the day's showers will tend to fizzle away from scotland and northern england overnight, so here it shouldely dry with clear spells, a little bit of mist and fog, temperatures no lower than 13—15 degrees. we start sunday off pretty similar to how saturday started off, with some early mist and fog, which will clear away. plenty of sunshine around, cloudier across western areas. and then into the afternoon, we're likely to see scattered showers and thunderstorms develop across parts of scotland and into northern england. and it will be a warm day for many, 22 to maybe 26 or 27 across the south—east. the met office have issued a lower level yellow warning for the heavy showers and thunderstorms across northern parts of britain as some of these showers will be falling over the flood—sensitive areas of northern england, so stay tuned. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... emergency workers are in a race against time to prevent a catastrophic collapse of the damaged reservoir in whaley bridge in derbyshire. there are fears of storms tomorrow that could cause water levels to breach the dam. we

ardsley quy northern england tonight.s and temperature is between 13 and 15 degrees. similarto is between 13 and 15 degrees. similar to how saturday started off, nest fog which will clear away and cloudier across western areas and into the afternoon we will see scattered showers and thunderstorms across parts of scotland and northern england and it will be a one day for many, 2210 may be 26 or 27 across the southeast. net issued a yellow warning and some of these showers will be following and flood sensitive areas of northern england so sensitive areas of northern england so stay tuned. this is bbc news, i'm chris rogers. the headlines at 7pm: more homes are evacuated as emergency workers race against time to prevent a catastrophic collapse of the damaged dam in whaley bridge amid fears of more storms. residents were allowed to return to their homes for 15 minutes today to pick up essentials. i did have to walk up the road last night and just scream because i did face what i could lose. police in hong kong have used tear

like deception, we could see showers and thunderstorms in scotland and northern england. warm, 21—25 in the south east. the met office, a lower end warning for showers and thunderstorms across the northern half of the country. stay tuned to the forecast. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: emergency workers are in a race against time to prevent a catastrophic collapse of the damaged reservoir in whaley bridge in derbyshire. there are fears of storms tomorrow that could cause water levels to breach the dam. the prime minister has visited whaley bridge and promised a major rebuild to make the dam safe. talks aimed at averting strikes by thousands of heathrow airport workers have resumed. the airport has already cancelled 177 flights scheduled for monday and tuesday after staff who are members of one union rejected a pay offer. rival demonstrations are taking place in hong kong where tensions remain high after weeks of anti—government protests. now on bbc news, in this episode of witness history, we hear from a survivor of the khmer rouge and the man who tried to find a c

ireland and northern england. and clearer skies and not nearly as windy come dawn tomorrow. winds of average strength and temperatures generally to 15 celsius. our concern tomorrow is for the rain across scotland, some persistent rain through the central belt, just fringing northern england, it could well bring disruption in places and it starts to gather through the morning through the central belt and down into southern scotland. to the north, mainly dry with spells of sunshine, the sunshine will extended in northern ireland and for england and wales a mixture of sunny spells and wales a mixture of sunny spells and heavy, thundery showers. windy and heavy, thundery showers. windy and the northern isles tomorrow, mainly dry with sunshine and extending into western and northern scotla nd extending into western and northern scotland but persistent rain in the central bout down into southern scotland, just fringing northern england. should be a fine afternoon for northern ireland, a mixture of sunny spells but heavy

england as well. mainly dry with spells of sunshine for northern ireland. nd in places thundery showers pushing their way from west to east across england and wales. some will manage to stay dry. where you have the sunshine, 22 or 23 celsius. where you have the persistent rain across parts of scotland, temperatures will struggle to get above 1a or 15. so quite a cool day here. that's the theme as we begin the new week. by the time we get to monday, those fronts are starting to slide away south and east, taking the persistent rain with them. so it's drying up across parts of southern scotland and northern england through monday morning. behind that rain, we will see some spells of sunshine developing. it may take some time for the rain to finally disappear, but as the day wears on we have showers spreading across the country, perhaps pushing further east through the day, and really quite a cool feeling. i think most will struggle to get much above 18 or 19. little change, really, in the end. a mixture of sunny spells, showers, maybe some longer spells of rain

met office have issued a lower level yellow weather warning for parts of scotland and northern englandrth west england. here we are of low pressure with a into monday, sending its weather front our way. u nsettled sending its weather front our way. unsettled next week. sunny spells, the best across the south east, scattered spells of rain, showers could be heavy and thundery again. if you catch one, the risk of localised flooding, across parts of northern england in particular. not a wash—out throughout monday, quite warm again, temperatures a little above the seasonal average, 20—24d across the south east. quite u nsettled across the south east. quite unsettled through the week. most of the showers across northern and western areas, quite heavy. better chance of staying drier in the south and east. warm here, too. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: emergency workers are in a race against time to prevent a catastrophic collapse of the damaged reservoir in whaley bridge in derbyshire. there are fears of storms tomorrow that could cause water levels to breach the dam. tens of thousa

