actually scandinavia is the northern limit of the hottest so looks like stockholm 16 but warsaw up a 33 a real difference here no major changes really as we head through wednesday still hawks in the east with a few a thunderstorm is around cool for us in scandinavia and cool for us in the west in parts of europe as well for the other side of the mediterranean here there's lots of sunshine as you would expect at this time of year but we are seeing a little bit more in the way of town that's making its way over parts of geria and 3 chuen is yes it is giving us a fair few lively thunderstorms and that area of sticks around during the day today it does work its way eastwards there was we head into wednesday breaking up a little bit as it does say but for some of us here it's still likely to be rather dusty a times. the weather. has gotten stale to cut emissions scientists are proposing drastic measures to save the planet. people in power ways technological endeavors to counter humanity's pollutants against the risks of further meddling with the environment feel like this is playing god i

an area of low pressure spins up from scandinavia. the rain eases off. and the wins will calm down overnight with clearing skies. temperatures foremost between eight and ten. tomorrow, across northern scotland, a cloudy start but otherwise for most of the uk should bea otherwise for most of the uk should be a bright and sunny start. it is a day of sunshine and showers and the showers will form into bands where those bands will be heavy, thundery and slow—moving. in between those showers, more in the way ofjune sunshine. temperatures 16 to 20 celsius. into next week, a potent weather front will be moving across england and wales bringing heavy rain. heaviest across eastern areas, some could see a months worth of rain bring the risk of localised flooding monday and tuesday. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: michael gove — one of the front runners for the conservative leadership — says he deeply regrets his cocaine use more than 20 years ago, but it should not affect his bid to be prime minister. president trump lifts the threat of tariffs on imports f

they mean social democracy like scandinavia. aside from the fact that these people aren't so inarticulate, what is wrong with that line of argument is there is a scandinavian even model that involves a much larger public sector than we have in the us but the public sector rests on thriving capitalist engines of growth as well. if you look at world banks, world bank puts out each year he's of doing business index, rates all the countries in the world, denmark is in third of fourth place. and this year's index, they make a congenial atmosphere for capitalists to do their thing. and a very rich set of social welfare benefits but the thrust of everything sanders and aoc covers is angrily anti-capitalist. aoc says capitalism is irredeemable. sanders's whole stick is billionaire class oligarchy has taken over our country and a laminating democracy. .. their billionaire 4 million or. [laughter] that's how he became a millionaire himself. my point is the ideas they are harboring on a completely different spirit in scandinavian social de

the other side of europe, a completely different wind direction, across scandinavia. it is much colder and the wind is blowing out of the arctic circle. over the next 2a hours, further temperature records forjune will be broken almost certainly, possibly reaching the mid—40s, which is a middle east type temperature, it is really extraordinary to get these sorts of values. there is thursday's weather values, pretty much wall—to—wall sunshine across most of the uk. very pleasant, some local heating effects, in scotland around 26 degrees, but temperature is pretty much where they should be. thursday night into friday, by this stage we are starting to import some of that warmth into the south. on friday, that could be around 15 degrees, so a humid, balmy start to friday. this high pressure dominating the weather across much of north—western europe, so across much of north—western europe, $03 across much of north—western europe, so a lot of sunshine. friday might start of a little cloudy, but then the sun is out. notice where the wind arrows are. the wind coming in from th

the although moving off into scandinavia, will linger across the northern isles.y. as the heats sta rts sunny start for many. as the heats starts to develop we could see some sharp, thundery downpours across england and wales into the afternoon. temperatures will be a degree also up on what we are expecting today. even so, not great shakes. i2— expecting today. even so, not great shakes. 12—19 degrees if we are lucky. as we move out of sunday into monday there is more wet weather to come. a lot of uncertainty as to where the most persistent rain will be sitting. because of this little front moving up from the channel. it could be a little further west, a little further east. you will need to keep abreast of the forecast for monday. there is a potentialfor more wet weather crossed eastern england, may be drifting through the spine of the country. that said, there will be showers up into the far noth and west. it doesn't look great on monday if you have outdoor plans. again, temperatures subdued. 12-17. plans. again, temperatures subdued. 12—17. 0ne plans. again, te

