low pressure is anchored to the north west of us, so areas close to the northwest will see the showers. we could see a few getting into north west walesnto the next couple of days. again for many away from the northwest where we hang on to some showers, it should be largely dry with some sunny spells. live from london. this is bbc news. tributes are paid to the tv chat show legend sir michael parkinson who has died aged 88. we might have a prospect here! more than 60 migrants are feared dead — after their boat is found drifting — off cape verde in west africa. the moment thousands of students have been waiting for — end of school examination grades are announced in england, wales and northern ireland. 0k, ok, we will start with you. you have done a—levels, what were your subjects and did you get the results politics, history and soakology and i -ot politics, history and soakology and i got what —— sociology and i got what _ i got what —— sociology and i got what i _ i got what —— sociology and i got what i wanted. hello, i'm lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start here

pressure is anchored to the north—west, so there is close to the north—west, so there is close to the north—west will see the showers. which could see a few getting into north—west walese drier and temperatures getting into the mid 20s at best. as we head into the mid 20s at best. as we head into the mid 20s at best. as we head into the next couple of days, again for many away from the north—west, where we hang onto some showers, it should be lightly dry with some sunny spells. this is bbc news, the headlines broadcaster sir michael parkinson has died at the age of 88, his family has confirmed. it's a—level results day— the moment thousands of students have been waiting for to find out their examinations grades. but others will be disappointed and face tough decisions, including applying to other universities or colleges through clearing. a warm welcome to the programme. in the past few minutes we've had a statement has died after a brief illness. in a statement his family said he passed away peacefully at home last night. he was 88. in the last few minutes the bbc director general — tim davie — has paid tribute to sir michael calling him "the king of the chat show"da

into sunday low pressure is anchored to the north west of us, so areas close to the northwest will see the showers. we could see a few getting into north west walesetting up, at best, into the mid twenties. as we head on into the next couple of days, again for many away from the northwest, where we hang on to some showers, it should be largely dry with some sunny spells. this is bbc news, the headlines. tributes are paid to the tv chat show legend — sir michael parkinson — who has died — aged 88. hundreds arrested in an east pakistan city after thousands of muslims burned churches and vandalised homes. saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman is invited to the uk, according to a government source. the moment thousands of students have been waiting for. end of school examination grades are announced in england, wales and northern ireland. tributes have been paid to the tv talk show host and journalist — sir michael parkinson. in a statement — his family said he died peacefully at home. he was 88. sir michael interviewed hundreds of the world's top stars of entertainment and sport — including muhamed ali, orson wells and meg ryan. let's talk

wales. the wind tomorrow around the north—west of wales will be a focus with gusts up to 60mph. el pleasant. now, overnight friday into saturday it is a warm night. and on saturday it is a warm night. and on saturday this front pushes further north, taking its rain with it and here too in the north of scotland it is going to be windy. move further south and it is a mixture of sunshine and showers. a lot of the showers will be in western areas. the further south and east you travel the better chance you have of staying dry. it will feel fresher on saturday than on friday. we lose that humidity. into sunday, low pressure is to the north—west and area there is will show showers and area there is will show showers and a few in north—west wales and the south—west and north—west england. further east it is likely to stay drier and temperatures up to the mid 20s. as we head into the next couple of days, again for many away from the north—west where we hang on the the north—west where we hang on the the showers, it should be dry with sunshine. spain's acting prime minister pedro sanchez

in fact, gusts potentially of 50 to possibly 60mph in exposed parts of north west wales. rain getting into the south west later in the day. depending on how quickly the rain arrives, it could again be very warm indeed, and it will certainly be very humid. now, friday night looks really wet as this frontal system drives its way northwards and eastwards, some heavy and thundery bursts of rain. close to the centre of this area of low pressure on saturday, we will also see some showers, particularly across northern ireland, western scotland, maybe some for western fringes of england and wales. further south and east, not as many showers. in fact, it should be largely dry, and, again, quite warm. temperatures up to around 25 celsius in the southeast corner, but 21 celisus for glasgow, 22 celsius in belfast. still mostly dry and fairly warm on sunday, just a few showers around. and then into the start of next week, towards the south of the uk, temperatures could climb a little further. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines: north ko

