in scotland and northern england we are more likely to have frost heading into tomorrow. re wintry showers for northern scotland, not many elsewhere, showers affecting northern ireland, over the irish sea into wales, pushing into the midlands and the south—east of england. sunshine elsewhere and a fuchsia was too the temperature is disappointing, up to 11 or 12 at the very best —— and a few showers. the win sees overnight into thursday, we have a little runner coming from the atlantic bringing more cloud into the far south of england and wales. some rain, mainly through the english channel, sunshine and showers, but fairly frequent showers, but fairly frequent showers, across scotland and the north of england, wintry over the highest ground. 7 degrees at newcastle, 13 perhaps in cardiff with the sunshine. into friday, a cold start, may be more foster rants, cloud bubbling up, the charity developing but it will be a dry day fortnightly and a bit milder —— the shower developing. 1a or 15 degrees at best. into the beginning of next week we have another area of low pressure br

later this afternoon these bigger storms will be across northern england, particularly lincolnshire andkshire into the north—east, with hail and thunder mixed in with the really hefty downpours. as that feature continues to move northwards, south—east england should continue to say try with sunshine, and china for the most part in scotland, northern ireland missing out on the showers. should be a fine afternoon foremost —— continuing to stay dry with sunshine. overnight the showers will continue to push northwards across northern england into scotland, still with some heavy rain. temperatures around six or seven, similar to last night. tomorrow, starting with rain across scotland again, pushing slowly northwards again, pushing slowly northwards again but not clearing. colourful scotland. northern ireland, england and wales, another showery day but many of the showers will be across the west. the winds are lighted so the west. the winds are lighted so the showers are long lasting. a better chance of dodging them. temperatures a bit higher, 16 or 17 degrees the high. showers and longer sp

fading but then more rain returning. 0ne and northern england fading but then more rain returningone or two isolated showers further south but still a pretty chilly night across from southern areas and rural areas of south—west wales and south—west england on the south east midlands down by about two or three degrees. at a bright start to the day and one or two showers in northern ireland, clouding over the midlands and east anglia later with outbreaks of rain and it will be a damp start for scotland and northern england as it brightens up, the outbreaks of rain could turn heavy and thundery. a cool breeze blowing down the eastern coast to keep things distinctly chilly. lighterwinds, more chilly. lighter winds, more sunshine, chilly. lighterwinds, more sunshine, and temperatures creeping up sunshine, and temperatures creeping up to about 16 or 18 degrees. we finished the day with a few showers and thunderstorms across southern england, and then a ridge of high pressure builds across the country and that means, believe it or not, most places will be dry. there will be the odd, isol

ireland, northern england3 in cardiff. it could be a cold start to friday, lighter winds, likely to be a widespread slight frost. cloud will bubble up, some showers breaking out but not many, many places will be dry and temperatures across the border should be a degree or two higher, but still in the 1a or 15. heading into the weekend, another area of low pressure will bring rain across many parts of the country on saturday, the winds will start to and from the south, if we do get some sunshine and south—east, the air will be a bit warmer and temperatures will be higher. at it one last time. first, though, we hearfrom some of those challenging the so—called big five. among them — some familiar faces. welcome to the campaign — in underan hour... it's the final tv debate of the 2021 scottish parliament elections here on the bbc. the leaders of the snp, the conservatives, labour,

scotland, northern england most prone to heavy showers, they will come and go. day, chiefly across northern scotland and southern england, cornwall and later the channel islands likely to see more persistent rain, running its way into france as we go through tuesday night. showers dotted around into the night, through to wednesday, cloudy, occasional rain down the eastern coasts, chilly in the breeze. elsewhere one or two showers but a lot of drier weather, in the sunshine you could see temperatures hit 17 celsius across the west of scotland, some parts of the south—west midlands and southern england. as we get to wednesday night, low pressure pulling away, high pressure building, not strong enough yet to prevent rain clouds butting in towards the far west later, especially for northern ireland, heavy rain, splashes across western fringes of england, wales and west of scotland, much of scotland, eastern wales, a dry day on thursday, temperatures creeping back up to where we should be, 18 or 19 celsius in a few spots. the bank holiday weekend, not completely dry,

