maybe the odd spot of light drizzle, but it's the dividing line between the fresher air up into the north—weststerly breeze that will just make it feel a little more comfortable, perhaps, along those exposed east coasts. at the same time, after that warm and sultry start, the temperatures in the south are set to climb once again. so widely we are going to see mid to high 20s, possibly into the mid—30s once again. further north and west, that's where temperatures should be, really, for the time of year. 17 to 22 degrees. that weather front could spark a few showers through the night, but generally speaking it will be a quiet night, and a quiet start to sunday morning once again. again it's going to be another uncomfortable night down into the south with low 20s to greet us first thing on sunday morning. we could see a few isolated showers here and there across eastern england on sunday, but generally this weekend it's with a dry story with some hazy sunshine coming through. again, that north—easterly breeze just peppering the feel of the temperatures, really, across the east coast. highest valu

the cafe's bread comes from a baker who operates across north—west england, covering some areas wheret restrictions are in place and others where they're not. it is without doubt the clarity, that's all you hear, people say, if we just knew what was going to happen, there needs to be clear guidance, and i think people are more than willing to support it, but theyjust need that clarity and support. infection rates have spiked across preston. cases in the under—30s have rocketed. nightclubs are not allowed to open under current restrictions. recently lancashire police criticised this club's decision to re—purpose itself as a bar. the club said it is adhering to social distancing and safety guidelines. 0n preston high street, people were not surprised to hear that restrictions are being tightened. i'm just using my common sense, which is what maybe one or two people aren't using, hence why it's, you know, spreading again. a lot of people have been asking me to, like, meet up and that kind of thing, and they don't want to wear masks and they don't want social distance. if the government i

tougher coronavirus restrictions came into force in some areas in north—west england overnight.other households is now banned indoors and outdoors in 0ldham, blackburn, and parts of pendle in lancashire. 0ur correspondent luxmy gopal reports from blackburn. new rules here in blackburn in a very localised lockdown. different households here are already banned from meeting in their homes and gardens but, from today, they are not allowed to meet in public spaces either. it's left some residents confused. you hear rumours that this and that is happening and you are not sure which is the truth. i've heard about them but i don't know where they are. i don't know how you police it. if you live in one area, how do you stop somebody travelling to another area 7 in blackburn, different wards aren't a different restriction so, on a boundary, people on that side can meet friends at a pop but people on that side can't. it's the same down the road in kendal, lancashire. this is splitting up communities and confusing residents who live on the same road. the government should work with the comm

though, we did see the north west though, we did see the sunshine come out and it became quite warmevening time, we have had some thunderstorms working into parts of eastern england, near chelmsford in essex, a0 millimetres of rain on space ofjust one hour, reign that intent is more than capable of bringing some flash flooding. overnight tonight, for many of us will stay cloudy and murky, mist and fog patches around coastal hills, extensive drizzle around a one or two heavy bursts of rain, it will continue to feel you made, temperatures 17 degrees across the south of england and wales and for sunday, still a lot of cloud across the country but we're also going to see some heavy downpours moving in from the south. i think those downpours will get south—west england quite quickly during sunday morning, but i suspect we will see another clump of storms working into the south—east as we head through into the early part of the afternoon before spreading to east anglia and the midlands and eventually parts of wales as we head into sunday evening. the downpours again capable of bringing so

tougher coronavirus restrictions came into force in some areas in north—west england overnight.ban people in oldham, blackburn and parts of pendle in lancashire from socialising indoors and outdoors. however, workplaces, childcare facilities and businesses, including pubs and restaurants, will remain open. the manchester united captain, harry maguire, has appeared before a state prosecutor in connection with a disturbance at a bar on the greek island of mykonos. the england defender was one of three men arrested on thursday. his lawyer says he denies the allegations against him. our sports correspondent olly foster is at the bbc sport centre for us. olly, what's the latest? after two nightses in police custody, harry maguire and those two other men appeared before the regional prosecutor to face these charges that have been, allegations that are been laid against them. worth reminding ousts, just what has happened over the last 48—hours or so, police in mykonos, arrested the three men after they had been called to break up a disturbance outside a bar, round midnight on thursday,

