we have already seen showers across the north and west of scotland pushed down by breeze.ut most will stay dry. still breezy through the english channel, breezy in the north of scotland, but elsewhere, lighter winds and a touch warmer than yesterday after that cold start. 16 the ultimate high across parts of south wales and south—west england. this evening and overnight, showers continue in scotland, even some longer spells of rain for shetland and one or two showers for northern ireland. most will be dry. a bit more cloud around through tonight. not quite as cold as last night, and certainly nowhere near as cold for northern ireland. whilst the frost is a more or less widespread, there will still be some around, particularly across southern areas where this area of high pressure is nosing in. so, the winds are lighter, skies are clear and this is where we start friday with the sunniest but also potentially the frostiest, of the weather. more cloud, though, forjust about all of you on friday. still some sunny spells, the best of which towards the south—west. a few showers

for dot—com businesses, this part in the north—west part of the city is a nswer to the north—west partbusiness broker professor liu is prepping her young entrepreneurs from optics valley. single gets its first black mark. —— senguo. with two black marks already in progress liu's book, tiesing is a bad start. tiesing and his partner meet with an investor who sought them out. they meet with other investors throughout the day. desperate not to lose his one chance at getting an injection of new capital, tiesing intercept the investor who had specifically wanted to see him. in wuhan, xu's business partner is frustrated with the way the emergency meeting went. at the end of an unsuccessful day of meetings, tiesing is also worried about the future of his company. and the next episode, tiesing and his girlfriend's relationship comes under pressure. and xujishui and xu jishui struggles with setbacks. a lot of sunshine around today but there is also quite a few blustery showers about and across the northern half of the uk the winds have been howling in the last day or so especially around wester

we saw gale force winds across the north and the west of the uk today.d and wales, though. much of england and wales did stay dry, with plenty of sunshine. most of the rain was in western scotland — it was extremely wet, with over three inches falling on saturday. sunday, less windy, a lot of cloud around in the morning thanks to this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to the north—west of the country. but high pressure will continue to build in across the south, so that will turn things dry as we head through sunday afternoon. we start the day off, though, with temperatures in double figures for most. that's because we'll start with quite a bit of cloud cover around, and still a fair old breeze out there. it will be quite wet, western scotland in towards north—west england initially, and it looks like the cloud will tend to break up with increasing amounts of sunshine, especially across england and wales, and into the afternoon across northern ireland. these are the mean wind speeds, so you can see quite fresh out there but nothing as strong as wh

there could be values as high as 28 degrees in north—west scotland. a. through tonight, we keep the clear skies but temperatures will fall away to the relatively comfortable values for a good night's sleep. we do it all again for the start of the weekend, plenty of sunshine on saturday morning. an area of high pressure shifting a little further east meaning there will be a subtle change in wind direction so perhaps not quite as warm in west scotland, still in in the mid 20s. plenty of sunshine, more of a breeze for early afternoon, a little bit cooler along those north sea coasts. further west and inland, we could see values as high as 25 degrees. whatever your thermomemter is saying, it is worth bearing in mind that uv levels are high pretty much across the country. sunday morning starts with a bit of coast cloud along that north sea, that will disappear. dry and settled again, lighter winds on sunday, could see values of 27 degrees. enter next week, this where the front could introduce some weather fron could introduce some showers into the north—wes

the heavy rain and gales carry on in the north—west through the night.e night with just a few showers. for many of us it will be a dry night, not as warm overnight. temperatures dipping down to 9,10 degrees. this weekend, the low pressure is still close by. there's a lot of isobars there so winds will be racing into the centre of that low pressure. and those winds will pick up across southern areas of the uk during the course of saturday. it will be a weird day, it'll be a very sunny day but a very blustery day with fast moving clouds and occasional showers and on top of that we still have that heavy rain there in western parts of scotland. here are the gusts again in excess a0 mph in the south and probably gusting in excess of 50 in the north. saturday night into sunday, that low pressure, the storm moves away, the winds die down and it will be much, much calmer on sunday. in fact, hardly any wind at all across some southern areas of the country. also, the winds will shift direction, they will be coming in from the south and when the air comes in from t

