brighter across the pennines, there could be surface water flooding.westerly direction, temperature is getting to the 20s so it will feel pleasant in the 20s so it will feel pleasant in the sunshine, cooler in scotland, sunny spells, yes, but passing showers as well. for monday, our area of low pressure has brought the wet weather but clears up into the near continent but before it does, rain starts of the day in the midlands and east anglia and south—east england on monday morning, that will clear away and thenit morning, that will clear away and then it will be sunny and a few showers, some longer spells of rain coming to the north—west of scotland but overall, a slightly better kind of weather day, temperatures still below average for the time of year with the north—westerly winds. tuesday, more showers are forecast, and in a live anyway, here is another area of low pressure, you know what that means, more maine on the way. so, no sign of any prolonged nice sunny weather, it stays unsettled, showers on tuesday, longer spells on the ash longer spells

30 millimetres of rain, double that over the cumbrian fells, the north york moors and across the pennineslised surface water flooding. south of that rain band brighter weather for southern wales, southern england, sunny spells and just a few showers and with the winds coming up from a south westerly direction temperatures do get into the twenties, so it will feel quite pleasant in the sunshine. cooler air though for scotland, sunny spells, yes, but there will be some passing showers as well. 0n into monday's forecast our area of low pressure that's brought us the wet weather through the weekend starts to clear off into the near continent. but before it does do we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south east england monday morning. that will clear away. and then it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rainjust coming into the north west of scotland. but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north

early hours pennines through the early hours of the morning.we'll be pretty chilly overnight as well. so, again, start tomorrow again, a fresh start tomorrow morning, single again, a fresh start tomorrow mornin across single again, a fresh start tomorrow mornin across the single again, a fresh start tomorrow mornin across the northern single again, a fresh start tomorrow mornin across the northern half le figures across the northern half of especially in rural of the uk, especially in rural spots. it does mean for many it'll be a fresh but sunny start tomorrow. just a few showers over northern england as we go through the day . again, we'll through the day. again, we'll see more developing perhaps over the eastern the midlands and eastern england, especially . and then england, especially. and then more weather will come in more wet weather will come in from the west the afternoon from the west come the afternoon . temperatures mostly . temperatures again, mostly around touch below around or a touch below average. high or low 20s that warm high

north—western parts of the country here, eventually reaching the lake district, lancashire, across the penninesthink, are in for a dry night and relatively bright, if not sunny, start to the day on wednesday, ahead of this area of low pressure. the weather front will be crossing ireland early in the day, then reaching western parts of the uk here. let's have a look at that. here's 9.00 in the morning. a lot of dry and bright weather, bar the odd shower, but the bulk of that cloud and rain is out towards the west at this stage. this is 4.00 in the afternoon. it's raining in northern ireland. the rain isjust nudging into wales, the south—west, but look at many of these other parts of the country further east — it's actually going to be bright. through wednesday night into thursday, the weather front sweeps through. it will be quite heavy for a time. i think on thursday it's a day of thick cloud with occasional sunny spells and also showers. quite a muggy air, so those temperatures will be typically in the low 20s, maybe pushing 23 or 2a degrees for the south and south—east. here's the outlook. in

30 millimetres of rain, double that over the cumbrian fells, the north york moors and across the penninese localised surface water flooding south of that rain band. brighter weather for southern wales, southern england, sunny spells and just a few showers and with the winds coming up from a south westerly direction. temperatures do get into the twenties, so it will feel quite pleasant in the sunshine, cooler air though for scotland, sunny spells, yes, but there will be some passing showers as well. 0n into monday's forecast our area of low pressure that's brought us the weather through the weekend starts to clear off into the near continent. but before it does do we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south east england. monday morning that will clear away. and then it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rain just coming into the north west of scotland. but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those no