further north—west some sunshine but a more co mforta ble north—west some sunshine but a more comfortable the weather. really both saturday and sunday we will all see some sunshine but it will all see some sunshine but it will stay humid across england and wales with temperatures running into the 30s and mid 30s across the south—east. thank you, chris, and that is it from us. goodbye. hello, welcome along to sportsday. i'mjohn watson. coming up tonight: the london earth on will be an elite runner‘s race this year. —— the london never thought. we'll find out what it means for thousands of disappointed runners. problems for england as wickets tumble in the first test against pakistan. we'll have the latest from old trafford. and it's taken eight years but well worth the wait — a maximum break of 147 and a slice of world championship history forjohn higgins. yes, welcome along. that news in the last half hour. the london marathon will not take place this year, replaced instead with a race for elite runners only on the 4th of october. already moved from april, the safe staging of a mass parti

you will see more of a north west breeze later today. that means that the tums are going to bump up. they are going to near to some >>> lets start with 580 in the livermore valley. you can see that the traffic is moving well. we decided to show you the traffic here. there are a lot of people coming through on 580. coming into the altamont pass and beyond that heading into the area. you can see how it is going to going to be heavily commuted. traffic is moving along okay as you drive towards the livermore area. right in the middle of livermore. it is not stop and go but i would not call it lightly traveled. also looking at the bay bridge. we are getting a bit of a back up at the toll plaza. let's go back to the headlines. >>> thank you, sal. later today kamala harris will join joe biden near his home in delaware. they will appear for the 1st time, together, since he chose his running mate. sarah joins us with more on this. >> reporter: we have a couple of live shots that we want to share with everyone at home. the first is outside senator

in parts of north—west wales and the outer hebrides, we saw temperatures only at around 16 or 17 degreesew hours those temperatures will fall into single figures. by contrast in the south—east it's going to be a very uncomfortable night for getting a good night's sleep. we wake up on saturday morning, perhaps low to mid 20s. so that means plenty of sunshine around, albeit hazy for the weekend. we keep the heat in the south—east for some very warm nights to come, much fresher in the far north—west. that's because we are under this influence of high pressure, but there is a weak weather front slicing across the high. now this is just a band of cloudy, really. maybe the odd spot of light drizzle, but it's the dividing line between the fresher air up into the north—west, and circulating around that high is a north—easterly breeze that will just make it feel a little more comfortable, perhaps, along those exposed east coasts. at the same time, after that warm and sultry start, the temperatures in the south are set to climb once again. so widely we are going to see mid to high 20s, possibly in

moment, some showers around, some slightly longer spells of rain moving out of northern ireland into north—weste, i think some will return later in the night through south—west england, parts of wales and northern ireland. and so a relatively cool, fresh feel, particularly in northern scotland. 9 degrees for stornoway, 15 the overnight low in norwich. and then for tomorrow, a bit like today, we will see some sunny spells, but also some showers, those showers most frequent across northern ireland, southern scotland, northern and eastern parts of england. some could be heavy and possibly thundery. those winds continue to ease, temperatures just 14 degrees in aberdeen, very cool in the north of the uk, 23 the high in london. we look further ahead, monday brings some showers. for tuesday, it is likely to turn very wet and very windy. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: manchester united captain harry maguire pleads not guilty and is released from police custody, following his arrest on the greek island of mykonos. uk tourists who've been on holiday to croatia, austria and trinidad

more local lockdowns for parts of the north west of england, as coronavirus infection rates go up. from midnight tomorrow, people in oldham and parts of blackburn and pendle can't socialise beyond their own households. but other rules, some say, are confusing. when they're coming out with these new restrictions, make it clearer, because either people don't understand it or they find a way around it. and there's growing concern over infection rates in birmingham. we'll have the latest. also on the programme.... another mad dash for british holiday—makers to beat new quarantine rules, this time affecting croatia. we this time affecting croatia. are both key workers in so we are both key workers in england so had to pay an extra £400 for a flight so had to pay an extra £400 for a flight home which leaves into mac hours, so we are heading their now. —— in two hours. relief for renters, for now, as the ban on evictions in england is extended. man united captain harry maguire arrested after an alleged incident with the police. manchester united's captain, harry maguire is due in a greek c

