temperatures in the high teens towards the north—west but down towards the north—west but down towards425dc. this rain will be heavy, particularly for western scotland during the course of sunday evening and overnight into monday morning. rainfall totals mount up over the hills in the west of scotla nd mount up over the hills in the west of scotland but also in northern ireland in north—west england, seeing rain first thing monday morning. the temperatures are in the mid— high teens to start your working week so i humid monday. improving picture where you have showers for northern england and northern ireland was showers wishing into scotland through the day did further south it is largely dry, sunny and hot. are quite a bit cloud lingering around the western coast further east in the sunshine we are likely to see temperatures reaching 29 or even 30 degrees on monday. widely in the mid— high 20s, even towards them north—west. things are hotting up for us because we have a real heat wave from the middle part of the week. europe and france and spain in particular, the wind drifting up fr

again, it is another hot day for most of us but a little fresher in the far north—west.london on thursday but do watch out more heavy and thundery showers, mainly in the north—west. bye for now. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: voting closes today, as conservative party members decide who they want to be the next prime minister: boris johnson orjeremy hunt. gangs of mystery men dressed in white t—shirts attack dozens of activists in hong kong, after another day of chaotic pro—democracy protests. shane lowry dazzles at the open championship.the irishman dominates to win his first major title by six shots,

for northern ireland, north—west england and much of scotla nd ireland, north—west england and much ofto continue, gusts of a0 01’ rain is set to continue, gusts of a0 or 50 mph. further south you should stay dry overnight and it is mild and humid with temperatures sitting in the mid teens. monday will improve, particularly for parts of northern ireland and northern england. rain should clear to the north, heavy rain across western scotland, there could be localised flooding. the sunshine reappears for the rest of the uk, it will be significantly hotter, winds from the south or south—west. 29 or possibly 30 in some spots, 25 celsius for belfast, cooler across the northern half of scotland in the cloud and rain. quite widely we are looking at dry, hot weather on tuesday, the far north of scotland sings showers. feeling very hot in the sunshine, temperatures in the south—east to about 3a degrees, in scotland and northern ireland, the mid to high 20s. hot on tuesday notjust by day but overnight, at about 10pm if you are heading towards your badge, temperatures sitting on the high 20s towa

again, it is another hot day for most of us but a little fresher in the far north—west.hundery showers, mainly in the north—west. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: gangs of mystery men, dressed in white t—shirts, attack dozens of activists in hong kong after another day of chaotic pro—democracy protests. a flag raising and a raising of tensions — as iran replaces the union jack on the uk tanker seized in the gulf. after massive protests — puerto rico's governor says he won't stand for re—election next year after the leak of homophobic and sexist messages. and, 50 years after the moon landing, should explorers,

rain will clear england and wales wallowing some sunshine in the afternoon, and further north and westh teens in northern areas, something a bit warmer hanging on into the far north—east. low pressure is again on the charts, this one, a bit of uncertainty how far north or south it will go. some models steer it into northern ireland and scotland, some into england and wales. so there is some uncertainty as to who will get the wettest weather through friday and into the weekend as well. but it is a generally unsettled theme with rain at times for a few of us and temperatures generally running into the high teens to low 20s. a warm couple of days coming up for some. it turns more unsettled through the rest of the week. that's your weather. welcome to newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. the headlines: president trump refuses to back down over his racist remarks about four democratic congresswomen. you can say what you want, but get a list of all of the statements they've made. and all i'm saying is that if they're not happy here, they can leave. despite the occupant of the white house's a

the heaviest of the rain in the north west of scotla nd the rain in the north west of scotland at the we think it is just clearing northern scotland at the minute. we think it isjust clearing northern ireland right about now commit the heaviest of the rain. elsewhere some bright weather and then overnight the cold front weather and then overnight the cold fro nt m oves weather and then overnight the cold front moves across the uk. i say cool because in the south of the country still around 16 degrees first thing thursday morning. the fresher air reaching glasgow and belfast about 11 o'clock. tomorrow a lot more sunshine across the uk because that weather front has moved out of the way. having said that some showers tomorrow in the forecast especially for scotland, northern ireland. some showers dotted around randomly which could be heavy. this is the next weather system heading away on friday, a little bit further south sell areas further south are expecting some rain. so at the moment we think friday quite a bit of heavy rain across wales and the north west of england and at this sta

