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anyone with information about this crime is being urged to contact north wales police. her role in the 1987 romantic comedy moonstruck, has died aged 89. she had a long and distinguished career and also as a director. but it is for her roles in comedy films such as moonstruck and steel magnolias that she found international fame. the singer and actress cher, who played 0lympia dukakis' daughter in �*moonstruck�*, has been among those sharing their memories of her — tweeting that she had spoken to her shortly before her death. viola davis, who starred with 0lympia dukakis in the 1998 film �*the pentagon wars' descibed her as a "consummate actor" and "a joy to work with". and actor michael mckean, who was taught by her at new york university, tweeted that she "was a great actress who loved the work and loved the theatre. she was the acting teacher who spoke to me and many, many others with clarity and humor and n0 censor." sandro monetti — editor in chief of hollywood international filmmaker magazine — told us about her life and career. dukakis once said that she didn't b

anyone with information about this crime is being urged to contact north wales police.ave successfully returned to earth the capsule splashed down off the coast of florida right on schedule at 2:57am local time after the mission had been delayed due to bad weather. it's nasa's first night—time splashdown for over fifty years. the journey from the iss took six and half hours. the spacex craft is the second to return in a week. a recovery boat took about 10 minutes to reach the capsule to collect the crew and its data. the astronauts had spend more than 160 days in space. the american actress 0lympia dukakis, who won an oscar for her role in the 1987 romantic comedy moonstruck, has died aged 89. she had a long and distinguished career and also worked as a director and drama teacher. but it is for her roles in comedy films such as moonstruck and steel magnolias that she found international fame. the singer and actress cher, who played 0lympia dukakis' daughter in �*moonstruck�*, has been among those sharing their memories of her — tweeting that she had spoken to her shortl

cloud are some parts of northern england, north wales, midlands and scotland, and here we are more likelyecoming heavy and thundery. chiefly southern scotland in london for another scholar, brighter than on monday, warmer, showers across the south and into wales and northern ireland. in devon and cornwall and the isles of scilly, some wet weather in the afternoon and into the evening it spreads its way into the evening it spreads its way into the channel islands before fading. while we'll still see a few showers to the next few days, the end of the week looks drier and warmer. good news at last. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. eu leaders are meeting to discuss sanctions against belarus after it intercepts a flight carrying a dissidentjournalist and arrests him. that would be a very strong answer, because it is outrageous behaviour and lukashenko's regime have to understand that this will have severe consequences. belarus forced the ryanair flight to land in its own capital minsk — claiming a bomb threat which turned out to be fake. and there's concern about its target — a c

anyone with information about this crime is being urged to contact north wales police.y to avoid minsolvency. it runs more than 500 sites, but has been struggling to fill them during the pandemic. ncp says it hasn t been able to agree rent cuts to make the business viable. it's now turning to a new type of legal process which could mean landlords are forced to accept changes to rents, and ncp quitting unprofitable sites. four astronauts have returned from the international space station, in nasa's first night—time landing in 53 years. the crew, made up of three astronauts from nasa and one from japan's space agency have spent six months in space. recovery ships were waiting in the gulf of mexico to reach the capsule and crew. a new photo of princess charlotte has been released to mark her sixth birthday today. the picture of the smiling princess was captured by her mother — the duchess of cambridge — in norfolk this weekend. the image won't be posted on the royal couple's social media channels as prince william and katherine are supporting the four day boycott by sporti

north wales at north—west england might have a chance of slipping through the gap, perhaps a dry afternoonucky. 0vernight, more rain, the area of cloud will bring the wet weather across southern counties and weather across southern counties and we have more rate pushing across northern scotland, but in between, gradually getting a bit quieter and drier overnight. another one of sunshine and showers tomorrow, most of them will be across eastern areas where we have the trough, further west, pressure rises. south—west england, wales, a decent shout of having a try afternoon with long spells of sunshine. it is may sunshine, meaning temperatures about 15 or 16 will not feel too bad if url to and about. make the most of that, because this is coming our way, thursday and indeed friday, another area of low pressure, though it is a more general soaking, might start with bright weather across eastern areas and it will be very windy too, gusts could reach around 50 or 60 mph around the coasts of southern wales in particular, very windy, windy and up to bring down tree branches, there could be localis

