it brought some rain to parts of northern england, north wales, northern ireland, too.f cloud, stretches quite a long way out into the atlantic, and indeed, we've got this bump on the cloud just here. that's known as a wave, and what that will do is it essentially will stop the weather front from moving very far very fast. so, small changes in the forecast as we get on through saturday. it means over the next few hours, we'll continue to see some rain across northern england, north wales, with rather misty conditions over the hills, a lot of low cloud. to the north of this, a few showers in scotland, a few clear spells as well. and to the south of our front, it's a warm night, temperatures around 15 degrees in cardiff and london. now, into saturday itself, this weather front‘s still with us, slow—moving. the rain turns a bit heavier for a time late morning, north wales, northern areas of england. but you can see all the while, the front doesn't really move very far very fast, so still bringing some damp weather to wales, northern england, the north midlands into the aft

it means over the next few hours, we will continue to see some rain across northern england, north wales the hills, a lot of low cloud. to the north of this, a few showers in scotland, a few clear spells as well. to the south of our front, it's a warm night, temperatures around 50 degrees for cardiff and london. on to saturday itself, this weather front‘s still with us, slow moving. the rain turns a bit heavier for a time late morning, north wales, northern areas of england. you can see all the while, the front doesn't really move very far very fast, so still bringing some damp weather to wales, northern england, and north midlands into the afternoon. southeast of our front, i think the temperatures could well reach the high 20s and the hottest spots, the further north and west, we've got that cooler fresher feel to the weather. now, for the test match in manchester, well, it's not looking great, really, it's a damper morning here. the rain slowly easing off, i think as we head through the day, there will be some disruptions to play here. through saturday evening and overnight, here is t

but up to 50—60 mph potentially across the transpennines and north wales. r north, pretty blustery as well — as i've mentioned, 50—60 mph here, so it is tempering the feel of the day. temperatures a little bit below average for the time of year. the wind direction switches more to a north—westerly overnight, so it's still carrying in lots of showers. still some of those will be heavy, but what will be noticeable tonight is the loss of the humidity, so it'll be more comfortable for sleeping. so a fresher start to our monday. the low pressure by that stage is pulling away into scandinavia — some very wet and windy weather to come here. and high pressure is starting to build in from the atlantic, so that will tend to dampen down the shower activity. but it'll be a windier day for the northern isles. there'll still be some heavy showers with hail and thunder in northern and eastern areas, but they'll tend to become fewer as the day goes on and less intense with more sunshine coming through, and that's more strong sunshine. so it should, with a little bit more su

we could see as much as an inch or two of rain across north wales and north—west england before this pressure eases. a mild start to monday but wait for some as the rain moves through northern england into scotland. it will be fairly light and patchy across central and southern parts of england throughout the day, but the winds, quite a feature and unusual for this time of year. widespread gusts in excess of 30-40 year. widespread gusts in excess of 30—a0 mph. that with the rain means it will feel a bit disappointing for late july. highs of it will feel a bit disappointing for latejuly. highs of 15—21. hello, welcome. this week... exceptional, existential, expensive, but what does the eu's recovery deal mean? dirty laundry as the british parliament publishes its report on russian influence. and a leader who got brexit done or the one who lost lives and loves the union? our guests are a correspondent from the economist, and we are having a technical problem, we are hoping for a commentator as well. in the studio we have the bbc chief international correspondent lyse doucet. wellcome.

