northern ireland in the west, north wales for snowdonia, into north—west england, especially the pennineske district, western and northern scotland. this is where we'll see most of the rain. as for winds, these are your gusts — many of us, 30 to a0 miles per hour. parts of wales, northern england, northern ireland, southern scotland could be approaching 50 miles per hour. butjust pick out one or two showers running across southern england, south wales, the midlands into east anglia, but there will also be some sunny spells and a few spots here creeping into the low 20s. nowhere near that, though, where you are so wet from snowdonia, north—west england, into northern ireland, western and northern scotland. eastern parts of scotland, north—east england, plenty of cloud. you may well see a bit of patchy rain occasionally, but there will also be some drier spells.

we might see showers developing particularly across parts of northeast england, running down the penninesof the midlands and southern and central england. don't be too surprised if you see an odd shower formed here as we head into the afternoon. wednesday, the area of low pressure starts over the uk, so a cloudy day with outbreaks of rain. rain is usefulfor a number of us — dry last month, so the rain is welcomed by gardeners. more of that rain to come, and it is kind of yo—yo rain, because as this pressure deepens and moves to the south, outbreaks of rain moves southwards, as well. thursday we are looking at some rain around, across parts of the south. northwards, there's heavier rain set to move in across the swathe of northern england, particularly northeast england, perhaps even a bit of thunder mixed in with some of that. but generally further north, the quieter the weather gets, so it may stay dry in inverness in glasgow this weekend. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: paying their respects — thousands of mourners file past the casket of george floyd in his home

, la ke england, especially the pennines, lake district, western scotland, this is where we will seee showers across south wales, the midlands and east anglia. a few spots creeping into the low 20s. nowhere near that where you are so wet, snowdonia, north—west england, western and northern scotland. eastern parts of scotland, eastern england, plenty of cloud. patching and occasionally, but also some drier spells. 1a of the top temperature in belfast and glasgow today. into tonight, we will keep the rain going, where the day has been so very wet. winding down tomorrow, higher parts of cumbria and lancashire may well be over 100 millimetres so there is a risk of seeing a bit of flooding or disruption as a result of this. overnight temperatures around ten to 13 celsius. a and into tomorrow, not as windy tomorrow, but make no mistake, it will still be very blustery out there. more rain when it has been so wet over the past 2a hours, but it does is done gradually during the day tomorrow. some of us will be turning die. more cloud in south wales in southern england compared with today and

heaviest of the rain has been around the north—west of england, cumbria, lancashire and parts of the penninesn place around keswick. 0ver monday we will see further heavy spells of rain in the north but in the afternoon it looks as if that will give way to sunshine and showers and another blustery day as gusts of wind in some places will reach a0 miles an hour, near gale force for the time of the year. temperature is below the average. around 15 degrees there for glasgow and possibly reaching 19 in london. on tuesday, the jet stream pushes another system in our direction, an area of low pressure not quite as developed as the one we have across right now but it will bring cloud and outbreaks of rain in the morning in the south and to the north i think this is where the focus will be as far as weather goes, heavy showers, some of them thundery across parts of scotland and maybe the north of england. temperatures again for many of us around the mid—high teens. that was tuesday and this is wednesday. outbreaks of rain in the morning and the south clearing away giving way to sunshine and then show

heaviest of the rain has been around the north—west of england, cumbria, lancashire and parts of the penninesod warning in place around keswick. over monday we will see further heavy spells of rain in the north but in the afternoon it looks as if that will give way to sunshine and showers and another blustery day as gusts of wind in some places will reach a0 miles an hour, near gale force for the time of the year. temperature is below the average. around 15 degrees there for glasgow and possibly reaching 19 in london. on tuesday, the jet stream pushes another system in our direction, an area of low pressure not quite as developed as the one we have across right now but it will bring cloud and outbreaks of rain in the morning in the south and to the north i think this is where the focus will be as far as weather goes, heavy showers, some of them thundery across parts of scotland and maybe the north of england. temperatures again for many of us around the mid— high teens. that was tuesday and this is wednesday. outbreaks of rain in the morning and the south clearing away giving way to sunshine

