the best of the brightness to the eastern side of the pennines, the eastern side of the pennines, the later in the day and by this stage you notice the temperatures in the south starting to pick up. a real close sort of humid feel to proceedings. tuesday into wednesday, that little kink in the frontal system working its way up the frontal system working its way up towards the northern portions of scotland. the rain associated with that beginning to fall away during the day down through the borders into the north of england and northern ireland. to the south of this, plenty of sunshine around. we will see the temperatures really picking up, 27 or possibly 28 in the mix but underneath the cloud bama 16 or 17 mix but underneath the cloud bama 16 or17 —— the mix but underneath the cloud bama 16 or 17 —— the cloud banner. there is some uncertainty across the british isles later in the week. it will depend on how much dry air you will see and how much warmth as well. if you are on the southern side of the jet stream then you will have a lot more in the way of dry weather to experience. if t

yes, it's pretty obvious there was quite a bit of cloud to be had to the eastern side of the pennineswas some sunshine getting through eventually. further south, quite a bit of cloud close by to the channel islands, some sharp showers running through the channel area, but elsewhere the skies will stay pretty clear overnight and that will allow the temperatures again to dribble away, in the countryside particularly well down into single figures, something perhaps a little bit barmier for the greater part of western england, wales and northern ireland. and that is how you start the new day on thursday. i think thursday marked by a greater chance of seeing some of those hefty showers, maybe the odd rumble of thunderjust coming in from the near continent, getting into some of the southern counties of england. a little bit less perhaps in the way of cloud to the eastern side of the pennines, that is good news there, so the temperatures responding. and the highs of the day, around 22 or 23 degrees. bye bye. you're watching beyond 100 days. for months, theresa may has walked the brexit tight

that's probably not the case for the eastern side of the pennines, where yet again overnight, if youair amount of cloud coming in off the north sea, tending to thin as we get on through the day, and again, with a wee bit of sunshine in the skies, temperatures in a number of locations exceeding 20 degrees celsius. it's not all plain sailing, i have to say. many of you will know already that the pollen levels are very high, especially across the greater part of england and wales, so bear that one in mind if that's relevant to you. here we are through wednesday evening. a good evening for a barbecue, not too much in the way of breeze, pleasantly warm in a number of locations. the cloud just becoming a wee bit more extensive again to the eastern side of the pennines, and some of the low cloud just lurking there or thereabouts across these northern and eastern shores, on what is not going to be a particularly cold night. now, that pattern for thursday doesn't look an awful lot different to the one i showed you for wednesday, with the notable exception that we've just pushed that area of l

the cloud just becoming a wee bit more extensive again to the eastern side of the pennines, and somes across these northern and eastern shores, on what is not going to be a particularly cold night. now, that pattern for thursday doesn't look an awful lot different from the one i showed you for wednesday, with the notable exception that we've just pushed that area of low pressure, and its attendant fronts and troughs, a little bit further north in france. and that will have the effect ofjust thickening up the cloud across the southern counties of england, maybe the south of wales too. and, from that, we could well see some showers. maybe the odd one or two could be really quite sharp. that mightjust be a problem for the channel islands. it mayjust come a bit further north. elsewhere, just one or two showers close by to the donegal border in northern ireland, maybe the odd one over the highlands, but essentially it's a fine and settled look to the weather. and even as the weekend begins to loom, well, do you know what? that high pressure is still there or thereabouts. we still have the

be just as important, across the pennines but that should bejust as important, if not across the pennines services that are being proposed in london in future. deep frustration in the north about the situation and sending a clear message to london. the crown prosecution service has revealed that 47 cases of rape and sexual assault have been dropped after vital evidence was withheld from defence lawyers. well, with me is our legal correspondent, clive coleman. this is about disclosure. explain more. disclosure where the police gather evidence and prosecutors look at it and the defendant is entitled to any evidence that assist the defence case or undermines the prosecution. last year high profile rape trials collapse for failure to disclose evidence to the defence. as a result of that, this review was instigated. today we found out that asa instigated. today we found out that as a result the cps looked at all the rape and sexual offence cases that had been charged. 47 have been dropped, five where disclosure was the main issue, 42 where it was an issue. as a result of that, 14 defendants wh