windy weather arrives through northern ireland, gradually moving into southern scotland, north—west england and walesh of scotland, and south—east england should stay dry until the end of the afternoon. top temperatures 7—12 celsius. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 7:00pm. an end to care home isolation — residents in england will soon be able to take low—risk trips without having to self—isolate. the difference in my mother is remarkable and it has been commented on. the light is back in her eyes. india records 400,000 coronavirus cases in a single day — as oxygen supplies in one hospital run out. people from a south asian background were at a greater risk of hospitalisation and death in the second wave of covid, according to a new study. five people including a 16 —year—old boy, are arrested on terrorism offences in west yorkshire, wiltshire and north wales. pulling the plug. summerfestivals are being called off because they can't get covid cancellation insurance.

windy weather arrives through northern ireland, gradually moving into southern scotland, north—west england and walesngland should stay dry until the end of the afternoon. top temperatures 7—12 celsius. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8. an end to care home isolation — residents in england will soon be able to take low—risk trips without having to self—isolate. the difference in my mother is remarkable and it has been commented on. the light is back on in her eyes. india records 400,000 coronavirus cases in a single day as oxygen supplies in one hospital run out. people from a south asian background were at greater risk of hospitalisation and death in the second wave of covid — that's according to a new study. five people, including a 16—year—old boy, are arrested on terrorism offences in west yorkshire, wiltshire and north wales.

and showers, perhaps longer spells of rain over northern ireland into northern england, perhaps north wales the midlands. it'll feel chilly in the wind. even some sunshine in scotland means temperatures are no better than 8 degrees. highest temperatures in southern parts of england and wales where it's drier and sunnier but it stays cold really through the rest of the week. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... no more keeping your distance. the one metre covid rule, could end in england, next month. but borisjohnson says infection rates must stay down. together in person, the foreign secretary meets his us counterpart, vowing to work together on everything from china to climate change. a complex, divided history — it's exactly 100 years, since the birth of northern ireland. new premier league rules are introduced to prevent top clubs from breaking away. now on bbc news... one year on from the death of george floyd in minneapolis, are america's racial divisions starting to heal, or are they as deep as ever? hello and welcome to global questions with me, zeinab badawi. the black lives mat

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windy weather arrives through northern ireland, gradually moving into southern scotland, north—west england and walesperhaps staying showery in the far north, and south—east england should stay dry until the end of the afternoon. top temperatures 7—12 celsius. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: a change in guidance on care homes. from tuesday, residents in england will be able to visit relatives without having to self—isolate when they return. india becomes the first country to record 400,000 coronavirus infections in a single day. five people are arrested on suspicion of terror offences, including a 16—year—old boy, as police target three locations across the uk. and there's a warning that most of the uk's summer music festivals could be called off because they can't get covid cancellation insurance. now on bbc news, one year on from the death of george floyd in minneapolis, are america's racial divisions starting to heal, or are they as deep as ever? hello and welcome to global questions with me, zeinab badawi. the black lives matter movement triggered a bout of soul—searching all over the worl

people to think back before the pandemic and the last general election when some red wall seats in north walesru will push labour hard and will see pandemic as a precursor to potential independence. as for the liberal democrats, tomorrow is a storaway of survival —— story of survival. this stage it has not delivered much political drama and in fact only 12 constituency seats have ever changed hands since 1999. but this time around, there are a lot of marginals and that is where turn out to be key. turn out in these elections has never reached 50%. but with coronavirus concerns and some unpredictable weather, well, who knows where the pieces will fall? the vote is tomorrow, but the counting doesn't start until friday. the counting doesn't start until frida . ., ~ the counting doesn't start until frida . . ~' , ., so, up to a0 million adults will be able to vote in great britain tomorrow. reeta chakrabarti looks at what's at stake. a bumper crop of elections this year, a full seven contests are under way, and this is because there were elections that had been delayed from last year that are taki

north—west england and wales. nd will be able to visit relatives without having to self—isolate when they return. five people are arrested on suspicion of terror offences , including a sixteen year old boy, as police target three locations across the uk. and there's a warning that most of the uk's summer music festivals could be called off because they can't get covid cancellation insurance. now on bbc news, a look behind the scenes of a chaotic three days in european football, as a proposed super league was announced and then collapsed when faced with a wall of opposition. if this were to happen, it has potential to end the club game as we know it. it's not right what they're trying to do. it's not competitive. it's a closed shop. there was quite unanimous sadness, anger, disgust at the events - of the last three days. for people, greedy people, to come in and treat it like their own personal hedge fund is disgusting.

