celsius is possible. western scotland, northern ireland, northwest wales too. northwest wales too. et, that will push up into wales for the evening rush hour. wales for the evening rush hour. emphasis for the vast majority is on the continuing dry story. the continuing dry story. last night in the south, as the air becomes more humid. becomes more humid. drop in temperature as fresh conditions pushing. conditions pushing. things could get a little bit warmer too. too. south—west and south—east of isolated, even heavy showers. isolated, even heavy showers. ireland, close to 30 once again towards the south. towards the south. northern ireland, late into the hebrides. hebrides. isolated chance of showers for england and wales. for england and wales. mid 20s, low 30s across england and wales, and it says dry. wales, and it says dry. week, a brief dip, then it heats up again through the week. the heatwave continues. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. are critically ill in hospital in wiltshire. and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. 30pm and here's your l

and across wales will slowly fa d e northwest and across wales will slowlyuring this evening. we will be left with dry weather and some clear spells, and still on one side. the eventual overnight lows will be between 11 and 15 degrees. quite comfortable for sleeping. it will be cloudy across scotland and northern ireland. another cloudy start on friday, but some sunny spells. the best of the morning sunshine across england and wales, but as we head to the afternoon, it is then we will see showers form. the showers will turn out to be heavy and thundery, down the western side of england and wales. parts of the midlands and central and southern england. the thing with these downpours, they could bring is 20—30 mm of rain, or half a months worth of rain in the space of one hour. given the ground is completely baked dry, that could bring some localised flooding when we get the heaviest of those showers. this weekend, pressure building across much of england and wales. that translates to lighter winds, warand wales. that translates to lighter winds, war and the w

wales. northwest scotla nd england and wales. re building and very warm and hot sunshine out there. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. this was draining. there are wendell, the colombians equalised in the 92nd minute. we are headed into extra time. we will keep posted. in thailand, the boys stuck in the cave have received food, and have been checked by a doctor. but it's still far from clear how they're going to get out. the former malaysian prime minister has been arrested. he's accused of pocketing millions of dollars from a governnment fund. plus drake has a new album out, and if you're on spotify you can't have missed it, and there's a row over the album's been promoted. bbc newsbeat will help us with that.

elsewhere, showers moved in and particularly worse parts of northern ireland, wales, northwest englandhunder and a few showers elsewhere. the other thing you'll notice about the weekend, it is windier. we could see wind gusts around a0 mph or so, but saturday and sunday for that matter are particularly into england and wales, blustery across most part. overture colas, it is much cooler, those temperatures have come down. of course that is going to be most co mforta ble. course that is going to be most comfortable. 10 degrees cooler in parts of eastern england compared with recent days, but everywhere feeling rather cool, rather fresh compared to some of the weather we have had just recently. then to show you the big picture going into part two of the weekend on sunday. and another weather system filling in some outbreak of rain, that is going to spread north and east during the day. a few showers early on in northern scotland, but here looking at some of the dry weather and this feeds its way northward, again with quite risk of winds, gusting maybe a0, a0 five miles an hour or so in pl

as we go into the weekend, that he he's building for england and wales, but for the northwest we willshaun ley. the headlines at 11pm: celebration and relief as rescuers in thailand free all 12 boys and their football coach, trapped in a flooded cave for 17 days. charlie rowley, one of two people exposed to novichok in amesbury last weekend, regains consciousness in hospital. it comes as health officials warn the public not to pick up suspcious items. here, the prime minsiter urges party unity following yesterday's high—profile resignations from cabinet. tonight, two vice chairs of the conservative party have also stepped down over brexit. 100 aircraft for 100 years. the royal air force celebrates its centenary in style with a huge flypast over central london. and tributes have been paid to the former foreign secretary lord carrington, who has died aged 99.