we could see as much as an inch or two of rain across north wales and north—west england for low pressureart to monday morning, a wet for some, as the rain moves into scotland. it will be light and patchy across central and southern parts of ingot throughout the day, but the wind is quite a feature and unusual for this time of year, widespread gusts. that with the rain means it will feel a little disappointing for it late july, the rain means it will feel a little disappointing for it latejuly, at highs of 15—21. hello, you are watching bbc news stop our headlines. the government is being for throwing traveller's plans into confusion by imposing last—minute quarantine restrictions on arrivals from spain. the change was announced yesterday evening and came into force at midnight. texas is bracing itself for heavy rain and flash flooding. we are at the oval cricket ground as it is welcoming 1000 fans back for a two day men's cou nty 1000 fans back for a two day men's county friendly to try out social distancing measures. and a saint bernard dog has been on the other side of a rescue mission

it brought some rain to parts of northern england, north wales, northern ireland, too.into the atlantic, and indeed, we've got this bump on the cloud just here. that's known as a wave, and what that will do is it essentially will stop the weather front from moving very far very fast. so, small changes in the forecast as we get on through saturday. it means over the next few hours, we'll continue to see some rain across northern england, north wales, with rather misty conditions over the hills, a lot of low cloud. to the north of this, a few showers in scotland, a few clear spells as well. and to the south of our front, it's a warm night, temperatures around 15 degrees in cardiff and london. now, into saturday itself, this weather front‘s still with us, slow—moving. the rain turns a bit heavier for a time late morning, north wales, northern areas of england. but you can see all the while, the front doesn't really move very far very fast, so still bringing some damp weather to wales, northern england, the north midlands into the afternoon. south—east of our front, i think

it brought some rain to parts of northern england, north wales, northern ireland, too. a long way out into the atlantic and, indeed, we've got this bump on the cloud just here. that's known as a wave, and what that will do is it essentially will stop the weather front from moving very far very fast. so small changes in the forecast as we get on through saturday. it means over the next few hours, we'll continue to see some rain across northern england, north wales, with rather misty conditions over the hills, a lot of low cloud. to the north of this, a few showers in scotland, a few clear spells as well. and to the south of our front, it's a warm night — temperatures around 15 degrees in cardiff and london. now, into saturday itself, this weather front‘s still with us, slow—moving. the rain turns a bit heavier for a time late morning north wales, northern areas of england, but you can see all the while, the front doesn't really move very far very fast, so still bringing some damp weather to wales, northern england, the north midlands into the afternoon. south—east of our

but up to 50—60 mph potentially across the transpennines and north wales. h here, so it is tempering the feel of the day. temperatures a little bit below average for the time of year. the wind direction switches more to a north—westerly overnight, so it's still carrying in lots of showers. still some of those will be heavy, but what will be noticeable tonight is the loss of the humidity, so it'll be more comfortable for sleeping. so a fresher start to our monday. the low pressure by that stage is pulling away into scandinavia — some very wet and windy weather to come here. and high pressure is starting to build in from the atlantic, so that will tend to dampen down the shower activity. but it'll be a windier day for the northern isles. there'll still be some heavy showers with hail and thunder in northern and eastern areas, but they'll tend to become fewer as the day goes on and less intense with more sunshine coming through, and that's more strong sunshine. so it should, with a little bit more sunshine than today with lighter winds than today on the whole,

it brought some rain to parts of northern england, north wales, northern ireland, too. long way out into the atlantic, and indeed, we've got this bump on the cloud just here. that's known as a wave, and what that will do is it essentially will stop the weather front from moving very far very fast. so, small changes in the forecast as we get on through saturday. it means over the next few hours, we'll continue to see some rain across northern england, north wales, with rather misty conditions over the hills, a lot of low cloud. to the north of this, a few showers in scotland, a few clear spells as well. and to the south of our front, it's a warm night, temperatures around 15 degrees in cardiff and london. now, into saturday itself, this weather front‘s still with us, slow—moving. the rain turns a bit heavier for a time late morning, north wales, northern areas of england. but you can see all the while, the front doesn't really move very far very fast, so still bringing some damp weather to wales, northern england, the north midlands into the afternoon. south—east of our