of the great glen. 0nce rain chiefly to the north—west of the great glen.g to warm up again as high pressure builds, the azores high, across from the south—west and that means the wind direction is going to come in from the south—west. a warm sauce at this time of year, so we are widely going to see temperatures into the low 20s as we motored to debate, maybe on wednesday they could be in excess of 25 celsius. this is bbc news, i'mjane hill. the headlines: teaching unions are meeting government scientific advisers to seek assurances over safety, amid plans to reopen schools in england next month. wales' first minister says he's sticking with the stay at home message, and won't give a timetable for easing the lockdown. new research finds the coronavirus infection rate in london is now far lower than in other parts of england, particularly the north east and yorkshire. as people in england are now able to travel to enjoy the open air this weekend, the rnli urges extra care by the coast, as lifeboat services remain very limited.

and in north—west wales, we had a gust into the low 70s of miles an hour.tering waves to the coastline. many of our beaches are unpatrolled, for understandable reasons, and with similar rough seas expected this weekend, it's probably best to stay well away. 0n the weekend, we have more rain and strong winds, thanks to this slow—moving area of low pressure. the strongest wind's always closest to the centre of the low, passing just toward scotland, and through the day on saturday, although we start off very windy across the north—west, the isobars begin to slowly space out, the low pressure starts to get a bit less intense through the afternoon, and the winds will start to lose some of their strength. here are the temperatures as you start the day on saturday, but blustery winds first thing in western scotland — gusts here still reaching a good 60mph and only slowly ease down after that. northern ireland and scotland — scotland, looking wet for most of the day, and quite cool too. england and wales — some sunshine. we could see the odd shower just about anywh

we've seen some unusually windy weather for the time of year affecting the north—west of uk in particularf wind reached a good 60mph across the north coast of northern ireland, into parts of scotland and in north—west wales, we had a gust into the low—70s of miles an hour. these strong winds have been bringing large and battering waves to the coastline. many of our beaches are unpatrolled, for understandable reasons, and with similar rough seas expected this weekend, it's probably best to stay well away. on the weekend, we have more rain and strong winds thanks to this slow—moving area of low pressure. the strongest winds always closest to the centre of the low passing just toward scotland, and through the day on saturday, although we start off very windy across the north—west, the isobars begin to slowly space out, the low pressure starts to get a bit less intense through the afternoon and the winds will start to lose some of their strength. here are the temperatures as you start the day on saturday, but blustery winds first thing in western scotland, gusts here still reaching a good 60m

, the isobars slowly s pa ce windy in the north—west, the isobars slowly space out and the low pressuress intense put up the winds will lose some of their strength. these are the temperatures starting saturday, blustery winds first thing in western scotland, reaching 60 mph and only slowly easing some rain as well in northern ireland and scotland, wet for most of the day and quite cool. glenn and wales, some sunshine, they could be the odd shower just wales, some sunshine, they could be the odd showerjust about everywhere —— england and wales. 30—a0 mph winds but still up at 50 in northern scotland. just 11 degrees in glasgow on saturday afternoon, i9 scotland. just 11 degrees in glasgow on saturday afternoon, 19 in london and even in the wind, not feeling too bad. saturday night, a bit more rain coming through and that it will tend to ease down through sunday with brighter conditions spreading from the west. some more sunshine coming into western areas, 17 in belfast but 22 around london and this warming trend to the weather is set to continue next week as the high pressure builds towa

the chance for showers in wales, north—west england, northern ireland, still in north—west scotland,es as the death toll in the uk rose by 428. the number of people going to a&e hits a record low in england because of the coronavirus pandemic. the government promises more details about help for the care sector. businesses across new zealand reopen with the easing of restrictions introduced nearly two months ago to prevent the spread of the coronavirus — no new infections have been recorded there for several consecutive days. sport — and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. good afternoon. a review into the salary cap scandal that saw saracens relegated, says that similar offences in the future could see teams stripped of their titles — and even suspended from competition. the review was commissioned after reigning premiership champions, saracens, were found to have breached salary cap regulations in each of the past three seasons. other recommendations include "stronger investigatory powers" and greater accountability for club officials, players and agents, as