and that rain is sort of going to barrel across the uk, across the pennines, into parts of wales, buttually, during thursday, this is where the best weather will be, in northern ireland, and particularly western parts of scotland. now, low pressure is pretty much stuck end of the week to the south of us, it's stuck around the bay of biscay, but within this area of low pressure, there is actually quite a lot of fairly warm and humid aircircling. that warm and humid air will be heading our way, but with it, also comes the return of this weather front, so that does mean that on friday we are anticipating again a dose of heavy rain, particularly across the south south—west, and into wales as well and, again, the best of the weather will be the further north you are, in fact, cracking weather there in the north of scotland, but it will be cooler there, around 14 degrees. that weather front will make its journey a little bit further north during saturday, and then to the south of that, we'll probably see showers breaking out, the possibility of some thunderstorms as well. this is actually h

we might see showers developing particularly across parts of north—east england, running down the pennineswer formed here as we head into the afternoon. our temperatures similar to what we had, really, on monday, with highs between 15—18 celsius for the majority of us. now for wednesday, the area of low pressure starts to move right over the uk, so we are looking at a cloudy day with some fairly prolonged outbreaks of rain. still, the rain is useful for a number of us — it was very dry last month, so the rain is welcomed by gardeners, i'm sure. but there is more of that rain to come, and it is kind of yo—yo rain, if you like it, because as this low pressure deepens and moves to the south, outbreaks of rain moves southwards, as well. but the rain will then return back northwards, so we get two dollops of rain from this particular system. thursday we are looking at some rain around, across parts of the south. northwards, there's heavier rain set to move in across the swathe of northern england, particularly north—east england, perhaps even a bit of thunder mixed in with some of that. it will

the rain has been around the north—west of england, certainly cumbria, lancashire and parts of the penninesk. 0ver monday we will see further heavy spells of rain in the north but then in the afternoon it looks as like that will give way to sunshine and showers. and another blustery day as gusts of wind in some places will reach a0 miles an hour, near gale force for the time of the year. the temperatures are below the average. around 15 degrees there for glasgow and possibly reaching 19 in london. on tuesday, the jet stream is pushing another system in our direction, an area of low pressure not quite as developed as the one we have got over us right now but it will bring cloud and outbreaks of rain in the morning in the south and to the north — i think this is where the focus will be as far as weather goes — heavy showers, some of them thundery across parts of scotland and maybe the north of england. and again, temperatures again for many of us around the mid—to—high teens. that was tuesday and this is wednesday. outbreaks of rain in the morning and the south clearing away, giving way to su

we might see showers developing particularly across parts of north—east england, running down the penninesre as we head into the afternoon. 0ur temperatures similar to what we had, really, on monday, with highs between 15—18 celsius for the majority of us. now for wednesday, the area of low pressure starts to move right over the uk, so we are looking at a cloudy day with some fairly prolonged outbreaks of rain. still, the rain is useful for a number of us — it was very dry last month, so the rain is welcomed by gardeners, i'm sure. but there is more of that rain to come, and it is kind of yo—yo rain, if you like it, because as this low pressure deepens and moves to the south, outbreaks of rain moves southwards, as well. but the rain will then return back northwards, so we get two dollops of rain from this particular system. thursday we are looking at some rain around, across parts of the south. northwards, there's heavier rain set to move in across the swathe of northern england, particularly north—east england, perhaps even a bit of thunder mixed in with some of that. it will start to tur

and that rain is sort of going to barrel across the uk, across the pennines, into parts of wales but,er so actually, during thursday, this is where the best weather will be, in northern ireland, and particularly western parts of scotland. low pressure is pretty much stuck end of the week to the south of us, it's stuck around the bay of biscay but, within this area of low pressure, there is actually quite a lot of fairly warm and humid aircircling. that warm and humid air heading our way but, with it, also comes the return of this weather front so that does mean that on friday we are anticipating again a dose of heavy rain, particularly across the south south—west, and into wales as well and, again, the best of the weather will be the further north you are, in fact cracking weather there in the north of scotland but it will be cooler there, around 1a degrees. that weather front will make its journey a little bit further north during saturday and to the south of that, we'll probably see showers breaking up, the possibility of some thunderstorms as well. this is actually humid air stream

