need to be sorted in respect of the tra ns—pennine route. now need to be sorted in respect of the trans-pennineaunched a review of hs2 and downing street has said today that this, the details of this scheme will only be confirmed once that review is complete, that it could be a consolation prize for cancelling hsz? a consolation prize for cancelling hs2? hs2 a consolation prize for cancelling h52? h52 cannot be cancelled. really? legislation has been passed, billions has been spent. but he could still kill it and legislate and cancel it. the government has no majority to legislate and there was a ten to one majority in parliament for its. is still there? the second phase going from birmingham to crewe, one of the last acts of the house of commons before recess was to pass that bill. borisjohnson could put a big question mark over the timetable of the funding and have another look at it which would be lethal. if he does that, not the end of hs2 because it's beyond the point of no return but it could massively add to the costs and delay it. that would also kill at birth hs three, the new trans—pe

across the southern uplands and the pennines, may be across the southern coast.t, a dry day with large amount of cloud but we will see spells of sunshine, especially across northern ireland, feeling warmer. for most, fairly light winds fire from some eastern coast. a brisk breeze taking the edge of highs of 18 or 19 celsius. typically, we are looking at 19—23dc asa typically, we are looking at 19—23dc as a top temperature. some fine conditions for the final of the cricket world cup. it will feign and break, with spells of sunshine and temperatures at lord's getting up to 21 celsius. monday is a similar day with an area of high pressure. i suspect we will see hardly any showers at all. the best of the sunshine with cloud building, temperatures up a notch. 19—24dc by the time we get to monday. three tuesday and wednesday we have an area of high pressure in charge but out in the atlantic, frontal systems working eastwards so by the time we get to thursday, most of us will be seeing some rain but for tuesday and wednesday, most stay mainly dry with good spells of sun

many people see the trans—pennine express is a bit ofa the trans—pennine express is a bit of a joke.will come back to you as soon as we can. minutes, we will come back to you as soon as we can. we'lljust get the weather first. after an exceptional week with very high temperatures by day and night, things are looking a lot more u nsettled things are looking a lot more unsettled this weekend, cooler and fresher conditions without breaks of rain, which could be heavy in places, so much so by the end of the weekend we could have a few areas looking at the risk of some minor flooding so one extreme to the next. this is the weather front associated with the heavy rain, tending to affect more northern, central and eastern parts of the country throughout this afternoon. we could see some flashes of lightning and rumbles of thunder across the eastern side of the rain band. the far north—east of scotland is not bad, some sunshine, quite warm and nice weather for northern ireland, parts of wales in the south—west where it's likely to stay dry all day. into sunday, the weather front shifts west

or two perhaps a hint into the pennines and one oi’ two showers perhaps a hint into the pennines andoaching the mid—20s. that is how the new week will begin. then looking at the picture for tuesday, high pressure is now retreating towards scandinavia and it looks like we will see some weather fronts approaching from the atlantic. as ever, this far out, timing is uncertain but it looks like part of the south and west seem most likely as those of france get closer to see at least a few showers developing and some of those could be quite heavy. again, temperatures widely in the low 20s. looking at the jet stream. this is the position of the jet stream. the high pressure was right across us at the start of the week. this big bridge in thejet stream. that is going to get squeezed out towards scandinavia, allowing the sum of the jet stream, allowing the sum of the jet stream, a bit ofa allowing the sum of the jet stream, a bit of a dip allowing the sum of the jet stream, a bit ofa dip in it, to allowing the sum of the jet stream, a bit of a dip in it, to approach from the adelaide zoo. tha

a couple of showers, across the southern uplands and the pennines, maybe across the southern coast.ly across northern ireland, feeling warmer. for most, fairly light winds fire from some eastern coast. a brisk breeze taking the edge off highs of 18 or 19 celsius. typically, we are looking at 19—23 as a top temperature. some fine conditions for the final of the cricket world cup. it will thin and break, with spells of sunshine and temperatures at lord's getting up to 21 celsius. monday is a similar day with an area of high pressure. i suspect we will see hardly any showers at all. the best of the sunshine with cloud building, temperatures up a notch. 19—24 by the time we get to monday. through tuesday and wednesday we have an area of high pressure in charge but out in the atlantic, frontal systems working eastwards so by the time we get to thursday, most of us will be seeing some rain but for tuesday and wednesday, most stay mainly dry with good spells of sunshine and temperatures starting to rise but turning wetter by thursday and friday. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. we'll be t