there are areas with showers moving south, perhaps some longer spells of rain in parts of northern englandt along the north sea coasts and across parts of eastern england. very gusty, but again easing later. catch a shower, hail, thunder — with temperatures like this, it'll be wintry over the hills in scotland. some places will not get into double figures. now, on through tuesday evening and night, some showers continue to feed south. it's where it gets clearest overnight — northern england and parts of scotland — we're going to have frost going into wednesday morning, so it will be a cold start. and wednesday will be a day of sunshine and showers. again, there will be a wintry flavour to these showers in places with hail and some snow on the higher hills in scotland, northern england, perhaps into wales as well. it's not going to feel any warmer. we're back to the risk of overnight frost. a similar picture on thursday — further showers, wintry on hills moving south and maybe a spell of rain flirting with the south coast of england, so we're going to keep a close eye on that. friday will b

not as cold as last night in scotland and northern england and it should be frost—free because the windl keep blowing overnight. a windy start to tomorrow especially down the north sea coast. the wind gradually eases. we'll see some sunshine and showers, perhaps longer spells of rain over northern ireland into northern england, perhaps north wales and the midlands. it'll feel chilly in the wind. even some sunshine in scotland means temperatures are no better than 8 degrees. highest temperatures in southern parts of england and wales where it's drier and sunnier but it stays cold really through the rest of the week. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... no more keeping your distance. the one metre covid rule, could end in england, next month. but borisjohnson says infection rates must stay down. together in person, the foreign secretary meets his us counterpart, vowing to work together on everything from china to climate change. a complex, divided history — it's exactly 100 years, since the birth of northern ireland. new premier league rules are introduced to prevent top clubs from br

there are areas with showers moving south, perhaps some longer spells of rain in parts of northern englandin southern england and south wales. the winds at their strongest along the north sea coasts and across parts of eastern england. very gusty, but again easing later. catch a shower, hail, thunder — with temperatures like this, it'll be wintry over the hills in scotland. now, on through tuesday evening and night, some showers continue to feed south. it's where it gets clearest overnight — northern england and parts of scotland — we're going to have frost going into wednesday morning, so it will be a cold start. and wednesday will be a day of sunshine and showers. again, there will be a wintry flavour to these showers in places with hail and some snow on the higher hills in scotland, northern england, perhaps into wales as well. it's not going to feel any warmer. we're back to the risk of overnight frost. a similar picture on thursday — further showers, wintry on hills moving south and maybe a spell of rain flirting with the south coast of england, so we're going to keep a close eye on t

we had a band of patchy rain that drifted northwards across parts of northern england, northern irelandwe returned to the mix of sunshine and showers. some of the showers were very heavy indeed. they will fade to some extent as we head through tonight, although east anglia and northern england will keep cloud and patchy rain. but notice through the early hours before dawn on sunday morning, the showers really start to pep up once again down towards the southwest of england, and that is a sign of things to come because this area of low pressure during tomorrow is going to take up residence right on top of the uk, and that means the air will be very unstable. those shower clouds will be able to bubble up very quickly and very readily, and some of the downpours will be very heavy indeed, getting going first thing across the southwest of england then spreading across other parts of england and wales, northern ireland, southern scotland. some of the showers heavy, possibly thundery with hail and some fairly strong and gusty winds. the strongest winds overall will be found down towards the so

there are areas with showers moving south, perhaps some longer spells of rain in parts of northern englanduthern england and south wales. the winds at their strongest along the north sea coasts and across parts of eastern england. very gusty, but again easing later. catch a shower, hail, thunder — with temperatures like this, it'll be wintry over the hills in scotland. some places will not get into double figures. now, on through tuesday evening and night, some showers continue to feed south. it's where it gets clearest overnight — northern england and parts of scotland — we're going to have frost going into wednesday morning, so it will be a cold start. and wednesday will be a day of sunshine and showers. again, there will be a wintry flavour to these showers in places with hail and some snow on the higher hills in scotland, northern england, perhaps into wales as well. it's not going to feel any warmer. we're back to the risk of overnight frost. a similar picture on thursday — further showers, wintry on hills moving south and maybe a spell of rain flirting with the south coast of england

