariffs on $60 billion worth of american imports. the dowjones suffered it‘s biggest daily loss this year — down more than 2%. but president trump has insisted things ‘are working out ver

those winds putting the showers onto the north sea coasts as well.n with some of these. inland, fewer showers. lighter winds and may sunshine, perhaps not feeling too bad, really, with temperatures up to 14 bad, really, with temperatures up to 1a degrees and those strong winds around the north sea coast, you will be doing well to see temperatures reached double figures. disappointing for may. heading through saturday night and into sunday, still showers around, especially across northern areas, and another chilly light. —— night. we could see a few patches of frost. five degrees in london, three in cardiff and two in edinburgh. sunday's forecast, the wind coming from more of the north north—westerly direction, more from iceland, really. that will change who sees the showers. for example, showers continue for northern shot —— shop —— scotland. at the same time we could have an odd shower sneaking in through the north channel to affect north wales and perhaps north—west england as well. after a sunny start it tends to cloud over and it will be a coolis

those winds putting the showers onto the north sea coasts as well.th some of these. inland, fewer showers. lighter winds and may sunshine, perhaps not feeling too bad, really, with temperatures up to 1a degrees and those strong winds around the north sea coast, you'll be doing well to see temperatures reach double figures. disappointing for may. heading through saturday night and into sunday, still showers around, especially across northern areas, and another chilly night. we could see a few patches of frost. five degrees in london, three in cardiff and two in edinburgh. sunday's forecast, the wind coming from more of a north—north—westerly direction, more from iceland, really. that will change who sees the showers. for example, showers continue for northern scotland. at the same time we could have an odd shower sneaking in through the north channel to affect north wales and perhaps north—west england as well. after a sunny start it tends to cloud over and it will be a coolish day, 10—13. bank holiday monday, a greater chance of seeing showers across

but notice it's a little fresher here around the north sea coast, 15 degrees on the coast of lincolnshirey wind is indicating a change towards the end of the week. see that cloud and bits and pieces of rain there across parts of central europe? that will eventually be heading in our direction. so the thinking is you can see the east wind blowing here from denmark. the thinking is it will tend to cool off a little bit by the time we get to friday, particularly on these north sea coasts from aberdeenshire all the way down to norwich, only 13 in norwich, pushing the warmth a little bit further towards the west and the clouds will increase and there is a chance that we will get one or two showers. but it's not going to be a huge change, essentially mostly dry. however, come the weekend, just in time for saturday and sunday it looks like it will cool off and there is a slightly greater chance of catching a few spots of rain. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: with new peace talks about to begin, un officials and aid workers are saying 4 years of war in yemen have left half the populati

quite keen for the north sea coast.d with showers around and light winds they will be slow—moving. the devil is in the detail this weekend. the weather front will bring more persistent rain to the northern half of the country, particularly scotland and northern england, perhaps not reaching northern ireland, and then further south we lose the wind but we pick up slow—moving heavy showers. they are close to a centre of low pressure. by sunday that is almost gone and we are just into this very slack wind regime that means we will not see much whether generally slow—moving heavy showers moving out mostly in the north as temperatures start to bounce back in the south. as always, more regional detail on our website. this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump's declared a national emergency to protect us communciations networks against what he calls "foreign adversaries." he signed an executive order in effect barring american companies from using overseas telecoms firms believed to pose a security risk. the main target

those northerly winds pushed the shah was on to the north sea coasts as well. wales and south—west england, with those lighter winds in the may sunshine, perhaps not feeling too bad, with temperatures up to 14 degrees. with those strong winds around the north sea coast you will be doing well to see those temperatures reached double figures. disappointing fourth may. still a few showers around heading into saturday night and sunday, and it will be another chilly night. where the winds fall down again, we could see a few patches of frost. on into sunday's forecast, and the wind is coming more from the north north—westerly direction, more from iceland, really. that is going to change who sees the showers. so showers continue to northern scotland, but a better chance of staying driver eastern scotland and the eastern coast of england. at the same time, we could see the odd shower sneaking through the north channel to affect north wales and perhaps northwest england as well. after a sunny start it tends to cloud over and will be another cool day, 10— 13 degrees. ban

those winds putting the showers onto the north sea coasts as well. some of these. inland, fewer showers. lighter winds and may sunshine, perhaps not feeling too bad, really, with temperatures up to 1a degrees and those strong winds around the north sea coast, you'll be doing well to see temperatures reach double figures. disappointing for may. heading through saturday night and into sunday, still showers around, especially across northern areas, and another chilly night. we could see a few patches of frost. five degrees in london, three in cardiff and two in edinburgh. sunday's forecast, the wind coming from more of a north—north—westerly direction, more from iceland, really. that will change who sees the showers. for example, showers continue for northern scotland. at the same time we could have an odd shower sneaking in through the north channel to affect north wales and perhaps north—west england as well. after a sunny start it tends to cloud over and it will be a coolish day, 10—13. bank holiday monday, a greater chance of seeing showers across i