for others of us, hefty showers across the east pennines and down into the midlands.uth—east england. for most, dry and cloudy, the further west you are, temperatures between ten and 13 celsius. sunday, a day of variable and large amounts of cloud, sunny spells vertically across northern ireland and the western coast. showers across the pennines, higher ground in wales, possibly southern england, lighter winds than today. typically tomorrow, we are looking at 19 to 23 celsius. things stayed dry and warm as we going to monday and tuesday, temperature starting to climb but we could all see rain on wednesday and later into thursday. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11: the metropolitan police re—iterates that publishing leaked diplomatic telegrams could be a criminal offence. the warning follows the resignation of the british ambassador in washington. the police have been criticised for threatening prosecutions of the media over the leak. foreign secretaryjeremy hunt says he's told his iranian counterpart that the uk will assist with the release of a

there are still some showers across the pennines and scotland.mperatures between 12 and 15 degrees. there will be a lot of cloud around tomorrow as we start off but i am hopeful that will break up off but i am hopeful that will break up and we will see spells of sunshine. some showers across northern scotland and some later in the deeper central and southern scotland, across the pennines and down into the midlands, the odd heavy one. away from these areas largely with temperatures up in the 20s although a little call north coasts. sunday is mainly dry and fine on monday. it turns a little bit unsettled later in the week. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm carrie gracie. today at three: a man who stabbed a father to death on a train in surrey in front of his 14—year—old son is found guilty of murder. standstill! look at me! a standstill! look at me! a standstill! this is the moment darren pencille was arrested by body transport police, ed mod had a string of convictions for violence. a second royal navy warship is being sent to the gulf a

you could end up parts of the pennines.t the idea here that northern ireland, and the south—west see the driest weather and not just the south—west see the driest weather and notjust on saturday but into sunday as well stop this weather front may not be exactly sitting right here but we will keep you updated on how that shapes up but again coasted that they will be some heavy rain. elsewhere, it stays many dry and the might be one or two showers popping up but for many of us showers popping up but for many of us that we can weather the all about these much more comfortable to bridges. this is bbc news. the headlines: europe has been experienceing scorching heat, as sweltering weather brings record—breaking temperatures, across the continent. red alerts were issued in the north of france, and paris saw a record high. germany, netherlands, and parts of the uk also recorded their highest ever temperatures. up to 150 migrants are feared to have drowned in a shipwreck off libya. the un refugee agency said that it's the worst los

for others, we have had some hefty showers, particularly across eastern scotland, the pennines, downtheir energy, but a few drizzly showers may work their way down to the south—east corner. foremost, a dry night, large amounts of cloud, the skier —— clearest of the skies across south—western scotland, wales, into sunday, an area of high pressure building from the west. we have had some stronger wind today, and it should start to lose some of the strength. we will keep a couple of showers going, despite the area of high pressure, particularly across the southern uplands, the pennines, higher ground of wales, and maybe across southern coasts for a time. foremost, a dry day, large amount of cloud, but it will thin and break and so we will see some spells of sunshine, particularly across northern ireland, feeling warmer here tomorrow, and foremost, fairly light wind, apart from some eastern coasts, still a brisk breeze here, so taking the edge off of highs of 18-19. it so taking the edge off of highs of 18—19. it would be tomorrow, 19—23 asa 18—19. it would be tomorrow, 19—23 as a top te

high pressure there is still the chance of a couple of showers across the southern uplands, the penninesst a mainly dry day. good spells of sunshine months cloud through the morning starts to thin and break. winds are lighter tomorrow except along some eastern coasts, still is along some eastern coasts, still is a bit ofa along some eastern coasts, still is a bit of a brisk breeze which will ta ke a bit of a brisk breeze which will take the edge off temperatures here. for most we are looking at the 20-23dc, for most we are looking at the 20—23dc, pleasantly warm when we get the afternoon sunshine. it is looking dry for the cricket world cup final at lord's. a fair amount of cloud in the morning, it will slowly thin and bleak, sunshine. monday, more of the same, high pressure is with us, mainly dry with good spells of sunshine particularly through the morning. cloud bubbling up through the morning. cloud bubbling up through the day, spreading out a bit, should not spoil things too much. temperatures up a bit on monday. high pressure is still with us as we go monday. high pressure is still

it is notjust here in yorkshire, over the pennines in manchester this evening waters have been risingd the south of the city near manchester airport. problems on the 60 at some major congestion and issues and transport routes in manchester. in terms of the forecast ahead, on both sides of the pennines, here in bellerby and joanne north yorkshire, they are crossing their fingers it will not get any worse, but there is still the possibility of thunderstorms going ahead over the next 24—hour is. pulled out of the flood, this toddler was carried out of raging water. his family were in the car when rescuers reached them. they came at the fields and waded through to the back of our car and rescued us to the back of our car and rescued us and a few others from the boot of oui’ us and a few others from the boot of our power. the boot, yeah, i guess we we re our power. the boot, yeah, i guess we were on a slope, it seemed like the water was lowest in service that way. this is a deluge, a flash flood which submerged cars and washed roads away and destroyed bridges. five years ago the to a diffe