double that over the cumbrian fells, the north york moors and across the pennines could bring some localisednd, brighter weather for southern wales, southern england, sunny spells and just a few showers. and with the winds coming up from a south—westerly direction, temperatures do get into the 20s, so it will feel quite pleasant in the sunshine. cooler air, though, for scotland. sunny spells, yes, but there will be some passing showers as well. on into monday's forecast. our area of low pressure that's brought us the wet weather through the weekend starts to clear off into the near continent but before it does do, we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day, particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south—east england monday morning. that will clear away. and then, it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rainjust coming into the north—west of scotland, but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north—westerly winds. fortuesday, more showers in the

we'll be getting them across the south and the south—west of england, possibly to the east of the pennines to end monday. so on a cloudy note and with rain at times. tuesday, admittedly, is going to be a better day. it's not going to be bad at all, i think, across many parts of southern and eastern england — some sunny spells, lengthy spells of sunshine. in fact, 2! for london, maybe a few showers in the north of england and scotland. but the next low pressure will be sweeping in and will park itself over the uk on wednesday. and quite an angry—looking area of low pressure there. potentially some strong winds blowing across parts of southern england, even near—gale force around some of the coasts. in the north of scotland, i think the weather will be better. clearly most of the rain is across england and wales during the course of wednesday and the temperatures around 18 to 20 degrees, at best. now, once that area of low pressure clears away, and it will do, eventually towards the east, into scandinavia, behind it, this back edge will see colder winds coming in from the north. and i think

we'll be getting them across the south and the south—west of england, possibly to the east of the pennineshere. and that's how we're going to end monday, so on a cloudy note and with rain at times. now, tuesday admittedly is going to be a better day. it's not going to be bad at all, i think, across many parts of southern and eastern england — some sunny spells, lengthy spells of sunshine in fact. 21 for london, maybe a few showers in the north of england and scotland. but the next low pressure will be sweeping in and will park itself over the uk on wednesday, and quite an angry—looking area of low pressure there. potentially some strong winds blowing across parts of southern england, even near—gale force around some of the coasts. in the north of scotland, i think the weather will be better. clearly, most of the rain is across england and wales during the course of wednesday and the temperatures around 18—20 degrees at best. now, once that area of low pressure clears away, and it will do, eventually towards the east, into scandinavia, behind it, this back edge will see colder winds coming

north—west scotland, thunderstorms for north—east scotland and wind gusts over a0 mph across the pennines 20s for the south—east and east anglia in the best of the sunshine. this evening and overnight, we keep the cloud across much of scotland, some spells of rain for northern areas, further south should be largely dry and showers fading away and cooler than it was last night, temperatures under those spells dropping into high single figures. next week, not a lot is set to change, still got low pressure largely dominating, more showers through the day on monday and features pushing eastwards with possible thundery showers across parts of east anglia, lincolnshire and midlands in the afternoon. stays cloudy across scotland and some sunny spells at times. temperatures starting to ease across the south—east, 22 or 23. the winds here would be a little lighter. here is the next area of low pressure and that is approaching western parts as we had three tuesday morning. rather wet across northern ireland, south—west of england and wales. still a sunny start across scotland and rain pushing furth

wind gusts over 40 mph across the pennines and the lakes., it won't feel too bad. through this evening and overnight, we keep the cloud across much of scotland. again, spells of rain for northern areas of scotland. further south, it should be largely dry, showers fading away, and colour than it was last night, temperatures underneath the clear spells dropping back to high single figures. a look at next week, not a lot is set to change. we still have low—pressure largely dominating. there will be somewhat showers throughout the day on monday. a little feature pushing east, bringing possibly have become the rachel's across parts of east anglia, lincolnshire and through the midlands as we head through the afternoon. it stays rather cloudy across much of scotland, some sunny spells at times. temperatures are easing across the south—east of england, 22 or 23 celsius, and the wind will generally be our next low—pressure approaches western spots as we head through tuesday morning. turning wet across northern ireland, the south—west of england and w