very keen for the north sea coast.we do keep the cloud by then, with showers around and light winds that will be slow—moving. the devil's in the detail this weekend. the weather front will bring more persistent rain to the northern half of the country, particularly scotland and northern england, perhaps not reaching northern ireland, and then further south we lose the wind but we pick up slow—moving heavy showers. they're close to a centre of low pressure. by sunday, that's almost gone and we're just into this very slack wind regime that means we will not see much whether generally slow—moving heavy showers moving out mostly in the north as temperatures start to bounce back in the south. as always, more regional detail on our website. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: president trump declares a national emergency to stop us companies using any telecoms equipment from foreign companies seen as a threat. dozens are arrested in russia following ongoing protests over the building of a new cathedral. a

cooler than that on the breezy north sea coast. reezy and wet weather. the real will become persistent in the second part of the night. in the south, some cloud around, breezy with some sharp showers. it will be milder than it has felt over the last few nights. this weak area of low pressure is affecting our shores, bringing in generally east or north easterly winds. quite a lot of cloud through the weekend with some longer spells of rain, but there will also be good spells of sunshine. this is the picture for saturday, then. we have long spells of rain across scotland. some of the could be quite happy. further south, a better chance of seeing some sunshine. it will feel warm, as well. the temperatures into the high teens, will set up heavy slow—moving thundery showers. into some day, still a weak area of low pressure, so light winds up and down the uk, including northern areas. variable cloud, a few showers that are likely to fall over the higher ground in central and northern areas. 20 degrees or so across the south, maybe a degre

it will feel cold right down the north sea coast where we have that wet weather.ly the low is going to start to pull away for the end of the week, so thursday still a messy picture across the northern half of the uk, wet, perhaps wintry and indeed cold, some sunshine further south, but our temperatures still lagging, highs mid teens at best so we are four or five short in general, friday, a calmer story, the low pulls further away, chilly in the north east. a bit more cloud, a chilly breeze, but you can see it is starting to settle down, and that is our change for the weekend, and eventually into next week, through the weekend, high pressure will build, the weather will become drier, the winds lighter and going on into next week, finally, it looks like we will have something warmer, a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. inquests open into the deaths of eight people killed in the london bridge and borough market attacks. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. what you the p

but notice it's a little fresher here around the north sea coast, 15 degrees on the coast of lincolnshired that easterly wind is indicating a change towards the end of the week. see that cloud and bits and pieces of rain there across parts of central europe? that will eventually be heading in our direction. so the thinking is you can see the east wind blowing here from denmark. the thinking is it will tend to cool off a little bit by the time we get to friday, particularly on these north sea coasts from aberdeenshire all the way down to norwich, only 13 in norwich, pushing the warmth a little bit further towards the west and the clouds will increase and there is a chance that we will get one or two showers. but it's not going to be a huge change, essentially mostly dry. however, come the weekend, just in time for saturday and sunday it looks like it will cool off and there is a slightly greater chance of catching a few spots of rain. bye— bye. this is the briefing — i'm sally bundock. our top story: a major weakness in whatsapp. facebook admits its messaging service was open to a spyware

very keen for the north sea coast.cularly scotland and northern england, perhaps not reaching northern ireland, and then further south we lose the wind but we pick up slow—moving heavy showers. they are close to a centre of low pressure. by sunday that is almost gone and we are just into this very slack wind regime that means we will not see much whether generally slow—moving heavy showers moving out mostly in the north as temperatures start to bounce back in the south. as always, more regional detail on our website. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump declares a national emergency to stop us companies using any telecoms equipment from foreign companies seen as a threat. the governor of alabama signs into law a bill outlawing almost all abortions, even in cases of rape and incest. the un says houthi rebels in yemen have stuck to a deal to pull out of three ports, a lifeline for a war—torn nation. and could this be

still pretty chilly on the north sea coasts. the high pressure is still with us next week.k around for quite some time, looking like the week ahead will be settled and progressively warmer with a warmer weather coming our way out of the continent. goodbye. you're watching beyond 100 days. not one, not two, not three, but four hotspots erupting around the world and competing for donald trump's attention. the secretary of state cuts short a foreign trip to deal with the crisis, as the white house juggles building tension in china, iran, north korea and venezuela. trade talks between beijing and washington are set to resume within the next few hours but even president trump says he doesn't know if a deal can now be done. we were getting very close to a deal then they started to renogiate the deal. we can't have that. donald trumer has been subpoened to testify by the republican chair of the senate intelligence committee, setting up another legal fight. also on the programme:

