a brighter day for northern england and north wales tomorrow compared to today and again south quite gain in the south quite a few enjoying sunny spells, staying mostly fine across the far north of scotland as well. the winds finally in shetland. finally easing in shetland. a cool feel under that cool feel here and under that rainy but turning warmer rainy zone. but turning warmer again the south. again across the south. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> well, one thing's for sure, there's nothing damp or dull about paul coyte. and he's going to be joining us with the latest minute by minute. >> wait a minute. before we do that. and the headline here is brits face a pizza shortage right now. we were talking about burgers just before that. i find pizza is just a bit too much pizza is just a bit too much pizza . pizza makes me really pizza. pizza makes me really sleepy and tired and i feel sort of bread. >> it's all that dirty. >> it's all that dirty. >> it's all that dirty. >> i think there's too it might be a

, where it will unger north wales, where it will linger of tomorrow.ther stays largely further south stays largely dry, still warm. temperatures still quite warm. temperatures holding up into the teens , but holding up into the teens, but not the warmth and humidity that we had last week into thursday. as i said, a bit of a three way split, mostly fine in the south, mostly fine across scotland and northern ireland. just a few showers in the west. it'll still be windy early on, but this be very windy early on, but this zone from zone of cloud lingering from parts lincolnshire to parts of lincolnshire to yorkshire through yorkshire across through lancashire across north lancashire and across north wales some wales will generate some outbreaks of rain on and off as well . either side of that in the well. either side of that in the sunny feeling quite sunny spells feeling quite pleasant, again pleasant, but quite warm again in south, to 24, further in the south, 23 to 24, further north, high teens generally that zone of dull and damp weather has shifted by

, it will north wales, where it will unger north wales, where it will linger for most of tomorrowlargely dry, linger for most of tomorrow. but furtiquite stays largely dry, linger for most of tomorrow. but furtiquite warm iys largely dry, linger for most of tomorrow. but furtiquite warm .s largely dry, linger for most of tomorrow. but furtiquite warm . temperatures still quite warm. temperatures holding up into the teens, but not the warmth and humidity that we had last week into thursday. as i said, a bit of a three way split, mostly fine in the south, mostly fine across scotland and northern ireland. just a few showers in the west. it'll still be very windy early on, but this zone cloud lingering from zone of cloud lingering from parts of lincolnshire to yorkshire through yorkshire across through lancashire and north lancashire and across north wales generate some wales will generate some outbreaks of rain on and off as well . on either side of that, in well. on either side of that, in the spells, quite the sunny spells, feeling quite pleasant, warm again pleasant, but quite war

, where it will unger north wales, where it will linger most tomorrow.ther stays largely dry, further south stays largely dry, still warm. temperatures still quite warm. temperatures holding up into the teens , but holding up into the teens, but not warmth and humidity that not the warmth and humidity that we had last week into thursday. as i said, a bit of a three way split, mostly fine in the south, mostly fine across scotland and northern ireland. just a few showers in the west. it'll still be windy early on, but this be very windy early on, but this zone lingering from zone of cloud lingering from parts lincolnshire to parts of lincolnshire to yorkshire through yorkshire across through lancashire north lancashire and across north wales generate some wales will generate some outbreaks of rain and off as outbreaks of rain on and off as well . either side of that in the well. either side of that in the sunny feeling quite sunny spells feeling quite pleasant, again pleasant, but quite warm again in 23 to 24, further in the south, 23 to 24, further north,

, where it will unger north wales, where it will linger most of tomorrow., further south stays largely dry, still quite warm. temperatures holding up into the teens , but holding up into the teens, but not the warmth and humidity that we had last week into thursday. as i said, a bit of a three way split, mostly fine in the south, mostly fine across scotland and northern ireland. just few northern ireland. just a few showers the it'll still showers in the west. it'll still be windy early on, this be very windy early on, but this zone of cloud lingering from parts lincolnshire parts of lincolnshire to yorkshire through yorkshire across through lancashire across lancashire and across north wales some wales will generate some outbreaks of rain on and off as well. either side of that in the sunny spells feeling quite pleasant, but quite warm again in the south, 23 to 24, further north, high teens generally that zone of and weather zone of dull and damp weather has shifted friday. has just shifted by friday. so quite soggy day for quite a grey, soggy day for sout