the cloud becoming more extensive to the eastern pennines and low cloud lurking thereabouts across theseing to be a particularly cold night. that pattern to thursday doesn't look different from wednesday with the notable exception that we've just pushed that area of low pressure, and its attendant fronts and troughs, a little bit further north in france, and that will have effect of thickening up the cloud across the southern counties of england, maybe the south of wales and from that, we could well see some showers, maybe the odd one or two, really quite sharp. that might be a problem for the channel islands. elsewhere, just one or two showers close by to the donegal border in northern ireland, maybe the odd one of the highlands, but essentially it's a fine and settled look to the weather, and even as the weekend begins to loom, that high pressure is still there or thereabouts. we still have these little mini weather fronts, if you like, just bringing a bit of instability into the mix. so you couldn't rule out one or two showers. at this particular moment, we think some across southern

on a pleasantly warm in a number of locations in the cloud becoming more extensive to the eastern pennines shores. not a particularly cold night. that pattern to thursday doesn't look different from wednesday with the notable exception that we've just pushed that area of low pressure and its attendant fronts and troughs are little bit further north in france and that will have the —— the effect of picking up the cloud across the southern counties of england, maybe southern counties of england, maybe south wales and from that, we could well see some showers, maybe the odd one or two, really quite sharp. that might bea one or two, really quite sharp. that might be a problem for the channel islands. elsewhere, one ortwo showers close by to the donegal border in northern ireland, maybe the odd one of the highlands but essentially a fine and settled look to the weather and even as the weekend begins to loom, that high pressure is still there or thereabouts. we still have these little mini weather fronts, thereabouts. we still have these little mini weatherfronts, if thereabouts. we still have t

that's probably not the case for the eastern side of the pennines, where overnight, in view of the lostng to thin as we get on through the day, and again, with a wee bit of sunshine in the skies, temperatures in a number of locations exceeding 20 degrees celsius. it's not all plain sailing, i have to say. many of you will know already that the pollen levels are very high, especially across the greater part of england and wales, so bear that one in mind if that's relevant to you. here we are through wednesday evening. a good evening for a barbecue, not too much on the way of breeze, pleasantly warm in a number of locations. the cloud just becoming a wee bit more extensive to the eastern pennines, and low cloud lurking thereabouts across these northern and eastern shores, on what is not going to be a particularly cold night. now, that pattern to thursday doesn't look different from wednesday, with the notable exception that we've just pushed that area of low pressure, and its attendant fronts and troughs, a little bit further north in france. and that will have the effect ofjust thickenin

this will set up a few heavy showers and thunderstorms over the pennines, maybe into wales and the south england. a bit cool and cloudy across central and northern scotland. but a top temperature of 2a—25 celsius in south—east england. tuesday is looking a bit cooler and cloudy across the board. northerly wind, but then for wednesday i think more in the way of sunshine and feeling warmer. this is bbc news, our latest headlines... president trump is in singapore for an historic summit on denuclearisation with north korean leader kim jong—un. mr trump described it as a "one—time shot" at peace and said both leaders were in "unknown territory". mr kim arrived several hours earlier and was greeted by singapore's prime minister. his summit with mr trump will take place on tuesday. tory mps are urged to rally round theresa may as the government prepares for a series of crucial parliamentary votes on brexit. 100 years after the first british women won the right to vote, women across the uk have marched together. they've donned the colours of the suffragette movement — green, white and purple. a

that's probably not the case for the eastern side of the pennines, where yet again overnight, if youn off the north sea, tending to thin as we get on through the day, and again, with a wee bit of sunshine in the skies, temperatures in a number of locations exceeding 20 degrees celsius. it's not all plain sailing, i have to say. many of you will know already that the pollen levels are very high, especially across the greater part of england and wales, so bear that one in mind if that's relevant to you. here we are through wednesday evening. a good evening for a barbecue, not too much in the way of breeze, pleasantly warm in a number of locations. the cloud just becoming a wee bit more extensive again to the eastern side of the pennines, and some of the low cloud just lurking there or thereabouts across these northern and eastern shores, on what is not going to be a particularly cold night. now, that pattern for thursday doesn't look an awful lot different to the one i showed you for wednesday, with the notable exception that we've just pushed that area of low pressure, and its attenda