into the midlands and one oi’ pennines into the midlands and one or two reading the south—east of englandt 23—24 in the south, low 20s further north. the championships continue this weekend, finals weekend at wimbledon, just a small outside chance of a shower on saturday, should be dry by sunday. if you are heading through sunday, second half of the weekend will be the driest half, we are still expecting one or two isolated showers at this time further west. a breeze coming off the north sea making it feel cool of the eastern scotla nd making it feel cool of the eastern scotland on the east coast of england, as this weather towards the west or south—west, around 23 degrees in cardiff. lots of sport happening this weekend, should be dry for the british grand prix at silverstone on sunday, quite cloudy, north—easterly breeze, 19 degrees and a similar picture for the cricket world cup, also on sunday at lords. largely dry, good sunshine and a settled breeze. that comes into the start of the working week, but things get more unsettled from midweek onwards. just looking at what is happening on

the chance of a couple of showers because the southern uplands and the pennines.ill a fairly brisk breeze along the eastern coasts are taking back the temperatures here, i7—i8dc. for most looking at high speed to 19 and 23 celsius. we will keep the sunshine for monday and tuesday, temperatures on the rise again, later in the week we could see a bit of rain. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8: the metropolitan police re—iterates that publishing leaked diplomatic telegrams could be a criminal offence. the warning follows the resignation of the british ambassador in washington. the police have been criticised for threatening prosecutions of the media over the leak. it cannot conceivably be right that newspapers or any other media organisation publishing such material should face prosecution. foreign secretaryjeremy hunt says he's told his iranian counterpart that the uk will assist with the release of an oil tanker,

. —— across the pennines.ing to see this big commitment, the new which we want to see, and improvement of the line and the relationship between manchester and leeds to bring those cities closer together, as one set closer today. but that isn't any use if it doesn't come with a network that also includes places like liverpool, hull, newcastle. and what boris johnson said in the questions was that the government, as it was under theresa may was looking at that, but we we re theresa may was looking at that, but we were previously waiting a long time to get a decision on northern powerhouse rail. by accelerating the decision, that is what businesspeople want to see and we will be making a decision in the autumn rather dragging this out. i think particularly if there is no question that we need improvements between leeds and manchester, that means we can debate the detail which is making sure bradford gets real benefits, making sure this is that sheffield benefits of two. benefits, making sure this is that sheffiel

but we as northern leaders, business leaders, our mayors and civic leaders across the pennines, needl of it now, make sure that our plan is accepted by government and make sure that we get it built — because it is notjust enough to talk about infrastructure, you have to deliver it. i think that today what we have got is very much the backing of the prime minister, but it's for us to lead this and we should be driving forward with it. because if we have leaders and powers, we can do much more for ourselves because we don't always want to rely on the support of prime ministers. we want to be permanently in control of our own destiny and notjust for the next months, and i think that is the battle, to permanently transfer power to the north of england and that will genuinely fulfil the mission that the northern powerhouse missiong that george osborne started in this very building building five years ago. thank you much, henry. as henry was saying, the devil will be in the detail, broadbrush announcements have been welcomed across the spectrum. the labour mayor of greater manchester andy

through this evening, some continuing through southern scotland, the pennines, the east midlands andthe sky, and a little fresher than the last few nights for some of us, now is 12—15 degrees. tomorrow may start with large amounts of cloud, but breaking up, and through the day we will see spells of sunshine. 0ne up, and through the day we will see spells of sunshine. one or two showers across northern scotland, the sun breaking out across eastern scotland, the pennines, the midlands, some heavy showers into the afternoon, but the vast majority avoiding those and staying dry. temperatures generally 21—23 degrees, cooler for temperatures generally 21—23 degrees, coolerfor north temperatures generally 21—23 degrees, cooler for north sea coasts with the breeze from the sea. similaron with the breeze from the sea. similar on sunday, a lot of dry weather around, high pressure in charge by the stage, not too many showers at all. there was temperatures down on where they have been, 23 degrees in cardiff, still cooler for the north sea coast, been, 23 degrees in cardiff, still coolerfor the n

a couple of showers going, despite the high pressure, particular cross pennines and higher grounds inast, but for most, a dry day. large amounts of cloud but it will feign and break and we will all see spells of sunshine, particularly across northern ireland, feeling warmer here tomorrow and foremost, fairly light winds apart from some eastern coasts, still a brisk breeze here so taking the edge of highs of 18 or 19 celsius. typically tomorrow, 19 to 23 celsius is a top temperature. a fairamount of 23 celsius is a top temperature. a fair amount of cloud through the morning and lord's, sunshine through the afternoon, temperatures at lord's getting up to 21 celsius. into monday, similar sort of day. foremost, dry, isuspect into monday, similar sort of day. foremost, dry, i suspect we will see hardly any showers at all on monday. the best of the sunshine through the morning, the cloud tending to build for the afternoon, temperatures perhaps up a notch, 19 to 2a celsius by the time we get to monday. as we had three tuesday and wednesday, we've still got this area of high pressure in charg