afternoon we may well see it few showers form particularly across parts of northern england, down the pennines don't be surprised if you see the odd shower in the early afternoon. the top temperature, around 19. that same area of low pressure on wednesdays with us but this time it is such right over the top of the uk and that means wednesday looks like being a cloudy day with fairly prolonged outbreaks of rain. some of it could be quite heavy at cross western areas and around about 18 degrees, unsettled really through the rest of the week. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. my name's mike embley. paying their respects — thousands of mourners file past the casket of george floyd in his home town of houston. the us economy has officially gone into recession, but stocks are surging with the nasdaq hitting a record high. prince andrew is embroiled in an increasingly bitter dispute with american prosecutors investigating his friend, the late jeffrey epstein. and hong kong marks one year since protests began against a controversial extradition bil

heaviest of the rain has been around the north—west of england, cumbria, lancashire and parts of the penninesick. 0ver monday we will see further heavy spells of rain in the north but in the afternoon it looks as if that will give way to sunshine and showers and another blustery day as gusts of wind in some places will reach a0 miles an hour, near gale force for the time of the year. temperature is below the average. around 15 degrees there for glasgow and possibly reaching 19 in london. 0n and possibly reaching 19 in london. on tuesday, the jet stream pushes another system in our direction, an area of low pressure not quite as developed as the one we have across right now but it will bring cloud and outbreaks of rain in the morning in the south and to the north i think this is where the focus will be as far as weather goes, heavy showers, some of them thundery across parts of scotland and maybe the north of england. temperatures again for many of us around the mid— high teens full of that was tuesday and this is wednesday. outbreaks of rain in the morning and the south clearing away giving w

we might see showers developing particularly across parts of north—east england, running down the pennines. don't be too surprised if you see an odd shower formed here as we head into the afternoon. 0ur temperatures similar to what we had, really, on monday, with highs between 15—18 celsius for the majority of us. now for wednesday, the area of low pressure starts to move right over the uk, so we are looking at a cloudy day with some fairly prolonged outbreaks of rain. still, the rain is useful for a number of us — it was very dry last month, so the rain is welcomed by gardeners, i'm sure. but there is more of that rain to come, and it is kind of yo—yo rain, if you like it, because as this low pressure deepens and moves to the south, outbreaks of rain moves southwards, as well. but the rain will then return back northwards, so we get two dollops of rain from this particular system. thursday we are looking at some rain around, across parts of the south. northwards, there's heavier rain set to move in across the swathe of northern england, particularly north—east england, perhaps even a bit

northern ireland in the west, north wales for snowdonia, into north—west england, especially the pennines. as for winds, these are your gusts — many of us, 30 to a0 miles per hour. parts of wales, northern england, northern ireland, southern scotland could be approaching 50 miles per hour. butjust pick out one or two showers running across southern england, south wales, the midlands into east anglia, but there will also be some sunny spells and a few spots here creeping into the low 20s. nowhere near that, though, where you are so wet from snowdonia, north—west england, into northern ireland, western and northern scotland. eastern parts of scotland, north—east england, plenty of cloud. you may well see a bit of patchy rain occasionally, but there will also be some drier spells. just 14, the top temperature in belfast and glasgow today. so into tonight, we will keep the rain going where the day has been so very wet. by the time it winds down tomorrow, the rain into the higher parts of cumbria, lancashire, for example, may well be over 100 millimetres. this is why there is a risk of seeing

see a line of showers develop, particularly across parts of northeast england, running down the pennines odd shower fall here as we head into the afternoon. 0ur temperatures similar to what we had, really, on monday. highs between 15—18d for the majority of us. now, for wednesday, this area of low pressure starts to move right over the uk, and so we are looking at a cloudy day with some fairly prolonged outbreaks of rain. still, the rain is useful rain for a number of us. of course, it was very dry last month, so the rain welcomed by gardeners, i'm sure. but there is more of that rain to come, and it's kind of yo—yo rain if you like, because this low deepens. it moves to the south. the outbreaks move southwards as well, but the rain will then return back northwards, so we get to dollops of rain from this particular weather system. ——joe —— joe mac dollops. we're looking at some rain around across parts of the south, but also this zone of heavier rain looks set to move in across a swathe of north england, particularly northeast england, perhaps even with a bit of thunder mixed in with som

