we're still going to season further showers the day and anything from north wales to the midlands, nowhere near the intensity or widespread nature of last night. some big gaps in between. greater manchester, liverpool, merseyside areas, as well as through manchester but it will brighten up and feel humid in the south. after some rain in the next few hours, sunshine overhead. coventry, the chance of one or two isolated showers. blue skies overhead, 27 degrees high in the highlands. return tools eastern coats of scotland. one or two showers will keep going, humid start a bank holiday monday in the south, with temperature is in the mid

especially into parts of scotland, maybe one or two for northern ireland, northern england and north wales cloud and rain into eastern england. elsewhere into mid—single figures for some spots to begin the day but again, away from eastern england, a fair amount of sunshine and dry weather to begin with. but those showers will be pushing into scotland on through the morning and if you catch one it could be heavy, maybe a rumble of thunder, one or two for northern ireland, northern england, north wales. by the end of the morning, the last of the rain has cleared away from eastern parts of england, so looking dry for the rest of england. some cloud around, some holes in the cloud allowing sunshine to come through and these temperatures across—the—board now are pretty close to the average for the time of year, so there's a particular warmth out there. heading out and about on thursday evening or coming back from wherever you've been, still a few showers in north—eastern area of scotland and into the northern isles, but they will continue to fade. elsewhere, what showers have built up are conti

especially into parts of scotland, maybe one or two for northern ireland, northern england and north wales so double figures for the cloud and rain into eastern england. elsewhere into mid—single figures for some spots to begin the day but again, away from eastern england, a fair amount of sunshine and dry weather to begin with. but those showers will be pushing into scotland on through the morning and if you catch one it could be heavy, maybe a rumble of thunder, one or two for northern ireland, northern england, north wales. by the end of the morning, the last of the rain has cleared away from eastern parts of england, so looking dry for the rest of england. some cloud around, some holes in the cloud allowing sunshine to come through and these temperatures across—the—board now are pretty close to the average for the time of year, so there's a particular warmth out there. heading out and about on thursday evening or coming back from wherever you've been, still a few showers in north—eastern area of scotland and into the northern isles, but they will continue to fade. elsewhere, what showe

the showers are from north wales. showers are from north wales. will be in scotland, especially the north—westome could get into northern ireland and wales. —— heavy. heavy. this is the weather front reducing the cloud and rain. reducing the cloud and rain. that, as the ridge of high pressure moves in, things settle down. moves in, things settle down. in the evening, showers die off. evening, showers die off. in the uk, a dry and sunny evening. a dry and sunny evening. morning, a weather front going to the north sea. the north sea. behind that, a lot of sunshine and showers. sunshine and showers. the heaviest will be in the north and west. will be in the north and west. hail and thunder nixed in. and thunder nixed in. temperatures are down. yesterday was 22. quite a drop today. drop today. a couple of degrees lower than yesterday. lower than yesterday. a fresh feel to the day. to the day. through the evening and overnight, clear skies. a cold night. night. cold for frost in some areas in the north and further south. in the north and further south. weather front coming our way with low cloud. l

especially into parts of scotland, maybe one or two for northern ireland, northern england and north walesnd elsewhere into mid single figures for some spots to begin the day but again, away from eastern england, a fairamount of again, away from eastern england, a fair amount of sunshine and dry weather to begin with. but those showers will push into scotland through the morning and if you catch one it could be heavy, maybe a rumble of thunder, one or two for northern ireland, northern england, north wales. by the end of the morning the last of the rain is cleared away from eastern parts of england so looking dry for the rest of eastern england. some holes in the cloud allowing sunshine to come through and these temperatures across—the—board now are pretty close to the average for the time of year so no particular warmth out there. heading out and about on thursday evening or coming back from wherever you've been, still a few showers in north—eastern area of scotla nd showers in north—eastern area of scotland and into the northern isles but they will continue to fade and elsewhere what sho

especially into parts of scotland, maybe one or two for northern ireland, northern england and north walesastern england. elsewhere into mid—single figures for some spots to begin the day but again, away from eastern england, a fair amount of sunshine and dry weather to begin with. but those showers will be pushing into scotland on through the morning and if you catch one it could be heavy, maybe a rumble of thunder, one or two for northern ireland, northern england, north wales. by the end of the morning, the last of the rain has cleared away from eastern parts of england, so looking dry for the rest of england. some cloud around, some holes in the cloud allowing sunshine to come through and these temperatures across—the—board now are pretty close to the average for the time of year, so there's a particular warmth out there. heading out and about on thursday evening or coming back from wherever you've been, still a few showers in north—eastern area of scotland and into the northern isles, but they will continue to fade. elsewhere, what showers have built up are continuing to fade away, an

