if you are in the high ground of the pennines, for example, you could have some conditions that willfor the day to really get going. but we get some heat, pop some of that cloud, so i think the sunshine will break through the cloud and the temperatures will respond. i need to put into the mix this little feature ganging the showers togetherfor a time in northern ireland and the far south—west of scotland. some heavy downpours, there. dribs and drabs to be head across the north of scotland. the odd isolated but heavy shower there across parts of the north—east of england, coming down towards the sort of top end of the pennines, and then further south of that, a lot of fine, dry weather to be had after that dull start. still quite a bit of cloud around for some. i've shown widely 22, 23, 2a, but with sunshine in the right place, we could well be looking at 26 or 27 degrees, and we haven't been there so far this august. the humid air is ahead of this cold front. during wednesday, that front will work from west to east, bringing fresher conditions from the atlantic. but that is going to

i am not sure of the rain goes across the pennines or further north in the scotland.uth—western corner of scotland. slow progress, this rain. not completing its journey into the far north of mainland scotland until lunchtime early afternoon on tuesday. it ends up being a little bit like monday. not as murky in the southern part of england and wales, but come the afternoon, a greater chance of sunshine. and where the sun comes out, it is not a scorcher, but possibly a27. certainly a dry prospect for northern ireland. —— a 27. their risk potential, given the air has come from the tropics up and across the british isles, for us to see the 25 or so until the cold front goes across the british isles. for some in the south—east, the last day we see 25. further north in the england and scotland, one of those days, iam england and scotland, one of those days, i am afraid. are a lot of rain in the top end of the weather front wrapping around and back into northern ireland during thursday. elsewhere, thursday and friday, a mixture of sunny spells and showers. quite a bit going

some heavy showers across the pennines, towards lincolnshire.with those heavy downpours. through wales and south—west england, the afternoon looks fine and dry, warm with light winds and temperatures around 20 celsius. the chance of a light shower across the south—east of england and heavier ones across the east anglia. it's the evening, the showers ease away, becoming largely dry overnight. once again, similar to this coming night, light winds and a chilly night. saturday dawns ona and a chilly night. saturday dawns on a fresh note, but with his area of high pressure creeping in, it is set to be a decent looking day across set to be a decent looking day a cross m ost set to be a decent looking day across most parts of the country. a largely dry picture, and with the light winds and sunshine, a great day for getting out and about. the afternoon will be warm, with temperatures up to around 21 celsius in the south. further north, typically around 18, 19 celsius. some rain is waiting in the wings. during the second half of the weekend, that moves i

well across a good part of the midlands down into the south—east get to the eastern side of the penninescotland a dry and fine and sunny start, there will be cloud but you will be doing a lot better than those in northern ireland where it will be a wet start to the day and the rain keeps coming. the band of whether gradually eases its wayjust that little bit further towards the north, light and patchy rain if any at all getting across the eastern side of the pennines and the eastern borders also seeing drive for a good portion of the afternoon and the north and east of scotland. if the sun comes out in the south which it may do we could see temperatures up to 24, 25, 26. as far ahead as tuesday at the same combination of france trying to ease their way towards the top end of scotland, the rain taking a long time, again in the south all this mild air, the potential is there if the sun comes out and breaks through the cloud to see a temperature quite easily 26, 207 see a temperature quite easily 26, 20 7 degrees. here we are again, tuesday into wednesday, trying into the western side of th

if you are in the high ground of the pennines, for example, you could have some conditions that will for the day to really get going. but we get some heat, pop some of that cloud, so i think the sunshine will break through the cloud and the temperatures will respond. i need to put into the mix this little feature ganging the showers togetherfor a time in northern ireland and the far south—west of scotland. some heavy downpours, there. dribs and drabs to be head across the north of scotland. the odd isolated but heavy shower there across parts of the north—east of england, coming down towards the sort of top end of the pennines, and then further south of that, a lot of fine, dry weather to be had after that dull start. still quite a bit of cloud around for some. i've shown widely 22, 23, 24, but with sunshine in the right place, we could well be looking at 26 or 27 degrees, and we haven't been there so far this august. the humid air is ahead of this cold front. during wednesday, that front will work from west to east, bringing fresher conditions from the atlantic. but that is going to

but, get to the eastern side of the pennines and quite widely across scotland there will be drive fineny starts. there will be some crowd but you will be faring a bit better than folks in northern ireland where it will be a west to the day. that rain keeps on coming. some of it will be quite heavy, the band of whether it gradually eases towards the north, light and patchy in any at all getting across towards the eastern side of the pennines. the eastern borders also staying dry for a good portion of the afternoon. if the sun comes out in the south, and it may do, you could sue the temperatures get into 2a, 25 possibly even 26. tuesday, same combo of front strand use their way up towards the top scotland. rain taking a long time before we see it in the far north. again, in the south or the smelter hair, the potential is there to see a temperature quite easy 26 or 27 degrees. now, here we are again, tuesday to wednesday same low pressure, driving the weather fronts oi’ pressure, driving the weather fronts or trying to into the western side of the british isles. still the mild most air. o

