redford as roy hobbs, attempting that baseball comeback.ost famous roles, in "all the president's men," redford playing investigative journalist bob woodward. but tonight, robert redford telling "entertainment weekly" he is retiring from acting. "never say never, but i pretty well concluded that this would be it for me in terms of acting and i'll move towards retirement after this, because i've been doing it since i was 21. i thought, well, that's enough." with a new movie coming out, "the old man and the gun," redford adding, "why not go out with something that's very upbeat and positive?" his talents behind the camera, still at work. but that actor, who began at 21, suggesting tonight that it just might be time to end this chapter. so many gifts. and he's earned the >>> we can certainly restore some confidence in the short-term. >> a big move to shore up security on bart. but some say it's just not sustainable. >>> plus -- >> we deserve this. this is not what they deserved. >> a tight knit north bay community is in shock tonight after a s

redford as roy hobbs, attempting that baseball comeback.ost famous roles, in "all the president's men," playing bob woodward. tonight, robert redford telling "entertainment weekly" he is retiring from acting. "never say never, but i pretty well concluded that this would be it for me in terms of acting and i'll move towards retirement after this, because i've been doing it since i was 21. kws with a new movie coming out, redford adding, why not go out with something that's very upbeat and poz? his talents behind the camera, still at work. but that actor, who began at 21 suggesting tonight it just might be time t >>> it's crazy, just hearing pops. i couldn't see, right in the middle of the crossfire. once i hear the five pops the guy hits me and we both turned around and lucky other cars didn't hit him. >> those five pops, gunfire. one man killed an the other injured in that early morning shooting on the bay bridge. >> that shooting snarled traffic more than four hours on the bridge. it happened in the eastbound lanes west of treasure island.

. >> after six decades in the thsiness, robert redford will be retiring. >> what do we do now? >> glor: this is our western edition. good evening. i'm jeff glor. we'll begin tonight with an historic wildfire, set to become the largest ever in california. reinforcements have been called in. the army set to deploy 200 soldiers. they will be fighting fires from the air. in addition to this, the mendocino complex fire, there are 15 other big fires in california alone right now fueled by strong winds and high temperatures, including many in the triple digits. a new fire started today in orange county and spread quickly. it was first reported near holy canyon road and it's being called the holy fire. farther north, john blackstone neports now. >> reporter: parts of the mendocino complex fire are ino ng to be unstoppable. torefighters in lake and mendocino counties ignited more backburns overnight to remove tinder-dry brush fueling this massive wildfire. but fierce, hot winds continue to whip flames into a frenzy. more than 400 square miles have been scorched, making this california's

we asked the question for everyone, robert redford, 82, orjust coming up robert redford, 82, orjust comingn one reply in particular. i can think of anything worse than retiring. i am lucky to have a job i love doing, meeting people, playing great music that they choose and working on very different shows every week. who is that? tony blackburn, aged 75 still going strong. here is one from john sta nton. going strong. here is one from john stanton. with current austerity policies and pension plans this may become reality. i suppose the question for you, become reality. i suppose the question foryou, richard, how become reality. i suppose the question for you, richard, how much longer? a little while yet. a few yea rs longer? a little while yet. a few years to go to 75, let alone 82. longer? a little while yet. a few years to go to 75, let alone 82m comes down to passion. and you need money to pay for your long life. we have loads of tweets. quite a lot of those involving creative stuff. jazz players and teachers. that's it from business live today. there will be more business news throughou

i didn't do it it's got to be tide ♪ >>> oh, robert redford, just >> oh, robert redford just breakingth that feathered hair. we want more. barbara streisand in 1973 "the way we were." i'm falling for it. >> that right there was my logu. that back >> the dloeas ey eyes. >> one of the amazing films with robert redford, who says he is done with acting. no more, no mas. abc's david muir has more on the retirement. >> reporter: robert redford has appeared in more than 45 films. . >> i ain't about to walk into no knife for you. >> reporter: he began to his acting career nearly 66 years ago. he once said his favorite movie role was in "the sundance kid." there was "the natural," redford as roy hobbs. attempting a baseball comeback. one of the famous roles in "all the president's men" with robert woodward, telling entertainment weekly he is retiring from acting. never say never, but i pretty well concluded that this would be it for me in terms of acting. i'll move towards retirement. after that, because i have been doing it since i was 21. i thought that was enough. adding why not go out with