we may see some rain in north—west england, that's not guaranteed.of england and wales will be staying dry but if you see the sunshine temperatures are heading up. more widely into next week, still a lot of dry weather around. thank very much. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and, on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. the government have called again tonight for the premier league to allow more games to be watched by a wider audience if the season starts again. bosses from the premier league, efl, and football association have met with the government today, over plans to resume the football season. culture secretary 0liver dowden said they all agreed they'd only go ahead when it was safe for players, coaches and staff, and said the government is opening the door for competitive football to return safely injune — including widening access for fans to view live coverage and ensure the finances from the game's resumption supports the wider footall family. ——

here disappointing bit across parts of north—west scotland, highest of 20 degrees. clear skies but temperatures will fall away two relatively co mforta ble will fall away two relatively comfortable values for getting a good night sleep, 7—11d. we do it all again for the start of the weekend. saturday morning, plenty of sunshine on offer. the area of high pressure just shifting a little bit further east and that means there will be as subtle change in wind direction, perhaps not quite as warm in our scotland. still looking into the mid 20s. plenty of sunshine, more of a breeze developing through the afternoon, always a little bit cooler along was not sea coasts, further west and inland we could see highs of 25. whatever your thermometer is saying it's worth bearing in mind that uv levels at this time of year are high petty much across the country. we start off on sunday morning with a bit of coastal mist and that low cloud. that will disappear again, dry and settled and with later wind you could see highest values of 27 degrees. as we move into next week i wa nt to de

we saw gale force winds across the north and the west of the uk today. of england and wales did stay dry, with plenty of sunshine. most of the rain was in western scotland — it was extremely wet, with over three inches falling on saturday. sunday, less windy, a lot of cloud around in the morning thanks to this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to the north—west of the country. but high pressure will continue to build in across the south, so that will turn things dry as we head through sunday afternoon. we start the day off, though, with temperatures in double figures for most. that's because we'll start with quite a bit of cloud cover around, and still a fair old breeze out there. it will be quite wet, western scotland in towards north—west england initially, and it looks like the cloud will tend to break up with increasing amounts of sunshine, especially across england and wales, and into the afternoon across northern ireland. these are the mean wind speeds, so you can see quite fresh out there but nothing as strong as what we had on saturday. wi

. 0n north—west of uk in particular.arts of scotland and in north—west wales, we had a gust into the low 70s mph. these strong winds have been bringing large and battering waves to the coastline, many of our beaches are an patrol for understandable reasons and with similar rough seas expected this weekend, it‘s probably best tuesday well away. 0n the weekend we have more rain and strong winds next to their slow—moving area of low pressure. the strongest winds a lwa ys pressure. the strongest winds always closest to the centre of the low passing just toward scotland, and through the day on saturday, although we start very windy across the north—west, the isobars begin to slowly space out and the low pressure starts to get a bit less intense through the afternoon and the winds will start to lose some of their strength. these are the temperatures to start the day on saturday but blustery winds first thing in western scotland, lasts reaching 60 mph and only slowly ease down after that. northern ireland and scotland, scotland

west. temperatures typically between 1a and 19 degrees, but a little bit cool for some of those north sea coastshrough the evening, gusts of 45 mph or a touch more are possible for the far south—west of england. also turning very wet here and for channel islands as a frontal system slides its way in. but remember our area of high pressure? that will act like a block, it will stop this front making much progress northwards. so, yes, we see rain across the south—west of england getting into parts of wales, the midlands, maybe the south—east during tuesday, but that rain tends to fizzle away as it runs into that are of high pressure. it's dry further north with some sunshine. highest temperatures at this stage, i think, across north—west england and western scotland. as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday, we keep a lot of dry weather, quite a chilly start on wednesday morning but then we see spells of sunshine. bit more of a breeze out west with some cloud and perhaps some showery rain coming and going at times. but those temperatures just nudging upwards, 19 or 20 degrees and certainly not