the winds pick up and we see more heavy rain sweeping into south—western parts of england, wales, the northwests, the lowlands and northern ireland, but heavy rain towards the south—west. this is the troublemaker, a lot of isobars so it will be windy. another low of the west coast of scotland brings rain and gales. bad weather in the western isles were we are more used to strong winds and rain, but this time of year, very blustery and there could be branches down and not great news for holiday—makers in the west cou ntry great news for holiday—makers in the west country and wales. the rain sweeps to the north west. on sunday, very wet and windy for a time and then improving. so not a wash—out, but certainly not looking great across the south—west, especially in the morning. and a cool day. monday, to see if this unsettled weather lasts, big pressure from the side of the atlantic to scandinavia and you can see the oceanic winds blowing down across the low pressure. staying cool with temperatures in the teens, around 20. there are signs things will warm up a little bit in the south. this is the o

we have clear skies, no rain showers across east anglia, the midlands, much of england and wales, the northwestacross western areas and we are expecting rainfall in northern ireland and actually turning quite murky around some of these western coasts, but the temperatures starting to climb in the southeast, mid or high 20s and into the mid—20s as far north as yorkshire. the outlook for the coming days you can see how hot it turns in the south. hello, this is bbc news with rebecca jones. the headlines. a man is sentenced to 17 years in prison for an acid attack, which resulted in the death of a woman in high wycombe. joanne rand died 11 days after the acid was thrown over her. today, xeneral webster was sentenced for manslaughter. it‘s emerged that the manchester bomber, salman abedi, was rescued by the royal navy from libya‘s civil war, three years before he murdered 22 people at an ariana grande concert last year. the spectre of a giant "lorry park" on the m20 could last for years if there is a no—deal brexit, warns a council in kent. labour is urged to suspend a leading party member, after he

that will spread into north—west england, northwest wales by the end of the night.and northern ireland. we cannot guarantee every garden will see showers that come and go in the afternoon. many east in areas will stay dry but there risk of a torrential thunderstorm in the south—east corner which could wring some of flash flooding. riches will be down compared to today. into the weekend, some fresh air across southern areas to begin. original high pressure to dry things out further north. most places will be dried other than a few showers here and there, chiefly across southern, but not everyone will see them. sunny spells on saturday. it will be a pleasant day. nothing to put uk wide. low to mid— 20s further south. as far as sunday is concerned. a bit more clout in bed with saturday. a greater chance of a few showers especially to the western highlands. the further south you are and tebbutt is creeping up again. around 28 degrees. we have had the wildfires in the more finally extinguished, but it is other parts of northern europe experiencing some raging fires. this

the north sea on a gentle westerly breeze, a little bit more cloud for a while across north wales, northweststorms across kent and sussex. otherwise a dry day, half for england and wales, less so for scotla nd for england and wales, less so for scotland and northern ireland. we are all pretty much in the same boat as we head into the start of the weekend. the big area of high pressure, no wind at all, no isobars covering the uk which is quite unusual as well. very little wind, plenty of sunshine around, a fair weather or the day. it is going to be dry and temperatures will be climbing and climbing and gotland and northern ireland, easily getting into the mid—20s, but the highest temperatures will be for england and wales, 30 or 31 again, temperatures will be for england and wales, 30 or31 again, a temperatures will be for england and wales, 30 or 31 again, a scorcher this weekend. a little fly in the ointment, perhaps this very week weather front approaching this far north of scotland, we have seen a few of those, these are the only signs of rain we have in the far north of scotland, not muc

you may see a few sunny spells, sharp move in, expect some heavy showers and parts of wales in northwestzy. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. delays on the rails as the extreme weather leads to thousands of eurotunnel cancellations and disruption to rail users in the north east but the heatwave could be coming to an end as hail hits york and an amber weather warning is in place for the east midland and the east of england. letters exchanged between prince charles and a bishop later convicted of being a paedophile have been read out at the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse. the prince of wales insists he was unaware of peter ball's crimes. police have named a six—year—old boy who was killed after being shot with a pellet gun as stanley metcalfe. the boy who was a twin died after the incident. the government scrapped some private probation contracts after they failed to deliver expected improvements. and coming up, as skywatchers prepare for the lunar eclipse, we will speak to an astronomer hoping to catch a good view on the fringes of dartmoor. so, the heatwave has caused a

northwest of the uk. pressure will be rising across england and wales and lessen the way of cloud and more in the way of sunshineall of those ingredients will boost the temperatures. we're looking at highs of 29 celsius, and it will be getting a bit warmer as well for scotla nd getting a bit warmer as well for scotland and northern ireland and across northern england as well. the second half of the weekend, is a prospect of a little bit of rain across the farm is west of the country. otherwise, some writers. the sunshine for england and wales in it will be another glorious day but it will be hot. for those who do not like he, 31 celsius on the thermometer, next week it looks like there will be a fundamental change, more unsettled with the prospect of that more of us will seek breaks of rainfor that more of us will seek breaks of rain for those parched gardens. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source from the bbc‘s newsroom in london. the uk is playing host to president trump. the prime minister has welcomed him, along with the first lady to bleinheim palace in oxfordshire, where they're currently sat dow

