it could ryan reynolds be about to swap the bright lights of hollywood for the floodlights of north wales supporters who have not revealed they are in £2 million takeover talks with ryan reynolds and another hollywood actor, rob mcelhenney, as plotlines go, it takes some believing. of course, for us, receiving contact from hollywood a—list stars, of course it's a surreal experience. but, i have had several conversations with both rob and ryan and they seem very down—to—earth, serious and confident people with lots of energy, so hopefully, we will hear more from them. for a club which almost went out of business in 2004, it's a remarkable development. fans are now set to hear ryan reynolds's plans at a special meeting, but he confirmed his interest on twitter. back in 2012, two fans had joked about him coming to wrexham. last night, he replied, yep. you never know. so, what would it mean for one of those fans to actually meet him? i would probablyjust stand there in silence, i'm a huge fan. i wouldn't know what to say, to be honest. it'sjust such an incredible story. you read about these t

for scotland and northern ireland to end the day, running in the parts of northern england and north walessius as we start the day tomorrow. this is a cold front, this area of cloud and rain weakening all the while as it moves further south during the day, not a whole lot of rain left on it. won't clear from the south of england until right at the end of the afternoon. but behind it, you've got the sunshine — and it is a cold front, so behind it, you get the cooler, fresher air moving in with a few blustery showers moving through northern scotland. now the wind just tilting around for a west—northwesterly out of the south—west today. and that is that fresh air moving in. but where we see temperatures today into the low 20s, they'll be down towards the mid—to—high teens. so still very pleasant where you get that sunshine through the afternoon, but bear in mind with largely clear skies that's been going through wednesday evening, it will be a much cooler night into thursday morning, with temperatures quite widely into the single figures. with an area of high pressure nosing in for thursday,

you can see this removing in scotland, northern ireland, the lake district, the north west, north walesay with temperatures getting up to 21. for tuesday and the middle of the week, high—pressure to the south and this current of warm and humid air. it will feel muggy and murky, particularly in western areas. we will get drizzle and light rain around the western coasts. in the east, in this situation the clouds often east, in this situation the clouds ofte n b rea k east, in this situation the clouds often break up. if they do, sunny spells can develop with temperatures up spells can develop with temperatures up to 25 degrees. by the end of the week, by thursday, fresher air will come in from the north. there will bea come in from the north. there will be a temperature dip towards thursday, back into the teens, but on the whole, apart from a fair bit of and on the whole, apart from a fair bit ofand a on the whole, apart from a fair bit of and a spell of rain on monday, the weather isn't looking too bad for most of us. i buy. good afternoon. one person has died and seven people have been

are differences and people have gotten very used to the devolved differences, but for places like north walesin the northwest of england, but much of what working wales in may go on to go to places where they too will be affected from tourist operators who are losing bookings already because they're concerned are losing bookings already because they‘ re concerned about are losing bookings already because they're concerned about what they can go that's a six p:m., no one could come into this counties for a holiday. it doesn't count as a valid reason. looking elsewhere, what his complaints been like within wales? have been in local like them for two weeks or so. there is an element of policing, not so much border patrol by the police to have the power to question people as to whether or not they should be going over county lines in terms of people meeting indoors. it is much harder to grasp. he andi indoors. it is much harder to grasp. he and i carrying too many reports of police being called in the house parties but it does feel like in wales, it is a case of who, it's a matter of five or six

patch images working into northern england, north wales in the northern england, north wales in the northte and tomorrow morning's commute and tomorrow morning's commute and tomorrow morning it looks like another mild start, a little fresher in the north with temperatures dropping back to single figures in a couple of spots. there will be wet and windy weather to come later this week in scotland and maybe northern ireland the further south you are the more likely you are to stay dry but the temperatures will drop a little bit relative to today. more detailsjust little bit relative to today. more details just before 7a5 —— 6a5. it is louise's birthday today quite an important announcement. happy birthday! i hope to get some sunshine for you. dan only found out because my good friend sent me a message! that is how i found out as well. i am sure i put it in my phone a few years ago but sally...” well. i am sure i put it in my phone a few years ago but sally... i found out my true friends. sally sent me an emergency text asking me if it was louise's birthday. i brought a gift for you. which y