heaviest of the rain has been around the north—west of england, cumbria, lancashire and parts of the penninesck. 0ver monday we will see further heavy spells of rain in the north but in the afternoon it looks as if that will give way to sunshine and showers and another blustery day as gusts of wind in some places will reach a0 miles an hour, near gale force for the time of the year. temperature is below the average. around 15 degrees there for glasgow and possibly reaching 19 in london. on tuesday, the jet stream pushes another system in our direction, an area of low pressure not quite as developed as the one we have across right now but it will bring cloud and outbreaks of rain in the morning in the south and to the north i think this is where the focus will be as far as weather goes, and outbreaks of rain in the morning in the south and to the north i think this is where the focus will be as far as weather goes, heavy showers, some of them thundery across parts of scotland and maybe the north of england. temperatures again for many of us around the mid—high teens. that was tuesday and this

northern ireland in the west, north wales for snowdonia, into north—west england, especially the penninesmost of the rain. as for winds, these are your gusts — many of us, 30 to 40 miles per hour. parts of wales, northern england, northern ireland, southern scotland could be approaching 50 miles per hour. butjust pick out one or two showers running across southern england, south wales, the midlands into east anglia, but there will also be some sunny spells and a few spots here creeping into the low 20s. nowhere near that, though, where you are so wet from snowdonia, north—west england, into northern ireland, western and northern scotland. eastern parts of scotland, north—east england, plenty of cloud. you may well see a bit of patchy rain occasionally, but there will also be some drier spells. just 14, the top temperature in belfast and glasgow today. so into tonight, we will keep the rain going where the day has been so very wet. by the time it winds down tomorrow, the rain into the higher parts of cumbria, lancashire, for example, may well be over 100 millimetres. this is why there is a

the rain has been around the north—west of england, certainly cumbria, lancashire and parts of the pennineskeswick. 0ver monday we will see further heavy spells of rain in the north but then in the afternoon it looks as like that will give way to sunshine and showers. and another blustery day as gusts of wind in some places will reach a0 miles an hour, near gale force for the time of the year. the temperatures are below the average. around 15 degrees there for glasgow and possibly reaching 19 in london. on tuesday, the jet stream is pushing another system in our direction, an area of low pressure not quite as developed as the one we have got over us right now but it will bring cloud and outbreaks of rain in the morning in the south and to the north — i think this is where the focus will be as far as weather goes — heavy showers, some of them thundery across parts of scotland and maybe the north of england. and temperatures again for many of us around the mid—to—high teens. that was tuesday and this is wednesday. outbreaks of rain in the morning and the south clearing away, giving way to sun

not much to the eastern side of her —— the pennines in terms of rain.y and outbreaks of rain but it binds down a little bit, a gradual process. some sunny spells along the south coast. the temperatures here, nothing above 20. in fact many falling well short of that and it sets the scene for the week ahead. nowhere near as hot as last week. as you go into tuesday, more by the front coming in towards the south. it will be a fairly u nsettled the south. it will be a fairly unsettled week stop. as windy eventually as it has been of this we can have the chance of seeing a bit of rainfor can have the chance of seeing a bit of rain for everyone. most of us will fall short of 21. as one is soaking up your meteorological observations, i am looking enviously at your hair. really! i have been fighting with this, done it, all morning. that is the product of hours of management. you are so kind, i am counting down, one week to a haircut. you have not had a tramp since march?” one week to a haircut. you have not had a tramp since march? i have had a few hacks. do not

