welcome to north wales. e ice cream, what a way to start half term. let me introduce you to our politicians. representing the conservatives, alec cairns. david hanson from labour, christine humphreys from the liberal democrats, plaid cymru and ukip as well. a ripple of applause for our politicians this morning. see, they like you, really. we had a breaking campaign because of the event in manchester just a week ago. campaign because of the event in manchesterjust a week ago. i wonder whether you think that security and police numbers will now affect the way people vote onjune the 8th? police numbers will now affect the way people vote on june the 8th?” think they will. what happened was a terrible event, and it obviously is related to the drop in police numbers. it is essential that this campaign focuses on those police numbers because immunity policing is where we will get the information and make those contacts with the local population so that they give us information about what is happening on their stree

there could be a bit more sunshine then in recent mornings, across parts of north wales, north midlandsfurther south, grey skies once again to start the day. maybe the odd spot of rain. most will be dry, feeling cool in that breeze, even though we start the day with the hiest of the temperatures. elsewhere, under the sunshine, the temperatures will pick up the most. there will be a bit more sunshine across southern area, breaking through the cloud at times, through friday but cloud will return towards east anglia and the south—east later, menaing a greyer end to the day but at least we should see one or two more glimpses of sunshine than we have done of late. warmest weather west of scotland, western parts of wales, 18—20 celsius possible once more. cool with the onshore breeze across the east. that breeze still with us into friday night. by saturday morning, we'll actually see some rain coming towards cornwall, isles of scilly and potentially also the channel islands. also with more cloud across wales, northern england, north midlands, northern ireland, temperatures holding up, but the

beautiful blue skies here, for example at rhyl in north wales. stay dry. we will lift the temperature, we could be seeing some hot weather arriving by friday and end to saturday. this is thursday, though, and with the high pressure sitting over the uk, we are tending to break up that cloud, and allow more sunshine to develop, so temperatures are going to be rising pretty much across the board, getting into the mid 20s at least. is our high pressure, the position will be crucial, the centre of the high drifts away to the east, it allows some weather fronts to approach from the south—west, but also, we are drawing in our airfrom the near continent, so through friday we get the sunnier skies and for many that continues into saturday, and the warmth really develops, 30 degrees is quite likely, possibly a touch higher that than that, out to the west the chance of thundery showers. goodbye. this is bbc news. we live in manchester. the headlines this our: —— hour. after 22 people are killed in a suicide bombing in manchester, the uk terror threat level

hello this is breakfast with dan walker in llandudno in north wales.e general election so we decided it was a good idea to bring breakfast to north wales and the beach. we are live in llandudno this morning. we are on the road! good morning, i'm here with the bbc breakfast butte van. i'll be talking to businesses and workers about what will get their vote. i'm at the magnificent castle here in wales. we'll hear how it will be punching above its weight when it comes to the results in this general election. good morning it's tuesday 30th may.

there could be a bit more sunshine then in recent mornings, across parts of north wales, north midlandsfurther south, grey skies once again to start the day. maybe the odd spot of rain. most will be dry, feeling cool in that breeze, even though we start the day with the highest of the temperatures. elsewhere, under the sunshine, the temperatures will pick up the most. there will be a bit more sunshine across southern area, breaking through the cloud at times, through friday but cloud will return towards east anglia and the south—east later, meaning a greyer end to the day but at least we should see one or two more glimpses of sunshine than we have done of late. there is uncertainty how far north that weather front gets into saturday, so if the forecast is crucial, keep coming back and checking but it does look like it will be cornwall, isles of scilly, the channel islands most prone to rain, maybe a few showers across devon. also cloudy for northern england, north midlands, north wales and northern ireland. morning rain and drizzle turning dry and a bit brighter through the day. scotlan

there could be a bit more sunshine then in recent mornings, across parts of north wales, north midlands portions of east anglia. further south, grey skies once again to start the day. maybe the odd spot of rain. most will be dry, feeling cool in that breeze, even though we start the day with the highest of the temperatures. elsewhere, under the sunshine, the temperatures will pick up the most. there will be a bit more sunshine across southern area, breaking through the cloud at times, through friday but cloud will return towards east anglia and the south—east later, meaning a greyer end to the day but at least we should see one or two more glimpses of sunshine than we have done of late. warmest weather west of scotland, western parts of wales, 18—20 celsius possible once more. cool with the onshore breeze across the east. that breeze still with us into friday night. by saturday morning, we'll actually see some rain coming towards cornwall, isles of scilly and potentially also the channel islands. also with more cloud across wales, northern england, north midlands, northern ireland, temp