, where it will unger north wales, where it will linger for of tomorrow.her stays dry, further south stays largely dry, still warm. temperatures still quite warm. temperatures holding up into the teens , but holding up into the teens, but not warmth and humidity that not the warmth and humidity that we had last week into thursday. as i said, a bit of a three way split, mostly fine in the south, mostly fine across scotland and northern just few northern ireland. just a few showers it'll still showers in the west. it'll still be windy early on, but this be very windy early on, but this zone of cloud lingering from parts of lincolnshire to yorkshire through yorkshire across through lancashire north lancashire and across north wales will generate some outbreaks of rain on and off as well . either side of that in the well. either side of that in the sunny spells feeling quite pleasant, quite again pleasant, but quite warm again in south, 24, further in the south, 23 to 24, further north, high teens generally that zone of and damp weather zone of dull and damp w

north wales, accompanied by a str0|rains still with us onjales. he rains still with us on sunday morning . northern sunday morning. northern england, parts of wales seeing those outbreaks of rain heavy. at first it does tend to push south eastwards weaken . by south eastwards and weaken. by the afternoon, sunny spells return elsewhere. a fresher feel for northwest scotland, but feeling warm in the sunshine away from here. and next week starts off with further rain and showers in places radio. >> welcome to the andersons real world. and tonight we've got henry smith, the mp for crawley. i've got james snyder. he's returned. he was the left in the corner, refusing to be left in the corner. tonight, the blackboards gone. but i'm glad to you, james. look straight to see you, james. look straight to see you, james. look straight to it, guys. horrible horrific incident again this week in london where a young girl, school girl driving school on a bus was sadly stabbed and she died . um, you know, my feelings died. um, you know, my feelings goes out to the

north wales, accompanied by a str0|rains still with us onjales. he rains still with us on sunday morning . northern sunday morning. northern england, parts of wales seeing those outbreaks of rain heavy. at first it does tend to push south eastwards weaken . by south eastwards and weaken. by the afternoon, sunny spells return elsewhere. a fresher feel for northwest scotland, but feeling warm in the sunshine away from here. and next week starts off with further rain and showers in places radio. >> welcome to the andersons real world. and tonight we've got henry smith, the mp for crawley. i've got james snyder. he's returned. he was the left in the corner, refusing to be left in the corner. tonight, the blackboards gone. but i'm glad to you, james. look straight to see you, james. look straight to see you, james. look straight to it, guys. horrible horrific incident again this week in london where a young girl, school girl driving school on a bus was sadly stabbed and she died . um, you know, my feelings died. um, you know, my feelings goes out to the

in cumbria, 193 millimetres, in north wales, i33 millimetres.ad it's been, the emphasis with the heaviest always out to the west. and in the last few hours this has been the story with that rain pushing its way steadily eastwards. so the rain is going to continue to push its way southeast with the emphasis through the afternoon across parts of lincolnshire and southeast england. so for the early evening rush hour, it's going to be pretty miserable with some heavier pulses of rain from time to time, accompanied by 40, 50mph gusts of winds. behind it, quite a clearance with some sunny spells to close out the day. but to the far north and west, 50 to 60mph gusts of winds and rash of showers tucking in along north— and west—facing coast closest to this area of low pressure. through the night weather front will ease away from the southeast and sandwiched in between the two with those clearer skies, we will actually see those temperatures falling away. so a chillier start in comparison to recent mornings. so thursday morning then we'll see that early

