still quite chilly, though, for the likes of northeast scotland and the northern isles here, just tojust two—three celsius in places tomorrow. then high pressure still on the scene. we do have this weather frontjust working around the top of the high that's going to bring a bit more cloud later to parts of northern ireland. and scotland will see some outbreaks of rain arriving too, together with some brisk winds. but actually for much of the uk it will be a dry and fine day with some sunshine and a partial build up of cloud. and for many of us, temperatures getting up into the mid—teens in some of the warmest spots, 17, 18 celsius possible looking at further out. then on thursday, high pressure still sticking around. so when a cold front does head our way, it's not really going to bring any big changes. and also, here's a look at the air mass chart, these yellow and orange shades indicating some warmer air on the way. so thursday itself, then any early mist or fog will soon lift. and then we're left with some spells of sunshine. meanwhile, further north, it will be a cloudier story a

but we have a weather front pushing in across the north of the uk and northern scotland are the northern isles could see rain at times and we are all into the slightly warmer air and have lost the blue tinge is. we start with plenty of sunshine unlike today the clouds build up and we could see showers and this time the southern half will see showers and for northern scotland and the northern isles it will turn breezy with outbreaks of persistent or heavy rain and quite chilly but further south it is the mid to high teens and we could see 19 degrees and the warmest spots. on thursday the weather spots coming towards the west and for much of the country a fine start with sunshine and probably a bit more cloud developing through the afternoon and a few showers towards the east and south—east of the country, northern ireland and scotland seeing splashes of rain moving in with that weather front but not bad temperatures, particular where you get the sunshine, in the high teens again. and into friday the weather front will flirt with the north of the uk but it is high pressure which is in charge, a

see showers and this time the southern half will see showers and for northern scotland and the northern islesouth it is the mid to high teens and we could see 19 degrees and the warmest spots. 0n teens and we could see 19 degrees and the warmest spots. on thursday the weather spots coming towards the west and for much of the country a fine start with sunshine and probably a bit more cloud developing through the afternoon and a few showers towards the east and south—east of the country, northern ireland and scotland seeing splashes of rain moving in with that weather front but not bad temperatures, particular where you get the sunshine, in the high teens again. and into friday the weather front will flirt with the north of the uk but it is high pressure which is in charge, a lot of dry weather around and a

five and six across the northern isles and six across the northern isles and that is the arctic air,ning and overnight as the showers fade away. under the clear skies fog will be an issue in southern and western areas, even inland. a frost to beware of across the glens of scotland. chilly start tomorrow morning but some sunshine. elsewhere, even though we start dealt with low cloud, mist and fog we should see brightness developing. the may sunshine is strong now, to brightness and sunshine and possibly the odd spot of drizzle in northern ireland in western scotland later on. but notably, tomorrow's temperatures are lower. particularly near the east coast, 12/13 degrees here. surprisingly, high levels of pollen, higherthan here. surprisingly, high levels of pollen, higher than today for northern ireland, western and central parts of england and wales as well. as we go into wednesday it is chasing the cloud, a lot of dry weather and the weather front by that stage is pushing up through the western side of scotland, northern scotland cloudy but milder. the wind is coming from the south

but north highlands, the northern isles, some heavy and persistent rain here with a stronger breeze,here again, it's the mid to high teens. and then through wednesday night, the showers fade away. many places will be dry. we'll see variable amounts of cloud around, probably more cloud around, i think, wednesday night than what we've had the recent night. so, that should stop temperatures in falling much below five to nine celsius. so, a little bit milder. so, here's the picture for thursday. high pressure bringing a lot of dry weather for most. this weather front, though, another weather front will start to push into western scotland and northern ireland through the day. so here, cloudier, breezy with some splashes of rain east in scotland, england and wales. the best of the sunny spells, though we will see some showers developing across southern and eastern england and we could see more cloud around, i think, into the afternoon. temperature wise, though, in the brightest spots, again, the high teens, the mid—teens, though, further north. that weather from pushes its way eastwards to