wales. particularly heavy for parts of scotland, north—west england and north wales. least it's north—west england and north wales. at least its warm. not that much rain in the south—east, but some at least. this is bbc news. the headlines. the head of the eu's law enforcement agency has described the scale of friday's cyberattack as "unprecedented". in his inaugural address, the new french president emmanuel macron has promised to rejuvenate france and give it back its confidence and pride. the largest nursing union is to hold a series of protests this summer and a possible ballot for strike action later this year. labour says its proposed ‘robin hood' tax on financial transactions would raise billions of pounds for public services. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: regenerating teeth, unusual vegetation, and, goodness gracious, great balls of fire! energy, as our demand for it grows, the world is faced with a challenge. when we burn coal, the energy that has been stored inside formally and is of years is released, to power cities and machines. but so,

north wales, beautiful start, possibly north west wales. kent. can't help but notice the sea floor, some of this could lap on short as we go through the course of the day. further showers across wales, the midlands, down towards kent but not all of us will see them and in light winds, especially in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant. in the north, temperatures reaching 20 agrees, in the south, reaching a maximum of 24. this evening and overnight, areas of cloud, not going to be as chilly a start across scotland, northern england, north wales and northern ireland, see fog, some of that coming inland across the south—east, you will notice a weather front waiting in the wings to introduce ring. but rain moving across northern ireland, western scotland, the heaviest on the hills and it will be accompanied by a strengthening wind. kinsey cloud cover building, for england and wales, fine day ahead, try than today, losing the showers. also looking at sunshine but don't forget, the chance of see fog lapping onshore, inland penetration, won't be t

cloudy for northern england, north wales and northern ireland. a brit brighter through the day.owards east anglia and the south—east, a little less chilly even though it still rather breezy. the low pressure responsible data clear off into central europe is the go into sunday, opening the door to north—easterly winds. cooler on the northern and eastern coast. cloudy at times. plus majority dry. best of the sunshine to parts of south and west. low pressure remaining dominant. high pressure to the north and that will mean easterly winds will remain with us. it may bring something milder but also chillier north—east winds. most will stay dry. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. the headlines: applause for president trump after congress takes the first step towards scrapping barack 0bama's flagship health plan. this is a repeal and a replace of 0bamacare, make no mistake about it. three months after donald trump's bad—tempered phone call with australia's prime minister, the two men are to meet to commemorate a major world war two battle. south koreans begin to choose their next president. c

the central lowlands in parts of north—west england, north wales, pretty pleasant. on. 0n the north sea coast, given that the north sea coast is only about 89 degrees at the moment, clearly it will be chilly. —— eight or nine. if you can get some sunshine it should be pleasant enough. the rest of the week should stay dry, with some sunshine in used as well. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and sally nugent. after huge gains for the conservatives in the council votes, thoughts return to the general election campaign. while the labour leader jeremy corbyn says they face a historic task to win next month, theresa may has insisted she's taking nothing for granted. good morning, it's saturday the 6th of may. also ahead: the campaign of the french presidential candidate, emmanuel macron, says it's suffered a massive hacking attack before france goes to the polls. the teenage british racing driver who lost both legs in a formula four crash says he'll get back behind the wheel.

more cloud for north wales.ower, north—west england, as we have seen, northern ireland and scotland, some brighter breaks, but the showers moving through as we go into the evening will be heavy, risks of hail too. the showers will push away, leaving the odd shower behind. most places are looking dry. it will be a bit chilly in the countryside. scotland and northern ireland, a mild night and northern ireland, a mild night and most will start dry tomorrow. still the odd shower for north—west scotland, increasing cloud tomorrow in northern ireland. some misty low cloud around the coasts of wales, south—west england, english channel coast. elsewhere, variable cloud, sunny spells and still warm in the sunshine. temperatures may be a degree down or two tomorrow. looking ahead to wednesday, the high pressure is building across the uk. still around it some outbreaks of rain across parts of northern scotland, more cloud in the west than the east. it's after wednesday again, as the high pressure nudges away eastwards, we

here we are in north wales montgomery county.road we had an accident that was shutting it down. the accident has since cleared. traffic here is moving a little bit better. here's the roosevelt boulevard extension. that's your southbound traffic heading towards the schuylkill moving nicely at this point so a little damp in some spots but light volume as you head out right now. on the northeast extension northbound between quakertown and the lansdale, we do have construction blocking the left lane so watch for that. intermittent lane closures with the burlington bristol bridge in both directions. that usually wraps up about now but you see at times traveling just in the 20's matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> now for your first look at business. phl getting a $900 million boost. the money comes from the airlines not from taxpayers. 200 million will be used to build a new air traffic control tower. millions will go into terminal modernization, runway rehabilitation and facility upgrades. >>> financial services company hsbc says

wales. particularly heavy for parts of scotland, north—west england and north wales. much rain in the south—east, but some at least.

