quite a bit of cloud to the eastern side of the pennines and an onshore breeze, all of it helping tocts won't be felt across the south—west of england or the south—east of wales, temperatures here perhaps a fraction higher than they were during the course of monday. london, perhaps a little bit cooler here, but as we get up to the north—west of england, still plenty of heat, cooler on the eastern side of the pennines. for northern ireland, scotland, quite a bit of sunshine around but you're on the cooler side of the weather front so those temperatures nowhere near as high as the ones i've indicated in the south. you don't need me to tell you the pollen levels have been extraordinarily high of late, that's the way it stays i'm afraid for much of the british isles through tuesday. the uv levels are also very high and where you get the sun for any length of time you've got to start thinking about protection. from tuesday and into wednesday, as far ahead as that we could still talk about the hot air from iberia and the near continent to the extent that somewhere across the south—eastern

quite a bit of cloud to the eastern side of the pennines and an onshore breeze, all of it helping toelt across the south—west of england or the south—east of wales, temperatures here perhaps a fraction higher than they were during the course of monday. london, perhaps a little bit cooler here, but as we get up to the north—west of england, still plenty of heat, cooler on the eastern side of the pennines. for northern ireland, scotland, quite a bit of sunshine around but you're on the cooler side of the weather front so those temperatures nowhere near as high as the ones i've indicated in the south. you don't need me to tell you the pollen levels have been extraordinarily high of late, that's the way it stays i'm afraid for much of the british isles through tuesday. the uv levels are also very high and where you get the sun for any length of time you've got to start thinking about protection. from tuesday and into wednesday, as far ahead as that we could still talk about the hot air from iberia and the near continent to the extent that somewhere across the south—eastern quarter we cou

rather murky conditions on the eastern side of the pennines and the eastern side of the pennines andthe day let's see how things are shaping up. a lot of shows and weddings planned. as we get on through the day, the bulk of the showers will be found across central parts of scotland and northern ireland. fewer showers across the western side of england and wales as well. all the while, the merc drifting up the eastern shores. eventually the east of england will improve as the bulk of the cloud and showery rain comes to lie across the eastern side of scotland. that is saturday. into sunday, and i think it isa saturday. into sunday, and i think it is a fairly quiet start for central and eastern parts. later on we will bring more in the way of shari raine into the south west and parts of wales perhaps. a slightly fresher feel to the day. not, parts of wales perhaps. a slightly fresherfeel to the day. not, but two —— some of the gusts of wind easily in excess of 50 miles an hour. here we are as far ahead as tuesday. a slightly simplified area of low pressure still providing a showery regi

quite a bit of cloud to the eastern side of the pennines and an onshore breeze, all of it helping tot of england or the south—east of wales, temperatures here perhaps a fraction higher than they were during the course of monday. london, perhaps a little bit cooler here, but as we get up to the north—west of england, still plenty of heat, cooler on the eastern side of the pennines. for northern ireland, scotland, quite a bit of sunshine around but you're on the cooler side of the weather front so those temperatures nowhere near as high as the ones i've indicated in the south. you don't need me to tell you the pollen levels have been extraordinarily high of late — that's the way it stays, i'm afraid, for much of the british isles through tuesday. the uv levels are also very high and where you get the sun for any length of time, you've got to start thinking about protection. from tuesday and into wednesday, as far ahead as that, we could still talk about the hot air from iberia and the near continent to the extent that somewhere across the south—eastern quarter we could look at 32 certa

quite a bit of cloud to the eastern side of the pennines and an onshore breeze helping to cool things—east wales, temperatures here perhaps a fraction higher than they were during monday. london perhaps a little bit cooler here, but as we get up to the north—west of england, still plenty of heat, cooler on the eastern side of the pennines. for northern ireland, scotland, quite a bit of sunshine around but you're on the cooler side of the weather front so temperatures nowhere near as high as the ones i've indicated in the south. you don't meet me to tell you the pollen levels have been high of late, that's the way it stays i'm afraid for much of the country through tuesday. the uv levels are also very high where you get the sun for any length of time, you got to think about protection. from tuesday and into wednesday, as far ahead as that we could still talk about the hot airfrom iberia we could still talk about the hot air from iberia and we could still talk about the hot airfrom iberia and the near continent to the extent that somewhere across the south—eastern quarter we could look