especially into parts of scotland, maybe one or two for northern ireland, northern england and north walesloud and rain into eastern england. elsewhere into mid—single figures for some spots to begin the day but again, away from eastern england, a fair amount of sunshine and dry weather to begin with. but those showers will be pushing into scotland on through the morning and if you catch one it could be heavy, maybe a rumble of thunder, one or two for northern ireland, northern england, north wales. by the end of the morning, the last of the rain has cleared away from eastern parts of england, so looking dry for the rest of england. some cloud around, some holes in the cloud allowing sunshine to come through and these temperatures across—the—board now are pretty close to the average for the time of year, so there's a particular warmth out there. heading out and about on thursday evening or coming back from wherever you've been, still a few showers in north—eastern area of scotland and into the northern isles, but they will continue to fade. elsewhere, what showers have built up are continu

from the blue and green colours that temperatures will get close to freezing, particularly for north wales perhaps a touch of grass frost. they chilly start to thursday, but bright. large amounts of sunshine to take us through the day. patchy fair weather cloud bubbling up here and there. winds generally lighter than they have been today. don't expect a heatwave, but get out of the breeze into some sunshine and you get to 15 to 18 degrees. looking to saturday for the royal wedding, mainly fine and dry with sunny skies and highs of 20 degrees. hello and welcome to the one show with ore oduba. and alexjones. we have plenty of reasons to be cheerful tonight. first reason to be cheerful — we've got max with us! he has a story with a sad beginning, but a happy ending. second reason to be cheerful — it's three days until the royal wedding! excitement continues to grow and we're chatting all things meghan markle. third reason to be cheerful — the kooks are here! big cheer! they'll be giving us a uk exclusive performance of their brand new single. that is not it. there's a lot to celebrate today —

localised flooding. the end of the week is to push everything further north. everything further north. walesine around. sunshine around. ireland, there will be slow—moving and heavy and thundery downpours. and heavy and thundery downpours. arrives in scotland and northern ireland for a while. ireland for a while. for most of england and wales it may be dry. england and wales it may be dry. warm sunshine and temperatures in the low to mid 20s. the low to mid 20s. and into monday, the threat of catching thunderstorms remains. catching thunderstorms remains. weather pattern not changing significantly. significantly. large part of the uk will be dry with some sunshine. in north america and around the globe. i‘m duncan golestani. a summit between donald trump and kimjong—un. trying to gauge what life is like inside north korea. the bbc hears direct testimony from a network of dissidents. two police officers and a civilian are shot dead in belgium. prosecutors are treating it as a terrorist attack. series cancelled after sending racist tweets. hello. welcome to the programme. about north korea‘s r

towards north wales. more thunderstorms at the moment out there. ak in the clouds in swa nsea good deal of break in the clouds in swansea today. a big weekend. lots of sunshine. one or two showers in coventry. some rumble into the night. dry for a time. coventry. some rumble into the night. dry fora time. cloud developing on the eastern coast going inland. temperatures drop by to get in northern scotland after the variable day. —— drop a bit. bank holiday monday. isolated showers. most will be dry on monday. low cloud to the eastern coast. lingering in coastal counties. sunny spells for many. temperatures into the 20s. as you go to the evening, finishing the extended weekend. low clouds rolling back in. high pressure dominates. tuesday, spreading in. thunderstorms and southern areas. cloud breaks up. temperatures are down a little bit on what we will see this weekend. very pleasant. looking fine throughout. one or two showers. how do you count lightning strikes? you with a long night. —— it was it. i lost cou nt with a long night. —— it was it. i lo

still some to come for north wales. tshire and somerset towards south wales. pretty nasty storms. may continue to move northwards and westwards. the thundery element might ease as it moves its way into northern ireland, and it's across parts of wales, the midlands and the south—east where we could see heavy showers and thunderstorms developed. fairly sporadic assumption in between. temperatures up to 27 degrees london. the far north of england and into scotland, another fine day. 27 in the highlands today. always the chance for further shower or thunderstorm for coventry. low cloud returns tonight over eastern counties of england and scotland quite extensively. another cool mike berry have some of the warmest weather over the highlands of scotland. further south, quite muggy. scotland. further south, quite muggy- i scotland. further south, quite muggy. i am large, just about all of you will get away with a dry day. some rogue showers. the other story for bank holiday monday, a bit of a grey start for eastern counties, es