road closures over north wales. i don't have any updates as long as it's cleared. back to you. >> thanks a lot. >>> 4:49 on this wednesday. about 57 degrees. meteorologist krystal klei has the forecast. a stretch of wet weather, when it's it going to end -- when's it going to end? >> i just want a stretch of sunny skies. not happening again. the temperatures not affected by the rain. not bad. nearly 60 in penns port. andora at 55. 58 for torresdale. a light jacket will do. a light jacket with a hood if are you getting an early start to your morning because of this. the first alert radar, what you see is a pocket of steadier to heavier rain through parts of burks county, the lehigh valley. now, chester county heading into upper montgomery and upper bucks county as we speak. mostly seeing a break in the rain for philadelphia and parts of south jersey. a light rain near parts of the shore and a steadier rain through delaware. this will be moving into south jersey and philly soon enough. this is not going to last the entire day. these areas of heavier rain are going to

28 or 29 on the cards across the northern half of highland scotland, parts of northern ireland, north wales england and london we could see the highest temperatures but it is hot everywhere. on the coast where it feels more refreshing the uv index is still high and unusually we have very high levels across southern parts of england at the moment and those continue through friday and thenit those continue through friday and then it is all change. on saturday it will not be as much. low pressure, thundery, it is difficult to give the finite details. north—western scotland having a pretty wet and thundery day. there will be some down ports in england but ahead and behind there will be pleasa nt but ahead and behind there will be pleasant weather as there will be in eastern scotland. sunday we have freshened up across the northern half of the uk, showers moving away, a gradual improving picture but still heat and humidity. the next break down through the latter part of sunday and into monday and elsewhere we have pressure weather. we will keep you updated. this is bbc news. i'm julian woricker.

dampest at the moment, north wales and north midlands and northern ireland.rn areas may northwards. the cloud we have got across southern areas may break up at times. one or two heavy showers here and there, but the best of any brightness in scotland and limited to the far north—east. even here, lots of low cloud around, but we will see some sunshine come through. once the sun is out, it will feel pleasant. a little on the cool side. rain on and off during the day in northern irelandment some drier moments. into the afternoon northern england and parts of east wales and the north and west midlands, some of the north and west midlands, some of the showers could become heavy and thundery. where you see sunshine, temperatures a few degrees above what you see here. even here, some further showers later and the odd rumble of thunder. not a great day for a bank holiday monday. some of you mightjust get away for a bank holiday monday. some of you might just get away with for a bank holiday monday. some of you mightjust get away with it. through tonight the storms mo

in rural spots we could see a touch of light frost first thing, anywhere from north wales, north andardeners and growers take note. the driving continues for the early half of the week with some decent sunny spells and feeling pleasant in the sun. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. labour promise not to raise income tax for those earning less than £80,000 a year, as part of an election "personal tax guarantee". theresa may has announced plans to replace the mental health act in england and wales with a new law tackling discrimination and the unnecessary detention of vulnerable people. the liberal democrats say their manifesto will include a commitment to keep the "triple lock" on pensions, which guarantees they rise by as much as wages, inflation, or 2.5%, whichever is highest. france is going to the polls today in the final round of its presidential election. voters are choosing between the centrist, emmanuel macron, and the far—right leader, marine le pen. the islamist militant group, boko haram, has freed 82 schoolgirls in nigeria in exchange for a number of its fighters held

wales. maybe into the midlands later. further northmperatures for some getting down a little bit but could still get to then high teens across western scotland and maybe to the west of cumbria. a few changes as we go into the weekend — the high—pressure that has been with us recedes a little bit towards iceland. allows this low pressure system to get close — how close it gets is a big question mark but it could spread rain across devon and cornwall, channel islands, maybe southern counties of england through the day. north of that, some brighter sunny spells and feeling a little less chilly across south—eastern areas. the rain close by if you go through the night and into sunday. either way, whether it reaches the south coast or not, it clears into the near continent, allowing north—easterly winds to develop for sunday. so we'll see a bit more sunshine around in places. the best in the west. cool down the eastern coast. take care. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley

