watford and norwich, already relegated, join them in the championship next season.. jesse marsch's side remain in the premier league. so much drama on the final day in the football, and there was plenty of tension on the track in the spanish grand prix this afternoon, too. max verstappen, the champion, now leads the drivers standings — afterfinishing ahead of his red bull team—mate of his red bull team—mate sergio perez. george russell again outshone his mercedes team—mate lewis hamilton to come third, as nick parrott reports. one thing that sets... first to suffer was lewis hamilton, and kevin magnuson punctured a tyre on the opening lap, dropping him to 19th. lewis knew what he was doing. max. lewis knew what he was doing. max versta en lewis knew what he was doing. max verstappen slipping from second to fourth. a problem then with this red bull let them struggling to task george russell. championship leader's misfortune was more severe. oh, no! leader's misfortune was more severe. 0h,no! �*, ., ., oh, no! verstappen's team ordered seru io oh, no! verstappen's tea

watford and norwich, already relegated, join them in the championship next season.d, but it could all have been so different. jesse marsch�*s side, remain in the premier league. so much drama on the final day in the football, and there was plenty of tension on the track in the spanish grand prix this afternoon, too. max verstappen, the champion, now leads the drivers standings after finishing ahead of his red bull teammate sergio perez. george russell again outshone his mercedes teammate lewis hamilton to come third, as nick parrott reports. one thing that sets champions apart from the rest is how they deal with adversity. the first to suffer in barcelona was seven time champion lewis hamilton. kevin punctured a tyre on the open lap. next up, defending to champion max verstappen slipping to fourth. a problem with his red bull left him struggling to pass george russells. the misfortune was more severe was engine problems ending his race. after verstappen passed russell, his red bull team ordered race leader sergio perez to let the dutchman by to go on to claim his fo

the kits have been developed by a scientist at the norfolk and norwich hospital.pin down is that someone who thinks they may have been spiked will seek help perhaps days after the toxins have long since left their body. and that is what makes this kit so important, it really is a standout kit this, because it has been behind the bars in some clubs in norwich since december. if someone thinks they have been spiked, they can immediately get hold of this kit and test themselves. this sample is then sent to this laboratory. the brains behind it is michelle frost. briefly, michelle, how does it work when you get the sample? hi, so urine drink samples or skin swabs are sent into us and then we can then screen them on this analyser for an excess of 1600 samples. so it is an incredibly accurate machine? very, very. we do not get false positives orfalse negatives, so it means that if we find it, it is probably that it is there. you said you would expand the scheme back in december if it was a success. how do you judge that success, because you are rolling it out? so, feedb

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best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth, if we draw a line, really, from cardiff over towards norwichtentially see highs of 23 degrees with the wind direction light and coming from a southerly. a little more cloud, a few spots of rain across north wales, northern england as well. a few more nuisance showers into northern ireland and once again to the north—west of the great glen, so here, a little bit fresher — 13—17 degrees the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time. but something worth bearing in mind is this weather front that's going to push up from the near continent. mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well. and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of a north—westerly, so a cooler feel, and that's going to push the warm air that we've seen away from the south—east corner as well, so a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather potentially on monday. so, we need to keep an eye on those showers. there is a level of uncertainty of how

norwich became the first team to be relegated from the premier league this season after they lost 2—0n was partly due to burnley�*s victory over watford — their remarkable battle against relegation continued with a 2—1 win at vicarage road. they scored two goals in the last ten minutes — the winner from josh brownhill — to secure three more valuable points. caretaker manager mike jackson has now pulled the clarets five points clear of the relegation zone. watford remain in the bottom three. the old firm meet later today in a crucial match in the title race. celtic have a six—point advantage over rangers going into the game and will all but seal the title with a win. at the bottom dundee look destined for relegation after a 1—0 defeat away to aberdeen, lewis ferguson scoring from the penalty spot. stjohnstone also lost. elsewhere there were wins for livingstone and dundee united, while hearts and ross county drew 0-0. to the women's super league now — and manchester city moved into the champions league places after thrashing brighton 7—2.khadija shaw was the star of the show — she scor