redford had first hinted of retiring in 2015. by the way, he turns 82 later this month. >>> and speaking of movies, movie pass is putting more limitations on customers. the subscription service will only now allow users to see three movies in a month. analysts say movie pass is burning through crash and struggling to sfa in business. the three movies per month change goes into effect august 15th. >>> if you've got a plan, you've purchased the ring, you have the proposal written, but did you buy the fireworks? don't worry the proposal works has you covered, the booming business that's helping people say i do. that is tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 right after the season finale of the bachelorette. and now i'm going to ask mike how he proposed to his wife. >> on tv, christmas eve. they allowed me to do it. >> and she said yes? >> yes. >> thank goodness. >> i kind of had an idea. >> you know that is dramatic and over the top, so good for you mike. mike couldn't be less boring. >> hi, i'm chris harrison, inviting you to sit back and

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i spent two weeks every day with robert redford you know and. he was different then if you and if you meet harrison ford who is very private he did every day he'd show up at six am six sandwiches coffee and we would play tennis together. but nature is more important to me than any big name. the jungle the mountains the solitary beaches. appliance feel that you are connected to everything the ocean. earth the mountains the sky. if we've learned anything from our travels around it's a sense of humility a reminder to focus on what's really important. what we have is amazing as i live in an amazing place i have the best friends and family i could ever want but also here really. we've seen how powerful the force of a dream can be and how it can inspire others. one day will move two more years and see. because one doesn't and they're two years old. we've seen how people live in harmony with the natural surroundings. that they're nice to get out there get immersed in it and read it and that to me that's what i love. but above all how why he taught us t

also, here's one for you: robert redford is retiring just before his 82nd birthday. you stick at yourjob to that age? and if so, we want to know what you do and why you'll keep at it. and if so, do tell us what it is and why. just use #bbcthebriefing. he said he would do it, and he has. president trump has followed through on reimposing sanctions on iran after pulling the us out of the international agreement, designed to curb tehran‘s nuclear programme. this first phase of sanctions will target iran's purchase of us dollars, the trade in precious metals and its car industry. even tougher sanctions are due in november. in tehran, president rouhani said the trump administration's previous offer of talks and this latest action do not make sense. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel, reports. the demonstrations may be sporadic and they may be geographically widespread, but discontent across iran with the state of the country's economy is high and could be about to get a whole lot higher still. the us will reimpose sanctions, making life even tougher. so what can be done

redford's breakthrough role was as a train robber in "butch cassidy and the sundance kid." in what he says will be his final movie performance, he plays a bank robber in "the old man and the gun," which is due out next month. >>> one more notable retirement tonight. the emotional end to an officer's career when we come back. >>> and now a surprise ending to a police officer's career. here's michelle miller. >> it's our great pleasure to announce that as of 1116 hours on this date, officer duane ledoux is retiring and giving his final code five. >> reporter: on the massachusetts police force, code five means an officer as wrapped the scene. for officer duane ledoux, it means retirement after 31 years on the job. >> not too much to say but thank you. >> reporter: but he never expected this kind of send-off. >> it is my honor to acknowledge this code five to set free a man who has sacrificed so much of his time for all of us so that he may spend the rest of his life -- >> reporter: it took more than a few seconds before he caught the voice. >> discovering new craft beer. >> re

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have to be before it gets the freedom natalie portman recently said she was supporting gaza robert redford has always been a big name and always talked about the military industrial complex warren beatty you have to be really concerned you have read that big to really have any kind of freedom or even they have strictures apply think. well i mean i'm sure that the men get a lot more leeway susan sarandon i think. by hollywood standards was kind of branded you know kind of kooky that's what they like to do if you have a personality or you have a specific point of view you're a kook or you're kind of unhinged. when it's ok to just be a person and have have a point of view it doesn't have to be anybody else's but it can be yours. and i think if you're young and you're up and coming and you're making noise about gaza all of people above you will get very nervous because then you're going to get put in celebrity time. because not only is that you in the corner at lincoln so absurd is really a magazine celebrity time i mean i mean you get your like a little kid you get your face in the corner unt