england and north—west wales.ds accompanying our rain band further east, turning hazy but still some warmth to be had. 25 and whole, 26 in london, turning cooler behind our rain bands towards the north—west. they will continue during wednesday night into thursday, not much rain in the south—east, but as it clears all of us will have them slightly cooler air. a mix of sun and showers, some of the showers could be pretty heavy. briefly on friday, this bump of high pressure should bring some dry weather in but it won't last. there is another area of low pressure on the way. some uncertain about the track of this but it looks like we'll see burst of heavy rain and some strong winds as well for wales in the south—west of england. temperature wise on friday afternoon we will be looking at highs of the high teens does this in scotland, in ireland maybe the low 20s and parts of wales and southern england. this area of low pressure on saturday continues to run its way east. the most persistent rain should clear away as we

rain heavy across the north—west of the uk. you can see whether heat is coming from, it is the near continent being dragged up the wind. in fact, mid week paris could reach 42 degrees, beating its current record of 40. by then london will be 34-35. this record of 40. by then london will be 34—35. this morning it is a humid start of the day. temperatures over in manchester and liverpool did not fall in manchester and liverpool did not fa ll lower in manchester and liverpool did not fall lower than 20 degrees. it is fairly cloudy as well. the cloud producing some drizzle in the south—west of wales. rain across the north—west of england, which will clear and clear also from northern ireland, but remain across western scotla nd ireland, but remain across western scotland where it will be heavy. for the rest of us we are looking at sunshine, with highs up to about 30 degrees in the south—eastern quarter. widely into the mid—20s. through this evening and overnight we will see more cloud coming in from the west and the south and it wi

certainly a lot of cloud for northern ireland, north—west england and scotland, some rain once againland through the day. ahead of that, in the sunshine, some real warmth — 26, maybe 27 degrees. but underneath the cloud, with the outbreaks of rain, it will feel cooler — 17 degrees in aberdeen, 18 in belfast. and that is a sign of things to come, because as we move out of friday into the weekend, these frontal systems in the north will make some progress further south, and as this cold front here moves southwards, it will open the door to some cooler air. the winds switching round to north or north—westerlies. this band of rain sinking southwards, maybe getting stuck across southern england and south wales for a time. could be the odd spot of rain here on saturday. elsewhere, patchy cloud and sunny spells, but with those north or north—westerly winds, not especially brisk for most of us, butjust bringing a slightly cooler feel, so temperatures 13 degrees in aberdeen, and maybe 22 in london. and we keep those slightly lower temperatures as we head into sunday. a lot of dry weather, a l

still more room to come for the north—west of scotland through the north—west of scotland through theays a little cooler with that breeze. through the course of the night, much of the rain pushes to the north of the uk and it could turn quite misty and murky first thing on tuesday in the south and west. it will be a pretty uncomfortable night with lots of humidity and temperature is holding up humidity and temperature is holding up into the high teens of monopoly 20s. into tuesday, much of the mist will burn off pretty quickly. there isa will burn off pretty quickly. there is a lot of fine weather to come. the wind direction will change to a southerly and people start to pull in significant heat from the continent, up to perhaps 33 in south—east —— in the south—east. tuesday night, things will start to go boom for some of us as a weather front dries to push on from the west. through the evening, heavy showers for the south—west. the showers for the south—west. the showers will mushroom into a big blue overnight, but most of it will be away by rush—hour on wednesday. wednesday, the sun

again, it is another hot day for most of us but a little fresher in the far north—west.ondon on thursday but do watch out more heavy and thundery showers, mainly in the north—west. bye for now. this is the briefing, i'm sally bundock. our top story: one person is critically ill, dozens are injured, after gangs of men dressed in white t—shirts attacked pro—democracy activists in hong kong. theresa may is to chair an emergency meeting of her ministers on how to respond to the seizure of a british ship by iran. seven months after a block from european governments,two charities have resumed migrant sea rch—and—rescue operations in the mediterannean. and how a curtain and some algae can convert as much carbon dioxide

again, it is another hot day for most of us but a little fresher in the far north—west. out more heavy and thundery showers, mainly in the north—west. bye for now. hello. i'm ben bland with bbc world news. our top story: there has been another night of violent clashes in hong kong. riot police fired tear gas at pro—democracy protesters during a mass rally. police say demonstrators threw bricks and petrol—bombs, and refused to disperse. the protests began two months ago over a controversial extradition bill. iran risks inflaming tension over the seizure of a british oil tanker after replacing the union flag with it's own standard on the ship's mast. the british government meets later to discuss its next move. and there's a lot of interest in this on bbc.com. the irish golfer shane lowry braved howling wind and rain to claim his first major title with a victory in the open championship. he finished six shots ahead of england's tommy fleetwood. he described the achievement as "an out—of—body experience". that's all. stay with bbc world news.