the best of the sunshine and warmth, it would draw a line from cardiff over towards norwich, anywherecould see highs of 23 degrees weather when direction light and from the south. rain across north england, shower the northern ireland and once again to the north—west of the great band, here a bit fresher, 13 to 17 degrees the great —— the overall height. the weather fronts will ease. something worth bearing in mind is this where the fun that it's going to push up from the near continent, it mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well. also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more than northwesterly and that will push the warm air that we have seen away from the south—east corner are well so a noticeably different feel to the weather potentially a monday. there is a level of uncertainty of how far west the showers will be but they could be a little bit of saharan gusts in there as well, and a cloudy day on monday with a few scattered showers and noticeably cooler, top temperatures, 12 to 18 celsius. as we move into tuesday, the low pres

norwich and watford are relegated, but everton edged two spots clear of the drop zone, but they are farhting for their lives and leads currently third from bottom in most in danger. it's out of leeds united's hands in both their last games i need a win and a prayer. with ten days left in the season they are stuck in the drop zone, running out of time in players. end running out of time in players. and it is a red card, _ running out of time in players. jifuc it is a red card, and running out of time in players. fific it is a red card, and leeds running out of time in players. e'"ic it is a red card, and leeds are running out of time in players. el"ic it is a red card, and leeds are once again behind and once again down. with a place to spend, the second sending off this week, leeds now have the worst discipline in the league, but they are still fragile. the ball into the corner tour chelsea beat them 3—0. the ball into the corner tour chelsea beat them 3-0. they let in 77 coals. chelsea beat them 3-0. they let in 77 goais- they _ chelsea beat them 3-0. they let in 77 goals. they need _ c

the best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth, if we draw a line from cardiff towards norwich, anywhereuld potentially see highs of 23 degrees, with the wind direction light and coming from the southerly. a little more cloud and spots of rain in wales and the north of england, showers into the north of ireland and north—west of the great glen, so here are a bit fresher, 13—17 the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time. but something worth bearing in mind is this where the front that's going to push up from the near continent. it mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of a north—westerly. there were cooler feel. of a north—westerly. there were coolerfeel. it of a north—westerly. there were cooler feel. it will push the warm air we've seen away from the south—east corner as well so a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather potentially on monday. we need to keep an eye on those showers. there is a

and west ham thrashed the already relegated norwich 4—0. the champagne is on ice for celtic as rangers kept their slim hopes of retaining the premiership alive. they beat dundee 2—0. two second half goals from captainjames tavernier and manchester united loanee amad diallo secured the victory. celtic are six points clear at the top with just two games left but ange postecoglou's side are 21 goals better off. sale sharks have been beaten by racing 92 in the quarter—finals of rugby union's champions cup. they led at the break after this try from manu tuilagi had put them ahead on the stroke of half time. but the french side came storming back after the interval and took control with four tries, including this one from juan imhoff, eventually, running out winners by 41 points to 22. they'll face la rochelle in the semis. it was a tough day for english sides in europe because there was also disappointment for london irish, who were knocked out of the european challenge cup by toulon. charles ollivon's try gave the french side the lead in the se

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elsewhere, leicester thrashed already relegated watford with draws between wolves and norwich, as wellt those results do to the bottom of the table. burnley fall to 18th and into the relegation zone following leeds' draw with brighton today. everton still in danger there too after that defeat to brentford. the bottom two are already relegated. stjohnstone will head into the scottish premiership play—offs after being beaten 4—0 by hibs. a fairly drab goalless draw there at aberdeen. and dundee finished out their miserable season with defeat as livingston secured a seventh—place fnish. a seventh—place finish. queens park have reached the scottish championship for the first time after beating airdrie—onians in the play—off final. simon murray scored the decisive goal from the spot in extra time to win 3—2 on aggregate. the glasgow side have now won successive promotions since ditching their long—held amateur status. stockport county have won promotion back to the football league, after spending 11 years playing in the fifth and sixth tiers of english football. they needed a draw at home t