for scotland and northern ireland to end the day, running in the parts of northern england and north walesud, and mild, muggy air with some spots around 15—16 celsius as we start the day tomorrow. this is a cold front, this area of cloud and rain weakening all the while as it moves further south during the day, not a whole lot of rain left on it. won't clear from the south of england until right at the end of the afternoon. but behind it, you've got the sunshine — and it is a cold front, so behind it, you get the cooler, fresher air moving in with a few blustery showers moving through northern scotland. now the wind just tilting around for a west—northwesterly out of the south—west today. and that is that fresh air moving in. but where we see temperatures today into the low 20s, they'll be down towards the mid—to—high teens. so still very pleasant where you get that sunshine through the afternoon, but bear in mind with largely clear skies that's been going through wednesday evening, it will be a much cooler night into thursday morning, with temperatures quite widely into the single figures

and coming up — a lucky escape for this dog after it chased seagulls into the sea in north wales.r from andy murray ahead of his return to grand slam tennis at the us open this afternoon. first it was free school meal vouchers during the summer holidays, and now the england footballer marcus rashford has a new goal. he's formed a task force with charities and supermarkets to try to end child food poverty in the uk. the manchester united striker has written a letter to the prime minister, outlining the extra help he says some families still need. he's been speaking exclusively to sally nugent. go on, get it. 0h! for the footballer marcus rashford, this is a deeply personal project. i am a single parent. yeah. itjust helped him so much with getting food for himself. thank you. it's no problem. no problem. i thinkjust to see the smiles on their faces and to see how much it has helped them made me happy to see that, actually with my own eyes. it's a stigma. they look at it as, well, who goes to these places, food banks? they look down on it, but with you speaking about it and saying y

heavy one producing some rumbles of thunder, quite a brisk north—westerly wind with gusts of about a0 mph. further south across england and walesures in the warmest spot, up to 20 today. this evening and overnight, cloud and patchy rain clearing from southern england, clearer skies for most places but we will see some showers continuing to feed in from the north—west. temperatures overnight down to about 8-11 temperatures overnight down to about 8—11 as we start saturday morning. saturday's whether dominated by the fa ct we saturday's whether dominated by the fact we have got high pressure close to the azores moving towards the uk but low pressure sitting towards the north—east, and that combination will be drawing in a north—westerly wind so quite a cool air mass heading from the north—west as we go through saturday and into sunday. sunshine and showers through the course of the weekend, a cooler and sheffield and we have seen recently. most of the showers on saturday will be across parts of scotland and northern ireland, especially for parts of northern scotland, south—west scotland and northern ireland but in central scotlan

ahat is left of the rain is across northern england and north wales. move southwards and most of it peters out. to the north of that, clearer skies, all of these blustery showers blown into scotland and northern ireland, where it will be cooler than it was last night, but still fairly mild across england and wales where we have the area of cloud. as we head into this weekend, though, most of the cloud is coming to scotland and northern ireland. wet for a while, although the weather should improve over sunday. england and wales, dry weather, spells of sunshine, it will warm up as well. this is the bigger picture for saturday and that is all that's left of that weak weather front. maybe a few drizzly showers to begin with, and a fair bit of sunshine following into many parts of the country. showers for northern parts of northern ireland, into scotland, increasing amounts of cloud and the breeze freshening again later on in the day and temperatures tomorrow similar to today, and pleasant in the sunshine. but wetter weather arrives across northern ireland a

wales and may be south—west england later on. elsewhere, mainly dry, every book loud and clear spells, 7—11 c but it could get down to three or four in parts of northure which will continue to generate showers. at this time most frequent across england and wales and it should be a drier day across scotla nd should be a drier day across scotland and northern ireland with the winds eating for many. when we get the showers, they could be heavy and potentially beat thundery and with the morning, focused in northern england, for a time in wales where they could give more rain but sliding south and east. meanwhile, mainly dry in scotland and northern ireland and northern england in the afternoon as the showers move southwards. temperatures are up on today, as high as 19 or 20 in central and southern england, still in the mid teens in northern scotland. tomorrow evening, cloud and rain moving into the western isles and northern ireland, a few showers clearing away from south—east england. going into monday, high pressure builds in the southern half of the uk but is this low pressure to the north will bring further spells of rain in scotland and northern i

north. now, through saturday night, it looks like a weather front will move into western areas to bring more prolonged showery rains through northern ireland and across the irish sea into wales odd shower elsewhere too, probably driest and clearest across south—east england and north—east scotland. but it's going to be another quite cool night. now, as we head on into sunday, you will see fewer isobars on the chart, so less windy, but we have had this weather front which would've been moving across the irish sea then pushing into england and wales during the course of sunday. that's going to enhance the shower activity for england and wales. there could be the odd heavy, maybe even thundery one. fewer showers for scotland and northern ireland, and more sunshine here. because the winds will be lighter, it might feel a degree or so warmer, a high of 19 degrees in the south—east. then, as we head on into next week monday, we see a new area of low pressure skirting to the north of the uk. that's going to bring some wet and windy weather to many northern parts of the uk. some of that rain getting into northern and western england and wales through the day, but not really reaching