the showers probably at their heaviest across northern ireland, northern england, southern scotland, f showers for northern scotland and a cooler feel to the air across scotland and northern ireland, with temperatures just around 16 or 17 degrees. heavy downpours for england and wales as well. highest temperature is about 22. hello this is bbc news with carol walker. the headlines: the man in charge of planning for a no—deal brexit, michael gove, says leaked documents showing shortages of goods and a hard border with ireland are out of date and worst—case scenarios. this is an old document that since it was published and circulated, the government have taken significant additional steps to ensure that we are prepared to leave on october the 31st, deal or no deal. police in kent say a six—year—old boy who fell into the river stour in kent while fishing is "unlikely" to be found alive. funerals are held for the 63 people killed in a suicide attack at an afghan wedding. the islamic state group has claimed repsonsibility. hundreds of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of ho

already developing in northern england as we speak. some cloud on the aral sea coast. nd. he is the —— hazy at times. further north, we will have the torrential downpours. the met office yellow warning stays in force for northern england and scotland, affecting some of the flood hit areas of northern england, as well. there could be a lot of rainfall in a short space of time. they will be fairly slow more —— slow moving. the brighter colours showing up clearly hear through the latter pa rt showing up clearly hear through the latter part of the afternoon and evening. the showers and storms push off to the north and east. try for a time than another band of rain pushes them from the west through the early hours. a bit drier in the far west by dawn. 13 to 16 degrees overnight, buggy in the south. low pressure firmly in control of our weather to start the new working week. this area of new pressure will stick around for quite a while. it will bring quite a few showers through the day. through monday morning, showers in the north of england, northern ireland and scotland. in

warning of thunderstorms in northern england and southern scotla nd northern england and southern scotlandd miss nature of the down forest. places will avoid them completely and others can see 30—a0 mm of rain and others can see 30—a0 mm of rain and space of a couple of hours which could cause further issues of flooding and transport disruption and heavy downpours across northern island which will work into other and parts of the western uk and that showers keep on coming and it is another pretty warm and muggy night, 1a-16d another pretty warm and muggy night, 1a—16d so this is how we look as we start monday and low—pressure, it will lumber its way eastwards and quite slowly over the coming days will be with us for much of the week ahead and there will be for their showers and downpours but on monday, the first clutch of showers should punctuate northeast words and for many there will be a dryer side of weather, and height of 18 and 2a degrees with heavy downpours later in the day and that is the story as we look towards the middle and end of the week. lots of heavy downpours and thunders

showers p°pping up you will notice a few heavy showers popping up across the higher ground of northern england 20 to 25 degrees across the uk. high pressure weakens, allowing low pressure to move on, giving outbreaks of rain, and some showers will develop into the afternoon. these could be quite heavy and thundery for scotland and northern england. but it is going to be a warm day again, 26 in the south—east. the met office have issued a lower—level weather warning for parts of scotland, northern england, for heavy showers and thunderstorms, and for those areas it isa thunderstorms, and for those areas it is a big deal. stay abreast for the forecasts. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines... emergency workers are in a race against time to prevent a catastrophic collapse of the damaged reservoir in whaley bridge in derbyshire. there are fears of storms tomorrow that could cause water levels to breach the dam. the prime minister has visited whaley bridge and promised a "major rebuild" to make the dam safe. the home secretary tells criminals they should "literally feel terror" at the thought of

a few showers and southern scotland and northern england, but overall a much drier and brighter day than light breeze with the chance of some sharper showers for wales and northern ireland through the afternoon. cooler for aberdeen, northern ireland through the afternoon. coolerforaberdeen, in the mid—teens, temperatures 21 in the mid—teens, temperatures 21 in the south—east of england. then we look to the atlantic for wednesday's weather with another area of low pressure winding our way. so the winds will start to pick up once again, some heavy rain later on in the day pushing into northern ireland, into scotland and northern england towards the evening. what also arrives as the south—westerly wind and that starts to change the way things feel, lifting temperatures to 22, 23 in the south—east and if we take a look at those temperatures as the week goes on, wednesday into thursday into friday and saturday, the beginnings of the long weekend, some real warmth a good way north across the uk. that is because the weather will start to settle down. high pressure building to the south. still s