averages widely from iberia into scandinavia reaching 30 degrees and if you are heading that way butont which is where the british isles will be on monday it will be a fresher feel to the day. not cold by any means that all butjust a little fresher. i don't think we will see 28 or 29 for a while. low pressure keeping the supply of showers going from western scotland and northern ireland, a rumble of thunder and gust of wind to 45 miles an hour. a dry start to the south and then as the heat of the afternoon comes through it will be the case that we spot a couple of showers drifting from wales in the south—west towards the midlands and east anglia. are quite like to follow and then we are looking at tuesday. with regards to another little system developing here, extending the rain a wee bit uncertain but showers affecting the south—west into wales the midlands, northern england north of ireland, central and southern scotland later in the day. for the south—east, far north during daylight hours escaping the bulk of the rain, may be a showery burst and not much more than that. tops aroun

after lingering for around 48 hours, its goods out of the way across the north sea toward scandinaviabars are becoming further spaced apart. much more straightforward day on sunday. sunshine and showers. sunshine for many through the morning, showers bring on the western side of the uk will filter their way further eastwards. merging into bands so some could see quite a few showers, others will see hardly any. lighter winds and a bit more sunshine, it will be a warmer feeling day, 19 or 20 celsius for east anglia, made if not high teens for most of us. sunshine turning hazy across eastern counties of england through the afternoon, that is ahead of these approaching fronts and by the time we get to monday morning, that will bring some fairly persistent rain initially across south—east england and east anglia but it will soon work its way across much of england and wales. only the far north of england escaping through the day. if few showers here, also showers for scotla nd few showers here, also showers for scotland and northern ireland. in between some sunshine but quite a cool feelin

weather front eventually has dragged what was left of the rain into the near continent and up into scandinavia scotland's weather for the next day or two. a lot of isobars on that chart, as well, so some pretty gusty conditions there. now, that weather front will have had the effect of dragging the heat away from the british isles, shovelling it into the continent, and our air will be coming from the atlantic, so a fresher feel to start the new day on monday. and showers right from the word go, gusty showers at that, with the odd rumble of thunder in there, i don't doubt. and that's going to be the case for northern and western parts of scotland, northern ireland too. further south across england and wales, a dry enough day, but a speckling of afternoon showers running along on the breeze from wales and the south—west up towards the midlands and east anglia. from monday into tuesday, as the low pressure centre drifts just a little bit further north, away from scotland, isobars opening out, so we'll bring in this little secondary low pressure in towards the south—western approaches, spreading t

winds as well and then we've also got this line of thunder reactivity stretching up into parts of scandinavia this has also given us the old tornado now ahead of that system it's pretty hot at the moment but when they're getting to 32 degrees on wednesday but this is bringing in the cool air so paris will see the temperatures drop to 17 merits we have through the day with plenty of what weather around and then the cool air will spread fairly quickly eastwards so for many of us in the western parts of europe it will be quite fresh on thursday but still want to showers around the heavier rain will be here of parts of germany and stretching down still towards the southeast where the thunderstorms are likely to carry on being rather lively for the other side of the mediterranean we've got a little trail of cloudy going up through egypt that's bringing us a few showers also kicking up a fair amount of dust as well and we're also seeing more cloud over parts of morocco that's working its way eastwards over algeria there as we head through the day on wednesday making the sunshine a little bit gray a