turning wintry again to higher ground in scotland and across the peaks and pennines and maybe through north walesnd on tuesday and a disappointing cool feel especially when you factor in the strength and the direction of the wind with just the high of 7—12. moving out of tuesday into wednesday, it could be the best day of the week in terms of drier weather and we have this little ridge of high pressure building before another low moves in. so a relatively quiet day, and still that biting northerly wind driving in some showers into the north, but there should be fewer showers around on wednesday and a little more in the way of sunshine. keep an eye on a low that could bring some rain into the southwest with highs again of a 7—12. looking further ahead, we need to look at what's happening with the jet stream. we have this oxbow effect creating as we move towards the end towards the end of the week. that will trap an area of low pressure centre towards the british isles, which means it stays unsettled and could stay wet and windy. but with the low pressure and the wind swinging in anticlockwise, pot

think back to pre—pandemic and the 2019 general election when several red wool seeds turned blue in north walesas a precursor to independence given how many decisions have been made here in wales. forthe decisions have been made here in wales. for the lib dems tomorrow it is a question of survival. they only had one member, can be hold onto their one seat? fair to say it has not delivered much drama over the years. only 12 of the a0 seats have changed hands since 1999 but many are now marginal and so turn out could be key. it has never reached 50% in wales. we have the pandemic make a difference? will the weather keep people away? counting begins on friday when we will find out. thank ou. so, what does the political map look like in scotland and wales and what's up for election in england? reeta chakrabarti has this report from our election studio. a bumper crop of elections this year, a full seven contests are under way, and this is because there were elections that had been delayed from last year that are taking place now. crucial amongst these are elections to the scottish parliament. this i

for plaid cymru arguably harderfor them in north—east wales. harder for them to in north—east wales. for plaid cymru arguably harderfor them to break through during the pandemic because a lot of their arguments have been pretty similar to labour. however, the leader adam price might be in a position of power. he has ruled out being a junior partner in coalition with labour but he has not ruled out doing some kind of deal so potentially he and mark drakeford could be on the phone to each other over the next couple of days. the counting doesn't start until tomorrow. we will have a result hopefully by this time tomorrow night. hopefully by this time tomorrow ni . ht. , hopefully by this time tomorrow niuht. , , ' . ~ hopefully by this time tomorrow niuht. , , , ., night. hywel griffith, thank you, with thoughts _ night. hywel griffith, thank you, with thoughts on _ night. hywel griffith, thank you, with thoughts on the _ night. hywel griffith, thank you, with thoughts on the welsh - night. hywel griffith, thank you, - with thoughts on the welsh si

including a 16 —year—old boy, are arrested on terrorism offences in west yorkshire, wiltshire and north walese plug. summerfestivals are being called off because they can't get covid cancellation insurance. and, quack—ing the puzzle of how to safely remove this family of ducks from a 9th floor balcony. good afternoon. residents of care homes in england will be able to go out for walks and visit relatives�* gardens, without having to self—isolate afterwards following new rules which come into force on tuesday. the government was facing legal action over the issue after the charityjohn�*s campaign — which pushes for better visiting rights — argued that care home residents were being discriminated against. our health correspondent jim reed reports. john kemp's mother sheila has lived in a care home in eastbourne for the last two years. the 92—year—old has seen her family recently, but sitting two metres apart, wearing ppe. from tuesday, they can walk together on the seafront again. with mother it makes it she can actually go out, get into the fresh air, be able to go on the seafront, see people,

anyone with information about this crime is being urged to contact north wales police.wers should be turning fewer, we will end the day with a bit more in the way of sunshine. continuing eastwards, we will keep the showers going more widely for longer. some of them could be heavy with some hail and thunder. if we look out at the atlantic, this is what is to come for bank holiday monday. underneath this shield of cloud, we have an area of low pressure, that is going to be deepening, so the wind is going to be strengthening as it arrives in the uk to blow in some rain from the west as well. this evening, still a few sharp showers around, mainly for the eastern side of the uk. though showers do tend to decay overnight, clearing skies for a while. then we see the first signs of that rain coming towards northern ireland, a few showers ahead of it. more in the way of cloud and breeze. the frost more restricted to eastern scotland and north—east of england by morning. we are watching for the wind to pick up steadily during the day, the cloud to increase, and this rain to move

