top temperature of 26 in northolt. lots of weather watchers pictures of unbroken blue skies.of scotla nd everywhere. in the north and west of scotland saw thick cloud, outbreaks of rain and a fair old breeze. it is all courtesy of this weather front, which will continue to brush past the north—west corner of the country as we had through the night. there will be some low cloud and mist again on irish sea coasts, but from most places, another dry and clear one. temperatures falling into mid single figures in eastern england. a little bit of mist developing. most towns and cities no lower than 9012 celsius. we start of the bank holiday off on a dry and bright note. temperatures rising quickly. very warm across england and wales. more cloud in the north—west of scotland. showers. low cloud and mist affecting irish sea coasts. 27 to 28 celsius likely to be the high. that will be a record breaker. 0n tuesday, weather fronts across the uk mean that temperatures will fall in northern and western areas. the weather front also producing in northern and western areas. the weatherfront

but this afternoon, that record was broken away from the coast, in northolt in west london where temperaturesavel disruption, though, with roads and train lines to seaside towns heavy and overcrowded. things are expected to cool down from tomorrow, but for those who have been able to enjoy this british rarity, there has not been a frown in sight. frankie mccamley, bbc news, in southend—on—sea. police say a 13 year old who was one of three teenagers shot in a single incident in north—west london yesterday was an innocent bystander. the gunman's intended target, who is 15, is in hospital with head injuries following the shooting in wealdstone. tonight there was a further shooting in south—east london. danny shaw reports. the scene of london's latest gun attack. the latest victim — a 13—year—old boy walking down the road with his parents, hit in the head by a stray pellet from a shotgun. i was walking down the road, just round here, and basically there was a whole load of commotion. there was a boy bent down, with his head down, and basically he had a pellet wound. luckily there was a first—aide

but this afternoon, that record was broken away from the coast, in northolt in west london, where temperaturesn—sea. you can get in touch with me. time now for all the sports news, in sport today. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... mark williams wins a thriller to become the oldest world snooker champion in 40 years. novak djokovic powers past kei nishikori in a madrid opening masterclass. it's advantage aljazira in their afc champions league tie after a 96th minute winner. hello and thank you very much indeed forjoining us. we start with a thrillng end to the snooker — mark williams has won the world championship for a third time after close 18—16 victory overjohn higgins. the welshman led 15—10 from the afternoon's action but higgins pushed him all the way in the evening session, clearing up every time williams made a mistake. but the 43—year—old, who's now the oldest champion in 40 years, held his nerve. this was the red that clinched it. the welshman had thought about quitting the game, and didn't even qualify fo

glorious day for most of the country, plenty of sunshine around, and a top temperature of 26 celsius in northoltcelsius. a fine end of the day, and then overnight skies will be clear for the bulk of the country. again, for the north north—west corner of scotland, more cloud here, the odd spot of rain, maybe a bit of low cloud and mist affecting irish sea coasts. quite a cool night to come across these inside of england, but it won't be long before the temperatures rise quickly into bank holiday monday, another glorious one, very warm and sunny. the exception is cloud and outbreaks of rain across the north and west of scotland, maybe some low cloud and mist affecting irish sea coasts, temperatures could reach 27 or 28 celsius summer in the south—east, making it a record—breaking early may bank holiday. but as the week continues to progress, things will be cooling down from the west, with some rain at times,

another cracking day across most of the uk, a top temperature of 26 celsius in northolt in the north—westunny everywhere, though, parts of the north and west of scotland saw outbreaks of rain and also a fair old breeze, like this photo shows in the highlands. it is courtesy of this weather front which will continue to brush the north—west of the country as we head through the night and first thing on bank holiday monday morning. some low cloud and mist again on irish sea coasts through the night, but for most places it will be a dry and clear one. temperatures falling into mid single figures across eastern parts of england, a bit of mist developing, most towns and cities no lower than 9—12 celsius. we start bank holiday monday on a dry note, temperatures rising quickly, things becoming very warm across england and wales through the afternoon. more cloud across the north—west of scotland, some showers here, low cloud and mist affecting irish sea coasts, inland very warm, 27—28 likely to be the high, a record—brea ker. as we head into tuesday, this area of low pressure will send its weather