later in the day, a few cropping up down the pennines, in towards the midlands, and perhaps the odd onesouth—east of england as well. elsewhere, a lot of dry weather. the cloud should thin and break during the day and allow some sunshine to break through. with temperatures in the region of around 17—24 degrees. so reasonably warm still through the day on saturday. of course, the action continues at the championships in wimbledon. during saturday, we are expecting mainly dry and settled weather. there is just the outside chance of a shower or two. by sunday, it looks like things should be dry at wimbledon. so heading through saturday evening, you can seejust a few showers continuing down the spine of england. they should tend to fade away overnight as we move on into sunday as higher pressure builds in from the west. temperatures a fraction cooler, i think, first thing sunday morning. it won't be too warm or humid. some spells of sunshine from the word go for many of us, but still some patchy cloud drifting about. the wind turning more northerly, so that will draw in a bit more cloud and

half of the weekend dry and fine but some hefty show is around the eastern side of scotland, the pennineseast england. high—pressure easing the showers. if few going across south—east england and east anglia. good spells of sunshine for most of us at the chance of rain over northern england and wales and maybe one or two across south—west england. the south coast, some breeze. finally dry conditions for the cricket world cup at lourdes in london. a lot of cloud around through the morning but increasing of sunshine, gentle north—easterly breeze. similar conditions for wimbledon as well. a fine and today from mice. late spells of sunshine. in creasing cloud overnight across northern and eastern scotland, eastern england. the odd patch of drizzle but mostly dry. lows between eight and i3 celsius overnight. the area of high pressure still with us. we will all see some warm spells of sunshine through the day. fairly light winds. changing wind direction so along the eastern coasts. as a going into tuesday, we're still on to that area of high pressure but this frontal system starting to make inr

think particularly through parts of northern england and southern scotland, the higher parts of the pennines about 100 millimetres of rain by the time it's said and done. the driest weather over the weekend looks to be towards northern ireland, wales and the south—west. this is our — then saturday is shaping up, and look at these temperatures. much, much more comfortable. and then as we look into sunday, what you'll still have that weather front, again, it may not be exactly where it's looking here, but through parts of scotland, northern and eastern england, still keeping much of wales and the south—west of northern ireland away from that. and bar the odd shower, it will be dry with a mix of cloud and sunshine. and again, those temperatures are much, much more comfortable. that's your latest forecast. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today: record breaking heat brings chaos on the railways. the disruption looks set to continue, even as the temperature falls. exceptional heat to replace by something much fresher. borisjohnson says his pl

think, particularly through parts of northern england and southern scotland, the higher parts of the penninesof rain by the time it's said and done. the driest weather over the weekend looks to be towards northern ireland, wales and the south—west. this is our — then saturday is shaping up, and look at these temperatures. much, much more comfortable. and then as we look into sunday, what you'll still have that weather front, again, it may not be exactly where it's looking here, but through parts of scotland, northern and eastern england, still keeping much of wales and the south—west of northern ireland away from that. and bar the odd shower, it will be dry with a mix of cloud and sunshine. and again, those temperatures are much, much more comfortable. that's your latest forecast. welcome to bbc news. our top stories: scorching heat in europe, as the sweltering weather brings record—breaking temperatures, across the continent. scores of migrants are feared drowned, in a deadly shipwreck off the coast of libya. the un says it must be a turning point. the usjustice department reinstates capital

cloud will push in across north wales in north—west england, north—east england, to the east of the penninesturning pretty grey, rain pepping up again across western scotland through the afternoon. but, with some shelter for the mountains in eastern scotland, aberdeen down to edinburgh, we should hold onto a little bit of brightness and temperatures around 18 degrees. now that cloud and rain which has been plaguing northern areas will start to move its way southwards during friday night. behind it, the skies will start to clear across scotland and ahead of that band of cloud and patchy rain we'll keep some clear skies in the south as well. temperatures as we start saturday between 10—15 degrees. that band of cloud and patchy rain will start off the weekend across northern england and northern ireland, associated with this, a cold front. you can tell it's a cold front by the blue triangles here. and behind that cold front, well, the air turns cooler and fresher. but the front is likely to drag its heels, though, there will be a zone of cloudy here and potentially damp weather. i'm not expecti

cloud will push in across north wales in north—west england, north—east england, to the east of the pennineslittle bit of brightness through the day. northern ireland turning pretty grey, rain pepping up again across western scotland through the afternoon. but, with some shelter for the mountains in eastern scotland, aberdeen down to edinburgh, we should hold onto a little bit of brightness and temperatures around 18 degrees. now that cloud and rain which has been plaguing northern areas will start to move its way southwards during friday night. behind it, the skies will start to clear across scotland and ahead of that band of cloud and patchy rain we'll keep some clear skies in the south as well. temperatures as we start saturday between 10—15 degrees. that band of cloud and patchy rain will start off the weekend across northern england and northern ireland, associated with this, a cold front. you can tell it's a cold front by the blue triangles here. and behind that cold front, well, the air turns cooler and fresher. but the front is likely to drag its heels, though, there will be a zone o