it brought some rain to parts of northern england, north wales, northern ireland, too.way out into the atlantic, and indeed, we've got this bump on the cloud just here. that's known as a wave, and what that will do is it essentially will stop the weather front from moving very far very fast. so, small changes in the forecast as we get on through saturday. it means over the next few hours, we'll continue to see some rain across northern england, north wales, with rather misty conditions over the hills, a lot of low cloud. to the north of this, a few showers in scotland, a few clear spells as well. and to the south of our front, it's a warm night, temperatures around 15 degrees in cardiff and london. now, into saturday itself, this weather front‘s still with us, slow—moving. the rain turns a bit heavier for a time late morning, north wales, northern areas of england. but you can see all the while, the front doesn't really move very far very fast, so still bringing some damp weather to wales, northern england, the north midlands into the afternoon. south—east of our front,

it brought some rain to parts of northern england, north wales, northern ireland, too.cloud just here. that's known as a wave, and what that will do is it will essentially stop the weather front from moving very far very fast. so, small changes in the forecast as we get on through saturday. it means over the next few hours, we'll continue to see some rain across northern england, north wales, with rather misty conditions over the hills, a lot of low cloud. to the north of this, a few showers in scotland, a few clear spells as well. and to the south of our front, it's a warm night, temperatures around 15 degrees in cardiff and london. now, on to saturday itself, this weather front‘s still with us, slow—moving. the rain turns a bit heavier for a time late morning, north wales, northern areas of england. but you can see all the while, the front doesn't really move very far very fast, so still bringing some damp weather to wales, northern england, the north midlands into the afternoon. south—east of our front, i think the temperatures could well reach the high 20s in the ho

rain at times for north wales, the north midlands and northern england.rnoon and it may well become dry in northern ireland. often cloudy, some sunshine for the far north of scotla nd some sunshine for the far north of scotland and with the sunshine in the south, 25 degrees in london, which will feel quite warm. overnight it stays pretty cloudy with further pulses of rain. turning marquee with mist and fog patches. it will be a mild night. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: questions for the government about russian interference in the uk after a highly critical report says the risk was badly underestimated. ministers says they're looking at new security laws. i do think it's very important that we're all one step ahead of that and that is why, as i say, we will be looking at the activities of hostile states and what additional powers can be granted, and whilst there's work that remains to be done on that, i can confirm that. visiting relatives in care homes in england — the government says it's planning to publish updated guidance this week. preside

we could get an inch or two inches of rain across north wales and north—west england for a time.mented, light and patchy rain moving to the midlands and south—east england. factor in the wind strengths too. gusts close to 30 mild an hour or a0 mild an hour plus in some locations. that is unusual for the end ofjuly and temperatures disappointed. mid, high teens to the north and may be 21 degrees down to the south. moving out of monday into tuesday for a quieter day. sunny spells, few scattered showers but the wind direction so we to a north—westerly. not a particularly warm day, really. i3 not a particularly warm day, really. 13- not a particularly warm day, really. i3 - i6. not a particularly warm day, really. i3 — i6. highs of 21 degrees in the south—east. as we move into wednesday here is that area of high pressure building for a time at least. low pressure is trying to move in. before that we will start to drag up someone from the south so we could come across parts of southern central england see high 20s, maybe 30 degrees. we have not had it so far thisjuly so certainly, a b

particularly across parts of north wales and north west england. north and east on monday. the strongest of the winds on the southern flank of that low as well. we could get an inch or two inches of rain across north wales, north—west england for a time. the rain pushing its way into scotland. somewhat fragmented light and patchy rain moving to the midlands and south—east and you have got that when the wind strengths, too. gusts widely close to 30 mph, may be a0 mild an hour plus in some thatis may be a0 mild an hour plus in some that is unusual, really, for the end ofjuly and that is unusual, really, for the end of july and leaves that is unusual, really, for the end ofjuly and leaves the temperature is disappointing. mid to high teens in the north and may be 21 degrees down to the south. now, moving out of monday into tuesday, a quieter day. sunny spells and a few quieter showers but when direction sweeney ma ntle showers but when direction sweeney mantle north—westerly. not a particularly one day, really, 13—16 for scotland and highest values if