wales. a bit more of a breeze in the far northwest corner of the country.rd stew more breeze across the northwest corner for northern northern ireland to and light winds. temperatures in the mid—20dc across parts of scotland and after 30 degrees for northern england and 35 celsius likely somewhere in the southeast. as we head on for thursday night with visteon hot shower or thunderstorm developed. meanwhile across the west, continues to turn it with your outbreak with rent and car area of low pressure slowly as its way eastwards in pushing these arctic weather fronts and to our direction. so for friday that with the front will be lined across western scotland and northern ireland and western parts of wales and south west england. adamant there will be some sunshine and then afternoon thunderstorms will develop making this storm and pretty intense and the risk of frequent lightning and the risk of frequent lightning and hailand and the risk of frequent lightning and hail and also a risk of flash flooding. not as warm as thursday but a look at the southeast c

northwest scotland for this area of low pressure, england and wales in this area towards the south.iries. keep a close eye because you see this here. driver northern ireland did a good pa rt driver northern ireland did a good part of scotland, bit of rain in his south and east. the wettest weather and winds gusting will begin with the hebrides. the case of wet and windy in the morning to a brighter in the afternoon. especially in eastern areas of the day. but ireland seeing the best of the weather tomorrow and for england and wales but the cloud throughout especially the morning and early afternoon, but the rain will use back to sunshine and showers in the second half of the day. he is one thing i have not said for a while. to purchase tomorrow will actually bea to purchase tomorrow will actually be a bit below what it should be for this time of the year. 60 to 22 celsius in the high is quite fresh, and the breeze as well. most of the rain clears that to go into monday and weather system working its way in. this was not as potent as we will see on sunday. still fairly breezy on mond

to the north and west, thicker clouds streaming down from the northwest, into northern parts of walesl break through and become very warm indeed. infact will break through and become very warm indeed. in fact warmer than saturday with temperatures generally mid to upper 20s celsius. many 30 across the southeast. the winds will remain light, a bit more clout across western areas, wales could see a bit more, west, east of scotla nd see a bit more, west, east of scotland should see some spells of sunshine, a bit warmer, northern ireland and western scotland thicker cloud with outbreaks of rain and fog and breezy. for sunday evening it stays damp across the north and into today further south. into next week, things remain pretty similar across the northwest because the fresh weather fronts which will bring more clout and breeze and, light winds will be tapping in to send heat and humidity off the neo—con that. we could be looking at low 30s celsius across the southeastern parts of england, notjust across the southeastern parts of england, not just the across the southeastern parts of engl

whether from bringing cloud and a bit of rain across the northwest of scotland, cloud into northern ireland. for east of scotland down into england and walesst are likely to get close to 30 degrees. the cloud and petty rain in the northwest, courtesy of this weather front which will continue to root wiggle around as we get into monday, but away from here we will tap into some increasingly hot and humid airto start tap into some increasingly hot and humid air to start the new working week. 33 degrees is achievable during monday. across much of england and wales. we have seen long spells of hot sunshine on a increasingly high levels of humidity as well. you can see the deep orange colours in our temperature chart here in the centre of london we are expecting a high of around 32 degrees. somewhere could well get to 33. cooler for northern degrees. somewhere could well get to 33. coolerfor northern ireland degrees. somewhere could well get to 33. cooler for northern ireland and scotla nd 33. cooler for northern ireland and scotland with more cloud than outbreaks of rain. courtesy of that weather front i showed you, which will be trying to slid

wales. you can see we have cooler conditions across the northwest of scotland, temperatures elsewhere in scotlaeland much like those of saturday. we could get a high of 32 ourselves around london area which is 90 fahrenheit. into the early part of next week to have high pressure in charge, but the centre of the hyatt, just out to the west, so around it we are drawing down somewhat cooler air from the north and tracking down a fair bit of cloud on monday down in eastern side of england. they produce a few spots of drizzle towards the coast but not really waiting the ground. sunnier skies further west and the is going to be pushed more towards the south and west of england and wales. temperatures probably up to around 20 degrees or so whereas for eastern parts of england and eastern scotla nd eastern parts of england and eastern scotland those numbers will be quite a bit lower than over the weekend. in general, as we move into next week with high pressure around, looked like it is staying dry but it will not be quite as hot day and night. this is bbc news i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: th