wales. maybe into the midlands later. further northand, scotland and northern ireland. temperatures for some getting down a little bit day on day, but could still get into the high teens across western scotland and maybe to the west of cumbria. a few changes as we go into the weekend — the high—pressure that has been with us recedes a little bit towards iceland. allows this low pressure system to get close by. how close it gets is a big question mark, but it could spread rain across devon and cornwall, channel islands, maybe southern counties of england through the day. north of that, some brighter sunny spells and feeling a little less chilly across south—eastern areas. the rain very close by if you go through the night and into sunday. but, either way, whether it reaches the south coast or not, it clears into the near continent, allowing north—easterly winds to develop for sunday. so we'll see a bit more sunshine around in places. the best of which always in the west, but still cool down the eastern coast. take care. hello, this is b

a semi—staff in northern ireland, north—west england and north wales seeing more sunshine early in therough the day, some changes, not in northern ireland where we keep the sunshine, north—west england but sunshine developing through wales, the midlands and into southern england in the afternoon. cloud moving down towards the washer. a breeze picking up towards the washer. a breeze picking up from the north, warmerfurther west and further south 18 or 19 or 20 degrees. monday, a west east split, eastern areas hanging on to more cloud, a cool breeze off the north sea, some breaks developing but the best of the sunshine towards the western side of the uk. 9 degrees eastern scotland, north—east england and nearer 18 or 19 further west and south where we get some sunshine. that is the story on tuesday and into wednesday, clearer skies on the east more sunshine on wednesday as the wind drops we lose the feed off the north sea but further west the best of the sunshine and the highest temperatures. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the prime minister plays down talk of a landslide general

north, not just here 60 ambulances from all around the north, notjust here in manchester but also north waleslamic state group say they are behind the attack. but we have had very little detail in the message is circulated by the so—called islamic state. the bbc‘s special correspondent gavin hewitt filed this report a short while ago. ariana grande's concert was coming to an end when from the foyer the sound of an explosion came. there were screams, then running. a crowd of children, teenagers, parents heading for whatever exit they could find. 22 people were killed near the entrance. nearly 60 were injured. suddenly a massive flash and bang. smoke. my wife, i laid her down on the floor. she's got bruising. she had won that slide it under her chin, and bruised. she's probably broken a femur in her left leg. something really hot flew over and landed behind me and my sister. we dropped to the floor. i thought they were behind me, so i ran out. then i realised they weren't, so i tried to run back in because i was worried. i shouted for my mum but i couldn't hear anything. my ear is all blocked.

yes, once you reach the north—west of wales, you are close to the low pressure area , so wales, you arerea, so the cloud will be thick and spells of rain circulating around the low. for the north and west of wales, north and west of england, central and southern scotland, murky weather for the north and east of scotland. it could be that way for the day. an onshore breeze as well. pretty chilly. for the greater part of england and wales, spots of showers, not much more, until late in the day with a set of fronts into the west. at best, 19 or 20 degrees. i don't think the weather will be in the way of the premier league season, with glorious conditions in bournemouth, for example. if you follow the challenge cup, it is the weekend for you, and a little further north there is cloud but essentially dry. through the evening, if you are stepping out, just be aware you will have a couple of hours of what weather as it moves west to east. you will have to be up early on sunday morning to see it, it should be moving to the north sea, and it will leave behind sunny spells. a top temperature arou

north wales, midlands and across parts of east anglia but staying rather grey in southern countries with drizzle but most places will start the day dry. the people optimism in the south, more cloud brea ks optimism in the south, more cloud breaks likely. cloud returning to east anglia, and the south—east later. further north and west of blue sky for most. cool along the eastern coast with the onshore winds. cloud developing through parts of the midlands, wales and northern england. frost is taking us into the weekend. across parts of scotla nd into the weekend. across parts of scotland and a big change to the south—west. a low pressure system pushing the weather front our way. a bit how uncertain how far west it will get. at the moment it looks like persistent rain into cornwall, maybe off the channel islands. showers in devon and cornwall as well. spots of rain around but something brighter developing through the afternoon. sunny in parts of scotland, particularly to the west. feeling warmer in the south—east as we see a few more brea ks south—east as we see a few more breaks into the c