rain moves across north—west england, north—west wales, it could be dampfor england, north—west walesstays dry with occasional brighter spells. next week, weatherfronts across the uk, always quite weak fears, bringing cloud and the threat ofa fears, bringing cloud and the threat of a little bit of rain at times. little in the way of big changes next week. often cloudy, a little bit of rain for some others, and some bright spells. this is bbc news. the headlines... confusion over quarantine — holidaymakers are angry and frustrated as scotand and wales impose new restrictions, while there‘s no change in england and northern ireland. obviously, not very happy. we feel as though we‘ve lost two days of our holiday. it‘s cost us an arm and a leg. people in leeds are being warned to follow coronavirus guidelines or face new restrictions. claims of a looming crisis in britain‘s supply chains and possible shortages when the brexit transition ends. construction gets underway on the high—speed railway from london to birmingham and beyond — the biggest single infrastructure project in europe. it‘

its way south and eastwards, cloud toppling in ahead of that across parts of northern england and north walesures. but where we've got some clearer skies, more like 8—9 celsius. so, a wet blustery start to the new week across the north of the uk. it should be drier and increasingly warm and humid further south. bye— bye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. in the uk, a warning that the country is at "a critical moment" in the pandemic as students prepare to return to universities. a flare—up of covid cases in france as rates of infection are now higher than at the height of the pandemic in march. a senior belarussian opposition activist takes refuge in poland, saying she's been forced to choose between jail and exile. 80 arrests are made as the uk prime minister condemns the actions of environmental activists who've targeted the media over the reporting of climate change.

some of that rain feeding in towards parts of northern england, perhaps north wales, but this weather, weakening all the while, barely any rain associated with that. high pressure trying to build in behind, but, very briefly, even so, there's quite a bit of fine weather around on saturday for england and wales, perhaps staying that way into northern ireland, though there may be some rain heading in later. but more particularly another dose of quite heavy rain arriving in towards particularly north—west scotland on saturday, again with fairly brisk winds as well. some potentialfor quite hefty rain totals to come through parts of the north and north—west of scotland into the weekend as this weather front hangs around here, whereas the further south you are, under the influence of high pressure, so it's likely to be a sunnier picture here. now some sunny spells too into northern ireland, still some rain into northern parts of scotland. now the temperatures by sunday — you may have noticed the wind arrows just starting to come up from the south. look how many of us are round about 20 or i

that's been bringing some rain down across scotland, northern ireland into parts of england and north walest that weather front is moving into higher pressure so, it is weakening and the rain is becoming lighter it is weakening and the rain is becoming lighter and more patchy — narrower line of rain moving further south overnight. behind it to the north, clearer skies. quite a few blustery showers coming into ireland and scotland but a cooler night for northern parts the uk. milder further south, double figures especially where we keep that cloud around. but as we head into the weekend, most of the cloud will be again for scotland and northern ireland. a lot of the rain will actually be on saturday night and it should improve during sunday. further south across england and wales, mainly dry this weekend. warm sunshine as well, and those temperatures will be rising, too. and we start with a fair bit of sunshine on saturday. there's that band of cloud producing one or two showers loitering down towards the south—east corner of england. sunnier skies, scattered showers across scotland, norther

, as well, some of this quite heavy across the north midlands, walesquarter until quite later in the day, if at all. not too much in the way of breeze here, but it really will be a windy day across the greater part of scotland, particularly in the northwest. bit of brightness up in the north—east of scotland, 16 — you might make 20 further south, where it stays that bit drier. those same weather fronts for the most part get through the northern parts. but in the south, that front becomes aligned with the isobars, so there's no great drive to get that front away from the southern counties of both england and wales. brighter skies follow on behind, but the cloud and a bit of breeze and the odd spot of rain could linger across the south, but it won't stop the temperatures getting up to around 21 or 22. further north, a slightly cooler feel, but not cold by any means at all. thursday's still a windy old do, across the north—western corner of scotland. this comes back with renewed vigour into the south—western quarter. it may well be that we see some really