driving in some showers in the shower turning increasingly wintry to higher ground in scotland, northern england out on tuesday into wednesday we still have got that cold air in place. the isobars are likely to open up. that could mean a good start of early wednesday with a light frost around. something very unusual for the first week of may. potentially a frosty start. a dry one with some sunshine around for many won't be long before we see further showers particular across the northeast scotland in northeast england. west is best for sunshine but not necessarily for warmth. we should be seeing temperatures across southern england of around 60 degrees at least at this time of year. thursday we keep the risk of some showers going by friday will be a quieter day. dryer and perhaps a little warmer. however, as we head into next weekend there is another significant low pressure that's likely to push its way in for the southwest bringing yet more wet and windy weather. it may well turn things touch milder by the end of the weekend. this is bbc news i'm philippa thomas with the latest headlines for v

the clearer parts of scotland and northern england could well see a frost going into wednesday morningl make it a chilly start to the day. it won't feel very warm at all during wednesday. again, some places won't get into double figures. although there will be some sunshine around, there'll be areas of showers. the showers still producing a bit of snow over the higher hills of scotland and in parts of northern england and wales too. that's your latest forecast. bye— bye. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. to what the the papers will be with to what the the papers will be those virtually, simt ros with those virtually, simon minty in ros altmann, but the question is will we get the green light to have you back soon? i wonder whether the papers will be able to enlighten us in that self—interested way. let's have a look at the front pages tonight. the �*i' says it's been told by downing street that covid data in the uk looks to go ahead with the next stages of unlocking. calls for that unlocking to happen quicker is the mail's top sto

scotland and northern england are the focus for the heaviest of showers through to the afternoon, the odd rumble of thunder but even with that, the northern half of scotland, a warmer and brighter day than today and out of the shower is, in the sunshine, it shouldn't feel too bad. wednesday evening, after some rain in the channel islands, it clears to northern france, low—pressure to the east of us are eastern parts of scotland and england will be the focus for showers, some of them heavy and thundery. southern and western areas, fewer showers, largely dry and temperature starting to creep up. they will creep up further through thursday, friday and into the bank holiday weekend. not a completely dry picture by any stretch of the imagination but more in a way of dry weather, temperature is far from in a way of dry weather, temperature is farfrom a in a way of dry weather, temperature is far from a heatwave but at the moment, i will take it. something to look forward to. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me. and, on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where

ireland, northern england and scotland.16 . overnight, rain for a time pushing into scotland, but across inland areas those showers will clear. temperature is around six or 7 degrees overnight. tuesday, early rain clears out of the way in scotland and for a good chunk of the day it should be reasonable here. the same too for northern ireland and northern england. however, further south, those showers really start to develop and through the afternoon they will drive northwards across the whole of england and wales, northern ireland and into southern areas of scotland. again, some thunderstorms mixed in with these heavy downpours and temperatures for most of us still around 14—16. it will continue to be quite windy. those winds tend to die away a little bit on wednesday. another day of sunshine and showers but this time weather showers form, because the winds that bit lighter, they'll hang around and be slower to move through. temperatures still 14—16. through the rest of the week, it stays unsettled. slower to move through.

