and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkney and shetland as well, through tuesday and into wednesday. so although we'll see 12 to 18, i think those, those temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind particularly so on wednesday, does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk, from lake como in northern italy. i'm stephen sackur. vladimir putin talks of restoring greatness to what he calls the russian world — an expansive territory which, as ukrainians know to their cost, stretches far beyond russia's current borders. putin's expansionist nationalism requires military power, but it's harnessed the cultural spiritual authority of the russian orthodox church, too. my guest, andrey kordochkin, was a russian orthodox priest who spoke out against the ukraine war and the "putinisation" of his church. but is he swimming against an unstopp

here where the rain hangs around, and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkney wednesday. so although we'll see 12 to 18, i think those temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind particularly so on wednesday, does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. venezuelan presidential candidate is granted asylum in spain — candidate is granted asylum in spain in — candidate is granted asylum in spain in the wake of the disputed election result. three israelis shot _ disputed election result. three israelis shot dead _ disputed election result. three israelis shot dead at _ disputed election result. three israelis shot dead at the - israelis shot dead at the border crossing between the occupied west bank and jordan. a new poll finds kamala harris and donald trump are neck and neck two days before a pivotal presidential debate. the man who insists he is the rightful leader of venezuela has been granted asylum in spain and has vowed to contin

now, tonight, more in the way of thicker cloud in the north of scotland, orkney, shetland, also the westernlsewhere will lead to some fog patches, again, vale of york, southern scotland most pronea and it�*s here where temperatures will drop the furthest, mid single figures into tomorrow morning. like this morning, though, fog will take a while to shift but it will be gone by mid to late morning. the cloud across northern scotland, giving some early rain in shetland, will actually start to thin and break a bit more through the afternoon. a tiny bit more cloud through east anglia and the south east with more breeze, but, overall, a sunny and even warmer day tomorrow. temperatures in parts of northern scotland and the west of northern ireland 21 or 22 celsius. it�*s this area of high pressure keeping things dry and reasonably sunny. it nudges a little bit further northwards as we go through the middle part of the week, and that means to the south of the uk, slightly more breeze through the second half of the week, and that will bring a bit more in the way of cloud, at times, fairly well broke

here where the rain hangs around, and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkneyes tempered by the strength of the wind particularly so on wednesday, does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. live from washington. this is bbc news. venezuelan opposition presidential candidate edmundo gonzalez arrives in spain to seek asylum, in the wake ofjuly�*s disputed election result. three israelis are shot dead at a border crossing between the occupied west bank and jordan. a new poll finds donald trump and kamala harris neck?and—neck two days before a pivotal us presidential debate. hello, i�*m lucy hockings. the man who insists that he is the rightful leader of venezuela, edmundo gonzalez, has arrived in spain — seeking asylum and vowing to continue to fight for democracy. gonzalez has spent weeks in hiding after the oppostion said it could prove that he beat nicolas maduro. he told supporters in an audio message that he was threatened right up u

but as we start a sunday morning, we've still got cloud and rain persisting across orkney through theurther across central parts. a chilly start across scotland, perhaps with a touch of frost , but some touch of frost, but some sunshine as well. across northern ireland we're already seeing the start of that low pressure system bringing increasing amounts of cloud here, but further across eastern parts of england, that's where we'll hold on to some bright weather to start the day, but it will turn increasingly cloudy as the day progresses, and that's all to do with an area of low pressure moving in from the west. so we have got a met office wind warning in force, giving some strong winds , giving some strong winds, especially across southwestern parts of england and into wales , parts of england and into wales, 50 possibly up to 60mph. and that's also going to bring in some increasing amounts of cloud and rain further towards the east, though, holding on to a dner east, though, holding on to a drier day with some bright or hazy sunshine. but as the evening progresses, that low pressure

some showers also just moving into parts of shetland and orkney. many of us as we end the weekend. still some heavy rain around, but as we go through the course of the night, i think the rain beginning to ease, but still plenty of cloud and patchy rain in places dry across parts of scotland and northern ireland. but a keen wind beginning to develop here from the northwest. but for all of us it's a generally fairly mild night to come . so we start night to come. so we start monday off on a fairly grey and damp note across many parts of england and wales, but sunshine across scotland and northern ireland, and that will push its way into parts of wales and southwest england as the day goes on. but the further east you are remaining quite cloudy and damp as we go through the course of the day, and with this brisk north westerly wind beginning to develop, for most of us it will be feeling a little bit fresher, with highs in the south potentially up to 19 or 20 degrees. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> a