straight to our weather watchers under view from north wales. is texture in the cloud in north—east scotland and there may be sunny spells as we go through the afternoon but take a look at the satellite picture. hard pressed to find the land underneath the cloud. cloud increasing, we may well be about to see some rain. the cloud is down to low pressure in ice land and these weather front moving south across the uk. it is rain for parts of scotland, wales, the western side of scotland, wales, the western side of england and northern ireland. for eastern england, you have seen rain so eastern england, you have seen rain so far today. drier and brighter this afternoon, and if you get sunny spells in north—east scotland you could well be the warmest place in the uk today at around 21 degrees. into tonight we keep a lot of cloud around and still some occasional, mostly light rain for wales and the western side of england with mist and fog in the hills here. some clear spells developing in scotland, but what you will notice most tonight if you are out

and longer spells of rain pushing into northern ireland, southwest scotland and across england in north wales degrees here. mid teens in the north and west. this feature will spread across the irish sea, bringing patchy rain. isobars on the chart for sunday, so lighter winds but it looks like most of the showers on sunday will be across england and wales. i have he went around, if you're showers for scotla nd around, if you're showers for scotland and northern ireland. —— heavy rain around. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a minute's silence in beirut for the victims of the massive explosion, as rescuers search the rubble for a possible survivor, one month after the blast. controversial former australian prime minister tony abbott is appointed as a trade adviser to the uk — despite critics describing him as a homophobe, misoygynist, and climate change denier. i don't agree with those sentiments at all, but i don't agree with everybody who serves the government in an unpaid capacity on hundreds of boards across the country. and i can't be

ahead of that a lot of cloud spilling into southern scotland, northern england and north wales.in temperatures will easily stay in double figures but while we have clear skies, particularly further south, still in single figures and we start the new week with a north—south split. so wetter and windy to the north the uk, drier and increasingly warm and humid for the south. on monday, rain already across northern ireland and scotland will sink its way slowly south eastwards, tending to fizzle out as it does so but likely some rain into northern england, parts of wales, south—west england, drier further south and east you are but with increasing cloud and perhaps some gusty winds for a time across the north of england, into scotland and northern ireland but despite the breeze, the cloud and the rain, temperatures will still be in the high teens across the north of the uk and perhaps up to 20 or 21 celsius further south and east, and we hold onto that plume of warmth as we head through tuesday and for some, on wednesday although the temperatures start to come down across the north o

northern ireland and scotland on monday, some of the rain moving into parts of northern england and north walesthrough the day. the winds are fairly light for many but quite gusty in scotland and northern ireland, particularly in the morning so ireland, particularly in the morning $03 ireland, particularly in the morning so a fairly blustery feeling to stop the new week combined with the rain. but temperatures are rising, importing some warmer air and we could reach 21 celsius in south—east england and even with the cloud and rain, still in the high teens in scotla nd rain, still in the high teens in scotland and northern ireland and that will continue as we head through tuesday, wednesday and even into thursday with warmer air flooding across the uk. it will turn a bit cooler by the end of the week across scotland and northern ireland but elsewhere in england and wales, when the rain clears on monday, not much rain to speak off through the week ahead. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm: a warning that the country is at a critical moment in the coronavirus pandemic, as th

we could see an area of more cloud and longer spells of rain pushing to north—west england and north wales the midlands. best of the sunshine in the south—east, 18 degrees here, otherwise, mid—teens over the north and west. through saturday night this feature will spread across the irish sea, bringing patchy rain stop if you itemise on the charts for sunday so lighter winds but it looks like most of the showers on sunday will be across england and wales, the heavier one around. view of the showers for northern wales, sunshine here, and because the winds will be lighter, it might feel a touch warmer on sunday afternoon. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm james reynolds. as india hits 4 million coronavirus cases, experts warn the pandemic could spiral out of control. even with the low death rate, if the virus continues to spread, but still means hundreds of thousands of indian lives are at risk. lebanon marks a month since the explosion that destroyed large parts of beirut killing nearly 200 people. the former australian prime minister,

, as well, some of this quite heavy across the north midlands, walesn into that far south—eastern quarter until quite later in the day, if at all. not too much in the way of breeze here, but it really will be a windy day across the greater part of scotland, particularly in the northwest. bit of brightness up in the north—east of scotland, 16 — you might make 20 further south, where it stays that bit drier. those same weather fronts for the most part get through the northern parts. but in the south, that front becomes aligned with the isobars, so there's no great drive to get that front away from the southern counties of both england and wales. brighter skies follow on behind, but the cloud and a bit of breeze and the odd spot of rain could linger across the south, but it won't stop the temperatures getting up to around 21 or 22. further north, a slightly cooler feel, but not cold by any means at all. thursday's still a windy old do, across the north—western corner of scotland. this comes back with renewed vigour into the south—western quarter. it may w