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robert redford once called him the most successful playwright since shakespeare.east one play per year for much of his career, and penning material so popular his name became synonymous with broadway success. born in the bronx in 1927, he endured, he said, an unhappy childhood, storing up tragically comic situations that would later define much of his work. those close to him remember feeling like their personal lives were suddenly being made into international hits. he was writing about me, and about everybody i grew up with. it was as if we had our own playwright, who was telling our story. when he wrote brighton beach memoirs, we all grew up right near brighton beach. every scene was familiar. when he wrote the odd couple, it was our friends. so he was writing about us, and it was as if we lived in london, and shakespeare somehow had gotten into our neighbourhood and figured out what was making us tick. so it was so personal, and he had the ability to write to everybody. if we didn't have walter and jack to do it, i wouldn't do it. 1965 saw the odd couple debut

quality and a great play often will transfer into a great movie, and be fit in the park made robert redfordfficult thing in the world is to write a hit, and to write a hit time after time. to write a hit time after time. to write a hit which makes people laugh is the most extraordinary gift.|j write a hit which makes people laugh is the most extraordinary gift. i am urging that will be a lot of people who feel very much that he influenced them, those people who came after him in the industry. you think ofjerry seinfeld and larry david, even though he was a contemporary of woody allen, they weren't succeeding at the same time. he was never particularly happy with the success, he was always frustrated the critics didn't take him seriously enough. although he was writing funny stuff, he felt that because he had so many hats the critics thought it diminished him as a playwright, but the public saw him as the greatest playwright after william shakespeare in terms of writing hit after hit, so he had this extraordinary capacity, and it came from his early life as a child growing up. his father was

robert redford once called him the most successful playwright since shakespeare. at least one play per year for much of his career, and penning material so popular his name became synonymous with broadway success. born in the bronx in 1927, he endured, he said, an unhappy childhood, storing up tragically comic situations that would later define much of his work. those close to him remember feeling like their personal lives were suddenly being made into international hits. he was writing about me, and about everybody i grew up with. it was as if we had our own playwright, who was telling our story. when he wrote brighton beach memoirs, we all grew up right near brighton beach. every scene was familiar. when he wrote the odd couple, it was our friends. so he was writing about us, and it was as if we lived in london, and shakespeare somehow had gotten into our neighbourhood and figured out what was making us tick. so it was so personal, and he had the ability to write to everybody. if we didn't have walter and jack to do it, i wouldn't do it. 1965 saw the odd couple

hollywood film star robert redford has said his next film will be his last.sundance kid, indecent proposal and the horse whisperer, the 81—year—old actor won an oscar as a director in 1981. he will star in the old man and the gun, the true story of a criminal who escaped from jail in a kayak before committing more heists. that will be his last film. that's quite nice, to say this is my last thing. i've got a nice catalogue of work and i'm going to go and enjoy myself a bit. can i tell you my favourite? i think my favourite robert redford film is the one with barbra streisand, is it the way we were? that is fantastic. he is a lovely lukka. he is a handsome man. ifi lovely lukka. he is a handsome man. if i said that about a woman i would be in trouble. if you said sophia lorraine was one of the most beautiful women in the world you wouldn't be in trouble. just a fact. if you want to say we are beautiful then that's fine. you wouldn't, i guarantee that isn't happening! you've got to watch these things! talking of superstardom, adam peaty! is he the best swimmer

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first up "entertainment weekly" exclusive robert redford has announced he's decided to retire.lassics such as all the president's men, butch occasion difficult, sundance kid, "the natural" the way we were with barbra streisand. never say never but i pretty well concluded this would be it for me in terms of acting and i'll move towards retirement after this, because i've been doing it since i was 21. i thought, well, that's enough. why not go out with something that's very upbeat and positive. redford referring to his upcoming film "the old man and the gun" which hits theaters september 28th. he's certainly had a career and deserves retirement. john luke picard, a role he started playing in 1987. now that a series under way many fans left to wonder if stewart would return to the role. well, he made a surprise guest appearance in las vegas this weekend and had a special announcement to make. take a look. >> gradually it became clearer and clearer to me that the power of that show, the success of that show, the benefits that it gave, and that lies at the very center of what i have