much fresher in the far north—west.weather front slicing across the high. now this is just a band of cloudy, really. maybe the odd spot of light drizzle, but it's the dividing line between the fresher air up into the north—west, and circulating around that high is a north—easterly breeze that will just make it feel a little more comfortable, perhaps, along those exposed east coasts. at the same time, after that warm and sultry start, the temperatures in the south are set to climb once again. so widely we are going to see mid to high 20s, possibly into the mid—30s once again. further north and west, that's where temperatures should be, really, for the time of year. 17 to 22 degrees. that weather front could spark a few showers through the night, but generally speaking it will be a quiet night, and a quiet start to sunday morning once again. again it's going to be another uncomfortable night down into the south with low 20s to greet us first thing on sunday morning. we could see a few isolated showers here and there acros

to work north—west woods.ay, we saw some heavy thunderstorms, worked into parts of essex and in writtle, they brought a0 millimetres of rain in an hour, and through the 2a hours, we had 57 more metres, and thatis hours, we had 57 more metres, and that is over a month's worth of rain falling. that brought flooding around the writtle area, including around the writtle area, including around the writtle area, including around the chelmsford area as well. it is marching northwards, the cloud, murky around the coast and hails with misty fog patches, extensive drizzle, heavier birth mixed in as well occasionally, and humid air. temperature is 18 degrees in the south on sunday morning. i think we will properly start to see those guys brighten up across southern parts of england and wales the best of any sunshine will always bea the best of any sunshine will always be a trust for scotland. we will see thunderstorms in south—west england,. thunderstorms in south—west england, . thunderstorms capable thunderstorms in so

maybe the odd spot of light drizzle, but it's the dividing line between the fresher air up into the north—west feel a little more comfortable, perhaps, along those exposed east coasts. at the same time, after that warm and sultry start, the temperatures in the south are set to climb once again. so widely we are going to see mid to high 20s, possibly into the mid—30s once again. further north and west, that's where temperatures should be, really, for the time of year. 17 to 22 degrees. that weather front could spark a few showers through the night, but generally speaking it will be a quiet night, and a quiet start to sunday morning once again. again it's going to be another uncomfortable night down into the south with low 20s to greet us first thing on sunday morning. we could see a few isolated showers here and there across eastern england on sunday, but generally this weekend it's with a dry story with some hazy sunshine coming through. again, that north—easterly breeze just peppering the feel of the temperatures, really, across the east coast. highest values on sunday afternoon are 32 degree

maybe the odd spot of light drizzle, but it's the dividing line between the fresher air up into the north—weststerly breeze that will just make it feel a little more comfortable, perhaps, along those exposed east coasts. at the same time, after that warm and sultry start, the temperatures in the south are set to climb once again. so widely we are going to see mid to high 20s, possibly into the mid—30s once again. further north and west, that's where temperatures should be, really, for the time of year. 17 to 22 degrees. that weather front could spark a few showers through the night, but generally speaking it will be a quiet night, and a quiet start to sunday morning yet again. again it's going to be another uncomfortable night down into the south with low 20s to greet us first thing on sunday morning. we could see a few isolated showers here and there across eastern england on sunday, but generally this weekend it's with a dry story with some hazy sunshine coming through. again, that north—easterly breeze just peppering the feel of the temperatures, really, across the east coast. highest value

we're holding onto this north—west, south—east divide.dry, bright, warm and sunny weather. but it was a very different story further north. we had outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, northern england, and for scotland it really was a soaking wet day. now, this weather front responsible for it will sink a little bit further southwards into central areas to start wednesday, but we've got another front which will move into western areas later in the day. this first front will start to migrate northwards again through the morning, taking the patchy rain with it. this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightness there. now, through wednesday night it sta