quite a bit of cloud to the eastern side of the pennines and an onshore breeze, all of it helping tohose effects won't be felt across the south—west of england or the south—east of wales, temperatures here perhaps a fraction higher than they were during the course of monday. london, perhaps a little bit cooler here, but as we get up to the north—west of england, still plenty of heat, cooler on the eastern side of the pennines. for northern ireland, scotland, quite a bit of sunshine around but you're on the cooler side of the weather front so those temperatures nowhere near as high as the ones i've indicated in the south. you don't need me to tell you the pollen levels have been extraordinarily high of late, that's the way it stays i'm afraid for much of the country through tuesday. the uv levels are also very high and where you get the sun for any length of time you've got to think about protection. from tuesday and into wednesday, as far ahead as that we could still talk about the hot air from iberia and the near continent to the extent that somewhere across the south—eastern quarte

we are seeing most of the rain to the east of the pennines.thern ireland and scotland, a different story. it is dry with some sunshine around. some blue skies off the coast of aberdeenshire. it looks as though the weather front will painfully slowly overnight move further north. so back into easter scotla nd further north. so back into easter scotland and into the lowlands as well. the second arm of rain curling backing into central and southern england. so the low pressure if it moves slowly, the rain clouds will moves slowly, the rain clouds will move slowly as well. so tomorrow across scotland, into northern ireland, the heavier rain as well. some of that tipping wales and the south—west. across the south east and central areas the weather is going to dry out and maybe even some brightness. this low pressure still with us on thursday, moving a little further north. then moving down south again. all that action across these western areas so it is not in a hurry to go. on top of that we have a wind blowing as well, quite strong. sunshine perh

remnants of rain on the eastern side of the pennines. it becomes wet as it d rifts into pennines. bya scotland, in the afternoon, joined by a raft of showers from the west, affecting northern ireland. odd showers to the western side of england and wales. top temperatures of 21-22d. a england and wales. top temperatures of 21—22d. a fresh start on sunday, dry weather, clouding things up in south—west wales. some rain here. a smattering of showers for scotland and northern ireland. again, a lot of dry and fine weather elsewhere. top temperatures, a fresh feeling 18,19, top temperatures, a fresh feeling 18, 19, 20. top temperatures, a fresh feeling 18,19,20. something of that order at the very best. on monday, watch out for some very wet and windy weather. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm gavin grey. our top stories... brexit, nuclear weapons and the future of social care. voters quiz theresa may and jeremy corbyn ahead of the uk election. the european union and china team up to say they'll keep the paris climate agreement alive — whatever president trump does. president trump said he

it will weaken as it moves out of scotland, down through the peaks and pennines, towards the south coastomewhat brighter conditions. in actual fact, it will probably be a better day for scotland and northern ireland, particuallrly in comparison to yesterday. and we'll ee temperatures a little higher — 18 or 19 degrees on thursday. sunny spells across northern england. not a bad day through the peaks, down into the midlands over into wales, as you can see. it will be largely dry and we'll see highs of arounf 19 or 20. now, ahead of that front, we could see 26 or 27 for a time and that could spark off some dramatic thundery downpours. once that front clears through, we will start to feel the benefits — the fresher air moving in. if it's been too hot and humid, you'll be happier with this story. it means that overnight, friday into saturday morning, we will probably see those temperatures around 9—15 degrees. a little bit more comfortable for sleeping and a better start to our saturday. it's not going to be a bad start to saturday. generally speaking, relatively quiet but we have these weat

still enough about the cloud to create murky conditions east of the pennines and on the eastern sideon through the day, and see how things will shape up. i know there are a lot of shows and weddings planned for tomorrow. as we get through the day, the bulk of the showers will be found across central and northern parts of scotland, through, northern ireland, too, and fewer showers, but still there to be had, across the western side of england and wales. that murk will just drift up the eastern shores and eventually, i think, the eastern side of england will improve as the bulk of that cloud and showery rain comes to lie there across the eastern side of scotland. so that's saturday. on into sunday, and i think it will be a quiet start for central and eastern parts, again. later on, i think we will see more showery rain in the south—west and into parts of wales, perhaps. and a slightly fresher feel through the day. this is monday. look at this. not one, two, but three areas of low pressure. this being the real driver of the weather. they could bring 50 millimetres of rain to you. so wat