thursday, we start off with rain across southern scotland, northern england, north wales, the north midlandsof thunder, and the showers will be slow—moving as well given that the winds are going to be light. a few sunny spells across northern scotland. this is where the lowest temperatures are, just 12 in aberdeen and stornoway. even further south, those temperatures a little disappointing for earlyjuly. now beyond that, we're looking at the forecast for the end of the week, and we're looking at the next area of low pressure moving in off the atlantic. this one bringing the heaviest rain — and persistent rain at that — across the north—west of the country but it's notjust wet. it's also going to be pretty windy. there may well be some rain for a time across eastern england but that should clear through the morning. the afternoon, probably a rather greater chance of seeing some breaks in the cloud and a few sunny spells across east anglia and south east england. little prospect of that, though, futrher north and west with the rain continuing to pour down. the weekend weather prospects still d

evening and overnight, if anything, the showers will emerge across central parts of england and north walesh a little bit of sunshine. there will still be areas of cloud, and rather like today, in the afternoon, as temperatures rise, we will see some sharp showers, particularly across central and some eastern parts of england. then for the afternoon we have a new weather fronts showing its hand across northern england and scotland in the northern isles, introducing some heavy rain and once again gusty winds, gusting to around 45 mph. temperatures 11 in the north to 22 as we come further south. on friday, as we come further south. on friday, a new area of low pressure comes our way, coming infrom a new area of low pressure comes our way, coming in from the atlantic. it will bring heavy rain, some thicker rain in the atlantic and stronger winds. the cloud building ahead of it, but driest in the south—east. the headlines are next. good morning — welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: a warning that the aviation industry is facing its worst crisis ever as

later in the day, a few of those showers could just push into parts of northern england and north walesand wales, we should have a dry day and with some sunshine, it will be a little bit warmer. so temperatures up to about 23 degrees down towards the south—east. we are typically looking at the mid to high teens going north across the uk. looking towards the latter part of the week and this waving weather front will push its way gradually southwards and eastwards bumping into higher pressure across the near continent. it will be fizzling out that we could still see some epics of rain thursday particularly across western parts of england and wales too. that will be followed by some fresher, brighter conditions of sunshine and scattered showers across parts of scotland, and temperatures will range between about 16—22 degrees on thursday. then things continue on a fairly unsettled and a showery theme as we look through friday and into the weekend for many of us as well. that's it for now. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. hopes

scotla nd the day in northern ireland and scotland trickling southwards into northern england in north walesme sunshine and filling warmer in the sunshine with highs up to 23 but underneath the cloud of rain, 16 to 17 degrees that will feel a bit less special. but there the same area low—pressure is slowly moving its way toward the north sea. many of us will start a for the cloud and rain. through the day, the rain will push out these words and it might well be we have bright or sunny weather to start the southeast and the rain didn't reach... today at six: the long—awaited parliamentary report into allegations of russian intereference in british public life. the threat from russia was not taken seriously by the government or the intelligence services, according to members of the committee. the uk government took its eye off the ball because of its focus on counterterrorism. the government had badly underestimated the response required to the russian threat and is still playing catch up. following numerous suggestions of russian interference in the uk's democratic system, ministers deny they

portions of the uk, sojourning weight quickly in northern ireland, spreading to the north of england, north walesof the day. north of tests, sunshine and showers for scotland, south, it will be cloudy. it will feel more humid in southern areas. for wednesday, human for the weather in the site with mist and health fog patches. the rain will come, initially rain and patchy, turning persistent later on in southern wales and south—west england. the greatest weather we'll be in northern areas, with the risk ofa be in northern areas, with the risk of a few passing showers here. through thursday, what is left of the tropical storm will move its way in. the rain will be much happier on thursday, but there is a lot of uncertainty about weather the rain will be across southern parts of england in the south of wales, or much further north, even affecting parts of scotland. either way, it looks like some parts of the uk on thursday will have some pretty wet weather. this is bbc news, i'm simon mccoy. the headlines: music venues, theatres, galleries and museums are to get one and a half billion pounds — after