we saw gale force wins across the north and the west of the uk today, lots of showers in england and in western scotland. extremely wet, over three inches falling on saturday. sunday, less windy, a lot of cloud around in the morning thanks to this weather front ringing outbreaks of rain to the north—west at high pressure will build in across the south, so that will turn things dry through sunday afternoon. we start the day with temperatures in double figures for most because we start with quite a bit of, around, still a start with quite a bit of, around, stillafair start with quite a bit of, around, still a fair old breeze. quite wet, western scotla nd breeze. quite wet, western scotland in towards north—west england, cloud breaking up with increasing sunshine especially in england and wales and into the afternoon in northern ireland. these are the mean wind speeds, quite fresh out there but nothing as strong as what we had on saturday. with slightly lighter winds, more sunshine again in the south, temperatures will creep up to 22 or 23. temperatures will creep up to 22 or23. high te

we saw gale force winds across the north and the west of the uk today.les, though. much of england and wales did stay dry, with plenty of sunshine. most of the rain was in western scotland — it was extremely wet, with over three inches falling on saturday. sunday, less windy, a lot of cloud around in the morning thanks to this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to the north—west of the country. but high pressure will continue to build in across the south, so that will turn things dry as we head through sunday afternoon. we start the day off, though, with temperatures in double figures for most. that's because we'll start with quite a bit of cloud cover around, and still a fair old breeze out there. it will be quite wet, western scotland in towards north—west england initially, and it looks like the cloud will tend to break up with increasing amounts of sunshine, especially across england and wales, and into the afternoon across northern ireland. these are the mean wind speeds, so you can see quite fresh out there but nothing as strong as what we ha

olga martinez lives in the town of machiques in the north—west of venezuela.from the front room of her house. ten years ago, most venezuelans could afford to go to the supermarket and buy what they needed for the week. today, an estimated third of all venezuelans don't have access to enough food. for many of olga's customers, it's a daily struggle. for those without cash, olga lets her customers barter with what they have. to buy supplies for her shop, olga travels to the centre of machiques. in oil—rich venezuela, petrol used to be virtually free, but today, the oil industry is in ruins and petrol is scarce. machiques used to be the ranching capital of venezuela. but the farming industry was decimated when the government expropriated farms and turned them into state—run collectives. with food in short supply, olga now grows her own food in her garden. she also grows medicinal remedies. when chavez was in power, he poured money into a universal healthcare system, funded with money from the oil industry. but when global oil prices fell, the money dried up and t

that will impact the temperatures — around the mid—teens in the north—west, closer to the low—20s ande north—west moves its way south—eastwards during monday night, tending to fizzle out, though, as it reaches parts of england and wales, just a few showers along it. but with more cloud cover generally, i think it should be a little less chilly with temperatures in double figures for most. now, as we move into tuesday, we've got high pressure with us once again. this area of cloud associated with that weather front will straddle central areas and push its way south—eastwards through the day, so i think england and wales could see more cloud around generally. a bit more sunshine, though, for scotland and northern ireland, but slightly fresher air mass here with temperatures into the low— to mid—teens. but again, despite the cloud across england and wales, the air is quite warm here, so still 20 to 25 or 26 degrees will be the high. high pressure still with us on into wednesday, we've got this feature which will bring thicker cloud, perhaps some patchy rain to northern ireland and in tow

the blue, the chilly air, coming down from the north or north—west but a gradual change with the airuse there will be rain in some spots but not for everyone. we have had a few showers today and some will continue overnight across particularly the northern half of scotland, may be a rogue one pushing into north—western parts of england. for many of us, temperatures are higher tonight but through wales and the southern half of england, staying clearest for the longest overnight, this is where temperatures will get close to freezing for a touch of frost in the coldest spots. starting with sunshine, but cloud will increase and it is a cloudy day across the uk tomorrow particularly into england and wales, some cloud and sunny spells into ireland and scotland, chance of a shower across the northern half of scotland but you might see one in the north—west of england, wales, and temperatures a little bit higher. high pressure has kept many of us dry this week. that's now into the we can squeeze southwards with weather fronts coming closer from the atlantic, more by sunday. for saturday, pre