it was two years ago that the turtle was found washed up in north wales, named tally after talacre beachng a bit of a fuss over what i thought was a pile of seaweed and then walked over and obviously saw that it was a turtle. initially thought that it was dead, unfortunately, but still thought it's a bit weird for a turtle to be in wales on tahlequah beach. i don't see many turtles walking the dog usually. the experts at anglesey sea zoo were called in to try to nurse tally back to health, but there was no guarantee she would survive. she'd normally live in water temperatures of 24 degrees, so the eight degrees of the sea off wales meant her body had started shutting down. but day—by—day she grew stronger. she got her appetite back. eventually, it was determined she was well enough to go home. tally is a kemp's ridley turtle, a critically—endangered species mainly found in the gulf of mexico. but young turtles can sometimes be swept across the atlantic by the gulf stream. that's how tally ended up on the beach in talacre. but her 4,000—mile journey home all the way to texas was a militar

it was two years ago that the turtle was found washed up in north wales, named tally after talacre beach fuss over what i thought was a pile of seaweed and then walked over and obviously saw that it was a turtle. initially thought that it was dead — unfortunately but still thought it's a bit weird for a turtle to be in wales on the beach. i don't see many turtles walking the dog, usually. the experts at anglesey sea zoo were called in to try to nurse tally back to health, but there was no guarantee she would survive. she'd normally live in water temperatures of 24 degrees, so the eight degrees of the sea off wales meant her body had started shutting down. but day—by—day, she grew stronger. she got her appetite back. eventually, it was determined she was well enough to go home. tally is a kemp's ridley turtle, a critically—endangered species mainly found in the gulf of mexico. but young turtles can sometimes be swept across the atlantic by the gulf stream. that's how tally ended up on the beach in wales. but her 4,000—mile journey home all the way to texas was a military operation. the ra

north—west of scotland. temperature wise, for the highlands and islands, 15 to 17 degrees. but the rest of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, breezier weather across north—west scotland. but the rest of scotland, northern england and wales again, once any morning mist and foreclosures away, it'll be dry, sunny and very warm with temperatures ranging from 22 to 26 celsius. much warmer there for eastern scotland, too. and we hold on to those temperatures mid to maybe high twenties for england and wales. could see close to 30 degrees in one or two spots, otherwise they'll be turning more unsettled by the end of the week. this is bbc news. will have the headlines for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. from tiny fairy penguins to taking the show on the road. one of the world's most spectacular ecosystems. and maybe the worst customer service experience you might ever endure, all in the name of fun. what is this? i'm not playing charades right now. you use your big girl words. this week we're in australia. it's been a while now since australia officially reopened its borders to tourists and it's been so go

particularly for scotland, a few for northern ireland and the north of both northern england and north walesands, east anglia, southern counties of england should stay dry with their sunshine and these temperatures continue to be above average for the time of year — 17 to 22 for many of us. now entering into tuesday, it's another unsettled day. a couple of weather systems kind of combined to gang up on us here in the uk bringing, i think, outbreaks of rain for many of us. so rain at times probably best sums up the weather, the wettest weather in the morning across western areas. but by the time we get through the afternoon, rain will become pretty widespread with potentially some of it turning thundery. probably turning a bit brighter in northern ireland with the main rain band clearing through, but there'll still be a risk of some showers here. temperatures not changing too much — highs for many between 16 and 22 degrees. now for the middle part of the week, we're looking at a deep area of low pressure. this is going to be bringing widespread heavy outbreaks of rain, but some very strong wi

and ljy northern england and north wales and by the middle of the afternoon that conveyor beltthern england, although still pretty windy. 45 mph, but on exposed west facing coasts up through western scotland and that we should have close to 60 mph gusts of wind and some of the rain it relentless throughout the day. where we have clear skies, aberdeenshire will keep some dry weather and maybe glimpses of sunshine into the afternoon. lighter winds, glimpses of sunshine into the afternoon. lighterwinds, but not very warm further north with highs of in radio tv and film, who used his "edgy" performances to chase ratings?