we are likely to exceed the day before the temperatures in highland scotland, north wales, london as tend to feel not as hot. if you are finding this heat a little folk free, you can head to the coast. that said, even where it is cooler, the uv index isjustified. unusually, we are seeing high level of these last couple of days in southern areas. that is unusual any time of year in the uk, we are only three weeks away from the longest day. it starts the trains on friday night with the arrival of thundery rain. -- night with the arrival of thundery rain. —— starts to change. the intensity and duration will be more likely across northern part of the country. we will see some thundery showers across some areas, breaking the heat with nasty thunderstorms and severe weather in the north across doing the day on saturday. potentially in the south on sunday as well. we still have that heat and humidity around. we have lost that timidity by that stage back to a scatter showers and sunny spot in the north in the north into bank holiday monday was we still have the warm, humid airclose holiday mo

muqqy like in north wales here in rhyl.in the south—east, melting away overnight, more cloud coming into northern ireland and scotland, a little rain and drizzle, possibly extending into the northwest, and not only do we have low cloud thereabout low cloud coming back toward wales and the south—west of england, there are skies for the east of england, what a warm night, temperatures 13, 14 in towns and cities. wednesday morning, quite cloudy across a good part of wales and the south—west of england, through the english channel, misty over the hills. some early sunshine across the south—east, east anglia, into the northwest. cloudy away from coastal areas, the thickest cloud is going to be across the north west of scotland, some pockets of rain and drizzle, that will tend to peter out, conditions improve and we are left with one or two showers. generally, dry story, areas that start off sunny, eastern side of england, seeing more cloud developing, and those that start cloudy will see sunshine developing. sunshine at times, d

but north wales, the west midlands, north—west england, starting the day with some sunshine, and actually start to the day here. a fine start for northern ireland and much of scotland, but some extra cloud across caithness and sutherland, fringing into parts of aberdeenshire, certainly across the northern isles, where there will be the odd spot of rain. much of northern england seeing fine weather, with some sunshine to start off the day. now, as we go through the day, there will be a lot of dry weather once again. some spells of sunshine, but we will see this very patchy, showery rain moving its way northwards, and then into the afternoon, the chance that we could spark off some really quite vicious downpours and thunderstorms. not everywhere, but if you catch one, well, you will know about it, a lot of rain in a short space of time. temperatures in the south up as high as 22, maybe 23 degrees. a little bit cooler, still, further north. but, as we go through thursday night into the early hours of friday, that humid air continues to trundle northwards. some hit—and—miss, showery rain, and

that will trigger in the afternoon, particularly across the north wales and into northern england andintense downpours, possibly with some severe intense downpours, possibly with some severe thunderstorms with large hail, gusty wind and potentially flash flooding. they rumble into the evening before subsiding. we so have the rain with us across the north west of scotland and northern ireland. it will be quite as uncomfortable for sleeping tomorrow night. again, the humidity is still with us, particularly in england and where is. it'll be a fresher day from northern ireland and scotland, cloudier, still some showery rain in the north and east. gradual improvement. we were still see temperatures and high teens and low 20s, but that will encourage the development of some thunderstorms to development of some thunderstorms to develop and also likely to bring up a plume of moist airfrom france. that will then trigger some rather intense showers, thundery rain which are likely to head northwards into bank holiday monday, meandering slowly around. it could be quite what in some areas. not a w

of wales, next five, ten years, your stats from your own government says for the 16 to 64—year—olds the percentage of unemployed drawing unemployment benefit, number one in the uk, number one north our time sup. i'm really sorry. 90 minutes has flown, thanks to our politicians, thanks to the audience, here at the ssc swalec stadium. i'm sorry for those i didn't get in. the debate continues with a special programme on bbc two wales right now. you can continue to have your say on social media. the hashtag is bbc wales debate. a full list of candidates by the way, standing in this election is available on the bbc website. so, from cardiff, thank you all for watching. just over a week left to make up your mind. diolch am wylio, nos da, have a good night. tonight at ten — jeremy corbyn apologises after being unable to come up with the cost of labour's key childcare policy. extending free childcare in england was the manifesto pledge he was campaigning on today, yet he struggled badly with the numbers. how much will it cost? i will give you the figure in a moment. you don't know it? you are logging into your ipad here. you have announced a major policy... meanwhile, theresa may return

but north wales, the west midlands, north—west england, starting the day with some sunshine, and actuallyd much of scotland, but some extra cloud across caithness and sutherland, fringing into parts of aberdeenshire, certainly across the northern isles, where there will be the odd spot of rain. much of northern england seeing some fine weather, with some sunshine to start of the day. now, as we go through the day, there will be a lot of dry weather once again. some spells of sunshine, but we will see this very patchy, showery rain moving its way northwards, and then into the afternoon the chance that we could spark off some really quite vicious downpours and thunderstorms. not everywhere, but if you catch one, well, you will know about it, a lot of rain in a short space of time. temperatures in the south up as high as 22, maybe 23 degrees. a little bit cooler, still, further north. but, as we go through thursday night into the early hours of friday, that humid air continues to trundle northwards. some hit—and—miss, showery rain, and it will be a much, much less chilly night than we have h