we start off with a few showers across scotland, northern england. south, the best of the sunshine but this wet and windy weather arrives gci’oss this wet and windy weather arrives across northern ireland and western scotland, gusts of 40—50 miles per hour, maybe 55. furthersouth, scotland, gusts of 40—50 miles per hour, maybe 55. further south, a few showers into the midlands, northern england and wales. best of the sunshine across the south—east. this waterfront continues to move southwards and eastwards during wednesday night. eventually ending up wednesday night. eventually ending up across wednesday night. eventually ending up across central areas. blustery showers following behind. it stays largely clear and dry across the south and east. all temperatures will be in double figures. as we head into thursday, north, south divide. once again, the best of the conditions across southern and eastern areas with variable cloud. sunny spells further north. fresh weather fronts bringing sunny spells further north. fresh weatherfronts bringing more cloud a

england as well. mainly dry with spells of sunshine for northern ireland. pushing their way from west to east across england and wales. some will manage to stay dry. where you have the sunshine, 22 or 23 celsius. where you have the persistent rain across parts of scotland, temperatures will struggle to get above 1a or 15. so quite a cool day here. that's the theme as we begin the new week. by the time we get to monday, those fronts are starting to slide away south and east, taking the persistent rain with them. so it's drying up across parts of southern scotland and northern england through monday morning. behind that rain, we will see some spells of sunshine developing. it may take some time for the rain to finally disappear, but as the day wears on we have showers spreading across the country, perhaps pushing further east through the day, and really quite a cool feeling. i think most will struggle to get much above 18 or 19. little change, really, in the end. a mixture of sunny spells, showers, maybe some longer spells of rain on wednesday, turning a bit d

as ever, northern england, that is a real cause for concern.s ever, the running details are on the website. hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: the energy watchdog demands to know why nearly one million people across england and wales lost power yesterday — national grid says it will learn lessons. what we saw yesterday evening was an exceptionally rare event, one we have not seen since 2008, but we will be looking very hard at what happened to make sure that we minimise disruption in future. the us financier jeffrey epstein — whose acqauintances included president trump and prince andrew — is found dead in his prison cell in new york while awaiting trial on child sex—trafficking charges. wet and windy conditions cause disruption to travellers, with the west coast mainline hit by flooding. michael gove says there'll be a bail—out fund for businesses hit by brexit. the family of a 15—year—old girl missing in malaysia thank the search teams who are scouring the jungle for her. more than a million people are evacuated from t

parts of northern england, northern ireland, increasingly so for scotland. amount of rain 60—80 millimetres leading to further flooding as it continues. a met office warning is in place for thundery rain, but they went at least a starting to ease during the night and should be lighter tomorrow. heavy downpours and thunderstorms across england and wales tomorrow, but this draws the attention to wet weather forecast for parts of scotland and northern england. a real cause for concern. the warning details are on the website. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: the energy watchdog demands to know why nearly one million people across england and wales lost power yesterday — national grid says it will ‘learn lessons‘. what we saw yesterday evening was an exceptionally rare event, one we have not seen since 2008, but we will be looking very hard at what happened to make sure that we minimise disruption in future. the us financier jeffrey epstein — whose acqauintances included president trump and prince andrew — is found dead in his prison ce

into scotland, northern england into scotland, northern ireland and a mild night with the windy weather through the day tomorrow so from the word go we have plenty of heavy showers and thunderstorms, particularly across scotland, northern england and wales. further south it will be the wind causing most of the problems. the wind is not as strong across scotla nd the wind is not as strong across scotland and northern ireland and northern england but the showers could be prolonged and heavy with not a lot of breeze. showers and thunderstorms across scotland, northern ireland into northern england. to the south of that, these wind gusts in the black circles, 40-50 wind gusts in the black circles, 40—50 mph, 60 mph around the coast. not feeling as warm as it has done today with temperatures at 19—23d on saturday. it does look like most of the showers should ease away for the second half of the weekend so still one or two showers but things not as windy and it should be less disruptive weather during the course of sunday. thank you. let's return to the news of the major incident on

summer, these hit—and—miss showers and storms could affect the flood—sensitive areas across northern england sunday's looking. as we head on into monday, low pressure is firmly with us, mainly affecting northern and western parts initially, and then spreading further east as the week wears on. so, it looks pretty unsettled, in fact, next week, particularly the first half of the week, where we'll see plenty of showers, maybe some thunderstorms, which could give rise to localised flooding in places. so our bands of showers and rain on monday, affecting eastern parts of england, scotland and also for northern ireland. breezy conditions in the south—west. however, there will be some sunshine around, too, it will not be a complete wash—out. temperatures nearly 19 or 20 in the north, and 23 to 2a degrees in the south—east. low pressure with us again on tuesday. weather fronts out towards our shores, causing some torrential downpours in places. the focus of them on tuesday across scotland, northern ireland and around some irish sea coasts. the best of any drier weather will be the sheltered east, w