a showery band of rain through northern england and north wales. following in behind. that's 80 fahrenheit. now, as we move out of monday into tuesday, that weather front is still there and it's still meandering its way slowly south slowly south and east, taking its time in doing so. ahead of the front is where we'll keep the milder conditions, so first thing on tuesday morning, 16 degrees fresher behind single figures for scotland and northern ireland, the front will gradually sink its way south. it could bring some much needed rain actually across the midlands, east anglia and southeast england. behind it, some sunnier spells and clearer conditions. so we're looking at 13—18 degrees here, highest values if we're lucky of around 22 celsius. then as we move out of tuesday, finally, that frontal system eases away. high pressure is set to build and keep things quite quiet. that means a chilly start potentially in the far northeast on wednesday morning. maybe temperatures low enough for a touch of frost in sheltered glens of scotland, but it will lead to a largely fine br

wales. mild in the south, cooler air in the north. nd of rain will be with us and over the next couple of days we will see some very large rainfall totals across the hills of wales and north—west england, which could cause some localised flooding. it will be a gusty winds driving the wend rain ever further northwards, the gusts could be up to 60mph on exposed coasts of north wales but it will be blowing for most of us, and there will be some tree branches coming down. there could be some small weather impacts tomorrow. temperatures generally into the teens and then, five days ago, we had this harry kane spinning around in the atlantic, it turned into a normal area of low pressure over the weekend and brought some strong winds and some heavy rain to eastern canada and the remnants of that hurricane are actually tied up with this area of low pressure which will be affecting our shores on wednesday. it is another wet and windy day, this cold front coming across will have some intense rainfall in quite a short space of time and the winds w

into monday, then, and still some showers around across parts of northern england, north wales.e likely to stay dry. and for the likes of east anglia and the south—east, 27 or 28 degrees. so, still hot, still humid, but not quite as hot as we've seen it over the past week or so. and then cooler, fresher air reaches all areas by around about tuesday. and it's going to be a mix of sunshine and showers through much of the week ahead. bye for now. live from london, this is bbc news. the army clears a main road leading to the area worst affected by morocco's deadly earthquake, allowing vital assistance to reach people as the death toll rises to more than 2,000. british prime minister rishi sunak raises concerns about beijing's interference in british democracy after the arrest of a parliamentary researcher on suspicion of spying. world leaders formally adopt thejoint declaration at the g20 summit in delhi, as india passes on the presidency to brazil. the leaders are on their way home. there is great satisfaction here in india with what was achieved but in ukraine, disappointment with

north wales police said the dog is not believed to be an xl bully but it is in the process of confirming become the first uk nation to drop the speed limit from 30 miles per hour to 20. the new legislation applies to thousands of roads in built up and residential areas but not everyone agrees with the change. tomos morgan reports. from today, driving slower will be the norm in built—up areas across wales, but not everyone is happy in the slow lane. jane is a carer in barry, drives about lt—5 hours a day and is concerned with the impact it'll have on her. i'm afraid myself and my staff are going to bed thinking, "gosh, if we just take our concentration off that speedometer for two seconds, whether we've got a colleague in the car, whether the in—car phone goes, are wejust going to go up to 25 by mistake?" are you aware of the national changes coming in in september? if you're pulled over doing more than 20 then you could be fined, but the response from officers will be proportionate and reasonable. for the first 12 months there will be more focus on education, with police officers allowed

wales led 32—14 through tries from josh adams, george north, louis rees—zammit and elliot dee. nded with four tries of their own before centre semi radradra dropped the ball with the wales at his mercy with the final play of the game. wales face portugal in nice next saturday before further group games against australia and georgia. this japan won a242 against tournament debutants chile. amato fakatava was player of the match after scoring two first—half tries. japan's bonus—point victory lifts them to the top of pool d, above england. but it was an impressive performance from chile on their debut. for me it is exactly what we thought we would get from chile. first time at the world cup, are very proud country. you could tell it from their anthems and their fans and they were always going to be spirited but they exceeded that and put us under a lot of pressure. germany have sacked hansi flick as manager of the men's national team. flick�*s position was under pressure after a poor showing at the 2022 world cup in qatar where they crashed out of the tournament at the group stage.