as for tomorrow, scotland and northern england most prone to the heavy showers. nto the night and through to wednesday, a cool start, cloudy, occasional rain down those eastern coasts of england and scotland, and feeling chilly in the breeze. elsewhere, one or two showers but a lot of drier weather and in the sunshine could see temperatures hit 17 degrees across the west of scotland and some parts of the south west midlands and southern england. wednesday night to thursday, low pressure pulls away, we start to see areas of high pressure building, not strong enough yet to prevent some rain clouds spreading into the far west later on, especially for northern ireland, so heavy rain here, a few splashes across western fringes of england, wales and west in scotland, but much of scotland, england, eastern wales, a dry day on thursday, and temperatures could get back up to where we should be, may be around 18,19 degrees in a few spots. a quick glance into the bank holiday weekend, not completely dry but more of you will spend time drier for longer, and as i said, getting

there are areas with showers moving south, perhaps some longer spells of rain in parts of northern englandwales. the winds at their strongest along the north sea coasts and across parts of eastern england. very gusty, but again easing later. catch a shower, hail, thunder — with temperatures like this, it'll be wintry over the hills in scotland. some places will not get into double figures. now, on through tuesday evening and night, some showers continue to feed south. it's where it gets clearest overnight — northern england and parts of scotland — we're going to have frost going into wednesday morning, so it will be a cold start. and wednesday will be a day of sunshine and showers. again, there will be a wintry flavour to these showers in places with hail and some snow on the higher hills in scotland, northern england, perhaps into wales as well. it's not going to feel any warmer. we're back to the risk of overnight frost. a similar picture on thursday — further showers, wintry on hills moving south and maybe a spell of rain flirting with the south coast of england, so we're going to keep

there are areas with showers moving south, perhaps some longer spells of rain in parts of northern englandgland and south wales. the winds at their strongest along the north sea coasts and across parts of eastern england. very gusty, but again easing later. catch a shower, hail, thunder — with temperatures like this, it'll be wintry over the hills in scotland. some places will not get into double figures. now, on through tuesday evening and night, some showers continue to feed south. it's where it gets clearest overnight — northern england and parts of scotland — we're going to have frost going into wednesday morning, so it will be a cold start. and wednesday will be a day of sunshine and showers. again, there will be a wintry flavour to these showers in places with hail and some snow on the higher hills in scotland, northern england, perhaps into wales as well. it's not going to feel any warmer. we're back to the risk of overnight frost. a similar picture on thursday — further showers, wintry on hills moving south and maybe a spell of rain flirting with the south coast of england, so we'r

these showers will move on south into northern ireland and northern england.flirting with southern parts of england. still something to play for in how much rain will fall here, so we'll keep you updated. in between the two zones of wet or potential wet weather, there'll be some sunshine. another chilly start on friday morning, another day of sunshine and showers. the heaviest ones look to be focused across eastern parts, temperatures a little bit higher. and then, here comes some more rain. that's from another area of low pressure heading our wayjust in time for next weekend. that means the winds picking up and more rain moving in and as that clears, there'll be showers following. but the air is coming in from the south, so although it'll be windy, although it'll be wet at times, at least the temperatures will be heading up. welcome to bbc news. our top stories: mexico city's mayor promises a full investigation into the rail bridge collapse, which has killed at least 2a people. translation: there will be an investigation - by the attorney—general�*s office as

there are areas with showers moving south, perhaps some longer spells of rain in parts of northern englandacross parts of eastern england. very gusty, but again easing later. catch a shower, hail, thunder — with temperatures like this, it'll be wintry over the hills in scotland. some places will not get into double figures. now, on through tuesday evening and night, some showers continue to feed south. it's where it gets clearest overnight — northern england and parts of scotland — we're going to have frost going into wednesday morning, so it will be a cold start. and wednesday will be a day of sunshine and showers. again, there will be a wintry flavour to these showers in places with hail and some snow on the higher hills in scotland, northern england, perhaps into wales as well. it's not going to feel any warmer. we're back to the risk of overnight frost. a similar picture on thursday — further showers, wintry on hills moving south and maybe a spell of rain flirting with the south coast of england, so we're going to keep a close eye on that. friday will be another chilly day of sunshine