some of those again across—the—board into the pennines. across the north midlands and into parts of wales and the south—west. the further south and east you are the drier and finally your day will be. the top will be 2223. high uv levels and very high pollen levels across the south. overnight we keep their showers. in the northern part of scotland they'll be there. a lot weather elsewhere, and that cloud will break up. it will push those temperatures to 2122 at best. a few want more detail about the rest of the week it is there for you at the bbc weather website. heated talks are continuing between the conservatives and the democratic unionists to strike a deal to form the next government. this morning, the defence secretary sir michael fallon backed theresa may, but said she would have to start governing with the support of her cabinet, rather than listening to advisors. but criticism of her leadership style has continued, with former chancellor george osborne calling her a "dead woman walking", following the general election result. here

weakens as it moves down through the pea ks and the weakens as it moves down through the peaks and the pennineslfact it behind it, brighter conditions and in actual fact it will be a better day for scotland and northern ireland, especially in comparison to yesterday. we see temperatures a little higher, 18—19d. sunny spells across northern england. not a bad day through the peaks and into the midlands, over into wales. it will be largely dry and we see highs of 19 or 20 degrees. ahead of that, we see 26 or 27 for some time. it sparks dramatic downpours. and once that front clears through, we start to feel the benefits. the fresh air moving in. if it has been too hot or humid, you will be happy with this story! it means overnight and into saturday morning we see temperatures around 9—15d. more comfortable for sleeping and a better start to our saturday. it won't be a bad start to saturday, generally speaking it's relatively quiet but we have weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic, enhancing potential for more showers out of the north and west. we start off largely fine and dry, showers into

misty in the pennines. it will get across northern ireland first thing in the morning. on through the rest of the day, uncertainty about the northward spread of this rain. it could get further north that we are showing, perhaps threatening northern scotland into the afternoon. returning to northern ireland later in the day. some showers in wales and south—west england and moving into the midlands. south—east england, trying to get bright late in the day. thursday night, showers pushing across the uk. the weather turning lighter. still coming in from the south—west to pick another mild start for friday. a better kind of day on friday. fewer showers. more in the way of sunshine. showers limited to scotland into the afternoon. with sunshine and lighter winds, it will feel warmer. 19 in belfast. not bad at all. 22 in london. pleasant in the lighter winds. a finer evening to follow. showers continuing to affect parts of scotland. the weekend. rain lurking behind. that is tying in with another area of low pressure bringing wet and fairly windy weather to start the weekend acr

through the peaks, pennines, eastern areas of scotland, expect hill fog with low cloud.s well, but the rain won't be quite as heavy as it was yesterday. it will be a relatively mild start to the day, but those temperatures will struggle to rise much of the day goes by. we still see these northerly winds and the wind will continue to push cloud on to the hills with further bursts of rain. but overall, the rain gets a little bit lighter as the day goes by. yes, there could be a few isolated showers moving into south—east england, but equally, some sunny spells breaking through the cloud. still cool across the north and the west but we do see bright spells across parts of england, temperatures could reach as high as 23 towards south—east england. and then overnight our weather front, our band of rain, sinks southwards, taking the rain with it. at the same time, the rain eases across scotland. so here, the weather becomes a little bit dry overnight, and that is because we got a ridge of high—pressure moving in overnight across the north—west of the uk, before spreading in ac

quite misty over the pennines. the morning. it will be edging across scotland, too. the north though, probably staying dry, with some early morning sunshine. as we go on through the rest of the day, a bit of uncertainty about the northward spread of this rain. but it could get a little bit further north than we are showing, perhaps threatening the north of scotland as we go into the afternoon. heavy showers returning to northern ireland late in the day. a few showers across wales and south—west england, moving into the midlands, too. east anglia and south—east england, well, it will try to brighten up here late in the day. through thursday night, low pressure still with us. we are going to see showers continue to push across the uk. the winds turning a little bit lighter. still coming in from the south—west, so it's going to be another mild night and a mild start for friday. friday, well, generally a better kind of day. pressure will begin to build and that means fewer showers. more in the way of sunshine. showers