again, it is another hot day for most of us but a little fresher in the far north—west.mainly in the north—west. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines gangs of mystery men dressed in white t—shirts have attacked dozens of activists in hong kong. around 30 people are said to have been injured. it came at the end of a chaotic day of pro—democracy protests which saw police fire tear gas and rubber bullets at demonstrators. the british government is said to be considering a series of options for its response to iran's seizure of a british oil tanker in the strait of hormuz. but amid calls for a deescalation in tensions, iran has raised its flag above the ship replacing the union jack. raised its flag above the ship replacing the union jack. authorities in portugal say at least 30 people have been injured by wildfires in the centre of the country. police say they are investigating several cases of suspected arson. now on bbc news.

here it is, stretching from the north—west of the uk through the midlands, north—west england and eastrt of north—west england. a lot of standing water on the roads and minor flooding standing water on the roads and minorflooding to come standing water on the roads and minor flooding to come and without well. whether in mind if you are heading up this morning. it is not doom and gloom everywhere. lots of brightness to start the stage in the south—west. a fairly human note in scotland, north—east england. some mist and fog. heavy showers will develop in the day. some warm sunshine in the day. the best will be in the northern ireland is. we see the rain pulling away from the south—east of england, it will continue to be quite heavy across parts of the midlands into north—west england. cool under the rain band but generally the low 20s in the sunny spots. overnight, it stays wet and damp across dental northern parts of the uk as the weather front migrates north. northern parts of the uk as the weatherfront migrates north. a northern parts of the uk as the weather front migrates north. a d

the north—west of the uk always likely to see some outbreaks of rain at times, but even in edinburghighs of 25—26, some areas of cloud flirting with western coast at times, further south and east that's where we'll have the highest temperatures — 33—34, but the chance of some thunderstorms later in the week. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the british government warns of ‘serious consequences‘ after an oil tanker in the gulf is seized by iran. the vessel was tracked moving off course, to the north — no longer in contact with its owners. aid agencies call for a faster international response to the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo. and as a heatwave sweeps across north america meteorolgists warn the vulnerable could be at risk.

certainly a lot of cloud into northern ireland, north—west england and scotland, some rain once againthern half of scotland through the day. ahead of that, in the sunshine, some real warmth — 26, maybe 27 degrees. but underneath the cloud, with the outbreaks of rain, it will feel cooler — 17 degrees in aberdeen, 18 in belfast. and that is a sign of things to come, because as we move out of friday into the weekend, these frontal systems in the north will make some progress further south, and as this cold front here moves southwards, it will open the door to some cooler air. the winds switching round to north or north—westerlies. this band of cloud sinking southwards, maybe getting stuck across southern england and south wales for a time. could be the odd spot of rain here on saturday. elsewhere, patchy cloud and sunny spells, but with those north or north—westerly winds, not especially brisk for most of us, butjust bringing a slightly cooler feel, so temperatures 13 degrees in aberdeen, maybe 22 in london. and we keep those slightly lower temperatures as we head into sunday. a lot of d

again, it is another hot day for most of us but a little fresher in the far north—west. in the north—west. bye for now. due care this is bbc news. the headlines: one person's critically ill and dozens have been injured after gangs of mystery men attacked pro—democracy activists in hong kong. the men dressed in white set upon some of the thousands who'd been taking part in rallies, which at times saw violent clashes between police and protesters. the british government is said to be considering a series of options for its response to iran's seizure of a british oil tanker in the strait of hormuz. but amid calls for a deescalation in tensions, iran has raised its flag above the ship replacing the union jack. doctors without borders has resumed the search for migrants in the mediterranean. the new ship is called ocean viking.

most of the showers in the north—west. satellite and radar, it shows a peppering of showers for northern ireland and scotland, cloud in the southeast with a frock few spots of drizzle but over the next couple of hours the cloud clears away from the east and then it's a north—south split. for the bulk of england and wales things are dry with a lot of sunshine, 21—24d, fair weather cloud, not wall—to—wall blue skies. one or two showers for anglesey, cumbria, the isle of man, but it's northern ireland and scotland that will see the bulk of the showers through the afternoon, some fairly heavy with the odd rumble of thunder mixed in and for the golfers at the open there's a chance we'll see a few more of those showers on and off through the course of the afternoon. tomorrow we could wealthy a little bit more persistent rain affecting royal portrush. into this evening and overnight most of those showers in the north will ease away so quite a lot of dry, reasonably clear weather for a a lot of dry, reasonably clear weatherfor a t

