most of the rain is across northwest england in north—west scotland.t it's claudia, wendy and some outbreaks of rain towards the west. then the focus of that rain moves further east as we head into thursday. still quite far allay me geologically speaking. it is starting to clear these western areas. sunshine emerging across northern ireland and western scotland through northwest england and western wales. then we head into the easter bank holiday weekend and good friday, we start to see the high—pressure building back in but it's looking drive. more cloud across much of england and wales on friday but it should start to break up, the rest of the sunshine i think the scotland and northern ireland in north—west england, temperatures responding, up to around 15 celsius, even when we have the cloud, it should start to break up but a bit cooler towards the north sea coast, i pressure hanging on. bank holiday monday, another weather front starting to approach. by then we could start to see some outbreaks of rain yet again. it does look as if the vast majorit

further south, northern ireland, northwest england, wales, the midlands, the south of england, here,heavy, thundery downpours. and then as we head through the evening and tonight, this band of cloud, a more widespread showery weather will push its way in from the west. ahead of it, a few mist and fog patches, temperatures in east anglia down to 3 or 4 celsius, just 2 there for shetlands. but further west, 9 for plymouth, 10 for belfast, so a mild start to the day. into tomorrow, this band of cloud and showers will drift eastwards. some more persistent rain likely to develop across 0rkney, moving up into shetland. behind that for northern ireland, the sun will come out through the afternoon, but we will see some heavy and probably thundery showers breaking out. east anglia and the southeast corner likely to stay dry for a good part of the day with some sunshine, seeing temperatures climb to around 19 celsius. now into monday, we see this weather system moving eastwards. that does bring the chance for showers on monday, particularly through the morning across parts of east anglia and t

line of heavy showers though, continuing for southern scotland, northwest england, west midlands, wales best of the sunshine from the humber down towards east anglia and the southeast. we could see 18 or 19 degrees here, but for most it's the mid to high teens. i think for many now as we head through this evening and overnight, the showers push their way eastwards affecting eastern england for a time. elsewhere, pop from the odd shower tonight will be mostly dry variable cloud. a few clear spells and temperatures of 6 to 8 or nine degrees will be quite typical. so into our bank holiday monday, we start off with the rain or showers across eastern areas. that clears away. sunny spells do develop, but that could set off scattered showers. northerly winds begin to dig in across the northern half of scotland. so here it turns chillier with a mixture of sunny spells and blustery showers. so single figure values in the north, the mid to high teens elsewhere. and then, as you move out of monday into tuesday and also wednesday, it looks like this week area of high pressure will build in across t

there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain and some heavier bursts pushing into wales and northwest englandtland as the weather fronts start to drift their way steadily eastwards. still staying relatively mild for the time of year, that rain still has to clear away eastwards, and as it does so, well, we'll see clearer skies and temperatures will be a little bit lower out to the west by thursday morning. but thursday morning we'll see that rain easing away, and then a little ridge of high pressure will slowly start to build in from the west and quieten things down. so, yes, a cloudy, grey start across eastern areas, a few scattered showers remaining as we go through the day, but an improving picture. there will be some sunshine coming through. light winds still coming from a northwesterly direction on thursday, so that will make it feeljust that little bit fresher. temperatures are likely to peak between 8—13 celsius. now, as we move out of thursday into the start of the long easter weekend, high pressure is set to build in for a couple of days at least. these weather fronts trying to push i

there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain and some heavier bursts pushing into wales and northwest englandhern ireland and western scotland as the weather fronts start to drift their way steadily eastwards. still staying relatively mild for the time of year, that rain still has to clear away eastwards, and as it does so, well, we'll see clearer skies and temperatures will be a little bit lower out to the west by thursday morning. but thursday morning we'll see that rain easing away, and then a little ridge of high pressure will slowly start to build in from the west and quieten things down. so, yes, a cloudy, grey start across eastern areas, a few scattered showers remaining as we go through the day, but an improving picture. there will be some sunshine coming through. light winds still coming from a northwesterly direction on thursday, so that will make it feeljust that little bit fresher. temperatures are likely to peak between 8—13 celsius. now, as we move out of thursday into the start of the long easter weekend, high pressure is set to build in for a couple of days at least. these wea