we will push away the rain for mainland scotland, moving towards the northern isles, not quite as chillyes heading into tomorrow. many places starting dry with sunshine, lots of clouds coming into eastern scotland and north—east england as the breeze picks up, breeze bringing collagen training to the south—west, pushing the cloud into northern ireland. cooler than today, cooler across the east of scotland, north—east england, warmer with lighter winds across parts of the midlands and the south—east, temperatures probably reaching 19, compare that with the struggle to get into double figures in eastern scotland and the north—east of england in that chilly breeze off the north sea. this breeze off the north sea. this breeze pushes north through the evening and overnight, right not amounting to too much towards scotland on friday but it will be followed by sunshine and also increasing numbers of showers which could turn heavy, potentially thundery, southern coastal areas might turn drier in the afternoon. when changing more to the south—west and decreasing, the wind still off the north sea,

sunshine where the west and over the north of scotland as the sky is clear and just 4—5 in the northern isles what is left of today. 16—17 is about average for early may in the south. 0vernight the cloud comes and goes and maybe a bit of patchy fog developing in central and western areas and even sea fog but in the north we are looking at a fast so farmers and growers beware, it is going to be a cold night, a cold start to our tuesday morning. fog to clear away for the return to work and quite a bit of cloud hosting and it will tend to break up with things brightening up allowing some light winds and pleasantly warm sunshine coming through the cloud but because the air is coming down from the north it is quite chilly, especially the north sea coasts, so temperature a bit lower, and then we have a weather front creeping in but what we will find tomorrow, that bit more sunshine, but high levels of pollen. in central and western areas. in central and western parts of wales. quite a bit of cloud mulling around but the drier air and some sunny skies coming into the south, the weather front sitting

and it'll be chilly along north sea coasts and the northern isles down to the southeast, mid—teens there low 20s for northern ireland and parts of wales. wednesday night the low cloud rolls back into eastern scotland, much of central, southern, eastern england and also parts of wales. and again, those temperatures ranging from around six to nine degrees, but a few chillier spots under the clear skies in the northwest. we do it all again for thursday. best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas, eastern scotland, eastern england will see that cloud burn back to the coast. but again, with the onshore breeze, which will be quite fresh across the east, and the south east, it'll feel cooler here, as opposed to western areas which will see temperatures again into the low 20s celsius. similar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the southeast. that'll temper the temperatures somewhat. i think temperatures are a little lower across the board. we're in the low 20s out west in the sunshine, as opposed to the mid—

low cloud on the northern isles, and also across aberdeen.c, the potential for the warmest day of the year. prime conditions into the evening, try for the concert. the next area of rain pushes in. so for monday that will be setting over scotland, wales as well. we keep the clearer skies in the east, with temperatures up in the high single figures. some sunshine early on, but elsewhere, rain spreading its way from west to east. that music plays. pipes skirl. borisjohnson and his wife carrie... and then prime minister for a very brief period, liz truss, with her husband hugh 0'leary. cadet warrant officer elliott tyson lee with the union standard, and prime minister rishi sunak and his wife. cheering and applause. the british royal family have been arriving, after members of the foreign royal families have already taken their place. there's harry, the duke of sussex, arriving with a group that includes mike tindall and zara, and the duke of york and his two daughters and their husbands. they'll be taking their places quite near the front of the

across the north of scotland as the sky starts to clear here, just four or five degrees in the northern islese south. but overnight the cloud comes and goes. i think we will find a little bit of patchy fog developing in southern and western areas, even some sea fog here. but in the north, over the under the clear skies, we're looking at a frost, so farmers and growers beware, it is going to be a cold night, a cold start to our tuesday morning, some fog to clear away as well for the return to work and quite a bit of cloud first thing. it will tend to break up. things brighten up as we go through the day and to allow some with light winds, some pleasantly warm sunshine to come through the clouds. but again, because the air�*s coming down from the north, it's still quite chilly, particularly near the north sea coast. so temperatures actually a little bit lower than today. and then we've got weather fronts creeping in from the south and west later. but what we will find tomorrow, even though temperatures are a little bit lower, a bit more sunshine, we're going to have high levels of pollen across

chill is because of that air coming down from the arctic, just seven or eight degrees across the northern islesound about 11 degrees even further south in london, a few degrees lower than we saw to start may. and as i say, that's because of the origin of that air. but it's not going to stop those pollen levels from getting high across northern ireland, much of central and western england and wales as well. but later in the day we do start to pick up this next weather front brushing, thicker cloud and some patchy rain into northern ireland and to western scotland. that's where the front withers through the night here. so it's a little bit milder actually further south and east. instead, we get that chilly start first thing wednesday with that high pressure close by and that cold air as well starting to feed in on this easterly breeze whilst further north. we've got some atlantic influence that's starting to get a little bit milder, but there'll be patchy rain and drizzle, cloudier skies for northern scotland during the day on wednesday and certainly for northern ireland and western parts of scot

