for a while and sunny northeast of england for a while and 5unny 5pell5 northeast of englandand thundering and mainly towards the western side of the uk with temperatures showing a little change. over the rest of the week the weather is not going to change a great deal. it is a case of some warm spells of sunshine but some warm spells of sunshine but some heavy and thundering showers. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lukwesa burak. far—right protesters clash with police in central london, saying they're protecting a statue of winston churchill. in paris, clashes as anti—racist protestors demonstrate against police brutality. the canadian prime minister calls for an independent investigation after the violent arrest of an indigenous chief is caught on police camera. and a socially—distanced official birthday parade for queen elizabeth — a scaled—down celebration at windsor castle.

wales, and it is a dry start, but we might see showers developing particularly across parts of northeast englandnes and perhaps into parts of the midlands and southern and central england. don't be too surprised if you see an odd shower formed here as we head into the afternoon. wednesday, the area of low pressure starts over the uk, so a cloudy day with outbreaks of rain. rain is usefulfor a number of us — dry last month, so the rain is welcomed by gardeners. more of that rain to come, and it is kind of yo—yo rain, because as this pressure deepens and moves to the south, outbreaks of rain moves southwards, as well. thursday we are looking at some rain around, across parts of the south. northwards, there's heavier rain set to move in across the swathe of northern england, particularly northeast england, perhaps even a bit of thunder mixed in with some of that. but generally further north, the quieter the weather gets, so it may stay dry in inverness in glasgow this weekend. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: paying their respects — thousands of mourners file past the casket o

a dry start, but we'll probably see a line of showers develop, particularly across parts of northeast englandtoo surprised if you see an odd shower fall here as we head into the afternoon. 0ur temperatures similar to what we had, really, on monday. highs between 15—18d for the majority of us. now, for wednesday, this area of low pressure starts to move right over the uk, and so we are looking at a cloudy day with some fairly prolonged outbreaks of rain. still, the rain is useful rain for a number of us. of course, it was very dry last month, so the rain welcomed by gardeners, i'm sure. but there is more of that rain to come, and it's kind of yo—yo rain if you like, because this low deepens. it moves to the south. the outbreaks move southwards as well, but the rain will then return back northwards, so we get to dollops of rain from this particular weather system. ——joe —— joe mac dollops. we're looking at some rain around across parts of the south, but also this zone of heavier rain looks set to move in across a swathe of north england, particularly northeast england, perhaps even with a bit o

wales, and it is a dry start, but we might see showers developing particularly across parts of northeast englandds and southern and central england. don't be too surprised if you see an odd shower formed here as we head into the afternoon. our temperatures similar to what we had, really, on monday, with highs between 15—18 celsius for the majority of us. now for wednesday, the area of low pressure starts to move right over the uk, so we are looking at a cloudy day with some fairly prolonged outbreaks of rain. still, the rain is useful for a number of us — it was very dry last month, so the rain is welcomed by gardeners, i'm sure. but there is more of that rain to come, and it is kind of yo—yo rain, if you like it, because as this los pressure deepens and moves to the south, outbreaks of rain moves southwards, as well. but the rain will then return back northwards, so we get two dollops of rain from this particular system. thursday we are looking at some rain around, across parts of the south. northwards, there's heavier rain set to move in across the swathe of northern england, particularly nort

wales, and it is a dry start, but we might see showers developing particularly across parts of northeast englandands and southern and central england. don't be too surprised if you see an odd shower formed here as we head into the afternoon. our temperatures similar to what we had, really, on monday, with highs between 15—18 celsius for the majority of us. now for wednesday, the area of low pressure starts to move right over the uk, so we are looking at a cloudy day with some fairly prolonged outbreaks of rain. still, the rain is useful for a number of us — it was very dry last month, so the rain is welcomed by gardeners, i'm sure. but there is more of that rain to come, and it is kind of yo—yo rain, if you like it, because as this los pressure deepens and moves to the south, outbreaks of rain moves southwards, as well. —— low pressure. but the rain will then return back northwards, so we get two dollops of rain from this particular system. thursday we are looking at some rain around, across parts of the south. northwards, there's heavier rain set to move in across the swathe of northern england