northern england, north wales and east anglia with a fair amount of cloud around and patchy rain to bevy and thundery showers with the chance of hail in cornwall and devon clouding a bill with outbreaks of rain. largely dry in northern ireland and highs of 12 or 16 degrees. heavy showers and a few of those sinking into the midlands. 0vernight and into wednesday we see outbreaks of rain. elsewhere, where you have got clear skies, actually start to wednesday and temperatures into the low single figures. much of the low single figures. much of the uk on wednesday will be cloudy with patchy rain abandoned heavy showers breaking out towards parts of scotland and england. it be thundery again. sunny spells elsewhere and a tad warmer. a welcome to bbc news, i'm ben boulos. our top stories. a belarussian journalist arrested in minsk following the forced diversion of his flight appears in a video, apparently under duress. european leaders ban belarussian airlines from eu airspace and draw up targeted sanctions against officials. in gaza, we meet one community grieving the loss of their children

north wales and perhaps north west england will not fare too badly. 0vernight tonight, it is a bit of it does slowly get a little bit drier. tomorrow is another showery day. this time, the majority of the showers will be across eastern areas of the uk. further west, pressure rises and that means across south—west england, wales and north—west england, it should a finer and drier afternoon with long spells of sunshine. temperatures getting to 16. and that's your weather. hello this is bbc news with reeta chakrabarti. the headlines keeping to the plan — the prime minister says there is "nothing conclusive" in current data that means the lockdown roadmap will need to be delayed. i don't see anything conclusive at the moment to say that we need to deviate from the road map. we have got to be cautious and we are keeping everything under very close observation. extra vaccination centres have been opened and surge—testing is continuing in areas affected by the indian covid variant palestinian protestors and israeli security forces clash in the west bank town of bethlehem — president biden ha

in north wales, a hailstorm kind of making things look like winter had returned here for a time.way northwards across northern england, some very lively looking storms across yorkshire into the northeast as well. and as we look at the forecast this evening and overnight committees areas of heavy thundery rain are going to be pushing their way northwards into scotland. so there will be some heavy downpour is working their way overnight and still with some thunder and lightning overnight as well. eventually, the weather will become a little bit quieter further southwards, clear spells developing, and temperatures probably similar to those of last night, around six i can 7 celsius for our local. tomorrow from the low pressure has been with hud�*s for quite a few days. it is with us again. it's another unsettled day. we will see more general rain for a time pushing northwards across scotland and a greater chance of seeing some thunderstorms in northern ireland through the afternoon. the heavy showers in england and wales tending to be across these western areas, the showers generally

a lot of cloud across scotland, northern england, through north wales, the midlands and on towards eastncountering some patchy rain to begin with. elsewhere, a few sunny spells. the cloudy zone will brighten up, but this is where we're going to see some of those heavy and possibly thundery showers, with the risk of hail during the day. quieter weather through much of wales, the midlands, into southeast england, bar the odd shower, and largely dry in northern ireland. but cornwall and devon clouding over with outbreaks of rain moving in. it'll be fairly breezy out there and temperatures for the most part in the range of 12 to 16 celsius. tuesday evening brings some of the heaviest showers in towards the midlands and east anglia before the day is done. the rain clears away the far southwest of england, further outbreaks of rain pushing in towards southeast scotland and northeast england. and wednesday starts where you're clear on a chillier note, some spots down into low single figures. and on wednesday, there will be a few sunny spells around, but much of the east of the uk will be cloud

now, that wet weather across the south pushes further north into parts of wales, the midlands.lsewhere, the showers will tend to fade. there will be some clear spells, but also quite a bit of cloud across northern scotland. and again, for most of us, it's going to be another frost free one. so for thursday it could start rather cloudy, quite wet for parts of wales, the midlands into southern england. it will eventually ease away and then it's another one of sunshine and showers, and the odd shower could be on the heavy side again with a rumble of thunder. but a bit more cloud again from the north and east of scotland. temperatures again range from around 14—17 degrees, particularly where we have the sunshine, but the cloudy skies across northern scotland, there it will feel cooler than that. the airflow turns quite slack on friday. we are almost in between weather systems. and it could be friday will be a cloudier day across. that will inhibit the showers that develop. but where we get some sunshine across northern ireland, wales, southern england, this is where we could see so