further south, northern ireland, northwest england, wales, the midlands, the south of england, here,s. a mix of sunny spells, but scattered heavy, thundery downpours. and then as we head through the evening and tonight, this band of cloud, a more widespread showery weather will push its way in from the west. ahead of it, a few mist and fog patches, temperatures in east anglia down to 3 or 4 celsius, just 2 there for shetlands. but further west, 9 for plymouth, 10 for belfast, so a mild start to the day. into tomorrow, this band of cloud and showers will drift eastwards. some more persistent rain likely to develop across orkney, moving up into shetland. behind that for northern ireland, the sun will come out through the afternoon, but we will see some heavy and probably thundery showers breaking out. east anglia and the southeast corner likely to stay dry for a good part of the day with some sunshine, seeing temperatures climb to around 19 celsius. now into monday, we see this weather system moving eastwards. that does bring the chance for showers on monday, particularly through the m

further south, northern ireland, northwest england, wales, the midlands, the south of england, here,scattered heavy, thundery downpours. and then as we head through the evening and tonight, this band of cloud, a more widespread showery weather will push its way in from the west. ahead of it, a few mist and fog patches, temperatures in east anglia down to 3 or 4 celsius, just 2 there for shetlands. but further west, 9 for plymouth, 10 for belfast, so a mild start to the day. into tomorrow, this band of cloud and showers will drift eastwards. some more persistent rain likely to develop across orkney, moving up into shetland. behind that for northern ireland, the sun will come out through the afternoon, but we will see some heavy and probably thundery showers breaking out. east anglia and the southeast corner likely to stay dry for a good part of the day with some sunshine, seeing temperatures climb to around 19 celsius. now into monday, we see this weather system moving eastwards. that does bring the chance for showers on monday, particularly through the morning across parts of east an

throughout the day on tuesday, eventually sending some cloud into eastern areas of scotland and northwest englandhs of ii to ia degrees celsius. not quite so much of an onshore breeze towards those north sea facing coasts on tuesday. now, on wednesday, of course, our weather front just continues to move its way eastwards, eventually introducing some outbreaks of rain, but probably not until the end of the day for the far south east of england and east anglia. we'll start to see some clearance across northern ireland. so maybe some sunny spells here as we head through the afternoon. temperatures again, between 11 and ia degrees celsius where the front continues to just clear its way eastwards, possibly some heavy persistent rain for eastern areas of the uk as we head throughout the day on thursday. some sunshine though, further west, so unsettled through the middle part of the week, but high pressure builds back in again in time for good friday and the easter bank holiday weekend. live from london, you're with bbc news. finland will officially become a member of the nato military alliance on tuesd

there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain and some heavier bursts pushing into wales and northwest englandorthern ireland and western scotland as the weather fronts start to drift their way steadily eastwards. still staying relatively mild for the time of year, that rain still has to clear away eastwards, and as it does so, well, we'll see clearer skies and temperatures will be a little bit lower out to the west by thursday morning. but thursday morning we'll see that rain easing away, and then a little ridge of high pressure will slowly start to build in from the west and quieten things down. so, yes, a cloudy, grey start across eastern areas, a few scattered showers remaining as we go through the day, but an improving picture. there will be some sunshine coming through. light winds still coming from a northwesterly direction on thursday, so that will make it feeljust that little bit fresher. temperatures are likely to peak between 8—13 celsius. now, as we move out of thursday into the start of the long easter weekend, high pressure is set to build in for a couple of days at least. these