but this afternoon that record was broken away from the coast, in northolt in west london where temperaturese who've been able to enjoy this british rarity, there's not been a frown in sight. frankie mccamley, bbc news in southend—on—sea. police say a 13—year—old — who was one of three teenagers shot in a single incident in north—west london yesterday — was an innocent bystander. the gunman's intended target — who's 15 — is in hospital with head injuries, following the shooting in wealdstone. tonight there was a further shooting in south—east london, bringing to six the total of separate shootings in london, over the bank holiday weekend. danny shaw reports. the scene of london's latest gun attack. the latest victim — a 13—year—old boy walking down the road with his parents, hit in the head by a stray pellet from a shot gun. i was walking down the road, just round here, and basically there was a whole load of commotion, a boy bent down with his head down, and basically he had a pellet wound. luckily there was a first aider, he was a good samaritan, who came off the bus. the boy was treated i

northolt hit the highest temperature — according to the met office — of 28.7 degrees celsius. and east anglia. it's unbelievable, it feels like we are living in spain. it's really cool are living in spain. it's really cool, lovely, and the fact it is also a bank holiday, a great day. i'm enjoying the weather very much. i don't usually get out but it was so i don't usually get out but it was so tempting that we came out for a walk and a day of relax asian. —— relax i??? —— walk and a day of relax asian. —— relax §ts¥ —— relaxation. if you got here after 12 o'clock, no chance. we are enjoying ourselves, getting out before it starts raining ain! this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story: the british foreign secretary appeals for the united states not to tear up the iran nuclear deal — president trump says he'll announce his decision on tuesday. other stories from around the bbc newsroom. the united nations mission in afghanistan has found that most of the victims of a government raid in kunduz province last month were children. a report on the april 2nd at

yesterday the top temperatures in the uk was in northolt, that was 20 points seven, the warmest may day so, the temperatures starting to slide. as we go through the rest of the week thatis we go through the rest of the week that is what will happen, atlantic weather fronts coming our way, moving west to east and as each one goes past, you find the temperature will slip down just goes past, you find the temperature will slip downjust a goes past, you find the temperature will slip down just a little more and by the end of the week temperatures closer to further they should be at this stage in may, some even below for it they should be. 0nce even below for it they should be. once again, or change. isn‘t it? we seem once again, or change. isn‘t it? we seem to get hints of summer and then it changes. was the bank holiday a golden opportunity to get out in the allotment or dig over the veggie patch? if so, researchers at the university of sheffield want to hear about your harvest. they‘re trying to work out how much green space we‘ll need in the future and what the nation‘s greenfingered gar

northolt hit the highest temperature, according to the met office, of 28.7 degrees celsius.st spots around the uk include south—east england, the midlands and east anglia. a man in his 50s has died after collapsing while taking part in the belfast marathon. the man was treated by paramedics at around the six—mile mark shortly before 10 o'clock this morning. the event's organisers said he was taken to hospital, but later died. 17,000 people took part in the annual event. we will have more on that as we get it. we are not too sure if it was involving the weather. 0ur correspondent ian palmer is in london's regent's park. a hot day? very, very hot day, it has to be a hot day? very, very hot day, it hasto be ‘ lake —f— " a hot day? very, very hot day, it ha in lake* " a hot day? very, very hot day, it ha in ‘ lakeééé’inf'*’*" " ai‘fir - - was is and it she a and it she a éééézgand ii you she a éééézgand “35 ii you 55 been bank ' celsius in

northolt hit the highest temperature according to the met office of 28.7 degrees celsius.er warmest spots around the uk include south—east england, the midlands and east anglia. more now on those record temperatures. our correspondent ian palmer is in london's regent's park. is it still quite hot there, ian? well, just to give you an idea, it is after six o'clock now and there is after six o'clock now and there is still plenty of flesh on show. if you can see this boat behind me on the lake, where it is probably slightly two or three degrees cooler, people are still in their t—shirts enjoying the absolutely sultry temperatures here in london. as you say, we have broken that overall record of the hottest three—day early may bank holiday, of 28.7 degrees, recorded at raf nor holt —— northolt in west london today. it has allowed people here to do frankly editing they want to do. i've been cycling, they've been playing games in the park. the sensible ones, of course, have been relaxing underneath trees in the shade. everybody we have spoken to throughout the whole day has said