this area of rain moving across northeast england through the morning and then up into scotland.s going to stay quite grey and murky for some of these northern and eastern coasts. northern ireland should brighten up a little bit with some sunshine, but some showers. and then down across england and wales, we will see some sunny spells developing, but some very heavy downpours and thunderstorms breaking out here. a more persistent area of wet weather likely to push towards the southwest of england as we head through the afternoon. and then you can see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwest england particularly. but it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet wea

this area of rain moving across northeast england through the morning and then up into scotland.tay quite grey and murky for some of these northern and eastern coasts. northern ireland should brighten up a little bit with some sunshine, but some showers. and then down across england and wales, we will see some sunny spells developing, but some very heavy downpours and thunderstorms breaking out here. a more persistent area of wet weather likely to push towards the southwest of england as we head through the afternoon. and then you can see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwest england particularly. but it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwa

this area of rain moving across northeast england through the morning and then up into scotland.ite grey and murky for some of these northern and eastern coasts. northern ireland should brighten up a little bit with some sunshine, but some showers. and then down across england and wales, we will see some sunny spells developing, but some very heavy downpours and thunderstorms breaking out here. a more persistent area of wet weather likely to push towards the southwest of england as we head through the afternoon. and then you can see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwest england particularly. but it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards an

now over recent hours, we've had a lot of rain across northeast england. eventually up into southern and eastern scotland. and across the south of england, another pulse of very heavy rain working in through the afternoon. some flashes of lightning, some rumbles of thunder are likely. this rain starting to get up into the southeast of wales, and the south midlands. the odd heavy shower following on behind. the temperatures a little bit higher than they have been, 21 celsius there in london. sunshine and showers to the north midlands into wales. a lot of cloud with some outbreaks in rain for northern england, and northern ireland. some of that rain eventually pushing up towards the southeast of scotland. but towards the northwest of scotland, well, here probably the best of the dry and sunny weather, although for some coasts in the northeast, it's likely to stay more murky. and it's going to be quite a breezy day, as well. now as we move through friday night and into saturday, you can see further pulses of wet weather pushing across the map. some clear spell

now over recent hours, we've had a lot of rain across northeast england. eventually into southern and eastern scotland, and across southern england, another pulse of very heavy rain working into the afternoon. some flashes of lightning and rumbles of thunder are likely as rain starts to get into the southeast of wales and south midlands, the odd heavy shower following on behind. the temperatures a little bit higher than they have been, 21 celsius there in london. sunshine and showers to the north of midlands into wales, a lot of cloud with some outbreaks in rain for northern england and northern ireland, with some of that rain eventually pushing to the southeast of scotland. but towards the northwest of scotland, we'll here have the best of the dry and sunny weather, although for some coast in the northeast, it's likely to stay more murky, and it'll be quite a breezy day, as well. now as we move through friday night into saturday, you can see further pulses of wet weather pushing across the map with some clear spells, as well. it'll be a very mild night, we

now over recent hours, we've had a lot of rain across northeast england. southern and eastern scotland. and across the south of england, another pulse of very heavy rain working in through the afternoon. some flashes of lightning, some rumbles of thunder are likely. this rain starting to get up into the southeast of wales, and the south midlands. the odd heavy shower following on behind. the temperatures a little bit higher than they have been, 21 celsius there in london. sunshine and showers to the north midlands into wales. a lot of cloud with some outbreaks in rain for northern england, and northern ireland. some of that rain eventually pushing up towards the southeast of scotland. but towards the northwest of scotland, well, here probably the best of the dry and sunny weather, although for some coasts in the northeast, it's likely to stay more murky. and it's going to be quite a breezy day, as well. now as we move through friday night and into saturday, you can see further pulses of wet weather pushing across the map. some clear spells, as well. it's go