and it'll be chilly along north sea coasts and the northern isles down to the southeast, mid—teens thereentral belt of scotland, low 20s for northern ireland and parts of wales. wednesday night the low cloud rolls back into eastern scotland, much of central, southern, eastern england and also parts of wales. and again, those temperatures ranging from around six to nine degrees, but a few chillier spots under the clear skies in the northwest. we do it all again for thursday. best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas, eastern scotland, eastern england will see that cloud burn back to the coast. but again, with the onshore breeze, which will be quite fresh across the east, and the south east, it'll feel cooler here, as opposed to western areas which will see temperatures again into the low 20s celsius. similar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the southeast. that'll temper the temperatures somewhat. i think temperatures are a little lower across the board. we're in the low 20s out west in the sunshine

but north highlands, the northern isles, some heavy and persistent rain here with a stronger breeze,then through wednesday night, the showers fade away. many places will be dry. we'll see variable amounts of cloud around, probably more cloud around, i think, wednesday night than what we've had the recent night. so, that should stop temperatures in falling much below five to nine celsius. so, a little bit milder. so, here's the picture for thursday. high pressure bringing a lot of dry weather for most. this weather front, though, another weather front will start to push into western scotland and northern ireland through the day. so here, cloudier, breezy with some splashes of rain east in scotland, england and wales. the best of the sunny spells, though we will see some showers developing across southern and eastern england and we could see more cloud around, i think, into the afternoon. temperature wise, though, in the brightest spots, again, the high teens, the mid—teens, though, further north. that weather from pushes its way eastwards to bring a band of cloud and showers across en

builds again and showers affecting and for the north, drank some sunshine but north highlands and northern islesuite cool but elsewhere, it is the midnight teens. enter wednesday night, showers fade away and it will be dry, variable amounts of cloud and probably more cloud around on wednesday night the movie we've had in recent nights so that should stop temperatures and falling below five to nine celsius, a little bit milder. so, here's the picture and let it dry weather for most of this weather front, it dry weather for most of this weatherfront, another it dry weather for most of this weather front, another weather front will start to push and western scotland and northern ireland to the day and so, claudia presents some splashes of rain is from scotland and england and the rest of the sunny spells we will see some showers across southern and eastern england and we can see more cloud around into the afternoon. temperatures in the brightest spots, the high teens in the mid—teens further north. that weather front will push its way eastwards and bring band of cloud and showers for friday and a b

we should push away any rain up towards the northern isles otherwise dry over night with some clear spellsquite as chilly as last night across eastern parts of england, temperature is around five, 7 degrees. tomorrow many places having a dry day, with a good deal of sunshine around. more cloud coming into the east of scotland and north—east england. so these areas a little cooler than today and also cooler in the north—east of england and eastern scotland. but where the wind is light to the midlands and the south—east it will be warmer than today with temperatures peaking at 90 degrees compared to eastern scotland where temperatures struggle to get into double figures. not a great deal of rain on friday and following on from that summer sunshine but showers developing more widely and could be quite heavy. later drying off across the five south east. the wind direction starting to become lighter but in scotland we still have the cold wind coming from the north sea. otherwise temperatures typically around 15, i7 temperatures typically around 15, 17 degrees by the end of the week. but the wea

we'll push away that rain from mainland scotland, move it up towards the northern isles.rts of england as it was last night. typical temperatures, 5—7 celsius heading into tomorrow. and for many places, we start dry. we'll see some sunshine around. there's more cloud coming into eastern scotland and northeast england as that breeze picks up and we'll see the breeze blowing in cloud and some rain into the southwest, pushing that cloud into northern ireland. so across these areas, it's going to be cooler than today. it'll also be cooler across the east of scotland and northeast england. a bit warmer though, with lighter winds across parts of the midlands and the south east. temperatures here probably reaching 19 celsius. compare that with the struggle to get into double figures in eastern scotland and the north east of england in that chilly breeze off the north sea. we've got that rain though coming into the south west and that will push its way northwards during the evening and overnight. the rain not really amounting to too much, heading up towards scotland on friday, bu