line of heavy showers though, continuing for southern scotland, northwest england, west midlands, walesng and overnight, the showers push their way eastwards affecting eastern england for a time. elsewhere, pop from the odd shower tonight will be mostly dry, variable cloud. a few clear spells and temperatures of 6 to 8 or nine degrees will be quite typical. so into our bank holiday monday, we start off with the rain or showers across eastern areas. that clears away. sunny spells do develop, but that could set off scattered showers. northerly winds begin to dig in across the northern half of scotland. so here it turns chillier with a mixture of sunny spells and blustery showers. so single figure values in the north, the mid to high teens elsewhere. and then, as you move out of monday into tuesday and also wednesday, it looks like this week area of high pressure will build in across the country for a time that will settle things down. it should kill off most of the showers. however, as we move through the afternoon, temperatures rise a bit. we'll see cloud developing. that could set off a

line of heavy showers though, continuing for southern scotland, northwest england, west midlands, walesshine from the humber down towards east anglia and the southeast. we could see 18 or 19 degrees here, but for most it's the mid to high teens. i think for many, now as we head through this evening and overnight, the showers push their way eastwards affecting eastern england for a time. elsewhere, pop from the odd shower tonight will be mostly dry, variable cloud. a few clear spells and temperatures of 6 to 8 or nine degrees will be quite typical. so into our bank holiday monday, we start off with the rain or showers across eastern areas. that clears away. sunny spells do develop, but that could set off scattered showers. northerly winds begin to dig in across the northern half of scotland. so here it turns chillier with a mixture of sunny spells and blustery showers. so single figure values in the north, the mid to high teens elsewhere. and then, as you move out of monday into tuesday and also wednesday, it looks like this week area of high pressure will build in across the country for

see quite a lot of cloud, i think across western parts, northern ireland, western scotland, northwest englandetting up to around 17 degrees, 17 or 18 also possible in some parts of north—east scotland. and as we look further ahead to the start of the new week, a lot of dry weather around, temperatures up to around 18 or 19 degrees for some. bye for now. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. the uk is experiencing a "rapidly escalating" diabetes crisis, with spiralling numbers of people now living with the preventable type 2 diabetes. its a condition increasing across all age groups in europe and mostly due to the increase in obesity. so what should policy makers be doing about it. we should probably be doing more sport. which is where we are going now. with two goals in seven minutes for united to give them a 2—0 lead and elsewhere, even to scrubbing and sporting lisbon and beginning the union and belgian. and also goalless and earlier picked up a 1—0 victory over roma. quarterfinal night in the rubble conference we were with them at the set up a 1—0 draw in th

documents, containing details about a nuclear submarine, were found in a toilet cubicle at a pub in northwest england of the navy's most advanced vessels. 0n the second day of his visit to hungary, pope francis has met refugees at st elizabeth's church in the capital, budapest. the pontiff also visited a home for disadvantaged children. the trip will run until the end of the weekend — with francis praising hungary for its intake of ukrainian refugees. but the vatican has also criticised budapest�*s attitude to those arriving from outside europe, after they were put in harsh transit camps. 0ur correspondent nick thorpe has been following the pope's visit. he has gone out of his way to praise the hungarian government for some of what it is doing, for helping persecuted christians around the world, for example some of those in the church who he is meeting now in the churches behind me here would be christians who have come here from pakistan, iran, for example, and have found refuge in hungary. also he has been pretty critical of the hungarian governments position in the past, showing a cold front, even

further south, northern ireland, northwest england, wales, the midlands, the south of england, here, 11; to 19, maybe 20 celsius. a mix of sunny spells, but scattered heavy, thundery downpours. and then as we head through the evening and tonight, this band of cloud, a more widespread showery weather will push its way in from the west. ahead of it, a few mist and fog patches, temperatures in east anglia down to 3 or 4 celsius, just 2 there for shetlands. but further west, 9 for plymouth, 10 for belfast, so a mild start to the day. into tomorrow, this band of cloud and showers will drift eastwards. some more persistent rain likely to develop across orkney, moving up into shetland. behind that for northern ireland, the sun will come out through the afternoon, but we will see some heavy and probably thundery showers breaking out. east anglia and the southeast corner likely to stay dry for a good part of the day with some sunshine, seeing temperatures climb to around 19 celsius. now into monday, we see this weather system moving eastwards. that does bring the chance for showers on monday,