the showers that develop and brew and become more widespread across northern ireland, northern englandn they could be torrential in places with thunder and hail. some parts of the midlands, east anglia and parts of scotland who avoid the showers altogether, staying dry. if you do, pleasant enough in the sunshine, but overall still a fairly cool day. winds for most will be light and it's across those english channel coasts where the strongest winds will be gusting, 30—40mph. into the evening and overnight, we continue with the showers. low pressure still close by, so we never really see the back of them. even into monday, it pushes eastwards, that low pressure, but itjust shifts where the showers are going to be. we'll have a bit more of a north—westerly breeze coming in, and the showers are going to be most prevalent, heaviest across eastern scotland, eastern parts of england with thunder and hail — fewer showers in the west compared to the east. temperatures still a few degrees down where they should be. they should be around 13—18 celsius this time of year. continue that cool story t

many will stay dry and further crowd occasional rain in scotland, northern england but into the afternoonands and parts of east anglia. a cool breeze here which will limit temperatures between 12 and 1a degrees. in the south with some sunshine temperatures more like made to date me and around 17 or 18 degrees. the shower as well rumble into the evening and most will be into the evening and most will. be , �*and cold ihte the evening and meet wit! he , �*and cold to take ihte the evening and meet eritt he , �*and cold to take us into clear and cold to take us into thursday. thursday is a ridge of high pressure building with more dry weather and i said showers and cloudiness with sunshine. it will be present in that sunshine as well. temperatures in the mid to high teens. above 20 celsius in one or two spots. rain creeping into ireland later in the day. high pressure is building around it. the weather system will weekend but it will be a lot of cloudiness and grey and misty over the hills and patchy rain or drizzle across some western areas. further east to our, not only will you stay dry b

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a bright start across much of england, wales, northern ireland. hunder. more of you will have a dry day tomorrow and it may start to feel a touch warmer across southern and western warmer across southern and western areas warmer across southern and western areas where temperatures around 16 or 17 degrees. we finished the day with heavy showers in the east of scotland and northern england. they will fade away. for a thursday, some based on low cloud to begin with, some cloud will bubble up it will be fairweather clyde. most of us will be dry and it will feel warmer. by thursday we could start to see a few spots about 20 celsius. high pressure is just about holding up this weather front, pressure is just about holding up this weatherfront, put pressure is just about holding up this weather front, put into friday it will push into western fringes of the uk. because it is running at a high pressure there will not be huge amounts of rain. there will be missed, luke wright around. some spots of rain or drizzle for scotland and northern and western areas.

northern england, northern into northern england, northern ireland and southern scotland, another sunshine and showers day, the hail and thunder might be here as well. it'll start to feel quite chilly on thursday, and that chilly feel will try to assert itself across north—eastern areas into friday. this northerly wind by trying to develop, feeding more cloud in across scotland and the eastern side of england during friday. fourwestern eastern side of england during friday. four western parts of england, wales and northern ireland, we hold on to the sunshine but the showers get going once again. notice where you are exposed to the northerly breeze, it'll feel chilly, ten in aberdeen, ii in newcastle. into the weekend, this band of rain works its way friday into saturday and low pressure re—establishes itself and what that means is a continuation of the sunshine and showers theme. some of the showers heavy with some hail and thunder mixed in stock they be well scattered and there will be places that avoid the showers and stay dry but others will see plenty of drenching downpours. no great s

but through parts of scotland and again northern england, through the afternoon, there could be heavy going. where you get the sunshine, though, it is going to be a little warmer. still quite chilly as thursday begins under largely clear skies. now, there will be a weather system trying to approach from the west. some uncertainty about how far it's going to get in during daylight hours, but it could well bring some cloud and rain into at least parts of northern ireland. but where you stay dry, with sunny spells, it'll be a touch warmer still. that weather front to the west willjust die a death and we're left with building high pressure going into the weekend, and that is going to bring rather more settled weather than we've had of late. not completely dry. there may be a weather system approaching from the west later on bank holiday monday. but for most of us, it is looking this weekend drier and warmer. this is bbc news, i'm ben boulos. our top stories... a belarusian journalist arrested in minsk following the forced diversion of his flight appears in a video — apparently under dures