in cumbria, 193 millimetres, in north wales, 133 millimetres.widespread it's been, the emphasis with the heaviest always out to the west. and in the last few hours this has been the story with that rain pushing its way steadily eastwards. so the rain is going to continue to push its way southeast with the emphasis through the afternoon across parts of lincolnshire and southeast england. so for the early evening rush hour, it's going to be pretty miserable with some heavier pulses of rain from time to time, accompanied by 40, 50mph gusts of winds. behind it, quite a clearance with some sunny spells to close out the day. but to the far north and west, 50 to 60mph gusts of winds and a rash of showers tucking in along north— and west—facing coast closest to this area of low pressure. through the night, our weatherfront will ease away from the southeast and sandwiched in between the two with those clearer skies, we will actually see those temperatures falling away. so a chillier start in comparison to recent mornings. so thursday morning then we'll s

five people have been injured after being bitten by a dog at a holiday park in north wales.incident which saw one man hospitalised with serious injuries. north wales police said the dog is not believed to be an xl bully but it is in the process of confirming its exact breed. the duke and duchess of sussex have attended the closing ceremony of the invictus games in germany. the couple greeted competitors and danced to rita 0ra who was performing at the event in dusseldorf. and at the end of the ceremony prince harry took to the stage to address the crowd... and finally, a pink pigeon seen in a town centre in the north of england has ruffled a few feathers amongst surprised locals. the bird has been spotted accepting food from people in bury as well as on roof tops in the area. locals are speculating whether the mystery bird has been dyed, fallen into something or is naturally pink. stay with us here on bbc news. we have more coming up. if you want to get in touch about any of the stories, get in touch on twitter. hello. today marks a change in weather type. the heat and humid

the north wales police warrant household owners - christian laughs. sees i no must pick it u . ? , ., ., ., everyone who sees i no must pick it u? , ., ., ., , , up? then you are free to be burgled. make sure it... _ up? then you are free to be burgled. make sure it... burglars_ up? then you are free to be burgled. make sure it... burglars are - make sure it... burglars are checking out your house and you should be sure that your property is as visible as possible, which is slightly mystifying. i suppose they mean if you have any trees, you should chop them down and look to improve your home security. you would be able _ improve your home security. you would be able to _ improve your home security. you would be able to see next door. the lesson is if you see a gnome, pick it up. doug heye, you wanted to talk about social media and what it's doing to young brains. fits about social media and what it's doing to young brains.— about social media and what it's doing to young brains. as we were talkin: doing to young brains. as we were talking earlier _ doi

you notice, though, this rain as it moves its way through northern ireland, into north wales, eventuallyhe north midlands as well, the far north east of scotland staying dry. dry too across the far south and southeast and temperatures here, 21 degrees celsius. now that area of rain will start to move its way eastward as we go through sunday. this trailing weather front here will bring a legacy of cloud. a few spots of rain into sunday morning from south wales through the midlands towards eastern areas. it will gradually break up. there'll be some sunshine developing to northern areas, one or two showers here, eventually some sunshine in the far southeast where it could be really quite warm. of course, first day of october, temperatures 2a degrees celsius. they're way above the average. further north, 17 to 19 degrees. as we go into next week, those temperatures will start to come down a little bit from tuesday onward. though plenty of fine and dry weather through next week with one or two showers around as well. bye bye. live from london. this is bbc news. breaking this hour — two blasts

it was two years ago that the turtle was found washed up in north wales, named tally after talacre beachht was a pile of seaweed and then walked over and obviously saw that it was a turtle. initially thought that it was dead — unfortunately but still thought it's a bit weird for a turtle to be in wales on talacre beach. i don't see many turtles walking the dog usually. the experts at anglesey sea zoo were called in to try to nurse tally back to health, but there was no guarantee she would survive. she'd normally live in water temperatures of 2a degrees, so the eight degrees of the sea off wales meant her body had started shutting down. but day—by—day, she grew stronger. she got her appetite back. eventually, it was determined she was well enough to go home. tally is a kemp's ridley turtle, a critically—endangered species mainly found in the gulf of mexico. but young turtles can sometimes be swept across the atlantic that's how tally ended up on the beach in talacre. but her 4,000—mile journey home all the way to texas was a military operation. the raf helped transfer tally from anglesey