strong gusty winds around the irish sea, especially north—west wales, gusts up especially north—west ghs of around 23. humidity will increase. 0n highs of around 23. humidity will increase. on friday we see a more active band of thundery rain spreading northwards across england and wales and northern ireland, and that will be across scotland as we start saturday morning. again some some thundery rain which would tend to clear away. most of the showers will be across western areas, quite blustery in the north and west. temperatures coming down here very slowly the humidity will drop across the south—east. what could have up to 25 or 26 degrees again. sunday, a similar story. a blustery day in the north and west with sunshine and showers. most of the showers in the north and west, dry across central, southern and eastern areas. those temperatures close to the mid 20s. less humidity, i think, for all areas by this point. as we head into next week it could turn very warm for a time across south—east england. further north and west we hold onto that theme of sunshine and showers. today at

a strong gusty winds around the irish sea, particularly in north—west wales. gusts up to 60 mph.celsius. through friday night, an active band of rain pushing northwards. again some thundery rain which will tend to clear away, and then it is a bright day, with sunshine and showers. most of the showers will be across western areas, quite blustery in the north and west. temperatures coming down here, and very slowly, the humidity will drop across the south—east. we could have up to 25 or 26 degrees again. sunday, a similar story. a blustery day in the north and west, with sunshine and showers. most of the showers in the north and west, dry across central, southern and eastern areas. those temperatures close to the mid 20s. less humidity, i think, for all areas by this point. as we head into next week it could turn very warm for a time across south—east england. as we head into next week it could turn very warm for a time across south—east england. further north and west we hold onto that theme of sunshine and showers. live from london, this is bbc news. tributes are paid to the tv c

in fact, gusts potentially of 50 to possibly 60mph in exposed parts of north west wales.vy rain getting into the south west later in the day. depending on how quickly the rain arrives, it could again be very warm indeed, and it will certainly be very humid. now, friday night looks really wet as this frontal system drives its way northwards and eastwards, some heavy and thundery bursts of rain. close to the centre of this area of low pressure on saturday, we will also see some showers, particularly across northern ireland, western scotland, maybe some for western fringes of england and wales. further south and east, not as many showers. in fact, it should be largely dry, and, again, quite warm. temperatures up to around 25 celsius in the southeast corner, but 21 celisus for glasgow, 22 celsiys in belfast. still mostly dry and fairly warm on sunday, just a few showers around. and then into the start of next week, towards the south of the uk, temperatures could climb a little further. this is bbc news, we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour, as the news continues st

parts of north—west wales and north england have already seen a lot of rain on the radar picture shows we have seen rainfall over the last couple of hours. it is across parts of north wales, northern england and the far south of scotland where we will see heavy downpours through the rest of the day. enough rain to give poor travelling conditions, may be some localised flooding. temperatures struggling as well. in newcastle under the rain it is 16 degrees this afternoon. further south and east may be 24. it is a sunshine and showers story for most places. through this evening and overnight this wet weather will start to pull away. clinging onto the coast of south—east scotland and north—east england for much of the night. further west a few showers, some clear spells in the mix as well. temperatures between 11 and 15. for tomorrow it will not be raining all the time, but they will be some showers. today's rain clears away quite smartly and then some showers p°ppin9 quite smartly and then some showers p°pping up, quite smartly and then some showers popping up, one or two heavy ones. some

into sunday, low pressure is anchored to the north—west, so areas close to the north—west will see the showers. which could see a few getting into north—west wales showers, it should be dry with some sunny spells. live from london. this is bbc news tributes are paid to the chat show legend sir michael parkinson, who has died aged 88. more than 60 migrants are feared dead — after their boat is found drifting off cape verde in west africa. a—level results day arrives — the moment thousands of students find out their examinations grades in england, wales and northern ireland. the names of the first victims of maui's wildfires have been released ahead ofjoe biden's visit to hawaii next week. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with breaking news here in the uk — where tributes have been paid to the tv talk show host and journalist sir michael parkinson. in a statement, his family said he died peacefully at home. he was 88. sir michael interviewed hundreds of the world's top stars of entertainment and sport — including muhamed ali, orson wells and fred astair. the bbc director general tim davie called him "the king of the chat show". david s