especially into parts of scotland, maybe one or two for northern ireland, northern england and north walesuble figures for the cloud and rain into eastern england. elsewhere into mid—single figures for some spots to begin the day but again, away from eastern england, a fair amount of sunshine and dry weather to begin with. but those showers will be pushing into scotland on through the morning and if you catch one it could be heavy, maybe a rumble of thunder, one or two for northern ireland, northern england, north wales. by the end of the morning, the last of the rain has cleared away from eastern parts of england, so looking dry for the rest of england. some cloud around, some holes in the cloud allowing sunshine to come through and these temperatures across—the—board now are pretty close to the average for the time of year, so there's a particular warmth out there. heading out and about on thursday evening or coming back from wherever you've been, still a few showers in north—eastern area of scotland and into the northern isles, but they will continue to fade. elsewhere, what showers hav

temperatures for north wales, the north midlands, north wales, the north midlands, north words, whichy morning. a chilly start to today but a bright start. in fact a beautiful start for many. none of today cosmic cloud, really, in the south. just a patch of fairweather clouds in places. some nagging wins on the east coast and the southeast. some relatively cool air in place. in the sunshine and out of the breeze, and when i feel too bad. friday, we are again going to see some fairly large amounts of sunshine, thicker cloud for northern ireland, western scotland. maybe just the odd spot of rain into the western isles. but down towards the south, the temperatures are still going up. then we move towards the big day, the royal wedding date. underneath this high, dry weather and we can expect some spells of sunshine. that's the forecast for windsor on saturday. some sunny spells. temperatures eventually by the afternoon getting up to 20 or 21 degrees. wherever you are, the ring saturday, if you're having a street party, celebrating the wedding, just about wherever you are, fine weather co

finally, what's the connection between town in north wales the answer is to be found in the bc‘s livece, which we've discussed before, sometimes has problems with the words spoken on television. occasionally to the comic degree. one of the examples we raised a with the bc‘s head of broadcast operations was the spoken word brexit appearing on screen as wrexham. and so the very frequent use of brexit in error, it seems a computer software is still making the same mistake. she posted that screen grab of her forest this week. commenting wryly, brexit means wrexham. thank you for all your comments you sent us this week. if you love to share your opinions of bbc news or even appear in person on the programme, you can tell us at... you can find us on twitter at news watch bbc and do have a look at our website where you can watch previous discussions we've recorded. the address for that is... that's all from us. we will back to hear your thoughts bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello, we do not normally hold out much hope for bank holiday weekend weather. but as we can will defy e

north—west of scotland, the outer isles as well. some patchy cloud across scotland, northern ireland and into england and wales but there will be someratures probably a bit higher than they were on friday, so getting up to 20 degrees in north—eastern scotland and low 20s in the south—east of england. there's that rain in the far north—west of scotland. it runs away towards the northern isles then peters out. still could be quite misty across the irish sea here. it could lap up onto some of those coasts once again again but generally clear skies. a bit chilly in east anglia, the south—east of england, generally eight or nine degrees and soon warming up in the sunshine on sunday. again, some stronger winds in the north—west of scotland probably tending to push that rain away once again. some more sunshine for scotland, northern ireland. increasing amounts of sunshine for england and wales. some mistiness through the irish sea that could be heading up towards the north channel. temperatures continuing to rise, getting into the low, perhaps even mid 20s at best. and more sunshine to come on monday, too. again, some stronger winds in the

england, southern scotland, northern ireland and north wales.ing and going, bit of brightness in between. bit of brightness in between. across southern areas it should be predominantly dry on monday. predominantly dry on monday. dry with sunshine and quite warm as it will be all weekend. it will be all weekend. temperatures peaking in the mid—not high 20s. peaking in the mid—not high 20s. that's how it's looking. your figures, they look quite decent. thank you very much. i saw them starting with a two in the 20s. them starting with a two in the 20s. huge day in football. the champions league final. league final. liverpool's match in kiev. been trouble for fans getting out there. there. some of them have got themselves on the charter flights. what a hat behind you there! m looks glorious, doesn't it? looks glorious, doesn't it? back to liverpooljohn lennon airport. airport. bars as we have been through most of the morning with all the fans. the morning with all the fans. getting quite loud, the obligatory finger in the earpiecejob going on. finge

thunder and i'll for northern ireland another england for northern ireland another england for north walessible remain tried getting to see further sunny spells even though some pie will build. temperatures that mid—to low teens from any and a few degrees cooler for southeast england. as we just take a look at things going into the evening one or two showers peppering the northeastern parts of scotla nd peppering the northeastern parts of scotland and as you can see from us places scotland and as you can see from us pla ces eve n scotland and as you can see from us places even some of the cloud that has built up will be disappearing to leave a fine and sunning and for the day. 90s and even chillier night going into friday morning with the figures in some spots. this bridge will not last too long. another weather system coming in from the atla ntic weather system coming in from the atlantic on friday. it's going to drag its heels. in no hurry to push on right across the uk. across eastern areas the wind will freshen and will remain dry the rain a strengthening wind heads in the ireland and