here in the uk, the owners of muncaster castle in cumbria in northwest england want to ensure the building the pennington family have been the custodians here for more than 800 years. so we�*re in the great hall. the very core of the castle. this itself used to be a medieval hall. so welcome to the library. how much do you know about muncaster? the latest generation of the pennington family want to make changes, putting the environment top of the agenda. gas boilers have been switched off and greener ground source heat pumps switched on. it�*s transformed the place, rather than the gas boiler where we turn it on for a function or something, turn it off straight away. the constant heat of the ground source has made it far more economical for us to heat on a regular basis, but also really improve the comfort and allowed us to look after the heritage. the electricity comes from here too. tell us how many solar panels have you got? so it�*s 85 kilowatts of solar that we have which is a lot. it is a lot. so how much does this power the castle? so it powers about 60—70% of the castle. on a day l

throughout the day on tuesday, eventually sending some cloud into eastern areas of scotland and northwest englandy introducing some outbreaks of rain, but probably not until the end of the day for the far south east of england and east anglia. we'll start to see some clearance across northern ireland. so maybe some sunny spells here as we head through the afternoon. temperatures again, between 11 and ia degrees celsius where the front continues to just clear its way eastwards, possibly some heavy persistent rain for eastern areas of the uk as we head throughout the day on thursday. some sunshine though, further west, so unsettled through the middle part of the week, but high pressure builds back in again in time for good friday and the easter bank holiday weekend. the number of our members that rejected the government's pay offer is 191,319. the strike ballot result announced this morning means there'll be one—day strikes at the end of april and beginning of may. we obviously need the government to listen, and unfortunately, if they come back with a derisory offer like that, we still need to stan

northern half of the uk, and then showers are expected to develop from wales, the midlands, the northwest of englandand the warmest weather will be across the south. take a look at these temperatures — 19 or 20 in london, about that as far west as cardiff. but in scotland, chilly — only 7 celsius expected in aberdeen. in fact, it will be chilly right along the north sea coast. here's a look at sunday. i think there'll be quite a few showers around — hitand miss, sure — but some thunderstorms are possible in northern ireland, so there could be some downpours. again, the best of the weather on sunday further towards the south and east. temperatures in the high teens, but more typically, it'll be around about 15 or 16 degrees celsius. so, that's the end of sunday. how about the bank holiday itself? well, overall, again, not looking bad for most of us. high pressure is close by, particularly out towards the west, but weather fronts are also affecting the north of scotland, and also, showers are in the forecast for east anglia and the southeast and, again, there could be one or two downpours, so, after a

northern half of the uk, and then showers are expected to develop from wales, the midlands, the northwest of englandbe across the south. take a look at these temperatures — 19 or 20 in london, about that as far west as cardiff. but in scotland, chilly — only 7 degrees expected in aberdeen. in fact, it will be chilly right along the north sea coast. here's a look at sunday. i think there'll be quite a few showers around — hitand miss, sure — but some thunderstorms are possible in northern ireland, so there could be some downpours. again, the best of the weather on sunday further towards the south and east. temperatures in the high teens, but more typically, it'll be around about 15 or 16 degrees celsius. so, that's the end of sunday. how about the bank holiday itself? well, overall, again, not looking bad for most of us. high pressure is close by, particularly out towards the west, but weather fronts are also affecting the north of scotland, and also, showers are in the forecast for east anglia and the southeast and, again, there could be one or two downpours, so, after a sunny saturday and sunday, s

evaluation and judgment with you at 23:00 news network here in barton, life is going on in the northwest of england unlike most neighborhoods they have regular guests, noisy birds that come and go day and night at the airport, the text is next to the documentary maker, he is ready here and asks people about some flights from their neighborhood airport, where is their destination, and asks the computer that in response to the text, steve, the old man of the neighborhood, says that they are big and saudi arabia, but why, where was saudi arabia from here, barton, where is the text from behind the airport fences about the flight, that every wednesday morning they leave barton for a destination in west asia, you see the plane which is going to be tomorrow due to the loading of export cargo for it doesn't take much time for the crew and staff because the wharton airport is wall to wall with ba company being the same cargo exporter as baby, the largest manufacturer of military equipment in europe and after the american lockheed martin , the second arms exporter in the world. he was a lawyer in the ministr