the showers that develop and brew and become more widespread across northern ireland, northern englandn places with thunder and hail. some parts of the midlands, east anglia and parts of scotland who avoid the showers altogether, staying dry. if you do, pleasant enough in the sunshine, but overall still a fairly cool day. winds for most will be light and it's across those english channel coasts where the strongest winds will be gusting, 30—40mph. into the evening and overnight, we continue with the showers. low pressure still close by, so we never really see the back of them. even into monday, it pushes eastwards, that low pressure, but itjust shifts where the showers are going to be. we'll have a bit more of a north—westerly breeze coming in, and the showers are going to be most prevalent, heaviest across eastern scotland, eastern parts of england with thunder and hail — fewer showers in the west compared to the east. temperatures still a few degrees down where they should be. they should be around 13—18 celsius this time of year. continue that cool story through the rest of the comin

the weather front will bring cloud and patchy rain out of wales and across england. northernne for many. across the south—east corner, especially east anglia, we could be looking at highs of 21 degrees. we stick with something much more than has been to the bigger head and a much lower risk of frost at night with a mix of sunny spells and heavy showers at times. if good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to to election 2021 on the bbc. we had more than our share of drama and surprises yesterday, but the picture is not complete.

into the night, will continue to see epics of rain across parts of scotland, northern england, north chilly, temperatures and at the low single figures, but it's here we start with the best of the morning sunshine. cloud are some parts of northern england, north wales, midlands and scotland, and here we are more likely to see dampers developed through the morning and into the afternoon, some becoming heavy and thundery. chiefly southern scotland in london for another scholar, brighter than on monday, warmer, showers across the south and into wales and northern ireland. in devon and cornwall and the isles of scilly, some wet weather in the afternoon and into the evening it spreads its way into the evening it spreads its way into the channel islands before fading. while we'll still see a few showers to the next few days, the end of the week looks drier and warmer. good news at last. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. eu leaders are meeting to discuss sanctions against belarus after it intercepts a flight carrying a dissidentjournalist and arrests him. that would be a very s

clearer skies were longer in scotland and northern england is where we are likely to have frost, tomorrows were northern ireland and wales in the morning, pushing their way through the middle towards east anglia and the south—east, would turn heavy with some hail and thunder. not too many showers for northern england and not much of a rising temperature. another chilly day. temperatures of 9—12. not as windy on wednesday. for many the winds continue to ease on thursday. this weather front will bring more cloud into the far south of england for a while and it may bring some rain. more likely through the english channel. further north there will be sunshine and showers. more frequent and heavier and blustery for scotland and putting down into northern ireland and northern england and even a touch wintry over high ground, only seven in newcastle, 13 in cardiff in the sunshine. it may start sunny but cold widely on friday with a slight frost. the cloud will bubble up and a scattering of showers developing, not many, more places will have a dried out with a little sunshine and temperatures beg

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but through parts of scotland and again northern england, through the afternoon, there could be heavyite chilly as thursday begins under largely clear skies. now, there will be a weather system trying to approach from the west. some uncertainty about how far it's going to get in during daylight hours, but it could well bring some cloud and rain into at least parts of northern ireland. but where you stay dry, with sunny spells, it'll be a touch warmer still. that weather front to the west willjust die a death and we're left withjust building high pressure going into the weekend, and that is going to bring rather more settled weather then we've had of late. not completely dry. there may be a weather system approaching from the west later on bank holiday monday. but for most of us, it is looking this weekend drier and warmer. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the eu approves sanctions on belarus, over the forcing down of a ryanair flight to arrest a dissidentjournalist. the head of the world health organization condemns what he says is