for northern inland, drizzle over the pennines and the west.st of scotland. perhaps a little drizzle continuing. overnight most places looking dry. we have some warm, humid air piling in from the south. temperatures falling no lower than16, 17 south. temperatures falling no lower than 16, 17 degrees. quite a sticky night. things warming up in the weekend. hot air developing across parts of southern spain. 44 degrees possible there. that warm air d rifters possible there. that warm air drifters way across france and towards the uk. our temperatures could reach 30 degrees, particularly on sunday into monday. high—pressure billing in from the south. we have still got a front towards the far north—west. that would bring wet and windy weather across the far north—west of scotland. more cloud at times across scotland into western parts of northern ireland. elsewhere across the uk, lots of sunshine. fairweather cloud building in the afternoon. temperatures between 20 and 27 degrees. a warm feeling day. sunday turns that bit hotter. some outbreaks of r

through the peaks, pennines, eastern areas of scotland, expect hill fog with low cloud. be quite as heavy as it was yesterday. a relatively mild start to the day. but those temperatures will struggle to rise much of the day goes by. we still see these northerly winds and the wind will continue to push cloud on to the hills with further bursts of rain. but overall, the rain gets a little bit lighter as the day goes by. yes, there could be a few isolated showers moving into south—east england, but equally, some sunny spells breaking through the cloud. still cool across the north and the west but we do see bright spells across parts of england, temperatures could reach as high as 23 towards south—east england. and then overnight our weather front, our band of rain, sinks southwards, taking the rain with it. at the same time, the rain eases across scotland. so here, the weather becomes a little bit dry overnight, and that is because we got a ridge of high—pressure moving in overnight across the north—west of the uk, before spreading in across england and wales as we move on

still enough about the cloud to create murky conditions east of the pennines and on the eastern sidee get through the day, the bulk of the showers will be found across central and northern parts of scotland, through, northern ireland, too, and fewer showers, but still there to be had, across the western side of england and wales. that murk will just drift up the eastern shores and eventually, i think, the eastern side of england will improve as the bulk of that cloud and showery rain comes to lie there across the eastern side of scotland. so that's saturday. 0n into sunday, and i think it will be a quiet start for central and eastern parts, again. later on, i think we will see more showery rain in the south—west and into parts of wales, perhaps. and a slightly fresher feel through the day. this is monday. look at this. not one, two, but three areas of low pressure. this being the real driver of the weather. they could bring 50 millimetres of rain to you. so watch out for that dry start. it won't last like that across england and wales. in some of the gusts of wind easily in excess of

still enough about the cloud to create murky conditions east of the pennines and on the eastern sideare a lot of shows and weddings planned for tomorrow. as we get through the day, the bulk of the showers will be found across central and northern parts of scotland, through, northern ireland, too, and fewer showers, but still there to be had, across the western side of england and wales. that murk will just drift up the eastern shores and eventually, i think, the eastern side of england will improve as the bulk of that cloud and showery rain comes to lie there across the eastern side of scotland. so that's saturday. 0n into sunday, and i think it will be a quiet start for central later on, i think we will see more showery rain in the south—west and into parts of wales, perhaps. and a slightly fresher feel through the day. this is monday. look at this. not one, two, but three areas of low pressure. this being the real driver of the weather. they could bring 50 millimetres of rain to you. so watch out for that dry start. it won't last like that across england and wales. in some of the g

not much rain in the pennines, the odd shower into the midlands. lovely start for one or two. much of southern england will be dry. a bit of sunshine. sunshine coming out in scotla nd of sunshine. sunshine coming out in scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon. northern england is cloudy, much of the midlands and wales. east of the high ground, you might geta wales. east of the high ground, you might get a couple of breaks. not much rain at all. for most of you, temperatures back to where they should be. just pushing 21 at glastonbury. a lot of dry weather to come. saturday will be the only time you see rain around. the cloudy sea across central part of the country moves further south tonight. —— the cloud you see. much of east anglia and the south—east is dry. scotland and the south—east is dry. scotland and northern ireland with clear skies. showers pushing into the north later on and we will see the wind strengthened. it is quite unseasonably windy for the northern half of the uk. gales and severe gales thanks to this low pressure. strong