one or two showers dotted about south—west england and wales early on where these tend to drift northeast or two into parts of eastern scotland. northern ireland booking dry, rain gets there saturday evening and the breeze picking up as well, wind will feel fresher as well. certainly warmer, this rain for northern ireland on saturday evening spreads east across the uk saturday night, sun showers on sunday. —— some showers on sunday for this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. school is vital for every one of our children. that is why we will bring all children in all year groups back to school in september. the uk's coronavirus alert level is lowered from four to three — after a steady decrease in cases in all four nations. after weeks of nationwide protests over the death of george floyd, people across the united states are celebrating juneteenth —

now over recent hours, we've had a lot of rain across northeast england. ly up into southern and eastern scotland. and across the south of england, another pulse of very heavy rain working in through the afternoon. some flashes of lightning, some rumbles of thunder are likely. this rain starting to get up into the southeast of wales, and the south midlands. the odd heavy shower following on behind. the temperatures a little bit higher than they have been, 21 celsius there in london. sunshine and showers to the north midlands into wales. a lot of cloud with some outbreaks in rain for northern england, and northern ireland. some of that rain eventually pushing up towards the southeast of scotland. but towards the northwest of scotland, well, here probably the best of the dry and sunny weather, although for some coasts in the northeast, it's likely to stay more murky. and it's going to be quite a breezy day, as well. now as we move through friday night and into saturday, you can see further pulses of wet weather pushing across the map. some clear spells, as we

another pulse of rain coming back in at some point during the night ahead and into monday across northeast englandwers, heaviest look to be across the western side of the uk. again, we'll be plagued by low cloud for some coastal areas in the north and the east come tuesday. our low pressure may just reorientate itself a little bit more overhead. so we might see more widespread showers developing going into the afternoon with some heavy ones further east as well. but all the time in the lengthy sunny spells, it's going to be warm temperatures about where they should be for this time of year. into the low 20s. but the unsettled and showery weather, as i mentioned, continues for much of the day. as ever, here's plenty more on our website. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. disturbances break out overnight in the us city of atlanta after a black man is shot dead by police officers. officers had tried to arrest rayshard brooks after he failed a breathalyser test — his family's lawyer spoke of his frustration. ican i can see we wantjustice, but i don't know what justice i can see we wantjustice, bu

this area of rain moving across northeast england through the morning, and then up into scotland, i thinksome sunshine, but some showers. and then down across england and wales, we'll see some sunny spells developing, but some very heavy downpours and thunderstorms breaking out here. a more persistent area of wet weather likely to push towards the southwest of england as we head through the afternoon. then you can see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwest england particularly. but it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across the some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equally some fog patches, and i think it's likely t

now over recent hours, we've had a lot of rain across northeast england.nd eastern scotland. and across the south of england, another pulse of very heavy rain working in through the afternoon. some flashes of lightning, some rumbles of thunder are likely. this rain starting to get up into the southeast of wales, and the south midlands. the odd heavy shower following on behind. the temperatures a little bit higher than they have been, 2i celsius there in london. sunshine and showers to the north midlands into wales. a lot of cloud with some outbreaks in rain for northern england, and northern ireland. some of that rain eventually pushing up towards the southeast of scotland. but towards the northwest of scotland, well, here probably the best of the dry and sunny weather, although for some coasts in the northeast, it's likely to stay more murky. and it's going to be quite a breezy day, as well. now as we move through friday night and into saturday, you can see further pulses of wet weather pushing across the map. some clear spells, as well. it's going to be

further north, but some of the showers could be quite heavy at times for eastern scotland and northeast englandar north this band of rain gets. it could be further north, and if it is, we could see rain getting in across the midlands, wales, parts of northern england. but either way, even to the north of our main band of rain, there are still showers around. so, one way or another, it looks like it is going to be another unsettled day on wednesday. and that area of low pressure will work away to the near continent as we head towards thursday, but following, we've got troughing across the uk. what does that mean? it means we'll see a mixture of bright or sunny spells and showers, but with lighter winds, those showers will be slower moving in nature. so if you do get a shower, it could be with you for quite a length of time. but equally, away from the showers, there should be more in the way of sunshine, and we are heading tojuly, so that sunshine will of course feel warm. the end of the week looks like this. another area of low pressure spins in off the atlantic. again, fairly strong winds reall