why it includes a specific commitment to bring forward a north wales growth deal, connecting north walested to bringing down the barriers of trade and commerce down the barriers of trade and commerce between south wales and the wider uk by scrapping the tolls on the severn crossings for good, helping 25 million drivers who use the crossings every year and providing a £100 million boost to the local economy. it is why we will introduce a new uk shared prosperity fund, replacing ineffective and restrictive eu structural funds with a new targeted scheme whose sole purpose will be to reduce the inequalities that exist within and between the four nations of our united kingdom. and that is why, as we leave the european union, we will ensure that power sits closer to the people of the uk than ever before. that is why, as powers are repatriated to the uk, we expect to be able to increase the decision—making powers of the welsh government, as long as no new barriers to living and doing business within our own union are created. it is why the government i lead will ensure the modern industrial str

four boys, aged between 15 and 17, and a man in his forties are still being questioned by north walesr area died after the incident at a house in prince edward avenue, in the early hours of yesterday morning. five other men from outside the north wales area were also arrested for public order offences following the incident. with just 38 days left until the general election on june with just 38 days left until the general election onjune eighth, let's cast our mind back twenty yea rs let's cast our mind back twenty years ago today when tony blair led the labour party to a landslide victory in the 1997 general election. but with the former prime minister today hinting at his return to front line british politics, what is the legacy of tony blair, and what sort of impact can he make to the country in 2017? earlier i spoke tojohn rentoul, the country in 2017? earlier i spoke to john rentoul, chief the country in 2017? earlier i spoke tojohn rentoul, chief political commentator at the independent and the author and journalist 0wen jones over how likely it was that tony blair would make a

too much cloud to the east but in rural spots we could see light frost first thing anywhere from north wales half of the week with decent sunny spells and feeling pleasant in the sun. good afternoon. labour is promising not to raise income tax for anyone earning less than £80,000 a year, as part of an election pledge to low and middle earners. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, said those earning over that amount would be asked to pay "a bit more" to help pay for public services. the conservatives say they have no plans to raise taxes, but have so far refused to rule it out completely. here‘s our political correspondent ellie price. a policy pledge to capture the imagination of low and middle—income voters — and the newspaper headlines.

still, an accident in north wales at knapp road and north wales at the intersection.car is off to the shoulder. not really affecting traffic in and around the area. and for mass transit, septa and patco operating on holiday schedules. you can always download the app for all of your mass transit notifications. it's just for today. you see amtrak and new jersey transit on time and on schedule. back to you. >> thanks. >>> two great white sharks are swimming near the jersey shore. you need to do your theme music while i'm reading -- ♪ >> there you go. and delaware beaches this holiday weekend. >> including one that's become somewhat of a local favorite the past few years. ploo mary lee is back. here are the latest ping was her tracker from the past week on the left. on the right is video of researchers tagging her in 2012. the 16-foot great white was close to lewis and cape may on saturday. she pinged further out to sea last night. the second tagged great white, cisco, has been swimming primarily off the delaware coast. >>> up next, we'll be back with a final look at the

wales. maybe into the midlands later. further northn england, scotland and northern ireland. temperatures for some getting down a little bit day on day, but could still get into the high teens across western scotland and maybe to the west of cumbria. a few changes as we go into the weekend — the high—pressure that has been with us recedes a little bit towards iceland. allows this low pressure system to get close how close it gets is a big question mark but it could spread rain across devon and cornwall, channel islands, maybe southern counties of england through the day. north of that, some brighter sunny spells and feeling a little less chilly across south—eastern areas. the rain close by if you go through the night and into sunday. either way, whether it reaches the south coast or not, it clears into the near continent, allowing north—easterly winds to develop for sunday. so we'll see a bit more sunshine around in places. the best in the west. cool down the eastern coast. take care. this is bbc world news, i'm chris rogers. our top s