are ina towards the further north—west you are in a particularly scotland.tbreaks of rain. much of the uk will be derived. it is southern scotland, northern ireland, across england and where is, look at the high teens, low 20s, edging towards the mid 20s in the warmest parts of england. that warmth will stay as the week goes on, although high pressure will push out toward scandinavia. low pressure may approach from the west but some thundery downpours and rain later in the week. we will watch that closely, but either way we will still maintain a flow of warm air into the uk. if its range you are after, after this weekend until at least the end of next week, many of our gardens will stay dry. tonight at ten — nhs bosses express alarm at the number of people staying away from hospital during the coronavirus pandemic. in england a&e visits have fallen by more than half since the outbreak started, to the lowest level since records began. many other patients needing urgent operations and life saving treatments have been severely affected, like shaun, who has term

for dot—com businesses, zhongguancun in the north—west part of the city is china's answer to silicon her young entrepreneurs from optics valley. senguo gets its first black mark. with two black marks already in professor liu's book, tiesen is off to a bad start. tiesen and his partner meet with an investor who had specifically sought them out. they meet with other investors throughout the day. desperate not to lose his one chance at getting an injection of new capital, tiesen intercepts the investor who had specifically wanted to see him. in wuhan, xu's business partner zhang is frustrated with the way the emergency meeting went. at the end of an unsuccessful day of meetings, tiesen is also worried about the future of his company. in the next episode, tiesen and menghua's relationship comes under pressure. and xu jishui struggles with setbacks. hello. if you're looking for rain through this week, well, there is not very much in the forecast. but what i can offer you is plenty of warmth. in fact, during monday, to the south—west of london, temperatures got very close to 27 degrees. we

we saw gale force winds across the north and the west of the uk today.did stay dry, with plenty of sunshine. most of the rain was in western scotland — it was extremely wet, with over three inches falling on saturday. sunday, less windy, a lot of cloud around in the morning thanks to this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to the north—west of the country. but high pressure will continue to build in across the south, so that will turn things dry as we head through sunday afternoon. we start the day off, though, with temperatures in double figures for most. that's because we'll start with quite a bit of cloud cover around, and still a fair old breeze out there. it will be quite wet, western scotland in towards north—west england initially, and it looks like the cloud will tend to break up with increasing amounts of sunshine, especially across england and wales, and into the afternoon across northern ireland. these are the mean wind speeds, so you can see quite fresh out there but nothing as strong as what we had on saturday. with slightly lighter wi

we saw gale force winds across the north and the west of the uk today.england and wales did stay dry, with plenty of sunshine. most of the rain was in western scotland — it was extremely wet, with over three inches falling on saturday. sunday, less windy, a lot of cloud around in the morning thanks to this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to the north—west of the country. but high pressure will continue to build in across the south, so that will turn things dry as we head through sunday afternoon. we start the day off, though, with temperatures in double figures for most. that's because we'll start with quite a bit of cloud cover around, and still a fair old breeze out there. it will be quite wet, western scotland in towards north—west england initially, and it looks like the cloud will tend to break up with increasing amounts of sunshine, especially across england and wales, and into the afternoon across northern ireland. these are the mean wind speeds, so you can see quite fresh out there but nothing as strong as what we had on saturday. with s