but wales, the north of england, you can see, overcast, satellite image here, and the radar superimposedthrough wales into parts of northern england. but also scotland and northern ireland. some sunshine here. looking at the picture, early evening, you might still be out and about, we have showers across scotland, particularly the north—west highlands, some decent weather for northern ireland, north—west highlands, some decent weatherfor northern ireland, around 16 at this stage, nice enough there in the north—east of england, the la ke in the north—east of england, the lake district, lancashire, but wales, north midlands, peak district, into parts of yorkshire, still cloudy with outbreaks of rain. but in the south—east, that a fine, warm weather, around 25 degrees at six or 7pm. this evening, that weather front will move southwards and will turn wet in the south, so in the early hours of the morning, we are expecting some rain in places like cardiff, southampton, london, set norwich in for a bit of rain. mild, 16 degrees, the north of the country overnight with clear skies will turn fai

we will see cloud and rain slowly meandering its way into north of england and north wales.mild, even muggy, in the south—east corner where we'd seen friday's heat. so as we start off our saturday morning then, that cloud and rain slowly pushing its way steadily south—east. again it is going to stay on the breezy side of the north—west driving in some showers. on the breezy side of the north—west so, a day of mixed fortunes really. on the breezy side of the north—west sunny spells and scattered showers for scotland and northern ireland, the rain will push its way slowly southwards. it's not in any rush at all and that means that east anglia, the midlands and down along that channel coast will again see some sunshine and some warmth. perhaps not quite as warm as today but temperatures peaking into the mid—20s. the question mark unfortunately is what's going to happen to the cricket? if you are following the second test, that weather front just sitting around the north—west, so there's likely to be some interruption to play, hopefully slowly improving as we go through the latt

later in the day, a few of those showers could just push into parts of northern england and north walesr south across england and wales, you should have a dry day, and with some sunshine, it will be a little bit warmer. so temperatures up to about 23 degrees down towards the south—east. we're typically looking at the mid—to—high teens further north across the uk. looking towards the latter part of the week, and this waving weather front will push its way gradually southwards and eastwards, bumping into higher pressure across the near continent. it will be fizzling out, but we could still see some outbreaks of rain on thursday, particularly across western parts of england and wales too. that will be followed by some fresher, brighter conditions of sunshine and scattered showers across parts of scotland, and temperatures will range between about 16 to 22 degrees on thursday. then things continue on a fairly unsettled and a showery theme as we look through friday and into the weekend for many of us, as well. that's it for now. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewer

persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells, perhaps north—west walesd some sunshine. so here again, 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. turbulent times for the aviation industry as plane—maker airbus cuts 15,000 jobs. less likes for facebook as more global brandsjoin the ads boycott — we hearfrom one major boss on why his firm backs the move. as hong kong marks 23 years since its handover, the city adopts a controversial new security law imposed by beijing —we'll assess the impact on business. and times up for tiktok in india — we hear how some of the apps 120 million users in the country are reacting to the ban

it is now spreading across northern england, north west midlands, and into western parts of wales. ens, maybe around 21 in eastern scotland with some sunshine. southern england, east anglia will see rain around, heavy bursts for a time, easing into tomorrow morning. a few showers across parts of scotla nd a few showers across parts of scotland but in between most places will be dry, a fair bit of cloud, some clear skies so you may see the comet if you are out at any time tonight. tomorrow, we are almost in between weather systems and that means most will be dry. we will see another one speeding towards northern ireland through the day so a grey and damp day. a few showers in scotland, one or two isolated ones across england and wales, but most will be dry with a fair bit of cloud, the best of the sunshine in north—east england but the breeze across england tomorrow, slightly lighter, and temperatures down to where we normally expect this time of year, most places will stay below 20 celsius, around the mid to high teens but don't forget the sun is every bit as strong and if you are l