not too sure about the rain on the west of the pennines.h and east. it is all over northern ireland for much of the day. it becomes a play in the south—west of scotla nd becomes a play in the south—west of scotland through the day. it is slow progress of. if you have it, you might keep it in scotland. it doesn't get to the north until tuesday lunchtime. by that stage, it will have gone away from northern ireland. again, here, cloud in england and wales on tuesday. as we get going, some will go away. it will be a warm one. 23— 25. —— one. somewhere in their we will possibly see a27. these fronts have brought the prospect of indoor weather across some parts. south—westerlies bringing tropical air with a potential to boost the temperatures at last until we sweep that cold front across the british isles. wednesday, the last of the 20 days. iam wednesday, the last of the 20 days. i am trying to avoid the prospect of telling you there is yet more wet weather in northern britain on wednesday. thursday, the weather front returns. it is never away f

if you are in the high ground of the pennines, for example, you could have some conditions that willsy first thing. it will take a time for the day to really get going. but we get some heat, pop some of that cloud, so i think the sunshine will break through the cloud and the temperatures will respond. i need to put into the mix this little feature ganging the showers togetherfor a time in northern ireland and the far south—west of scotland. some heavy downpours, there. dribs and drabs to be head across the north of scotland. the odd isolated but heavy shower there across parts of the north—east of england, coming down towards the sort of top end of the pennines, and then further south of that, a lot of fine, dry weather to be had after that dull start. still quite a bit of cloud around for some. i've shown widely 22, 23, 2a, but with sunshine in the right place, we could well be looking at 26 or 27 degrees, and we haven't been there so far this august. the humid air is ahead of this cold front. during wednesday, that front will work from west to east, bringing fresher conditions from

but, get the eastern side of the pennines, the top end of these angry and widely across scotland strikeu will be faring a good you'll bet the folks in northern ireland with a wet start of the day. some of the row will be heavy, the band of whether it uses its way that bit further towards the north, light and patchy rain if any at all getting across the eastern side of the pennines. the eastern borders is also staying dry. so to the north—east of scotland, if the sun comes out on the self as it may do we will see the temperatures getting to 24, 25, possibly even 26. as far ahead of tuesday, saying combo of french 20 used their way to the top end of scotland, the rain taking a long time. again, in the south all of this murder, the potential was there in the sun comes out on bricks to the crowd to see the temperature, 26,26, to the crowd to see the temperature, 26, 26, 27 agrees. tuesday on into wednesday, saying low—pressure driving the weather fronts or trying to side of the british isles. the mother most airforce to side of the british isles. the mother most air force the greater pa rt

through the afternoon, the front will drag out of scotland's and push into the eastern side of the penninese north—east are not faring too well. an improving situation in the cloud these —— in the south—east as the cloud passes through there. through the evening, the showers will move into the north sea. they will keep going across the north of scotland. it will turn out to be quite a cold night, which is good news if you are trying to spot the meteor showers. tomorrow will be a bright day for many. cloud oils into the south west later in the day, a high temperature of 23 celsius. hello. this is bbc news with. the headlines: president trump has issued a fresh warning to north korea, saying pyongyang will "regret it fast" if it targets any military action against the us island of guam, or against america's allies. the government is to look at new measures to tackle the dangerous use of laser pens, amid concerns about their threat to air safety. the devices can cause blindness if shone directly into people's eyes. an anti—islam candidate will stand in ukip‘s leadership election, despite previ

get to the eastern side of the pennines, the top end of east anglia, and quite widely across scotlande band of whether eases its way towards the north, getting towards the eastern side of the pennines. the eastern border or sustain driver a good portion of the afternoon. so too, the north and east of scotland. if the sun comes out, as it may do, temperatures could get up to 26. ahead to choose a comet same combination of france there, trying to ease their way towards the top end of scotland, the rain taking a long time. again, in the south, all this mild air, and potential of the sun comes out to see a temperature of 27 degrees. here we are again, choose the into wednesday, same low—pressure driving these weather fronts into the western side of the british isles. moist air to be had there across the southern part of britain. as the sun comes out, we could see the temperatures rising. further north, a disappointing day for any time of year, but especially in august. he will, warm up for a time through the coming week, driest weather in the south, further north, periods of rain. spanish