a big deal across northern england. a big deal across northern england.weather. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: emergency workers are in a race against time to prevent a catastrophic collapse of the damaged reservoir in whaley bridge in derbyshire. there are fears of storms tomorrow that could cause water levels to breach the dam. the hong kong police have fired tear gas at anti—government protestors as they demonstrated for the ninth weekend in a row. tens of thousands of people are taking part. another week, and the right police, in to try to clear the

some hefty showers for scotland, northern ireland and northern england., a better chance of staying predominantly dry through the day. 18—23 degrees. now, thursday gives something of a chance to draw breath. i'm not promising that it will be completely dry, but there'll be fewer showers, more sunshine around. but it doesn't last. on friday, we see some heavy and persistent rain swinging in from the west, courtesy of this frontal system. and that leaves us with low pressure again as we head into next weekend, so there will be some heavy bursts of rain and some brisk winds at times. afterwork welcome to bbc news — i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the man accused of killing 20 people in a terrorist shooting in texas has been charged with capital murder. meanwhile a vigil‘s taken place in ohio for 9 people killed in a separate shooting. in hong kong, pro—democracy protesters urge workers to join their general strike as a day of disruption begins. and monday's strike at heathrow is suspended as the airport

some hefty showers for scotland, northern ireland and northern england.wales and southern england, a better chance of staying predominantly dry through the day. 18—23 degrees. now, thursday gives something of a chance to draw breath. i'm not promising that it will be completely dry, but there'll be fewer showers, more sunshine around. but it doesn't last. on friday, we see some heavy and persistent rain swinging in from the west, courtesy of this frontal system. and that leaves us with low pressure again as we head into next weekend, so there will be some heavy bursts of rain and some brisk winds at times. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and sally nugent. our headlines today: facing the death penalty, a 21—year—old man is charged over the el paso shooting that left 20 people dead. a six—year—old boy remains critically ill after he was thrown from the tenth floor of the tate modern. a teenager is in custody. emergency services battling to stop the collapse of a dam in derbyshire say it will take another two days to bring the water down

of northern england, heavy downpours which could contain lightning, gusty winds, and hail stones andlash flooding where they occur. it will be moving north and east this evening, so the first pa rt and east this evening, so the first part clearing into the north sea. something drier in behind, and then another line of showers moves on from the west. overnight lows of 16-13d. we from the west. overnight lows of 16—13d. we start the working week with low pressure dominating which will bring more showers throughout the day. throughout the rest of the week, it will bring more showers, mainly in the north and west, where some of them will continue to be heavy with the chance of flooding. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: two mass shootings in the united states. the first in a walmart store in el paso, texas, where 20 people were killed. a suspect has been taken into custody by police. he's been identified by local media as 21—year—old patrick crusius. the second shooting took place in dayton, ohio, where nine people died. officials said the speed of the police‘s

showers more frequent around scotland, northern ireland, northern england and some of those happy withh sunshine and showers and quite a windy one this weekend too. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: a special report on plastic pollution in the arctic. even the snow is contaminated, raising concerns for wildlife and local people. we have such a strong belief in the essential security of this stuff that some people will find this news quite shocking. asian markets drop — reacting to 3% falls for the main american indices. analysts suggest the us may be heading for recession. britain's former finance minister says the prime minister's advisers are deliberately wrecking chances of a brexit deal with the european union. canada's prime ministerjustin trudeau broke government rules in a corruption case, says the country's ethics commissioner.

a wet day in scotland and northern england tomorrow but at least the winds will be substantially lighterquite a windy day, particular across the eastern side of england and northern scotland. 0ur across the eastern side of england and northern scotland. our main concern tomorrow is and northern scotland. our main concern tomorrow is for heavy rain across parts of scotland and northern england, 20 to 30 millimetres quite widely, as much as 50 millimetres in places. it will pile into the central bail, southern scotla nd pile into the central bail, southern scotland and the far north of england. to the north of scotland, sunshine, very few showers in northern ireland. a mixture of sunny spells, heavy and thundery showers. northern isles, highlands, western isles, it could be windy, the re not going anywhere fast through the central belt into southern scotland, pick up the brighter colours, that implies the intensity of the rain there. a fine day for much of the day in northern ireland but the showers develop through wales, northern england, parts of south—west england, and where we catch th