and that rain is sort of going to barrel across the uk, across the pennines, into parts of wales but,hursday, this is where the best weather will be, in northern ireland, and particularly western parts of scotland. low pressure is pretty much stuck end of the week to the south of us, it's stuck around the bay of biscay but, within this area of low pressure, there is actually quite a lot of fairly warm and humid aircircling. that warm and humid air heading our way but, with it, also comes the return of this weather front so that does mean that on friday we are anticipating again a dose of heavy rain, particularly across the south south—west, and into wales as well and, again, the best of the weather will be the further north you are, in fact cracking weather there in the north of scotland but it will be cooler there, around 1a degrees. that weather front will make its journey a little bit further north during saturday and to the south of that, we'll probably see showers breaking up, the possibility of some thunderstorms as well. this is actually humid air streaming in from the south. t

we might see showers developing particularly across parts of north—east england, running down the penninesal england. don't be too surprised if you see an odd shower formed here as we head into the afternoon. our temperatures similar to what we had, really, on monday, with highs between 15—18 celsius for the majority of us. now for wednesday, the area of low pressure starts to move right over the uk, so we are looking at a cloudy day with some fairly prolonged outbreaks of rain. still, the rain is useful for a number of us — it was very dry last month, so the rain is welcomed by gardeners, i'm sure. but there is more of that rain to come, and it is kind of yo—yo rain, if you like it, because as this low pressure deepens and moves to the south, outbreaks of rain moves southwards, as well. but the rain will then return back northwards, so we get two dollops of rain from this particular system. thursday we are looking at some rain around, across parts of the south. northwards, there's heavier rain set to move in across the swathe of northern england, particularly north—east england, perhaps e

it will be brighter to the east of the pennines and they will be some sunshine across parts of england and wales. some slow moving, heavy, thundery downpours where the winds are lighter but elsewhere we have a strong and gusty wind, perhaps making it feel more like autumn rather than summer. an overnight tonight, the wind will gradually ease down, many places become dry. we will see some rain pushing back towards northern ireland and arriving on the far south—west by the end of the night, by which time temperatures are sitting at around 12 or 13 degrees. tomorrow's weather picture is a little messy, the low pressure we have across the uk at the moment heading towards scandinavia, some weather fronts on the scene, this one bringing a different look to the weather across parts of england and wales with some rain pushing eastward. elsewhere for england and wales, a little drier and brighter, some rain across northern ireland, some sunshine and again heavy showers to come, in scotla nd again heavy showers to come, in scotland particularly and in the north. temperatures 19 or 20 in the east

how it looks on into the afternoon, north wales and snowdonia, north—west england, especially the penniness, gusts of 30—110 mph across parts of wales and in northern ireland and north wales and scotla nd northern ireland and north wales and scotland it could be approaching 50 mph. there will be some sunny spells down in the south, a few spots creeping into the low 20s, and into northern ireland in western scotland and eastern parts of scotland plenty of cloud, and you may see a patch of rain, but there will also be some dry spells. just 1a degrees up in north of today. we will keep the rain going, where it has been so wet, but by the time we get into tomorrow the rain may well be over 100 millimetres in these spots, and there is a risk of seeing some flooding and disruption, as a result overnight temperatures around 13 degrees. it stays windy tomorrow, but nope maybe not quite as windy tomorrow, but still blustery for the time of year. we will see more rain, but it does gradually ease down tomorrow, gradually getting drier and more cloud in wales and southern england compared to today, bu

northern ireland in the west, north wales and snowdonia and into north—west england, especially the pennines others, in some parts of scotland and north—west england it could be approaching 50 mph. some sunny spells down south, with a few spots creeping down and the low 20s. but... eastern parts of scotland and north—east england will have plenty of cloud, and you may well see a bit of cloud, and you may well see a bit of patchy rain occasionally, but they will also be some dry spells and just 1a the top temperature in many parts of scotland today. we will keep leaving going tonight, where the gay has been said they wet, but it winds down tomorrow, but the higher parts of lancashire may well have over 100 millimetres up to by then, the risk of flooding in some disruption as a result, temperatures staying down. maybe not quite as windy tomorrow, but still very blustery out there for the time of year. we will see some more rain, where and where it has been so wet for the past 2a hours, but it will ease down gradually for the day and turning drier. more cloud for southern england compared with