where we've got clearer skies in scotland and northern england, we are more likely to have a frost. outh—east of england. they could be heavy, as well. the odd shower around elsewhere but some spells of sunshine. it won't be as windy as it is today but it will still be cold for the time of year. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: two former soldiers accused of the murder of an official ira leader in 1972 have been formally acquitted after their trial collapsed. a court hears that a police officer accused of murdering the former footballer dalian atkinsion had tasered him for six times longer than standard before kicking him twice in the head. authorities in mexico city promise a full investigation after a bridge collapse resulted in a train plunging onto a busy road. at least 23 people were killed. a call to light candles this evening to remember the murdered police community officerjulia james, one week after the discovery of her body in woods in kent. reflections without distractions — hundreds of people in hull are taking part in a year—long art project which aims to give peo

dotted around elsewhere but the real showers on thursday will form across scotland and parts of northern englandnshine around thursday really not a bad day but chilly. here's friday's weather forecast, again, a few showers expected to develop across eastern and northern areas. i think in the west it will be much drier and brighter. so belfast, liverpool, and in for some sunshine on friday. a big change awaits us as we head into the weekend. a low pressure is going to swing by. yes, that means rain but also this low pressure is going to bring a current of air coming out of the southwest. this is actually subtropical air. it is going to warm up across the uk. we are going to see that current of cold air cut off from the north. the temperatures will be gradually rising as we go through the weekend. we are expecting some rain as well because this low pressure will bring a weather fronts. i think is soggy, mild sort of day on saturday and a little bit warmer for some on sunday. bye— bye.

dotted around elsewhere but the real showers on thursday will form across scotland and parts of northern englandy not a bad day but chilly. here's friday's weather forecast, again, a few showers expected to develop across eastern and northern areas. i think in the west it will be much drier and brighter. so belfast, liverpool, and in for some sunshine on friday. a big change awaits us as we head into the weekend. a low pressure is going to swing by. yes, that means rain but also this low pressure is going to bring a current of air coming out of the southwest. this is actually subtropical air. it is going to warm up across the uk. we're going to see that current of cold air cut off from the north. now, the temperatures will be gradually rising as we go through the weekend. we are expecting some rain as well because this low pressure will bring a weather fronts. so i think a soggy, mild—ish day on saturday, and a little bit warmer for some on sunday. bye— bye. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is 0utside source. facebook upholds the suspension of donald trump. brand social media companies a total disg

we've got a zone of cloud, outbreaks of rain coming and going, stretching from east anglia, northern englandcool day across eastern coasts. scotland avoiding most of the showers. but it will be a grey day in orkney and shetland. through tonight, some further outbreaks of rain around, especially through northern england, east anglia. and then later on, you could be woken into the morning, south wales, south—west england, by the return of more heavy showers and thunderstorms. temperatures, though, well clear of frost levels. as we go into sunday itself, we've got low pressure right over the top of us. low pressure basically a breeding ground for showers. not much in the way of wind for most — away from the south coast that is. the showers that develop and brew and become more widespread across northern ireland, northern england, north wales will be slow moving, thundery with hail. faster—moving showers towards the south coast, but again they could be torrential in places with thunder and hail. some parts of the midlands, east anglia and parts of scotland who avoid the showers altogether, stayi

return of frost possible in any cold rural spots, but particularly into parts of scotland and northern englandunny, there will be scattered wintry showers in northern scotland from the word go, into northern ireland, in parts of wales, some showers, too, and across the midlands, eastern and southern england. this zone here is where we're likely to see most of the showers during wednesday. some heavy with hail and thunder. there could be some gusty winds around the showers, although overall, the winds are lighter than they've been. we're just looking really at highs around 8—12 degrees celsius. so, some showers will continue into wednesday evening, perhaps flaring up across parts of northeast england, for example, again wintry on hills. another batch heading south across scotland overnight and into thursday. could well bring some snow to relatively low levels, so that'll be surprising if you see that falling again, the chance of frost as the day begins. these showers will move on south into northern ireland and northern england. there is an area of cloud and rain flirting with southern parts of