england as well. mainly dry with spells of sunshine for northern ireland. s thundery showers pushing their way from west to east across england and wales. some will manage to stay dry. where you have the sunshine, 22 or 23 celsius. where you have the persistent rain across parts of scotland, temperatures will struggle to get above 1a or 15. so quite a cool day here. that's the theme as we begin the new week. by the time we get to monday, those fronts are starting to slide away south and east, taking the persistent rain with them. so it's drying up across parts of southern scotland and northern england through monday morning. behind that rain, we will see some spells of sunshine developing. it may take some time for the rain to finally disappear, but as the day wears on we have showers spreading across the country, perhaps pushing further east through the day, and really quite a cool feeling. i think most will struggle to get much above 18 or 19. little change, really, in the end. a mixture of sunny spells, showers, maybe some longer spells of rain 00:28:05,1

england as well. mainly dry with spells of sunshine for northern ireland. owers pushing their way from west to east across england and wales. some will manage to stay dry. where you have the sunshine, 22 or 23 celsius. where we've got the persistent rain across parts of scotland, temperatures will struggle to get above 1a or 15. so quite a cool day here. that's the theme as we begin the new week. monday, those fronts are starting to slide away south and east, taking the persistent rain with them. drying up across parts of southern scotland and northern england through monday morning. behind that rain, some spells of sunshine developing. it may take some time for the rain to finally disappear, but as the day wears on we have showers spreading across the country, perhaps pushing further east through the day, and really quite a cool feeling. i think most will struggle to get much above 18 or 19. little change, really, in the week ahead. sunny spells, showers, maybe some longer spells of rain on wednesday, potentially a little bit drier thursday and friday. bye—

part of scotland and northern england.t places are becoming dry, partly clear skies and a cooler night than recent nights. this is into monday morning, temperature is into single figures in rural parts of scotland, england and northern ireland where winds will be lighter as well. air pulls off into scandinavia but remnants of that with a front trailing through northern england for tomorrow. more dominant across parts of yorkshire i suspect about it today. either side of that, more sunshine, some heavy, maybe thundery showers across east anglia and parts of the south—east at times. temperatures for all will be down once again, high teens, low 20s at the very best and that sums up 20s at the very best and that sums up the week ahead as far as the temperatures are concerned. see in the forecast, nothing much above 21 celsius and there will be some sunshine at times. wednesday and thursday the best favoured for that but if we get —— as he going to tuesday into wednesday, more wet and windy weather possible across parts of engl

maybe even longer spells of rain developing in northern england and scotla nd developing in northern land later in the day. that rain could turn heavy and thundery. similar temperatures for most of us on sunday but probably dry across the south east of england and east anglia, probably quite warm and muqqy' anglia, probably quite warm and muggy, temperatures in london maybe 26 or 27 degrees. but into next week, well, we are dominated by low pressure again which is not good news given how wet it has been, there is more wet weather to come and it will be quite breezy and cool and it will be quite breezy and cool and no showers —— and showers heavy at at times. that is all from us, have a very good afternoon. good afternoon. lunch on a day two of the first ashes test at edgbaston. joe root has had some luck as he steered england to a promising platform of 71 this morning as they chase down australia's 284. adam is there. just one wicket this morning, but lots of luck for england. welcome back to edgbaston, lots of people absorbing some of the sun after a really a re people absorbing some

southern scotland and northern england, persisting all day. for southern scotla nd persisting all day. for southern scotland and northern england, it just continues. met office warnings still. some areas have had over 100 millimetres of rain since friday morning, since the rain event began. we could see another 10—20 millimetres. to the south, more hit and miss, sunshine around, quite sharp showers, thunderstorms reported. the wind is lighter, feeling warmer in the sunshine. this evening, nights are getting longer. rain trundling southwards but are slow to peter out. either side of that into monday, sunny spells and showers. showers eventually fading. more so across the south east compared with today. despite it being a drier day, cooler. 16—19, below average. i can't remember the last time we had that. we will be ok given sunshine and light wind. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: the prime minister has pledged £2.5 billion to create 10,000 new prison places — and has said that all police forces in england and wales w

england as well. mainly dry with spells of sunshine for northern ireland. om west to east across england and wales. some will manage to stay dry. where you have the sunshine, 22 or 23 celsius. where you have the persistent rain across parts of scotland, temperatures will struggle to get above 1a or 15. so quite a cool day here. that's the theme as we begin the new week. by the time we get to monday, those fronts are starting to slide away south and east, taking the persistent rain with them. so it's drying up across parts of southern scotland and northern england through monday morning. behind that rain, we will see some spells of sunshine developing. it may take some time for the rain to finally disappear, but as the day wears on we have showers spreading across the country, perhaps pushing further east through the day, and really quite a cool feeling. i think most will struggle to get much above 18 or 19. little change, really, in the end. a mixture of sunny spells, showers, maybe some longer spells of rain on wednesday, turning a bit drier through thursda