weather front eventually has dragged what was left of the rain into the near continent and up into scandinavia for the next day or two. a lot of isobars on that chart, as well, so some pretty gusty conditions there. now, that weather front will have had the effect of dragging heat away from the british isles, shovelling it into the continent, and our air will be coming from the atlantic, so a fresher feel to start the new day on monday. and showers right from the word go, gusty showers at that, with the odd rumble of thunder in there, i don't doubt. and that's going to be the case for northern and western parts of scotland, northern ireland too. further south across england and wales, a dry enough day, but a speckling of afternoon showers running along on the breeze from wales and the south—west up towards the midlands and east anglia. from monday into tuesday, as the low pressure centre drifts just a little bit further north away from scotland, isobars opening out, so we'll bring in this little secondary low pressure in towards the south—western approaches, spreading the threat of showery bur

the indication we are in the cooler colours here, the real warmth, the darker oranges, are across scandinaviaany and poland, this is where temperatures will be getting near 30 celsius in some spots. but for monday, well, 20 will be the top of it across parts of eastern england. there will be some sunshine. england and wales catching the art shower, but many will be dry. western scotland seeing frequent showers into northern ireland as well. some will be heavy, maybe with a rumble of thunder, and they are quite blustery still with the brisk wind, temperatures here for some of us are held down into the mid—teens. as we look at the picture going from monday to tuesday, that area of low pressure is still there, still with a few showers. the further north you are, still quite breezy here, but actually we are looking to the south—west for our next weather system moving in. and that looks like bringing a spell of rain across much of the uk during tuesday as it spreads its way northwards. northern scotland, though, close to that low pressure, just with a few showers. doesn't look like much rain reach

weather front eventually has dragged what was left of the rain into the near continent and up into scandinaviahe big area of low pressure which will dominate scotland's weather for the next day or two. a lot of isobars on that chart, as well, so some pretty gusty conditions there. now, that weather front will have had the effect of dragging the heat away from the british isles, shovelling it into the continent, and our air will be coming from the atlantic, so a fresher feel to start the new day on monday. and showers right from the word go, gusty showers at that, with the odd rumble of thunder in there, i don't doubt. and that's going to be the case for northern and western parts of scotland, northern ireland too. further south across england and wales, a dry enough day, but a speckling of afternoon showers running along on the breeze from wales and the south—west up towards the midlands and east anglia. from monday into tuesday, as the low pressure centre drifts just a little bit further north, away from scotland, isobars opening out, so we'll bring in this little secondary low pressure in to

it is cool across north—western parts of europe, central and southern areas, even scandinavia at thest of a relentless heatwave. through today, this is where the showers are around lunchtime, southern parts of the uk, into the midlands, the north—west of england, a few showers in scotland, too, it has been raining so far today across the east of northern ireland but the anticipation has been that later in the day it is going to be much brighter. and temperatures will probably get up to about 19 degrees at best. the showers will continue their journey eastwards through at best. the showers will continue theirjourney eastwards through the course of this evening. and then later on, many of us actually having some clear skies during the evening. temperatures first thing on sunday will hover from about 8 degrees in belfast to maybe 12 degrees in the very far south of the uk. so, sunday, the low pressure is still with us so it is basically like a broken record. the weatherfronts keep marching in our direction which just means a showery day for a lot of us. here is the breeze, a south—weste

strong winds as well now this area of cloud you can see still works its way up through parts of scandinavia so it is still with us and it's likely to give us more severe weather ahead of it staying hot so the temperatures the most of us here way over 30 degrees for the west staying cool so it took temperature in london just of 18 and a temperature in paris of 20 for the other side of the mediterranean we've seen some severe weather here recently as well some very heavy downpours in the southwest imposts of libya and that's because this damage obviously a lot of water has come out of the sky there now that was thanks to this system here which is being with us a for a while now but it is breaking up so i think by the time we get to thursday this should be more in the way of drawing weather normal weather for this time of reggae really the temperatures for many of us in this region over 40 degrees is not quite as hot for the north coast here for many of us the temperatures in the low thirty's but out here is will be that little bit higher at 36. the weather is sponsored by cattle and ways. thi