so cloudy conditions across scotland with outbreaks of rain pushing through, especially across orkneyee a few showers across northwestern parts of england, but on the whole, a largely dry night to come with some clear spells as well. it's not going to be as chilly as last night, but we could still see a touch of frost, especially in the countryside . but as we start countryside. but as we start sunday morning, we've still got cloud and rain persisting across orkney through the early start of the day, but further across central parts. a chilly start across scotland, perhaps with a touch of frost, but some sunshine as well. across northern ireland we're already seeing the start of that low pressure system bringing increasing amounts of cloud here, but further across eastern parts of england that's where we'll hold on to some bright weather to start the day, but it will turn increasingly cloudy as the day progresses, and that's all to do with an area of low pressure moving in from the west . pressure moving in from the west. so we have got a met office wind warning in force , giving some

caithness, sutherland , orkney as well as sutherland, orkney as well as the western isles seeing bluefurther south into central belt. it's cloudy , into central belt. it's cloudy, it's damp and the more persistent and heavier rain will be affecting northern ireland and most especially northeast england, where there is the risk of localised flooding and transport disruption. first thing because of 50 to 80mm of rain expected to accumulate through the day. that rain also continuing to affect north wales, parts of the north midlands. but for the southern half of england, as well as south wales , well, there will be south wales, well, there will be some brightness around, but also some brightness around, but also some heavy showers, perhaps even the odd rumble of thunder and some gusty winds along the coast. those winds, though coming from the southwest, will bnng coming from the southwest, will bring milder air. so where we avoid the showers, temperatures will reach 18 celsius further north. a cold day to come, particularly under the rain across northern england . then across northern en

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i think it will be particularly blustery in orkney, whereas across the western side of scotland, gustsa mixture of sunshine and heavy showers. here's our cold front diving southwards across england and wales. not a huge amount of rain on that, but you will notice the change to fresher air filtering in across northern ireland, northern england and wales as well. it's overnight that that cold air reaches right the way across the uk, a much colder night than we've been used to, with temperatures getting down to five in aberdeen and in newcastle as well. so a cold start to wednesday morning, it is a day of sunshine and blustery showers. the showers always most frequent across northern—western areas, driven in by the strong northwesterly winds. there will be some areas, though, that dodge the downpours. favoured for that would be parts of north—east england, but wherever you are, temperatures a lot lower — 11—15 degrees, that's below average for the time of year — the north—westerly winds making it feel a little bit colder yet. for thursday, a similar kind of day again, sunshine and bluster

here where the rain hangs around and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkneyf the wind — particularly so on wednesday — does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. closing the productivity gap. the eu is set to unveil how it can remain competitive in the green transition. google in the spotlight. the tech giant faces its second big us monopoly trial of the year. this timem focusing on its online ad business. and counting the cost of urban migration. we find out about those left behind in rural kenya. live from london, this is business today. i'm sally bundock. we start in brussels, where in just a few hours' time, a much anticipated report into the european union's flagging economic competitiveness and remedies to fix it will be presented. commissioned over a year ago, the report, authored by former european central bank chief mario draghi, is set to detail how and why the bloc has been falling behind its rivals in the us and china. it

ireland will bring one or two spots of rain, more particularly though across the highlands, hebrides, orkneyand after a chilly start this morning, it's going to stay on the cool side today at around 11 to 15 degrees. rain to start with tonight, then across the far north of scotland pushing its way towards shetland. some clearer skies at times elsewhere. and whilst it might not be quite as chilly as last night for some of you, four or five degrees in some eastern towns and cities could get lower than that in countryside. to give you a bit of a sunday chill, but under a ridge of high pressure, many will be dry. the big change comes from this spiralling its way in a next area of rain bearing low pressure with it, though some stronger winds. winds touching gale force quite quickly towards the southwest. the rain spreading in towards the southwest. wales and northern ireland in the morning, on and off elsewhere. bright start cloud increasing. best of the weather. the further north you are across scotland. exception being shetland. further showers to come here though as we go through sunday, and t