much of england and wales will be more humid, but 32 or 33 degrees somewhere in the southeast, or the northwest

much of england and wales will be more humid, but 32 or 33 degrees somewhere in the southeast, or the northwest the cloud and breeze, close at 20 to 22 celsius, so breeze, close at 20 to 22 celsius, so not old by any means, but it will be for the south and for the rest of the week for edinburgh and for belfast, you could see temperatures below 20 celsius, and the odd shower now and again. the brexit secretary says he's confident the uk won't crash out of the eu without a deal. dominic raab says he believes an agreement the brexit secretary says he's confident the uk won't crash out of the eu without a deal. dominic raab says he believes an agreement is possible within months, if brussels shows ambition. with the energy that we're going to bring to these negotiations, the ambition and the pragmatism, we get a deal done in october. but the former prime minister sirjohn major warns a no—deal brexit could have dire economic consequences. also on the programme: under the cover of darkness, hundreds of white helmet civil defence volunteers are evacuated from the fighting in syria. police hunt three m

wales. you can see we have cooler conditions across the northwest of scotland, temperatures elsewhere in scotlandhose of saturday. we get to high 32 01’ so those of saturday. we get to high 32 or so around the london area is 90 fahrenheit. into the early part of next week still got high pressure in charge, but the centre of the high, just out to the west. around it we are drawing down somewhat cooler air from the north and tracking down a fair bit of cloud on monday, down the eastern side of england. the produce a few spots of drizzle towards the coast but not really winning the crown. sunnier skies for the west and the heat is getting pushed more towards the south and west of england and wales. temperatures probably up to around 20 degrees or so whereas for eastern parts of england, eastern scotland those numbers will be quite a bit lower than over the weekend. in general, as we move into next week with high pressure around, looked like it is staying dry but it won't be quite as hot day and night. family into that grave with you. theresa may declares a cabinet breakthrough on brexit announces mi

wales. sunday will be a windy day. strong winds around the northwest of scotland. dls around the south.ough tomorrow. temperatures will be down for where they should be. temperatures in the high teens and low 20s but those wins will become more feature tomorrow even compared with today. do the rest of this coming week, while the showers are in particularly on monday. warming up in particularly on monday. warming up to the week. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight o'clock. long delays on flights, ferries and cross—channel trains as the recent extreme weather continues to cause problems eurotunnel says it's now operating a "full service" on the folkestone—calais route — but has stopped selling tickets until next week two firefighters die and tens of thousands flee their homes in northern california, as wildfires sweep across the state. we didn't realise how much my home means to me. and a community. the main candidates in zimbabwe's presidential election have addressed huge crowds in harare, on the last day of campaigning before the country's historic vote. also coming up — british v

northwest. more widely close to 30 degrees across projects central and southern england and wales.nd wales, but the rest of the weekend and into next week, high pressure still in charge for stop the temperatures drop away just charge for stop the temperatures drop awayjust a little bit next week, so maybe for it feeling a bit more, double by day and of course by night, but the story basically isn't changed, i think you know what it is. dry, sunny, warm. not complaining, thank you. a reminder of our top story... police say a couple critically ill in hospital in wiltshire were poisoned by a nerve agent after touching an item — the home secretary points the finger at russia for this latest novichok attack. 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 you are. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... a couple from wiltshire exposed to the toxic nerve agent, novichok, remain critically ill in hospital.