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, sda news agency, life is going on here in barton, a neighborhood in a luxury city in the northwest of england unlike most neighborhoods, they have regular guests , noisy birds that fly by the airport time and time again, day and night. documentary is ready here and from people about some airport flights their neighborhood asks where their destination is, vadana 37, to the computer that steve, the old man of the neighborhood, replies to the text, "they closed saudi arabia, but why, where was saudi arabia from here, barton, where is the text from behind the airport fences, it says about the flight that every wednesday morning" he leaves barton for a destination in west asia. you can see the plane that is going to saudi arabia tomorrow . it doesn't take much time for the bad word of the employees to export because the wharton airport is wall-to-wall. ba is the exporter of the cargo. baby is the largest manufacturer of military equipment in europe and beyond. from american lockheed martin it is the second largest arms exporter in the world. millions of pounds were spent to buy weapons from the br

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few glimmers of sunshine possible down the western side of scotland into northwest move northwest englandn from the north sea to affect eastern areas and a nice weather front weakening later on perhaps heading a bit and brighter and temperatures overall the west 1415 celsius but a cool feel that easily breeze in the east into the evening time patchy pushes a little bit further westwards . little bit further westwards. this weather front still giving some rain parts of northern ireland fringes , of wales and ireland fringes, of wales and western too, but a lot of cloud around once more heading into the early hours of sunday, perhaps one or two clearer spells developing eastern scotland . england, so turning a scotland. england, so turning a little chilly here, but elsewhere, temperatures holding up frost free start for many sunday. yes, that a cloudy start, but it soon start to brighten up. we'll see in the way sunny spells developing as we move through the day. and for most will be a much drier brighter on sunday and temperatures not too bad reaching towards the mid—teens and then high pr

. hospitals northwest of england. determined to get ther— still appear determined to get their message— still appear determined to get their message through, though they— their message through, though they te— their message through, though they do indeed. _ their message through, though they do indeed. "<< they do indeed. mark i think one of the biggest concerns about this strike action is that it's falling right after the easter bank holiday , which of course, bank holiday, which of course, spanned from friday to monday. we now enter this four days of strike action , which means by strike action, which means by the time the strike action has concluded , the nhs won't have concluded, the nhs won't have been operating at full strength for well over a week now. as you say, there , we're expecting over say, there, we're expecting over the coming days that around £350,000 operations and appointments could well be cancelled with professor sir stephen powis , who's the nhs stephen powis, who's the nhs national medical direc

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showers in his stumble, with a height of 17 degrees on monday in time for the northwest. few clouds drifting about england and wales and goes for france. his wallet could squeeze out a shower in paris, and the winds are now turning around to easterly. so you're certainly going to feel that the best weather on the continent continues to be a barrier. you know, lisbon at 28 degrees. that's a temperature you would expect to see in july or august, the winds have shifted around in egypt, so that's pumped up the temperature in cairo to $35.00 degrees and look at banjo in the gambia. 40 your record for the month of april is $41.00, so we're getting pretty close there. it has been hot, dry and windy in the northern cape providence in south africa. so that means we've got an extreme wildfire threat here and goes for the southwest. a botswana is well, looks like we could see a few showers in the mix in the vin talk with a high of 26 degrees on monday. and now you're in the home, we'll see you soon. take care. ah, the inequality corruption, repression and rage. the political, it's just decided to come to the piece o

showers in his sample with the height of 17 degrees on monday. meantime, for the northwest few clouds drifting about england and wales singles for frances, while i could squeeze out a shower in paris, and those winds are now turning around to easterly. so you're certainly gonna feel that best weather on the continent continues to be iberia, you know lisbon at $28.00 degrees. that's a temperature you would expect to see. in july or august, the winds have shifted around in egypt. so that's pumped up the temperature in cairo to $35.00 degrees and look at banjo in the gambia. 40 your record for the month of april is $41.00, so we're getting pretty close there. it has been hot, dry and windy in the northern cape province in south africa. so that means we've got an extreme wild fire threat here and goes for the southwest. a botswana is wall . looks like we could see a few showers in the mix in vinto with a high of 26 degrees on monday. and now you're in and out. we'll see you soon. take care. ah. but we are all mom, all not a problem, but we have a rest is a problem when a manchester based check born, laurie driv