that's probably not the case for the eastern side of the pennines, where yet again overnight, if young in off the north sea, tending to thin as we get on through the day, and again, with a wee bit of sunshine in the skies, temperatures in a number of locations exceeding 20 degrees celsius. it's not all plain sailing, i have to say. many of you will know already that the pollen levels are very high, especially across the greater part of england and wales, so bear that one in mind if that's relevant to you. here we are through wednesday evening. a good evening for a barbecue, not too much in the way of breeze, pleasantly warm in a number of locations. the cloud just becoming a wee bit more extensive again to the eastern side of the pennines, and some of the low cloud just lurking there or thereabouts across these northern and eastern shores, on what is not going to be a particularly cold night. now, that pattern for thursday doesn't look an awful lot different to the one i showed you for wednesday, with the notable exception that we've just pushed that area of low pressure, and its att

when trans—pennine was running the servers it was extremely reliable but since northern took over itsimetable, although they say they are improving services, actually it's made life impossible for commuters. both myself and a lot of other commuters no longer have services that will get us in before 9am. a similar experience to you in the lakes, you've been in that area for a number of years and you know it well. indeed. the locals are voting with their feet. they are very resourceful and they get alternative modes of transport to get to work, to school and so on. but the poor visitor who turns up on a relatively new train and is confronted by is it a train, is it a bus, and if it is a train its 30 years old, it is a problem. going forward , years old, it is a problem. going forward, they say 165 trains will be reduced. all 34 of our trains as from monday, it will be a suspended timetable. we seem to be taking a disproportionate hit. the worst of the area is definitely the northwest but we are taking this disproportionate hit, really. what impact does it have on the area? our mp tim fa

perhaps a few patches of mist, too, around the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid airping through today. i think they will be mostly in scotland. one or two for northern ireland, one or two for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east a

a few showers, not quite as heavy this time for scotland, but one through the pennines, too, and temperaturesking ahead to tuesday and wednesday, not a great deal changes. most places will be dry. temperatures in the low 20s in the sunshine. from mid—week, though, things may change. hello, this is breakfast, with steph mcgovern and jon kay. borisjohnson is secretly recorded saying that there could be a brexit meltdown. he also referred to the treasury as the heart of the remain campaign. good morning, it's friday, the 8th ofjune. also this morning: fears for england fans travelling to russia for the world cup as the government is accused of making vague reassurances about their safety. good morning from the wondrous leg district, which, at the moment, has no rail service for a two—week period due to the train

northern ireland, lots of sunshine, which could spark some heavy downpours particularly over the pennineswest of england. temperatures of 2425 degrees. high—pressure on tuesday, but slightly cooler air moving down ona but slightly cooler air moving down on a northerly breeze. that will be noticeable across the board. a little bit cooler, more cloud around, some sunny little bit cooler, more cloud around, some sunny spells, perhaps the odd shower but most places will be dry but the top temperatures instead of the mid—20s will be 19—20 and that could be quite noticeable for some. in two wednesday, still with the ridge of high pressure up to the west, something we have not seen to the west, and atlantic global racing towards our shores but it means that wednesday starts fine, a lot of sunshine for england and wales, southern and eastern parts of scotland, but further west, those winds will pick up, up to 40 mph, along with more persistent rain. again, afairly along with more persistent rain. again, a fairly warm day, warmer than tuesday. as we head into thursday, a different feel to the pert

perhaps a few patches of mist, too, around the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid airland, one or two for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it‘s not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day‘s sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i‘m pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday, a lot of dry weather f

they must northern ireland, northern england more likely to be over the pennines.northern and eastern areas but clear in the south and not as humid as recently. a cracking date—krumm across southern areas, sunshine in the ——a cracking day to come. sunshine in the east. a few more showers and thunderstorms breaking out but not as many as recent days, the vast majority spending all is not the bulk of the day dry and warm. that is how we see the weekend, showers gradually fading. that will be the case on monday. the high pressure in charge. dragging and slightly cooler air, nothing too chilly but with that, low cloud off the north—east are a great start on monday in central and eastern areas, many dry, only one or two showers but lots of sunshine breaking through the cloud in the west. a pleasant day rather than a particularly hot one. back to you. time now for all the latest technology news in this week‘s click. a bit of rain, a bit of sun and a lot of books. that‘s the world—renowned hay festival. once a year, the small town of books, hay—on—wye on the england—wales