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that wet weather sleeps its way steadily northwards into southern scotland and northern england and north wales, particularly heavy. showery in nature further south and not quite getting into scotland. gusty winds for all, 30 to a0 mph, but we could see over 50 mph across the far south—west. top temperatures likely to peak between ten and 15 degrees. that low will be through thursday and into friday and grinds to a halt across the scottish borders and into northern england and the strongest of the winds will be further south. it is a messy story on friday. quite a lot of cloud around, showery outbreaks of rain, some of them heavy at times and the wind is a feature once again, particularly along the channel facing coast, gusts in excess of 50 miles an hour. it will not feel warm in comparison to today in the sunshine, eight to 1a degrees. it does look as though saturday will stop promising, dry, settled and sunny. more rain on sunday, just a sneak preview into next week, high—pressure building, quietened things down as we approached bank holiday weekend. a reminder of our top story... the

but through parts of scotland and again northern england, through the afternoon, there could be heavy warmer. still quite chilly as thursday begins under largely clear skies. now, there will be a weather system trying to approach from the west. some uncertainty about how far it's going to get in during daylight hours, but it could well bring some cloud and rain into at least parts of northern ireland. but where you stay dry, with sunny spells, it'll be a touch warmer still. that weather front to the west willjust die a death and we're left with building high pressure going into the weekend, and that is going to bring rather more settled weather than we've had of late. not completely dry. there may be a weather system approaching from the west later on bank holiday monday. but for most of us, it is looking this weekend drier and warmer. this is bbc news, the headlines... the belarussian journalist arrested in minsk following the forced diversion of his flight has appeared in a video statement — confessesing to organising anti—government protests. it appeares to have been made under dur

then they will become heavy thundery as they work northwards across northern england into southern scotland southwest england, where it's also going to be pretty gusty again. now, by wednesday, another showery kind of day, although, there could be some longer spells of rain from a little low—pressure just skirting into the south of england. some uncertainty about that feature. otherwise, showers with us again, but the winds are going to be lighter, and that means where you do see a shower or thunderstorm form, it's going to be slower to move its way through. so, some hefty downpours. showers then continue to be a feature of the weather through the rest of this week, this weekend, and into next week as well. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. there is escalating violence in israel over one of the most sensitive sites injerusalem. israel has fired stun finance and rubber bullets during clashes with palestinians in over 300 people have been injured. it's a tense situation with palestinians angry about emerge byjewish nationalists at the mosque, one of the holiest sites in islam. th

a lot of cloud across scotland, northern england, through north wales, the midlands and on towards eastpells. the cloudy zone will brighten up, but this is where we're going to see some of those heavy and possibly thundery showers, with the risk of hail during the day. quieter weather through much of wales, the midlands, into southeast england, bar the odd shower, and largely dry in northern ireland, but cornwall and devon clouding over with outbreaks of rain moving in. fairly breezy out there, and temperatures for the most part 12 to 16 celsius. tuesday evening brings some heavy showers towards the midlands and east anglia before the day is done. the rain clears away the far southwest of england, further outbreaks of rain pushing in towards southeast scotland and northeast england. wednesday starts where you're clear on a chillier note, some spots down into low single figures. and on wednesday, a few sunny spells around, but much of the east of the uk will be cloudy, and you could well see outbreaks of rain turning increasingly light and patchy as the day goes on. but through parts of

but through parts of scotland and again northern england, through the afternoon, there could be heavyet the sunshine, though, it is going to be a little warmer. still quite chilly as thursday begins under largely clear skies. now, there will be a weather system trying to approach from the west. some uncertainty about how far it's going to get in during daylight hours, but it could well bring some cloud and rain into at least parts of northern ireland. but where you stay dry, with sunny spells, it'll be a touch warmer still. that weather front to the west willjust die a death and we're left with building high pressure going into the weekend, and that is going to bring rather more settled weather than we've had of late. not completely dry. there may be a weather system approaching from the west later on bank holiday monday. but for most of us, it is looking this weekend drier and warmer. this is bbc news, i'm ben boulos. our top stories. a belarusian journalist arrested in minsk following the forced diversion of his flight appears in a video — apparently under duress. european leaders b