just the odd shower across the far north—west of scotla nd shower across the far north—west of scotland. still warm out there and temperatures overnight holding around 10— 14 degrees and we will see humidity increasing over the next couple of nights. through sunday morning most of us begin the day with dry and sunshine around but the wind picks up towards the north—west, a sign of things to come. cloud and rain pushing across northern ireland in the latter part of the morning and by the afternoon some of that wrangle heading across the western half of scotland to for the western half of scotland to for the eastern of england and wales you should be dry with spells of sunshine and temperatures around 20, 20 five degrees or so. a touch cooler in the north—west where there is the rain and the rain will be effect in the final day of the open at royal portrush. the rain is also heavy for the western half of the scotla nd heavy for the western half of the scotland through sunday night and into monday morning. there could be a few localised flooding four due to the heavy nature of the rain. th

the country including some i believe in north-west london. astructure in the north of england can the promise to commit to me the government will continue to invest in small projects across the north of england, such as the m 55 bypass? i think my honourable friend. i lost count in the course of this recent campaign of the number of duelling schemes and bypasses that i seem to commit myself to. but i will certainly make sure that we invest massively in road because although i believe in mass transit there is no doubt that for many people investment in our roads, improving our roads is absolutely essential for economic progress. the prime minister said some may accuse him of hyperbole. i don't. i accuse him of getting his fa cts don't. i accuse him of getting his facts wrong. the first minister nicola sturgeon was elected by the scottish parliament in 2014, defeating ruth davidson by 51 votes. will he apologise for getting it wrong? well, i... i... i... i... was relying on the very clear advice of a very distinguished colleague of mine. i under

breeze picking up on the north—west but lighter breeze elsewhere and it will be a mild and humid withs hitting between ten to 14 degrees. sunday morning starts off dry, long spells of sunshine the wind picks up ahead of some cloud and rain which pushes in across northern ireland through the latter pa rt northern ireland through the latter part of the morning, that will affect the open. much of eastern scotland, england and wales, stay dry all day, with temperatures between 18 to 2a degrees on sunday. at those temperatures will be on the rise to the middle part of the week, showers and the north—west but hides in london of possibly up to sa degrees. goodbye for now. —— highs in london. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: dramatic footage of armed iranian troops boarding a british—flagged oil tanker in the gulf. the foreign secretary expresses extreme disappointment to his iranian counterpart. this is totally and utterly acceptable. —— unacceptable. it raises very serious questions about british shipping and international shipping in the straits of hormuz. british airways has suspen

again, it is another hot day for most of us but a little fresher in the far north—west. out more heavy and thundery showers, mainly in the north—west. bye for now. hello, everyone, and welcome. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: more violent clashes in hong kong — police fire tear gas at protesters during another huge pro—democracy rally. riot police have come in to clear people out of this area. and this is now what's happening every weekend in hong kong. iran hoists its flag on the masthead of the captured uk tanker, despite calls to defuse tensions. hello. i'm ben bland in london. also in the programme: shinzo abe looks to have wonjapan's upper house election,

most of the showers across scotland, northern ireland, north—west england and north wales. ith showers in the north. a cloudy start across south—west england and the midlands. further east, we're back into the sunshine. the cloud travelling towards the east turning the sunshine hazy so sunny intervals rather than blue skies. 13—22 for the temperatures. as we head for the evening and overnight, many of the showers will fade, the wind will ease, clearer spells developing and front coming in introducing more showers through the night towards the east. temperature was tonight, we're looking at about nine in the north to about 13 as we push further south. tomorrow morning, where we had the clear skies, we will see sunshine first thing. a north—westerly breeze, rather like today, bringing more cloud moving across all areas so again sunny intervals rather than blue skies. some showers getting through the central low lens. temperatures up to 21 or 22. also with mentioning the pollen levels because across england and wales, they are high or very high for northern ireland and scotla n

the north—west of the uk always likely to see some outbreaks of rain at times, but even in edinburght times, further south and east that's where we'll have the highest temperatures — 33—34, but the chance of some thunderstorms 00:28:20,344 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 later in the week. this is bbc news. the headlines: the british foreign secretary has warned there will be "serious consequences" if iran does not release a british—flagged tanker seized in the gulf, and the uk government has advised shipping to stay out of the area too. tehran says the vessel was breaking maritime navigation rules. the stena impero's owners say they have been unable to contact their vessel. aid agencies are calling on international governments to speed up their response to the ebola emergency in the democratic republic of congo. more than 1,600 people have already died there. the world health organization has declared an international public health emergency. extremely hot weather has started to hit north america, with temperatures of around 38 degrees celsius expected at the weekend. meteorologists warn t