that rain, heading into northern england and north wales. into scotland and northern ireland. northern parts, coolerthan it was last night. still on the mild side. not much rain left on the ground of cloud as we head into saturday. soon moving away. a fair bit of sunshine moving into england and wales. some sunshine and showers for scotland and northern ireland, before the cloud increases later. temperatures tomorrow, making 15 in the central belt. maybe 22 in the south east of england. some rain overnight for scotland and northern ireland. threatening some flooding. elsewhere, much more sunshine on sunday. that will give the temperature is a boost, particularly in england and wales. mid 20s in the east. this is bbc news. the headlines... tougher lockdown restrictions for more areas of england — from 15th september, no inter—household contact will be allowed in birmingham, sandwell and solihull. the reproduction number of coronavirus transmission across the uk has risen above1 indicating a faster spread of the disease. the government announce

be rain for scotland and northern ireland for a time, pushing into parts of northern england and north walesere's cloud around, seeing those temperatures holding up around 16 celsius in some spots. into tomorrow, this area of cloud, not a huge amount of rain left with it, will continue moving south through england and wales. not clearing southernmost areas until late in the afternoon. whereas behind that, good sunny spells around, a few showers running through northern scotland, just tilting around a bit more to the west—northwesterly after the southwesterly we've seen today. and that does bring that cooler, fresher air in. so we will see temperatures for the most part in the mid to high teens. and a much cooler night to come tomorrow night. that's your latest forecast. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the uk has revealed more of its brexit strategy. this does break international law in a very specific and limited way. we'll work through the ramifications of the uk government admitting it may break international law. belarus president alexander lukashenko hints at an early elec

north wales as the night goes on. south of that is where temperatures are the highest tonight and another quite warm and muggy night to come. tomorrow if you're looking for rain, not much left on the weather front as it works further south through england and wales are not clearing southernmost areas until late in the day. it does brighten up and for much of the day for northern england, northern ireland and scotla nd england, northern ireland and scotland it is dry with sunny spells and a few blustery showers in northern scotland. the cooler and fresher air behind the weather front brings temperatures into the mid and high teens range for most of us into the afternoon, and bear in mind tomorrow evening and night with clear spells it will be much cooler than the past few nights we have had. there is a ridge of high pressure a cross had. there is a ridge of high pressure across the sport thursday with sunshine to start, some cloud building and is another atlantic weather system gets closer chance of patchy rain in nort

the rain most substantial to the west of the pennines and eventually towards north wales to end the dayigher temperatures. and for northern england, northern ireland, and scotland, some wind gusts around 45 mph or so. a very narrow area of rain pushing further south through wales and england overnight and into saturday. a few showers for northern ireland, further blustery showers for northern and western scotland, and a cooler night in eastern scotland. for saturday, some cloud and a few showers in southern england. further blustery showers in scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, mainly dry with some sunny spells. it will turn much wetter particularly across western scotland overnight and into sunday. warmer elsewhere on sunday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. at least seven people are dead after a hundred wildfires rip through the us west coast. we report from one fire ground. record high temperatures last weekend led to this series of fires on the outskirts of los angeles. they've already burned more than 20,000 acres of land

wales. there will be more cloud threatening rain in the north—west of scotla nd threatening rain in the north—westps northern ireland, not quite as warm here, but still very warm across england and wales, temperatures widely into the mid 20s across east anglia and the south—east and we could be close to 30 on monday, which is quite unusual for september. thank you, darren. tougher lockdown restrictions are expected to be announced in birmingham because of a jump in coronavirus cases. in the last three minutes we have learned that the reproduction or letter a re learned that the reproduction or letter are number of coronavirus transmission across the uk has risen above one. it is goodbye from me, we 110w above one. it is goodbye from me, we nowjoin the new schemes where you are. the latest sports news. england have taken an early wicket in the first one dayer against australia at old trafford. having been put into bat — the aussies, who are without steve smith because he took a knock to the head in training yesterday have lost david warner, bowled by jofra archer. australia currently 31—1 in the ei

eventually the rain arrives in the north of england and north wales.ewhere dry with sunshine, temperatures similar to today. we get blustery, heavy showers in northern scotland where the winds could be touching gale force on friday. elsewhere we still have showers across scotland, but although they get swamped by thickening cloud, rain coming in from the atlantic and rains picking in as well. saturday should be dry, temperatures getting up to 21 celsius. it is likely to get warmer as we head into sunday. saturday night we have wet and windy weather. scotla nd night we have wet and windy weather. scotland and northern ireland, still with that around on sunday. elsewhere we get the sunshine coming through, the wind is a bit lighter on sunday, temperatures responding to the sun as well. we could be looking at mid 20s across eastern parts of england. early next week we have the weather front flirting with the far north—west with a big area of high pressure across continental europe, and we will tap into some of that heat. briefly early next week we could s