the winds will be strengthening up towards the north—west.st scotland as well. a very weak frontal system trying to push its way in, but elsewhere it stays dry through the night. not quite as chilly, although some spots particularly in northern and eastern areas will get down into single digits. so, for tuesday, this frontal system will make some progress eastwards, but it's running into high pressure, that'll squeeze a lot of the energy out of our weather front. you can barely see it on tuesday's weather chart. some cloud, some splashes of rain across parts of north—west scotland, maybe northern ireland. but, elsewhere, it's looking predominantly dry with some spells of sunshine. temperatures starting to creep upwards a little bit. and then as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday, this next frontal system will have a bit more life about it. so that will bring some slightly heavier and persistent rain and the rain will get further south—eastwards this time. although i think east anglia and the south—east of england will probably stay dry

in parts of north—west wales and the outer hebrides, we saw temperatures only at around 16 or 17 degreesw hours those temperatures will fall into single figures. by contrast in the south—east it's going to be a very uncomfortable night for getting a good night's sleep. we wake up on saturday morning, perhaps low to mid 20s. so that means plenty of sunshine around, albeit hazy for the weekend. we keep the heat in the south—east for some very warm nights to come, much fresher in the far north—west. that's because we are under this influence of high pressure, but there is a weak weather front slicing across the high. now this is just a band of cloudy, really. maybe the odd spot of light drizzle, but it's the dividing line between the fresher air up into the north—west, and circulating around that high is a north—easterly breeze that will just make it feel a little more comfortable, perhaps, along those exposed east coasts. at the same time, after that warm and sultry start, the temperatures in the south are set to climb once again. so widely we are going to see mid to high 20s, possibly int

we're holding onto this north—west, south—east divide.nd seeing plenty of dry, bright, warm and sunny weather. but it was a very different story further north. we had outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, northern england, and for scotland it really was a soaking wet day. now, this weather front responsible for it will sink a little bit further southwards into central areas to start wednesday, but we've got another front which will move into western areas later in the day. this first front will start to migrate northwards again through the morning, taking the patchy rain with it. this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightness there. now, through we

our headlines today: hundreds of thousands of people in three areas of north west england are under tighter lockdown measures from today in an attempt to combat rising coronavirus cases. california asks australia to help thousands of firefighters battling huge wildfires, some of the worst in the state's history, which have killed six people. sta travel becomes the latest high—street firm to fall victim to the pandemic, putting around 500 jobs at risk. endland's cricketers will want to pile on the runs against pakistan this morning, including zak crawley, who resumes 171 not out, leaving them in a strong position heading into day two of the final match in southampton. and not quite as windy today as it was yesterday. overall, not a bad day for most of us, with sunshine and a few showers. it's saturday, the 22nd of august. our top story: parts of north west england are facing tighter lockdown restrictions from today amid rising concern over the increase in cases of covid—19. the health secretary, matt hancock, said the targeted measures were aimed at preventing a second peak of the virus. her

we're holding onto this north—west, south—east divide.and eastern parts of england seeing plenty of dry, bright, warm and sunny weather. but it was a very different story further north. we had outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, northern england, and for scotland it really was a soaking wet day. now, this weather front responsible for it will sink a little bit further southwards into central areas to start wednesday, but we've got another front which will move into western areas later in the day. this first front will start to migrate northwards again through the morning, taking the patchy rain with it. this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightn

low 20s in the north and west, 30-34 low 20s in the north and west, 30—31; degrees in the south—east.d than across the uk and settle things down drying further north and west too. another hot day across the south—east, signs of it going down a little bit as we head on into sunday. a very warm werlcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. explosion a massive blast in the lebanese capital, beirut, leaves more than 70 people dead and thousands injured. the explosion in the port sent shockwaves across the city. translation: i do not know what happened. i was fishing. i heard there was a failure i turned and started to head home. i heard an explosion and this happened. the lebanese prime minister says a confiscated haul of ammonium nitrate is to blame for the devastating blasts and vows that those responsible would be held accountable. in china, a formerfashion model handcuffed to his bed for so—called "reeducation" — rare footage of the uighur ethnic minorities