but for norwich, that�*s their second relegation in three seasons.son has now pulled the clarets five points clear of the relegation zone. watford remain in the bottom three. the old firm meet later today in a crucial match in the title race. celtic have a six—point advantage over rangers going into the game, and will all but seal the title with a win. at the bottom, dundee look destined for relegation after a 1—0 defeat away to aberdeen, lewis ferguson scoring from the penalty spot. stjohnstone also lost. elsewhere, there were wins for livingstone and dundee united, while hearts and ross county drew 0—0. ronnie o�*sullivan is still on course to win a record—equalling seventh world snooker title. the rocket needed just an hour and a quarter to wrap up his semifinal against three—time championjohn higgins last night, winning the two frames needed for a 17—11 victory, to reach the final at the crucible in sheffield for the eighth time. o�*sullivan will playjudd trump, who won an epic semifinal against mark williams, they needed all 33 frames to settle

best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth, if we draw a line, really, from cardiff over towards norwichs with the wind direction light and coming from a southerly. a little more cloud, a few spots of rain across north wales, northern england as well. a few more nuisance showers into northern ireland and once again to the north—west of the great glen, so here, a little bit fresher — 13—17 degrees the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time. but something worth bearing in mind is this weather front that's going to push up from the near continent. mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well. and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of a north—westerly, so a cooler feel, and that's going to push the warm air that we've seen away from the south—east corner as well, so a noticeable difference to the feel to the weather potentially on monday. so, we need to keep an eye on those showers. there is a level of uncertainty of how far west those showers are like

they thrashed already relegated norwich a—nil.i helps them stay five points clear of eighth placed wolves. in scotland, the champagne is on ice for celtic, as rangers kept their slim hopes of retaining the premiership alive — preventing their fierce rivals from being crowned champions. they beat dundee 2—0. two second half goals from captainjames tavernier and manchester united loanee amad diallo secured the victory. celtic are six points clear at the top with just two games left. but ange postecoglou's side are 21 goals better off. it tops off a brilliant week for rangers, after they reached the europa league final after beating rb leipzig. sale sharks have been beaten by racing 92 in the quarterfinals of rugby union's champions cup. they led at the break after this try from manu tuilagi had put them ahead on the stroke of half time. but the french side came storming back after the interval and took control with four tries, including this one from juan imhoff. eventually running out winners by 41 points to 22. they'll face la roc

now, the temperatures early on tuesday will range from around eight celsius in aberdeen to 12 in norwich. now there is rain in the forecast for tuesday, but it'll be mostly affecting western areas of the uk. so, here it is, this weather front — in the morning, maybe just about fringing cornwall into western parts of wales, and spreading northwards. but notice how this area of rain expands during the course of the day, progressively getting wetter around these western areas. but further towards the east, the weather will be dry, hazy sunshine at the very least, and sunny closer to the north sea, and look at the temperatures — 26 in london, and easily into the low—to—mid—20s in yorkshire, as well. and then, tuesday evening, that rain will reach wales, the north—west of england, and move further north into scotland, as well, and there could be some thunderstorms returning to southern parts of the uk, as well, tuesday evening. here's a look at wednesday's weather map — still dominated by an area of low pressure and these south—westerly winds pushing in very volatile weather systems, difficul

250th norfolk and norwich festival.s the brainchild of artists julian maynard smith. he did have some help it took over 200 volunteers and three days of work to line up the 1.6 mile course. and these are much bigger domino's than i expected. you know taking their time. imagine if you are one of the people that us up and you're a little off. right and it just stopped and it's just what if you want those people walking by and tipped one? see you are really close to it on that street. this makes me nervous. this is it also looks like it's made out of something bright. did you see that they? okay, wait get to that. we have to say the one on the street where that man almost knocks it over right there right there. he almost did. he was other way. be lucky. sideshow crack down the bay area town that ended up with a damaged police guard this weekend plus the vitaministration takes on the housing crunch the sweeping plan to ease the burden. housing costs and just another bullet point on steph curry's resume not a trophy but a di