, as well, some of this quite heavy across the north midlands, walesth—eastern quarter until quite later in the day, if at all. not too much in the way of breeze here, but it really will be a windy day across the greater part of scotland, particularly in the northwest. bit of brightness up in the north—east of scotland, 16 — you might make 20 further south, where it stays that bit drier. those same weather fronts for the most part get through the northern parts. but in the south, that front becomes aligned with the isobars, so there's no great drive to get that front away from the southern counties of both england and wales. brighter skies follow on behind, but the cloud and a bit of breeze and the odd spot of rain could linger across the south, but it won't stop the temperatures getting up to around 21 or 22. further north, a slightly cooler feel, but not cold by any means at all. thursday's still a windy old do, across the north—western corner of scotland. this comes back with renewed vigour into the south—western quarter. it may well be that we see

, as well, some of this quite heavy across the north midlands, walesto that far south—eastern quarter until quite later in the day, if at all. not too much in the way of breeze here, but it really will be a windy day across the greater part of scotland, particularly in the northwest. bit of brightness up in the north—east of scotland, 16 — you might make 20 further south, where it stays that bit drier. those same weather fronts for the most part get through the northern parts. but in the south, that front becomes aligned with the isobars, so there's no great drive to get that front away from the southern counties of both england and wales. brighter skies follow on behind, but the cloud and a bit of breeze and the odd spot of rain could linger across the south, but it won't stop the temperatures getting up to around 21 or 22. further north, a slightly cooler feel, but not cold by any means at all. thursday's still a windy old do, across the north—western corner of scotland. this comes back with renewed vigour into the south—western quarter. it may well

, as well, some of this quite heavy across the north midlands, walesuth—eastern quarter until quite later in the day, if at all. not too much in the way of breeze here, but it really will be a windy day across the greater part of scotland, particularly in the northwest. bit of brightness up in the north—east of scotland, 16 — you might make 20 further south, where it stays that bit drier. those same weather fronts for the most part get through the northern parts. but in the south, that front becomes aligned with the isobars, so there's no great drive to get that front away from the southern counties of both england and wales. brighter skies follow on behind, but the cloud and a bit of breeze and the odd spot of rain could linger across the south, but it won't stop the temperatures getting up to around 21 or 22. further north, a slightly cooler feel, but not cold by any means at all. thursday's still a windy old do, across the north—western corner of scotland. this comes back with renewed vigour into the south—western quarter. it may well be that we see

, as well, some of this quite heavy across the north midlands, walesarter until quite later in the day, if at all. not too much in the way of breeze here, but it really will be a windy day across the greater part of scotland, particularly in the northwest. bit of brightness up in the north—east of scotland, 16 — you might make 20 further south, where it stays that bit drier. those same weather fronts for the most part get through the northern parts. but in the south, that front becomes aligned with the isobars, so there's no great drive to get that front away from the southern counties of both england and wales. brighter skies follow on behind, but the cloud and a bit of breeze and the odd spot of rain could linger across the south, but it won't stop the temperatures getting up to around 21 or 22. further north, a slightly cooler feel, but not cold by any means at all. thursday's still a windy old do, across the north—western corner of scotland. this comes back with renewed vigour into the south—western quarter. it may well be that we see some really q

and it turns drier and more parts will clear us guys around across parts of northern ireland and north walesh of frost to take us into tomorrow morning. so the picture for thursday morning to come a lot more in the way of saying turn around and the exception being the northern half of scotland. good to see a bit more client for a time, some rain along the far eastern coast, a few showers crop up across england, southern scotland and northern ireland and the bulk of the showers wales in the southwest as we go into the afternoon and some of those heavy and that every and many of you will spend the bulk if not all they dry and although a little bit fresher than we thought through today in temperatures in the mid teens. and to thursday, they showers keep pushing northwards. then we got to the south. all governed by what is happening with the jet stream at the moment piling across the atla ntic the moment piling across the atlantic and dipping down to the south of the uk and within that depth low pressure will get stuck in with us for a few days and that interacts with the jet stream will govern