certainly a lot of cloud into northern ireland, north—west england and scotland, some rain once again day. ahead of that, in the sunshine, some real warmth — 26, maybe 27 degrees. but underneath the cloud, with the outbreaks of rain, it will feel cooler — 17 degrees in aberdeen, 18 in belfast. and that is a sign of things to come, because as we move out of friday into the weekend, these frontal systems in the north will make some progress further south, and as this cold front here moves southwards, it will open the door to some cooler air. the winds switching round to north or north—westerlies. this band of cloud sinking southwards, maybe getting stuck across southern england and south wales for a time. could be the odd spot of rain here on saturday. elsewhere, patchy cloud and sunny spells, but with those north or north—westerly winds, not especially brisk for most of us, butjust bringing a slightly cooler feel, so temperatures 13 degrees in aberdeen, maybe 22 in london. and we keep those slightly lower temperatures as we head into sunday. a lot of dry weather, a lot of cloud as well

the epicentre of the 5.1 magnitude quake was 22 kilometres north—west of athens.rious injuries. the dutch supreme court has upheld a ruling that the netherlands was partly to blame for the deaths of 350 of the 8,000 muslim men killed in the massacre at srebrenica in the bosnian war. dutch troops at a united nations safe zone handed the unarmed men and boys over to bosnian serb forces, who then murdered them. aid agencies are calling on the world to speed up its response to the ebola emergency in the democratic republic of the congo. more than 1600 people have already died there — and the world health organization has declared an international public health emergency. vaccination programmes are ongoing in the city of goma where a priest died from ebola this week. 0ur correspondent anne soy is there and sent this report. goma, in the east of the drc. a bustling transit city, home to more than two million, mostly traders who are constantly on the move. an outbreak of ebola here could be devastating. as they trudged on up north, the city prepared. last weekend, its he

the heaviest and most persistent of that is in the north—west. e cloud will build for you during the day. and as we come further south, again we have a lot of clear skies around. a chilly start, but the temperature is already romping up. through the course of the day, the rain will continue. the weather front slips a little bit further south, so the cloud is going to build across southern scotland, northern england, and also northern ireland. the rain continuing in the north, with the sun continuing in the south. breezy, especially across the northern half of scotland. temperature—wise today, disappointing where we have the cloud and rain across the far north. generally we are looking at about 19 to about 22, but in the south—east we could reach 25 or 26. through the evening and overnight, a weather front still with us, slipping a little bit further south. the rain in it weakening, but we could see some drizzle coming out of it, and still some rain across the north and west of scotland, whereas we have clear skies in the south itself. temperatures

west of england. that is goes further north and west.e last couple of hours. temperatures, suppressed where we have the cloud and rain, 19-20, but where we have the cloud and rain, 19—20, but for northern scotland in the south—west, where we have the best of the sunshine, leuty mid—20s. this weather front is still with us through the night —— low to mid 20s. tried to the far north—east and to the south—west. here under clear skies temperatures are more co mforta ble, skies temperatures are more comfortable, 12—13. still quite muqqy comfortable, 12—13. still quite muggy across central and eastern areas, although nowhere near as hot as it has been. then into sunday, a similar story. we have this weather front bring outbreaks of heavy rain to parts of western scotland, into northern england, the midlands, down into the south—east. it will pivot a little bit and put into parts of northern ireland into the afternoon. showers around. it could be a little drierfor showers around. it could be a little drier for the showers around. it could be a

—westerly, bringing spots of rain initially to the north—westcotland, north—east england, down the spine of england we will start to see isolated showers cropping up. most places will avoid them. some non— spells of sunshine and temperatures between 17- 23 sunshine and temperatures between 17— 23 degrees. not as hot or humid as it has in recent days. into sunday, as high pressure built it is looking dry and subtle. not many jobs around. a little cooler with the breeze coming in of the sea around the east coast —— showers. top temperatures in cardiff around 25 degrees. the odd chance of a passing shower but most places will avoid them. it's a slightly dry and settled into the start of the new working week. a chance of things turning more unsettled with further showers cropping up during the middle part of the week. thus's it for now. bye—bye. —— that's it. hello. this is bbc news. our top story — the lion air crash in indonesia. lawyers for the families of those who died in the boeing 737 max say they have been cheated out of compensation. it's a