we saw gale force winds across the north and the west of the uk today.s in western scotland — it was extremely wet, with over three inches falling on saturday. sunday, less windy, a lot of cloud around in the morning thanks to this weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to the north—west of the country. but high pressure will continue to build in across the south, so that will turn things dry as we head through sunday afternoon. we start the day off, though, with temperatures in double figures for most. that's because we'll start with quite a bit of cloud cover around, and still a fair old breeze out there. it will be quite wet, western scotland in towards north—west england initially, and it looks like the cloud will tend to break up with increasing amounts of sunshine, especially across england and wales, and into the afternoon across northern ireland. these are the mean wind speeds, so you can see quite fresh out there but nothing as strong as what we had on saturday. with slightly lighter winds, more sunshine again in the south, temperatures will c

that band of rain and cloud across the north—west moves south—eastwards, as we head through the coursey the end of the night. and because there will be more cloud cover, temperatures perhaps a bit up, in double figures for most. into tuesday, high pressure and that front still largely dominating. but this is where the front is in central areas, and it brings that band of cloud. a very weak feature, burying anything on it. and it moves south—eastwards. skies brightening up behind it across scotland and northern ireland. fresher generally across scotland and northern ireland on tuesday — the mid—teens celsius. still, the warm air mass across southern and eastern areas. again, 25 or 26 degrees, despite more cloud. on wednesday, a new weather front pushes into northern ireland and central western scotland. that could bring further outbreaks of rain. but for much of england and wales, another dry and sunny day, thanks to high pressure. and another warm one as well, closer to the mid—teens celsius for northern scotland and high for northern ireland. the area of high pressure shifts eastwards

but for all, it will feel a little fresher today, notably in the north and west.hen, behind that, for friday, an unseasonally deep area of low pressure, which means rain, but also very windy weather. with the trees in full leaf, that's a concern. so, look let's look at the progress of this weather front, which will give some rain, as you can see, as it crosses northern ireland and scotland. not as much for england and wales, and it mayjust be a few sharp, but potentially torrential downpours across southern and eastern parts through the morning before it clears — clears to brighter skies in all but the far north, where we've got some fog, actually, through shetland, some coastal mist elsewhere. and it could stay dank and grey here for much of the day. a look at the temperatures — they are several degrees down from yesterday — still 26 possibly in london with that residual warmth. and then, as we go through the evening and overnight, that low pressure starts to escalate, it makes its presence felt. so some rain for many, perhaps a few sharp showers again to start t

midday in a suburb of north—west delhi. and we are on a raid.hing forjust some of the ten million children in forced labour in india. we have had a tip off that dozens of kids are working in bakeries here. we have been told that some children already escaped from one of the premises, but we have got to leave for another place, so we are just going there now. this operation is being led by a child protection agency who rescue thousands of children from slavery every year, working alongside the police. after 20 minutes, the first children emerge. one of them is a 15—year—old boy who we're calling ahmed. ahmed's been doing 18 hour days in one of the bakeries here, and he has been working in factories like these since he was just 12. after two hours, 16 young boys have been rescued. but thousands of others in child slavery in india aren't as fortunate. in my time covering this country, one shocking figure stuck in my mind. every year in india, around 70,000 children are reported missing. it's thought the actual number is higher, as many cases aren't

that band of cloud and rain across the north—west moves its way south—eastwards as we head through theas by the end of the night, and because there will be more cloud cover, then temperatures perhaps a little bit up, in double figures for most. into tuesday then, we've still got high pressure largely dominating the scene, but this weather front will be lying through central areas to continue to bring that band of cloud. it will be a very weak feature, barely anything on it. it will start to move south—eastwards, skies brightening up again behind it across scotland and northern ireland. it will be a little bit fresher i think generally across scotland and northern ireland for tuesday, around the mid teens celsius here, but we've still got that warm air mass across southern and eastern areas, so, again, 25 or26 degrees despite there being a bit more cloud around. on wednesday, we see a new weather front push into northern ireland and into central western scotland. this could bring further outbreaks of rain here. but again, much of england and wales, another dry, sunny day thanks to high