south midweek and you can see in the afternoon, it is right about across the isle of wight, london, norwich in liverpool. here's the week ahead from tuesday onwards, warming up in the south by the time we get to sunday and into next week, we are expecting temperatures, wait for it, the mid—20s. but warmer weather, much warmer weather expected come the weekend. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. vladimir putin uses annual victory day parade to justify its invasion of ukraine. day parade to 'ustify its invasion of ukraine.— day parade to 'ustify its invasion okaraine. ~ ., ., of ukraine. translation: nato began active military — of ukraine. translation: nato began active military engagement _ of ukraine. translation: nato began active military engagement in - of ukraine. translation: nato began active military engagement in the - active military engagement in the territory adjacent to ours. this was an absolutely unacceptable threat, systematically created for us and write on our borders. the systematically created for us and write on our borders. the parades on military hardwar

now, the temperatures early on tuesday will range from around eight celsius in aberdeen to 12 in norwich fringing cornwall into western parts of wales, and spreading northwards. but notice how this area of rain expands during the course of the day, progressively getting wetter around these western areas. but further towards the east, the weather will be dry, hazy sunshine at the very least, and sunny closer to the north sea, and look at the temperatures — 26 in london, and easily into the low—to—mid—20s in yorkshire, as well. and then, tuesday evening, that rain will reach wales, the north west of england, and move further north into scotland, as well, and there could be some thunderstorms returning to southern parts of the uk, as well, tuesday evening. here's a look at wednesday's weather map — still dominated by an area of low pressure and these southwesterly winds pushing in very volatile weather systems, difficult to predict, really. but the thinking is that on wednesday, we'll see a return of thundery showers quite probably to southwestern parts of the uk, whereas further east and n

now, the temperatures early on tuesday will range from around eight celsius in aberdeen to 12 in norwichly affecting western areas of the uk. so, here it is, this weather front — in the morning, maybe just about fringing cornwall into western parts of wales, and spreading northwards. but notice how this area of rain expands this is bbc news, with the latest business headlines, for viewers in the uk and around the world. the governor of bank of england warns of apocalyptic food prices, and says inflation could hit 10% by the autumn. the crypto crisis continues — another rollercoaster day for bitcoin and others, as investors ditch cryptocurrencies for less—riskier assets. and, no streamers allowed! it's the start of the 75th cannes film festival, but with apple and netflix excluded, can the event still prove it's picture perfect?

now, the temperatures early on tuesday will range from around eight celsius in aberdeen to 12 in norwichain in the forecast for tuesday, but it'll be mostly affecting western areas of the uk. so, here it is, this weather front — in the morning, maybe just about fringing cornwall into western parts of wales, and spreading northwards. but notice how this area of rain expands during the course of the day, progressively getting wetter around these western areas. but further towards the east, the weather will be dry, hazy sunshine at the very least, and sunny closer to the north sea, and look at the temperatures — 26 in london, and easily into the low—to—mid—20s in yorkshire, as well. and then, tuesday evening, that rain will reach wales, the north—west of england, and move further north into scotland, as well, and there could be some thunderstorms returning to southern parts of the uk, as well, tuesday evening. here's a look at wednesday's weather map — still dominated by an area of low pressure and these south—westerly winds pushing in very volatile weather systems, difficult to predict, re

best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth, if we draw a line, really, from cardiff over towards norwichs with the wind direction light and coming from a southerly. a little more cloud, a few spots of rain across north wales, northern england as well. a few more nuisance showers into northern ireland and once again to the north—west of the great glen, so here, a little bit fresher — 13—17 degrees the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time. but something worth bearing in mind is this weather front that's going to push up from the near continent. mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well. and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of a north—westerly, so a cooler feel, and that's going to push the warm air that we've seen away from the south—east corner as well, so a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather potentially on monday. so, we need to keep an eye on those showers. there is a level of uncertainty of how far west those showers are like