another pulse of rain coming back in at some point during the night ahead and into monday across northeast englandeaviest looked to be across the western side of the uk. again, we'll be plagued by low cloud for some coastal areas in the north and the east. come tuesday our low pressure may just reorientate itself a little bit more overhead. so we might see more widespread showers developing going into the afternoon with some heavy ones further east as well. but all the time in the lengthy sunny spells, it's going to be warm temperatures about where they should be for this time of year. so into the low 20s. but the unsettled and showery weather, as i mentioned, continues for much of the day. as ever, here's plenty more on our website. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. disturbances break out overnight in the us city of atlanta after a black man is shot dead by police officers. officers had tried to arrest rayshard brooks after he failed a breathalyser test. his family's lawyer spoke of his despair. i don't even know whatjustice is any more, and i

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, low 20s in the south, but a chilly feel to things across northern and eastern scotland and northeast englandtures at best around the mid—teens celsius. looks like the showers will tend to merge together to create longer spells of rain across southern scotland, northern england, the midlands, and northern wales during wednesday night. it'll be milder in the south, further north with some clear spells with single figure values. again, it'll be chilly where we have our northerly wind. 0n into thursday, this weather front continuing to bring further showers particularly towards england and wales, but a brief ridge of high pressure will be trying to nose into scotland and northern ireland. so, here through the day, it should turn dryer with light winds and sunshine. so a better day here, but for england and wales, again the threat of heavy, it may be thundery showers developing through the midlands into east wales, and across into the southeast. temperatures reaching again below 20s in the south with sunshine, a little bit better further northwest, but still chilly near those northeast coasts. as

this area of rain moving across northeast england through the morning and then up into scotland. eastern coasts. northern ireland should brighten up a little bit with some sunshine, but some showers. and then down across england and wales, we will see some sunny spells developing, but some very heavy downpours and thunderstorms breaking out here. a more persistent area of wet weather likely to push towards the southwest of england as we head through the afternoon. and then you can see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwest england particularly. but it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will

this area of rain moving across northeast england through the morning and then up into scotland.and should brighten up a little bit with some sunshine, but some showers. and then down across england and wales, we will see some sunny spells developing, but some very heavy downpours and thunderstorms breaking out here. a more persistent area of wet weather likely to push towards the southwest of england as we head through the afternoon. and then you can see these scattered downpours and thunderstorms across parts of the midlands, wales and up into northwest england particularly. but it will be warm temperatures there for liverpool, for example, 23 degrees. the odd shower for northern ireland and some outbreaks of rain continuing across some parts of scotland, although i think northwest scotland will see a decent amount of sunshine. northeast scotland holding onto some of that coastal cloud, mist and murk. so, as we go into saturday night, we continue to push our various lumps of wet weather northwards and westwards across the british isles. there will be some clear spells, equally,

inge and wells will be hit and miss but we will see more heavy persistent rain arriving into northeast englands will go up to 40—50 miles an hourand 17. the winds will go up to 40—50 miles an hour and stronger later. as we headed to the weekend there is the case of rain for some, some persistent and that cool wind slowly easing on from sunday onwards. here is that we'll pressure pushing down from the north sea bringing heavy persistent rain of parts of southern scotla nd persistent rain of parts of southern scotland and northern england. brighter to the north, not much rain for the south but nearly cool for all. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a memorial service for george floyd, who died in police custody last the us attorney general has said the justice system ‘must change' how it treats african americans — and promised his death won't go unpunished.