northern ireland in the west, north wales for snowdonia, into north—west england, especially the penninesus, 30 to a0 miles per hour. parts of wales, northern england, northern ireland, southern scotland could be approaching 50 miles per hour. butjust pick out one or two showers running across southern england, south wales, the midlands into east anglia, but there will also be some sunny spells and a few spots here creeping into the low 20s. nowhere near that, though, where you are so wet from snowdonia, north—west england, into northern ireland, western and northern scotland. eastern parts of scotland, north—east england, plenty of cloud. you may well see a bit of patchy rain occasionally, but there will also be some drier spells. just 1a, the top temperature in belfast and glasgow today. so into tonight, we will keep the rain going where the day has been so very wet. by the time it winds down tomorrow, the rain into the higher parts of cumbria, lancashire, for example, may well be over 100 millimetres. this is why there is a risk of seeing a bit of flooding or some disruption. as a resu

heaviest of the rain has been around the north—west of england, cumbria, lancashire and parts of the penninesy we will see further heavy spells of rain in the north but in the afternoon it looks as if that will give way to sunshine and showers and another blustery day as gusts of wind in some places will reach a0 miles an hour, near gale force for the time of the year. temperature is below the average. around 15 degrees there for glasgow and possibly reaching 19 in london. on tuesday, the jet stream pushes another system in our direction, an area of low pressure not quite as developed as the one we have across right now but it will bring cloud and outbreaks of rain in the morning in the south and to the north i think this is where the focus will be as far as weather goes, heavy showers, some of them thundery across parts of scotland and maybe the north of england. temperatures again for many of us around the mid—high teens. that was tuesday and this is wednesday. outbreaks of rain in the morning and the south clearing away giving way to sunshine and then showers will start to develop quite wi

and that rain is sort of going to barrel across the uk, across the pennines, into parts of wales but,, this is where the best weather will be, in northern ireland, and particularly western parts of scotland. low pressure is pretty much stuck end of the week to the south of us, it's stuck around the bay of biscay but, within this area of low pressure, there is actually quite a lot of fairly warm and humid aircircling. that warm and humid air heading our way but, with it, also comes the return of this weather front so that does mean that on friday we are anticipating again a dose of heavy rain, particularly across the south south—west, and into wales as well and, again, the best of the weather will be the further north you are, in fact cracking weather there in the north of scotland but it will be cooler there, around 1a degrees. that weather front will make its journey a little bit further north during saturday and to the south of that, we'll probably see showers breaking up, the possibility of some thunderstorms as well. this is actually humid air streaming in from the south. those te

and that rain is sort of going to barrel across the uk, across the pennines, into parts of wales but,at weather so actually, during thursday, this is where the best weather will be, in northern ireland, and particularly western parts of scotland. low pressure is pretty much stuck end of the week to the south of us, it's stuck around the bay of biscay but, within this area of low pressure, there is actually quite a lot of fairly warm and humid aircircling. that warm and humid air heading our way but, with it, also comes the return of this weather front so that does mean that on friday we are anticipating again a dose of heavy rain, particularly across the south south—west, and into wales as well and, again, the best of the weather will be the further north you are, in fact cracking weather there in the north of scotland but it will be cooler there, around 1a degrees. that weather front will make its journey a little bit further north during saturday and to the south of that, we'll probably see showers breaking up, the possibility of some thunderstorms as well. this is actually humid ai

that rain will barrel across the uk and the pennines into parts of wales.all that weather, so actually during thursday, this is where the best weather will be in northern ireland and particularly western parts of scotland. low is pretty much stuck end of the week to the south of us, it stuck around the bay of biscay. around this area of low pressure, there's actually quite a bit of fairly warm and humid air circulating, and that air will be heading our way. but with it also comes the return of this weather front, so that does mean on friday, we are anticipating again a heavy dose of rain, particularly across the south—southwest and into wales, as well. and again, the best of the weather will be the further north you are — in fact, cracking whether there in the north of scotland. but it will be cooler there, around 1a celsius. now that weather front will make its journey a little further north during saturday, and to the south of that we will probably see showers breaking out with the possibility of some thunderstorms, as well. this is actually humid air str