heavy rain in the northern midlands, particularly west of the pennines.e dodging rain all day long, i'm afraid to say. that rain will be on and off. wettest conditions will be in the south—east of northern ireland and across western parts of england and wales. rain across wales in the hills in particular, rather persistent to take us through the beginning of the morning. through the day that breezes coming from a south to south—easterly direction, pushing further north and turning wetter across scotland. rain on and off in northern ireland. if you're starting off with the rain across western parts of england and wales things should write and up into the afternoon. there will be some showers around, some of which could be heavy, maybe thundery. drives of all, parts of east anglia, the south—east and the of scotland. cooler in scotland, around 11— 14. most of all —— most of you will have rain and then temperatures in the high teens. tonight will stay on the mild side. the rain in scotland will linger. not as cold here as it was last night by any means. some

misty in the pennines. it will get across northern ireland first thing in the morning.cotland. the north will stay dry with some early morning sunshine. going on through the rest of the day, uncertainty about the northward spread of this rain. it could get further north that we are showing, perhaps threatening northern scotland into the afternoon. returning to northern ireland later in the day. some showers in wales and south—west england and moving into the midlands. south—east england, trying to get bright late in the day. thursday night, showers pushing across the uk. the weather turning lighter. still coming in from the south—west to pick another mild start for friday. a better kind of day on friday. fewer showers. more in the way of sunshine. showers limited to scotland into the afternoon. with sunshine and lighter winds, it will feel warmer. 19 in belfast. not bad at all. 22 in london. pleasant in the lighter winds. a finer evening to follow. showers continuing to affect parts of scotland. the weekend — rain lurking behind. that is tying in with another area of lo

some showers get across—the—board into the top of the pennines.and into parts of wales in the south—west later. the further south and east you are, the drier and brighter your day will be. pollen and uv levels will be very high. longer spells of rain overnight in scotland. those will continue first thing on monday. some sunshine the further south you are. hello. this is bbc news. downing street and the democratic unionist party have both insisted that no parliamentary pact has yet been agreed between them. the defence secretary says any pact would only apply to "big issues". it falls on us now to build a government in the national interest and that is what we are working with other friends in the and that is what we are working with otherfriends in the dup and that is what we are working with other friends in the dup to do. dup leader, arlene foster is expected in london on tuesday, she says there had been some good discussions on reaching a deal but nothing is finalised. one that will bring stability to the nation and those discussions continuing

it will weaken as it moves out of scotland down the peaks and pennines towards the south coast.at brighter conditions behind and in actual fact it'll be a better day for scotland and northern ireland, particularly in comparison to yesterday, willsie temperature is a little higher. 18 or 19. some sunny spells across northern england and not a bad day through the peaks down into the midlands, over in the wales. ahead of that fun we could see 26th 27 the time, that could spark of dramatic hungary downpours and then once the frankly as we will start to feel the benefits, the fresher air moving in. start to feel the benefits, the fresherair moving in. if start to feel the benefits, the fresher air moving in. if it has been too hot and humid you'll be happy with the story. it means overnight, friday to saturday we will see this temperature is around 9-15, at will see this temperature is around 9—15, at a more comfortable the sleeping and better starts this saturday. not a bad start to saturday. not a bad start to saturday and generally speaking, we have this weather front from the atl

misty in the pennines. it will get across northern ireland first thing in the morning.n through the rest of the day, uncertainty about the northward spread of this rain. it could get further north that we are showing, perhaps threatening northern scotland into the afternoon. returning to northern ireland later in the day. some showers in wales and south—west england and moving into the midlands. south—east england, trying to get bright late in the day. thursday night, showers pushing across the uk. the weather turning lighter. still coming in from the south—west to pick another mild start for friday. a better kind of day on friday. fewer showers. more in the way of sunshine. showers limited to scotland into the afternoon. with sunshine and lighter winds, it will feel warmer. 19 in belfast. not bad at all. 22 in london. pleasant in the lighter winds. a finer evening to follow. showers continuing to affect parts of scotland. the weekend. rain lurking behind. that is tying in with another area of low pressure bringing wet and fairly windy weather to start the weekend acros

misty in the pennines. it will get across northern ireland first thing in the morning.orning sunshine. going on through the rest of the day, uncertainty about the northward spread of this rain. it could get further north that we are showing, perhaps threatening northern scotland into the afternoon. returning to northern ireland later in the day. some showers in wales and south—west england and moving into the midlands. south—east england, trying to get bright late in the day. thursday night, showers pushing across the uk. the weather turning lighter. still coming in from the south—west to pick another mild start for friday. a better kind of day on friday. fewer showers. more in the way of sunshine. showers limited to scotland into the afternoon. with sunshine and lighter winds, it will feel warmer. 19 in belfast. not bad at all. 22 in london. pleasant in the lighter winds. a finer evening to follow. showers continuing to affect parts of scotland. the weekend. rain lurking behind. that is tying in with another area of low pressure bringing wet and fairly windy weather to