now, the temperatures early on tuesday will range from around eight celsius in aberdeen to 12 in norwich affecting western areas of the uk. so, here it is, this weather front — in the morning, maybe just about fringing cornwall into western parts of wales, and spreading northwards. but notice how this area of rain expands during the course of the day, progressively getting wetter around these western areas. but further towards the east, the weather will be dry, hazy sunshine at the very least, and sunny closer to the north sea, and look at the temperatures — 26 in london, and easily into the low—to—mid—20s in yorkshire, as well. and then, tuesday evening, that rain will reach wales, the north—west of england, and move further north into scotland, as well, and there could be some thunderstorms returning to southern parts of the uk, as well, tuesday evening. here's a look at wednesday's weather map — still dominated by an area of low pressure and these south—westerly winds pushing in very volatile weather systems, difficult to predict, really. but the thinking is that on wednesday, we'll s

south mid—week, and you can see in the afternoon it's right about across the isle of wight, london, norwicharound about tuesday onwards — warming up in the south. in fact, by the time we get to sunday and into next week, we're expecting temperatures up to — wait for it — the mid—20s. this is bbc news, the headlines... initial results from the philippines' election show the presidential contender ferdinand marcos, jr is heading for a landslide win. mr marcos appears to have more than twice the number of votes than his main rival. vladimir putin has described the invasion of ukraine as a "pre—emptive strike". he alleged — without evidence — that kyiv had been planning military operations in areas of ukraine that russia has taken control of. he was addressing troops on moscow's red square as part of a huge military parade for the anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany. ukraine's president has said that putin was repeating the crimes of hitler's regime. as violence grips the sri lankan capital colombo, the prime minister mahinda rajapaksa has offered his resignation.

blocks, the knuckles has become the main event of the historical festival in the british city of norwichut this work of modern art. not its intricate form, but the process of destruction, when a chain reaction started the noise, and there was a lot of dust, then the process went clean and calm, but rapidly. each block hung 8 kg, and it took half an hour for all 56 tons of concrete to fall beautifully to the ground. well, nothing beautiful, well, now about how to avoid the domino effect in the economy, to soften the sanctions blow to the russian industry, unique domestic technologies will help, which are now actively supported by the state within the framework of the national project for small and medium-sized businesses. companies are offered to take a multi-million dollar loan on favorable terms. who can take advantage of such support, how the program will affect the lives of russians, maria nikiforova will tell. this is a foreign-made radio station case in just a few hours and an exact copy of this device will be created at the kaluga enterprise, but first you need to scan the sample s

some lovely sunshine here from bristol over towards norwich, anywhere south and east of there will beng in the far north—west. temperatures around 11—17 celsius. in the best of the sunshine, highs of 23 celsius. it looks like, as we move into monday, wind direction changes to north—westerly, slightly cooler with a few scattered showers as well. take care. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentatorjo phillips and nigel nelson, political editor of the people and the sunday mirror. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the observer leads with partygate and the imminent sue gray report — claiming that the prime minister is expected to �*sacrifice' the head of the civil service, simon case when it is released. the conservatives are threatening an attack on transport and education unions — that's according the sunday telegraph, which says the government is poised to draw up laws requiring minimum numbers to work during a strike.

now, the temperatures early on tuesday will range from around eight celsius in aberdeen to 12 in norwichere is rain in the forecast for tuesday, but it'll be mostly affecting western areas of the uk. so, here it is, this weather front — in the morning, maybe just about fringing cornwall into western parts of wales, and spreading northwards. but notice how this area of rain expands during the course of the day, progressively getting wetter around these western areas. but further towards the east, the weather will be dry, hazy sunshine at the very least, and sunny closer to the north sea, and look at the temperatures — 26 in london, and easily into the low—to—mid—20s in yorkshire, as well. and then, tuesday evening, that rain will reach wales, the north—west of england, and move further north into scotland, as well, and there could be some thunderstorms returning to southern parts of the uk, as well, tuesday evening. here's a look at wednesday's weather map — still dominated by an area of low pressure and these south—westerly winds pushing in very volatile weather systems, difficult to pre