having got across the borderfor pennines.aid dotting of showers here from the eastern side of the pennines this afternoon. as you can see, the vast majority of us have dry, fine, even sunny weather this afternoon. parts of scotland doing quite nicely. a scattering of showers away from the frontal system. many of you will be dry. certainly much drier at the olympic stadium later on today than was the case when my family were there watching mo farah in the semi—final on wednesday. my word, that was an absolute deluge. here are the rest of the showers drifting down the eastern side of the british isles. quite a decent evening and night coming in across south—west scotland, northern ireland, on the diagonal through the north—west of england and wales, to the heart of the midlands. it will turn chilly. if you are up and about to see the perseid meteor shower, most areas will be in with a decent chance tonight. certainly better than the western areas tomorrow night, because we have cloud coming in. it will take some time before it

for the pennines and east wales, very warm sunshine. warm sunshine. once this green band has pushed through northern ireland in scotland, especially in the evening, brightening up again from the north. 0ne brightening up again from the north. one or two showers, a spell of rain for a glasgow and fringing into edinburgh through the afternoon. to the south, staying dry for the bulk of the day across northern england. venturing into the lake district in snowdonia, low cloud and drizzle around. for eastern wales across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, long and sunny spells. for some, unbroken sunshine. that allows temperatures to head higher than sunday. across parts of south—east england, 28— 29, even a chance of 30. it could be the warmest bank holiday on record. monday night, this band of cloud and rain across northern england and the midlands by tuesday morning. cool feel behind that across northern ireland, might be into east anglia in south—east england. warm and sunny spells before cloud increasing in east anglia in south

if you are in the high ground of the pennines, for example, you could have some conditions that wille of that cloud, so i think the sunshine will break through the cloud and the temperatures will respond. i need to put into the mix this little feature ganging the showers togetherfor a time in northern ireland and the far south—west of scotland. some heavy downpours, there. dribs and drabs to be head across the north of scotland. the odd isolated but heavy shower there across parts of the north—east of england, coming down towards the sort of top end of the pennines, and then further south of that, a lot of fine, dry weather to be had after that dull start. still quite a bit of cloud around for some. i‘ve shown widely 22, 23, 2a, but with sunshine in the right place, we could well be looking at 26 or 27 degrees, and we haven‘t been there so far this august. the humid air is ahead of this cold front. during wednesday, that front will work from west to east, bringing fresher conditions from the atlantic. but that is going to take some time. there the band of cloud, and that is all it wi

if you are in the high ground of the pennines, for example, you could have some conditions that willl take a time for the day to really get going. but we get some heat, pop some of that cloud, so i think the sunshine will break through the cloud and the temperatures will respond. i need to put into the mix this little feature ganging the showers together for a time in northern ireland and the far south—west of scotland. some heavy downpours, there. dribs and drabs to be head across the north of scotland. the odd isolated but heavy shower there across parts of the north—east of england, coming down towards the sort of top end of the pennines, and then further south of that, a lot of fine, dry weather to be had after that dull start. still quite a bit of cloud around for some. i've shown widely 22, 23, 2a, but with sunshine in the right place, we could well be looking at 26 or 27 degrees, and we haven't been there so far this august. the humid air is ahead of this cold front. during wednesday, that front will move from west to east, bringing fresher conditions from the atlantic. but th

after that bright start, to the east of the pennines the cloud fills him in the afternoon, maybe someight move into the heart of scotla nd might move into the heart of scotland but it never gets into the far north. here the odd shower, 15 to 17, with sunshine further south you could get 223 or 24. that rain tries to complete its journey into the northern parts of scotland but doesn't actually manage it until well on into two state. and tuesday, rather like monday, after a cloudy start across the greater part of southern scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, where the sun comes out, the temperatures pushing nicely into the 20s and somewhere i'm sure we'll make it to around 26 if not 27. —— will make it. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. our top stories: ten sailors are missing after a us navy ship collides with a merchant vessel in waters near singapore. a rescue operation is underway. spanish police say 12 terror suspects spent six months planning thursday's barcelona van attack. american and south korean troops begin their an

east of the pennines, not much rain but there will be some on the western side of the pennines.the south—west but it will be fairly cloudy here to the afternoon. after a bright start across the south—east, increasing amounts of cloud but it should stay fine and dry. looks like a decent day at wembley for the community shield. arsenal against chelsea, patchy cloud and sunshine. should be in the low 20s. similarly a decent day down at the london stadium for the world athletics championships. increasing amounts of cloud later on, but we should be into the low 20s. areas of rain not moving too far too quickly overnight, some rain will get to the north—east giving them, staying pretty wet in cumbria, the western side of wales. to the north, some showers, to the south and east it stays essentially dry. temperatures around 1a to 15 degrees in the south—eastern corner, 11 or 12 further north. into monday, quite a wet day for the south—west of england. through wales, the rain in the north becomes patchy. patchy rain through the midlands but quite a wet afternoon in the south—west of engl