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showers in his stumble with a height of 17 degrees on mondays in time for the northwest, few clouds drifting about england and wales and goes for frances. while it could squeeze out a shower in paris and it was, winds are now turning around to easterly. so you're certainly going to feel that best, whether on the continent continues to be a barrier. you know, lisbon at 28 degrees, that's a temperature you would expect to see. in july or august, the winds have shifted around in egypt, so that's pumped up the temperature in cairo to 35 degrees and look at banjo in the gambia. 40 your record for the month of april is $41.00, so we're getting pretty close there. it has been hot, dry and windy in the northern cape providence in south africa. so that means we've got an extreme wildfire threat here and goes for the southwest botswana as well. looks like we could see a few showers in the mix. invent hook with a high of 26 degrees on monday. and now you're in the home. see you soon take care . the unflinching question is war with wonder, a minute rigorous debate. people are dying because of lack of medical treatmen

that's as unsettled conditions start to put away from the northwest missiles, very strong wind gusts, across southern parts of england, up to a 100 kilometers per hour. we are going to see those conditions ease. over the next few days. i'm just sitting slightly low here, but they'll be on the up in the southeast for places like anchored in turkey as the weather conditions improve here. so on sunday, for britain, the and the island of island more in the way of rain edging in across more southern areas. brighter spells, however, it is improving picture here. and it's more in the way of sunshine for much of scandinavia, which is a bit of a wintry mix, western parts of russia and ukraine. farther south of this, we are going to the unsettled conditions, intensify across central parts of the mediterranean. moving into the balkans some recovery to the temperature in athens and also bucharest, romania temperatures in spain, still sitting high, they'll be coming down slightly over the next few days. but for places like portugal, lots of sunshine. and we're going to see the temperature continue to rise in lisbon, with sunshine

when she weather here, well, the more spring like up towards the northwest where bands of cloud and rain will sweeping tickly across england and wales, pushing down to the low countries, easing across france. dry weather coming back in across the republic of odd. and those are rare. we are a slice of fine and dry weather as that winter, whether they're into eastern poland, pushing across into the west, over romania, still some rather wet weather there for a time across greece. and turkey that will clear 3 brightest guys coming back in behind. still that dry weather, central parts of here, fight and try therefore get friday up to was a north west and down across the south, madrid getting up to 26 degrees celsius. try to cross the far north of africa, little circulation, just developing around that western side of algeria. see some wet weather pushing further east as we go through friday, south that more showers across west africa. ah . but those that know, do those that understand, teach a maverick school headmaster in post conflict, gulf fast determined to change the fortunes of an inner city community. plagued by urban de

our northwest of england. — party started. our northwest of england. through scotland. first thing affecting western england as well as wales and northern ireland as temperatures rise once again , we'll see showers once again, we'll see showers rather than longer spells of rain. and again, it's northern western parts of england and wales and northern ireland, western parts of england and wales we'lllorthern ireland, western parts of england and wales we'll see fern ireland, western parts of england and wales we'll see the ireland, western parts of england and wales we'll see the irelaimoving where we'll see the slow moving thunderstorms. southeast at thunderstorms. the southeast at 1920 celsius largely dry with sunny spells, but it's in the south—east where we'll see those showers on monday morning as well as into the afternoon with slow moving downpours and away from those showers , temperatures from those showers, temperatures up to 21 celsius. join us every night on gb news at 11 pm. for headlines, which is three top comedians going through the next