regionalization within england is that people don't like it, john prescott tried this immediately after the 1997 landslide, and they had a referendum i think it was in the northeastgly rejected, sowing this people themselves don't tend to see themselves don't tend to see themselves in these regional groups committee think that's one of the main issues, whereas in somewhere like spain, it's a much stronger regional identity and regional powers, and that structure has been in place for a long time, but as i said, it's been tried and rejected by people. but nevertheless, we will move to caroline, the yorkshire process demands grover powers and regions to fight virus, would that bea regions to fight virus, would that be a good idea for manchester and the ripple to have powers to make local decisions, given that the r rate is at different numbers for different parts of england, let alone wales, northern ireland and scotland. i think it may have made sense scientifically from day one, and what we have been lacking here and what we have been lacking here andl and what we have been lacking here and i know tony and i have spoken about this previously is the transparency o

in england in the northeast that figure wasjust over 97 per 100,000 of population. er 100,000 in population and the lowest in england was the southwest with just over 41. in wales, the highest area once again a big city was cardiff, at 125 per 100,000 deaths. wales as a whole at 67 was below england. the figures show death rates in the most deprived areas were a lot higher than in the wealthiest parts of the country. in england, more than twice as high. there is a higher death rate from covid amongst people who for example are working unskilled labour and it's quite likely that there are higher proportions of people in that area that went into deprived areas. similarly with an area in urban areas of high population density it is hard to do your social distancing effectively and many of the deprived areas we are looking at are areas i population density. the medical directorfor nhs england acknowledged that these are challenging issues. those things that you are more likely to do badly when you get the infection like diabetes, obesity, like heart and lung disease, we

other areas, perhaps across the northeast of england, by that time will have seen maybe even 20 mm ofwith a few spots. and actually, across scotland and northern ireland on wednesday, there will be some sunshine around. so that was wednesday. this is thursday. you can see the wind blowing straight out of the north. and it will be quite a strong wind, a really fresh one in places. and with temperatures of, say, only around ten, 12, 13 degrees, it is going to feel on the nippy side. and even in the south, where obviously we've often got our warm spots, temperatures only reaching around 14 degrees in london. and thursday will bring some outbreaks of rain as well, but not an awful lot. friday, low pressure is close by. weather fronts, cloud, more of a breeze, more of the same, really, so summer is definitely on hold. and you can see through the outlook here those temperatures remain below average as we head into the weekend. that's it form me. that's it from me. thanks for watching. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. chanting this was th

specific areas being hit hardest, like the northeast of england.s there an opportunity for the u.k. to do things differently going forward? what needs to be done? >> there is a way to do things differently going forward. we know that our society was not in a good place before covid-19. we had 14.5 million people in poverty including three in 10 children. we have to be looking now at how we reshape our economy going forward so that it reduces poverty and offefers more peopla way out of poverty. anchor: thank you very much for speaking with us on the news hour. plenty more ahead, coming up. outbreak in the amazon. how coronavirus is ripping through brazil's indigenous communities. a bomb goes off during friday prayers in couple. peace talks just weeks away. more formula one races are called off because of coronavirus. we will tell you which ones. ♪ anchor: libya's national oil company says it has lost more than $5 billion since january because of the ongoing fighting. it was forced to put exports on hold this week after it was shut down by an armed g

in other areas perhaps across the northeast of england by that time will have seen maybe 20 mm of rains scotland and northern ireland there will be some sunshine around. that was wednesday and this is thursday, you can see the wind blowing straight out of the and a strong wind, a freshman in places and with temperatures of say only around ten, 12, 13 degrees. it's going to feel on the nippy side and evenin going to feel on the nippy side and even in the south where obviously we've got our warm spots temperatures only reaching around 1a degrees in london. thursday will bring some outbreaks of rain as well but not an awful lot. friday low pressure is close by. more breed some more of the same, so that definitely summer is on hold. the outlook here on this temperatures remain below average as we head into the weekend. that's it for me, thanks for watching. this is bbc world news, the headlines the authorities in washington have used tear gas on protesters outside the white house — as president trump warned he'll deploy the army to end the violence triggered by the death of the unarmed afr