the far north—west of scotland being brushed by weather systems with slightly stronger winds.om the azores coming in and spreading notjust across the uk but many other parts here. so, we are in for a spell of some very warm weather next week and monday is going to be the beginning. on monday we have got temperatures up to around 25 degrees. just shy of 20 there in the low lands of scotland where the weather front just brushing the western isles here. in fact this is where we are going to see the buffer zone. you have the atlantic weather here, you've got this is that buffer zone, that week let's call it weather front so anywhere safe from belfast, glasgow into just about north—western england, the possibility of clouds and maybe some rain to the north and north and scotland, it is cool. 13 in stornoway to the south. we've got those temperatures in the mid—20s. and that same pattern is going to continue into tuesday. so, here is that buffer zone. remember the warm continental air to the south, the cooler atlantic air to the north. in fact it looks as though the rain could be qu

will be cloudy, there'll be some patches of rain at times across the north west., again we've got another weak weather front working into the north west of scotland, bringing a few patches of rain here. otherwise, it's a dry picture with cloud thinning and breaking at times to give some sunny spells. temperatures rising, highs of 17 degrees in both london and cardiff. now, into the weekend, our area of high pressure that's been influencing the weather for a few days now begins to slip its way a little bit further southward whilst weakening. and that will allow these atlantic fronts to move in across northern areas of the uk. so, it will turn quite cloudy across northern parts, with the threat of some rain in scotland, maybe northern ireland, too. england and wales largely dry and bright and a bit milder for most as well. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. america's top disease expert — warns states not to ease the virus lockdown too soon. top us health adviser dr anthony fauci warns states my my concern is that w

that will impact the temperatures — around the mid—teens in the north—west, closer to the low—20s andnorth—west moves its way south—eastwards during monday night, tending to fizzle out, though, as it reaches parts of england and wales, just a few showers along it. but with more cloud cover generally, i think it should be a little less chilly with temperatures in double figures for most. now, as we move into tuesday, we've got high pressure with us once again. this area of cloud associated with that weather front will straddle central areas and push its way south—eastwards through the day, so i think england and wales could see more cloud around generally. a bit more sunshine, though, for scotland and northern ireland, but slightly fresher air mass here with temperatures into the low— to mid—teens. but again, despite the cloud across england and wales, the air is quite warm here, so still 20 to 25 or 26 degrees will be the high. high pressure still with us on into wednesday, we've got this feature which will bring thicker cloud, perhaps some patchy rain to northern ireland and in towar

these weather fronts start to play a part across the north—west to bring outbreaks of rain and strongeratures' and is in places, a little bit of early mist and fog that will burn away weekly through the morning. many letters will be dry, but in western scotland, lots of northern ireland will turn wet later in the day. temperatures around the mid teens in the north—west, closer to the low 20s and the mid 20s in the south—east. that band of cloud and rain across the north—west moves its way south—east during monday night, tending to fizzle out though as it reaches part of england and wales, just a few showers. with more cloud cover generally, things should be a little less chilly. as we move into tuesday, high pressure with us once again. this area of cloud associated with that weather front will straddle central areas and push south—east through the day, so more cloud around generally, more sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. slightly fresher air mass here. again, it is what the cloud, the air is quite warm, 20 to 25 or 26 degrees. high pressure still with us into wednesday, th

the temperatures around the mid—teens in the north—west, closer to the low 20s and the mid—20s in theits way south—eastwards during monday night, tending to fizzle out, though, as it reaches parts of england and wales, just a few showers along it. but with more cloud cover generally, i think it should be a little less chilly with temperatures in double figures for most. now, as we move into tuesday, we've got high pressure with us once again. this area of cloud associated with that weather front will straddle central areas and push its way south—eastwards through the day, so i think england and wales could see more cloud around generally. a bit more sunshine, though, for scotland and northern ireland, but slightly fresher air mass here with temperatures into the low— to mid—teens. but again, despite the cloud across england and wales, the air is quite warm here, so still 20 to 25 or 26 degrees will be the high. high pressure still with us on into wednesday, we've got this feature which will bring thicker cloud, perhaps some patchy rain to northern ireland and in towards central and we