evening and tonight showers will fade, some will push across scotland, northern ireland, north—west, north walesm will push from the west. there will be some showers across the northern half of the cube as many as we have had to be. foreclose across south—western ones, parts of northern ireland. some drizzle, must work later. a slightly warmer the four henry. wemyss, the midlands, expect close. further north they should be spells of sunshine. as we get deeper in to see this area of high pressure starting to build, there will be warmer from that south, thursday is set to be a rising warm the. some places 27, 28 sources. that will not last long, turning cooler and more on friday into the weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: at least 25 people have died and scores injured after a train accident in southern pakistan. a karachi—bound express train derailed near nawab shah in sindh. at least 5 carriages of the train were overturned. ukraine s president zelensky claims a guided" bomb has hit a blood transfusion centre in the northeast of the country. he posted an image showing a burning building —

speaking at a festival in north west wales , mr festival in north west wales, mr drakeford reportedlyd it was important to have a refresh . important to have a refresh. five people have been arrested on london's oxford street after social media posts encouraged people to steal from stores . the people to steal from stores. the tiktok posts prompted a heavy police presence and two young men were seen being led away in handcuffs. some outlets shut their doors while crowds gathered and officers issued 24 dispersal orders. a spokesperson for the mayor of london told us anyone who's seen content encouraging them to commit crime should ignore it and strikes by staff at gatwick airport will cause disruption during the bank houday cause disruption during the bank holiday weekend as workers announce fresh walkouts as part of an ongoing dispute over pay . of an ongoing dispute over pay. the unite union saying that around 230 workers, including ground handlers, will walk out for eight days from august 18th. and then again from the 25th. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital

tighter isobars across north—west wales, gusts up to 40mph here.it is blustery for this time of the year. sharp showers around moving through quickly on that brisk wind. sharp and thundery across eastern scotland, north—eastern england and through the midlands. drier across east anglia through the afternoon with temperatures getting as high as 23—24 degrees. through this evening, a lot of those showers will fade away, leaving dry weather with bright spells. showers continue across west scotland with lows of 12—15 into tomorrow morning. some of us will start sunday with areas of cloud, but that will break up again giving sunny spells. a quieter—looking day, but with showers feeding into northern ireland and western scotland, particularly through the afternoon. another system approaching the far south—west of england and western wales. a quieter—looking day with more sunshine, temperatures around 20—23. heading through sunday night, this rain is likely to move into wales in central and southern england into monday morning, then moving further northwa

it will be particularly windy towards the north—west wales coast as well. going to be warm and muggy feeling. dry and cooler with some sunshine across much of scotland. temperatures here in the high teens in celsius. but of course, the rain eventually arrives here on friday night. a very mild, muggy night to follow. temperatures no lower than 18 or 19 degrees celsius potentially in south—east england. on saturday, though, some fresher feeling air, it is still warm. the rain clears the north of scotland through the morning. a few showers following on behind, but lots of dry weather, too. some sunshine, temperatures peaking generally in the low to the mid 20s, once more in celsius and it's looking very similar on sunday. here's the outlook for our capital cities as we head through the weekend and into the start of next week towards the north and the west, temperatures will still rise into the low 20s, but it's cooler, more showery here. drier and warmer towards the south and the east. bye— bye. you're watching the context on bbc news. the plan that i put in p

together which shows it will turn quite windy around western coast and in fact, the coast of north—west wales general wet weather developing in the south—west. depending on the timing of these rain bands, if it stays bright for long enough, it will be again very warm day and very humid certainly but friday night is very wet with heavy and thundery rain driving northwards and eastwards. however, for the weekend, although there will be some showers around, particularly towards the north and west of the uk, a lot of dry weather as well, particularly in the south and at the start of next week, things might turn even warmer for some of us. that's all for now. thank you. in a moment it's time for the news where you are. let's return to the england women's success against australia at the world cup, which has seen them through to sunday's final against spain. tonight, wembley�*s arch has been lit up in red and white in tribute to the lionesses. after today's success, everyone will be hoping they bring the world cup home. good night. # where it began... great play.