gusts over 40 mph across the pennines and the lakes. temperatures in the high teens and low 20s.ss much of scotland, spells of rain for northern areas of scotland. further south, spells of rain for northern areas of scotland. furthersouth, largely scotland. further south, largely dry, scotland. furthersouth, largely dry, showers fading away, cooler than last night, temperatures dropping back into high single figures. looking at next week, not a lot is set to change. we still have low pressure largely dominating. there will be some more showers throughout the day on monday, a little feature pushing east, bringing possibly heavy thundery showers across parts of east anglia, lincolnshire and through the midlands as we head through the afternoon. it stays cloudy across much of scotland, perhaps some sunny spells at times. temperatures are starting to ease up across the south—east of england. 22 or 23 celsius. the winds will generally be a little lighter. here is our next area of low pressure, approaching western spots on tuesday morning. turning wet across northern ireland, the south

chance of a few sunny spells, perhaps lengthening ones across the south, maybe to the east of the penninesoo far away. that is how we are going to end monday, with the low pressure close by and are generally overcast picture with rain at times. that takes us into tuesday. low pressure moves away. we are in between weather systems and there is another one heading our way. tuesday overall is going to be the best day of the week, with the most amount of sunshine. yes, a few showers in the north, but really, overall, no bad day compared to what will happen on wednesday. low—pressure sweeps in, bringing a wet day on wednesday for many parts of the country. on thursday we develop a northerly wind and it will be quite noticeable right across the uk, particularly across the north of scotland and along the north sea coast. this is looking at the weather into the following weekend. the same sort of weather, unsettled, on the cool side, with rain at times. goodbye. this is bbc news. at least 35 people have been killed in a bomb blast at a political gathering in pakistan. hundreds of supporters of nig

perhaps even lengthy ones across the south and the south—west, maybe to the east of the pennines.e by and a generally overcast picture with rain at times. that takes us into tuesday, the low pressure moves away and we are in between weather systems. there is another one heading our way. i think tuesday, overall, it's going to be the best day of the week. we have the most amount of sunshine. yes, a few sunny showers in the north but not a bad day compared to what is going to happen on wednesday. look at this low pressure sweeping in and bringing a wet day on wednesday for many parts of the country. and then on thursday, we develop a northerly wind and it will be quite noticeable, right across the uk. it will be particularly noticeable across the north of scotland and along the north sea coast. this is looking at the weather into the following weekend. the same sort of weather, unsettled, on the cool side, with rain at times. this is bbc news. the headlines... at least 37 people have been killed in a bomb blast in pakistan — during a rally organised by an islamist party. dozens of p

we'll be getting them across the south and the south—west of england, possibly to the east of the penninesow we're going to end monday. so on a cloudy note and with rain at times. tuesday admittedly is going to be a better day. it's not going to be bad at all, i think, across many parts of southern and eastern england, some sunny spells, lengthy spells of sunshine. in fact, 21 for london, maybe a few showers in the north of england and scotland. but the next low pressure will be sweeping in and will park itself over the uk on wednesday. and quite an angry—looking area of low pressure there. potentially some strong winds blowing across parts of southern england, even near—gale force around some of the coasts. in the north of scotland i think the weather will be better. clearly most of the rain is across england and wales during the course of wednesday and the temperatures around 18 to 20 degrees, at best. now, once that area of low pressure clears away, and it will do, eventually towards the east, into scandinavia, behind it, this back edge will see colder winds coming in from the north and

double that over the cumbrian fells, the north york moors and across the pennines could bring some localisedengland, sunny spells and just a few showers. and with the winds coming up from a south—westerly direction, temperatures do get into the 20s, so it will feel quite pleasant in the sunshine. cooler air, though, for scotland. sunny spells, yes, but there will be some passing showers as well. 0n into monday's forecast. 0ur area of low pressure that's brought us the wet weather through the weekend starts to clear off into the near continent but before it does do, we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day, particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south—east england monday morning. that will clear away. and then, it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rainjust coming into the north—west of scotland, but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north—westerly winds. fortuesday, more showers in the forecast. and then, the middle of the new week see