, increasing amounts of sunshine, perhaps in north wales, certainly across northerns will be lower across the board than they were on tuesday, and quite a significant drop for eastern scotland. quite a chilly wind blowing into the evening and overnight across eastern and south—eastern parts of england. the cloud tends to break up and remember, we've pushed in some cooler air, so with the clearer skies, temperatures will fall away. it'll be a chillier night in the south. and in scotland and northern ireland, we could be starting at 12 degrees on thursday morning but plenty of sunshine around. probably infilling a bit of cloud for scotland and northern ireland on thursday but a dry day, the winds not as strong across the south. it will feel just a little bit warmer. maybe those temperatures not showing too much sign of creeping up just yet, but i think it'll be a bit warmer on friday. high pressure still in charge of our weather, these weather fronts not really making much progress into the uk, it's the western isles that'll see more cloud, maybe a spot of rain on frid

, increasing amounts of sunshine, perhaps in north wales, certainly across northernny spells for scotland and northern ireland, where temperatures will be lower across the board than they were on tuesday, and quite a significant drop for eastern scotland. quite a chilly wind blowing into the evening and overnight across eastern and south—eastern parts of england. the cloud tends to break up and remember, we've pushed in some cooler air, so with the clearer skies, temperatures will fall away. it'll be a chillier night in the south. and across scotland and northern ireland, we could be starting at one or two degrees on thursday morning but plenty of sunshine around. probably infilling a bit of cloud for scotland and northern ireland on thursday, but a dry day, the winds not as strong across the south. it will feel just a little bit warmer. maybe those temperatures not showing too much sign of creeping up just yet, but i think it'll be a bit warmer on friday. high pressure still in charge of our weather, these weather fronts not really making much progress into the uk,

areas dry tomorrow, further west mollgaard, and breadth of rain for north—west england and maybe north walesharp showers but keeping the warmth with highs across south east england and east anglia 26 but pressure towards the west. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. vladimir putin is sworn in for a fourth term as president of russia, promising to improve the lives of the russian people. it marks 18 years in power. the metropolitan police is continuing to investigate four shootings injust 2a hours in london — which left one teenager dead and three others injured. president trump is being warned by the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, that pulling out of the iran nuclear deal could lead to a middle east arms race. now on bbc news it's time for witness. hello, and welcome to witness with me, tanya beckett. i'm here at the british library to guide you through more extraordinary moments from recent history. we'll meet a norwegian diplomat who helped organise secret peace negotiations between the israelis and the palestinians, resulting in the first—ever peace agreement between the two sides.

, perhaps the north west midlands, north west wales, parts of north—west england, although the system will be weakening all the while. temperatures today reaching a high of 18 degrees or so. overnight tonight any rain should tend to fizzle out and will have a cloudier kind of night, temperatures will be not as low as they've been over recent nights. temperatures down to between 7—9 for most, although with clear spells across eastern england here, temperatures could dip down and become chilly in rural parts. on friday, weather fronts to the north and west of the uk, brisk south—westerly winds bringing the cloud in and that cloud will bring in bits and pieces of rain to the north—west of the country. elsewhere the cloud will tend to come and go, we'll see a bright sunny spells and it shouldn't feel too bad in the sunshine with lighter winds further south, temperatures 18 degrees in aberdeen, newcastle, and 19 in london. that's just the weather warming up because as we head into saturday, sunday and bank holiday monday, we'll get some sunny spells and it will get warmer and it's g

will be pushing its way in bringing outbreaks of rain to northern ireland and western scotland, north—west wales heavy and prolonged compared to tomorrow. 13 degrees. the brightest conditions are still in the east. temperatures are dropping. 0utbreaks of rain on wednesday night. thursday is looking like a fine day. sunny spells for many. a few showers, especially in the morning. 13— 17 degrees. not as high not as high as it has been. very pleasant. we will do it all again on friday in eastern areas. dry and bright with cloud increasing. temperatures are again where they should be for the time of year. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the foreign secretary is in washington in an attempt to stop president donald trump abandoning the iran nuclear deal.