wales led 32—14 through tries from josh adams, george north, louis—rees—zammit and elliot dee. ries of their own before centre semi radradra dropped the ball with the wales at his mercy with the final play of the game. wales face portugal in nice next saturday before further group games against australia and georgia. japan won a242 against tournament debutants chile. amato fakatava was player of the match after scoring two first—half tries. japan's bonus—point victory lifts them to the top of pool d, above england. but it was an impressive performance from chile on their debut. for me, it's exactly what we thought— for me, it's exactly what we thought we _ for me, it's exactly what we thought we would _ for me, it's exactly what we thought we would get - for me, it's exactly what we thought we would get froml thought we would get from chile _ thought we would get from chile. first— thought we would get from chile. first time _ thought we would get from chile. first time at - thought we would get from chile. first time at the - thought we would get from l chile. first time at the

the rain won't be that intense as it pushes into north wales and northern areas of england.outhwards into thursday, bumping into this area of high pressure. that is why the front is not particularly active, the high pressure tending to squish it. thursday, band of rain across parts of wales, the midlands, lincolnshire. not really moving very far through the day. the rain is probably quite light and patchy. to the north—west, you might see a few showers. it will stay windy for northern areas of scotland all day. there will be spells of sunshine. the south—east could become quite warm and humid again. temperatures 23 or 2a degrees in warmest spots. from thursday into friday, the weather front changes its mind and starts pushing back northwards, taking some heavier rain across wales, the midlands, into northern england and through friday that rain will start to make inroads across northern ireland and scotland, whereas further south england and wales, sunny spells, maybe an odd isolated shower. starting to feel a bit warmer, perhaps a bit more humid with temperatures back into

starting in the north of england, wales and the south—west, there could be some rumbles of thunder.t will work its way eastwards, never quite reaching the far south—east until late in the day. brighter skies in its wake. fresh feel in the breeze, but frequent showers across western scotland, northern ireland and the wind strengthening across the western isles where, as we go into thursday, we could see winds gusting 50, 60mph again here. but elsewhere, the winds will be lighter compared with the next couple of days. a sunny start, fresh start, but plenty of showers developing through the day. some of those could be heavy and thundery. for all, temperatures in the teens. in the breeze and the showers, it will feel cooler. the change to the unsettled conditions is because we�*ve got the jet stream really piling across the atlantic and in these dips, we see areas of low pressure, one after another, but there will be a little bit of a gap between them, i suspect, through friday into saturday. so late on friday and early saturday, there will be some drier and brighter moments with some s

some of the wettest spots have seen 160mm of rain, the likes of the lake district and north wales.oisture was wrapped around this deep area of low pressure which are the remnants of hurricane lee, so that's why we've had so much rain. but that low pressure is still influencing our weather — we've still got showers thrown up across its eastern flank here, as you can see, to southeastern parts, and then we're picking up a northerly wind as its continuing itsjourney into the north sea, and that'll be a different feel to friday. near gale force winds in the north but a stronger wind ushering those showers further south and east. hopefully, those across the east of england clear away fairly soon and then we've got the showers coming down from the north. no area exempt to catching a shower and temperatures similar to thursday, i think, but, with more breeze, it will feel cooler and there'll still be some lively showers with rumbles of thunder. but, actually, through the night on friday, the winds ease away, the showers also ease, the skies clear, and it really looks like a chilly night,