wales. maybe into the midlands later. further northes for some getting down a little bit but could still get to then high teens across western scotland and maybe to the west of cumbria. a few changes as we go into the weekend — the high—pressure that has been with us recedes a little bit towards iceland. allows this low pressure system to get close — how close it gets is a big question mark but it could spread rain across devon and cornwall, channel islands, maybe southern counties of england through the day. north of that, some brighter sunny spells and feeling a little less chilly across south—eastern areas. the rain close by if you go through the night and into sunday. either way, whether it reaches the south coast or not, it clears into the near continent, allowing north—easterly winds to develop for sunday. so we'll see a bit more sunshine around in places. the best in the west. cool down the eastern coast. take care. this is bbc world news. our top story: the two french presidential candidates go head to head in a tv debate. mari

north wales after a drierand course of the day. north wales after a drier and brighter start.ill miss them. in northern ireland, sunny spells prevail and hear the highest temperatures, approaching 20 in some parts. through the evening and overnight, where we have the clearest skies every day we will hang on overnight, after a warm day the temperature will dip rapidly in be cold. we hang on to the cloud in eastern areas and showers in the south will fade and die, with temperatures between 7—9. tomorrow, we start off with the cloud in the east, breezy. there will be some showers developing in the day in central parts of england. they will tend to drift towards the south—west. but for most of us, a dry day. temperatures into the mid to high teens. then by the time we get to wednesday, wednesday sees the southern half of the country with a bit more cloud, bright with sunny skies, but once again the north and north—west hanging on to the sunshine for the longest. temperatures very similar. we saw in the background the quad bike doing fantastic tricks. what we have is the driver wit

some good sunny breaks, maybe the odd isolated shower on the hills of moores to —— north wales north—westa lovely start across scotland compared with this morning, thick cloud quickly spreading into northern ireland after a bright start, patchy rain and drizzle. we start was a gentle southern part of central scotland, the cloud amount will increase through the day, bringing in patchy rain and drizzle. the showers will be light, fewer in number, mainly over the hills. a dry sunday in store for the vast majority of the country and temperatures get a welcome boost compared to today, up to 21 degrees in the south east corner. a fine end to the day, patchy rain and drizzle across the north and west of scotland, outbreaks of rain spread across northern ireland into western scotland. heavier bursts will push eastwards. more of a breeze, temperatures limited into the mid—teens across scotland, further south, widely into the 20s across england and wales, some into the mid—20s. whilst we will see some weak weather fronts push in from the atlantic through the coming days, producing a bit more thicke

dry start for the vast majority, good sunny breaks, isolated showers in the west on the hills of north waleshave been today, so lighter than they have been today, so quickly temperatures on the rise, lovely start across scotland compared with this morning, northern ireland, thicker cloud spreading in after a bright, early start. patchy rain or drizzle here, and whilst we start with sunshine across other parts of western scotland, cloud will increase through the day, bringing patchy rain or drizzle. showers developing across eastern scotland, northern england and wales, but they will be light, few in number, mainly over the hills, the vast majority of the country will have a dry sunday, and wherever you are, temperatures have a welcome boost compare to saturday, up to 21 in the south—east corner. a fine under the day, still patchy rain and resorts across the north and west of scotland, have breaks of rain across northern ireland and western scotland. heavier burst will push eastwards, also affecting northern england during the second half of the day. more of a breeze, temperatures limited to

temperature is 20 and 21 in the midlands and north wales. 17—20 in scotland and northern ireland awayr a while, but more showers will come in again from the south affecting southern parts of england and wales. rain coming into northern ireland as well. largely dry for scotland and northern ireland. 0n the whole it will be a warm night than we have had for some time. showers will be moving further north. a few for scotla nd moving further north. a few for scotland and northern ireland, that they will turn drier later. heavy showers in the afternoon in england and wales together with that warm and wales together with that warm and humid air. temperatures could be as high as 20 or 21. heavy rain in a short space of time may well lead to some local flooding. short space of time may well lead to some localflooding. still short space of time may well lead to some local flooding. still quite a warm feel to the day as well in that humid air. a band of rain coming in from the south west and behind it some fresh air. 0vernight we could all get some rain moving its wake eastwards and then the te

heavy rain over the hills of south—west scotland, north—west england and west wales. rain in the south east of england. even with the cloud it is quite warm at 16 or 17. that moves through and we get another burst of more persistent rain overnight. on tuesday this weather front hangs around and it will hang around in yorkshire, wales and the south—west. north of that are blustery winds and to the south east and in east anglia it may well be dry. here we have got warm and muggy air and the temperature could be as high as 22. as we move into wednesday this is where we will see the rain more towards the south east and east anglia. further north some blustery showers in the north—west of the uk and those temperatures begin to drop away and there is pressure and cooler weather on the way for all of us cooler weather on the way for all of us at the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 2:00. this weekend's cyber attack — the largest of its kind says the head of the eu's law enforcement agency, europol; and the start of the working week could exp