a biit of rain there moving across orkney and shetland. temperatures will dip away — towns and cities around 5—6 celsius. some spots in the countryside, i think could get quite close to freezing, say across parts of northern england. some early fog across parts of wales, the midlands up into northern england that will tend to clear them. we'll see lots of sunshine through the day tomorrow. a bit more cloud into the southeast corner where it will be quite breezy. could just see the odd light shower across kent and sussex. also more cloud rolling in across the western and northern isles withjust the odd spot of rain. some of that cloud, quite low, could be quite misty and murky across, say, parts of shetland. but the north of mainland scotland up to around 23 celsius. it is going to be a warm day tomorrow. that warm theme continues into the middle part of the week, and actually, the cloud in northern scotland is set to retreat northwards. could see a bit more in the way of low cloud, maybe some mistiness rolling in from the north sea. so som

here where the rain hangs around, and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkneye, temperatures tempered by the strength of the wind particularly so on wednesday, does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. us stock market slipped on fresh concerns over growth in the world largest economy. the paralympics go to a close, we take a look at the financial rewards athletes will receive. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. let's begin in the united states, where stock markets have fallen on concerns about what lies ahead for the economy. the benchmark s&p 500 fell by 1.7% while the nasdaq lost more than 2.5% on friday. this came after a jobs report suggested the labour market was weakening. here in asia, investors are watching japan, which will release its final gdp readings for the months of april to june. naomi fink from nikko asset management. markets were hoping it would rebound injuly and we did not get that and that is a so

here where the rain hangs around and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkneyay. so, although we'll see 12—18, i think those temperatures, tempered by the strength of the wind — particularly so on wednesday — does look as if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week, but we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. more online. live from london, this is bbc news. the impact of the covid pandemic on healthcare workers and patients in the uk is set to be examined as the public inquiry enters its next phase. the us secretary of state says the political exile of venezuela's opposition leader edmundo gonzalez is a direct result of its government's anti—democratic live from london, this is bbc news. the impact of the covid pandemic on healthcare workers and patients in the uk is set to be examined as the public inquiry enters its next phase. the us secretary of state says the political exile of venezuela's opposition leader edmundo gonzalez is a direct result of its government's anti—democratic measures. pope francis

more cloud in the mix across the north and the west of scotland, a bit of rain there moving across orkneyrts of east wales, into the midlands, perhaps up into northern england, as well. temperatures will dip away — towns and cities around 5—6 celsius, some spots in the countryside i think could get quite close to freezing, say, across parts of northern england. some early fog across parts of wales, the midlands, up into northern england, that will tend to clear, then we'll see lots of sunshine through the day tomorrow. a bit more cloud into the southeast corner, where it will be quite breezy. could just see the odd light shower across kent and sussex. also more cloud rolling in across the western and northern isles, withjust the odd spot of rain — some of that cloud quite low, could be quite misty and murky across, say, parts of shetland. but the north of mainland scotland, up to around 23 celsius — it will be a warm day tomorrow. that warm theme continues into the middle part of the week, and actually, the cloud in northern scotland is set to retreat northwards. could see a bit more in t

here where the rain hangs around and it could give some significant rainfall across the likes of orkneys if southern areas may see a ridge of high pressure building towards the end of the week. we will firm up end of the week. we will firm up on the details as the time goes on. this text in, starmer is right, my parents 79 and 80 have long said they shouldn't get the fuel allowance as they are lucky enough not to need it. the government should raise the threshold for those 1 million people just above it and ensure those in need have done i will get it. helen in milton keynes. i sent this to the labour party, a lifelong labour voter, as well as my parents and grandparents before me, i'd encourage the elderly to vote labour at the last election. i do not regret voting. this is unacceptable, this particular policy. that is what we are talking about. should the prime minister split domestic with plan a. he said he was willing to be unpopular two months on end for many people he has certainly cracked that one. let's see what you think about this. we will go to some calls and some texts. we w