this patchy rain mainly running into the hills of north—west england and wales, perhaps heading a littleine here and there, particularly eastern scotland, 19 or 20 celsius should feel quite pleasant, actually. the higher temperatures are towards the south—east of england and east anglia, where we'll start to see a bit of rain towards the end of the afternoon. that, of course, on that weather front there, that will clear away by the time we get to tuesday morning. by which time there'll be another one sliding in from the atlantic, heading towards northern ireland. for most of us, though, in between two weather fronts, it's going to be generally dry. the air is going to be cooler and fresher, mind you, temperatures will be lower. we've got a few showers here and there, probably not very many, mind you. the sunshine may be rather limited, a fair bit of cloud around on tuesday and the cloud thickening to bring some rain and drizzle towards northern ireland, especially later on in the day. and temperatures are back down to where they were at the start of the weekend in scotland, northern irel

this patchy rain mainly running into the hills of north—west england and wales, perhaps heading a littlecelsius should feel quite pleasant, actually. the higher temperatures are towards the south—east of england at east anglia, where we‘ll start to see a bit of rain towards the end of the afternoon. that, of course, on that weather front there, that will clear away by the time we get to tuesday morning. by which time there‘ll be another one sliding in from the atlantic, heading towards northern ireland. for most of us, though, in between two weather fronts, it‘s going to be generally dry. the air is going to be cooler and fresher, mind you, temperatures will be lower. we‘ve got a few showers here and there, probably not very many, mind you. the sunshine maybe rather limited, a fair bit of cloud around on tuesday and the cloud thickening to bring some rain and drizzle towards northern ireland, especially later on in the day. and temperatures are back down to where they were at the start of the weekend in scotland, northern ireland, 16 or 17. high this time of only 20 celsius in the south—

ireland on wednesday morning, further south, gloomy prospects, rain on and off, using a bid for north wales north midlands but there is your next batch, just in time for wednesday evening, working eastwards overnight into thursday. temperatures fairly unremarkable throughout this. thursday perhaps don't drier across england and wales but still the front is here so i anticipate some rain through the course of the day. temperatures will struggle, probably the high teens at best. you will have to wait until friday until eventually we break the chain, high pressure starts to build from the west, that will become increasingly extensive west, that will become increasingly exte ns ive a cross west, that will become increasingly extensive across the uk as we look towards the weekend. friday a little breezy about the next couple of days, showers in the east considerably drierfor days, showers in the east considerably drier for the lion's share of england and wales. some of the showers in scotland could be heavier. temperatures left, we could get into the low 20s for the south of the uk, we see thing

later in the day, a few of those showers could just push into parts of northern england and north walesh some sunshine, it will be a little bit warmer. so temperatures up to about 23 degrees down towards the south—east. we're typically looking at the mid to high teens further north across the uk. looking towards the latter part of the week, and this waving weather front will push its way gradually southwards and eastwards, bumping into higher pressure across the near continent. it will be fizzling out, but we could still see some outbreaks of rain thursday particularly across western parts of england and wales too. they'll be followed by some fresher, brighter conditions of sunshine and scattered showers across parts of scotland, and temperatures will range between about 16—22 degrees on thursday. then things continue on a fairly unsettled and a showery theme as we look through friday and into the weekend for many of us, as well. that's it for now. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: hopes grow for a covid—19 vaccine after every volunteer involved in a trial

wales. unlikely to reach the southeast of england until the evening. to the northo some sunshine. a few showers in the northwest. into the southeast of england, again, the highest temperature is 23 or 2a degrees here. some rain, though, likely overnight. maybe a bit of rain left to clear away in the far southeast on sunday. once that goes, it's sunny spells across the board. there will be a few showers, again, particularly for western parts of scotland, but we're into cooler and fresher for all areas — with a top temperature into the low 20s. $:/endfeed. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. leading the way — china's economy returns to growth, and stronger than expected, as it emerges from lockdown on a wave of economic stimulus plus — a "tough day for us at twitter" says the boss — after high profile accounts are hijacked in a cybersecurity disaster for the firm. we start in china — because the world's number—two economy has bounced back. gdp has returned to growth after it shrank for the first time in decades amid