but north highlands, the northern isles, some heavy and persistent rain here with a stronger breeze,then through wednesday night, the showers fade away. many places will be dry. we'll see variable amounts of cloud around, probably more cloud around, i think, wednesday night than what we've had the recent night. so, that should stop temperatures in falling much below five to nine celsius. so, a little bit milder. so, here's the picture for thursday. high pressure bringing a lot of dry weather for most. this weather front, though, another weather front will start to push into western scotland and northern ireland through the day. so here, cloudier, breezy with some splashes of rain east in scotland, england and wales. the best of the sunny spells, though we will see some showers developing across southern and eastern england and we could see more cloud around, i think, into the afternoon. temperature wise, though, in the brightest spots, again, the high teens, the mid—teens, though, further north. that weather from pushes its way eastwards to bring a band of cloud and showers across en

and it'll be chilly along north sea coasts and the northern isles down to the southeast, mid—teens thereand, low 20s for northern ireland and parts of wales. wednesday night the low cloud rolls back into eastern scotland, much of central, southern eastern england and also parts of wales. and again, those temperatures ranging from around six to nine degrees, but a few chillier spots under the clear skies in the northwest. we do it all again for thursday. best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas, eastern scotland, eastern england will see that cloud burn back to the coast. but again, with the onshore breeze, which will be quite fresh across the east, and the south east, it'll feel cooler here, as opposed to western areas which will see temperatures again into the low 20s celsius. similar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the southeast. that'll temper the temperatures somewhat. i think temperatures are a little lower across the board. we're in the low 20s out west in the sunshine, as opposed to the m

and it'll be chilly along north sea coasts and the northern isles down to the southeast, mid—teens therew cloud rolls back into eastern scotland, much of central, southern, eastern england and also parts of wales. and again, those temperatures ranging from around six to nine degrees, but a few chillier spots under the clear skies in the northwest. we do it all again for thursday. best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas, eastern scotland, eastern england will see that cloud burn back to the coast. but again, with the onshore breeze, which will be quite fresh across the east, and the south east, it'll feel cooler here, as opposed to western areas which will see temperatures again into the low 20s celsius. similar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the southeast. that'll temper the temperatures somewhat. i think temperatures are a little lower across the board. we're in the low 20s out west in the sunshine, as opposed to the mid—20s. but into the weekend it stays largely fine. dry, plenty of sunshine

and it'll be chilly along north sea coasts and the northern isles down to the southeast, mid—teens thereireland and parts of wales. wednesday night the low cloud rolls back into eastern scotland, much of central, southern eastern england and also parts of wales. and again, those temperatures ranging from around six to nine degrees, but a few chillier spots under the clear skies in the northwest. we do it all again for thursday. best of the sunshine again across northern and western areas, eastern scotland, eastern england will see that cloud burn back to the coast. but again, with the onshore breeze, which will be quite fresh across the east, and the south east, it'll feel cooler here, as opposed to western areas which will see temperatures again into the low 20s celsius. similar picture on friday, most of the cloud across northern and eastern areas. again, more of a breeze in across the southeast. that'll temper the temperatures somewhat. i think temperatures are a little lower across the board. we're in the low 20s out west in the sunshine, as opposed to the mid—20s. but into the weeke

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could plague eastern england for a time, the far north of scotland likely to stay cloudy in the northern islesthe west, and glasgow could be the warmest spot at around 24 degrees. heading deeper into the week, i pretty still with us, the centre of it might slip a bit further north—west of us, still allowing this quite chilly breeze into some eastern and southern parts. highest temperatures likely to be across the west of the uk, up to be across the west of the uk, up to around 25 or 26 degrees the best of any sunshine. that is all from me. goodbye for now. this is bbc ne this ws. i'm anna foster live in istanbul. supporters of recep erdogan celebrate in the streets as he declares victory in a turkish presidential run off against kemal kilicdaroglu. i would like to thank each and every member of our nation who has once again given us the responsibility of governing the country for the next five years.