nd time across the north—west of scotland but mostly try to start tuesday morning was not the amountst quite as hot as it will be doing tuesday and wednesday nights, during tuesday is looking like the sunniest and driest day of the week for many of us. driest day of the week for many of us. we lost the rainfall, gentle southerly breeze and is going to feel particularly hot. a bitter affair with a card but in the sunshine, highs of up to about 33 or 3a degrees south—east, the high 20s further north. not just 3a degrees south—east, the high 20s further north. notjust hot by day but also overnight come ——, if you're heading to bed at 10pm, nearly 30 degrees. with the heat and humidity, thunderstorms possible as they work they went northwards and on into wednesday. some uncertainty about timing and position of any of those thunderstorms. wednesday looks like another hot day, temperatures in the 30s towards the south—east, this temperature is continue to build, 35 celsius possible in london on thursday, watch out for some heavy battery downpours. goodbye. all this is bbc news — welcome if

rain at liming in the north west later on sunday. turday but the winds will pick up across northern ireland in the west of scotla nd northern ireland in the west of scotland ahead of some rain working in here. wet weather reaching west of scotla nd in here. wet weather reaching west of scotland through the afternoon. much of east scotland england and wales state dry and sunny and temperatures for most of us 20 to 25 degrees with high teams ireland in western scotland. the rain will affect the final day of the open. dry through the morning but increasing amounts of cloud, the rain setting in through much of the afternoon. as we had three sunday evening and overnight into monday, that rain in the north—west becomes heavy. rainfall amounts mounting up particularly in the west where there may be localised flooding. humid night to come with temperatures hovering in the mid to high teens overnight. monday morning starts off onafairly overnight. monday morning starts off on a fairly hot and humid note from the word go. the showery rain in th

the chances of holding on to that fine weather, but the northern ireland, western scotland, far north—westo retreat northwards, further south some spells of sunshine, and things start to warm up. temperatures could get to 29, possibly 30, but that is not the end of it, because across liberia and france, —— iberia and france, a significant heat wave will be developing across next week and some of that heat will waft its way northwards, some is likely to get around 34 degrees. the north—west of the uk, likely disease outbreaks of rain at times but even in edinburgh we are looking at 25—26, some cloud floating with western coast at times, further south and east is where we will have the highest temperatures, 33—34, with the chance of them thunderstorms later in the week. —— some thunderstorms. this is bbc news. the headlines: the british foreign secretary has warned there will be "serious consequences" if iran does not release a british—flagged tanker seized in the gulf. tehran says the vessel was flouting maritime rules. the stena impero‘s owners say they have been unable to contact their ve

but there will be rain at times across the north—west of the uk and indeed if you are heading outsidehowers for northern ireland, northern england and perhaps the north of wales as well. but otherwise, the further south you go, the drier the weather is. it is certainly not going to be a cold start of the day. temperatures 11—14 degrees first thing. looking at the weather picture in more detail for monday. we have this seclusion pushing southwards. that's going to take an area of thicker cloud with it, along with showers. so scotland seeing plenty of showers through the day and a few will get across northern ireland and into northern england and north wales as the day goes by. south of this area, for southern wales, the midlands, east anglia and southern counties of england, the weather should stay dry with well broken cloud and some fairly lengthy spells of sunshine around. that is why we will see some of the highest temperatures towards the south and east, temperatures into the low 20s. a little on the cool side for the far north of scotland. another sign of summer is the fact that w

it is indeed, north west midlands into north—west england, standing water and minorflooding into north—west not so wet everywhere, glorious conditions in the west of england. it will get to 25 degrees in some spots. the rain in northern ireland, south—west scotland, north—west england, north wales and the midlands, the heaviest of the rain and pretty wet across lincolnshire at east anglia, that will start to pull away from the south—east this afternoon, becoming confined to the north midlands and north—west england so very wet for you. further north, dry across scotla nd you. further north, dry across scotland and humid conditions, some sunshine but also heavy and thundery showers developing into the afternoon. glorious conditions in the northern isles and across the south—west. parts of the very far south—west. parts of the very far south—west of northern ireland as well, as we will see the best of the temperatures here in the sunshine. very wet through the central swathe, which will continue to ease down through this evening and overnight as it drifts north. a dry story across the south w