if you are in the high ground of the pennines, for example, you could have some conditions that willhrough the cloud and the temperatures will respond. i need to put into the mix this little feature being the showers together in northern ireland and the far south—west of scotland. dribs and drabs to be head across the north of scotland. the odd isolated but heavy shower their across parts of the north—east of england, coming down towards the top end of the pennines, and then further south of that, a lot of fine, dry weather to be had after that dull start. still over the cloud around for some. i have shown widely 22, 23, pitiful, but with sunshine in the right place, we could be looking at 26 — 27. we have not been there so far this august. petterd that is as cold front. during wednesday, that frontal move from west to east, bringing fresher conditions from the atlantic. that is going to take some time. —— that front will move. ahead of it, that is where temperatures will be boosted. the top end of that weather front will be quite active. widely into the teens in the western side of

the showers are not going to be evenly distributed, mostly in the pennines and north—east england, east some slow—moving thundery downpours. elsewhere the chance of a shower but you are more likely to escape them and stay dry and see some of the presently warm spells. this is friday evening, where we are seeing the showers develop they will gradually fade, especially after dark. friday night could be even colder, some spots close to freezing saturday begins. high—pressure giving a fine start to the weekend. i'm hiding something behind me, a weather front. they will come i'm hiding something behind me, a weatherfront. they will come in later in the weekend. saturday, a lot of fine weather but the breeze picking up in northern ireland on saturday night, the moves in and it spreads east during sunday. it may avoid easternmost parts but even here it will cloud over after a sunny start. today is the last day of the three—month meteorologists call summer. why do they do that? it riles some people. find an explainer on our website. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. the eu's chief ne

much drier to the east of the pennines. driver east scotland.d could be quite early. mostly dry to start northern ireland. as the cloud builds up through the morning, we see some showers, particularly in the afternoon. those become more widespread and slow—moving downpours possible with hill stone is funded as well. it should not be as cold as today. —— hailstones and thunder. 17-18 today. —— hailstones and thunder. 17—18 needle mark tomorrow. showers are still rare into the evening and drifting into eastern areas as we see the sun going down and showers ease off eventually. one to showers and risk on friday to was the south—east but otherwise most places are driving and likely to stay that way on saturday with some sunshine around as well. into the weekend, we start with some quite chilly nights. warm sunshine around, mind you. but the night will become less cold as we see some rain arriving into the west later on. in the weekend, high pressure bringing the sunshine. it begins to fade away. wet weather on the uk and strong winds for the least.

not too much rain east of the pennines but west of the pennines it will be wet, cumbria in particularn. cloud in over in the south—west, maybe some rain but essentially dry here and after a lovely bright start for the south—east corner, cloud amounts will increase into the afternoon but staying fine and dry with temperatures into the low twenties. a decent day at the london stadium, increasing amounts of cloud, a bit of breeze but nothing to run toward. this evening we still have the rain shifting a bit further south through the evening, showers in scotland and northern ireland, northern england and wales and the south—west and this line of rain will not move to too farc. north of that, sunny spells and showers. in the south—eastern corner it is dry, some brighter spells, 22 and the middle teams as you head further north. into this week am not looking great, we have this area of low pressure developing to the east of us and the isobars are coming down from the north and those weather fronts will bring rain to it so fairly u nsettled, bring rain to it so fairly unsettled, showers aroun

a scattering of showers in the north—east of scotland, the north—east of england, the pennines, but elsewherew 20s. cricket continuing at headingley, and it is looking fine to the next few days. is warming up a little as the weekend goes on. the game of by the weekend goes on. the game of rugby going on in belfast. it is looking fairly dry. showers are p°pped looking fairly dry. showers are normed up looking fairly dry. showers are popped up in scotland and northern england, and they will fade away on saturday evening and saturday night. a few mist and fog patches around, but of equal on saturday night. a few spots will be around the 10 celsius mark. then into sunday, a vast majority of you will have a lovely day. a bit of cloud and breeze, north—east of scotland could season patchy rain at that. a few spots it is in scotland will be getting to about 20 celsius. change is afoot for monday, as the weather system which is a band of renegade scotla nd system which is a band of renegade scotland and northern ireland, with strengthening winds. the bank holiday, big contrast where you are, when the

keep your weather eyes open to the east of the pennines.onday and on into the first part of tuesday, we will see that rain really has not completed its journey to the far north of scotland. tuesday is a bit like monday in that once the rain has gone further north, it offers the opportunity across a good part of england and wales for the cloud to begin to break. and if it does so, those temperatures really will rocket away. i show you 22—24 quite widely, but someone could have 26, possibly even 27. the weather fronts have brought the prospect of wind and rain and cloud for some. but at the same time, they herald the arrival for warm moist air from the tropics, and it hangs around into the middle of next week, until that cold front brings something more fresh from the atlantic. but in its northern portion it still has a lot of activity on it. there'll be some pretty heavy downpours in northern britain on wednesday. the last of those warmer days in the south as we go towards thursday and into friday, there are spells of showers, if not longer