low pressure is drifting its way into the north—west, circulating around that low, we have a shower cloud ireland and the western fringes of scotland, wales and england. gusts of wind in excess of 50 miles an hour. continuing maybe more on exposed coast, but come further inland with some sunshine, in comparison to yesterday, it will be a better afternoon. as we go through the night, that low pressure is going to continue to drift its way steadily east with a combination of high spring tides, gusts of wind in excess of 50 or 60 miles an hour, they could be the possibility of some localised coastal flooding, down into the south—west. it will be a mild start to our friday morning, mid teens, quite widely, and as we go into tomorrow, then winds will strengthen for many of us. in fact, we see that low pressure crossing, it will bring bands of showery rain, drifting its way steadily northwards and on friday, it is likely to be the day we see the windiest weather. we will see gusts of wind in excess of 30 or a0 miles an hour in scotland and northern ireland, but stronger winds for england and wa

the winds will be strengthening up towards the north—west.breaks of rain pushing into northern ireland, perhaps north—west scotland as well. a very weak frontal system trying to push its way in, but elsewhere it stays dry through the night. not quite as chilly, although some spots particularly in northern and eastern areas will get down into single digits. so, for tuesday, this frontal system will make some progress eastwards, but it's running into high pressure, that'll squeeze a lot of the energy out of our weather front. you can barely see it on tuesday's weather chart. some cloud, some splashes of rain across parts of north—west scotland, maybe northern ireland. but, elsewhere, it's looking predominantly dry with some spells of sunshine. temperatures starting to creep upwards a little bit. and then as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday, this next frontal system will have a bit more life about it. so that will bring some slightly heavier and persistent rain and the rain will get further south—eastwards this time. although i think ea

hundreds of thousands of people in north west england are told not to socialise with anyone outside their household to stem coronavirus infections. police say a 15—year—old girl has died and several passengers on a boat have been injured after a collision in the water off the hampshire coast. california struggles to contain huge wildfires burning forests and homes and causing thousands of residents to flee. now on bbc news, it's witness history, where we hear from five people who have experienced important moments in history, including a jewish woman who found refuge in britain after she was transported out of nazi germany. hello and welcome to witness history with me, razia iqbal, here at the royal academy in london. today we'll hear from five people who have witnessed incredible moments in history. coming up: the soldiers who fought for the british but were not allowed to settle in britain. the last days of the sri lankan civil war. the first latin american coup, backed by the us. and when the soviet union banned alcohol. but first, to a story of love, hope and sacrifice. from 1938 unti

from the showers in the sunshine, feeling pleasantly warm, but the wind will be picking up in the north westf scotland. why? because we've got our next weather front on its way in. so, through the course of the night, it's likely to turn quite wet through northern ireland and also quite mild with lots of low cloud around, so a very different feel to our weather, i think, across north—western areas as we head into tuesday. in fact, through tuesday and wednesday, it does look wetterfor a time, some significant rain around and some stronger winds. but, again, it doesn't last. so, this is the low pressure which will be responsible for that rain, 50—60 mm over the highlands of scotland, tightly packed isobars denoting some stronger winds for many through tuesday and wednesday further south as well. the rain looks it'll be a feature mostly for scotland and northern ireland, but there will be low cloud and drizzle setting in across northern england,

the north—west of the uk, still some warm sunshine but a fresh appeal to the weather.on saturday. most of us get the sunshine for match of the day with fair weather cloud temperatures reaching the mid 30s towards the south—east where it will continue to feel hot and humid and overnight the temperature is only falling to around 20 degrees. it will be quite an uncomfortable night's sleep ahead as we go from saturday into sunday. a lot of dry weather for sunday, onshore winds in eastern england keeping things fresh are here and across scotland as well temperatures, high teens to low 20s but further south again it's hot and humid with temperatures continuing to run into the low 30s for some and the hot weather will loiter into next week good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news... england are in control on day two of teh first testw ith pakistan, thanks in part to james anderson who tool the key wicket of fangerman babar azam today. azam found his rythum yesterday moving past his half sunshine but wasn't able to add to his overnight score as james ande