england and wales is in strong sunshine. uv levels are expected to be very high. top temperatures on tuesday 28 degrees and the mid—20s in the northeaste in the northwest. temperatures widely to about 30 degrees across england and in excess of 30 in a few areas. this is thursday. apart from the odd shower and thunderstorm perhaps in the north it is mostly sunny day. with higher humidity however higher uv levels. some very strong sunshine and those temperatures reaching around 32 celsius was up that is 90df. and the hottest day of the lot is probably going to be friday. as this by the front approaches the wins just increased ever so slightly from the south. that‘s going to give some of that heat from the continent and extract push just ever so slightly. temperatures in the southeast could peak actually on friday to around 33 degrees. notice they could beat some showers out towards the west. this is the onset of that fresher weather across the uk on friday. off the atlantic for them in fact this low is expected to eventually win as we head into saturday. a cold front is expected across the country bringing showers, thunderstorms possibl

bearing clouds continues to spread through the north and further their southwards and across the northeast of englandand cities will be around the ten or even 15 degrees and one or two spots so here is tomorrow, and overcast day for many of us. winds coming from the north and it will feel chilly and at times particularly across england and wales it will be patchy rain meaning not everyone will get it but there isa not everyone will get it but there is a chance of one or two downpours across southern is a chance of one or two downpours across southern areas. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president trump ups the stakes and threatens to bring in the military to quell growing civil unrest following george floyd‘s death in police custody. if a city or state refuses to take the actions that are necessary to defend the life and property of their residents, then i will deploy the united states military and quickly solve the problem for them. protests have now swept across more than 75 cities in the united states, despite curfews to try to stop them. a

, is that misty low cloud which has been with us for several days for some parts of the northeast coast of englandtinue for the rest of the week, as will the thunderstorms t yhe torrential downpours with the hail and locally squally winds leading to some flash flooding. this is just how active the atmosphere has been during the evening so far. those storms starting to push further northwards, and rains coming off the north sea. so as the showers and thunderstorms ease away, we will find that persistant rain coming into eastern england and the low cloud returning to many central and eastern parts of both england and scotland, so it's going to be a warm night, a murky night for many. a little cooler in the glens of scotland. but it will be quite a misty start with some fog on thursday morning. now, that will burn back to the north sea coast eventually, away from the lowlands as well. eventually, we will see more sunshine coming out and fewer showers than today in scotland and northern ireland, but our rain is pushing westwards, so towards northern ireland in southern scotland through the latter part

other areas, perhaps across the northeast of england, by that time will have seen maybe even 20 mm ofst with a few spots. and actually, across scotland and northern ireland on wednesday, there will be some sunshine around. so that was wednesday. this is thursday. you can see the wind blowing straight out of the north. and it will be quite a strong wind, a really fresh one in places. and with temperatures of, say, only around ten, 12, 13 degrees, it is going to feel on the nippy side. and even in the south, where obviously we've often got our warm spots, temperatures only reaching around 14 degrees in london. and thursday will bring some outbreaks of rain as well, but not an awful lot. friday, low pressure is close by. weather fronts, cloud, more of a breeze, more of the same, really, so summer is definitely on hold. and you can see through the outlook here those temperatures remain below average as we head into the weekend. that's it from me. thanks for watching. you're watching bbc news, this is outside source. i'm babita sharma. america is facing its biggest wave of protests for dec

particular when it comes to health inequalities with specific areas being hit hardest like in the northeast of england for example so is there an opportunity here for the u.k. to do things differently going forward in what needs to be done i don't know absolutely that is the way to do things differently going forward and we know that our society was not in a good enough place before covert 19 we had 14000000 people in poverty including 3 in 10 children and we absolutely have to be looking now at how we reshape our economy going forward so that it reduces poverty enough as more people across our country who's out of poverty and secure learnings in why and how we create opportunities all across our country so right david us we thank you very much for speaking to us on the news hour. more have coming up on al-jazeera including outbreak in the amazon how coronavirus is ripping through brazil's indigenous communities. a bomb goes off during friday prayers in kabul with peace talks just weeks away. and support for formula one races are called off because a corner virus leave will be here we'll tell you whic