for the pennines and east wales, very warm sunshine.d in scotland, especially in the evening, brightening up again from the north. one or two showers, a spell of rain for a glasgow and fringing into edinburgh through the afternoon. to the south, staying dry for the bulk of the day across northern england. venturing into the lake district in snowdonia, low cloud and drizzle around. for eastern wales across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, long and sunny spells. for some, unbroken sunshine. that allows temperatures to head higher than sunday. across parts of south—east england, 28— 29, even a chance of 30. it could be the warmest bank holiday on record. monday night, this band of cloud and rain across northern england and the midlands by tuesday morning. cool feel behind that across northern ireland, might be into east anglia in south—east england. warm and sunny spells before cloud increasing in east anglia in south—east england. not much rain on this area of cloud, sinking south. to the north, cool and fresh feeling. some su

moving out of scotland through the pea ks and rain moving out of scotland through the peaks and the penninesly warm in the south—east although a little fresher with a scattering of showers further west, 16—20d are high, we could still see 23 and 2a across south—east england. from wednesday to thursday there is that every of low—pressure, and bring itself to the north—west, it will stay breezy with showers here, the best of the dry weather, further south.

the pennines to get from liverpool to hull city or leads to manchester.a very unpleasant journey. gaps between services are not good enough and that affects business. it reduces the opportunities that we had to create economic growth in the north of england that could help us pay a ru nway of england that could help us pay a runway in the uk. but if high-speed rail way forward? that is an interesting question, they will be good for the north of england. are they the top priority appear, while data is something we look at a lot. and probably it is not the top priority. the top priorities are things like bus regulation, small improvements to trams, cheaper ways to ta ke improvements to trams, cheaper ways to take the bus between local centres. that would not get on the news, if we want to win the political battle then maybe we need to say that hs2 and hs3 are the big things to fight for. that seems to be what the political leaders have picked as the target to go for. but all the local stuff that you say is mundane, bus routes and so one, that is the respons

a few showers for the borders and across the pennines and northumberland, in towards yorkshire and lincolnshiregland, you will avoid the showers for a good part of the day. temperatures of 19, 20 celsius. light winds. in the south—east, the chance of the odd shower for kent and up towards norfolk. in the evening, the showers in the north and east tend to fade away, so most of us become dry overnight friday and into saturday as high—pressure nudges in from the south, bringing a settled start to the weekend. i pressure stays in charge for most of us pressure stays in charge for most of us through the course of saturday. light winds, sunshine and dry weather on the cards. you will notice a bit of rain out in the wings, and that will become more of a player on sunday. get out and enjoy the day on saturday. with light winds and sunshine, it should feel pleasantly warm, temperatures around 20 celsius. the weather front makes its way in from the west on sunday, initially west and windy for the south—west of england, wales, northern ireland. the rain edges to the east throughout the day. the far east w

some cloud running into north—west england, west wales, but the pennines and east wales will see sunshinelike that from dawn to dusk. could get close to 30 degrees, it could be the warmest bank holiday on record. that is just amazing, isn't it? monday night, rain moving south into northern england, north wales and the midlands. already a weakening feature. cloud heading further south. still very warm in south—east england and east anglia, sunny spells. could catch a shower in scotland. wednesday, messy, low pressure threatening england and wales. thursday and friday, high—pressure building into the uk. the threat of rain on wednesday, the odd shower in scotland and northern ireland. a better chance of catching one of those on thursday. not the highest temperatures next weekend, but pleasantly warm when the sun makes an appearance. expect some cool nights as we head into september. more online. i'm rico hizon in singapore. this is newsday on the bbc. the headlines: 2,000 people are rescued from rising floodwaters in houston as a huge storm hits the us state of texas. we just... wejust... w

for the pennines and east wales, very warm sunshine. pushed through northern ireland in scotland, especially in the evening, brightening up again from the north. one or two showers, a spell of rain for a glasgow and fringing into edinburgh through the afternoon. to the south, staying dry for the bulk of the day across northern england. venturing into the lake district and snowdonia, low cloud and drizzle around. for eastern wales across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, long and sunny spells. for some, unbroken sunshine. that allows temperatures to head higher than sunday. across parts of south—east england, 28—29, even a chance of 30. it could be the warmest bank holiday on record. monday night, this band of cloud and rain across northern england and the midlands by tuesday morning. cool feel behind that across northern ireland, might be into east anglia in south—east england. warm and sunny spells before cloud increasing in east anglia and south—east england. not much rain on this area of cloud, sinking south. to the north,

just the section between manchester and leeds across the pennines can cost up to £7 billion, so do railat's a lot of money. it's not worth that money. what do you think the money should be spent on instead, what would you do with it? spent it on education, spent it on health. it's always been the south, so why not the north for a change? definitely. i don't think it's a big deal getting somewhere ten minutes quicker, really. i think if they're more efficient, on time, better services, cleaner, i think that's more important. with a house on the wirral and a business in newcastle, herb would love a faster line, but he thinks they are cheaper and more realistic ways of getting business moving. to make sure anywhere along any of the northern rails you would never drop a phone call, you would always be able to have high—speed mobile data available to you, ideally wi—fi, but even just ag would be a huge step forward. but raman thinks a new railway is the only solution and would help him expand from the north—east to the north—west. for us, better links towards manchester and liverpool, that w