strong, gusty winds around the irish sea, particularly north—west wales, gusts up to 60 miles an hourers, temperatures reach highs of around 23. humidity will increase. through friday night we see a more active band of thundery rain spreading northwards across england and wales and northern ireland, and that will be across scotland as we start saturday morning. again some thundery rain which will tend to clear away, and then it is a bright day, with sunshine and showers. most of the showers will be across western areas, quite blustery in the north and west. temperatures coming down here, and very slowly, the humidity levels will drop across the south—east. we could have up to 25 or 26 degrees again. sunday, a similar story. a blustery day in the north and west, with sunshine and showers. most of the showers in the north and west, dry across central, southern and eastern areas. those temperatures close to the mid 20s. less humidity, i think, for all areas by this point. as we head into next week it could turn very warm for a time across south—east england. further north and west we hol

parts of north—west wales and north england have already seen a lot of rain on the radar picture showsross parts of north wales, northern england and the far south of scotland where we will see heavy downpours through the rest of the day. enough

it will be particularly windy towards the north west wales coast as well.across much of scotland. temperatures here in the high teens in celsius. but of course, the rain eventually arrives here on friday night. a very mild, muggy night to follow. temperatures no lower than 18 or 19 degrees celsius potentially in south—east england. on saturday, though, some fresher feeling air, it is still warm. the rain clears the north of scotland through the morning. a few showers following on behind, but lots of dry weather, too. some sunshine temperatures peaking generally in the low to the mid 20s, once more in celsius and it's looking very similar on sunday. here's the outlook for our capital cities as we head through the weekend and into the start of next week towards the north and the west, temperatures will still rise into the low 20s, but it's cooler, more showery here. drier and warmer towards the south and the east. bye— bye. the uefa super cup is nearing half time with champions league winners manchester city up against europa league champions sevilla in athen

we could see gusts of up to 60 mph for exposed parts of north—west wales. the timing of those weather systems, temperatures might get higher than this, but 17 to 23 and very humid feel, really wet on friday night, that rain pushing north. low pressure close by for the weekend, most shows to the north and west. furthersouth, mainly weekend, most shows to the north and west. further south, mainly dry and warm. in a moment, it's time for the news where you are. but we leave you with some images of england's lionesses' historic achievement on a sell—out evening in sydney. goodbye. # where it began... its toone! oh, wow! ella toone! _ that is a win to add to any crickets. how about that? australia draw level. trying to latch onto this one. russo! # touching you # touching you # sweet caroline # sweet caroline # good times never seemed so good # good times never seemed so good # ifeel # good times never seemed so good # i feel inclined # i feel inclined # to believe they never would...

it will be particularly windy towards the north west wales coast as well. celsius. but of course, the rain eventually arrives here on friday night. a very mild, muggy night to follow. temperatures no lower than 18 or 19 degrees celsius potentially in south—east england. on saturday, though, some fresher feeling air, it is still warm. the rain clears the north of scotland through the morning. a few showers following on behind, but lots of dry weather, too. some sunshine temperatures peaking generally in the low to the mid 20s, once more in celsius and it's looking very similar on sunday. here's the outlook for our capital cities as we head through the weekend and into the start of next week towards the north and the west, temperatures will still rise into the low 20s, but it's cooler, more showery here. drier and warmer towards the south and the east. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news, cheering history is made by england's lionesses in reaching the final of the women's world cup — after beating australia 3—1. i would never take anything for grante

it will be particularly windy towards the north west wales coast as well.nd through the morning. a few showers following on behind, but lots of dry weather, too. some sunshine. temperatures peaking generally in the low to the mid 20s, once more in celsius, and it's looking very similar on sunday. here's the outlook for our capital cities as we head through the weekend and into the start of next week. towards the north and the west, temperatures will still rise into the low 20s, but it's cooler, more showery here. drier and warmer towards the south and the east. bye— bye. tonight at ten: jubilation at home and abroad for england fans as the lionesses propel themselves into the world cup final after a decisive win against australia. it's toone! hemp! what a pass that is. it's russo! three heart—stopping goals made the final score 3—1 — england will face spain in sunday's final. # football's coming home. for fans — wherever they were watching — there was delirious celebration, and the team manager could barely believe her own achievement. i never take anything

into the south—east, additionally very strong winds for a time in the north—east of wales, gust of winds up to 60 mph in the north—westing, low sweeping by, then this weather front sweeps northwards across the country, we will all get some rain over the next 24—36 hours, and then on saturday, sunny spells, showers, quite warm, any showers in the north—west of the country. look at the temperatures, 25—26 at best, glasgow up to 20 or so. sunday is looking fine for cardiff and london, and yes, it is warming up, and it will stay warm fora and yes, it is warming up, and it will stay warm for a few more days. and that's bbc news at six. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. hello, i'm olly foster.