wintry across higher ground, that wind will feel bitter as it strengthens down the north sea coast. here could be the odd shower, but a high of 15 degrees. to the north, factor in the wind and that seven in aberdeen, probably will feel more like freezing. what a difference after temperatures in northern scotland were 20 degrees earlier this week. the cold air will dig its way all the way south across the uk through the remainder of friday into saturday. it will stay with us through the bank holiday weekend. that nagging northerly wind could feed in a few showers to eastern reaches of the uk, but on a positive note there will be a lot of fine weather around. away from the east coast, a frost possible first thing on saturday, if you are a gardener or a grower, beware. i've certainly got some of my young plants out at the moment, time to dig out the fleece. for saturday daytime we should see some decent sunshine, but temperatures never really recover. bit more cloud around on sunday, monday the wind should ease and that could make quite a big difference. after a couple of pretty chilly

it's more likely to be cooler in the east and a little bit breezy as well, especially along north sea coastse picture on monday. largely dry. a fairly cool feeling. through the afternoon temperatures will be rising nicely. we should see highs of around 18, maybe 19 celsius in the warmer spots across western areas. generally speaking, the further south and east you are over the next few days, it will be cooler, especially on the coast. inland it is always a few degrees warmer, with temperatures further west doing much better. in fact, the north—west of scotland could fare best. this is bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the us and china promise to carry on talking, but president trump begins the process of raising tariffs on remaining chinese imports — worth about $300 billion. at least 65 migrants drown trying to reach europe from libya, when their boat capsized off the coast of tunisia. killed by rabies — the norwegian holiday maker bitten by a puppy in the philippines. and what happened when vladimir putin tried to wow the crowds and ice hockey game?

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north sea, and we'll have this easterly breeze as well. that's going to be felt certainly around those north sea coasts.uesday and wednesday. and as we move into friday, still a lot of uncertainty about the details, but we are seeing more cloud. we're seeing some showers or some longer spells of rain. now it's a little bit further south. what is more certain, though, is that the temperatures will continue to drop away in those easterly winds, and with more cloud, we're back to around 14—16 degrees, so that's nearer normal for this time of year. but ahead of that, for the next few days, a lot of warmth, a lot of sunshine, dry weather too. the weather starts to change, though, during thursday and into friday. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: a promise to end the postcode lottery for survivors of domestic abuse, with more funding for secure housing. it was a night of celebration for manchester city as they retain their premier league crown byjust one point. wa ke wake up to the menopause! the symptoms, the silence, and the unexpected positives. as

north sea, and we'll have this easterly breeze as well. that's going to be felt certainly around those north sea coasts.y and wednesday. and as we move into friday, still a lot of uncertainty about the details, but we are seeing more cloud. we're seeing some showers or some longer spells of rain. now it's a little bit further south. what is more certain is that the temperatures will continue to drop away in those easterly winds, and with more cloud, we're back to around 14—16 degrees. so that's nearer normal for this time of year. but ahead of that, for the next few days, a lot of warmth, a lot of sunshine, dry weather too. the weather starts to change, though, during thursday and into friday. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: paying the price — a top president trump adviser says us consumers will face an economic hit for tariffs on china which contradicts the president. millions head to the polls in the philippines in crucial midterm elections that could cement rodrigo duterte's presidency. the united nations kicks off

wintry across higher ground, that wind will feel bitter as it strengthens down the north sea coast. d, some sunny spells, there could be the odd shower, but a high of 15 degrees. to the north, factor in the wind and that seven in aberdeen, probably will feel more like freezing. what a difference after temperatures in northern scotland were 20 degrees earlier this week. the cold air will dig its way all the way south across the uk through the remainder of friday into saturday. it will stay with us through the bank holiday weekend. that nagging northerly wind could feed in a few showers to eastern reaches of the uk, but on a positive note there will be a lot of fine weather around. away from the east coast, a frost possible first thing on saturday, if you are a gardener or a grower, beware. i've certainly got some of my young plants out at the moment, time to dig out the fleece. for saturday daytime we should see some decent sunshine, but temperatures never really recover. bit more cloud around on sunday, monday the wind should ease and that could make quite a big difference. after a c

be as brisk across eastern parts of england so where it has been feeling very raw for those north sea coastsn sunday. northern ireland what are two showers with predominantly dry spells. a priest of rain in the far north and highs of 13 degrees. painstakingly slow progress south and out of scotland into northern england and ireland. the patchy rain will be such a cold night and certainly a touch of frost across scotland. during my date, bank holiday monday this shower he ran continues to work very slowly south and ahead of its patchy cloud and sunny spells and behind it makes a sunny spells and behind it makes a sunny spells and a chilly day. 9 degrees. that band of cloud and patchy rain is marked out by this frontal system here. on tuesday very slack in the winds will be very light and we have the old weather front flying around across central parts of the uk we are likely to break out some showers. better chance of staying dry across the south and far north. and quite a chilly day for the time of year. the weather steps up as we move out of tuesday into wednesday and the jet strea m tuesda