30 millimetres of rain, double that over the cumbrian fells, the north york moors and across the pennines southern wales, southern england, sunny spells and just a few showers and with the winds coming up from a south—westerly direction, remperatures do get into the 20s, so it will feel quite pleasant in the sunshine. cooler air, though, for scotland. sunny spells, yes, but there will be some passing showers as well. 0n into monday's forecast, our area of low pressure that's brought us the weather through the weekend starts to clear off into the near continent. but before it does do, we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day, particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south—east england. monday morning, that will clear away. and then it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rainjust coming into the perhaps some longer spells of rain just coming into the north—west of scotland. but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north—westerly winds. fort

north—west scotland, thunderstorms for north—east scotland and wind gusts over a0 mph across the pennines teens and low 20s for the south—east and east anglia in the best of the sunshine. this evening and overnight, we keep the cloud across much of scotland, some spells of rain for northern areas, further south should be largely dry and showers fading away and cooler than it was last night, temperatures under those spells dropping into high single figures. next week, not a lot is set to change, still got low pressure largely dominating, more showers through the day on monday and features pushing eastwards with possible thundery showers across parts of east anglia, lincolnshire and midlands in the afternoon. stays cloudy across scotland and some sunny spells at times. temperatures starting to ease across the south—east, 22 or 23. the winds here would be a little lighter. here is the next area of low pressure and that is approaching western parts as we had three tuesday morning. rather wet across northern ireland, south—west of england and wales. still a sunny start across scotland and rain

okay, yeah , the pennines. okay, yeah, there's a reason why i'm single .n politics. oh, it's impossible. it's totally impossible . you it's totally impossible. you know this, you know the scrutiny that you're under. it's interesting actually, in south ribble is my constituency , and ribble is my constituency, and i've had to rename it because all the southerners kind of get this wide eyed, glassy panic because it because they don't know where it is. so i've renamed it, you know, the bit under preston and exactly. when i'm home and i exactly. and when i'm home and i remember and seeing a load remember going and seeing a load of school there of the school teachers and there was lass who, you know was this one lass who, you know quite rightly got about quite rightly got into me about government education policy. i don't was necessarily don't think she was necessarily a voter, but had a conservative voter, but we had a conservative voter, but we had a chat. agreed that standards a chat. we agreed that standards was important, got was really important, got into

30 millimetres of rain, double that over the cumbrian fells, the north york moors and across the penninester flooding. south of that rain band. brighter weather for southern wales, southern england, sunny spells in just a few showers and with the winds coming up from a south westerly direction temperatures do get into the twenties, so it will feel quite pleasant in the sunshine. cooler air though for scotland, sunny spells, yes, but there will be some passing showers as well. on into monday's forecast our area of low pressure that's brought us the wet weather through the weekend starts to clear off into the near continent. but before it does do we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south east england monday morning. that will clear away. and then it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rainjust coming into the north west of scotland. but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north westerly winds.

perhaps even lengthy ones across the south, the south—west, maybe to the east of the pennines.r away. that's how we are going to end monday, with the low pressure close by and a generally overcast picture with rain at times. that takes us into tuesday, the low pressure moves away and we are in between weather systems. there's another one heading our way. but i think tuesday, overall, is going to be the best day of the week. we have the most amount of sunshine. yes, a few sunny showers in the north but not a bad day compared to what is going to happen on wednesday. look at this low pressure sweeping in and bringing a wet day on wednesday for many parts of the country. and then, on thursday, we develop a northerly wind and it will be quite noticeable, right across the uk. particularly noticeable across the north of scotland and along the north sea coast. this is looking at the weather into the following weekend. the same sort of weather — unsettled, on the cool side, with rain at times. goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news at least 35 people have been killed in a bomb blas

north—western parts of the country here, eventually reaching the lake district, lancashire, across the pennineslatively bright, if not sunny, start to the day on wednesday, ahead of this area of low pressure. the weather front will be crossing ireland early in the day, then reaching western parts of the uk here. let's have a look at that. here's 9.00 in the morning. a lot of dry and bright weather, bar the odd shower, but the bulk of that cloud and rain is out towards the west at this stage. this is 4.00 in the afternoon. it's raining in northern ireland. the rain isjust nudging into wales, the south—west, but look at many of these other parts of the country further east — it's actually going to be bright. through wednesday night into thursday, the weather front sweeps through. it will be quite heavy for a time. i think on thursday it's a day of thick cloud with occasional sunny spells and also showers. quite a muggy air, so those temperatures will be typically in the low 20s, maybe pushing 23 or 24 degrees for the south and south—east. here's the outlook. into the weekend, it's once again a ch