northern plains to the carolinas and to the northeast again. new england, i think will see storms fire in the afternoon which will have large hail, damaging winds, a brief tornado or two i think more to the south and west towards charlotte overnight tonight. fires south of salt lake city, this is a brush fire that erupted about 200 acres, at least 30 homes evacuated by this. this was started by fireworks. dangerous conditions there. obviously over the next week or so, but fire weather conditions there continue to be critical until this pattern changes with that front pushing through. that's a check on what's happening nationally across the country. time now for a look at your local forecast. >>> good sunday morning. i'm lisaargen. first red flag warning for 2020. mountains will be seeing wind gusts in excess of 40 miles an hour. relative humidity dropping to 15%. right on through monday night. 81 today in concord. it's cooler than average. 70 in oakland. 84 santa ro >>> a beautiful summer morning here in westport, connecticut, with the international flags

the rain coming into northeast england through the afternoon will be sitting there for much of the night with thunderstorms, spreading across parts of the midlands and south wales. we see the sunshine, it will feel humid stop temperatures in their 20s. tempered a bit by the breeze. eventually, the heavy rain clearing. into the weekend, low pressure is still with us towards the south—west. winter circulating in an anticlockwise direction and that will bring increasingly warm and humid and across the country. notice how in the west of scotland, 22 degrees here, warm and sunny. rain in northern ireland and northern england and across other parts of england but in london temperatures will be on the rise. for saturday, persistent rain across northern england expected, spreading into parts of northern ireland in southern scotland. thundery showers making out with sunshine in between for england and wales. best of the brightness in the western part of scotland, low cloud towards the east and north—east. a bit of sunshine on sunday but still some heavy and thundery showers. the headlines next. g

going to love your weather for today and tomorrow we start off with today with record highs northeast, new england san diego in through the northwest then as we look into tomorrow, strong storms continue through the gulf and the southeast. even into texas. southeastern texas could see upwards of 3 to 4 inches of rain really hot southern california into the pacific northwest look for hit or miss showers through the great lakes. that's what's going >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we do still have that fog lingering over san francisco. we'll stay near the coast today. we're not going to see any clearing which means it's going to be much cooler. but for the inland areas, really hot again today with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. and we're going to see more of this as we go through the forecast with some low 90s for the inland areas through the end of the week. it will get slightly cooler by the end of the weekend. r. >> and that's your latest weather. hoda >> all right, al thank you. >>> just ahead, can't wait to share my conversation with music star ricky martin. he had a lot to sa

not reaching the far northeast of scotland, far southeast of england until early in the morning, and it pushes north across scotland and through the northern isles into the afternoon. behind the rain, though, it brightens up. there's some sunshine, yes, but there are some showers around. anywhere could catch a shower, but most likely, most frequent towards northern ireland, northern england and scotland, where some will be heavy, possibly thundery as well. and it'll move through fairly quickly on very brisk south—south—westerly winds, gusting higher than this — these are average speeds. some gusts around 30 to 40 mph. it will be a bit cooler where you get most frequent showers and stronger winds tomorrow, but where you see most of the sunshine, through central and eastern parts of england, the low 20s. hello, this is bbc news, with me, martine croxall. the headlines: as the uk considers plans for summer travel, the spanish foreign minister

anyway, let's show you what you've got we've got really dry conditions in the northeast and new englandches of rain below normal the good news is we did have a little bit of a soaker come through. not enough to really erase that drought but at least wet the lawns. and we are looking at cool conditions behind the front that brought that rain. 75 in green bay. cleveland a cool 77 degrees. that's 5 degrees below average you head out west, we're going to see temperatures that start to warm up from portland all the way down to palm springs upper 80s in nashville and flirting with 90 through the weekend in st. louis that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're still seeing the fog over san francisco, and it's going to linger for much of the day. it keeps those temperatures in the mid-60s while the inland areas will have sunshine and quickly warming temperatures. we're up to 93 in livermore and antioch and san jose reaching 88 degrees. the hottest temperature as we reach into tomorrow as well as friday. then coo