these days it's all about keeping up traditions even though the herring comes from scandinavia the dutch still love its he even better than last year's and herring is not just for the common folk it's also for the royals past and present from queen bad tricks to king willem alexander and queen. this is. it's always been the tradition that the best for all goes to the royal not to illustrate some of the 1st the best barrel. the herring also known as much as is marinated in brine for several hours before being phil laid the young has been. preparing fish for over 40 years the new herring is traditionally served on a piece of paper with some onion. every summer and so i have to go with him for greenery it's all there so we're. going to. work here. all kinds of fish are popular in the netherlands but herring is the absolute favorite loretta has the backs team tries to come up with some new variations on the same theme salty shooter tartuffe hollandaise or simply pairing rap. with not really really great reactions actually yet people really love it and also people that don't eat everything li

that weather will ease its way into scandinavia, lingering across the northern half. outdoor plans today and you want to get in the garden, it looks like sunday will be the better day for that. moving off into scandinavia, so still a legacy of cloud and rain for the northern isles. a scattering of showers for north—west scotland and northern ireland, and one or two showers pushing up through the bristol channel and across parts of north wales as we go through the day. sheltered eastern areas on sunday seeing the best of the sunshine and a degree also warmer. still not as good as last weekend but still looking at12— good as last weekend but still looking at 12— 19 degrees. this theme, it is set to continue with us throughout the weekend. going into monday more persistent showery rain. we are desperate for rain across this area so we shouldn't mind too much about it, but it will push its way steadily westward. down below the average for this time of year, 12-17 the average for this time of year, 12—17 degrees. just to add insult to injury, moving into wednesday we start

it is sums like the end of the gangly, completely different when direction scandinavia, much colder andossible reaching the mid 405, which is a middle east type temperature for the stem of year in order to get these sort5 stem of year in order to get these sorts of values. this weather forecast is looking sunny, wall—to—wall 5un5hine acro55 forecast is looking sunny, wall—to—wall 5un5hine across the uk, very pleasant with some local heating effects are scotland around 20 degrees celsius, but temperature i5 20 degrees celsius, but temperature is more or less what they should be. thursday night into friday, by this stage we are starting to import some warmth into the south and on friday, it could be around 15 degrees or really humid start to the high pressure dominating the weather acro55 much of northwestern europe, 5aw acro55 much of northwestern europe, saw a lot of sunshine out there. a lot may have been but the sun is out and that wind is coming in from the 5outh and that wind is coming in from the south and that means hot air is in place across western pa rt5 of south and that means

for us though we turn our attention to the low pressure pushing into scandinavia, opening the door to will see clouds and showers across the north to begin with, pushing their way southwards during the day. many parts of central and southern england and wales will stay dry throughout, but probably a bit more cloud around than we will see on sunday and temperatures mid to high teens, maybe low 20s at best, close to where we should be for the time of year. as we go through monday night and into tuesday, this area of high pressure starts building in off the atlantic towards us, still puts us with a north—westerly airflow to begin with. a bit of a fresh start for tuesday for the morning commute. lots of sunshine to begin with, showers across central, northern scotland and it's here where the showers could come and go through the day, but as pressure starts to build in, showers become lighter, few and further between but we see fairweather cloud build—up and probably spread out so the afternoon that little bit cloudier than the morning. temperatures as well for most in the teens rather tha

weather front eventually has dragged what was left of the rain into the near continent and up into scandinavia for the next day or two. a lot of isobars on that chart, as well, so some pretty gusty conditions there. now, that weather front will have had the effect of dragging the heat away from the british isles, shovelling it into the continent, and our air will be coming from the atlantic, so a fresher feel to start the new day on monday. and showers right from the word go, gusty showers at that, with the odd rumble of thunder in there, i don't doubt. and that's going to be the case for northern and western parts of scotland, northern ireland too. further south across england and wales, a dry enough day, but a speckling of afternoon showers running along on the breeze from wales and the south—west up towards the midlands and east anglia. from monday into tuesday, as the low pressure centre drifts just a little bit further north, away from scotland, isobars opening out, so we'll bring in this little secondary low pressure in towards the south—western approaches, spreading the threat of shower