perhaps he was overwhelmed by the punt pennine affection. not long later, it came to an end. time for reassuring ben stokes. he also made 50 and again, all seemed quiet until one final clatter. a noise that confirmed this day was far tougher for england and it might have been. battle still to be done at old trafford. rain in the forecast. england will not want to leave their feet to the clock. —— clouds. domestic football returned tonight with the first matches of the efl season. millwall‘s first match back in the championship ended in a 1—nil defeat at nottingham forest. after their relegation sunderland drew 1—all at home to derby. bradleyjohnson put the visitors ahead early on before summer signing lewis grabban equalised from the penalty spot just before half—time. english golfer georgia hall is two shots off the pace at the half—way stage of the women's british open at kingsbarns in scotland. she sank seven birdies in a round of 67, which took her to nine under par. hall is bidding to become the first english winner of the open since 2004. out in front is in—kyung kim of

rain to the west of the pennines, dry to the east. will be down into wales and the south west of england as well. we will start off some sunshine in the south—east corner and east anglia. you may well cling on to the sun for much of the day. the cloud will thicken all the time up through this part of the country into the midlands. we will see outbreaks of rain, albeit light and patchy moving in. some showers developing into northern ireland. some of those could be heavy, possibly thundery by the middle of the afternoon. in terms of the feel of things, disappointing to the north and west. 15 to 18 celsius. highest values again, just like today, of 23 in the south—east corner. but that rain will arrive. it will gradually sweep its way steadily eastwards overnight monday into tuesday. not too much significant rainfall across the south—east and then clearing behind to a trail of showers. but tuesday looks reasonably promising. most of the rain will have cleared out of the way through the night. some of the showers again could still be qui

keep your weather eyes open to the east of the pennines.y has not completed its journey to the far north of scotland. tuesday is a bit like monday. once the rain has gone further north, it offers the opportunity across a good part of england and wales for the cloud to begin to break. and if it does so, those temperatures really will rocket away. i show you 22—24 quite widely, but someone could have 26, possibly even 27. the weather fronts have brought the prospect of wind and rain and cloud for some. but at the same time, they herald the arrival for warm moist air from the tropics, and it hangs around into the middle of next week, until that cold front brings something more fresh from the atlantic. but the northern portion still has a lot of activity on it. there'll be some pretty heavy downpours in northern britain on wednesday. the last of those warmer days in the south as we go towards thursday and into friday, there are spells of showers, if not longer spells of rain, with temperatures maxing at 22—23. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting

northern ireland, a few showers off the irish sea to the north—west of england bumping into the pennineshe midlands and the south—east probably off toa midlands and the south—east probably off to a bright and sunny start again. always likely to catch one or two light showers in the south—west but they will be light and won't be as many as today either. for many southern parts of england, midlands, into wales, it's going to be a dry day. the showers more likely further north and particularly in the afternoon across scotland where there will be blustery winds here. but some sunshine too. winds not as strong as today but still not that warm. i7 strong as today but still not that warm. 17 for belfast, disappointing. 21 in london is likely. for the cricket tomorrow very much on the edge of the showers. we could catch showers into the afternoon. light showers into the afternoon. light showers perhaps but into the evening the showers will fade and skies will tend to clear because we have this all too brief bump of high pressure heading our way. it comes ahead of a complicated set of weather fro

fear across a good part of the midlands down into the south—east but get to the eastern side of the penninesanglia and quite widely across scotla nd east anglia and quite widely across scotland a drive fine and sunny start, there will be some cloud but a good deal better than those in northern ireland where it will be a wet start to the day and the rain just keeps on coming. so it will be quite heavy, the band of weather eases its way north, light and patchy, the eastern borders also staying dry for a goodly portion of the day, so to the north and east of scotland, if the sun comes out in the south and it might do we could see captures up to 2a, 25, possibly 26. same combination of france trying to get up towards the top end of scotla nd trying to get up towards the top end of scotland saw the rain taking a long time, tuesday lunchtime before we see it in the far north. again in the south and this mild air the potential is there if the sun breaks to the cloud to see a temperature easily 26, 20 7 degrees. here we to the cloud to see a temperature easily 26,20 7 degrees. here we are again, tue