england as well. mainly dry with spells of sunshine for northern ireland. from west to east across england and wales. some will manage to stay dry. where you have the sunshine, 22 or 23 celsius. where you have the persistent rain across parts of scotland, temperatures will struggle to get above 1a or 15. so quite a cool day here. that's the theme as we begin the new week. by the time we get to monday, those fronts are starting to slide away south and east, taking the persistent rain with them. so it's drying up across parts of southern scotland and northern england through monday morning. behind that rain, we will see some spells of sunshine developing. it may take some time for the rain to finally disappear, but as the day wears on we have showers spreading across the country, perhaps pushing further east through the day, and really quite a cool feeling. i think most will struggle to get much above 18 or 19. little change, really, in the end. a mixture of sunny spells, showers, maybe some longer spells of rain on wednesday, turning a bit drier through thurs

showers more frequent, scotland, northern ireland, northern england, some of those happy with hail andit will do on sunday with the chance of some more persistent rain very close to the south coast. most will stick with that sunshine and showers theme and quite a windy one this weekend too. good morning welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: labour leaderjeremy corbyn sets out a plan to block a no—deal brexit by becoming temporary prime minister. there would be a caretaker government, led by labour, which would be a government in order to stop a no deal brexit so that this country can have a future. tributes are paid to nora quoirin at a service for the teenager, who was found dead in malaysia after a week—long search. results day for more than 300,000 a—level candidates — teachers are watching to see if the new exam format has affected results.

against west ham the wind may not be as strong today but rain is possible across scotland and northern englandn ongoing risk of flooding. it's sunday, 11th august. our top story: 10,000 prison places will be freed up and stop and search powers extended to every police force in england and wales from today in a new government crackdown on violent crime. the home secretary priti patel will announce a raft of measures to bring offenders tojustice after the prime minister vowed to tackle the issue. 0ur reporterjon donnison has more. borisjohnson, seen here meeting with police in the west midlands just days after assuming office, says the time for action on crime has come. he says too many serious violent or sexual offenders are coming out of prison long before they should, and that tougher sentences are needed. 10,000 new prison places will be created through the building of new prisons, and also the expansion of existing ones. the cost: up to £2.5 billion. amid fears over rising knife crime, the government has also confirmed that a pilot scheme allowing police to stop and search someone if they b

summer, these hit—and—miss showers and storms could affect the flood—sensitive areas across northern englanding. as we head on into monday, low pressure is firmly with us, mainly affecting northern and western parts initially, and then spreading further east as the week wears on. so, it looks pretty unsettled, in fact, next week, particularly the first half of the week, where we'll see plenty of showers, maybe some thunderstorms, which could give rise to localised flooding in places. so our bands of showers and rain on monday, affecting eastern parts of england, scotland and also for northern ireland. breezy conditions in the south—west. however, there will be some sunshine around, too, it will not be a complete wash—out. temperatures nearly 19 or 20 in the north, and 23 to 2a degrees in the south—east. low pressure with us again on tuesday. weather fronts out towards our shores, causing some torrential downpours in places. the focus of them on tuesday across scotland, northern ireland and around some irish sea coasts. the best of any drier weather will be the sheltered east, where we could

england as well. mainly dry with spells of sunshine for northern ireland. est to east across england and wales. some will manage to stay dry. where you have the sunshine, 22 or 23 celsius. where we've got the persistent rain across parts of scotland, temperatures will struggle to get above 14 or 15. so quite a cool day here. that's the theme as we begin the new week. by the time we get to monday, those fronts are starting to slide away south and east, taking the persistent rain with them. so it's drying up across parts of southern scotland and northern england through monday morning. behind that rain, we'll see some spells of sunshine developing. it may take some time for the rain to finally disappear, but as the day wears on we have showers spreading across the country, perhaps pushing further east through the day, and really quite a cool feeling. i think most will struggle to get much above 18 or 19. little change, really, in the end. a mixture of sunny spells, showers, maybe some longer spells of rain on wednesday, potentially a little bit drier through t

there will be some showers and thunderstorms, particularly across the northern half of the uk, northern englandd be pretty slow—moving. so some places could see a lot of rain, not as many showers further the south. highs of 18—22 degrees. the north of the uk bears the brunt of the showers through the middle of the week. signs that it might dry up a little bit by thursday and friday. a similar story further south, not as many showers, but there will be some. top temperatures of around 2a degrees. they sing. if this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: at least 20 people have been killed after a mass shooting at a shopping centre in texas. ona on a day that would have been a day for someone to leisurely go shopping — turned into one of the most deadly daysin — turned into one of the most deadly days in the history of texas. police fire teargas in hong kong as anti—government protests continue for the ninth consecutive weekend. russia says it's succeeded in slowing wildfires in siberia, but it's still being described as an an