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redford had imagine and we have reached out to them regarding the permitting process to see if there is something they are interested in do you think. just one complaint and i think it was a one-off event. we did a sound inspection on june 16. they were found to be in compliance. and i believe that is all i've got for you. happy to answer any questions. >> is hugh on the weekly inspection schedule? what is the plan around monitoring them? >> the inspectors have gone twice already and by the time they got there and were already completely closed. and that is the date that is listed here in which they saw them in compliance with the security plan. the next plan since this weekend is pride is we're probably not going to be focussing on the same venues that we normally might. but next weekend we will send the inspector out on saturday because the previous two times is a friday evening. we'll start mixing it up. i don't need to be going there every single weekend. >> encouraging to hear they are in compliance. that is one thing we will keep hoping they do. >> commissioner perez. >> i am h

a few years later simon's "barefoot in the park" helped make robert redford a star. in 1965 simon won his first tony, for "the odd couple," the story of two mismatched roommates, oscar and felix. >> everything do you irritates me! and when you're not here the things i know you're going to do when you come in irritate me. >> reporter: "the odd couple" was a huge hit that inspired a successful movie and a long-running television series, and it firmly established simon as broadway's most popular playwright. other hits followed. "plaza suite," "the last of the red hot lovers." "the sunshine boys" just to name a few. no theater season seemed to be complete without another new play, sometimes a new musical, featuring simon's one-liners. there were screenplays too, for movies like "murder by death" and "the good-bye girl," for which richard dreyfuss would win an academy award for best actor. critics often dismiss simon as a mere joke writer. >> because i wrote a play almost every year, 27 plays in 30 years is almost every year, so anyone who writes that many plays it couldn

he knows robert redford played him in a movie.this is a guy he can't wave away as no one listens to bob woodward. i don't know what's in that book. but i know that he's worried that he won't be able to wave away whatever's in that book. >> yeah. he doesn't read books that much. so i don't know why he's worried about it. listen, this is a pattern from the president. i mean, he tweeted several untruths in the last two days. he tweeted out that -- a story from the conservative news outlet claiming hillary clinton's private e-mail server was hacked by a chinese-owned company. an fbi official, okay, told cnn there is no such evidence. he also accused, trump did, google of promoting president obama's state of the union address but not his. google says that is not true. they have the receipts. they highlighted trump's speech on their home page. joan, does he suffer any consequences for just making stuff up? >> not with his base, don, but i think increasingly he does. i mean, we're starting to see a president who is losing it. i'm startin

. >> screen legend robert redford sounds like he's retiring.uring an interview about his old movie "the old man and the gun" red ford told "entertainment weekly" it's, e, quotor me -- that's it for me in terms of acting. i believe that's what he said.df d is 82 now. he hasn't ruled out directing films in the future. we'll see. >> if he's looking for something new to do maybe he can look at the next story. nfl fans will see history on the shrines this year, and this has nothing to do with the game of football. for the first time there will be male dancers as part of two tea cheerleading squads. one of the dancers postedur pi and videos as he's getting ready to kick off the season with the l.a. rams and th new orleans saints wil have a male cheerleader on their squad. have male er teams stuntmen as part of their shrine entertainment. >>> well, that will be somethin to se >> keep an eye out. >>> stray bullets shatters windnd pierce the sides of a local home. >> just look behind me. it's not hard to s that this used to be rural farmland wide open.

his breakthrough play in 1963 was barefoot in the parks later vie starringa mo robert redford and jane fonda as newlyweds. >> you're always dressed rght, look right, say the right thing. you're very nearly per >> that's a rotten thing to say. before we were marri, i thought you slept with a ti >> no, just for very formal sleeps. >> the odd couple about two mismatched divorcings was a big hit. >> kindly remove that spaghetti from my poker table.t' >> iling weany, not spa gety. >> mm-hmm. (crashing sounds) >> now it's garbage. in the broadway rehearsals of the show directed by mike nickels, simon felt the scene had fallen flat. later he told the "new york times" of a lesson he learned. >> i said what happened? he said, it's funny but they don't like what's happening. they like the people and you're making them go in a way that's not go for them. so i changed that and we got less laughs but more cheers for the play. so i started to learn about i that it's not all about the laughter, it's about the feelings that the audience gets. >> brown: in 1966 same uphadad four bry shows running simul