the winds will be strengthening towards the north—west. north west scotland as well. a very weak frontal system trying to push its way in, but elsewhere it stays dry through the night. not quite as chilly although some spots particularly in northern and eastern areas will get down into single digits. so for tuesday, this frontal system will make some progress eastwards, but it's running into high pressure, that'll squeeze a lot of the energy out of a weather front. you can barely see it on tuesday's weather chart. some cloud, some splashes of rain across parts of north—west scotland, maybe northern ireland. but elsewhere it's looking predominantly dry with some spells of sunshine. temperatures starting to creep upwards a little bit. and then as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday, this next frontal system will have more life about it. so that will bring some slightly heavier and persistent rain and the rain will get further south eastwards less time. although i think east anglia and the south—east of england will probably stay dry fo

we're holding onto this north—west, south—east divide.ngland seeing plenty of dry, bright, warm and sunny weather. but it was a very different story further north. we had outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, northern england, and for scotland it really was a soaking wet day. now, this weather front responsible for it will sink a little bit further southwards into central areas to start wednesday, but we've got another front which will move into western areas later in the day. this first front will start to migrate northwards again through the morning, taking the patchy rain with it. this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightness there. now, throug

splashdown locations that they could choose and they went for one that was in, really, the far north—westd corner if you know the shape of florida, just south of pensacola, but they could have gone anywhere, really, around the coast of florida on the eastern side as well which is kind of where we thought they would come back

north west winds are on their way up. the key factor is how much cloud cover we get but inland temperatures will be hot. that's sunday into monday. it's also going to add to the humidity. nothing showing up rain wise yet but it's something to look forward to. 60s and 70s around the bay. that warms up as we head towards tomorrow. almost everyone is in on the heat friday and saturday. >>> crime rates are spiking across the country during the pandemic. which crime rates are spiking in major cities and how bay area police want to prevent the violence. >>> what president donald trump is saying about progress regarding coronavirus and what experts are saying in terms of managing your expectations. now more than ever, it's important californians have health coverage. if you've lost health insurance, covered california can help. you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. just visit coveredca.com today. for your health insurance. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your

the winds will be strengthening up towards the north—west.st scotland as well. a very weak frontal system trying to push its way in, but elsewhere it stays dry through the night. not quite as chilly, although some spots particularly in northern and eastern areas will get down into single digits. so, for tuesday, this frontal system will make some progress eastwards, but it's running into high pressure, that'll squeeze a lot of the energy out of our weather front. you can barely see it on tuesday's weather chart. some cloud, some splashes of rain across parts of north—west scotland, maybe northern ireland. but, elsewhere, it's looking predominantly dry with some spells of sunshine. temperatures starting to creep upwards a little bit. and then as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday, this next frontal system will have a bit more life about it. so that will bring some slightly heavier and persistent rain and the rain will get further south—eastwards this time. although i think east anglia and the south—east of england will probably stay dry

when such a gale for the north and west, persistent rain across western scotland, particularly in thehere a scotland and northern ireland for a time and on wednesday outbreaks of rain will gradually push eastwards. nina and charlie will have your headlines next. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and nina warhurst. our headlines today: a game—changing new test for coronavirus that can deliver results injust 90 minutes — half a million will be available from next week, millions more later this year. after months of home—working, companies across england can insist that staff go back to the office, but there are worries the government's sending out mixed messages. i'm a bit concerned, actually, because they're saying i can't meet up with family, they cannot come into my house, but i can still go to work with people i don't even know. the eat out to help out scheme launches. more than 72,000 businesses have signed up to offer half—price meals paid by the government. but how does it work and who will pay? i'm in watford to find out. a major incident is declared in great