some of the heavier showers could be across more eastern portions of england, perhaps across the penninestures up to 27. but more typically, temperatures for most areas low to mid 20s. now, looking at the low pressure towards the middle part of the week, an area of low pressure is going to be moving off the atlantic, ultimately pushing a band of rain in, with strengthening north—westerlies as well. so turning wet for northern ireland and western scotland through the morning. a dry start for eastern scotland and for england and wales on wednesday, with some morning sunshine. things will tend to cloud over as the day goes by, with the rain getting into western fringes of england and wales, and across into eastern scotland as well. now, to the east of our weather front, that‘s where the highest temperatures are going to be. we‘ll still be reaching temperatures of around 25 for norwich and london, still feeling rather humid, but ultimately that weather front will push through. it‘s a cold front, and it will be bringing that fresher air right the way across the country by the time we get to th

some of the heavier showers could be across more eastern portions of england, perhaps across the penninest, it's going to be a fine, sunny afternoon, feeling warm and humid, temperatures up to 27. but more typically, temperatures for most areas low to mid 20s. now, looking at the low pressure into the middle part of the week, an area of low pressure is going to be moving off the atlantic, ultimately pushing a band of rain in, with strengthening north—westerlies as well. so turning wet for northern ireland and western scotland through the morning. a dry start for eastern scotland and for england and wales on wednesday, with some morning sunshine. things will tend to cloud over as the day goes by, with the rain getting into western fringes of england and wales, and across into eastern scotland as well. now, to the east of our weather front, that's where the highest temperatures are going to be. we'll still be reaching temperatures of around 25 for norwich and london, still feeling rather humid, but ultimately that weather front will push through. it's a cold front, and it will be bringing t

some of the heavier showers could be across more eastern portions of england, perhaps across the penninest. but towards the south—east, it's going to be a fine, sunny afternoon, feeling warm and humid, temperatures up to 27. but more typically, temperatures for most areas low to mid 20s. now, looking at the low pressure into the middle part of the week, an area of low pressure is going to be moving off the atlantic, ultimately pushing a band of rain in, with strengthening north—westerlies as well. so turning wet for northern ireland and western scotland through the morning. a dry start for eastern scotland and for england and wales on wednesday, with some morning sunshine. things will tend to cloud over as the day goes by, with the rain getting into western fringes of england and wales, and across into eastern scotland as well. now, to the east of our weather front, that's where the highest temperatures are going to be. we'll still be reaching temperatures of around 25 for norwich and london, still feeling rather humid, but ultimately that weather front will push through. it's a cold fron

through the day we could catch the odd shower through parts of the pennines down towards the midlands between 17 and 2a celsius. a small chance of a shower at wimbledon. on sunday higher pressure builds so it looks like the drier day of the weekend. just a gentle northerly breeze. a little cooler around the eastern coast of scotla nd cooler around the eastern coast of scotland and eastern england with the breeze coming from the north sea. the warmest weather on sunday towards the south—west with highs of around 23. goodbye for now. this is bbc world news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories... braced for storm barry, louisiana declares a state of emergency, with warnings of high winds and heavy flooding as the tropical storm gathers strength. facebook reportedly faces a multi—billion dollar fine over the misuse of personal data and privacy breaches. testing times in the relationship between the us and turkey as ankara takes delivery of a russian missile defence system. and wimbledon prepapres for the first of its major finals this weekend as simona halep takes on serena williams.

for others, a few hefty showers, particularly across the eastern side of scotland, into the pennines,nds, east anglia and south—east england. this building area of high pressure through the early hours of sunday morning will tend to ease away most of the showers but we could keep one or two going first on sunday across east anglia and south—east england. a lot of cloud around to start the day. it will thin and break. we'll all see some spells of sunshine, particularly across northern ireland, a fine day here. still the chance of one or two showers across the higher ground of scotland, northern england and wales. maybe one or two across south—west england, but most will have a mainly dry day, fairly light winds as well, except for eastern coasts. brisker breeze here, a bit more in the way of cloud at times, just keeping temperatures pegged back to around 17 or 18 celsius. further west, in the best of the sunshine, 21—24 celsius. some fine conditions for the cricket world cup final at lord's. a lot of cloud around through the morning, but it will thin and break and by the afternoon some