snowdonia national park is a mountain range in north wales. it is a beautiful area to live in.ery rugged. much more tightly packed. and in between that is where you get the lakes, and although they may be much smaller and a bit of a trek to get to, i don't know, for me, it makes it a little bit more special. i have always found since childhood, my mum was a swimmer. my mum passed away 11 years ago and i found grieving was very hard for me, so i think the time alone was part of it. i do obsessively swim now and i did not before, but i did not make a conscious decision to start swimming this way, it was definitely subconscious. i have always had this, i call it a nervous anticipation in the tummy, but the nerves can be intimidation because sometimes the water is dark, you don't know what is inside, beasties or weeds, but that's an important part for me, is wanting to feel those nerves. i am not somebody who wants them to die down. sometimes i just want to be submerged up to my shoulders and just feel that feeling of the cool freshness on my skin and, yeah, sometimes that is just

you can see these green and blue colours across north wales, the north midlands, north words, showingly start we are looking at the bright day with large amounts of sunshine. yes, patchy fairweather cloud developing as the day wears on, but a nice enough theyjust about wherever you are. still keen breeze close to some of these north sea and it will be generally cool. remember we will have that in place but temperatures nudging a degree or so higher than today. in the friday, still fine weather across england and wales, and much of scotland staying fine, particularly towards the east with some sunshine. just some thicker cloud in the north—west scotla nd some thicker cloud in the north—west scotland and certainly northern ireland, maybe the odd spot of rain and those temperatures again just a degree or so higher. into the weekend, important of course with the royal wedding, and high—pressure looks set to dominate. weather never too far away from the but certainly in windsor it should be dry on saturday with some spells of sunshine, temperatures eventually getting up to 20 or 21 degrees

the isle of man again, north west wales, slightly heavy rain, and more prolonged than what we will seenesday night, —— outbreaks. thursday is living like a fine day with sunny spells for many, but much cooler for most —— looking with sunny spells for many, but much coolerfor most —— looking like. 13-17, coolerfor most —— looking like. 13—17, very pleasant when you have the sunshine and it should be for this time of year. we would do it again on friday, dry and bright to begin with, cloud increasing, turning wet in the west and temperatures where they should be for the time of year. president trump declares he'll announce tomorrow whether he's abandoning the international nuclear deal on iran. the agreement limits iran's nuclear programme in exchange for the lifting of sanctions — it's been strongly criticised by mr trump. the foreign secretary borisjohnson is in washington, making a last—ditch attempt to persuade the us to stay in. we think that what you can do is be tougher on iran, address the concerns of the president, and not throw the baby out with the bath water. we'll be asking

grey and across north west wales. it's working westwards as we head through the night so cloudy skies by dawn for most places and maybe the chance of showers across the south coast. tomorrow, a great start and the cloud should break up and burn back to the coasts. elsewhere, there should be a lot of sunny spells but there is the risk of sundry downpours in the south and it will stay humid. for most of this week, warm and humid with the risk of thundery downpours. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm... a man is killed after flash flooding in the west midlands — with some areas getting more than a month's rain injust one hour. the clean—up operation is underway, but weather warnings remain in place for several parts of england. a migrant from mali is to be made a french citizen after scaling a building in paris with his bare hands to rescue a dangling child. i asked him was and he frightened for his own life. he said no, at that moment he wasn't thinking of himself, he was thinking of the child. as soon as he started

those downpours in england and wales may be heavy and thundery and they may well drift away further northre to stir things up. it is human error as well. lows of 12 to 1a degrees. while we may have more showers across scotland and northern ireland and certainly more cloud and sort will not be as warm, the main area of storms will be across the south—east of england, pushing across the west of southern england towards wales and england and into east anglia. again, some heavy and thundery downpours with the threat of further localised flooding. now we got pressure falling across the uk which is why we are seeing more storms. a tendency, and the trend, is to push those storms northwards as we head towards the end of the week. across more southern parts of england and wales it may well be drier and brighter and will be warmer. some sunshine at times but north wales, north midlands northwards including scotland and northern ireland will be heavy and thundery downpours once again so temperatures will not be as high as they have been recently. for the start of the weekend at least, maybe some mo

a few showers across east central southern parts of england and wales, may be pushing through into northern ireland. much of the far norths, central and southern england. some sunshine in between and feeling pretty humid. we compare with europe? there will be some showers across spain portugal, into france, and temperatures fairly comparable to what we have here. a little cooler across the aircraft,. the bank holiday monday in the uk, southern parts of scotland, northern england, north wales, northern ireland, showers. some sunshine in between. in the north—west highlands of scotla nd in the north—west highlands of scotland they will have the best of the weekend weather, blue skies, and southern parts of england and wales after the threat of storms today and tomorrow, monday looks largely dry at the moment, lots of sunshine around through the day and wherever you are, once the sunshine is out, it is going to feel pretty warm. it feels like a club sandwich, a bit of everything. you can't have plain sailing on a bank holiday weekend in the uk! when the bosses of tsb decided to switch over the high street bank's it systems