but for all, it will feel a little fresher today, notably in the north and west.ehind that for friday, an unseasonally deep area of low pressure, which means rain but also very windy weather. with the trees in full leaf, that's a concern. so look let's look at the progress of this weather front, which will give some rain, as you can see, as it crosses northern ireland and scotland. not as much for england and wales, and it mayjust be a few sharp but potentially torrential downpours across southern and eastern parts through the morning before it clears to brighter skies in all but the far north, where we've got some fog, actually, through shetland and coastal mists elsewhere. and it could stay dank and grey here for most of the day. and looking at temperatures, they're several degrees down from yesterday — still 26 possibly in london with that residual warmth. and then, as we go through the evening and overnight, that low pressure starts to escalate, it makes its presence felt. so some rain for many, perhaps a few sharp showers again to start the day in eastern are

but for all, it will feel a little fresher today, notably in the north and west. meandering its way eastwards. and then, behind that for friday, an unseasonally deep area of low pressure, which means rain but also very windy weather. with the trees in full leaf, that's a concern. so look let's look at the progress of this weather front, which will give some rain, as you can see, as it crosses northern ireland and scotland. not as much for england and wales, and it mayjust be a few sharp but potentially torrential downpours across southern and eastern parts through the morning before it clears to brighter skies in all but the far north, where we've got some fog, actually, through shetland and coastal mists elsewhere. and it could stay dank and grey here for most of the day. and looking at temperatures, they're several degrees down from yesterday — still 26 possibly in london with that residual warmth. and then, as we go through the evening and overnight, that low pressure starts to escalate, it makes its presence felt. so some rain for many, perhaps a few sharp sho

always cooler along the north sea coasts. head further westst values on saturday of 25 degrees. but whatever your thermometer is saying it is worth bearing in mind that uv levels at this time of year are pretty high across the country. we could start sunday morning with a little bit of coastal mist and low cloud, perhaps along the north sea. that will disappear, again dry and settled and with lighter winds potentially on sunday we could see highest values of 27 degrees. as we move into next week, ijust of 27 degrees. as we move into next week, i just want to point out that this weather front could introduce tuesday and wednesday, showers and to the north—west. but behind the weather front as it sinks south, the wind direction will change and we see a northerly taking over, dragging cooler air across the country. so it will say predominantly dry with just a slim chance of some showers, but look at the difference with the feel of the weather as we go through next week. take care. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk a

it looks as if part of northern ireland and the north—west of scotla nd ireland and the north—west ofds we could have a months worth of rainfall over the coming few days. look at the coming few days. look at the strength of the wind, anywhere from north wales and northwards, 50 miles an hour gusts of wind. very mild to start on friday and as you can see, cloudy with rain and clears away and there may be thundery showers and eastern areas. showers come in bits and china between the showers will be frequent and heavy in the north west and even thundery. as you can see there was strong and gusty winds affecting all areas. despite temperatures around about average, add in the showers and the strong wind and it will feel fresher for all. there will be some sunshine and dry weather around. showers keep coming as we go through the night. temperatures will fall a little lower than the night we are currently in, slightly fresher air is with us, but still foremost, nine or 10 degrees will be the overnight low and thatis will be the overnight low and that is because of the strength of the wind w

the temperatures around the mid—teens in the north—west, closer to the low 20s and the mid—20s in thes during monday night, tending to fizzle out, though, as it reaches parts of england and wales, just a few showers along it. but with more cloud cover generally, i think it should be a little less chilly with temperatures in double figures for most. now, as we move into tuesday, we've got high pressure with us once again. this area of cloud associated with that weather front will straddle central areas and push its way south—eastwards through the day, so i think england and wales could see more cloud around generally. a bit more sunshine, though, for scotland and northern ireland, but slightly fresher air mass here with temperatures into the low— to mid—teens. but again, despite the cloud across england and wales, the air is quite warm here, so still 20 to 25 or 26 degrees will be the high. high pressure still with us on into wednesday, we've got this feature which will bring thicker cloud, perhaps some patchy rain to northern ireland and in towards central and western scotland. but to