30 millimetres of rain, double that over the cumbrian fells, the north york moors and across the penninesather for southern wales, southern england, sunny spells and just a few showers and with the winds coming up from a south—westerly direction. temperatures do get into the 20, so it will feel quite pleasant in the sunshine. cooler air, though, for scotland. sunny spells, yes, but there will be some passing showers as well. 0n into monday's forecast, our area of low pressure that's brought us the weather through the weekend starts to clear off into the near continent. but before it does do, we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day, particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south—east england. monday morning, that will clear away. and then it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rain just coming into the north—west of scotland. but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north—westerly winds for tuesday. more showers in the forecast. and then

northern ireland, the south of scotland and also the north of england, generally to the east of the pennines the west of us at this stage in the morning is crossing ireland and then the irish sea probably by around lunchtime. and then later we run towards the evening. that weather front will sweep across the uk. so all of us should get at least some rain midweek, early on wednesday or later on. and then thursday morning that weather front has swept out into the north sea. the low pressure still close by. you can see it behind me here. and within this low pressure, we have cool atlantic air. so i don�*t think we�*ll see continuous rain on thursday. it will be a mixture of sunny spells and showers with that weather front out of the way and the temperatures around 17 to 21 degrees celsius. it�*s a fairly slow moving area of low pressure. it�*s still with us on friday. so it�*s still bringing showers and unsettled weather conditions here. it is quite gusty winds out towards the southwest. and again, those temperatures will be around the high teens across northern parts of the country and perhaps

okay, yeah , the pennines. okay, yeah, there's a reason why i'm single .in politics. oh, it's impossible. it's totally impossible . you it's totally impossible. you know this, you know the scrutiny that you're under. it's interesting actually, in south ribble is my constituency , and ribble is my constituency, and i've had to rename it because all the southerners kind of get this wide eyed, glassy panic because it because they don't know where it is. so i've renamed it, you know, the bit under preston and exactly. when i'm home and i exactly. and when i'm home and i remember and a load remember going and seeing a load of school teachers there of the school teachers and there was lass who, you know was this one lass who, you know quite got into me about quite rightly got into me about government education policy. i don't was necessarily don't think she was necessarily a but we a conservative voter, but we had a conservative voter, but we had a chat. agreed that standards a chat. we agreed that standards was important, got into was really important, got into

the west of the pennines through the early hours the morning will early hours of the morning will bel be so, again,overnight as early hours of the morning will be so, again, a ernight as early hours of the morning will be so, again, a fresh tl as early hours of the morning will be so, again, a fresh start well. so, again, a fresh start tomorrow morning with oddly down into figures across the into single figures across the northern uk , northern half of the uk, especially in rural spots. it does mean for many it will be a fresh but sunny start tomorrow. just a few showers over northern england . and as we go through england. and as we go through the day again, we'll more the day again, we'll see more developing the developing perhaps over the midlands england, midlands and eastern england, especially . and more wet especially. and then more wet weather will come in from the west afternoon . west come the afternoon. temperatures again, mostly around below average. around or a touch below average. high low 20s. high teens or low 20s. >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar the proud spon