now, that wet weather across the south pushes further north into parts of wales, the midlands.d to fade. there will be some clear spells, but also quite a bit of cloud across northern scotland. and again, for most of us, it's going to be another frost free one. so for thursday it could start rather cloudy, quite wet for parts of wales, the midlands into southern england. it will eventually ease away and then it's another one of sunshine and showers, and the odd shower could be on the heavy side again with a rumble of thunder. but a bit more cloud again from the north and east of scotland. temperatures again range from around 14 to 17 degrees, particularly where we have the sunshine, but the cloudy skies across northern scotland, there it will feel cooler than that. the airflow turns quite slack on friday. we are almost in between weather systems. and it could be friday will be a cloudier day across. that will inhibit the showers that develop. but where we get some sunshine across northern ireland, wales, southern england, this is where we could see some of the showers there dev

now, that wet weather across the south pushes further north into parts of wales, the midlands.spells, but also quite a bit of cloud across northern scotland. and again, for most of us, it's going to be another frost free one. so for thursday it could start rather cloudy, quite wet for parts of wales, the midlands into southern england. it will eventually ease away and then it's another one of sunshine and showers, and the odd shower could be on the heavy side again with a rumble of thunder. but a bit more cloud again from the north and east of scotland. temperatures again range from around 14—17 degrees, particularly where we have the sunshine, but the cloudy skies across northern scotland, there it will feel cooler than that. the airflow turns quite slack on friday. we are almost in between weather systems. and it could be friday will be a cloudier day across. that will inhibit the showers that develop. but where we get some sunshine across northern ireland, wales, southern england, this is where we could see some of the showers there developing which could be on the heavy sid

the wettest weather is across this central swathe of the uk. 36mm for north wales.arely a drop of rain across the south east. the rain will continue to be variable on into friday, thanks to ourfamiliar slow—moving friend, our area of low pressure here. so we've got rain at the moment. the rain's getting heavier, the winds a bit stronger across eastern scotland but for many of us, it will stay pretty blustery over the next few hours with those strong gale force gusts of wind pummelling the coasts and the hills. more rain to come as well. but it's not too cold as we head into friday morning. now, the wettest weather through the day will be across wales, northern england, eastern scotland. the rain not amounting to much for north west scotland. it will ease off in northern ireland and there probably won't be that much in the south east, but the winds will be very strong, gusting to 50—60 mph around those english channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the west coast of the isle of wight, and those temperatures disappointing. just 13 in london.

some areas, such as bala in north wales, having had twice as much rainfall as we'd normally see throughoutr the day ahead, with low pressure sat to the west of the uk, it's going to throw showers our way. it gives the atmosphere that instability to grow the showers, and the sunshine strong at this time of year. not preventing perhaps a touch of frost for northern ireland first thing. a bit on the chilly side. a little bit of mist and perhaps valley fog, if you're up early enough. that should clear quite quickly. plenty of sunshine first thing, but already showers, in fact a more persistent area of showers moving in across wales and the south west and then pushing eastwards. and elsewhere the showers build once again. we've got a weather front also to the north of scotland. a brisk wind coming down behind it. but with the light winds for most, those will be slow—moving and torrential downpours that we see once again. perhaps fewer in southern scotland and northern england, but expect some more hailstorms and thunderstorms and for them to continue well into the evening. in fact, there might

a lot of cloud across scotland, northern england, through north wales, the midlands and on towards eastone will brighten up, but this is where we're going to see some of those heavy and possibly thundery showers, with the risk of hail during the day. quieter weather through much of wales, the midlands, into southeast england, bar the odd shower, and largely dry in northern ireland. but cornwall and devon clouding over with outbreaks of rain moving in. it'll be fairly breezy out there and temperatures for the most part in the range of 12 to 16 celsius. tuesday evening brings some of the heavier showers in towards the midlands and east anglia before the day is done. the rain clears away the far southwest of england, further outbreaks of rain pushing in towards southeast scotland and northeast england. and wednesday starts where you're clear on a chillier note, some spots down into low single figures. and on wednesday, there will be a few sunny spells around, but much of the east of the uk will be cloudy, and you could well see some outbreaks of rain turning increasingly light and patchy a