start to see high pressure building in again and initially across england and wales with low—pressure starting to the northwestwe tap into any of the sunshine? temperatures will be rising again. into next week, starting off on a much fresher note than what we are used to and some rain. and then turning out again later on. that's returning hot again. claims that scores of children were drugged, stripped and abused over decades at a hospital in derbyshire. former patients say aston hall, where the historical offences are said to have taken place, was pure hell. the doctor would come in, and he would... basically immediately, you never, ever seen would... basically immediately, you never, ever seen it, a mask would go slam on your face. police say they would have questioned a doctor, kenneth milner, for rape and child cruelty if he'd still been alive. also tonight... donald trump talks trade with the eu but is he resetting relations with russia? after the deadliest ever wildfires recorded in greece, survivors tell of their terrible ordeal. when i was in the house, the fire was going over, i thought, i'm not

thursday, low pressure starts to from the northwest, so this frontal system likely to bring summary later on thursday to parts of northern ireland, perhaps creeping into walese day. but for the bulk of the country it is another dry day, and again, sunny spells, not as hot as it has been. looking ahead towards friday, this low— pressure looking ahead towards friday, this low—pressure system with its associated france looks like it moves associated france looks like it m oves a cross associated france looks like it moves across the british isles, so by the time we get to friday, there isa by the time we get to friday, there is a higher chance of seeing that showery rain. there could be thunderstorms for parts of the east of england, but don't take the position of the showers to literally because they could change between 110w because they could change between now and then. temperatures around the mid 20s, but some of the rainfall will be welcome, i think. further ahead through the course of the weekend and on into next week, it looks like high pressure once again tries to building, but we also have fronts trying to move towards the north—west of the uk, too.

piling in from northern ireland, pushing across into western scotland, fringing west wales, especially the northwest. hello it's tuesday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm chloe tilley. this programme has exclusively learned that women in england are resorting to illegally buying the abortion pill over the internet because they cannot get to clinics to take it. the practice of making women take the pill at either a hospital or clinic, before travelling home, has even led to some aborting on public transport. it was so painful and so frightening, that to scream would be to completely give into it. scotla nd scotland and wales have recently changed the law to allow women to ta ke changed the law to allow women to take the pill at home. so why is england failing to do the same? more than a quarter of children starting primary school lack basic literary skills according to new research, as the education secretary talks of the scandal of some pupils being left behind. we will ask what can be done to close the gap on learning. and would you be upset if your daily commute had an advert for a holiday offering roasting t

northwest scotland and northern ireland, sunny spells, two showers developing. early outbreaks of rain clear away with sunshine following. for england and waleseast during the day. maybe something decent on the garden. still heat, whether some lasts longest, east anglia, south—east england, near to 30 celsius. it has cooled a little. it is feeling pressure. a few showers around towards eastern areas. the fresher and towards eastern areas. the fresher a nd follows towards eastern areas. the fresher and follows on behind. so perhaps monday night is going to be a little bit easierfor sleeping monday night is going to be a little bit easier for sleeping with temperatures like this, a couple of cooler nights are to come this week. as tuesday begins, that fresher feel to things is down across all parts of the uk but there will be a lot of sunshine to begin with and the cloud is going to build, you pick out one or two showers developing here and there but they will be very hit and miss, probably most reliable on tuesday into northern parts of scotla nd tuesday into northern parts of scotland where some could be heavy and possibly thundery. it is coo

northwest. let's take a closer look. this is saturday afternoon, generally light winds, the odd shower across parts of southwest england, maybe into south walesales, if a shower does crop up what you are, it could be on the heavy side but most places will them. some extra clout for northern ireland and western scotland, the odd splash of rain here. for easter in scotland, things are starting out why cloudy but if we look at the forecast for the golf, watch the sky. you will see the clouds begin to thin and breaks as we get on into the afternoon. we will see some spells of sunshine, and getting into the low 20s celsius. the look ahead to sunday, a lot of dry weather around, clout bringing some patchy rain into northwest scotland and perhaps northern ireland, and there will be some spells of sunshine, the best of that sound was a cell. look at the temperatures. up to 28 or 29, perhaps 30 degrees. that is a sign of things to come. as we get into the early part of next week, weather fronts will sneak around, closed the northwest of the country, so a little bit of cloud and rain here but elsewhere, we've got to tap in on some very hot and humid ai

wales, really muddy night. 19 around merseyside, 20 in london. then, monday itself, again, fairly cloudy for a time across the northwest with one or two spots of rainf these eastern counties and down towards the south, it's going to be hot. i suspect we will reach 32 on monday, 31, 32, so a really hot day on the way. 90 fahrenheit isjust a really hot day on the way. 90 fahrenheit is just around 32 celsius. now, here is tuesday. the wea k celsius. now, here is tuesday. the weak weather front is pushing a little bit further, and that means that the fresher air in place across much scotland and northern ireland, i think, on tuesday — the blue arrows indicating that — moving into scandinavia, where temperatures have been into the 30s. a huge heatwave across europe. temperatures day by day going up and down by a degree but much more comfortable in scotla nd but much more comfortable in scotland and northern ireland. temperatures will be around the low 20s, and look at these values. tuesday, 30, wednesday, 32, my goodness — how much longer can this goodness — how much longer can this go on? for some of us, amazing news, but for a lot of people, it's not.