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now, later on in the week, cloud will thicken across the north and west of scotland with outbreaks ofme, the weather will be dry and bright for many areas. across england and wales, it looks like it will be a largely dry week with some sunshine. temperatures running into the low—mid 20s, feeling warm in that july sunny weather. that's your weather. good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: violent clashes between police and pro—democracy protesters in hong kong, as events take place to mark the anniversary of the uk's handover to china. the courts are ready, the queues are building. it's day one of wimbledon 2019 as the seven times champion here serena williams tells breakfast about her hopes for the future on and off the court. i want to leave a legacy. i want to be this positive person for my daughter. everything i do, iwant be this positive person for my daughter. everything i do, i want to do it for my daughter and i obviously never had that

league bringing rain to the north—west of scotland and then it is parts of eastern scotland, north—eastine of england that will start to see a few isolated showers cropping up. most places will avoid them is. a few long spells of sunshine and temperatures between 17- 23 sunshine and temperatures between i7— 23 degrees. not as hot nor as humid as it has been in recent days. heading into sunday as high pressure builds it looks dry unsettled, not a lot of showers around. a little cooler with the breeze coming in off the sea around the east coast and the sea around the east coast and the warmest of the weather towards the warmest of the weather towards the south—west with temperatures in cardiff around 25 degrees. just the chance of a passing shower but most places will avoid them. it stays dry and settled into the start of the new working week, chance of things turning more unsettled with showers cropping up during the middle part of the week. welcome to hardtalk. within weeks the conservative party will have a new leader and britain a new prime minister. as with so much in uk politics the

the monday we will lose the wet weather, it will linger north—west of scotla nd weather, it will lingern and this temperature sitting in the mid— teens. not quite as hot as it will be during tuesday and wednesday nights, during tuesday it is looking like the sunniest, dry stay of the week for many of us, we lost the rental, agent or suddenly breeze and it's going to feel particularly hot. a bit of famine the carpet in the sunshine, heights of up to 33 or 3a degrees in the south—east, the high 20s further north. notjust hot by day but also evernote, if you are heading to bed at about 10pm on tuesday evening, for instance, these temperatures are still nearly 30 degrees at 10pm in the evening. with a hidden unity, thunderstorms possible as a work they were northwards on to wednesday. some uncertainty about the timing and positioning of any of those under storms, wednesday looks like another hotair, storms, wednesday looks like another hot air, temperatures in the 30s towards the south—east, those temperatures continue to build, 35 celsius possible in london on thursday, watch out, for some

northern ireland and parts of north—west scotla nd ireland and parts of north—west scotland stay cloudy sunny spells, but a few showers developed through northern scotland, down through north and eastern england. a few spots in south—east england. a few spots in south—east england will reach the mid 20s. the showers that develop in the east will slowly fade away as we go into tonight and it becomes mainly dry. cloud increasing from the north overnight. it feels a little fresher today, temperatures a little bit lower tonight, so it mayjust be easierfor lower tonight, so it mayjust be easier for sleeping. lower tonight, so it mayjust be easierforsleeping. into lower tonight, so it mayjust be easierfor sleeping. into tomorrow, and throughout the weekend, there is and throughout the weekend, there is afairamount of and throughout the weekend, there is a fair amount of cloud around. not clear blue sky. the possibility of showers, but very hit and miss. most places will stay dry. cooler, with cloud coming into north sea coasts on saturday. the west is better for sunshine and higher temperatur

compare and contrast that with the scene for this weather watcher in ullapool, in north—west scotlanderatures at 13 degrees. and similar rules apply through the day ahead. the best of the sunshine to be found across central and southern parts of the uk. further north, more cloud, some patchy rain, some mist and murk, especially for hills and coasts in the west. and then some heavy rain returning to northern and western scotland later in the day, where it will also be quite breezy. so let's take a closer look. lots of sunshine for the channel islands, southern england, wales, the midlands, east anglia, temperatures 23 in plymouth, 2a degrees for cardiff, 27 once again across the london area. but some extra cloud will push in across north wales in north—west england, north—east england, to the east of the pennines should hold onto at least a little bit of brightness through the day. northern ireland turning pretty grey, rain pepping up again across western scotland through the afternoon. but, with some shelter for the mountains in eastern scotland, aberdeen down to edinburgh, we should

some showers in the north—west, baha‘is the week.ssibly 3a degrees. hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines. dramatic footage of armed iranian troops boarding a british—flagged oil tanker in the gulf. the foreign secretary expresses ‘extreme disappointment‘ to his iranian counterpart. this is totally and utterly u na cce pta ble. it raises very serious questions about the security of british shipping, and indeed internationally shipping in the strait of hormuz. british airways has suspended all flight to cairo for seven days due to security concerns. labour sets out plans to stop private companies providing council

scotla nd of northern ireland, north—west scotland and england. land but be quite heavy across parts of scotland, localised flooding possible in the west. further south, temperatures rising, 28 or 29 likely towards the south—east, and further west, temperatures in the mid 20s. tuesday likes the sunniest, joyous day, gentle southerly breeze will break up gentle southerly breeze will break up the cloud through the day and top temperatures between about 22 to 30 celsius, maybe even hotter into the middle of the week. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the chancellor threatens to resign if borisjohnson becomes prime minister. philip hammond tells the bbc he would then campaign to prevent a no—deal brexit. it's very important that a prime minister is able to have a chancellor who is closely aligned with him in terms of policy. they therefore intend to resign to theresa may before she goes to the palace to tender her own resignation on wednesday. violence erupts again in hong kong as police use tear gas on pro—democracy protestors. riot poli