best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth, if we draw a line really from cardiff, over towards norwiche highs of 23 degrees, with the wind direction light and coming from the southerly direction. a little more cloud, these spots of rain across the north of wales, england as well, a few more showers in northern ireland, once again to the north west of the great glen, so here it is a little bit fresher, 13—17 degrees the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time, but something worth bearing in mind is this weather front that is going to push up from the near continent. it mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of the north—westerly, so cooler and that will push the warm air that we have seen away from the south—east corner as well. a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather potentially on monday. we need to keep an eye on those showers, there is a level of uncertainty how far west those showers are

we are still around the mid teens in norwich and london but, quite a lot of cloud first thing in the and with low pressure close by always the risk of some showers. here is tuesday, blustery day for many of us. starting cloudy across east anglia and the south—east but then that cloud pushes away into the north sea. and we are left with a day of sunny spells and passing showers. a fresh day in the north—west of the uk. 11—15. still some of that warmth in east anglia and the south—east. on tuesday night into wednesday we keep seeing low pressure with weather fronts dominating the weather across the uk. in fact, dominating the weather across the uk. infact, this dominating the weather across the uk. in fact, this is where the front could bring some rain to southern and central areas on wednesday though this is somewhat unsettled. this rain could further south, could be for the north but the broad messages more southern areas are likely to catch when a wednesday whereas in the north it is going to be blustery with sunny spells and showers so a real mist bag on the way for some in the com

best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth, if we draw a line, really, from cardiff over towards norwichs of 23 degrees with the wind direction light and coming from a southerly. a little more cloud, a few spots of rain across north wales, northern england as well. a few more nuisance showers into northern ireland and once again to the north—west of the great glen, so here, a little bit fresher — 13—17 degrees the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time. but something worth bearing in mind is this weather front that's going to push up from the near continent. mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well. and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of a north—westerly, so a cooler feel, and that's going to push the warm air that we've seen away from the south—east corner as well, so a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather potentially on monday. so, we need to keep an eye on those showers. there is a level of uncertainty of how far west those sh

the best of the sunshine and warmth, it would draw a line from cardiff over towards norwich, anywhere rain across north england, shower the northern ireland and once again to the north—west of the great band, here a bit fresher, 13 to 17 degrees the great —— the overall height. the weather fronts will ease. something worth bearing in mind is this where the fun that it's going to push up from the near continent, it mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well. also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of a northwesterly and that will push the warm air that we have seen away from the south—east corner are well so a noticeably different feel to the weather potentially a monday. we need to keep an eye or two i'll know showers. we need to keep an eye or two i'll know showers. there is a level of uncertainty of how far west the showers will be but they could be a little bit of saharan gusts in there as well, and a cloudy day on monday with a few scattered showers and noticeably cooler, top temperatures, 12 to 18 celsius. as we move into t

best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth, if we draw a line, really, from cardiff over towards norwicht and coming from a southerly. a little more cloud, a few spots of rain across north wales, northern england as well. a few more nuisance showers into northern ireland and once again to the north—west of the great glen, so here, a little bit fresher — 13—17 degrees the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time. but something worth bearing in mind is this weather front that's going to push up from the near continent. mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well. and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of a north—westerly, so a cooler feel, and that's going to push the warm air that we've seen away from the south—east corner as well, so a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather potentially on monday. so, we need to keep an eye on those showers. there is a level of uncertainty of how far west those showers are likely to be, but there could be s

the best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth that we draw a line from cardiff over towards norwichth the wind direction light and coming from a southerly. a southerly. a little more cloud, few spots of rain across north wales and coming from a southerly. a little more cloud, few spots of rain across north wales in northern england. showers and to island and once again to the north of the gland, here a little fresher, 13 to 17 degrees the overall high. those weather fronts will is a way as we move through the latter stages of sunday for the weakening all the time. something worth bearing in mind is this what the front that's going to push up from the near continent, it might just bring some sharp showers across the far southeast corner. also worth bearing in mind the wind direction changing to more of a northwesterly. a cooler field and that will push the warm air away from the southeast corner for that a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather potentially on monday. we need to keep an eye on the showers, there is a level and certainty how far west those chosen are likely t