so the rain won't be that intense as it pushes into north wales and northern areas of england.nt continuing its journey southwards into thursday, bumping into this area of high pressure. that's why the front is not particularly active. the high pressure tending to squish it. so thursday a band of rain across parts of wales, midlands, lincolnshire, not really moving very far through the day. the rain probably quite light and patchy to the north west you might see a few showers. it will stay quite windy for northern areas of scotland all day, but there will be some spells of sunshine. the south east could become quite warm and humid again. temperatures may be 23, 2a degrees in the warmest spots from thursday into friday. the weather fronts changes its mind and starts pushing back northwards, taking some heavier rain across wales, the midlands, into northern england and through friday that rain will start to make inroads in across northern ireland and scotland, whereas further south england and wales, sunny spells maybe an odd isolated shower, starting to feel a bit warmer, perhap

soon spread to scotland, see a bit of wet weather as well for a time across northern england and north walesshowers will develop through the day, it'll turn quite cloudy for a time as well. but it is a day where we'll all see some sunshine at some points during the day, and those temperatures continue to run above average for the time of year, about 16—23 degrees. then we've got storm agnes on the way for the middle part of the week, bringing some potentially disruptive weather. now, at the moment, agnes is this lump of cloud in the mid—atlantic — it's got 30 mile an hour winds on it, it is a very weak area of low pressure. however, it's going to pass underneath a very strong atlanticjet stream blowing at 140 mph, and that will deepen this low pressure rapidly. pressure falls by over 2a millibars in 2a hours. it's an example of a weather bomb. now, thankfully, the peak intensity of this low pressure will be well away from our shores. and actually, as the low pressure moves away from the jet stream, it's going to start to weaken. as that weakening takes place, well, that's what will determine

we go into north wales as we go through the early hours of thursday morning.low. and whilst in the may a little the south it may be a little cooler than recent nights, it's going rare , actively going to stay rare, actively warm we start thursday , then warm as we start thursday, then cloudy and damp across the central slice of england and into wales. and that's how it's going much of going to stay through much of the doesn't make the day. that front doesn't make much southwards and much progress southwards and further scotland, further north across scotland, staying windy, some further coastal and a few showers coastal gales and a few showers to watch for while some to watch out for while some decent south and decent sunshine in the south and here, temperatures likely to be higher with highs of higher than today with highs of around 24 or 25 into friday. thenin around 24 or 25 into friday. then in that front will have pushed a little bit back further northwards. so a cloudy, wet picture across parts of northern england, perhaps into northern ireland southern

the far north, dry and bright by the odd shower and most england and wales and most of england and walesriday. only 1 or 2 isolated showers in the afternoon. soon cool that rain persists, but turning warmer and more more across the more humid once more across the . south the temperatures rising i >> -- >> boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello , good evening. it's me, >> hello, good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg on state of the nation. tonight talk of the so—called deep state is often a red flag for frothing conspiratorial madness. there comes a time when it's hard not to begin to connect a few dots. this week we were told of civil servants crying over brexit, and now we're told a man being investigated by counter—terrorism at a selfie with me used as evidence that he was a right wing extremist , that was a right wing extremist, that i'd been included in the prevent programme, a list of red flags and now more concerns arise about the government's shady disinformation unit. about the government's shady disinformation unit . the dots disinformation unit. the dots a

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parts of northern england , north wales, maybe into england, north wales, maybe into southern with aance of thunderstorms. but even further import further south, we could import some france . but again, the some from france. but again, the majority see them. and majority won't see them. and again, for most another hot one, again, for most another hot one, a brighter outlook with boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> it's 9:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this tonight, in this is mark dolan tonight, in my opinion, the queen my big opinion, the queen remembered plus remembered a year on plus reflections from top royal biographer tom bower. his biographer tom bower. what's his verdict on king charles's first yearin verdict on king charles's first year in charge ? my mark meets year in charge? my mark meets guest live in the studio is anthony worrall thompson talking about the highs and lows of life in the spotlight and giving his unfiltered views on modern cookery shows