friday sees those downpours edging a bit further north into northern england, north wales, perhaps them and quite humid, i suspect, that is friday. into the start of the bank with a weekend, and we have higher pressure across the north, lower pressure to the south, another weather system arriving this time from biscay, from france, and it will bring some more storms. at the moment it will look like they will be centred more towards the south—west of england, into south wales this time on saturday. further north probably still dry, some sunshine at times, some cloud around as well, those temperatures widely into the low 20s perhaps locally into the mid—20s as well on saturday. as we head into the holiday weekend further, we have higher pressure to the north, lower pressure to the south, and with that sort of configuration, you get more ofan sort of configuration, you get more of an east or south—easterly wind, so it will be a bit cooler around some of those north sea coasts. at the same time we are drawing up some very the same time we are drawing up some very warm the same time we are

our economics editor, kamal ahmed, travelled to old colwyn, in north wales, to speak to three generationss house for 18 years. i bought this house quite young luckily — you know i did that. i've just graduated from uni, i need to pay my student loan back. i have worked in this job, a caretaker, in the area for 22 years. i think i was 21 when we bought this. i think it always drummed into me by my dad, he said, you know, if you can buy a house, buy a house. because before that we were renting. so it was quite hard to save while you're renting as well. i'm glad i done it. and i think i did itjust before the the houses went up in price. luckily for me, my mum and dad have let me move back home, i don't have to pay rent, ijust help with the food shopping now and then, so i'm really fortunate. so, yeah, i decided to move home, because i knew that's only possible way i was going to be able to save for my future. so when it came to getting a job out of school, what was that like? when i left school i worked in a sewing factory, you could just walk into anywhere really and say, "is there any jobs

, increasing amounts of sunshine, perhaps in north wales, certainly across northernlower across the board than they were on tuesday, and quite a significant drop for eastern scotland. quite a chilly wind blowing into the evening and overnight across eastern and south—eastern parts of england. the cloud tends to break up and remember, we've pushed in some cooler air, so with the clearer skies, temperatures will fall away. it'll be a chillier night in the south. and in scotland and northern ireland, we could be starting at 12 degrees on thursday morning but plenty of sunshine around. probably infilling a bit of cloud for scotland and northern ireland on thursday but a dry day, the winds not as strong across the south. it will feel just a little bit warmer. maybe those temperatures not showing too much sign of creeping up just yet, but i think it'll be a bit warmer on friday. high pressure still in charge of our weather, these weather fronts not really making much progress into the uk, it's the western isles that'll see more cloud, maybe a spot of rain on friday, otherw

, increasing amounts of sunshine, perhaps in north wales, certainly across northernwill be lower across the board than they were on tuesday, and quite a significant drop for eastern scotland. quite a chilly wind blowing into the evening and overnight across eastern and south—eastern parts of england. the cloud tends to break up and remember, we've pushed in some cooler air, so with the clearer skies, temperatures will fall away, it'll be a chillier night in the south. and in scotland and northern ireland, we could be starting at 12 degrees on thursday morning but plenty of sunshine around. probably infilling a bit of clout the scotland and northern ireland probably infilling a bit of cloud for scotland and northern ireland on thursday but a dry day, the winds not as strong across the south. it will feel just a little bit warmer. maybe those temperatures not showing too much sign of creeping up just yet, but i think it'll be a bit warmer on friday. high pressure still in charge of our weather, these weather fronts

in north wales, it's gone up by 20%. in staffordshire, 74%.increase. in the west midlands, police have had similar issues. i think the keyless technology is the single biggest contributor to car theft. suddenly we've seen here in the west midlands a neardoubling in the number of thefts. i have a real concern now that many vehicles are so easily stolen by simple devices that can be bought on the internet. there are 32 million cars on the road, and researchers at thatcham think around 350,000 of those are using keyless technology. here we see some footage from a security camera from a drive at a house in birmingham. you can see the guy on the left trying to pick up the signal from the car key that's been left inside, probably in the hall. the flash goes off and he's ready to drive. that's taken around 20 seconds to steal that vehicle. david jamieson wants manufacturers be more accountable and to invest more in better security. manufacturers have said things like cars are safer than ever, well, tell that to the people who have had their cars stol

everywhere, we have seen showers in the afternoon in north—west england, north west midlands, north west waless guys looked something like this for example in cumbria. 0vernight the cloud will continue to push across the united kingdom. there will be showers for western scotland through the night and temperatures not as low as recent nights, 7—9d for most people. weather front is close to scotland will threaten outbreaks of rain could also be quite breezy here. a lot of cloud around to start the day and it could be thick enough for drizzle through the bristol channel. although it is a cloudy kind of day for most of us, i suspect the cloud will be in and break at times to bring some spells of sunshine. temperatures not doing badly with highs of 18 in aberdeen, 19 in london and south—east england. looking at the weather picture through bank holiday weekend, high pressure will be with us bringing a lengthy spell of dry weather. it will turn warmer and for most places it will be dry as well. high pressure near the continent and increasingly through the weekend we should start to drag in some of th