cloud in central and eastern scotland, showers developing here but the heaviest will be over the pennines wales in the south—west of england. elsewhere, dry again, top temperatures 2a or 25 degrees. a bit cooler across the north—eastern coasts. we have a ridge of high pressure across the country for tuesday. a bit of a northerly breeze as well, so that will take the edge off the temperatures somewhat across the eastern side of the country. you will notice that breeze, especially close to the coast. a bit more cloud around. across the board it will feel a bit fresher on tuesday, with some sunshine breaking out here and there. high temperatures generally in the upper teens, celsius, with a top temperature of around 20 degrees. so, we move out of tuesday into wednesday. this is where we start to see the changes. this area of low pressure is pushing into the north—west corner of the country later on in the day. for most of wednesday, another fine and dry one. some good spells of sunshine around. the odd shower may develop over the high ground, especially across wales. a dry and warm afternoon

a few showers, not quite as heavy this time for scotland, but one through the pennines, too, and temperatures sunshine. mid—week, though, things may change. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: after meeting japan‘s prime minister, donald trump declares he is optimistic about progress at the north korea summit on denuclearisation and kidnapped japanese citizens. i really believe that we have the potential to do something incredible for the world, and it‘s my honour to be involved. but other leaders of the world‘s most powerful nations gather in canada for the g7 summit, facing deep divisions with the us on trade. britain‘s prime minister arrives for the summit, leaving behind another storm in her cabinet over brexit. and was the red planet always a dead planet? nasa says it has found something that suggests there might have been life on mars.

this will spark off some heavy downpours, particularly over the pennines, maybe into wales and the south—west5 celsius. on into tuesday, we still have high pressure with us. this is a ridge of high pressure. but it is likely cooler air moving down on a northerly breeze. that, i think, will be pretty noticeable across the board. it's going to be a little bit cooler. we will have a bit more cloud around generally. some sunny spells here and there, perhaps the odd shower, but most places will be dry. top temperatures, instead of the mid—20s celsius, will be 19—20. i think that could be quite noticeable for some. on into wednesday, still with a ridge of high pressure. but look to the west. that is something we haven't seen for a long time. an atlantic low, racing towards our shores. but it does mean wednesday starts off fine. there will be a lot of sunshine around, particularly england, wales, southern and eastern parts of scotland. further west, south westerly wind will begin to pick up, touching a0 mph across western scotland and northern ireland. more persistent rain here. again, a fairly warm

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and eastern scotland, few showers developing here, but i think the heaviest ones will be over the penninesher ground of wales and into the south—west of england. elsewhere, dry again, top temperatures 2a or maybe 25 degrees. a bit cooler, though, across some north—eastern coasts. now, we have a ridge of high pressure across the country for tuesday. a bit of a northerly breeze as well, so that will take the edge off the temperatures somewhat across the eastern side of the country. you'll notice that breeze, particularly close to the coast. we're going to have a bit more cloud around, so across the board it will feel a bit fresher on tuesday, with some sunshine breaking out here and there. highs generally in the upper teens celsius, with a top temperature of around 20 degrees. so, we move out of tuesday into wednesday. this is where we start to see the changes. this area of low pressure begins to push into the north—west corner of the country later on in the day. but for most of wednesday, another fine and dry one. some good spells of sunshine around. the odd shower may develop over the high

perhaps a few patches of mist, too, around the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid airin scotland. one or two for northern ireland, one or two for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the

become more widespread in england and wales and northern ireland setting off heavy showers across the penninesnd cloudy in central and the north of scotland. a top temperature of 2425 celsius in south west england. tuesdayis 2425 celsius in south west england. tuesday is looking cooler and cloudy, but then for wednesday, more in the way of sunshine and feeling warm. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. president trump is in singapore for an historic summit on denuclearisation with north korean leader, king jong—un. mr trump described it as a "one—time shot" at peace and said both leaders were in "unknown territory". mr kim arrived several hours earlier and was greeted by singapore's prime minister. his summit with mr trump will take place on tuesday. tory mps are urged to rally round theresa may as the government prepares for a series of crucial parliamentary votes on brexit. 100 years after the first british women won the right to vote women across the uk are marching together. they've donned the colours of the suffragette movement — green, white and purple. a family escapes unharmed after