the weather fronts today fairly erratic across parts of scotland, northern ireland, north wales. of rain. some brighter spells developing in the south and east. one or two heavy and thundery showers in the midlands and east anglia. 26, 27, still humid. only 15 to 18 in the north and west of the country. well down on what you got used to last week. the weather fronts continue to head south overnight. an isolated shower in the south—east. clearer skies across much of scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. that will bring a big change to the way things feel tomorrow. and much cooler start. things feel tomorrow. and much coolerstart. in things feel tomorrow. and much cooler start. in sheltered glands, three degrees. lots of sunshine and an isolated shower or two. lots of cloud in the midlands and south west stop still fairly humid in the south—east corner. temperatures dropping away compared to what we saw last week. more of you seen temperatures in the mid to high teens. the last dregs of the humid weather clears through tuesday night into wednesday. a ridge of hig

parts of northern england , north wales, maybe into england, north wales, maybe into southern with aance of thunderstorms. but even further import further south, we could import some france . but again, the some from france. but again, the majority see them. and majority won't see them. and again, for most another hot one, again, for most another hot one, a brighter outlook with boxt solar, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good evening headliners is up next. i'm ray addison in the newsroom . our top stories. the newsroom. our top stories. the prime minister has said he's hungry to win the next general election. speaking during his trip to the g20 summit in delhi, rishi sunak told reporters he was entirely confident that the tories could reverse labour's poll lead his comments come just hours after he refused to commit to having a trade agreement with india in place before the next general election . the met police general election. the met police has confirmed a sighting of escaped prisoner daniel kalief . escaped prisoner daniel kalief. he was last seen leaving a lorry on

particularly for scotland, a few for northern ireland and the north of both northern england and north walesy dry with their sunshine and these temperatures continue to be above average for the time of year — 17 to 22 for many of us. now entering into tuesday, it's another unsettled day. a couple of weather systems kind of combined to gang up on us here in the uk bringing, i think, outbreaks of rain for many of us. so rain at times probably best sums up the weather, the wettest weather in the morning across western areas. but by the time we get through the afternoon, rain will become pretty widespread with potentially some of it turning thundery. probably turning a bit brighter in northern ireland with the main rain band clearing through, but there'll still be a risk of some showers here. temperatures not changing too much — highs for many between 16 and 22 degrees. now for the middle part of the week, we're looking at a deep area of low pressure. this is going to be bringing widespread heavy outbreaks of rain, but some very strong winds as well. inland gusts are expected to reach around 50

they sees what some of it looks like, a tiny greasy i north wales, where lots of people come to explore the disused sleep minds. somebody's and come to spend the night deep inside want to open initially and 1810, just to stop it. sorry, say then followed the famous slate down into the ground. the victorians were much more sensible about all this. they built bridges, and that is this is one of our final defense, an episode of about 20 meters to a depth of around 400 meters. the victorians never got around to building these vertically. we a 1375 feet on the ground. we are confident that this is the deepest accommodation in the world. the thrill of it is really nice to wake up any case. something no victorian mind was ever heard to say. the weather brought to you by visit cutoff color. we got 3 areas. very active weather to watch out for across north america. at the moment this massive cloud, that's the most significant one. at present, this is now a tropical storm is a tropical storm. afraid that brings them really heavy, right? just stop around. the cabinet is north carolina right up tow

will turn the rain a bit heavier as we go on through the afternoon, potentially getting across north walesd northern ireland, south of england, parts of east anglia, warm sunshine, perhaps feeling a little on the humid side as well. now as that low pressure starts to develop overnight and works towards portugal, we start to get some milder air moving in across england and wales. so temperatures about 11 to 14 degrees. but at the same time, we'll see the rain band extend across northern england, reaching further northwards into parts of northern ireland and southern scotland. that process continues on friday, the rain could be quite heavy at times as well. to the south of that it's largely dry and sunny. but this weather front also separates what will be relatively cool air across the north of the uk, with temperatures about 13 to 15 degrees from the increasingly warm air that we'll have across england and wales, 22 to 25 degrees celsius with a rather humid feel to the weather as well. into the weekend, that low pressure will start to throw a few showers in across southern areas of england,