there are some showers in northern and western england and the north of wales. monetary of them could turn happy with the rumble of thunder in the midlands and eastern england later. for most of us, temperatures are higher than yesterday, because of extra sunshine but also the lighter winds. 0vernight, under the extra sunshine but also the lighter winds. 0vernight, underthe clear skies on the site, it will turn chilly, with possibly some morning fog for the commute. for many further north and west, the wind is pushing in thicker cloud and rain. tomorrow, for many parts of the north it will be damp and breezy. further south, some brighter weather and fewer showers. gradually through the day, the cloud will thicken and put across the roc into wales, northern and western england, continuing that persistent rain in scotla nd continuing that persistent rain in scotland and northern ireland. it does is later in today. we keep the sunshine, even a hazy sunshine, it will be worn. again, we could see temperatures into the low 20s. there will be low cloud tomorrow night.

some also for north—west england into north wales as well. england and wales, you are more likely to stay dry with some long spells of sunshine through the day, dodging those showers. temperatures about 14 to 19 degrees. so a touch lower than recent days, but not feeling too bad in the sunshine. the winds easing through the weekend, too. there will be a spell of more persistent rain for a time this evening in northern ireland into parts of south—west scotland too. then overnight the cloud drifts its way eastwards and patchy light rain moves across much of the uk. but there will be some clearer spells, particularly for the south—east of england and northern scotland, where temperatures will fall to mid single figures. through the day tomorrow, we have got this feature here that will pep up those showers, moving south eastwards across england and wales. so that is where we will have the bulk of the showers tomorrow. whereas scotland and northern ireland will see a drier day, with more sunshine, lighter winds than we are seeing out there today. s

north. now, through saturday night, it looks like a weather front will move into western areas to bring more prolonged showery rains through northern ireland and across the irish sea into walesprobably driest and clearest across south—east england and north—east scotland. but it's going to be another quite cool night. now, as we head on into sunday, you will see fewer isobars on the chart, so less windy, but we have had this weather front which would've been moving across the irish sea then pushing into england and wales during the course of sunday. that's going to enhance the shower activity for england and wales. there could be the odd heavy, maybe even thundery one. fewer showers for scotland and northern ireland, and more sunshine here. because the winds will be lighter, it might feel a degree or so warmer, a high of 19 degrees in the south—east. then, as we head on into next week monday, we see a new area

scotla nd showers are being pushed across scotland and northern ireland, north—west england into north walesay. temperatures 14—19 c. winds easing through the weekend. persistent rain for a time this evening. 0vernight cloud drifts eastwards and patch eat light rain moves eastwards and patch eat light rain m oves a cross eastwards and patch eat light rain moves across much of the uk. clear spells in south—east england. throughout the day tomorrow we have this feature that will pick up those showers moving south—east across england and wales. that this will be will have the bulk of the showers tomorrow. scotland and northern ireland see a drier day. not a bad day. cloud breaking up to allow some sunshine. temperatures 14—20 c. a touch warmer tomorrow than today. into mandate, a deep area of low pressure. trailing weather fronts likely to bring wet and windy weather into scotland and northern ireland. as those fronts drift across england and wales, there will be patchy showers. england and east anglia staying dry. temperatures 15-20 c anglia staying dry. temperatures 15—20 c on monday. further

that's been bringing rain down across scotland, northern ireland, into northern parts of england and north walesther front is moving into higher pressure, so it is weakening, and the rain is becoming lighter and more patchy, a narrower line of rain moving further south overnight. behind it, to the north, clearer skies. quite a few blustery showers coming into northern ireland and scotland, but a cooler night for northern parts of the uk. milder further south, double figures, especially where we keep that cloud around. but as we head into the weekend, most of the cloud will be, again, for scotland and northern ireland. a lot of the rain, actually, will be on saturday night and it should improve during sunday. further south, across england and wales, mainly dry this weekend. some warm sunshine as well and those temperatures will be rising too. and we start with a fair bit of sunshine on saturday. there's that band of cloud producing one or two showers, loitering down towards the southeast corner of england. sunnier skies, scattered showers across scotland, northern ireland, before it clouds over l

reaching into northern england at this stage, most substantial to the west of the pennines and into north walesnorthern ireland and scotland. these are average speeds, some gusts around 45mph or so. south of our rain band, it's mainly dry. parts of eastern england seeing a few hazy, sunny spells. this is where we'll see the high temperatures 20, maybe 21 degrees. for friday evening and night, a fairly narrow band of rain makes further slow progress south through wales and england. behind it, some clear spells and further blustery showers into parts of northern ireland, northern and western scotland. a cooler night in eastern scotland, a milder night across much of england as the area of cloud on this weatherfront, not much rain, makes further slow progress southwards. it is still around on saturday morning, still capable of producing a few showers or a few spots of rain, so don't be surprised if you encounter this. still a few showers in northern ireland, towards northern and western scotland, still quite blustery here, but many places having a dry saturday with broken cloud and sunny spells. t