10-12, rubbish, england and wales about 10—12, further north in scotland and northern ireland, 7—9. right. probably some showers as well. that low pressure moves out of the way with cold northerly winds so again it will be a showery spell of weather to take us into the middle part of the week and then we may well see further areas of low pressure approaching from the south west later in the week. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment withjo phillips and nigel nelson. first, the headlines — a change in guidance on care homes — from tuesday, residents in england will be able to visit relatives without having to self—isolate when they return. india becomes the first country to record 400,000 coronavirus infections in a single day. five people are arrested on suspicion of terror offences, including a 16—year—old boy, as police target three locations across the uk. and there's a warning that most of the uk's summer music festivals could be called off because they can't get covid cancellation insurance. hello, and welcome to our look ahea

now, that wet weather across the south pushes further north into parts of wales, the midlands.owers will tend to fade. there will be some clear spells, but also quite a bit of cloud across northern scotland. and again, for most of us, it's going to be another frost free one. so for thursday it could start rather cloudy, quite wet for parts of wales, the midlands into southern england. it will eventually ease away and then it's another one of sunshine and showers, and the odd shower could be on the heavy side again with a rumble of thunder. but a bit more cloud again from the north and east of scotland. temperatures again range from around 14—17 degrees, particularly where we have the sunshine, but the cloudy skies across northern scotland, there it will feel cooler than that. the airflow turns quite slack on friday. we are almost in between weather systems. and it could be friday will be a cloudier day across. that will inhibit the showers that develop. but where we get some sunshine across northern ireland, wales, southern england, this is where we could see some of the shower

now, that wet weather across the south pushes further north into parts of wales, the midlands., the showers will tend to fade. there will be some clear spells, but also quite a bit of cloud across northern scotland. and again, for most of us, it's going to be another frost free one. so for thursday it could start rather cloudy, quite wet for parts of wales, the midlands into southern england. it will eventually ease away and then it's another one of sunshine and showers, and the odd shower could be on the heavy side again with a rumble of thunder. but a bit more cloud again from the north and east of scotland. temperatures again range from around 14—17 degrees, particularly where we have the sunshine, but the cloudy skies across northern scotland, there it will feel cooler than that. the airflow turns quite slack on friday. we are almost in between weather systems. and it could be friday will be a cloudier day across. that will inhibit the showers that develop. but where we get some sunshine across northern ireland, wales, southern england, this is where we could see some of th

now, that wet weather across the south pushes further north into parts of wales, the midlands.h. elsewhere, the showers will tend to fade. there will be some clear spells, but also quite a bit of cloud across northern scotland. and again, for most of us, it's going to be another frost free one. so for thursday it could start rather cloudy, quite wet for parts of wales, the midlands into southern england. it will eventually ease away and then it's another one of sunshine and showers, and the odd shower could be on the heavy side again with a rumble of thunder. but a bit more cloud again from the north and east of scotland. temperatures again range from around 1a to 17 degrees, particularly where we have the sunshine, but the cloudy skies across northern scotland, there it will feel cooler than that. the airflow turns quite slack on friday. we are almost in between weather systems. and it could be friday will be a cloudier day across. that will inhibit the showers that develop. but where we get some sunshine across northern ireland, wales, southern england, this is where we could

the eastern scotland, eastern and southern england, some drier weather likely for the likes of north walesill about10—16. it's around here. temperatures still about 10—16. it's going to be another day of sunshine and showers on tuesday. i sound a bit like a broken record, don't i? heaviest and most frequent for southern england and parts of wales but some cropping up and parts of wales but some cropping up further north as well. again, temperatures relatively cool, 10—16 once again. things are looking unsettled, for the rest of the week there could be more prolonged rain and windy conditions by the time we get to thursday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines... efforts to combat the indian variant of covid ramp up in england, ahead of lockdown restrictions being relaxed tomorrow. i'm confident that we can take the step tomorrow, but we should all be careful about how we take that step. so, you asked me about eating indoors with people. it's still safer to eat outdoors rather than in, when the weather allows. a young child has died and two people have been seriously injured, after a