those storms still slowly moving across scotland, perhaps in doing that over the pennines. 2a, maybefew days. very, very warm indeed across southern parts of scandinavia, eastern europe into the eastern side of the mediterranean. this is where we are seeing the sunshine over the weekend. but that warmth comes with some storms as well. just steering clear of our shores into the early pa rt clear of our shores into the early part of next week. most places will be dry with some sunshine. it could be dry with some sunshine. it could be all change from wednesday onwards. this is bbc world news today. i'm kasia madera. our top stories: can the talks stay cordial? disagreements are already coming up at the g7 leaders meeting in canada. anger in turkey as austria shuts down seven mosques it says are funded from abroad. turkey says the move is islamophobic. israel kills palestinians protesting at the gaza border. hundreds more are reportedly injured. also in the programme: celebrity chef, writer and tv presenter anthony bourdain has died. we'll hear how he opened up the culinary world for aud

quite a bit of sunshine coming through, through the midlands, the eastern side of the pennines for atjust as heavy on monday as it is on saturday for parts of scotland, the north—west of england, but it is still there to be had, and i think later on things improve into northern ireland. the forthcoming week, the unsettled fare is still to be found across northern parts of the british isles. things really warming up, though, down towards the south. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. fire has broken out for a second time in four years at one of scotland's architectural landmarks, the glasgow school of art. there has been extensive damage. the government has said it will help with restoring the building. we don't know what the structural damage is, the damage to the stonework. so i think it's too early to say what will be required. but what i can absolutely say is that we will be there to help. the home secretary uses an exceptional power to release illegal cannabis oil to severely epileptic billy caldwell, after doctors said it was a "medical emergency". sinn fein delegates at a c

on the pennine moors east of manchester, uplands are on fire. smoke can be seen for miles.s been burning since sunday. firefighters are trying to put out the blaze. 30 foot flames coming straight towards us. as a result, visibility and air quality has deteriorated in surrounding villages and towns. most of britain is basking under blue skies, but large parts of greater manchester are shrouded in smoke. further south, stoke—on—trent, a search continues for a missing boy stoke—on—trent, a search continues fora missing boy in stoke—on—trent, a search continues for a missing boy in westbourne lake. ryan disappeared after difficulty yesterday evening. two other boys managed to get the safety. as temperatures soared again today, they attempted to stop roads from melting. but here in blackpool, conditions could not be better. bounce out you hear about it. it is fantastic. —— down south. bounce out you hear about it. it is fantastic. -- down south. for the hottest weather, west is best in the next few days as the heatwave. —— west. da n ny next few days as the heatwave. —— west. da

yesterday it was on the western side of the pennines, today it's mainly on the eastern side.ss much of southern england and wales. showers few and far between and warm in the sunshine too. tonight, showers and thunderstorms clearing away many. northern ireland still prone to some rain overnight and into the morning. turning misty across the north of scotland, may be done towards east anglia later. fresh at night and into tomorrow morning. loads of sunshine through the day. one or two isolated showers. there will be if few showers. there will be if few showers with the odd rumble of thunder but not as many as recent days. temperatures still in the 20s. down in recent days here. maybe 26-27 down in recent days here. maybe 26—27 across southern parts of the country. i pressure building across -- high country. i pressure building across —— high pressure is building across the north. a lot of grey, low cloud to begin your monday morning commute. many places dry on monday with the morning cloud breaking up and plenty of sunshine to the west. note the temperatures, high teens and lo

and eastern scotland, few showers developing here, but i think the heaviest ones will be over the penninesand into the south—west of england. elsewhere, dry again, top temperatures 24 or maybe 25 degrees. a bit cooler, though, across some north—eastern coasts. now, we have a ridge of high pressure across the country for tuesday. a bit of a northerly breeze as well, so that will take the edge off the temperatures somewhat across the eastern side of the country. you'll notice that breeze, particularly close to the coast. we're going to have a bit more cloud around, so across the board it will feel a bit fresher on tuesday, with some sunshine breaking out here and there. highs generally in the upper teens celsius, with a top temperature of around 20 degrees. so, we move out of tuesday into wednesday. this is where we start to see the changes. this area of low pressure begins to push into the north—west corner of the country later on in the day. but for most of wednesday, another fine and dry one. some good spells of sunshine around. the odd shower may develop over the high ground, particularl