so, further pulses of rain here — but for north wales, northern england, northern ireland and scotland towards the weekend. for the weekend itself, there will be some showers at times, a fair amount of dry weather, but some rather cool days and some fairly chilly nights. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. downturn down under. fresh data confirms that australia is in its first recession in three decades. working from home. what is the long term strategy and how do you cope with with the work—life blend. in the midst of the global economic downturns due to the pandemic. how do you launch a hyper—luxury car? we begin in australia — where just released data show the economy contracted 7% in the second quarter, following a 0.3% fall in the first quarter. that confirms that the country is in its first recession in almost three decades. the economy has been slammed by a triple whammy — a drought late last year, followed by bush fires and then the coronavirus pandemic. joining me now is mark humphery—jennner, associate professor of finance at

some also for north—west england into north wales as well. er south and east for england and wales, you are more likely to stay dry with some long spells of sunshine through the day, dodging those showers. temperatures about 14 to 19 degrees. so a touch lower than recent days, but not feeling too bad in the sunshine. the winds easing through the weekend, too. there will be a spell of more persistent rain for a time this evening in northern ireland into parts of south—west scotland too. then overnight the cloud drifts its way eastwards and patchy light rain moves across much of the uk. but there will be some clearer spells, particularly for the south—east of england and northern scotland, where temperatures will fall to mid single figures. through the day tomorrow, we have got this feature here that will pep up those showers, moving south eastwards across england and wales. so that is where we will have the bulk of the showers tomorrow. whereas scotland and northern ireland will see a drier day, with more sunshine, lighter winds than we are see

reaching into northern england at this stage, most substantial to the west of the pennines and into north walesherever you are, but particularly through northern england, northern ireland and scotland. these are average speeds, some gusts around 45mph or so. south of our rain band, it's mainly dry. parts of eastern england seeing a few hazy, sunny spells. this is where we'll see the high temperatures 20, maybe 21 degrees. for friday evening and night, a fairly narrow band of rain makes further slow progress south through wales and england. behind it, some clear spells and further blustery showers into parts of northern ireland, northern and western scotland. a cooler night in eastern scotland, a milder night across much of england as the area of cloud on this weatherfront, not much rain, makes further slow progress southwards. it is still around on saturday morning, still capable of producing a few showers or a few spots of rain, so don't be surprised if you encounter this. still a few showers in northern ireland, towards northern and western scotland, still quite blustery here, but many places

. >> he is right to draw attention, in north wales, which i know very much myself. i congratulate him. >> with neil gray. >> earlier this summer the treasury floated a story in the telegraph to judge in the public sector to save money. given so many public-sector workers, police, firefighters and others put their lives on the line to fight covid-19, surely this would be an unconscionable betrayal. will the prime minister unequivocally commit to fully funding a package to ensure they are reflecting their sacrifices. >> i listened with the honorable gentlemen said. the nurses alone is part of the package in 2018, 12% pay increase, what is happening. >> manufacturing buses for over 100 years with exciting admissions. i'm sure my right honorable friend with 200 jobs locally, does he agree with me the fantastic deal these workers have, will he work with me, manufacturing for both domestic markets. >> i think my honorable friend, the customer, dennis's fantastic machines with recovery with massive investment and i hope it will be a benefit. >> the prime minister is stumbl

and, this evening, there is also concern about growing coronavirus case rates in north wales. minority are spoiling it for the majority. with the lockdown, people aren't going to follow rules. being a student who'sjust moved back, it's quite difficult. it means that i'm not able to go and see my family in newport. we've got grandchildren in cardiff and we won't be able to stay with them indoors any more. local lockdowns bring barriers and divisions. containing communities, as well as the virus. it's really hard for me, because she's my mum. and she's a great mum. for barbara, in swansea, it means more separation. visits to her 89—year—old mother's care home have stopped again, for at least a month. we don't know how long she's got, so itjust feels so sad that, at this time of her life, we feel, ifeel, as if i've abandoned her. because she doesn't really understand what's happening. pa: i'd like to take this opportunity to welcome all visitors to barry island today... there are now 11 parts of wales under lockdown. people aren't allowed to meet indoors or leave their area witho