west, the sun's out. fine weather for wales, the north—west of england not doing bad at all, northern ireland, but a scattering forecast for parts of scotland. then, eventually, that low pressure, what's left of it because it is fizzling away, moves into scandinavia. in its wake, a high pressure forms, but it's a weak area of high pressure. enough to slow the low pressure coming in from the atlantic. and, yes, there is another one heading our way! so here's tuesday, a decent day, just the odd shower, plenty of sunny spells and very pleasant temperatures — typically in the range of 19 to 23 degrees celsius. that was tuesday. this is wednesday. the high is with us and the low pressure is slowly approaching. it's also being pushed by quite a weakjet stream in the atmosphere. the jet stream is way above at 30,000 feet, the jet stream is pushing the low pressure towards us, but only very, very gently. ahead of it on wednesday i think still plenty of bright, if not sunny weather. now, let's have a look at that jet stream. this is towards the end of the week. it's still more or less over us, so we are in that rain an

will always weather always keep some wet weather across north wales and across west and north wales andbut elsewhere turning largely dry and clear. temperatures will dip down into single figures in rural spots. so a fresh start sunday again so a fresh start to sunday again tomorrow. many places will start dry. good chance you'll wake up to some blue sky and for many it'll stay fine through the morning. but the clouds will be bubbung morning. but the clouds will be bubbling up across central and then eastern parts with some showers developing a bit dry, maybe for western parts of scotland. wales not looking too bad through the afternoon before more cloud and rain spill into the north—west. and the north—west. later on. and again cool side, for most again on the cool side, for most temperatures below average for the , looks like the time of year, looks like things are heating up for boxt boilers >> proud sponsors of weather on gb news as . we're going to be gb news as. we're going to be talking in a couple of moments about that kiss. >> yes, and it's interesting. >> yes, and it's interest

will continue across parts of scotland, because all parts of northern ireland had a north—west england as north walesght for the time of year. 6 degrees in aberdeen, nine in birmingham and cardiff and some parts in the countryside will get a little chillier than that. a fresh start on monday morning but under this little ridge of high pressure there is a largely dry and bright start. some dry spells of sunshine around and we will see some showers popping up through the day today should be quite as many as there has been today. however, this weather system running in from the west will eventually bring more cloud into the far south—west of england. the far south—west of wales. some misty murky conditions developing and some rain very late in the day. temperatures are 16 to 21 degrees in most places. free monday night, this mental system pushes eastwards taking cloud and some rain with it. not a huge amount of rain but there certainly will be some misty and murky conditions focused on hills. whereas for northern ireland and scotland, actually a mainly fine and dry sunny day albeit with quite a brisk br

wales, especially with the exposure. some sunshine across western scotland and north—west england, into the midlands and the far south—eastio steadily becoming into the afternoon across the south—west and into wales. this is storm petty and will continue to push steadily northwards through the course of the night. we could have 16 millimetres locally, in higher i6 millimetres locally, in higher ground in parts of northern ireland we could have 80 millimetres. a lot of surface water and spray around and it will be very windy across south—west england, wales and areas adjacent to the irish sea and the north channel as well. and muggy night for all of us and the rain continues to drift northwards and eastwards across scotland where we will have the strongest winds. a few showers packing into western areas. the south and east getting away with a dry day with sunshine. tomorrow will feel fresher with ties between 16 and 25. into sunday, low pressure i6 and 25. into sunday, low pressure is anchored to the north—west of the country. where we see that showers it is more likely to be in the north and west. dry weather as you push

could continue to bring heavy, thundery downpours in places — particularly in wales, north west englandclears away and we start to see some sunshine moving into western areas later in the day, so it is an improvement and not a bad day to come for scotland and northern ireland — fewershowers, more in the way of sunshine. again, temperatures 19—21 celsius. that area of low pressure clears away. we start to see this area of high pressure nosing in from the west. that should settle things down. there's still a chance of a few showers across the northern half of the country here with light, northerly winds but the winds will be very light and we should see a bit of sunshine once any morning mist and murk clears away for england and wales. temperatures responding — 23, maybe 2a degrees in the warmest spots. and that's the theme of things to come as we move through the week. high pressure starts to take over. we should see more drier weather, more sunshine around, so temperatures will respond. but with this area of low pressure trying to push in off the atlantic, we'll start to see winds comin