but north highlands, the northern isles, some heavy and persistent rain here with a stronger breeze,lsewhere again, it's the mid to high teens. and then through wednesday night, the showers fade away. many places will be dry. we'll see variable amounts of cloud around, probably more cloud around, i think, wednesday night than what we've had the recent night. so, that should stop temperatures in falling much below five to nine celsius. so, a little bit milder. so, here's the picture for thursday. high pressure bringing a lot of dry weather for most. this weather front, though, another weather front will start to push into western scotland and northern ireland through the day. so here, cloudier, breezy with some splashes of rain east in scotland, england and wales. the best of the sunny spells, though we will see some showers developing across southern and eastern england and we could see more cloud around, i think, into the afternoon. temperature wise, though, in the brightest spots, again, the high teens, the mid—teens, though, further north. that weather from pushes its way eastward

the far north of scotland likely to stay cloudy, in the northern isles particular, but elsewhere a lot and glasgow could be the warmest spot at around 2a degrees. heading deeper into the week, high presure still with us, the centre of it might slip a bit further north—west of us, still allowing this quite chilly breeze into some eastern and southern parts. highest temperatures likely to be across the west of the uk, up to around 25 or 26 degrees in the best of any sunshine. that is all from me. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines... supporters of recep erdogan celebrate in the streets as he declares victory in a turkish presidential run off against kemal kilicdaroglu. i would like to thank each and every member of our nation who has once again given us the responsibility of governing the country for the next

still quite chilly, though, for the likes of northeast scotland and the northern isles.nto the mid—teens in some of the warmest spots, 17, 18 celsius possible looking further out then on thursday, high pressure still sticking around. so when a cold front does head our way, it's not really going to bring any big changes. and also, here's a look at the air mass chart, these yellow and orange shades indicating some warmer air on the way. so, thursday itself, then, any early mist or fog will soon lift. and then we're left with some spells of sunshine. meanwhile, further north, it will be a cloudier story at times, with a chance for a few spots of light, rain and drizzle and for more of us feeling warmer, with temperatures getting up to around 17—18 celsius more widely. looking at the outlook then, friday into the weekend, still some fairly lengthy dry spells in the forecast. temperatures on the rise, too. so in the sunshine, it should feel pleasantly warm. and that's your latest forecast. live from london, this is bbc news. the rush to regulate artificial intelligence. the m

by the time we get to the end of the day, some strong gusty winds perhaps over the northern isles, butmperatures here ranging between 19 and 22c. cooler towards coastal areas. and don't forget the sunshine is strong at this time of year. the uv levels will be high and they will remain high as we head through into next week. and of course the grass pollen season is also just getting under way. now, overnight tonight, we will start to see parts of northern ireland and much of western scotland cloud over. if we do see any prolonged clear spells across the highlands, temperatures could drop very close to freezing. it's milder further south for england and wales, temperatures in mid to high single figures. high pressure still dominates on sunday, it is certainly looking dry and settled. there will be some areas of cloud around, mostly out towards western areas of scotland, where, again, it will feel cooler across northern ireland too. some areas of cloud out towards eastern areas of england, generally a cloudier—looking day with the best of the sunshine i think for western wales and for the

but north highlands, the northern isles, some heavy and persistent rain here with a stronger breeze,ay night, the showers fade away. many places will be dry. we'll see variable amounts of cloud around, probably more cloud around, i think, wednesday night than what we've had the recent night. so, that should stop temperatures in falling much below five to nine celsius. so, a little bit milder. so, here's the picture for thursday. high pressure bringing a lot of dry weather for most. this weather front, though, another weather front will start to push into western scotland and northern ireland through the day. so here, cloudier, breezy with some splashes of rain east in scotland, england and wales. the best of the sunny spells, though we will see some showers developing across southern and eastern england and we could see more cloud around, i think, into the afternoon. temperature wise, though, in the brightest spots, again, the high teens, the mid—teens, though, further north. that weather front pushes its way eastwards to bring a band of cloud and showers across england and wales for

a weakening weather front will take that rain overnight up towards the northern isles.theasterly breeze. there'll be a few breaks in the cloud, but it may not be quite so chilly as it was last night in eastern parts of england. these are the numbers as we head to dawn on thursday. for many parts of the country on thursday, it looks like it'll be a dry day with some sunshine at times. there will be a few changes, though, that stronger wind off the north sea brings more cloud into eastern scotland, north east england and a weather front approaching the south—west, bringing some patchy rain here and increases the cloud in northern ireland as well. so for these areas it may well be a bit cooler than it was today. it'll be cooler in the northeast as well, but with some sunshine elsewhere and lighter winds for the midlands. in the southeast here, it's going to be warmer. temperatures reaching 19 degrees here. but contrast that with temperatures barely getting into double figures in eastern scotland and the north east of england. we're seeing some rain now coming in from the s