more cloud in the mix across the north and the west of scotland, a bit of rain there moving across orkneyeratures will dip away — towns and cities around 5—6 celsius, some spots in the countryside i think could get quite close to freezing, say, across parts of northern england. some early fog across parts of wales, the midlands, up into northern england, that will tend to clear, then we�*ll see lots of sunshine through the day tomorrow. a bit more cloud into the southeast corner, where it will be quite breezy. could just see the odd light shower across kent and sussex. also more cloud rolling in across the western and northern isles, withjust the odd spot of rain — some of that cloud quite low, could be quite misty and murky across, say, parts of shetland. but the north of mainland scotland, up to around 23 celsius — it will be a warm day tomorrow. that warm theme continues into the middle part of the week, and actually, the cloud in northern scotland is set to retreat northwards. could see a bit more in the way of low cloud, maybe some mistiness rolling in from the north sea. so, some pa

orkney, shetland and the western isles, patchy rain put skies will lead to fog patches.ross northern scotland bringing any rain in shetland was deducted then and break a bit more. more clout in east anglia and the south it with more breeze. overall a sunny and even warmer day tomorrow. temperatures in parts of scotland and western northern ireland 21, 22. this area of high pressure is keeping things reasonably dry and sunny. it nudges further north into the middle part of the week. to the south of the uk more breeze and that will bring more in the way of cloud at times. the best of the sunshine further north. with a southerly breeze some of the highest temperatures could be around northern scotland, 2a, 25 possible. 2a with increased humidity towards the south of england and wales. high pressure there or thereabouts. low pressure starts to move its way in from the bay of biscay into france. what we have lots of sunshine by the end of the week and weekend whilst it still stays warm and sunny spells there is a greater chance, particularly in england and wales, or that the

tonight, more for cloud in northern scotland, orkney and shetland.late morning. the cloud in northern scotland gives only rain in shetland but will fend break through the afternoon. more cloud through east anglia and the south—east, with more breeze, but overall, a sunny and warm day tomorrow, temperatures in parts of northern scotland and the west of northern ireland 2122 celsius. high keeps things dry is reasonably is —— dry dry and reasonably sunny. to the south of the uk, slightly more breeze through the second half of the week, bringing more cloud at times. fairly well broken, still good sunny spells, but the best of the sunshine will be further north. with a southerly breeze, some of the high temperatures could be in northern scotland, 2a, 20 five celsius is possible. 2a celsius with increased humidity towards the south of england and wales. low pressure starts to nose in from the bay of biscay in france. while we have lots of sunshine this week, by the end of the week on the weekend, whilst it still stays warm with sunny spells, there is a gre

more cloud in the mix across the north and the west of scotland, a bit of rain there moving across orkneyll dip away — towns and cities around 5—6 celsius, some spots in the countryside i think could get quite close to freezing, say, across parts of northern england. some early fog across parts of wales, the midlands, up into northern england, that will tend to clear, then we'll see lots of sunshine through the day tomorrow. a bit more cloud into the south—east corner, where it will be quite breezy. could just see the odd light shower across kent and sussex. also more cloud rolling in across the western and northern isles, withjust the odd spot of rain — some of that cloud quite low, could be quite misty and murky across, say, parts of shetland. but the north of mainland scotland, up to around 23 celsius — it will be a warm day tomorrow. that warm theme continues into the middle part of the week, and actually, the cloud in northern scotland is set to retreat northwards. could see a bit more in the way of low cloud, maybe some mistiness rolling in from the north sea. so, some patchy cloud

i think it will be particularly blustery in orkney, whereas across the western side of scotland, gustsr air filtering in across northern ireland, northern england and wales as well. it's overnight that that cold air reaches right the way across the uk, a much colder night than we've been used to, with temperatures getting down to five in aberdeen and in newcastle as well. so a cold start to wednesday morning, it is a day of sunshine and blustery showers. the showers always most frequent across northern—western areas, driven in by the strong northwesterly winds. there will be some areas, though, that dodge the downpours. favoured for that would be parts of north east england, but wherever you are, temperatures a lot lower — 11—15 degrees, that's below average for the time of year — the north westerly winds making it feel a little bit colder yet. for thursday, a similar kind of day again, sunshine and blustery showers. the showers really frequent for northern scotland, the north west of both england and wales, and probably quite a few in northern ireland, too. temperatures 11—15 degrees,