north—west. further south, pressure is moving in from the north—west. furthersouth, high north—west. further south, high pressure north—west. furthersouth, high pressure holds up from continental europe. that is affecting weather across england and waleshe cloud will bubble up in northern england, for instance. some showers for scotland and northern ireland. in the south, up and northern ireland. in the south, up to 26 celsius on monday afternoon. into the evening hours, late sunshine. 0ne afternoon. into the evening hours, late sunshine. one or two showers for parts of wales and northern england. scotland and northern ireland, showery rain and easing away through the early hours. temperatures overnight falling to 14, 15 celsius. a warm and temperatures overnight falling to 14,15 celsius. a warm and muggy feel to the weather. tuesday, warm and sunny for much of central, southern and eastern england. parts of wales, too. northern ireland and scotland seeing blustery showers. the showers and the winds will ease later in the day. typically the high teens for temperatures. 26 down to east anglia, central and southern england. into the middle of the week, another area of low pressure for the north—west year. blustery spells of weather. for

through the morning, the rain pushes north and east and we will be left with showers across wales, the south—westund. this rain will be with us through the course of the afternoon, fringing into southern scotland. showers persisting on either side here and there. temperatures 15 in the north to 24 in the south. as we head through the evening and overnight period. the low pressure driving this rain will pull it away into the north sea, leaving a mostly dry night with one or two showers, light winds and overnight lows 11 to 14. tomorrow high pressure builds across as so things will be more settled, dry weather, sunshine tomorrow as well. the old scattered shower here and there but they are going to be hit and miss and feeling warmer across northern england and north wales where we have rain today. top temperature up to 23 degrees. thank you, carol. from driverless cars to 3d printing, artificial intelligence has been transforming how we live our lives for a while now. but the bbc�*s panorama has been investigating the potential risks and benefits the ai revolution is bringing, and lara lewington ha

north—west of scotland. this feature will run in during sunday night and into monday across england and wales. ast scotland. better chance of staying dry altogether through central, southern and eastern england, with highs of 22 or 23 degrees. generally, the high teens further north, especially where we have the showers. this feature runs into wales and south west england bringing heavy rain during the night. scotland and northern ireland drier away from these weather front. here, temperatures low teens, otherwise, the mid—teens further south. then for monday, we have that feature moving across england and wales. it could continue to bring heavy and thundery downpours in places, particularly wales, north—west england. the heaviest rain pushes out into the north sea as it clears away and we start to see sunshine moving into western areas later in the day, so it is an improvement. and not a bad day for scotland and northern ireland, fewer showers and more sunshine. temperatures 19, 21 celsius. that area of low pressure clears away and you see this area of high pressure from the west. that should

could continue to bring heavy, thundery downpours in places — particularly in wales, north west englandine moving into western areas later in the day, so it is an improvement and not a bad day to come for scotland and northern ireland — fewershowers, more in the way of sunshine. again, temperatures 19—21 celsius. that area of low pressure clears away. we start to see this area of high pressure nosing in from the west. that should settle things down. there's still a chance of a few showers across the northern half of the country here with light, northerly winds but the winds will be very light and we should see a bit of sunshine once any morning mist and murk clears away for england and wales. temperatures responding — 23, maybe 24 degrees in the warmest spots. and that's the theme of things to come as we move through the week. high pressure starts to take over. we should see more drier weather, more sunshine around, so temperatures will respond. but with this area of low pressure trying to push in off the atlantic, we'll start to see winds coming in from the south to the south—east and

west, the sun's out. fine weather for wales, the north—west of england not doing bad at all, northern ireland, but a scatteringt low pressure, what's left of it because it is fizzling away, moves into scandinavia. in its wake, a high pressure forms, but it's a weak area of high pressure. enough to slow the low pressure coming in from the atlantic. and, yes, there is another one heading our way! so here's tuesday, a decent day, just the odd shower, plenty of sunny spells and very pleasant temperatures — typically in the range of 19 to 23 degrees celsius. that was tuesday. this is wednesday. the high is with us and the low pressure is slowly approaching. it's also being pushed by quite a weakjet stream in the atmosphere. the jet stream is way above at 30,000 feet, the jet stream is pushing the low pressure towards us, but only very, very gently. ahead of it on wednesday i think still plenty of bright, if not sunny weather. now, let's have a look at that jet stream. this is towards the end of the week. it's still more or less over us, so we are in that rain and wind superhighway. that low pressure slow moving to