sunshine through the midlands, east pennines, and down into east anglia and the south east.cotland and north west england, but still there to be had and later, things improve into northern ireland. the forthcoming week, unsettled weather across northern british isles, things warming up down toward the south. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: a second devastating fire in four years at one of scotland's architectural landmarks, the glasgow school of art. the scale of damage is extensive. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, sees the destruction for herself. it's actually quite hard to find the words, given what happened for years ago, the fact that it was so close to being reopened after the restoration, that this has happened again. the home secretary uses exceptional powers to release illegal cannabis oil to severely epileptic billy caldwell. the medication has now been administered. his mother remains at the hospital. billy is getting the best care in the world here. and i feel safe here, at this particular hospital. again, one step at a time, praying for a m

the best sunshine in england and wales, where we'll see the heaviest showers particularly over the penninesw for scotland, cooler and cloudier than of late, but warm in central and southern parts, 22 or 24. 0n into tuesday, looking a bit cooler and cloudier across—the—board, northerly breeze in eastern areas, noticeable along some of the coasts. top temperatures, 19, maybe 20 degrees. apart from a few showers it should stay dry for most. wednesday looks fine but beyond wednesday, this is where things turn more unsettled with the atlantic coming back to life, bringing wet and windy weather and also it will feel a little bit fresher too. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting from singapore and london to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is sharanjit leyl. our top stories: 0n the eve of the historic us—north korea summit, donald trump says he feels "very good" about the talks. it will be the first face—to—face meeting between him and kim jong—un. north korea says it's willing to discuss denuclearisation and a permanent and durable peace. the world's media are watching their ev

cloud in central and eastern scotland, showers developing here but the heaviest will be over the penninesoler across the north—eastern coasts. we have a ridge of high pressure across the country for tuesday. a bit of a northerly breeze as well, so that will take the edge off the temperatures somewhat across the eastern side of the country. you will notice that breeze, especially close to the coast. a bit more cloud around. across the board it will feel a bit fresher on tuesday, with some sunshine breaking out here and there. high temperatures generally in the upper teens, celsius, with a top temperature of around 20 degrees. so, we move out of tuesday into wednesday. this is where we start to see the changes. this area of low pressure is pushing into the north—west corner of the country later on in the day. for most of wednesday, another fine and dry one. some good spells of sunshine around. the odd shower may develop over the high ground, especially across wales. a dry and warm afternoon, warmer than tuesday. temperatures bouncing back up into the mid—20s celsius across central and south

perhaps a few patches of mist and fog in the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid air.land, one or two for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here, it could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday, a lot of dry weather for the second ha

a few showers, not quite as heavy this time for scotland, but one through the pennines as well.dnesday, not a great deal changes. m ost pla ces wednesday, not a great deal changes. most places will be dry. temperatures in the low 20s in the sunshine. mid week, though, things may change. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: donald trump has met japan's prime minister shinzo abe, to discuss his upcoming summit with kim jong—un. mr trump said there was the potential to do something incredible for the world. later his secretary said the north korean leader had suggested he was now willing to denuclearise. mr trump will now head to the g7 summit in canada, where he's expected to face opposition to his decision to impose new tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium to america. and this story is trending on bbc.com nasa says tests on the soil and atmosphere of mars have given the strongest indication yet that there was once life on the red planet. the curiosity rover has found organic material in three billion year old rocks. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world

wednesday starts with low cloud to the eastern side of the pennines and a lot of dry weather as you stepowers getting into the channel and the odd shop one close by to the border as well. many locations exceeding 20 celsius. on through the evening and overnight perhaps one of the more significant changes is just too thick and that cloud down towards the channel islands. maybe the odd sharp shower here. and then clouts bling up towards the southern coast of england. not a particular cold night although a couple of spots will begin thursday on a fresh note with temperatures in the single figures. still low cloud in spite of the eastern shores. —— close by the eastern shores. —— close by the eastern shores. —— close by the eastern shores. there may well be a few sharp showers coming in the afternoon and higher gain of 23. —— and a high gain of 23. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: hiding for their lives. children take cover from military planes in myanmar as the country's armed forces are again accuse

perhaps a few patches of mist and fog in the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid air.for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here, it could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday a lot of dry weather for the second half of the weekend.