rain to the west of the pennines, dry to the east. the south west of england as well. we will start off some sunshine in the south—east corner and east anglia. you may well cling on to the sun for much of the day. the cloud will thicken all the time up through this part of the country into the midlands. we will see outbreaks of rain, albeit light and patchy moving in. some showers developing into northern ireland. some of those could be heavy, possibly thundery by the middle of the afternoon. in terms of the feel of things, disappointing to the north and west. 15 to 18 celsius. highest values again, just like today, of 23 in the south—east corner. but that rain will arrive. it will gradually sweep its way steadily eastwards overnight monday into tuesday. not too much significant rainfall across the south—east and then clearing behind to a trail of showers. but tuesday looks reasonably promising. most of the rain will have cleared out of the way through the night. some of the showers again could still be quite heavy and possibly thunde

for northern ireland, showers off the irish sea running into the north—west of england on to the penninest probably a dry, bright and sunny start. always likely to catch one or two showers here to the south—west but fewer than today and will be lighter. for much of southern england and south wales, maybe even into the midlands and east anglia, it's a dry day, the showers more likely further north and particularly focussed on scotla nd and particularly focussed on scotland into the afternoon. one or two heavy ones here and blustery winds. disappointing temperatures. glasgow and belfast, we could see some showers. the showers that we have will fade very quickly because we get this all too brief ridge of high pressure that will bring clearer skies, complicated weather fronts coming in from the atlantic and we have tropical air in that. the remanents of that ex—hurricane across the other side of the atlantic. it threatens to bring patchy rain to the south—west of england and wales and perhaps later some rain into northern ireland too. at this stage it looks like further north into scotland, n

but, get to the east of the pennines cover the top endorsed the —— feast angola and scotland, there willorld will be a wet start, but that rain keeps on coming. some of that will be heavy. the band of whether it eases further towards the north, light and patchy rain across the east of the pennines, and the east borders staying dry for a good portion of the afternoon. so to the north and east of scotland, if the sun comes out, we might see the temperatures getting up to 2a or 25 degrees, even 26. tuesday, same combination of france easy their way to the top end of scotland, the rain taking a long time, perhaps lunchtime, again in the south, this mild air, the potential is there if the sun comes out, to sea temperature quite easily 2627 degrees. here we are, tuesday into web and on the same low pressure driving the weather fronts into the west of the british isles, still the moist air in the south of britain and of the sun comes out, we could see the temperatures around 26, further north, a disappointing day for any time of the year but especially in august. here we are, warmerfor especial

keep your weather eyes open to the east of the pennines.d on into the first part of tuesday, we will see that rain really has not completed its journey to the far north of scotland. tuesday is a bit like monday in that once the rain has gone further north, it offers the opportunity across a good part of england and wales for the cloud to begin to break. and if it does so, those temperatures really will rocket away. i show you 22—24 quite widely, but someone could have 26, possibly even 27. the weather fronts have brought the prospect of wind and rain and cloud for some. but at the same time, they herald the arrival for warm moist air from the tropics, and it hangs around into the middle of next week, until that cold front brings something more fresh from the atlantic. but the northern portion still has a lot of activity on it. there'll be some pretty heavy downpours in northern britain on wednesday. the last of those warmer days in the south as we go towards thursday and into friday, there are spells of showers, if not longer spells of rain

that extends through the pennines, east anglia, the south—east, kent, in the direction of the isle of some will be thundery. temperatures will come down under those. northern ireland, sunshine and showers. not as heavy. also not as frequent as in some parts of the uk. as we go to the evening and overnight, where we have the rain today it will drift further north. again, we have it in north—east england heading down to the midlands, east wales, dorset, somerset as well. temperature—wise, looking at10— somerset as well. temperature—wise, looking at 10— 15 in towns and cities. in rural areas, looking at 10— 15 in towns and cities. in ruralareas, especially in the north of the country, it will feel quite chilly. so, we start tomorrow again with this rain moving around an area of low pressure driving our weather. and through the course of the day it drags it down once again towards the south—east. once again tomorrow there is the risk of downpours across east anglia and south—east england which, again, may well lead to surface water issues. moving away from this area and for the rest of th

these of the pennines are largely dry but west of the pennines are quite wet, cumbria in particular andnd avoid this. it lovely afternoon really was patchy cloud and sunny spells. a decent afternoon at the london stadium. a decent day across the south—east. 0vernight the rain move products offered at eastwards, quite wet in north—west of england and wales. this weather. moving too far tomorrow. in light from the south—west of england through wales into the midlands. wet wet in the south—west of england. the far south—east should essentially be dry and toward kent and sussex will seek the best of the sunshine. through the week things are looking pretty unsettled. low pressure to the east of us and all these isobars coming down from the north of bringing the breeze with it and bringing unsettled weather, heavy rain and showers, quite windy also. with the north winds temperatures will be on the law sites. quite disappointing for the stage in august. —— on the low side. children can spend up to 15 hours a week and internet, according to .com. the children's commissioner for england says par