, increasing amounts of sunshine, across north wales and certainly northernre on tuesday, quite a significant drop for eastern scotland. quite a chilly wind blowing into the evening and overnight across eastern and south—eastern parts of england. the cloud tends to break up and we are pushing some cool about. with the clearer skies, temperatures will fall away, a chilly night in the south. we could be starting at 12 degrees on thursday morning but plenty of sunshine around. probably in feeling a bit of clout the scotla nd in feeling a bit of clout the scotland and northern ireland but a dry day, the wind is not as strong across the south. it will feeljust across the south. it will feeljust a little bit warmer. maybe those temperatures not soaring —— not showing too much size of creeping up with a bit warmer on friday. high pressure in charge of our weather, these weather fronts not making much progress into the uk, it the western isles which might see a spot of rain on friday otherwise a dry day with some sunshine, maybe a little bit more cloud developing acr

and one to the north—west of wales and one to the north west midlands, but otherwise quitey skies pushing right across england overnight. temperature is not as low as recently, loads of around seven to nine celsius and a few showers coming and going towards the end of the night in western scotland. those showers are all tied in with these weather fronts running close to the north—east of the country on friday. 0verall there will be quite a lot of cloud around on friday, maybe the odd bit of drizzle through the bristol channel and a few showers coming and going, breezy in the of scotland. aside from that there will be quite a lot of cloud around, some bright sunny spells around, and temperatures high at around 19. that is the start of the warming trend. through the bank holiday weekend we have some sunshine on the way and it will be warming up because the high pressure is moving to the near continent and increasingly we will start to get our winds moving in from germany and france as well. slightly warmer direction so the warmerair slightly warmer direction so the warmer air

, increasing amounts of sunshine, perhaps in north wales, certainly across northernre temperatures will be lower across the board than they were on tuesday, and quite a significant drop for eastern scotland. quite a chilly wind blowing into the evening and overnight across eastern and south—eastern parts of england. the cloud tends to break up and remember, we've pushed in some cooler air, so with the clearer skies, temperatures will fall away. it'll be a chillier night in the south. and in scotland and northern ireland, we could be starting at 12 degrees on thursday morning but plenty of sunshine around. probably infilling a bit of cloud for scotland and northern ireland on thursday but a dry day, the winds not as strong across the south. it will feel just a little bit warmer. maybe those temperatures not showing too much sign of creeping up just yet, but i think it'll be a bit warmer on friday. high pressure still in charge of our weather, these weather fronts not really making much progress into the uk, it's the western isles that'll see more cloud, maybe a spot o

south—west england, north wales, isle of man.monday. a lovely day for most places. some low cloud and 47 and the irish sea, less expensive than recent days. cooler in eastern scotland, north—east england, onshore breeze. in the south, 27 celsius, beautiful day. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: sir alex ferguson is in intensive care after emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. some of the biggest names in sport have sent messages of support, including david beckham, signed by sir alex at 16, who tweets: keep fighting, boss. more than 1000 doctors have job offers withdrawn because of a clerical blunder. medics who'd been scored on their suitability for posts as registrars were apparently given the wrong marks. boris johnson is flying to washington to urge the us not to scrap the nuclear deal with iran. president trump has called the agreement insane. three men have been injured by what's described as a noxious substance in hackney in east london. it followed reports of a disturbance on kingsland high street. the men were

one through oxfordshire into mid wales and another in north wales and anglesey.being we could see one or two more thunderstorms through. you'll also notice that his only a small portion of the country. we will see one to develop in their wa ke we will see one to develop in their wake but the southwest and southern parts of wales, a better day compared with yesterday and much of northern england, scotland with less in the way of low cloud around the coast. 27 as i said in the highlands, 27 in parts london too. for continuing coverage of the biggest weekend, swansea is in the clear, coventry though once the chance of a few showers. will rumble on into tonight. for the majority it will be a night. low cloud. drifting through in towards the midlands. made muggy night in the midlands. bank holiday monday, the good news is for the vast majority there will bea is for the vast majority there will be a good day. one team overnight showers lingering and want to showers lingering and want to showers will pop up here and there. they could be heavy and sundry once again but v

more cloud towards the north and west around some coast of wales. i think less extensive as today.rmest early may bank holiday on record. a bit cooler for eastern scotland and in north—east england. tuesday, a front moves on from the west with some patchy rain across northern and western parts. still sunny and warm towards the south—east, temperatures 26-27 towards the south—east, temperatures 26—27 months again on tuesday. another one days to come. cooler conditions through the middle of the week as low pressure rose from atlantic. the start of wednesday is not bad, another front moves on. it will call in through the week ahead. things stay sunny and warm in the south—east. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10. sir alex ferguson is in intensive care after emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. messages of support from the game's big names — including david beckham, signed by sir alex at 16, who tweets, "keep fighting, boss", and everton manager sam allardyce. i hope he is in good hands and the operation is a major success. he is a personalfriend. i hope he has a full recovery