north—west, south—east divide. low pressure to the north—west of the uk, high pressure towards the south. it does mean for large parts of england and walesinds and longer spells of rain the further north and west you are. those temperatures range from 20 to 26 or 27 degrees in the south—east. stays unsettled in the south—east. stays unsettled in the north and the west through the week. temperatures start to fall, with a few showers here and there. this is bbc news, the headlines: the uk government is set to launch an independent inquiry into how nurse lucy letby came to murder seven neonatal babies in her care. the inquiry will review why concerns raised about her were not taken seriously by management at the countess of chester hospital. uk police investigating the murder of ten—year—old sara sharif, found dead in a house in woking, say they want to speak to three people in connection with the death. an international search is under way for sara's father, stepmother and uncle. hurricane hilary heads towards the pacific coast of mexico, where it's expected to make landfall on sunday before tracking to california and nevada. forecasters s

speaking at a festival in north west wales , mr drakeford west wales, mr drakeford reportedly said it was important to have a refresh and strikes by staff at gatwick airport will cause disruption during the bank houday cause disruption during the bank holiday weekend. as workers announce fresh walkout votes as part of an ongoing dispute over pay- part of an ongoing dispute over pay. the unite union saying that around 230 workers, including ground handlers , will walk out ground handlers, will walk out for eight days from the 18th of august and then again from the 25th on tv , online, on dab+ 25th on tv, online, on dab+ radio. and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to dan . gb news. back now to dan. when is there going to be a national reckoning about the illegal migrant catastrophe that has threatening british lives and livelihoods every time this story starts being covered like the complete crisis , it is the the complete crisis, it is the liberal elite and the msm find a way to divert attention . way to divert attention. >> so this week, rather than talking about the continued

and probably the greatest risk of seeing an odd shower will be across the north—west of both england and walesshine. temperatures, high teens to low 20s, feeling warm in that august sunshine. and again, into tuesday, another area of low pressure starts to move in from the north. and so, we will get outbreaks of rain moving its way into scotland. just a few patches of rain — showers, really — on this weather front, this cold front, as it works southwards across england and wales. but many of you will still have some spells of sunshine around, as well. and overall, the temperature is similarfor most, about 18—22 celsius — warm in the sun, but starting to feel perhaps a little bit cooler across the north of scotland. well, from tuesday into wednesday, that same area of low pressure works into the north sea while weakening. and really, we're looking at a day of sunny spells and showers again — this time, probably the heaviest showers, big thunderstorms affecting northern and eastern scotland, and down this eastern side of england. again, there'll be some convergent winds, so who knows? you might s

speaking at a festival in north west wales , mr drakeford west wales, mr drakeford reportedly said itmportant to have a refresh and strikes by staff at gatwick airport will cause disruption during the bank houday cause disruption during the bank holiday weekend. as workers announce fresh walkout votes as part of an ongoing dispute over pay- part of an ongoing dispute over pay. the unite union saying that around 230 workers, including ground handlers , will walk out ground handlers, will walk out for eight days from the 18th of august and then again from the 25th on tv , online, on dab+ 25th on tv, online, on dab+ radio. and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to dan . gb news. back now to dan. when is there going to be a national reckoning about the illegal migrant catastrophe that has threatening british lives and livelihoods every time this story starts being covered like the complete crisis , it is the the complete crisis, it is the liberal elite and the msm find a way to divert attention . way to divert attention. >> so this week, rather than talking about the continued invasi

and wales — could continue to bring heavy and thundery downpours in places, particularly in wales, north—westorth sea is it clears away, and we start to see some sunshine moving into western areas later in the day, so it is an improvement, and not a bad day to come to scotland and northern ireland. fewer showers. more in the way of sunshine. again, temperatures 19—21 celsius. that area of low pressure clears away. we start to see this area of high pressure nosing in from the west. that should settle things down. there is still a chance of a few showers across the northern half of the country here with light northerly winds, but the winds will be very light, and we should see a bit of sunshine once any morning mist and murk clears away for england and wales. temperatures responding — 23, maybe 24 in the warmest spots. and that's the theme of things to come as we move through the week. high pressure starts to take over. we should see more drier weather, more sunshine around, so temperatures will respond. but with this area of low pressure trying to push in off the atlantic, we will start to see