thunderstorms and showers are developing as forecast across parts of northern england and into scotlandbelt and the storms will become more widespread in the latter part of the afternoon and the evening across scotland and northern ireland, you can see them here with the brighter colours indicating that thunderstorms, heavy ones across the central belt of scotland, further south a fine end to the day and feeling warm with temperatures of 25 or 26 degrees in some places, further north the high teens. these storms will become widespread and heavy in the latter pa rt widespread and heavy in the latter part of the day, weather warnings in force for a good portion of scotland and down into northern england including flood sensitive areas around derbyshire and cheshire. hit and miss storms but if you catch one torrential downpours are likely with frequent lightning and hail and gusty winds as they continue to move north and east. something a bit drier following behind throughout the night but then another batch of cloud and showers perches in from the west and central areas, may be a bit drie

and across scotla nd for northern england and across scotland as well.pletely dry with highs of 25/20 six degrees. a met office yellow warning has been issued covering northern england, southern and central parts of scotla nd southern and central parts of scotland for the potential for some pretty heavy thundery downpours which could give 30—a0 millimetres of rain injust a couple of hours in the west locations. the showers will be well scattered. there are likely to be locations that avoid them com pletely to be locations that avoid them completely and stay dry. showery rain then swings back into northern ireland as we go into sunday evening. through the night in the early hours of monday. they then pushes its north—west wales, and this office. it will be another pretty muggy night. this is monday's weather chart. low pressure firmly in charge. you can see different frontal systems spiralling around the globe, driving some areas of jahri rain. a pretty damp start for some of us on monday. looks like we will see the cloudiest and wettest weather away to t

england, amalgamating across parts of lanarkshire and the lothians. across parts of northernwell. heavy showers in south wales which will blossom a bit more widely, south—west england and across the midlands, too, becoming heavy and sundry in some parts. sunshine, brighter across the afternoon across parts of northern scotla nd afternoon across parts of northern scotland and northern ireland but with a northerly breeze feeling chilly here but let's just focus on where there is potential for further flooding, through the central belt of scotland, la narkshire, flooding, through the central belt of scotland, lanarkshire, through the borders, lothian, parts of cumbria and northumberland, too. the showers we see further south could be lively with thunderstorms mixed m, be lively with thunderstorms mixed in, could cause flash flooding but many will stay away from them, dry as to the south—east and east anglia with the highest of the temperature at 23 celsius compared to just 13 celsius in the north. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: the prime minister has pled

still quite a windy day across the eastern side of england and northern scotland, and oui’ england andncern through sunday is for some heavy rain across parts of scotla nd some heavy rain across parts of scotland and northern england. quite widely 20—30 millimetres in places, as much as 50 millimetres for some, really piling into the belt, southern scotland, and the north of england in the morning. north of this mainly dry with spells of sunshine, but quite windy and northern scotland. mainly dry and northern ireland. to the supper between away from northern england, a mix of sunny spells and have found that under showers. when you miss you get the sunshine, 22 or 23. but a very cool under the persistent rain. staying cool in the week ahead, extra sunshine and showers 00:14:10,613 --> 2147483051:43:50,725 with more persistent rain to come on 2147483051:43:50,725 --> 00:00:01,748 wednesday. the this is bbc news, i'm simon pusey. our top stories: the fbi investigates as us financier jeffrey epstein is found dead in his new york prison cell while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.

rain continues to fall in southern scotla nd rain continues to fall in southern scotland and northern england. cooler than recent nights, especially scotland and northern ireland, down into single figures. from monday, low pressure is moving off leaving the trail of weather fronts from today still struggled across northern england, producing rain and drizzle. some heavy thundery showers in south—east england and east anglia and a few showers out into the far west, but for many on monday it will not only be a dry day, much brighter, but it will be cooler. 15 up brighter, but it will be cooler. 15 up to 90 degrees to hide. a lot of dry weather to come in the week ahead, but through tuesday night into wednesday it is one to watch as we see an area of low pressure start to push its way in. that could bring some wet and windy weather to england and wales in particular. see you soon. 00:29:14,869 --> 2147483051:51:22,149 corner, it will be warmer. 22 or 23 2147483051:51:22,149 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 degrees. 13 or 1a in the north. this is bbc news. the headlines at 12. the prime minister pledges