wet weather sleeps its way steadily northwards into southern scotland and northern england and north wales, particularly heavy. showery in nature further south and not quite getting into scotland. gusty winds for all, 30 to a0 mph, but we could see over 50 mph across the far south—west. top temperatures likely to peak between ten and 15 degrees. that low will be through thursday and into friday and grinds to a halt across the scottish borders and into northern england and the strongest of the winds will be further south. it is a messy story on friday. quite a lot of cloud around, showery outbreaks of rain, some of them heavy at times and the wind is a feature once again, particularly along the channel facing coast, gusts in excess of 50 miles an hour. it will not feel warm in comparison to today in the sunshine, eight to 1a degrees. it does look as though saturday will stop promising, dry, settled and sunny. more rain on sunday, just a sneak preview into next week, high—pressure building, quietened things down as we approached bank holiday weekend. a reminder of our top story... the prime

some areas such as bala in north wales having had twice as much rainfall as we'd normally see throughoutr the day ahead, with low pressure sat to the west of the uk, it's going to throw showers our way. it gives the atmosphere that instability to grow the showers, and the sunshine strong at this time of year. not preventing perhaps a touch of frost for northern ireland first thing. a bit on the chilly side, a little bit of mist and perhaps valley fog if you're up early enough. that should clear quite quickly. plenty of sunshine first thing, but already showers, in fact a more persistent area of showers moving in across wales and the south west and then pushing eastwards. and elsewhere the showers build once again. we've got a weather front also to the north of scotland. a brisk wind coming down behind it. but with the light winds for most, those will be slow—moving and torrential downpours that we see once again. perhaps fewer in southern scotland and northern england, but expect some more hailstorms and thunderstorms and for them to continue well into the evening. in fact, there might b

a lot of cloud across scotland, northern england, through north wales, the midlands and on towards easttchy rain to begin with. elsewhere, a few sunny spells. the cloudy zone will brighten up, but this is where we're going to see some of those heavy and possibly thundery showers, with the risk of hail during the day. quieter weather through much of wales, the midlands, into southeast england, bar the odd shower, and largely dry in northern ireland. but cornwall and devon clouding over with outbreaks of rain moving in. it'll be fairly breezy out there and temperatures for the most part in the range of 12 to 16 celsius. tuesday evening brings some of the heaviest showers in towards the midlands and east anglia before the day is done. the rain clears away the far southwest of england, further outbreaks of rain pushing in towards southeast scotland and northeast england. and wednesday starts where you're clear on a chillier note, some spots down into low single figures. and on wednesday, there will be a few sunny spells around, but much of the east of the uk will be cloudy, and you could we

a lot of cloud across scotland, northern england, through north wales, the midlands and on towards eastlls. the cloudy zone will brighten up, but this is where we're going to see some of those heavy and possibly thundery showers, with the risk of hail during the day. quieter weather through much of wales, the midlands, into southeast england, bar the odd shower, and largely dry in northern ireland. but cornwall and devon clouding over with outbreaks of rain moving in. it'll be fairly breezy out there and temperatures for the most part in the range of 12 to 16 celsius. tuesday evening brings some of the heaviest showers in towards the midlands and east anglia before the day is done. the rain clears away the far southwest of england, further outbreaks of rain pushing in towards southeast scotland and northeast england. and wednesday starts where you're clear on a chillier note, some spots down into low single figures. and on wednesday, there will be a few sunny spells around, but much of the east of the uk will be cloudy, and you could well see some outbreaks of rain turning increasingly

the wettest weather is across this central swathe of the uk. 36mm for north wales.cross the south east. the rain will continue to be variable on into friday, thanks to ourfamiliar slow—moving friend, our area of low pressure here. so we've got rain at the moment. the rain's getting heavier, the winds a bit stronger across eastern scotland but for many of us, it will stay pretty blustery over the next few hours with those strong gale force gusts of wind pummelling the coasts and the hills. more rain to come as well. but it's not too cold as we head into friday morning. now, the wettest weather through the day will be across wales, northern england, eastern scotland. the rain not amounting to much for north west scotland. it will ease off in northern ireland and there probably won't be that much in the south east, but the winds will be very strong, gusting to 50—60 mph around those english channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the west coast of the isle of wight, and those temperatures disappointing. just 13 in london. well, it should be abo