there will be a few dotted about, but especially through the pennines and the midlands and into eastark, for another chilly night going into saturday morning. with a ridge of high pressure, saturday is fine for most of us, but this weather system is waiting in the wings. so by the end of saturday, we will see the cloud increasing into northern ireland. the wind will pick up on saturday night and all of that spreads east as we go through the day on sunday. it will be late in the day before it reaches easternmost parts of the uk, but even here, the wind will pick up and it will cloud over. this is bbc news. i‘m julian worricker. the headlines at three. the european union and the uk remain far apart. that‘s the verdict of the eu‘s chief negotiator, at the end of a third round of talks over brexit. we are committed to make as much progress on issues related to our withdrawal. but the uk's approach is more flexible and pragmatic than that of the eu. theresa may dismisses criticism, of her plans to lead the conservatives at the next election, saying she‘s not a quitter. i‘m simon mccoy liv

well be one or two sharp ones as that weather fronts drags its way through the eastern side of the penninesn. a scattering of showers in northern scotland. temperatures where they should be for this time of year. if you are going to see the world championship athletics coverage on the bbc, you are in free drive evening. —— dry. that was not the case for my family when they went to see mo farah on wednesday. if you are looking for the perseids, this should be a good evening. quite a swathe of clear skies which will allow the temperatures to dip away. you will need a few layers if you are upforany you will need a few layers if you are up for any length of time tonight but it will be quite a good night. you are in with a chancejust about everywhere, but south of scotland, northern ireland, the north—west of england and northern wales, then down into the midlands, that will be prime territory. these quys that will be prime territory. these guys should stay clear. they will be cloudier in the west if you are delaying into sunday evening. sunday, again, a decent sort of day. a cool start. chow wa

it will be a dry start to the east of the pennines.west of wales and down into south—west england, as well. they dressed up, not a cold one, in the south—east of england. 1617 degrees in the morning. the sunshine will stay to muster the day through eastern and south—eastern england. this ramble we get a little, but there could be some sharp, thundery downpours developing in the north—west by the afternoon. it says guardian wet and murky out to the west. whites valley is in the south—east yet again our 2a degrees, 75 fahrenheit. the weather front moves through monday night into tuesday. it peps up was heavier burst of rain across wales and northern england for a time before easing through. into tuesday, it will be a case of sunny spells and scattered showers into the afternoon. some showers heavy and possibly thundery. if you don't see showers, it will feel pleasant, 17— 34 showers, it will feel pleasant, 17— 3a overall. moving out of tuesday into wednesday, every fridge of high pressure builds, quoting things down, albeit briefly. —— 2

for the pennines and east wales, very warm sunshine.ern ireland in scotland, especially in the evening, brightening up again from the north. one or two showers, a spell of rain for a glasgow and fringing into edinburgh through the afternoon. to the south, staying dry for the bulk of the day across northern england. venturing into the lake district and snowdonia, low cloud and drizzle around. for eastern wales across the midlands, east anglia, southern england, long and sunny spells. for some, unbroken sunshine. that allows temperatures to head higher than sunday. across parts of south—east england, 28—29, even a chance of 30. it could be the warmest bank holiday on record. monday night, this band of cloud and rain across northern england and the midlands by tuesday morning. cool feel behind that across northern ireland, might be into east anglia in south—east england. warm and sunny spells before cloud increasing in east anglia in south—east england. not much rain on this area of cloud, sinking south. to the north, cool and fresh feelin

the heaviest of the showers will be in the east and in the south east of scotland, at the pennines andr. most of us will avoid showers. the weekend is shaping up, saturday looking like a fine day. wet and windy for sunday. hello. this is bbc news. the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier says there's been ‘no decisive progress‘ in the brexit talks — after a third round of bargaining today. the brexit secretary, david davis, says some ‘concrete' progress has been made. a cricket match at the oval is abandoned after a crossbow bolt was fired onto the pitch — the crowd was evacuated from the stadium. officials in texas are warning of an ‘incredibly dangerous situation', after two explosions at chemical plant in houston which was flooded in storm harvey. people living near the plant have been told to evacuate their homes. millions of people are hit by heavy flooding right across south asia, during the worst monsoon rains in decades. more than 1200 people are believed to have died. more now on our main story and the latest round of brexit negotiations have come to an end in brussels. durin

into the east and the pennines, some of us will have unbroken sunshine. 20- 25 of us will have unbrokenay monday on record —— hull. this is the picture going into the evening. rain pushing into northern england, north wales, a weakening feature heading south. some warm and sunny spells. elsewhere, some cooler notes. a fresh day. heavy showers in scotland. uncertainty about wednesday, low pressure bringing outbreaks of rain to parts of england and wales. thursday, high pressure builds in across the uk. 0n wednesday, some of us will see some rain. temperatures coming down in south—east england. some showers in scotla nd south—east england. some showers in scotland and northern ireland, high pressure building in again. ten, a lot of dry weather, some pleasantly warm sunny spells. holder at night. you can plan your weatherfor the week ahead on our website.