again, mr and fog to sunday morning and low cloud again near the east coast of scotland and northern englande far south and east should spend the day dry, warm and sunny again. however given that we have a more active weather front coming in there is a potential for large rainfall totals from heavy and slow—moving bands of thundery showers across scotland, northern england, north wales and the midlands. midlands, lincolnshire northwards is where the met office hasissued northwards is where the met office has issued a warning in anticipation of some large rainfall amount again in areas already badly affect did. that is want to watch because as we go into monday and beyond for that low pressure takes station across the uk throwing longer spells of rain away. once again it does look quite disturbed, the weather pattern, with more rain on the cards. a freshfields when comes in off the atlantic but clearly the risk of heavy showers for many 00:29:04,449 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 areas. more on our website. this is bbc world news i‘m reged ahmad. our top stories: vast swathes of arctic siberia are

more flooding possible in southern scotla nd more flooding possible in southern scotland or northern england. this is where the focus will be for more persistent rain through the afternoon. some heavy, thundery showers to the south a bit. things brightening up in northern scotland after a dumb morning. brightening up in northern ireland. for the central belt of scotland, to the boarders, down to cumbria and northumberland, heavy consistent rain could cause flooding. heavy downpours could cause problems in wales and the south—west, parts. the warmest of the conditions in the south—east. mid—teens further north. that sets us mid—teens further north. that sets us upfora mid—teens further north. that sets us up for a fairly cool week for august in the week ahead. some dry weather but particularly wet and windy for wednesday. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: the prime minister has pledged £2.5 billion to create 10,000 new prison places and has said that all police forces in england and wales will be given extended stop and search powers. police in hong kong have fired tear g

england and wales. 18-19dc conditions across england and wales. 18—i9dc here, in the sunshine further north maybe 20—21. the rain slowly slides of scotland, northernr western fringes of england and wales by the end of the night so further west temperatures not much lower than is—ilidc, further east we could see them dipping into high single figures across parts of eastern england and east anglia, but this is s what we've got tomorrow, this is s what we've got tomorrow, this fairly deep area of low pressure. isobars are close together, wet and windy. the rain initially across scotland, northern ireland, northern england and wales, south—west england, it will slide south—west england, it will slide south and east through the day, quite persistent. turning dryerfrom the north through the afternoon albeit with blustery showers and it will be a windy day again, those costs micro quite widely 30—a0 miles an hour, perhaps 45 for some southern and western coasts, call feel weather is persistent rain and tricky travelling conditions across england and wales. 18—i9dc here, in the sunshine further north maybe 20-21. the the sunshine further north maybe 20—21

this front will affect northern england, more persistent rain for northern ireland, and it will thend as it goes through the afternoon. temperatures in the south—east up to 2a, maybe even 25 degrees. then, as the week continues we will start to pull that warmer airfurther north. as we do so we'll squash away these weather fronts as well, not before we have seen a significant spell for western scotland. take a look at the overnight temperatures. down into single figures earlier this week, five and six in some areas of northern england and wales, and into the midteens as we go into friday. here is friday's chart. there' the high across the continent, we're still feeding air in from the south—west, but it will feel already much warmer than it did earlier in the week, and we start to push away those fronts in scotland, so it is a much drier day here. temperatures of 22 through the southern uplands, up to 27 — 28 across parts of southern england, and then we get to the weekend and that high reorientates and we start to pull our air from the south and real warmth arrives. notice some weath

england and wales. more showers for a while over northern ireland. hing the east over scotland into north—east england towards the wash and some of them may be heavy and thundery. feeling cooler and fresher everywhere. typical temperatures may be 15, 17 degrees. a touch higher in the south of england where it should be a dry day. more sunshine to start the day. a chilly start, atlantic wind coming in on monday, meaning increasing cloud. northern ireland and especially scotland, quite wet. 15 degrees in the central belt. 22 in south—east england. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. thousands take to the streets across the uk — to condemn borisjohnson‘s decision to suspend parliament. i never thought at my age, 61 years of age, i would have to be here in whitehall, protesting against the shutdown of parliament. there's been renewed violence in hong kong — with pro—democracy protesters defying a ban on rallying. more than 50 migrants have been detained as they tried to cross the english channel to reach kent. several boats have been intercepted. form

sunshine, probably drier across the eastern side of england this time, one or two showers popping off here and there out towards the west, particular in northern ireland. those are the temperatures are no great difference from what we have seen over the past day or two, so around the mid— 20s also. a few showers arriving across north—west england, and south—west scotland during saturday evening, head of what is the main weather system coming in from the atlantic, as that area gets a little bit closer during the second half of the week. there will be more ran around during the second half of the weekend, this band of showery rain coming in over the irish sea away from northern ireland, bringing some showers into northern england and also scotland, and these could be heavy and hungry, later on in the afternoon and into the evening. the risk of more localised flooding. south—eastern england, is anglia, may well be dry, some sunshine at times, quite warm and humid, 27—28 will be the peak of the heat over the next few days. there is the low pressure, as you can see it is getting closer to the north—west of the uk, still these weather fronts on the