the best sunshine in england and wales where we will see the heaviest showers over the pennines and the scotland, cooler and cloudier than of late, but warm instant to and southern parts, 22 or 24. on into tuesday, looking a bit cooler and cloudier across—the—boa rd, northerly breeze in eastern areas, noticeable along some of the coasts. top temperatures, 19, maybe 20 degrees. apart from a few showers it should stay dry for most. wednesday looks fine but beyond wednesday, this is where things turn more u nsettled this is where things turn more unsettled with the atlantic coming back to life, bringing wet and windy weather and also it will feel a little bit fresher too. welcome to bbc news broadcasting from singapore and london, live, to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is sharanjit leyl. our top stories: on the eve of the historic us—north korea summit, donald trump says he feels "very good" about the talks. it will be the first face—to—face meeting between him and kimjong—un. north korea says it's willing to discuss denuclearisation and a permanent and durable pea

a few showers, not quite as heavy this time for scotland, but one through the pennines, too, and temperatureseal changes. most places will be dry. temperatures in the low 20s in the sunshine. mid—week, though, things may change. this is bbc news. the headlines: the us secretary of state has said kim jong—un has indicated to him personally that north korea is prepared to denuclearise. after talks with the japanese prime minister, us president donald trump, who's due to meet north korea's leader on tuesday, said he was optimistic about success at the summit. leaders of world economic powers are preparing to confront donald trump over the new us tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. beforejoining them for the g7 summit in quebec, donald trump has complained that france and canada were also hurting the us economy. the american space agency, nasa, says it's detected organic molecules on mars, raising the possibility that the planet may have harboured life. scientists say the mars curiosity rover discovered three different types of organic molecules when it dug just five centimetres down on an an

and northern ireland, it looks like sunshine could spark some heavy den shores, victory over the penninesll be noticeable across the board. a little bit cooler. we'll have more crowded around generally with sunny spells here and there can that's the own shower, most places dry. doctor ridges commented of the mid—20s celsius goal will be 19— 20s. they will be noticeable to some. still with a ridge of high pressure and atla ntic low with a ridge of high pressure and atlantic low resting in towards our shores. it means that when they start fine. further west, south—westerly winds will start to pick up, hitting a0 mph into scotla nd pick up, hitting a0 mph into scotland and northern ireland, with more persistent rain. on tuesday, 23 or 2a. louise persse, wind and gales perhaps in scotland moving in. this better bramble will move south and east to the country through the day, turning to weaken into eastern parts. we start on a dry and warm note. that settles midweek onwards with wind and rain and the forecast, it will turn fresher, too. hello. this is bbc news. do you mind? honestly. we'll be

perhaps a few patches of mist, too, around the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid airo for northern ireland, one or two for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers for scotland. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here. there could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday, a lo

perhaps a few patches of mist and fog in the pennines and north midlands, we have the most humid air.and, one or two for east anglia. so this is how the day starts. we will see this cloud and light rain working in across parts of norfolk, moving across lincolnshire and in across yorkshire. that might get to northumberland and durham as well later in the afternoon. what that area of cloud will do is stop temperatures rising so high. further north we can see some sunshine, with heavy thundery showers. a risk of localised flooding here, but it's not certain these showers will develop across eastern england. that cloud that i showed you might actually stop the showers from falling here, it could be a few thunderstorms, though, to the south in east anglia. southern counties of england and across southern wales, this is where the driest weather is going to be with the best of the day's sunshine. the heaviest of the downpours, i'm pretty sure, will be across scotland and maybe into east anglia. those showers will fade away through the night. on sunday a lot of dry weather for the second half

the wildfires raging across the pennine moors have been described as the biggest in living memory byn't stop one farmer risking his own life for his livestock, as stuart flinders reports. through the smoke, braving the flames, this farmer rescued a50 sheet when the fire started. we had to get through the flames to see the sheep so we had to work your way through the fire, smoke, one sheep nearly did not make it. this is a baby. she has scabs on her legs. she seems to be breathing quite heavily... there may be fluent in her lungs. we have given herfluids and antibiotics and penicillin, we cannot do anything else. he thinks he knows who started the fire. group of lads on the motor bikes we re group of lads on the motor bikes were seen, group of lads on the motor bikes were seen, they were there and then the fire started and then were speeding off so you can make your own mind up on that. the authorities say claims such as these will be investigated by the now the priority has to be bringing the fire under control. where there is evidence, will be followed up. i can give you that assura