wales all hope to keep readers up sunday morning. sunday will be a windy day. chong as the winds around the northwest of scotland.st pushing their way eastwards through the day. there will be drama was to have in the afternoon but some brighter skies here and there and dress of all likely to be northern ireland through tomorrow. two pictures wherever you are. temperatures and high teens low 20s, but it's those wins which will become more of a feature tomorrow even compared with today. the rest of this coming week still at the showers around particularly on monday but warming up particularly on monday but warming up through the week. this is bbc news with chris rogers. the headlines. there have been long delays on flights, ferries and trains to move —— due to the risen weather. your times as it is operating a full service but there are still delays. mps warned british democracy is in crisis because of targeted campaigns of hate and misinformation of social media. the chief constable of the west midlands admits his police force occasionally provides a poor service and he blames budget cuts. britain's geraint thomas

wale. and also eastern scotland, actually, will see some bright spells and sunshine at times, lifting those temperatures all the way up to 29, maybe 30 degrees. always a little bit cooler across the northwestextra cloud and some splashes of rain courtesy of this weather front, which willjust continue to wriggle around as we go through the first part of next week. but away from that frontal system, we're going to start the week with some very hot and humid air being drawn up from the south. in fact, some spots during monday might get up as high as 33 degrees. so in london, we're looking at about 32 on monday. later in the week, it could turn hotter still. but further northwest, a little cooler, with some rain at times. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: the irish border still a block on the road to brexit, as the eu and the uk call on each other to change position. it is now for the eu to respond is, not simply to fall back on two previous positions which have already been proven on workable. if you want to reach a deal it is also our responsibility to be prepared all scenarios, including no deal. after a surprise invitation with president trump, russia says it is open to a possible

wales as well. could be some isolated showers cropping up further east, but much of the country still muddy, warm and dry. fresh from the northwest, and we will eventually see that moving gci’oss we will eventually see that moving across all the country through the coming week. a mixture of sunshine and showers, more rain by the end of the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the prime minister warns conservative mps they are putting brexit at risk by arguing over her proposals for how the uk will leave the eu. if we were going to find something that was in britain's interest, that delivered on the referendum and that was negotiable, we had to make what is a compromise, but is a positive in terms of the benefits that it gives us. the us president, donald trump, squeezes in one last round of golf before he leaves scotland this afternoon to meet the russian president in helsinki. police say the search operation to find traces of the novichok nerve agent which poisoned dawn strugess and charlie rowley is "the most complex and difficult uk policing has ever faced". it's the world cup final this afternoon, with france the fav

pressure that sat to the northwest of the country that will occasionally try to bring friends and across northwestern areas, but otherwise the heat really does build across england and walesgo around that we have seen over recent days. the best of england, wales, eastern gotland and the crux of our north will have thicker cloud bringing patchy outbreaks of rain. probably turning a bit heavier as we head through the afternoon. the best of the sunshine it'll feel warmer, highs up to 22 in aberdeen, the top temperatures probably 29 towards parts of south east england. a similar day of weather on sunday, rain could be heavy for a time particularly during the morning across southwestern scotla nd the morning across southwestern scotland before —— before turning patchy or later in the day. the best of the sunshine again for england and wales and temperatures pushing well on into the low 30s, so the weather continues to just heat up. however, as we get into next week although it'll be another hot day on monday, we will notice those temperatures easing back as the week goes by and for those parched gardens there is prospect of rain around at times next week. whether in the form o

wales as well. could be some isolated showers cropping up further east, but much of the country still muddy, warm and dry. fresh from the northwestsunshine and showers, more rain by the end of the week.