but still across orkney we have got some longer spells of rain here and a few showers further towardsireland. cloudier skies in association with that area of low pressure. but further to the east you go dner but further to the east you go drier here with plenty of bright or hazy sunshine to start sunday morning. but it's going to be a different feel further towards the west. we've got stronger winds and we have got a met office wind warning in force through sunday with gusts 50 to 60mph, as well as some heavy outbreaks of rain. but further to the east you are. that's where we'll hold on to the best of the sunshine. perhaps just some milky skies out there feeling pleasant in the sunshine. up to 14 degrees in the north and slightly milder further towards the south. but unsettled for many of us on monday. we also have a rain warning in force for southern parts of england and wales , so parts of england and wales, so expect some difficult driving conditions and further flooding unsettled as well across northern ireland and scotland throughout much of monday. but turning drier as we head i

but still across orkney we have got some longer spells of rain here and a few showers further towardsd. cloudier skies in association with that area of low pressure. but further to the east you go dner but further to the east you go drier here with plenty of bright or hazy sunshine to start sunday morning , but it's going to be or hazy sunshine to start sunday morning, but it's going to be a different feel further towards the west. we've got stronger winds and we have got a met office wind warning in force through sunday with gusts 50 to 60mph, as well as some heavy outbreaks of rain, but further to the east you are. that's where we'll hold onto the best of the sunshine. perhaps just some milky skies out there feeling pleasant in the sunshine. up to 14 degrees in the north and slightly milder further towards the south. but unsettled for many of us on monday. we also have a rain warning in force for southern parts of england and wales , so parts of england and wales, so expect some difficult driving conditions and further flooding unsettled as well across northern ireland and scotland

that rain could cause issues for shetland and orkney. 40 and in some places 80mm of rain falling through main band of rain across western scotland and northern ireland, this rain sinking south into northern england ahead of it an area of cloud and some showers affecting west wales, as well as parts of southwest england, but some brighter spells in between now through tuesday morning. we've got cloud and rain sinking south through central parts. 1 or 2 showers to the south of this, but also some brighter weather. clear skies further north interspersed with heavy showers and that strong wind continuing in the north—east of scotland, making it feel particularly cold and temperatures will be lowering over the next few days. as this area of cloud and rain sinks south. the damp end to the day for southern parts of england and south wales. behind that, we've got clear spells and blustery showers, and the winds coming from the arctic, so that's going to make it feel cold. temperatures just reaching 12 to 15 celsius. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on video messa

i think shetland and orkney could see some disruption from heavy rain and strong winds during the dayl as blustery weather for western scotland, northern ireland heavy showers and gusty winds. an area of rain sinks south during the morning across northern england, reaching north wales and parts of the midlands by lunchtime. ahead of that, we've got thickening cloud for southern parts, with a few showers moving into wales and the southwest. perhaps 1 or 2 developing later in the southeast . so effectively it's southeast. so effectively it's a showery day, but with some longer spells of rain at times. for example, the end of the day across southern parts. 19 celsius in the south, 11 in the far north and northeast with 50 mile per hour wind gusts and the wind coming from the arctic. now that arctic wind is going to sweep across all parts by wednesday, that means it's going to feel cold in the wind. unusually so for the time of yeah unusually so for the time of year. frequent showers moving through as well, particularly in the north and northwest. but some sunshine in between, so it's not

i think shetland and orkney could see some disruption from heavy rain and strong winds during the dayblustery weather for western scotland, northern ireland heavy showers and gusty winds. an area of rain sinks south during the morning across northern england, reaching north wales and parts of the midlands by lunchtime. ahead of that, we've got thickening cloud for southern parts, with a few showers moving into wales and the southwest. perhaps 1 or 2 developing later in the southeast . so effectively it's a southeast. so effectively it's a showery day, but with some longer spells of rain at times. for example, the end of the day across southern parts, 19 celsius in the south, 11 in the far north and northeast with 50 mile per hour wind gusts and the wind coming from the arctic. now that arctic wind is going to sweep across all parts by wednesday, that means it's going to feel cold in the wind. unusually so for the time of yeah unusually so for the time of year. frequent showers moving through as well, particularly in the north and northwest. but some sunshine in between. so it's not go