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northwest of europe. so we will see that weather weather pushing in across southern parts of england and good part of francis a very heavy rain, the low countries too. and there's that rain really setting in by around mid day and into the afternoon. some big and heavy downpours farther north, we'll look at the change coming in here. there's an orderly way that will not the actual those temperatures as we go through next week. further south madrid, doing quite nicely at 24 degrees celsius and rise in this get back to the rain in between now that where to weather will trundle a little further eastward, brightest guys try to come back behind some sharon, around here, rain and snow for a time over the alps of wet weather, making its way all the way across into the balcony, but that normally blast 11 degrees celsius in london. cool enough in paris at 14 celsius, the 26 for madrid, and most temperatures will ramp up as we go into next week, could be into the thirty's by the end of the week. for west africa is wet. ah, talk to al jazeera, we are who it's really fighting. is russia music, wagner, or is it the russia

when she weather here, while most spring like up towards the northwest, where bands of cloud and rain will sweep in particular cross england and wales pushing down to the low countries, easing across france. dry weather coming back in across the republic of odd. and those are rare. we are a slice of fine and dry weather as that winter, whether they're into eastern poland, pushing across into the west, over romania, still some rather wet weather there for a time across greece. and turkey that will clear 3 brightest guys coming back in behind. still, wet, dry weather, central parts of europe, side and try therefore give friday up to was a north west and down across the south, madrid getting up to 26 degrees celsius. try to cross the far north of africa, got little circulation, just developing around that western side of algeria. see some wet weather. pushing further east as we go through friday, south that more showers across west africa. ah . from breaking down the headlines to exposing the power attempting to finance reporting, what did you do? what to, to investigate? why didn't you ask the question? there are many drawin

that's as unsettled conditions start to put away from the northwest missile, some very strong wind gusts, across southern parts of england, up to a 100 kilometers per hour. we are going to see those conditions ease over the next few days. time just sitting slightly low here, but they'll be on the up in the southeast for places like anchored in turkey as the weather conditions improve here. so on sunday, for britain and the island of island, more in the way of rain edging in across more southern areas. brighter spells however, it is improving picture here and is more in the way of sunshine for much of scandinavia, which is a bit of a wintry mixed western parts of russia and ukraine. farther south of this, we are going to the unsettled conditions, intensify across central parts of the mediterranean. moving into the balkans from recovery to the temperature in athens and also bucharest, romania temperatures in spain, still sitting high, they'll be coming down slightly over the next few days. but for places like portugal, lots of sunshine. and we're going to see the temperature continue to rise in lisbon, with sunshine on tue

even snowshowers in the pacific northwest down through the rockies, also the chance for showers, snowshowers in the great lakes, some showers into portions of new england in portions of the southern plains, we will see rain over the next few days there. heavy rain today in florida with a frontal boundary draped across the area wednesday watching portions of the southern plains for severe storms back to you both. >> thanks, m mhee.icicll >>> we h have goodod news for y after ththe break. ththe most heaeartwarming g stof the e week yoyour prescriription for.r. staying g right wherere you a. ♪ ♪ your prescscription fofor... ththe blue or r white pilll. ♪ my most t importantt kikitchen toolol? my brarain. so i i choose neneuriva plus. ununlike some e others, so i i choose neneuriva plus. neuriva plplus is a mumultitar supportingng 6 key indndicas neuriva plplus is a mumultitar of brarain health.h. to helelp keep me e sharp. of brarain health.h. neuriva: think bigger. >>> now to some incredible stories of humans defying expectations nbc's josÉ diaz-balart has your dose of good news. >> reporter: sometimes it's the little things. 6-year-old mattea with a pre

fronts that have been invading from the far northwest, that's where the strongest of the winds have been as well today. the best of the sunshine across southeast england see a slightly darker blue. there's more intensity to the rain in the back edge of that wet weather. so there will be some heavier bursts from time to time slowly clearing its way eastwards. so, through the night, quite a lot of cloud around, yes, some outbreaks of rain, slowly improving across western scotland and northern ireland, here, a few scattered showers, but we keep that cloud and rain first thing in the morning. so temperatures are going to hold up above freezing, generally around 6—9 celsius. so a mild start to thursday, but it could be a cloudy and a rather wet one out to the east, as that frontal system's still yet to clear. a little ridge of high pressure starts to build in behind, and that means that the start of the easter weekend is looking quite promising. but for thursday morning, then, grey, dull and damp along the east for a time, slowly brightening up from the west. but there will be a rash of showers developing with that northwesterly wind feeding them in on the