a few years later, simon's "barefoot in the park" helped make robert redford a star. his first tony for "the odd couple," the story of two mismatched roommates, oscar and felix. >> everything you do irritates me! and when you're not here, the things i know you're going to do when you come in irritate me. >> reporter: "the odd couple" was a huge hit that inspired a successful movie and a long-running television series. it firmly established simon as broadway's most popular playwright. other hits followed "plaza suite and "the sunshine boys" just to name a few. no theater seemed to be complete without another new play featuring simon's one-liners. there were screen plays too, for movies like "murder by death" and "the good-bye girl," for which richard dreyfus would win an academy award for best actor. critics often dismissed simon as a mere joke writer. >> because i wrote a play almost every year, 27 plays in 30 years is almost every year, so anyone who writes that many plays couldn't be very hard for him. >> reporter: simon never gave up comedy, but as he got older, hi

or two later, the front page of the denver post had this article about how this guy named timothy redford had been arrested for breaking into houses and he said , you can't arrest me because i've been hired by the fbi to break into the schroeder house. so i asked for my fbi file under a four-year and comes out like this -- foia and it comes out like this. you've got to love that. what imagination is that? they had all of these things that she had taken out of the house. stuffres and buttons and and we would have given him those if he had walked into the campaign. those they werethings like i belong te league of women voters. the vietnam veterans against the war. it's just really strange stuff. but the she wins, we win really bugged them. >> what was the real meaning behind that and what were you hoping to portray? >> people thought it would be a whole new era. we have been the plaintiffs on the busing suit, the fair housing, the democrats -- fair housing. runningleman i was against have been the district attorney who had closed down -- restaurants that serve to hippies because he thought

got elected a year or two later, the front page of the denver post had this article about timothy redford have been arrested for breaking into houses. he said you can't arrest me because i have been hired by the fbi to break into the schroeder house. so i asked for a -- my fbi file , and it comes back like this. they thought this was a communist slogan. they had all of these things that he had taken out of the house. he had taken out brochures, buttons and stuff. we would have given him one of those if you walked into the campaign. it is just really strange. >> what was the real meaning behind that. what were you hoping to portray? i wanted people to process it would be a whole new era. obviously, we have been the plainest on the busing suit. as i say, the gentleman i was running against have been the district attorney who had closed down restaurants that served -- because he thought it was a health hazard. i would debate him, and he would call me little patsy as he looked up at me, which was not one of the best things. he just cannot believe that anybody was going to vote for me. he had

the front page of the denver post had this article about how this guy named timothy redford had been arrested for breaking into houses. he said you can't arrest me, because i've been hired by the fbi to break into the schroeder house. so i asked for my fbi file under a foia. it comes back like this, right? they thought this was a communist slogan, "she wins, we win." you got to love that. what imagination is that? they had all of these things that he had taken out of the house. he had taken out brochures and buttons and stuff. we would have given those if he walked into the campaign. things like i belong to the league of women voters. the vietnam veterans against the war. just really strange stuff. you just think -- but the she wins, really win, really bugged them. kathleen: what was the real meaning behind that? what were you hoping to portray with that? mrs. schroeder: really people thought that it would be a whole new era, you know, it would be a theory different -- obviously we have been the plaintiffs on the buzzing suit. we had been on the fair housing board. the democrats, all

hollywood film star robert redford has said his next film will be his last.e kid, indecent proposal and the horse whisperer, the 81—year—old actor won an oscar as a director in 1981. he will star in the old man and the gun, the true story of a criminal who escaped from jail in a kayak before committing more heists. a student from texas has taken part in a graduation photo shoot with a difference, posing with a 14ft alligator named big tex. makenzie noland, who will graduate from texas a&m university on friday, says she struck up a bond with tex while interning at a rescue centre for alligators, crocodiles and other reptiles. makenzie says she's not scared of the alligator as she gets in the water with him every day, adding that he's one of her best friends at the centre. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30am. thank you very much. you are getting in touch with your thoughts on the high street with house of fraser the latest of the big names in trouble. eileen says, giving permission for any old chap is not the answer, one food store, charity

robert redford announcing to "entertainment weekly" he is retiring from acting.e new colonel sanders at kfc. >> you're a wreck. you're sweating bullets. it is the kung pow. george likes his chicken spicy. jillian: he is promoting the fast-food chain, chicken buckets. brian: this rotation of celebrities really thrown me. jillian: welcome to today. brian: change gears. a story making headlines, violence rattling through chicago. 70 people were shot this weekend, making total number of people who were shot in the city so far this year at 1700 but chicago is not the only city with major problems. seattle facing a homeless epidemic with 12,000 people without homes. making third largest homeless population in the nation. san francisco, what a mess. the streets are filled with drugs and other things and used needles. what do these cities all have in common currently? they're run by democratic mayors with democratic principles and have been for the last decade. here to weigh in, the sites chairman for center for urban renewal, mark little. what do you believe are the dem