the winds will be strengthening towards the north—west.h west scotland as well. a weak frontal system trying to push its way in but elsewhere it stays dry during the night. not quite as chilly although some spots in northern and eastern areas will get down into single digits. on tuesday, this frontal system will make some progress eastwards, but it is running into high pressure and that will squeeze a lot of the energy out of a weather front. you can barely see it on tuesday‘s weather charts. cloud and some splashes of rain across parts of north—west scotland, may be northern ireland. but elsewhere it is looking predominantly dry with some spells of sunshine. temperature starting to creep upwards a little bit. as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday, this next frontal system will have more life about it. that will bring heavy and persistent rain and the rain will get further south eastwards less time. but there is anger in the south—east of england will probably stay dry for a good part of the day. turning windy as well. those are the

the winds will be strengthening up towards the north—west.nd, perhaps north—west scotland as well. a very weak frontal system trying to push its way in, but elsewhere it stays dry through the night. not quite as chilly, although some spots particularly in northern and eastern areas will get down into single digits. so, for tuesday, this frontal system will make some progress eastwards, but it's running into high pressure, that'll squeeze a lot of the energy out of our weather front. you can barely see it on tuesday's weather chart. some cloud, some splashes of rain across parts of north—west scotland, maybe northern ireland. but, elsewhere, it's looking predominantly dry with some spells of sunshine. temperatures starting to creep upwards a little bit. and then as we move out of tuesday and into wednesday, this next frontal system will have a bit more life about it. so that will bring some slightly heavier and persistent rain and the rain will get further south—eastwards thistime. although i think east anglia and the south—east of england wil

hundreds of thousands of people in north west england are told not coronavirus infections. on bbc news, it's time for echoes of empire. in this programme bbc correspondents around the world, consider the legacy of imperialism as continuing controversy over the future of some public statues and protests by the black lives matter movement have shone a light on aspects of britain's imperial past. the british empire was the largest the world had ever known. at its height, it ruled around 20% of the earth's population. but the legacy of that empire is now the subject of passionate debate. issues of exploitation and brutality have come to the fore thanks to the black lives matter protests. in bristol, in the south—west of england, the statue of the slave trader edward colston was torn down amid angry protests. clive myrie has been to bristol and reflects now on the struggle over memory. clive myrie: who owns history? who dictates memory? is it always the victors? what would you think about coloured people coming to work on the buses? i don't like the idea very much. what about th

the wind flicking towards the north—west and still gusty but not just towards the north—west and stilltjust as bad as it will be in the next 2a hours. good afternoon, it's 1.30pm, and here's your latest sports news... the four—time winner chris froome has been left out of his team's chris froome has been left out of his team's squad for the tour de france, which starts in ten days‘ time. he's won the most prestigious of the grand tours four times but he was badly injured in a crash a year ago and there had been some doubt that he would make the team ineos line—up. also missing out is geraint thomas, who won the tour two years ago. the team is focusing on last year's winner egan bernal, and richard carapaz, who won the giro d'italia last year. froome, who is leaving ineos at the end of the current season, will instead lead the team at the vuelta a espana in october, while thomas will do so at the giro d'italia. ronald koeman has been confirmed as the new manager of barcelona. he's agreed a two—year deal. koeman, who's 57, spent six years with the club as a player. he replaces quique set

we're holding onto this north—west, south—east divide. of dry, bright, warm and sunny weather. but it was a very different story further north. we had outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, northern england, and for scotland it really was a soaking wet day. now, this weather front responsible for it will sink a little bit further southwards into central areas to start wednesday, but we've got another front which will move into western areas later in the day. this first front will start to migrate northwards again through the morning, taking the patchy rain with it. this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightness there. now, through wednesday night it