france and a price of the uk, so that's why we see these really high temperatures, conversely, and scandinaviais coming from the arctic, 5aid temperatures are below average for this time of year, about 15 degrees in parts of year, about 15 degrees in parts of year, about 15 degrees impart5 no way. but over the next two days, we are going to see temperature records temple, the all—time temperature record in france will come and go with a high of 45 celsius expected even in the uk, temperatures here up to 34 celsius. if you want more on that, go to our weather app. in washington, republicans and democrats continue to argue over what funds are needed to deal with illegal migration on the border with mexico. around the world, people have been focused on the father and his daughterfrom el salvador who drowned while trying reach america by crossing the rio grande river. in a shocking image, oscar ramirez and his daughter valeria were shown face down in the water after they died on sunday. the two along with mr ramirez‘s wife left the bank of the river in matamoros in northern mexico. she managed to

through the night, the low pressure will move off into scandinavia.it stays cloudy and wet. elsewhere the skies will clear up quite nicely and the temperatures will dip into single figures first thing on saturday morning. but despite a chillier start, it will be sunnier, and not a bad day. some showers into the far north—west but generally speaking it will be fine and bright. and that's because we will continue to see lighter winds. a scattering of showers first thing in the morning. plenty of sunshine further south across england and wales. a few sharp showers developing into the afternoon. the odd bit of thunder. hopefully hit and miss, and with more sunshine, temperatures will be a degree or so up. still disappointing for the middle of june, but nevertheless. into monday, more wet weather to come across south—east england. some uncertainty as to the position of the rain on monday, so stay tuned to the forecast. but parts of east yorkshire, east lincolnshire, they will see the rain, that will push further west are still sunny spells and scattered sh

sunday, that area of high pressure that keeps things settled will move towards scandinavia and allowl see the cloud increase in the west and you will see some rain moving into cornwall, west devon and the west of wales and northern ireland. elsewhere, it should be dry and there will be some sunshine. maximum temperatures the 20 in the central belt of scotland. 25 in the south—east. with that warmth, will come humidity and through sunday night we are going see a few storms developing across england and wales. they could be intense, frequent lightning and there is a met office warning across much of england and wales, up to 40 millimetres of rain ina wales, up to 40 millimetres of rain in a short space of time over night into monday and next week temperatures will continue to rise, but so will the humidity and threat of storms. you're watching bbc news at nine with me annita mcveigh. the headlines. foreign office minister mark field faces calls to resign after his treatment of a woman who disrupted a dinner in london. the conservative leadership race enters its final stage, with borisj

from southern california depicting a larger than life homeless encampment was in demand across scandinavia. i translated a book a number of decades ago deand the manual script was well received by collection and you see the center for life american studies and cultural understanding and exchange and. i promote it in my experience. i am in conflict with ledge lay ledge tive and i believe they're in presentation and just as i would oppose any similar legislative action seeking to regulate the content of a free press. it is an anti waited approach relegated to political anthropology. >> thank you, very much. public comment is now closed. i'd like to make a motion to move items 1 and 2 to continue to tomorrow's budget and finance committee. could i have a second, please. mandelman, thank you, very much. madam clerk, do we have any other items before us today. >> there are no items. >> this meeting is adjourned. - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has a