much of that night dry although some outbreaks of rain de—pushing towards northern england and north walesmperatures. last night, for example, parts of wales drop down tojust one celsius. tomorrow a much cloudier day across the uk. northern ireland and scotland seeing some patchy rain around around in the morning. for many of us, though, dry into the afternoon, some sunny spells around, cloud... outbreaks of rain across england and wales, not much across south—east england at all, late afternoon and into the evening still 23 celsius but elsewhere it is not cold but we're talking high teens or 20 degrees and it will be a breezier day tomorrow. that would have won with cloud and patchy rain continues across south—east england overnight and into tuesday, may still have an area of cloud and some patchy rain first thing before that pulls away, what we are left behind that is quite a bit of cloud, some sunny spells coming through on tuesday, and a few showers around, perhaps another weather front approaching northern ireland, and each i was turning into another any showers turning into another s

—west of england and north—west walese south, my ways, even warmer than today, 25 possibly 26. brighter and fresher further north, eventually getting into the greater part of scotland. quite breezy close to the low pressure in the north—west. this is as far ahead of saturday. the same front has only "5? it halfway same front has only made it halfway down the british islands and wales, the north west of england, quite a jump the north west of england, quite a jump start. after a bright start in the south, more hazy, temperatures pushing towards 23 or 2a and it is behind that with a feature that we get the brighter conditions, temperatures in the teens, some showers into the north—west of scotla nd showers into the north—west of scotland and quite blustery here. as far ahead as sunday morning, we push the milder and that frontal system away from east anglia and the south east, brighter skies follow behind and quitea east, brighter skies follow behind and quite a dry day in prospect out and quite a dry day in prospect out an

southwards, it may get stuck throughout friday and northern ireland, the north of england and perhaps north walessome sunshine coming through, much of scotla nd sunshine coming through, much of scotland it is cooler and fresher so temperature it will bea fresher so temperature it will be a bit lower on friday, but towards england and wales, especially in the south—east, it is around 2526 when the london area. that whether front still on the scene on friday and still moving very slowly southwards on saturday, it is slowing down quite a bit, eventually we will find this cooler and fresher air following in its wake. we have got some cloud and rain moving further south in england and wales and it is unlikely to reach the south—east of england until evening, to the north in northern most parts of england and scotland we are into some sunshine, a few showers in the north—west. in the south—east of england, the highest average is 23 or 24 degrees. some rain now likely overnight, some i left a clear way the four south—east and once that goes, it is sunny spells across the board, there will be a few showe

temperature wise, well, we're looking at highs around 16—17 across the north, england and wales up to of low pressure begins to flex its muscles and by sunday morning, we're looking at a swathe of strong winds. the winds will be strongest quite early on sunday morning, working way across the north. so especially for scotland but also getting very blustery over northern england on and to the east of the pennines. gusts of wind could reach 50 or 60 mph. if this low pressure deepens and the winds could be stronger than this, mind you. but either way, winds this strong are capable of bringing down a few trees and certainly causing some transport disruption. it's guaranteed that we'll have some speed limits, for example. on the bridges and the ferries could be affected. even as the rain and winds begin to ebb away, we're looking at blustery showers following in to the northwest as we head through sunday afternoon. but nowhere‘s really immune from seeing the odd afternoon downpour on sunday. beyond that, well, it stays unsettled. we're looking at further showers around at times, particularl