think particularly through parts of northern england and southern scotland, the higher parts of the penninesample, could amass around about 100 millimetres of rain by the time it's said and done. the driest weather over the weekend looks to be towards northern ireland, wales and the south—west. this is our — then saturday is shaping up, and look at these temperatures. much, much more comfortable. and then as we look into sunday, what you'll still have that weather front, again, it may not be exactly where it's looking here, but through parts of scotland, northern and eastern england, still keeping much of wales and the south—west of northern ireland away from that. and bar the odd shower, it will be dry with a mix of cloud and sunshine. and again, those temperatures are much, much more comfortable. that's your latest forecast. this is the briefing. i'm victoria fritz. our top story: eu leaders reject boris johnson's brexit policy — after his first speech to uk mps. scores of migrants are feared drowned off the coast of libya. the un says it must be a turning point. from the streets to salvat

showers for northern scotland and the pennines.hrough the evening. 0vernight, a fine story, however, and with clear skies it could actually turn pretty chilly in some of the glens to the north. lows of two or three degrees. low enough for a grass frost. monday dawns fine and clear for the majority, and there will be plenty of sunshine around through the day. more widespread, if anything, than today. but come the afternoon, we will see cloud thickening for northern ireland, a warm front moving in and then some for northern ireland, a warm front moving in and then some rain by the evening. temperatures for monday, well, average values, basically. we are looking at 16 in aberdeen, warm in newcastle, up to 17. 21 or 22 to the south. we should have a fine day for wimbledon on monday, with some pleasant spells of sunshine. courtside should feel pretty comfortable as 20 or 21 degrees. later in the increasing chance of seeing some disruption to play. tuesday, i think any rain will stay to the north as this frontjust tips in. high pressure

a couple of showers across the pennines, one or two for lincolnshire and parts of east anglia. 0vernightf rural spots. we were down below 2 degrees in northern ireland this morning. lots of sunshine to come on monday, more widespread if anything than today. essentially a fine day until the afternoon when that warm front comes into play for northern ireland thickening up the cloud and bringing outbreaks of rain. not especially heavy but greyer and wetter. the front starts to go into the uk, high pressure claims on in the uk, high pressure claims on in the south but for northern ireland, quite cloudy prospects but should the drier is the day goes by. some outbreaks of rain which could be heavy across the likes of cumbria and central parts of scotland. the average values are 16 — 22 in the south. the middle part of the week isa south. the middle part of the week is a showery outlook across the northern half of the uk. some possible lively showers on friday but stick with us because it looks better by next weekend if you are after some fair weather, the high pressure will return and some war

you can see the wind bringing showers into north—east of scotland, a few sharp ones across the pennines and the south of that weather front. the wind is relatively light so feeling pleasa nt wind is relatively light so feeling pleasant in that strong july sunshine. temperature is about average for this time of year. into the high teens, low 20s on saturday. mostly fine on monday, but showers on tuesday. this is bbc news i'm i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: can iran's nuclear deal be saved? france looks into fresh talks with tehran after warnings it's ready to enrich more uranium. docking despite the warnings. a boat carrying migrants arrives on the italian island of lampedusa — but no—one's allowed to disembark. california braces itself for aftershocks after the most powerful earthquake to hit the state in 20 years. and joao gilberto — who brought bossa nova to the world

, parts of the pennines into east anglia, some heavy and thundery.nd mainly dry. still breezy out there, between 18 and 22 degrees for most of us, 2a in the warmer parts of southern area. royal portrush for the third day of the open looks good, but look at this for tomorrow, things will turn very interesting for the final round and the wind will start to pick up as well. before we get to tomorrow's forecast, let's finish off today. still some evening showers across eastern areas, but they will quickly die away and the bulk of the night is going to be dry, clear and lower temperatures as well, around ten to 14 temperatures as well, around ten to 1a degrees overnight and into sunday morning. sunday starts with a lot of sunshine. it will not end that way. some cloud is going to build, you may catch an isolated shower but then proper rain coming back towards northern ireland as the morning goes on. it's there for the afternoon and pushes across more of scotland, eventually reaching north—west england and north wales later in the afternoon and into the ev

particularly for parts of northern and eastern scotland, and later in the day a few cropping up down the penninesdd one reaching the south—east of england as well. elsewhere a lot of dry weather, the cloud should break up throughout the day, allowing the sunshine to break through, temperatures in the region around 17—211, reasonably warm through the day on saturday. of course, the action continues at the championships in wimbledon, during saturday we are expecting mainly dry and settled weather but there is the outside chance of the odd shower, but by sunday things should be dry at wimbledon. heading through saturday evening you can see some showers continuing down the spine of england but they should tend to fade away overnight as we move on into sunday, as higher pressure builds in from the west. temperatures a fraction cooler first thing sunday morning, won't be too warm and humid and there will be some spells of sunshine from the word go for many of us, but still some patchy cloud drifting about, the winds turning more northerly so that will draw in a bit more cloud and a bit cooler feel arou