but north wales, the west midlands, north—west england, starting the day with some sunshine, and actuallynd much of scotland, but some extra cloud across caithness and sutherland, fringing into parts of aberdeenshire, certainly across the northern isles, where there will be the odd spot of rain. much of northern england seeing fine weather, with some sunshine to start off the day. as we go through the day, there will be a lot of dry weather. some spells of sunshine, but we'll see this very patchy, showery rain moving northwards, and then into the afternoon, the chance we could spark off some really quite vicious downpours and thunderstorms. not everywhere, but if you catch one, well, you will know about it, a lot of rain in a short space. temperatures in the south up as high as 22, maybe 23 degrees. a little bit cooler, still, further north. but, as we go through thursday night into early friday, humid air continues to trundle northwards. some hit—and—miss, showery rain, and it will be a much, much less chilly night than we have had recently. eight to 13 degrees, the minimum temperatures.

dry enough across northern ireland, and also the north wales and england was in sunshine, but clothingales answered western central southern england, but through the evening there is an increasing chance of seeing some under storm activity imported again from across the channel to affect many, especially getting into east anglia and the south—east with a belt of heavy rain moving northwards. that sets us up for a wet day across the northern half of the british isles on bank holiday monday, and would not rule out one too heavy and thundery showers developing as the day goes on across the south—eastern quarter, as again the south—eastern quarter, as again the temperatures pushed to a 25 celsius. there was a lot going on. more on the website. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven: british airways extends its cancellation of all flights at heathrow and gatwick for the rest of the day, after a major, global computer system failure. we are currently in a huge queue waiting for any affirmation. my main concern now is i do not want my 80—year—old grandmother spending the night on the heathr

as many as yesterday morning. 68 in malvern. 71 in cochranville and low 70s for perk see, elroy, north wales. st. david's, 73. close to 90 this afternoon. another hot and a humid day today. and that heat and humidity could give us some showers and thunderstorms. no snow activity for the shore. look to the west, you see the showers that are moving through the ohio valley. look farther to the west, storms in missouri. so keep an eye on the sky this afternoon. we do expect to see some development as a cold front arrives. we won't get the cold front during the day. we will get another hot one today. 74 now at 7:00. then we'll be up to 84 degrees at 11:00. and at 3:00 this afternoon, 89 degrees and climbing in philadelphia. the suburbs, starting off in the 70s. low 80s by 11:00. and for the lehigh valley, you see partly cloudy skies this afternoon. 85 degrees at 3:00. it will get close to the 90-degree mark in the lehigh valley. delaware, 70s now. low 80s at 11:00 clouds building this afternoon in delaware. a good chance we'll see them in new jersey, too. 70 at 7:00, low 80s this afternoon. event

warrington, north wales, collegeville at 56. uniform temperatures thanks to the wind that's already blowing and the clouds overhead. once those showers move out completely, you see just a few sprinkles in the lehigh valley. most of the area has seen the rain come to an end. the storms we had last night came to us courtly of so pressure that's spinning over new england. there will still be winds today. a slight chance of a daytime shower. here's the forecast -- a brief sprinkle, light showers. by this evening, dry, dry through the evening hours. and overnight into tomorrow, it will be dry. 10:15 this evening. we'll start the day saturday with plenty of sunshine. later on saturday, watch to the west. clouds will move in. there's a chance of late afternoon and early evening showers on saturday. those events spread into delaware and south jersey by 6:15. drying out later on saturday. starting out the day on sunday. dry saturday at 10:00. scattered clouds in the area. there will be chances for some showers over the weekend. we're not

, and cloud the channel islands, slow moving weather front here, and cloud across the midlands, north walesl. sunshine to the south east which could cause showers and sunshine across the northwest. a lot of difference details on the forecast for the rest of today's top this is five p.m., we expect sunshine across the south east of a small chance of a shower for is not into the midlands, thick cloud, drizzle, 12—13d. similar in much of northern england but into the sunshine, similar story for western scotland, 90 or 20 degrees for this top cloud of eastern coast. sunny spells across northern ireland, temperatures around the mid—teens. some brightness across wales, especially west wales and will have further east. and patchy rain continues across cornwall, south devon and making parts of dorset. that rain will not get much further north, and what will happen this evening and tonight, that rain pushes to the south. the majority will be dry overnight for is not clear spells to the north west, and we could see a touch of frost. most places avoid the frost and a lot of cloud across northern and e