paula mcgrath, thank you very much indeed. thank you. hello once again.for you. it is one of our weather watchers. this is getting a lot of play on twitter today. i tweeted that sometime ago. manteit yulara ‘s cloud. that will probably be a distant men —— memory. —— lenticularis cloud. some of the sheu —— lenticularis cloud. some of the shell is quite sharp. come the afternoon, plenty of them. further south, when we get rid of that rain in the south—eastern quarter, really rather lovely. not wall—to—wall sunshine but really acceptable for the second ofjuly. a bit more in the second ofjuly. a bit more in the way of cloud across east anglia but that will not stop the temperatures getting up to around 23 out east. more cloud across northern ireland. sunshine in rather short supply. i think there are some chances out east. the wind will be used from the sort of strength we will have seen through tonight. it will have seen through tonight. it will be a breezy old day in the showers could turn boundary to finish off your sunday across the far north west of scot

paula mcgrath, thank you very much indeed. thank you.e next few days across the british isles. what a superb at all. this is from one of our weather watchers, in debuchy. the week ahead, can we keep that sort of thing going? no, of course we can't. there will be rained for some, and then later in the week, especially in the south, it will turn really quite warm and muggy. in some areas, it really was a taste of summer some areas, it really was a taste of summer today. but on the western side of scotland, it looked a lot more like that. that all came from a weather front which overnight will be bringing its reign to the north—west of england, and through wales. following on behind, somewhat clearer skies. this is how we shape up clearer skies. this is how we shape up through monday. i think that weather front brings quite a bit of cloud into the southern half of the british isles. may be a passing shower elsewhere. 0n the grand scale, it is not really a bad day. that's monday. and then, joint to that weather front, what we will call tuesd

paula mcgrath, thank you very much indeed. thank you. hello once again.just want to update you on how we will start the new week. it will be on the mild side on central and southern parts. brighter skies in northern scotland. quite a bit of cloud associated with this front. there will be some rain through wales and the south—west of england as the game roll fun. we will drag a line of showers down towards the south—east. somewhat brighter skies following on behind. high of 23 or 24. feeling very warm across the south—eastern quarter. through the evening and overnight, we will push this area of cloud and rain and a new set of weather fronts through. to the south, it is quite close. to the north, brighter skies, the temperature only 13, 14 or 15. more details for the rest of the week online. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00pm: more signals that the 1% pay cap for public sector workers could be coming to an end. environment secretary michael gove suggests recommendations from independent panels may be accepted. plans to restrict foreign fishing boats

paula mcgrath, thank you very much indeed. thank you.see moving across scotla nd of cloud you can see moving across scotland and northern ireland is a weather front that will continue to push southwards, so the cloud will eventually thicken up with some rain getting into north—west england and wales this evening. brighter skies following on behind that. overnight, that strip of cloud works into the south, patchy outbreaks of rain developing, not a huge amount. many areas could stay dry. windy in scotland, particularly the northern isles, but a mild night for most. sunday starts off with those brisk winds, gradually easing for the northern isles. plenty of showers being driven into the western side of scotland, some will be heavy. the early morning rain moves away from southern england quickly and then cloud will break up, just like today, with sunny spells forecast widely on sunday. temperatures 18-23. this is bbc news. the headlines at six: the government says it will keep a close eye on kensington and chelsea council after its leader q