, cloudy conditions remain across much of scotland, especially western areas, and across parts of orkneyin. temperatures will quickly fall away once again tonight. further across northern ireland again, a few showers remaining and across northwestern england coming down into wales as well. but largely dry further to the south. you go with some early evening sunshine as well. now as we go through this evening, cloud and rain persisting across parts of scotland, but elsewhere a largely fine dry night to come with some clear spells as well. we've got light winds as well and that will help temperatures drop away so we could still see a touch of frost tonight, but perhaps not quite as low as what we saw in the previous night. further towards the south, though, we will see the winds increasing. it's going to be a mild start here, but a windy start with outbreaks of rain as the next area of low pressure moves through. so we have got a met office wind warning in force for some strong, gusty winds of 50, possibly 60mph across the southwest and into parts of wales as well, but further towards the

ireland will bring one or two spots of rain, more particularly though across the highlands, hebrides, orkneyd off elsewhere. bright start cloud increasing. best of the weather. the further north you are across scotland. exception being shetland. further showers to come here though as we go through sunday, and then heavier bursts of rain into the southwest later as the rain eventually arrives into the midlands. another cool day by and large. a wet and windy evening then with gales around southern coast. the more persistent rain starts to push its way in by this stage, as a low pressure through sunday night into monday works its way eastwards and stalls where it stalls will dictate who sees the heaviest of the rain. one thing to keep an eye on at the moment, though, it looks like it could be parts of east anglia, northern england. sunshine and showers to the south. more persistent rain in northern ireland. a brighter day to the north east of scotland, but feeling cold in the wind. and some of that rain could linger into tuesday. you are alive with bbc news. welcome to our special coverage live

i think shetland and orkney could see some disruption from heavy rain and strong winds during the day ireland heavy showers and gusty winds. an area of rain sinks south during the morning across northern england, reaching north wales and parts of the midlands by lunchtime. ahead of that, we've got thickening cloud for southern parts, with a few showers moving into wales and the southwest. perhaps 1 or 2 developing later in the southeast. so effectively it's a showery day. but with some longer spells of rain at times. for example, the end of the day across southern parts. 19 celsius in the south, 11 in the far north and northeast with 50 mile per hour wind gusts and the wind coming from the arctic. now that arctic wind is going to sweep across all parts by wednesday, that means it's going to feel cold in the wind. unusually so for the time of yeah unusually so for the time of year. frequent showers moving through as well, particularly in the north and northwest. but some sunshine in between, so it's not going to be a complete washout. fewer showers on thursday and friday. more rain in

across parts of scotland, where we'll see a touch of frost in the sheltered glens but still across orkneynd a few showers further towards the west across northern ireland. cloudier skies in association with that area of low pressure. but further to the east you go dner but further to the east you go drier here with plenty of bright or hazy sunshine to start sunday morning, but it's going to be a different feel further towards the west. we've got stronger winds and we have got a met office wind warning in force through sunday, with gusts 50 to 60mph, as well as some heavy outbreaks of rain. but further to the east you are. that's where we'll hold onto the best of the sunshine. perhaps just some milky skies out there feeling pleasant in the sunshine. up to 14 degrees in the north and slightly milder further towards the south. but unsettled for many of us on monday. we also have a rain warning in force for southern parts of england and wales, so expect some difficult driving conditions and further flooding unsettled as well across northern ireland and scotland throughout much of monday. but

i think shetland and orkney could see some disruption from heavy rain and strong winds during the day. northern ireland heavy showers and gusty winds. an area of rain sinks south during the morning across northern england , reaching north northern england, reaching north wales and parts of the midlands by lunchtime. ahead of that, we've got thickening cloud for southern parts, with a few showers moving into wales and the southwest, perhaps 1 or 2 developing later in the southeast. so effective it's a showery day, but with some longer spells of rain at times. for example, the end of the day across southern parts 19 celsius in the south, 11 in the far north and northeast with 50 mile per hour wind gusts and the wind coming from the arctic. now that arctic wind is going to sweep across all parts by wednesday, that means it's going to feel cold in the wind. unusually so for the time of year. frequent showers moving through as well , showers moving through as well, particularly in the north and northwest. but some sunshine in between. so it's not going to be a complete washout. fewer showe