england for a time in far north of scotland, likely to stay quite cloudy, particularly for the northern isles highest of the temperatures. in fact, glasgow could be the warmest spot around 24 degrees. as we head deeper into the week, high pressure still with us. the centre of the high may slip a little bit further north westwards, still allowing this quite chilly breeze into some eastern and southern parts. highest temperatures likely to be across the west of the uk, getting up to around 25—26 degrees in the best of any sunshine. that's all for me. bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news recep erdogan to address a crowd in istanbul as counting continues in the turkish presidential run off. the white house and us republicans have reached an agreement �*in principle', to raise the government debt ceiling and avoid a default britain's government is discussing plans for supermarkets to cap the price of basic food items to help tackle the rising cost of living.

england for a time in far north of scotland, likely to stay quite cloudy, particularly for the northern islesn fact, glasgow could be the warmest spot around 24 degrees. as we head deeper into the week, high pressure still with us. the centre of the high may slip a little bit further north westwards, still allowing this quite chilly breeze into some eastern and southern parts. highest temperatures likely to be across the west of the uk, getting up to around 25—26 degrees in the best of any sunshine. that's all for me. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines: ballots are being counted in the run—off for the turkish presidency. the incumbent president recep tayyip erdogan is hoping to hang on to power after securing 49% of the vote in the first round but it remains too close to call. mr erdogan's main rival is the secular opposition leader kemal kilicdaroglu. he's urged voters to get rid of the authoritarian regime in the country. the white house and us republicans have reached an agreement "in principle", to raise the government debt limit and avoid a default. the president called the dea

by the time we get to the end of the day, some strong gusty winds perhaps over the northern isles, but towards coastal areas. and don't forget the sunshine is strong at this time of year. the uv levels will be high and they will remain high as we head through into next week. and of course the grass pollen season is also just getting under way. now, overnight tonight, we will start to see parts of northern ireland and much of western scotland cloud over. if we do see any prolonged clear spells across the highlands, temperatures could drop very close to freezing. it's milder further south for england and wales, temperatures in mid to high single figures. high pressure still dominates on sunday, it is certainly looking dry and settled. there will be some areas of cloud around, mostly out towards western areas of scotland, where, again, it will feel cooler across northern ireland too. some areas of cloud out towards eastern areas of england, generally a cloudier—looking day with the best of the sunshine i think for western wales and for the far south—west of england, devon and cornwall. th

it will push away that range from mainland scotland and moved up towards the northern isles.und five degrees. for many places we start right tomorrow with sunshine. more cloud coming into eastern scotland and north—east england as the breeze picks up and we will see the breeze picks up and we will see the breeze picks up and we will see the breeze blowing in cloud into the south—west and pushing the cloud into northern ireland. across these areas it's going to be cooler than today. also cool across the east of scotland and north—east eglin. a bit warmer with wind across parts of the midlands. temperatures reaching 19 degrees. we've got that rain coming into the south—west and that will push its way in during the evening. the rain not really amounting to too much heading up towards scotland on friday but it will be followed by some sunshine but also increasing them ma's of showers. these could turn heavy and potentially thundery. the wind starting change more to the south—west but in scotland we got the wind of the north sea and hence those lower temperatures. they will be qui

the rain will be slow to clear from the northern isles and north—east scotland.s in right behind it, and then another band of rain sweeps into the south west later. it will brighten up south west later. it will brighten up with the sunshine in wales, northern ireland and scotland, and here it is where we see further heavy showers, some of which will be thundery, particularly in northern ireland. temperatures down on yesterday. tonight the rain pushes from the south—east. there will be clear skies, a few showers, it will not be a cold night. overnight from seven to 12 or 13 degrees. no issues with frost. tomorrow first thing we still have the rain in the south—east but that will move away quite smartly, still a few showers, clearing into the north sea, and a lot of dry weather, but then showers get going in the sunshine and some of those will be heavy and thundery, heavyin of those will be heavy and thundery, heavy in devon and cornwall, and potentially thundery across parts of england with the highs of ten to 18 or 19. england with the highs of ten to 18 or19. ov