overnight, pressure spins up towards scandinavia. the rain eases all.een eight and ten. tomorrow across northern scotland, a cloudy start but otherwise actually for most of the uk, a brighter sunny start and plenty of dry weather around to the morning. it is a day of sunshine and showers and he showers will form into bands. where the spans of showers will be havret, thundering and show moving. —— slow—moving. it is going to feel warmer across much of the country. temperatures, 16—20d celsius. then, the early part of next week, a potential weatherfront moving across england and wales, bringing heavy rain. heaviest across eastern areas. a risk of localised flooding monday and tuesday. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11:00: michael gove, one of the front runners for the conservative leadership, says he deeply regrets his cocaine use more than 20 years ago, but it should not affect his bid to be prime minister. after 16 years on the run, one of europe's most wanted fugitives is arrested in malta, over a brutal murder in cheshire. presi

ci but rain a blustery wind as the country but overnight the area of low pressure spins toward scandinaviaew showers across north—western area in the wind will come down overnight with clearing skies, not particularly cold with temperatures for most between eight and ten. tomorrow across northern scotland cloudy star but for most of the uk it should be a bright and sunny start with plenty of dry weather around through the morning. it is a day of sunshine and showers and the showers will form into bands and those bands of showers will be heavy, thundery and slow—moving. in between, more in the way ofjune sunshine and it will feel warm across much of the country. temperature 16—17 —— 20 celsius. are potent weather front or move across england and wales bringing heavy rain, heaviest across the east with some seeing a months worth of rain bringing the risk of localised flooding on monday and tuesday. hello, i'm reged ahmad with bbc news. voting is now under way live pics)in kazakhstan‘s presidential election after the shock resignation of long standing leader nursultan nazarbayev. he ruled the

as we go through sunday, low pressure passes bias into scandinavia, opening the door to something fresherll across the northern half of scotland, where we will continue to see showers. high pressure in southern areas, and it stays dry for the majority. temperatures of i7—21dc. they could climba temperatures of i7—21dc. they could climb a little into next week, and with southern areas staying dry, it bodes well for the first week of wimbledon. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump wraps up the g20 summit in osaka with news that us companies will be able to sell goods to the chinese tech giant, huawei — as trade talks between the us and china resume. we're talking about equipment where there is no great national emergency problem with it, but us companies can sell the equipment. meanwhile, at her last g20 summit as prime minister — theresa may says she hopes her successor is able to secure a good brexit deal. the queen pays tribute to the scottish parliament — with a speech to mark holyrood's 20th anniversary. i have no doubt that for most of these last 20

ok so this story getting a lot of debate in scandinavia this weekend a danish head muster has received hate mail folding video emerging on an anti migrant website in the footage a muslim boy can be seen teaching his fellow pupils in the school how he praised the video was a part of the not intended to be made public. the reality. of low. the principal said his school was holding a get to know your class mate week aimed at promoting friendship and mutual understanding now the video has drawn a reaction from plenty including a number of right wing politicians here for i am deeply shocked at the answer from the school principal he obviously believes that danish students can learn about the basics of islam and its teachings by learning all of the muslim prayers in this way they learn nothing about the nature of islam well we got some contrasting views on the story from stephen morris he's a member of the english democrats party and also mohammed schiff chief executive of the u.k. ramadan find and they spoke earlier to my colleague danielle hawkins. i think in the multi society should we le

heading into sunday, that low pressure is out of the way, moving across scandinavia.ofa much lighter on sunday. still a bit of a breeze and a few showers brewing. sunday is certainly looking a lot better, and temperatures could get up to 20 degrees in london. next week, in a word, unsettled. you're watching bbc newsroom live — these are today's main stories: i woman who killed her husband in a hammer attack after decades of emotional abuse has her murder conviction reduced to manslaughter and will not face a retrial. there has been a significant campaign waged today by supporters of sally challen and they can feel some sense of victory today. she is still a convicted killer of manslaughter by diminished responsibility but she is not a murderer. i hereby declare that lisa forbes is duly elected memberof that lisa forbes is duly elected member of parliament. labour wins the peterborough by—election — seeing off a challenge from the brexit party