the university of california is on the north—west corner of the city and the fires are just north—west and the university will be saved. the last surviving d—day landing craft from the second world war has been forced to postpone its final voyage after a six year renovation project costing around $6 million. due to choppy waters and gusty wind, the craft was unable to make its final landing at portsmouth here in the uk, where it will be put on display. our defence correspondentjonathan beale has been keeping track of its journey so far. imposing strings music. archive: the dawn ofjune the sixth comes up like thunder over the invasion coast. it was the largest seaborne invasion in history. d—day, 19114, bringing an entire allied army to france to defeat the nazis. and it would never have happened without these. hundreds of landing craft, the workhorse of the invasion. quickly built — and just as swiftly discarded after the war. this was britain's last known surviving landing craft designed to carry tanks into battle. lct 707a was eventually turned into a liverpool nightclub. and then le

, some of them heavy with the odd rumble of thunder pushing into scotland, northern ireland and north westland. shuttered eastern and southern areas are seeing few showers tomorrow and the wind not quite as strong, gusts in excess of around 30 to 35 mph. temperatures, 22 the highest value but a cooler feel in the far north of scotla nd but a cooler feel in the far north of scotland because of the wind direction. that should mean on sunday we should have sure showers around for many of us. certainly in scotla nd around for many of us. certainly in scotland and northern ireland, fewer showers. a few dotted around and temperatures a little bit disappointing, i3 temperatures a little bit disappointing, 13 to 2! degrees. what i really need or want to offer you the next week or something dry, subtle, sunny and warm. but u nfortu nately subtle, sunny and warm. but unfortunately it's going to be slightly below par for the time of year. more rain to come. louise, thanks for that. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'mjohn watson. the headlines tonight... a maiden test century from zak crawley puts eng

there will be a few showers in the north west initially and then they will tend to migrate further east through the day. they could even turn heavy and thundery in eastern parts as we go to the afternoon, but by and large, there will be a lot of dry, settled weather. temperatures after the lower start won't get quite as high as today, but it still feels warm. and then through monday night, into tuesday, this is the big change coming through — strong westerly winds heralding the arrival of some wetter weather for tuesday and wednesday, particularly in the north and west. but after that, it warms up with some sunshine. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the conservative party says an mp who was arrested on suspicion of rape will not be suspended while police investigate the allegations. the government insists that further coronavirus restrictions will be targeted locally. there is a lot of speculation about what might happen in the future, but what might happen in the future, but what we are concentrating on is a targeted rather than a blanket approach. the australian state of victor

hundreds of thousands of people in north west england are told not to socialise with anyone outside their household to stem coronavirus infections. russian opposition leader alexei navalny is receiving treatment in berlin after being airlifted out of russia, where he fell seriously ill. and philippa thomas hears from people about how covid—i9 has changed their lives. that's in "coronavirus: your stories", in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon. manchester united says the club's captain harry maguire has pleaded not guilty after he appeared before a state prosecutor in greece of mykonos on thursday. after a disturbance at a bar on the island of mykonos on thursday. he has been cleared to fly home. the england defender — seen here leaving the court building — was one of three men arrested on thursday. in a statement, manchester united said the 27—year—old has pleaded not guilty to all charges. it is understood there will be a further hearing on tuesday. our sports presenter olly foster gave us more details. after two nights in police custody, harry maguire and those two other men

persistent rain pulling away from northern ireland, swirling across the irish sea into wells and the north west 15 degrees. on into tuesday, this swirl of rain will cut across north wales into northern england before pushing its way northwards into scotland during the course of the day. looking at the map, it looks like it is petering out but we could see some intense rainfall working its way northwards across scotland and for england and wales, decent sunshine but still locally the risk of some intense thunderstorms. for the remainder of the week we turn to the atlantic and areas of low pressure. two centres in fact areas of low pressure. two centres infact in areas of low pressure. two centres in fact in this circulation here which will bring strong winds to all parts of the uk. wednesday particularly for western areas, as we see this band of rain coming in. it will be heavy and there will be localised flooding. pretty soggy ground now, winds gusting at a0 to 50 mph, bringing down the odd tree on wednesday. scotland looking driest and brightest through the middle of the week. thursday, if we