the rain finally clears in the far north—west of scotland. overnight lows in many places and they will not dip this far, we are talking about the high teens, are pretty uncomfortable feel. 0n about the high teens, are pretty uncomfortable feel. on tuesday, the mist and uncomfortable feel. on tuesday, the mistand murk uncomfortable feel. on tuesday, the mist and murk bends back quickly and are much drier day for the north—west of scotland. we lose the gusty wind for the northern half of the uk. temperatures for scotland and northern ireland, 23 and 2a, up to 34 and northern ireland, 23 and 2a, up to 3a in london and perhaps 35 towards the far south—east. tuesday night looks lively as we inject a bit of instability into the heat and humidity. thunderstorms for the south—west of england through the rush hour. mushrooming that across wales, the midlands, northern england and ending the night across northern ireland and into scotland. clearing quickly on wednesday morning but it does little to ease the humidity or indeed the heat. fresher perhaps

, northern england, particularly north—west england, the midlands and into the south—east. avy rain here, some standing water, localised flooding in places. to the north of it, sunny spells, a few showers, some of these heavy, the best of the sunshine in the far north and glorious conditions across south wales and the south—west of england where it'll be warm. now, overnight, that weatherfront will migrate northwards, fizzling as it does, but still bringing cloud and showery bursts of rain around. it will be quite humid. a dry story, though, further south. so we start monday off on a glorious note in the south, but it's a better—looking day i think across the board. that weather front will be moving northwards. a few showers on it, a bit of cloud, but elsewhere, a few showers but elsewhere a warmer day with more sunshine around, highs reaching about 2a to 26 degrees. it will start turning windy and showery across the south—west into monday night. hello, this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines. no—deal brexit planning is now the government's number one priority,

north england and the midlands. some brighter prospects to the south—west. very far north of scotla nd the south—west. otland doing very well with some pleasa nt scotland doing very well with some pleasant spells of sunshine. as we look towards the end of the week still more showers ran for thursday but friday should bring us a dry and bright today. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: riot police in hong kong have fired tear gas and rubber bullets at thousands of protesters who defied a ban and marched through the streets for an eighth weekend. michael gove, the minister who has to prepare the uk for a no—deal brexit, says it's a "very real prospect". getting ready for it is now the government's number one priority. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says his party will do everything it can to block a no—deal brexit. iran says it will reduce its commitments to the nuclear deal signed in 2015 until its interests are protected, following a meeting of senior international diplomats in vienna. now, in a bbc news special programme we follow the progress of katherine legge — one of the very best — and one of

but some extra cloud will push in across north wales in north—west england, north—east england, to theay. northern ireland turning pretty grey, rain pepping up again across western scotland through the afternoon. but, with some shelter for the mountains in eastern scotland, aberdeen down to edinburgh, we should hold onto a little bit of brightness and temperatures around 18 degrees. now that cloud and rain which has been plaguing northern areas will start to move its way southwards during friday night. behind it, the skies will start to clear across scotland and ahead of that band of cloud and patchy rain we'll keep some clear skies in the south as well. temperatures as we start saturday between 10—15 degrees. that band of cloud and patchy rain will start off the weekend across northern england and northern ireland, associated with this, a cold front. you can tell it's a cold front by the blue triangles here. and behind that cold front, well, the air turns cooler and fresher. but the front is likely to drag its heels, though, there will be a zone of cloudy here and potentially damp wea

saturday the winds turn more north or north—westerly, bringing a few spots of rain initially to the north—westand, north—east england, down the spine of england that we'll start to see a few isolated showers cropping up. most places will avoid them. some long spells of sunshine and temperatures 17—23 degrees. not quite as hot or as humid as it has over recent days. heading on into sunday, as high pressure builds it's looking largely dry and settled. not many showers around at all. a little cooler with the breeze coming in off the sea around the east coast. the warmest of the weather probably towards the south—west. top temperatures there in cardiff around 25 degrees. just the odd chance of a passing shower but most places will avoid them. and then it stays largely dry and settled into the start of the new working week. a chance of things turning more unsettled with further showers cropping up during the middle part of the week. that's it for now. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. 0ur headlines today: america says it's putting together a coaliti