scotland spreads further south, rain on the way for newcastle, carlisle, the lake district, into the pennineswell. it looks as though the south—east and east anglia just about stays dry through the course of the night. the rain through tomorrow, as it moves further south tends to become a little bit more patchy and you can see some blobs of blue rather than one large coherent band of rain and as far as the gardeners and growers are concerned, i would not get too excited. we are not going to get enough rainfall, it has been so dry and we need more and the rain is going to be hit and miss but there is the chance of one or two downpours, even thundery in the south later in the afternoon. much cooler, temperatures of 12 in newcastle, mostly in the teens across the country right across the board and if anything, those temperatures will drop even further as we head into thursday and you can see the wind blowing straight out of the north, out of the norwegian sea, viking winds keeping things cool around the north sea coast. temperatures of only 12 degrees in newcastle, adding 30 or a0 mph wind, and

wait particularly on the east side of the pennines.rumble of thunder possible. temperatures into the low 20s. a blustery day with winds from the east. low cloud in the east. heavy rain for wales and the east. heavy rain for wales and the south—west. into the weekend, winds flowing in an anticlockwise direction bringing ever warmer and humid air. part of western scotland, one of the driest spots. some heavy rain across northern ireland, northern england. heavy and thundery showers for england and northern wales. have a nice day. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today... pressure on the government over the two metre social distancing rule. senior conservatives call for a relaxation. a minister tells us it's under discussion. there is an ease in lockdown in england for people living alone and single parents. from saturday they're allowed to stay with one other household. anti—racism demonstrators target statues in the us as president trump rejects calls to remove pro—slavery figures a

cloudy through northern england, particularly east of the pennines and they do south of northern irelandevening and overnight. rain then spreads its way north. we are going to see some more in the way of thundery downpours developing through this weekend. when the sunshine comes out it will feel humid. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk economy shrank by more than a fifth in april — the first full month of lockdown — and the biggest fall since monthly records began. the government says the fall was in line with many other economies. all sectors were affected making the economy around a quarter smaller than it was in february. what we now need to do is get the economy starting up again, start reopening businesses, which we will see from next week. but doing that in a way that doesn't risk a damaging second wave. markets in europe and asia start to buck the downward trend sparked in the us overfears about the economic impact of coronavirus.

we still have the showery outbreaks of rain moving across the pennines, heading south into the midlandsagain, one or two showers, temperatures between 11-21d. but or two showers, temperatures between 11—21d. but on friday things change, we have a new area of low pressure coming in from the atlantic with these fronts bringing in all this rain, moving across much of the uk. to the south we will not see the rain until much later in the day so here we will have highs of 20. hello, this is bbc news with victoria derbyshire. here are the headlines in the uk and around the world. stricter lockdown measures are imposed in leicester after a steep rise in coronavirus cases. non—essential shops are closed, schools will shut to most pupils from thursday and people are urged not to travel in or out of the city. the restrictions cover the whole city and some surrounding areas. for people in leicester, we are doing it because it is in the best interests of leicester to get a grip on this spike and it's so important that everybody plays their part. china passes controversial national security legislati

you could get 5—10 millimetres falling quite widely but around 15—30 over the high ground of the penninesas, the rain very patchy and probably not amounting to do much. across scotla nd not amounting to do much. across scotland and northern ireland, the afternoon looking brighter with sunny spells and only isolated showers. it will feel cooler today and we have a fairly brisk north to north—easterly wind around as well. overnight, the rain does eventually move overnight, the rain does eventually m ove a cross overnight, the rain does eventually move across the midlands into east anglia and south—east england, is a weakening feature so they probably won't be huge amounts of rain falling but every little drop is welcome for those gardeners out there. and across northern areas, it turns cooler overnight, temperatures down to six or 7 degrees. tomorrow, quite a bit of n but broadly speaking it is a day of showers and sunny spells. they will push southwards from scotland and northern ireland into england and wales. the heavy is probably across the midlands and eastern areas of england. tempera