still enough about the cloud to create murky conditions east of the pennines and on the eastern sideeddings planned for tomorrow. as we get through the day, the bulk of the showers will be found across central and northern parts of scotland, through, northern ireland, too, and fewer showers, but still there to be had, across the western side of england and wales. that murk will just drift up the eastern shores and eventually, i think, the eastern side of england will improve as the bulk of that cloud and showery rain comes to lie there across the eastern side of scotland. so that's saturday. on into sunday, and i think it will be a quiet start for central and eastern parts, again. later on, i think we will see more showery rain in the south—west and into parts of wales, perhaps. and a slightly fresher feel through the day. this is monday. look at this. not one, two, but three areas of low pressure. this being the real driver of the weather. they could bring 50 millimetres of rain to you. so watch out for that dry start. it won't last like that across england and wales. in some of the

quite misty over the pennines.t across northern ireland, first thing in the morning. it will be edging across scotland, too. the north though, probably staying dry, with some early morning sunshine. as we go on through the rest of the day, a bit of uncertainty about the northward spread of this rain. but it could get a little bit further north than we are showing, perhaps threatening the north of scotland as we go into the afternoon. heavy showers returning to northern ireland late in the day. a few showers across wales and south—west england, moving into the midlands, too. east anglia and south—east england, well, it will try to brighten up here late in the day. through thursday night, low pressure still with us. we are going to see showers continue to push across the uk. the winds turning a little bit lighter. still coming in from the south—west, so it's going to be another mild night and a mild start for friday. friday, well, generally a better kind of day. pressure will begin to build and that means fewer showe

a lot of rain across northern england, but the most persistent rain will be to the west of the penninesling conditions during the afternoon and into the evening. the wind picks up as well. the english channel coast and south wales, coastal gales developing as that rain shuns east across england towards the end of the day. through monday night, although it turns a dryer in wales, still raining in north—west england, heading back into scotland as the area of low pressure pushes north. still some uncertainty for tuesday as to where this low pressure system will be setting, but there will still be some rain threatening eastern parts of the uk, especially into north—east england and scotland. a colder, blustery day wherever you are on tuesday. even if you don't have the persistent rain, a lot of showers developing but also some writer moments in between the showers, with temperatures below normalfor showers, with temperatures below normal for the showers, with temperatures below normalfor the time of showers, with temperatures below normal for the time of year. wednesday looks like a dry day

eastern wales, east of the pennines, the south—east of england and the north—east of scotland.eed so it will feel cooler. a warm afternoon in the south, nhs to be out and about, not too hot or cold. the showers across the south begin to ease away this evening. for most, it should be dry. another plume of cloud and some rain will push towards western parts, particularly over the higher ground. into sunday, a bit of a change. it's a similar picture, the strong winds are pulled away. we have a run of north—west winds. that the will introduce fresher air across—the—board. it will introduce brighter skies. much of central, southern england in towards wales, we could then be seeing a lot of cloud. top temperatures 21 or 22. further north, feeling fresher around the mid teens. a touch cooler on sunday but brighter in the north. you're watching breakfast from bbc news, it's time now for a look at the newspapers. the former england cricketer lucy person is a headteacher and also a director for the england and wales cricket board. good morning. can we clear up a couple of things. well do

brightness at times with the best of the brightness for england to the higher ground, east of the pennines—east but quite widely, as you can see, temperatures ranging between 20 to 22 celsius but we could make 24, 25 across the south—east. now, this evening, i think the showers begin to fizzle away from central, southern and eastern parts and foremost, it should be dry. more cloud, though, piling into western areas by the end of the night, maybe longer spells of rain for the north—west of england, in towards the south—west parts of england and western wales. temperature wise, a bit mild but a bit nippy further north. now, the windy weather continues to pull away as that area of low pressure moves off into scandinavia but we are into a run of more north westerly winds for sunday so i think a touch cooler across the board. but the cooler air will introduce some brightness to scotland, to northern ireland and towards northern england. a few blustery showers here, i think the further south you are, i think more in the way of cloud. again, some patchy rain over the higher ground in the west. te