northeast. abnormal temperatures but going to warm up quickly rest of the week ohio valley to the great lakes, upper 40s with freeze alerts still in place for northern new englanddaytime highs below average this afternoon, 10 to 15 degrees across the northeast but things are going to warm up even for texas, all the way to louisiana. mid-70s cooler air going east. short-lived as warmth builds up across new orleans to montgomery slow start to the weather week but also watching the tropics. >> 90s in the south too. >> about that time thanks janessa >>> pope francis spoke to hundreds at vatican first time in months. met with cheers delivering address. hoped the world could come together at end of the coronavirus pandemic more united and people are more important than the economy >>> michael jordan speaks out about the death gofeorge floyd. >> live to london, protests spilling over into the rest of the world. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working kitchen messes here's another cleanin

northeast later on. but the shell of the charlotte across england and wales could be still very hit or miss.ilar story through northern england and northern ireland. * on them, the child will gradually be replaced by this more heavy persistent rain into the northeast and gust of winds in excess. “— the northeast and gust of winds in excess. —— the cold will gradually be replaced. that will make you feel quite cold in the north come into 13 degrees and highest values down 16 or 17. that low—pressure is going to slip its way south through the north sea. the wind is always a future around to the south in the west of that low. we could see the ones topping out potentially as 16 miles an hour across the northern half of the uk. injune, that is pretty unusual. so, saturday sees that area of low pressure and the rain circulating around that low. it will bring some significant rainfall totals to some across the far north and east, scotland, escaping by a brighter afternoons and maybe across southern england barely any rainfall. we also do a little bit with a light rain through saturday night into su

several days in some parts of the northeast coast of scotla nd some parts of the northeast coast of scotland and england just and locally wins leading to flash flooding. this isjust how and locally wins leading to flash flooding. this is just how active the atmosphere has been. during the evening so far those storms starting to push further northwards. and rains coming in off the north sea. showers and thunderstorms is way more persistent rain coming into eastern england and the low cloud returning to many central eastern parts of england and scotland. it‘s going to be a warm night, a murky night for many. a little cooler in the glens of scotland. it will be quite a misty start with some fog on thursday morning. that will burn back to the north sea coast eventually. away from the low lands as well. eventually we will see more sunshine coming out and fewer showers for scotland and northern ireland. but our main is pushing west towards northern ireland and scotla nd west towards northern ireland and scotland to the latter part of the afternoon. and to the south as it clears away the sun comes out come of

england this morning. off to cool start across the northeast.hings will try to warm up this afternoon but still below average. back in the 70s from detroit all the way into our area, upper 60s this afternoon heat will build from the southwest, dealing with heat alerts, and expand into dallas, w orleanne still affecting tampa. 92 today, san antonio watching storms this afternoon. very quiet start to the week but we're watching tropics as well guys >> all right >> no news is good news at this point i would think. janessa, thank you. >> we need a breather. >> we do >>> coming up next, how the music industry is amplifying support for the black lives matter organization. >>> several retailers announced storclosures, targets more than 200 stores closing or reducing hours, cvs and walmart also, stores damaged over the weekend will be closed >>> coming up, powerful show of tt memt.s in the black live maeroven my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of

we can see already on the radar a line of showers and thunderstorms moving into the northeast, parts of new england, all the way down to the mid-atlantic states. as this pushes through, we've got over 55 million people at risk for severe weather, from the carolinas up into new england. we're not looking for tornadoes or hail, but damaging winds, winds of over 60 miles per hour will be a big problem. this cold front will push to the east. strong storms stretching from vermont all the way down to georgia. as that moves to the east, behind it, we'll get some clearing skies. but that front is going to stall down to the south, and that's going to cause storms from florida all the way up to virginia. rainfall amounts will be heaviest down through the southeast and mid-atlantic states. locally, up to 5 inches of rain. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. into one low monthly payment. they make you feel like it's an honor for them to help you out. i went from sleepless nights to getting my money right. so thank you. ♪ >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. liv