later in the day, a few of those showers could just push into parts of northern england and north walesnd with some sunshine, it will be a little bit warmer. so temperatures up to about 23 degrees down towards the south—east. we're typically looking at the mid to high teens further north across the uk. looking towards the latter part of the week, and this waving weather front will push its way gradually southwards and eastwards, bumping into higher pressure across the near continent. it will be fizzling out, but we could still see some outbreaks of rain thursday particularly across western parts of england and wales too. they'll be followed by some fresher, brighter conditions of sunshine and scattered showers across parts of scotland, and temperatures will range between about 16—22 degrees on thursday. then things continue onafairly unsettled and a showery theme as we look through friday and into the weekend for many of us, as well. that's it for now. bye— bye. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm mike embley hopes grow for a covid

this patchy rain mainly running into the hills of north—west england and wales, perhaps heading a little air stream, some showers around too, but some sunshine here and there, particularly eastern scotland, 19 or 20 celsius should feel quite pleasant, actually. the higher temperatures are towards the south—east of england and east anglia, where we'll start to see a bit of rain towards the end of the afternoon. that, of course, on that weather front there, that will clear away by the time we get to tuesday morning. by which time there'll be another one sliding in from the atlantic, heading towards northern ireland. for most of us, though, in between two weather fronts, it's going to be generally dry. the air is going to be cooler and fresher, mind you, temperatures will be lower. we've got a few showers here and there, probably not very many, mind you. the sunshine may be rather limited, a fair bit of cloud around on tuesday and the cloud thickening to bring some rain and drizzle towards northern ireland, especially later on in the day. and temperatures are back down to where they were at

this patchy rain mainly running into the hills of north—west england and wales, perhaps heading a littlere, particularly eastern scotland, 19 or 20 celsius should feel quite pleasant, actually. the higher temperatures are towards the south—east of england and east anglia, where we'll start to see a bit of rain towards the end of the afternoon. that, of course, on that weather front there, that will clear away by the time we get to tuesday morning. by which time there'll be another one sliding in from the atlantic, heading towards northern ireland. for most of us, though, in between two weather fronts, it's going to be generally dry. the air is going to be cooler and fresher, mind you, temperatures will be lower. we've got a few showers here and there, probably not very many, mind you. the sunshine may be rather limited, a fair bit of cloud around on tuesday and the cloud thickening to bring some rain and drizzle towards northern ireland, especially later on in the day. and temperatures are back down to where they were at the start of the weekend in scotland, northern ireland, 16 or 17. h

later in the day, a few of those showers could just push into parts of northern england and north waleshave a dry day and with some sunshine, it will be a little bit warmer. so temperatures up to about 23 degrees down towards the south—east. we're typically looking at the mid—to—high teens further north across the uk. looking towards the latter part of the week, and this waving weather front will push its way gradually southwards and eastwards, bumping into higher pressure across the near continent. it will be fizzling out, but we could still see some outbreaks of rain on thursday, particularly across western parts of england and wales too. that will be followed by some fresher, brighter conditions of sunshine and scattered showers across parts of scotland, and temperatures will range between about 16—22 degrees on thursday. then things continue on a fairly unsettled and a showery theme as we look through friday and into the weekend for many of us, as well. that's it for now. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the wor

temperatures will still hover around the mid 20s, but wales, the north of england, you can see overcastsuperimposed and you can see the outbreaks of rain there moving through wales into parts of northern england, but also scotland and northern ireland, some sunshine here. let's have a look at the picture, then, early evening when you might still be out and about. so we have got showers across scotland here, particularly around the north west highlands. some decent weather for northern ireland, around 16 degrees at this stage and nice enough there in the north—east of england, the lake district, lancashire, but wales, north midlands, peak district into parts of yorkshire, still cloudy with outbreaks of rain, but in the south—east we have got that fine, warm weather around 25 degrees at 6 or 7pm. this evening that weather front, and it is a weather front, will move southwards and it is going to turn wet in the south. so for the early hours of the morning, we are expecting some rain in places like cardiff, southampton, london, certainly norwich in for a bit of rain, mild here, 16 degrees.