cloud will push in across north wales in north—west england, north—east england, to the east of the penninesthrough the day. northern ireland turning pretty grey, rain pepping up again across western scotland through the afternoon. but, with some shelter for the mountains in eastern scotland, aberdeen down to edinburgh, we should hold onto a little bit of brightness and temperatures around 18 degrees. now that cloud and rain which has been plaguing northern areas will start to move its way southwards during friday night. behind it, the skies will start to clear across scotland and ahead of that band of cloud and patchy rain we'll keep some clear skies in the south as well. temperatures as we start saturday between 10—15 degrees. that band of cloud and patchy rain will start off the weekend across northern england and northern ireland, associated with this, a cold front. you can tell it's a cold front by the blue triangles here. and behind that cold front, well, the air turns cooler and fresher. but the front is likely to drag its heels, though, there will be a zone of cloudy here and potenti

consider north—westerly wind bringing showers into the gnostics of scotland, sharp ones across the pennineson. by northern england into the afternoon. by that stage we should have cleared the remnants of the showers in the south and that by the front. winds are relatively light so feeling present in that strong july sunshine, temperatures reaching about average for this time of year as we saw during the day on saturday, into the low 20s in the north and towards 21 or 22 in the south. cooler than it has been and fresher. most are fine on monday but showers on tuesday. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. the president of orion has urged other countries to save the deal with a phone call with the french president emanuel macron. it has announced on sunday it is raising its level of uranium enrichment, further breaching the agreement.

think particularly through parts of northern england and southern scotland, the higher parts of the pennines and done. the driest weather over the weekend looks to be towards northern ireland, wales and the south—west. this is our — then saturday is shaping up, and look at these temperatures. much, much more comfortable. and then as we look into sunday, what you'll still have that weather front, again, it may not be exactly where it's looking here, but through parts of scotland, northern and eastern england, still keeping much of wales and the south—west of northern ireland away from that. and bar the odd shower, it will be dry with a mix of cloud and sunshine. and again, those temperatures are much, much more comfortable. that's your latest forecast. this is the business briefing. i'm victoria fritz. primed for growth. amazon sales jump as it invests heavily in one—day delivery. but the spending spree weighs on profits. plus — flagging a rate cut. the ecb signals stimulus is on the way — as trade wars and brexit weigh on the economy. and on the markets: us stocks fall back from their record

for others, a few hefty showers, particularly across the eastern side of scotland, into the pennines,south—east england. this building area of high pressure through the early hours of sunday morning will tend to ease away most of the showers but we could keep one or two going first on sunday across east anglia and south—east england. a lot of cloud around to start the day. it will thin and break. we'll all see some spells of sunshine, particularly across northern ireland, a fine day here. still the chance of one or two showers across the higher ground of scotland, northern england and wales. maybe one or two across south—west england, but most will have a mainly dry day, fairly light winds as well, except for eastern coasts. brisker breeze here, a bit more in the way of cloud at times, just keeping temperatures pegged back to around 17 or 18 celsius. further west, in the best of the sunshine, 21—24 celsius. some fine conditions for the cricket world cup final at lord's. a lot of cloud around through the morning, but it will thin and break and by the afternoon some spells of sunshine,

looking cloud as well producing beefy showers all the way from eastern scotland down across the pennines perhaps into south—east england and east anglia overnight. a few showers will keep going. elsewhere fairly dry. clear skies the further west you. a cooler night than the one just gone. 10—14 celsius typically. sunday starts with a lot of cloud. showers along the south coast. the area of high pressure building. easing away most of the showers. south—east england could see a few showers first thing but they will fade. the cloud will theme and break so we will see spells of sunshine through the day. showers on the high ground of scotland, northern england and maybe some in north—west england. on the east coast, a little bit risk. a bit of cloud. further west, 21 — 24 celsius and a fine day in northern ireland. dry for the cricket world cup final. thinning and breaking by the afternoon, the cloud. gentle north—easterly breeze. similar conditions at wimbledon as well. a fairly quiet note for the new week. mainly dry. best of the sunshine through the morning and the cloud building through t

particularly for parts of northern and eastern scotland, and later in the day a few cropping up down the penninest of england as well. elsewhere a lot of dry weather, the cloud should break up throughout the day, allowing the sunshine to break through, temperatures in the region around 17—211, reasonably warm through the day on saturday. of course, the action continues at the championships in wimbledon, during saturday we are expecting mainly dry and settled weather but there is the outside chance of the odd shower, but by sunday things should be dry at wimbledon. heading through saturday evening you can see some showers continuing down the spine of england but they should tend to fade away overnight as we move on into sunday, as higher pressure builds in from the west. temperatures a fraction cooler first thing sunday morning, won't be too warm and humid and there will be some spells of sunshine from the word go for many of us, but still some patchy cloud drifting about, the winds turning more northerly so that will draw in a bit more cloud and a bit cooler feel around these eastern coasts of en

some slightly sharper ones for the pennines, a big difference across the north sea coast tomorrow withfor those average temperatures into the week ahead as well. good afternoon. the former conservative leader, iain duncan smith, says more work needs to be done to ensure that party members do not vote twice when they elect the country's next prime minister. a bbc investigation has uncovered evidence that some members have received two ballot papers. around 160,000 people are being sent postal ballots as they decide whether to endorse borisjohnson orjeremy hunt as tory leader. manveen rana reports.