it will weaken as it moves out of scotland, down through the peaks and pennines, towards the south coastconditions. in actual fact, it will probably be a better day for scotland and northern ireland, particuallrly in comparison to yesterday. and we'll ee temperatures a little higher — 18 or 19 degrees on thursday. sunny spells across northern england. not a bad day through the peaks, down into the midlands over into wales, as you can see. it will be largely dry and we'll see highs of arounf 19 or 20. now, ahead of that front, we could see 26 or 27 for a time and that could spark off some dramatic thundery downpours. once that front clears through, we will start to feel the benefits — the fresher air moving in. if it's been too hot and humid, you'll be happier with this story. it means that overnight, friday into saturday morning, we will probably see those temperatures around 9—15 degrees. a little bit more comfortable for sleeping and a better start to our saturday. it's not going to be a bad start to saturday. generally speaking, relatively quiet but we have these weather fronts pushin

through the peaks, pennines, eastern areas of scotland, expect hill fog with low cloud.utbreaks of rain as well, but the rain won't be quite as heavy as it was yesterday. it will be a relatively mild start to the day, but those temperatures will struggle to rise much of the day goes by. we still see these northerly winds and the wind will continue to push cloud on to the hills with further bursts of rain. but overall, the rain gets a little bit lighter as the day goes by. yes, there could be a few isolated showers moving into south—east england, but equally, some sunny spells breaking through the cloud. still cool across the north and the west but we do see bright spells across parts of england, temperatures could reach as high as 23 towards south—east england. and then overnight our weather front, our band of rain, sinks southwards, taking the rain with it. at the same time, the rain eases across scotland. so here, the weather becomes a little bit dry overnight, and that is because we got a ridge of high—pressure moving in overnight across the north—west of the uk, befo

still enough about the cloud to create murky conditions east of the pennines and on the eastern sided see how things will shape up. i know there are a lot of shows and weddings planned for tomorrow. as we get through the day, the bulk of the showers will be found across central and northern parts of scotland, through, northern ireland, too, and fewer showers, but still there to be had, across the western side of england and wales. that murk will just drift up the eastern shores and eventually, i think, the eastern side of england will improve as the bulk of that cloud and showery rain comes to lie there across the eastern side of scotland. so that's saturday. on into sunday, and i think it will be a quiet start for central and eastern parts, again. later on, i think we will see more showery rain in the south—west and into parts of wales, perhaps. and a slightly fresher feel through the day. this is monday. look at this. not one, two, but three areas of low pressure. this being the real driver of the weather. they could bring 50 millimetres of rain to you. so watch out for that dry st

drizzle over the pennines. towards east anglia and south—east england, sunshine this morning.s temperatures increase. we could see up to 28 degrees in the south—east. hot and humid. see up to 28 degrees in the south—east. hotand humid. sunny spells in the south—west and wales. in the midlands, staying cloudy. there could be showers. storms overnight move to the east and then we are under the influence of fresher conditions into the early hours of saturday. cabbage is for many getting down to 11 degrees, 10 degrees. warmer in the selfies. weekend, saturdays starting cloudy with showers in the east. those will clear. for most, a dry and sunshine. heavy showers for scotland and northern ireland. fresher for heavy showers for scotland and northern ireland. fresherfor many, especially in the south—east, after the hot and humid weather today. sunday, under the influence of the atla ntic sunday, under the influence of the atlantic airstream from the west. bringing showers. 0n atlantic airstream from the west. bringing showers. on sunday towards south wales, south—west england. most h

some showers get across—the—board into the top of the pennines.ers across the north midlands and into parts of wales in the south—west later. the further south and east you are, the drier and brighter your day will be. pollen and uv levels will be very high. longer spells of rain overnight in scotland. those will continue first thing on monday. dry weather elsewhere. eventually, some of the cloud will break up, helping push temperatures upwards. more details on the bbc website. you're watching bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: downing street and the dup have insisted that no parliamentary pact has yet been agreed between them. the dup leader said there had been some good discussions on reaching a deal. one that would bring stability to the nation, and those discussions continue. we have made good progress, but the discussions continue. borisjohnson has dismissed as tripe newspaper reports that he is preparing a new bid to become prime minister. former chancellor george osborne says that theresa may's days as prime minister are numbered. ther