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have been invading from the far northwest, where the strongest of the winds have been today, best of the winds have been today, best of the sunshine across south east englandavier bursts from time to time slowly clearing its way eastwards. through the night, quite a lot of cloud around. some outbreaks of rain, slowly improving across western scotland and northern ireland, here, a few scattered showers, but we keep that cloud and rain first thing in the morning, so temperatures will hold up above freezing generally around 6-9 up above freezing generally around 6—9 some ecstasies. so a mild start to thursday but it could be a cloudy and rather wet when it is that frontal system is still yet to clear. little ridge of high pressure starts to building behind and that means that the start of the easter weekend is looking quite promising. up weekend is looking quite promising. up for thursday morning, gray, dull, damp along the east for a time, slowly breaking up from the west, there will be a rash of showers developing with that northwesterly wind feeding them in unexposed coasts. some of them heavy, meaty thunder as well from time to time. top temperatures rang

fronts that have been invading from the far northwest, that's where the strongest of the winds have been as well today. the best of the sunshine across southeast englandf that wet weather. so there will be some heavier bursts from time to time slowly clearing its way eastwards. so, through the night, quite a lot of cloud around, yes, some outbreaks of rain, slowly improving across western scotland and northern ireland, here, a few scattered showers, but we keep that cloud and rain first thing in the morning. so temperatures are going to hold up above freezing, generally around 6—9 celsius. so a mild start to thursday, but it could be a cloudy and a rather wet one out to the east, as that frontal system's still yet to clear. a little ridge of high pressure starts to build in behind, and that means that the start of the easter weekend is looking quite promising. but for thursday morning, then, grey, dull and damp along the east for a time, slowly brightening up from the west. but there will be a rash of showers developing with that northwesterly wind feeding them in on the exposed coast, some of them heavy, maybe the odd rumble of thunder as well from t

here, over the next few days off to the northwest, we go and easterly wind is going to carry some showers across the channel from the low countries into england and wales. look at scandinavia, temperatures, doing pretty good here. same goes for bella. ruth and western russia in time for central europe, showers of turn lighter here, temperatures have come up so we won't see as much snow over the alpine region. and for circa we've got wet weather right across the black sea coast. it's been a few days of showers and it's sample just the other days. i'm pretty dark clouds rolled across the city. they're off to africa, we go. those winds have turned around in cairo, temperatures still low there and we've got some soaking. rains right across liberia . same goes for the south coast of nigeria and heat wave alerts in play for the se of senegal, as those temperatures cross 40 degrees for south africa. here is how this story goes. we had a cold front roll across still a critical wildfire, a threat, as we look towards central areas of the country and not a bad day. and then talk with a high of 25 degrees. ah, a fearless mexican journalists side lines fo

in the interior pacific northwest and, yes, this line of storms across the eastern half of the country currently running up along the mid-atlantic and getting up into new england everything highlighted in those yellow boxes, severe thunderstorms, winds up to 60 miles an hour. but we have a couple of red boxes, hose are tornado-warned storms. radar-indicated. so there could be a tornado on the ground, certainly want to be paying attention to that if you live in this area. big thunderstorms about to run through the philadelphia, baltimore, d.c. currently seeing them, new york in the next couple of months ago, running off the coast the next couple of hours. even if you're not going to see any tornadoes, damaging winds across this entire line of storms. 60, 70 mile-an-hour winds, hail up to an inch, these are pretty good thunderstorms that will continue to sweep across for the next hour or so. again, even if you don't see a tornado, damaging wind up and down the entire coast here. now, we're currently talking about, again, philadelphia, new york. give it another couple hours, and this is going to be closer to boston. maybe not as severe there, but they are going t