some will continue across parts of scotland, in coastal parts of northern ireland, north—west england, north waleste a chilly night for the time of year, 6 degrees to aberdeen, nine for birmingham and cardiff, some spots in the countryside getting a little chiller than that. if i start to monday morning, but under this little ridge of high pressure, a largely dry and bright start, spells and some turnaround. some showers popping up through the day, but not quite as many as today. however, this weather system running in from the west will eventually bring more cloud into the far south—west of england, the far south—west of wales. misty and murky conditions developing, and some rain very late in the day. temperatures, 16 to 21 celsius in most places. through monday night, this frontal system pushes eastwards, taking cloud and some rain with it. not a huge amount of rain, but there certainly will be some misty and murky conditions for coasts and hills. what for northern ireland and scotland, a mainly fine, dry and sunny day, albeit with quite a brisk breeze in north—east scotland, making it feel rath

i'll towards the west of the sun is out, for wales, the north west of england not doing that at all,ecast. eventually that low— pressure forecast. eventually that low—pressure what's left of it because it is fizzling away moves into scandinavia and in its wake, a high—pressure forms. it is a weak area of high pressure, enough to slow the low—pressure coming in from the low—pressure coming in from the atlantic. yes, another one heading our way. here is to say, a decent day, just the odd shower. plenty of sunny spells, pleasant temperatures typically in the range of 19—23 c. that is tuesday, this is wednesday. the high is with us in the low—pressure is slowly approaching. it is also being pushed by quite a week check stream in the atmosphere so if you think the jet stream is way above at 30,000 feet pushing thejet above at 30,000 feet pushing the jet stream, above at 30,000 feet pushing thejet stream, jet above at 30,000 feet pushing the jet stream, jet stream is pushing low—pressure towards us but only very gently so i had it on wednesday i think still plenty of bright if not sunny we

forthe north—west england, wales and the south—west.ling fresher and cooler than it did yesterday. overnight we hang on to showers in the north and west, they could be sharp and thundery. and in coastal counties of england, sussex and kent. it will feel cooler in sheltered glens. in the next few days, in the bank holiday, it remains with sunshine and showers. thank you, see you later. more than 30 families are starting legal action against the government, care homes and a number of hospitals following the deaths of their relatives in the early days of the covid pandemic. the families argue their human rights were breached because not enough was done to protect them from the virus. the government says it tried to safeguard care home residents using the best evidence available at the time. here's our social affairs editor, alison holt. very happy days. my mother and father are on a cruise. for liz, these photos provide precious memories of her mother margaret. when her mum found it hard to get around, she moved to a care home, but she was

north—west of scotland. it will run into sunday night and monday across england and wales.et going most in scotland and northern ireland and heavy once in northeast scotland and a better chance of staying dry altogether through central, southern and eastern england and the high teens further north where we have the shallots. this runs into wales in south—west england and brings heavy and thundery rain as it presses northwards and eastwards. scotland and northern ireland will stay dry away from the weather fronts and here we will see temperatures in the low teens or the mid teens further south. monday we have got that feature moving across england and wales could continue to bring heavy and thundery downpours particularly in wales in north—west england but the heaviest will push out to the north sea is it clears away and we start to see some sunshine moving into western areas later in the day so it is an improvement but not a bad day to come to scotland and northern ireland. us showers. temperatures i9— northern ireland. us showers. temperatures 19— 2i celsius. we start to s

gusty winds across the north—west coast of wales and we are looking at it turning quite humid in southernldron and they would be against a wave of noise, and they knew their game plan was to possess the ball and stifle that by quieting the crowd, by keeping the ball, by doing what they do. and when they got their chances they absolutely nailed them and that's about connections and being ruthless. it's those snapshot of moments that mean so much in football games, that we look back on today and go, damn. i don't say this lightly, and australia will never say this lightly, good on england, you deserved it. spain is their final challenge for the tournament so will england's names be on that trophy? there's almost an absolute inevitability about it because the resilience and the belief the team has within, to get to a final, who says they can't go and do it again on sunday? england are riding the wave of their success and with so many favourite outs, this is their good chance to win a world cup and it would be the first for an england senior team for 57 years. you great views. lots of anticip