parts of england and wales, perhaps a touch cooler further north about eight warm start to sunday morning and again lots of sunshine with slightly cloudier conditions towards the northwesthis is monday now in another day of sunny spells and lots of dry weather on the cards. and the breeze comes in front seat. there is 29 or possibly further degrees further south. goodbye for now. sunny spells, every bit as warm or hot as it has been today. when it hello this is bbc news. the headlines.

northwest. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. reports of violent crime are on the rise in england and wales according to figures released today — with says his first talks with the eu chief negotiator in brussels have been "very constructive". four months on from the poisoning of sergei and yulia skripal, scotland yard won't discuss media reports that they've identified several russians involved. and good news for book publishers as sales of books increased over the last year, we'll hear from an author about whether it's good news for writers' profits too.... the government's chief whipjulian smith is facing calls to make a statement to parliament after claims of "underhand tactics" during this week's knife—edge commons votes on brexit. earlier our political correspondent leila nathoo explained why he is under pressure. pairing isa pairing is a parliamentary convention, a kind of agreement between parties when you have got an mp who will be absent from a vote. it is agreed between opposing parties that an mp from an opposition party who will vote in a different way will not actually cast their vote and in fact the votes are cancelle

coming up, so northwest scotland claudia times, colder elsewhere and there will be a bit of occasionally, but for the south at least as common, it's obvious northern ireland england and walestwo of the weekend on sunday, showing that going to the northwest, but more cloud here elsewhere. so every bit as hot and that sunshine, maybe not? but a bit hotter. and there no great pattern change in next week, thejet streams to the north of the uk, we are on the other side of that. we may on the other side of it. the mesa to bring in some more intense heat, at least across southern parts once again, but perhaps temperatures exceeding 30 celsius, that is something to watch her next week. the next of the same. sunshine, heat and barely any rain party which our of thunderstorm. but back to our comparison to 1976. i want to show you, 22 consecutive, 17 days, and missed the odd shower commode website that could be broken. if you're not born in 1976, this could be worth in the summer that is talked about for years and decades to come. that's a bit doesn't become infamous. england go through to the quarterfinals of the world cup after winning a dramatic penalty shoot out against colombia.

means in the northwest it will stay cooler, you will not get the heat wave here, the hotter it will —— hot air will be reserved for central parts of the uk. but it will be warming up in walesthe cooler red tries to dodge in, the cooler red tries to dodge in, the hot air still keeps coming in from the south, so probably around 30 degrees or so in the south of england or southeast. later in the week, there is the possibility that cooler air will arrive off the atlantic. this is a summary, next week we'll get a hot start, and the possibility of cooler air arriving later in the week. goodbye. a teenager is sentenced to 17 years for manslaughter in the first acid killing of its kind in the uk. 19—year—old xeneral webster was carrying acid which was knocked from his hand in a fight in high wycombe. it hitjoanne rand who was sitting nearby, she died days later. she was a mother of three children. i have to live the rest of my life with the fact that she will never be at my wedding or see me as i progress through life. this shouldn't have happened to her. the family have called for tougher sentences for acid attackers. also tonight... the opposition party in zimbabwe claims victor

northwest, still pretty warm in east anglia. the weather goes downhill tonight across the uk and also on the western isles. below we herewith gear force winds and also very blustery around the west country and wales a real something like 15 mm of rain, a real something on the way, so for holiday—makers here not a great picture. across western scotland another one in the south, so kind of being attacked from two directions here in the north end of the south. the rain sweeps are in the morning across the southwest coast of england: the midlands and the heavier rain sheers off towards the northwest and there won't be as much around east anglia and the south. we actually do need the more rain. we have not had enough. the temperatures tomorrow mostly around the 20 degrees mark in the high teens, quite a fresh day on the way to tomorrow. a little bit below par for this time of year which is pretty rare. monday, a big low— pressure pretty rare. monday, a big low— pressure across pretty rare. monday, a big low—pressure across the atlantic driving the weather, so we still get that feed off of the atlantic, so staying on the french side butjust starting to come off the continent by the time we get to monda