redford took came out, he hanged himself with 26-years-old. a really tough moment for lots ofh us.i went out on the roa road was t to 25 cities with the buck with him freshly buried and talked about his legacy and what he saw as a potential bidder politics for all of us. ever since then can he stop then farha from my heart when i think about what we can build and what an audacious future politics might look like. >> host: our guest on i in-depth and the next call from miami beach florida. >> caller: hello. i am 83-years-old and i have no responsibility. i have a lot of time. ty is my problem. it has to be structured, but i think of my grandchildren and eventually their life will be like min mine, tie them time ano do. how do th we structure t the tid i think i took my lessons from the bible. people have to go every morning to say a prayer. they do i go in the afternoon te another prayer. they have to do it to be part of the community. i wanted to hear what you have to say about that. >> guest: well, you know the question of how we fill our time is one that has really intrigued econ

redford, michigan. republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a question.en and all this other stuff happened. it was before he was sworn in president. so why is it making it sound like he was the president when he wasn't sworn in to be the president yet? and you getting all these allegations against him as if he was the press and of the united states then. he wasn't. office ofning for the presidency. host: would you care about anything that happened before donald trump as president? caller: not until he became president. host: ok. key west, florida. independent. good morning. caller: when i hear c-span it's always someone from the right or that have the hardest positions. no one seems to be addressing the subject from the middle ground. for instance there's a woman on youtube. her name is bridget lynch and she has written a thing called the modest proposal and one of her concepts is we are not capable as laypeople of addressing the subject of global warming. but we are capable of addressing the subject of good stewardship of our planet. find somebody in th

alicia is in redford, michigan. democrat. good morning.verybody wants to know why the republicans and democrats are not saying anything about the behavior of the white house at this point. i feel like it's their payoff. the tax bill that donald trump past protects all of those people in congress and in the senate with all of the money and it's their payoff. the other statement i would like to make his that i do believe that donald trump knew about the emails before they came out and i'm going to tell you why. the last week of the debate they had a big dinner and donald trump was the first speaker. and he made a statement saying hillary does appear acting like she likes catholics. well the emails that relate that herend was involved in conversation with podesta about all the catholics in the house and the senate. how would he know about that that thursday when they wasn't released until that saturday. that's why i think he knew about the hacking in advance. and that's all i have to say. have a good day. host: sherry in wisconsin, independen

have to be before it gets the freedom natalie portman recently said she was supporting gaza robert redford has always been a big name and always talked about the military industrial complex warren beatty you have to be really concerned you have read that big to really have any kind of freedom or even they have strictures a place i think. well i mean i'm sure that the men get a lot more leeway susan sarandon i think by hollywood standards was kind of branded you know kind of kooky that's what they like to do if you have a personality or you have a specific point of view you're a kook or you're kind of unhinged. when it's ok to just be a person and have have a point of view it doesn't have to be anybody else's but it can be yours. and i think if you're young and you're up and coming and you're making noise about gaza all of people above you will get very nervous because then you're going to get put in celebrity timeouts. so it was not only for you on the corner at lincoln so absurd as the magazine's liberty now i mean i mean you get you're like a little kid you get your face in the corner un

hollywood film star robert redford has said his next film will be his last as an actor.res down towards the south—eastern corner up to 3233 degrees. cooler and fresher further north and west. down to the south, some showers and thunderstorms showing up across the channel islands. as we go into the evening, some drift across parts of south—east england and east anglia. quite hit and miss. not everywhere will see rain but if you do, could be quite a lot of rain in a short space of time with hail and thunder and lightning as well. but they will clear into the north sea in the early hours. cloud coming in from the west and showers developing across western scotland and bulb in ireland. cool and fresh across most of the country. tomorrow we will get into the fresher airfrom of the country. tomorrow we will get into the fresher air from the atlantic. a big dip in the temperatures. there will be more cloud around tomorrow across the south—eastern corner. still some sunny spells and sunny spells across many parts of the country but in western areas we will see a scattering of sh