through north—west parts of the country here, reaching the lake district, lancashire, across the penninesvely bright if not sunny start to the day, on wednesday, ahead of this area of low pressure, so the weather front will be crossing ireland then reaching western parts of the uk here, let us look at that, so here is 9am, a lot of dry and bright weather, bar the odd shower but the bulk of that cloud and rain is out to the west, so this is 4.00 in the afternoon, it is raining in northern ireland, the rain is nudging into wales, the south—west, but look at many of these other parts of the country further east, it is going to be bright. then, through wednesday night into thursday, the weather front sweeps through, it will be heavy for a time and i think on thursday, it is a day of thick cloud with occasional sunny spells and showers, a quite muggy air so temperatures will be typically in the low 20, maybe pushing 23 or 24 degrees in the south—east. here is the outlook, into the weekend, it is once again a changeable picture and that is how it will remain really into early this is bbc news,

perhaps even lengthy ones across the south, the south—west, maybe to the east of the pennines. of the week. we have the most amount of sunshine. yes, a few showers in the north but not a bad day compared to what is going to happen on wednesday. look at this low pressure sweeping in and bringing a wet day on wednesday for many parts of the country. and then, on thursday, we develop a northerly wind and it will be quite noticeable, right across the uk. particularly noticeable across the north of scotland and along the north sea coast. this is looking at the weather into the following weekend. the same sort of weather — unsettled, on the cool side, with rain at times. goodbye. live from london. this is bbc news... at least 37 people have been killed in a bomb blast at a political gathering in pakistan. hundreds of supporters of niger's military coup protest outside the french embassy in niamey as france stops aid. president putin praises the might of russia's navy. but doesn't dismiss the idea of peace talks over ukraine. here in the uk, the prime minister insists he's on the side

pennines, but further south across england _ pennines, but further south across england and wales, youeratures down to 10— 14 degrees to start _ temperatures down to 10— 14 degrees to start the _ temperatures down to 10— 14 degrees to start the day tomorrow. monday's weather, _ to start the day tomorrow. monday's weather, the frontal system here, working _ weather, the frontal system here, working in— weather, the frontal system here, working in from the west, that will bring _ working in from the west, that will bring some — working in from the west, that will bring some rain, initially, across ireland, — bring some rain, initially, across ireland, pushing into england and wales— ireland, pushing into england and wales during because of the day. another— wales during because of the day. another weather front heading across the north— another weather front heading across the north of scotland. areas of rain _ the north of scotland. areas of rain as— the north of scotland. areas of rain. as this system pushes east, it will tend _ rain. as this system pushes east, it will tend to — rain.

and it seems to happen to the west of the pennines up there in lancashire, quite a lot.ne man would have been as man who would have been as disappointed as i is disappointed as i was is a fellow sitting on my left, great cricket fan jacob rees—mogg. jacob, are . jacob, are. >> i know, i know. >> i know, i know. >> but to be fair , from an >> but to be fair, from an engush >> but to be fair, from an english point of view, there have been occasions when we've hopedit have been occasions when we've hoped it would rain for a couple of days to get us out of a hole. >> but not this time. >> but not this time. >> not this time. >> not this time. >> know, i know. it was so >> i know, i know. it was so bitterly disappointing and i kept on checking radio, kept on checking on the radio, on the television to see if they were coming back out all of sunday. and absolutely nothing. were coming back out all of sund.very,|d absolutely nothing. were coming back out all of sund.very, very solutely nothing. were coming back out all of sund.very, very disappointing. g. were coming back out a

and it seems to happen to the west of the pennines up there in lancashire, quite a lot.ne man would have been as man who would have been as disappointed as i is disappointed as i was is a fellow sitting on my left, great cricket fan jacob rees—mogg. jacob, are . jacob, are. >> i know, i know. >> i know, i know. >> but to be fair , from an >> but to be fair, from an engush >> but to be fair, from an english point of view, there have been occasions when we've hopedit have been occasions when we've hoped it would rain for a couple of days to get us out of a hole. >> but not this time. >> but not this time. >> not this time. >> not this time. >> know, i know. it was so >> i know, i know. it was so bitterly disappointing and i kept on checking radio, kept on checking on the radio, on the television to see if they were coming back out all of sunday. and absolutely nothing. were coming back out all of sund.very,|d absolutely nothing. were coming back out all of sund.very, very solutely nothing. were coming back out all of sund.very, very disappointing. g. were coming back out a