rain moving into northern ireland, pushing into scotland, some rain into north—west england and north walesan yesterday towards the north and west, 15—20d. afternoon sunshine in northern ireland after the rain clears, as we go through tonight the rain clearing from the east, then going into wednesday this next area of low pressure moving in from the west. meaning for many of us from the west. meaning for many of us it should be a fairly bright start but bad cloud from the west rolling in, with some heavy rain for a time in northern ireland, scotland, western fringes of england and wales. down towards the south—east dry and bright, fresh, temperatures between 19—20d, further north and west, temperatures in mid—teens. that weather front clearing, wednesday into thursday we are clearing, wednesday into thursday we a re left clearing, wednesday into thursday we are left with a ridge into thursday, things should be dry for many of us on thursday, with some sunny spells, some showers kicking off across northern england, especially for scotland, they could be happy. for many on thursday a dry and

west england and wales. northeland tomorrow evening but said he and across north—west england. and across north—west england. further south not much in the way of heavy rain. heavy rain. cloud clears the way and we have sunny spells for many. sunny spells for many. around but after the funnies that the cloud rolling up. the cloud rolling up. for many on thursday and temperatures around 14, 18 degrees. temperatures around 14, 18 degrees. still feeling very pleasant with some sunshine. some sunshine. also across scotland, east of wales and england on friday. and england on friday. northern ireland, wales and the south west. south west. much more typical of the time of year. he is withdrawing the us from the iran nuclear deal. iran nuclear deal. reinstating us sanctions on the iranians regime. iranians regime. instituting their highest level of economic sanctions. economic sanctions. designed —— described the deal as an embarrassment. embarrassment. continue to deal with the other signatories. signatories. the un has

so north wales, northern england, northern scotland, a fine day. northern scotland, a fine day. developsland that will see those thunderstorms. see those thunderstorms. stop the day but the sun will come out and it will feel humid. out and it will feel humid. them, we will see the lion's share of the sunshine. of the sunshine. northern ireland, northern england and scotland. northern england and scotland. looks like parts of the south could be 28, 20 nine celsius. be 28, 20 nine celsius. the last early bank holiday be hit 29. early bank holiday be hit 29. 2, if you remember. this is a beautiful seaside scene. we will be talking about safety on the beach. in our coastal waters last year. the charity's promoting new advice to try to save lives. bournemouth to tell us more. a couple of minutes with a campaign the rnli are launching this year. the rnli are launching this year. floating instead of panicking when they go into the water. they go into the water. simon, you use this technique, what happened? use this technique, what happened? dragged him out to see past his depth. depth. to keep

, increasing amounts of sunshine, perhaps in north wales, certainly across northernnd and northern ireland, where temperatures will be lower across the board than they were on tuesday, and quite a significant drop for eastern scotland. quite a chilly wind blowing into the evening and overnight across eastern and south—eastern parts of england. the cloud tends to break up and remember, we've pushed in some cooler air, so with the clearer skies, temperatures will fall away. it'll be a chillier night in the south. and in scotland and northern ireland, we could be starting at 12 degrees on thursday morning but plenty of sunshine around. probably infilling a bit of cloud for scotland and northern ireland on thursday but a dry day, the winds not as strong across the south. it will feel just a little bit warmer. maybe those temperatures not showing too much sign of creeping up just yet, but i think it'll be a bit warmer on friday. high pressure still in charge of our weather, these weather fronts not really making much progress into the uk, it's the western isles that'll se

south wales, through southern areas of england. of england. further north temperatures up to 19, 201 degrees. even into the 20s across the south. but here, it feels quite muggy. which, as we go into friday, it moves a little further north. moves a little further north. extends further north across wales into northern areas of england. into northern areas of england. the south, which warm and muggy for many parts of england and wales. many parts of england and wales. temperatures into the high teens to the mid—20s. the mid—20s. further north with this south—easterly wind. south—easterly wind. temperatures going even higher over the weekend. going even higher over the weekend. and into the bank holiday weekend. muggy, and temperatures by monday into the high 20s. goodbye. 00:28:53,726 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 hello. welcome to the programme. underwear, posh food and sensible skirts. homeware all declined. to close 100 shops by 2022. we‘ll have the latest. marks & spencer is going to embark on over the next five years. have you got the taps on at the moment? s