hosepipe ban has been announced for northwest ingram, to give force in august, we had some rain coming in, looking to be quite heavy at times. into northern parts of walesuch as 30 millimetres of rain in one hour. half a month's worth of rain, could bring some localised flooding. but still quite warm across south east england. temperatures into the high 20s. we could seek showers across england and wales, perhaps still some left over a cross and wales, perhaps still some left over across eastern and southern areas to start saturday. otherwise, fair weather web spells of sunshine, temperatures in the low to mid 20s, but peaking around 2728 degrees in south—east england. sunday, and monday there will be a lot of dry weather and temperatures will generally be building. we are looking at highs pushing up to 30 degrees in london and monday as well. it gets even hotter next week. hot and well. it gets even hotter next week. hotand humid well. it gets even hotter next week. hot and humid weather is set to return, temperatures probably peaking around 33 degrees as we hadn't next week. a big rise in violent crime in england and wales, according to new figures. m

wales and close to wimbledon, but the emphasis is dry weather. into tonight, most will be dry, but the quote from the atlantic is spreading across northwest scotlandwe will see cabbage contrasts to this afternoon, still warm relative to where we should be at this time of year. into friday, still a bit of a breeze coming off the atlantic to scotland and northern ireland, western parts of northern ireland and the hebrides, the cloud will thicken to bring one or two spots of light rain or drizzle, temperatures are still in the low 20s. for england and wales, temperatures at on the rise once again. into the weekend, you will see on our chart, the orange colours starting to warm up more widely across the country so warmer air across the uk into saturday and sunday. still close to 30 celsius if not above, cooling off into next week but from most of us it stays dry, sunny and hot. —— for most of us. to two people criticially ill in hospital in wiltshire. a man and woman were found collapsed in a house, having been exposed to what police say is an unknown substance. tests are being carried out on the substance at porton down chemical weapons research labo

northwest england. for north—east england, down towards kent and also the east midlands. we have some clear skies across eastern parts of walesls. but here, you are at risk of catching a shower. the rain, on and off across the far north of scotland, showery nature. top temperature, up to 24,20 scotland, showery nature. top temperature, up to 24, 20 five. generally looking in the high teens to low 20s. this evening it overnight, there the clout around. a slice of clear whether again, down the central part of the country, veering towards the west. then will have some heavy rain across western scotla nd have some heavy rain across western scotland and northern ireland. temperatures roughly in the low teens. locally, lower than that. tomorrow, we start off with that rain in western scotland and northern ireland, some of it will peter out but a lot will be there through the course of the day. we could catch a shower across essex, kent and sussex. again, temperatures asa kent and sussex. again, temperatures as a result starting to rise. tomorrow's top temperature, 25, 20 six. thursday, the more than half the country, as far south a

wales low 20s to the mid—20s and in the south—east up to 32. this evening and overnight we still have showers across the northwest and also showers across east anglia and eastern england. again, they will be hit and miss. tomorrow, humid wherever you are and hotter than today. the highest temperatures likely to be in the south—east at 3a, possibly 35. 0vernight thursday we start to import some thunderstorms across south—east england, and on friday those thunderstorms will migrate northwards up the coast of eastern england, some of them getting well inland towards the midlands and up towards eastern scotland. at the same time we have weather fronts coming in from the northwest and the two will merge so we are looking at torrential downpours, particularly across parts of the midlands, eastern england and eastern scotland. we will see gusty winds, large hail, frequent lightning as well. this could all lead with the rain to some problems with flash flooding, power cuts, for example, and travel disruption. we expect it to clear early on saturday by which time parts of north—east england and eastern scotland could have had as much as half a month to a fu

northwest southeast split. a bit more cloud around. still some sunshine. showers and drizzle as we have already seen. hot and humid conditions once again. producing some showers, the second across northern england, wales the south. tomorrow we start off with those showers. some longer spells of rain. a lot of dry and sunny weather tomorrow. the chance of a shower anywhere across eastern scotland. again, that's all it takes. many of us again, that's all it takes. many of us will miss them. really, there is not much rain in the forecast. temperatures peaking tomorrow in the south—east once again. as we move into thursday, still a lot of dry weather around. thursday will be the hottest day of the week. 3a, possibly a little bit more but the heat will travel that bit further north. the low 20s, the high 20s and in scotland, where there were high teens, the low 20s. on friday, just to give you a heads up, we think we could well see some thunderstorms. it heats up again next week. thank you very much indeed, carol, you interrupted dan's singing. but some reason, i had the theme to golden girls in my head. he was probably thinking about you, carol. thanks, louise! you are half the age of those golden girls,