the pennines, could end up with around 100 millimetres of rain. ireland, wales and the south—west see the dry weather and not just wales and the south—west see the dry weather and notjust on saturday but into sunday as well to stop this weather front may not be exactly sitting right here but we will keep you updated on how that shapes up but close to that there will be heavy rain. elsewhere, it stays many dry but there will be one or two showers popping up but i think many of us, the weather will be all about is much more comfortable temperatures. welcome to bbc news. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: scorching heat in europe, as the sweltering weather brings record—breaking temperatures across the continent. scores of migrants are feared drowned in a deadly shipwreck off the coast of libya. the un says it must be a turning point. the usjustice department reinstates capital punishment, scheduling the first executions in 16 years. from the streets to salvation — how gang members in el salvador are finding a new path in life.

cloud will push in across north wales in north—west england, north—east england, to the east of the penninesrning pretty grey, rain pepping up again across western scotland through the afternoon. but, with some shelter for the mountains in eastern scotland, aberdeen down to edinburgh, we should hold onto a little bit of brightness and temperatures around 18 degrees. now that cloud and rain which has been plaguing northern areas will start to move its way southwards during friday night. behind it, the skies will start to clear across scotland and ahead of that band of cloud and patchy rain we'll keep some clear skies in the south as well. temperatures as we start saturday between 10—15 degrees. that band of cloud and patchy rain will start off the weekend across northern england and northern ireland, associated with this, a cold front. you can tell it's a cold front by the blue triangles here. and behind that cold front, well, the air turns cooler and fresher. but the front is likely to drag its heels, though, there will be a zone of cloudy here and potentially damp weather. i'm not expecting

showers across northern scotland and northern england with the threat of the odd sharper one for the penninesn newcastle. up to 21—22 further south. a fresher story on saturday. in the evening and overnight a dry picture with clear skies, quite chilly across northern scotland, loads of just two chilly across northern scotland, loads ofjust two or three degrees but monday dance dry and bright with plenty of sunshine again. northern ireland is picking up a thickening cloud as a warm weather front arrives and we were seen rain spreading in for the evening. on monday highs of 16 in aberdeen and up monday highs of 16 in aberdeen and up to 23 in cardiff. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... leaked emails from the british ambassador to washington have described president trump‘s administration as "inept", "insecure" and "incompetent". iran says it has breached yet another condition of its 2015 international nuclear agreement. protesters have gathered in hong kong for another big rally against china‘s increasing control over the territory. the department of health plans to spend £3 million on a

some of the heavier showers could be across more eastern portions of england, perhaps across the penninesafternoon, feeling warm and humid, temperatures up to 27. but more typically, temperatures for most areas low to mid 20s. now, looking at the low pressure into the middle part of the week, an area of low pressure is going to be moving off the atlantic, ultimately pushing a band of rain in, with strengthening north—westerlies as well. so turning wet for northern ireland and western scotland through the morning. a dry start for eastern scotland and for england and wales on wednesday, with some morning sunshine. things will tend to cloud over as the day goes by, with the rain getting into western fringes of england and wales, and across into eastern scotland as well. now, to the east of our weather front, that's where the highest temperatures are going to be. we'll still be reaching temperatures of around 25 for norwich and london, still feeling rather humid, but ultimately that weather front will push through. it's a cold front, and it will be bringing that fresher air right the way acro

possible this afternoon for northern and eastern scotland, one or two or sharper once across the penninesas well. a rather cool feel across northern scotla nd rather cool feel across northern scotland and the north—east of england. to the south, a fresher affair than yesterday. highs of 26 yesterday in hampshire. today, we are looking at 22 in cardiff, where richard bright next few hours. also brighterfor the richard bright next few hours. also brighter for the south—east through the afternoon, a bit more cloud will feed and the west of wales. through the evening and overnight, the odd showerfor the evening and overnight, the odd shower for lincolnshire. the evening and overnight, the odd showerfor lincolnshire. parts the evening and overnight, the odd shower for lincolnshire. parts of east anglia. a dry night on the whole. clear skies and quite chilly in some rural spots in scotland. in the glens, down to two three degrees. may be a patchy grass frost here first thing. monday dawned bright and clear for the here first thing. monday dawned bright and clearfor the majority. there will be m