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but still across orkney we have got some longer spells of rain here and a few showers further towardsand. cloudier skies in association with that area of low pressure . with that area of low pressure. but further to the east you go dner but further to the east you go drier here with plenty of bright or hazy sunshine to start sunday morning, but it's going to be a different feel further towards the west. we've got stronger winds and we have got a met office wind warning in force through sunday with gusts 50 to 60mph, as well as some heavy outbreaks of rain. but further to the east you are. that's where we'll hold onto the best of the sunshine. perhaps just some milky skies out there feeling pleasant in the sunshine. up to 14 degrees in the north and slightly milder further towards the south, but unsettled for many of us. on monday. we also have a rain warning in force for southern parts of england and wales, so expect some difficult driving conditions and further flooding unsettled as well across northern ireland and scotland. throughout much of monday. but turning drier as we head int

rain in orkney and shetland fizzling out.orrow morning 's rush hour, which will start off milder than this morning. the low pressure is slow moving across england in particular on monday, and this time we start with heavy rain at east anglia and the south—east but parts of the north east, midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire and north east, midlands, lincolnshire, yorkshire and north—west england seeing the most persistent rain accompanied by strong winds. here we could see impact developed through monday. rain at times in the west and something brighter and milder towards the south and north—east of scotland. into tuesday, the area of low pressure still with us. slow to clear away and we will see strong winds. on wednesday it starts to shift away properly. on tuesday further outbreaks of rain in the east with the wind making it feel cold on the north—east coast but drier and brighter in the west. before the rain dissipates we could see some flooding issues. thankfully not on the scale we saw on the other side is hurricane helen

windy weather sweeping through northern scotland , i think northern scotland, i think shetland and orkneyom heavy rain and strong winds during the day, as well as blustery weather for western scotland. northern ireland heavy showers and gusty winds. an area of rain sinks south during the morning across northern england, reaching north wales and parts of the midlands by lunchtime ahead of that, we've got thickening cloud for southern parts, with a few showers moving into wales and the southwest. perhaps 1 or 2 developing later in the southeast. so effectively it's a showery day. but with some longer spells of rain at times. for example, the end of the day across southern parts, 19 celsius in the south, 11 in the far north and northeast with 50 mile per hour wind gusts and the wind coming from the arctic. now that arctic wind is going to sweep across all parts by wednesday, that means it's going to feel cold in the wind. unusually so for the time of yeah unusually so for the time of year. frequent showers moving through as well, particularly in the north and northwest. but some sunshine in

and it's a decent end to the day for scotland with plenty of sunny spells. 1 or 2 showers there for orkneyacross the western isles into parts of western northern ireland, as well . that's the ireland, as well. that's the frontal system i mentioned at the start, but otherwise clear spells into the evening for much of england and wales, the cloud tending to fizzle away . and tending to fizzle away. and under those clear skies overnight temperatures will fall again fairly quickly. 1 or 2 mist and fog patches will form, andifs mist and fog patches will form, and it's going to be another chilly night, unusually so for the time of year. you don't normally expect temperatures close to freezing overnight in the first half of september, but in main urban areas, i think temperatures will stay at 7 or 8 celsius. scotland and northern ireland, however, sees the cloud thickening and outbreaks of rain moving in mostly light and patchy. for western scotland and for much of saturday. it's largely dry away from higher parts of western and central scotland, but it will be cloudy . scotland, but it will be c

just about everywhere, with the exception of shetland and orkney, where we keep some low cloud and someern ireland clear blue skies likewise for much of england and wales , however, the england and wales, however, the east to north easterly breeze is freshening and that's going to bnng freshening and that's going to bring some low cloud into east anglia and parts of the midlands through the night. so yeah, it's going to turn increasingly cloudy across central and southeastern parts in the north though, while the cloud disappears and we will see lengthy clear spells leading to 1 or 2 mist and fog patches, and rather chilly in some places, particularly in some valleys and some glens. but we start off wednesday with plenty of dry weather at least there'll be some cloud across east wales into the midlands, central and southern england , but that will southern england, but that will tend to fizzle away and retreat back to the coast, where it could remain through much of the day. otherwise. blue skies by the afternoon across the country and once again highs into the low to mid 20s. >> that wa