that weather front eventually drag what was left of the rain into the near continent into scandinaviahe weather of scotland for the next few days. many isobars on the next few days. many isobars on the chart as well so some gusty conditions there. that weather front will have had the effect of dragging heat away from the british isles and shovelling it into the continent. 0urairwill shovelling it into the continent. 0ur air will come from the atlantic. a fresh feel to start the new day on monday. showers from the word go. gusty showers at that with the odd rumble of thunder in there, i do not doubt. that will be the case for northern and western parts of scotla nd northern and western parts of scotland and northern ireland. a dry day but a speckle of afternoon showers running along the breeze from wales and the south—west up towards the midlands and east anglia. monday into tuesday as the low pressure centred drifts a little further north away from scotland, isobars open out and we bring in a little secondary low pressure in towards the south—western approaches, spreading the threat o

that there are some countries in the world which are happier than others like the countries of scandinavia with very happy people but it's only neighbor i mean it's dark it's cold why are people so happy there if you look at other studies you would find other countries where appy people live like 2 tonne yeah but even has his own minister of happiness and he says that it's very important that people have healthy relationships to other so other people are responsible for my happiness. well true i mean you really we asked social animals and we do need context so she can take human contact and if you had babies and you didn't have contact they would die so that's a very very important factor and put on one of the most amazing things is that they start teaching that in schools now they've lived with positive psychology they have now positive education courses and the whole country they're rolling this out so that people can improve the quality of relationships as well as all the other aspects. and what role does money play i mean if you take a look at some african countries where people are re

russia is good for us, south korea, scandinavia.o. you import your raw materials from germany, so the coffee refine comes in and you turn it into your product and sell it out. you prepared for brexit but it looked like it could be really bad for your company under wto rules. that would have meant a 9% tariff on all the instant coffee we import which is about 70—80%, everything we buy is instant coffee itself in germany. what do you pay now? nothing, no tariffs, nothing. the problem is as well that out of the 35% we export, 30% of that is within europe and there would have been another 9% going out. they would have been a 19% cost increase to all of our customers, that would have been bad news. thank you. many corporate firms around the world enforce strict dress codes — but one japanese woman is taking a stand. the actor and writer yumi ishikawa has launched a campaign urging the government to ban companies forcing women to wear high—heel shoes to work. she has handed in a petition signed by nearly 20,000 people. she began her campa

cool across north—western parts, central, southern and eastern areas, even scandinavia, in the midste showers are around lunchtime. southern parts, edging into the midlands, the north—west, a few showers in scotland. raining so far today across the east of northern ireland but the anticipation is that later on, it's going to be much brighter. temperatures probably up to around 19 degrees. the showers will continue journeying eastwards through the course of this evening, and then later on, many of us having some clear skies during the evening. temperatures first thing on sunday will hover from about 8 degrees in belfast to maybe 12 degrees in the very far out of the uk. sunday, low pressure still with us. like a broken record. the weatherfronts keep marching in our direction, that spells a showery day for a lot of us. spells a showery day for a lot of us. here is the breeze, a south—westerly breeze around western and southern coasts. frequent cloud and southern coasts. frequent cloud and showers moving through, plenty of them across scotland, northern ireland. temperatures might get u

central, southern and eastern areas, even scandinavia, in the midst of a relentless heatwave.est, a few showers in scotland. raining so far today across the east of northern ireland but the anticipation is that later on it's going to be much brighter. temperatures probably up to around 19 degrees. the showers will continue journeying eastwards through the course of this evening, and then later on, many of us having some clear skies during the evening. temperatures first thing on sunday will hover from about 8 degrees in belfast to maybe 12 degrees in the very far south of the uk. sunday, low pressure still with us. like a broken record. the weather fronts keep marching in our direction, that spells a showery day for a lot of us. here is the breeze, a south—westerly breeze around western and southern coasts. frequent cloud and showers moving through, plenty of them across scotland, northern ireland. temperatures might get up to 20 degrees but in the breeze it will feel cooler. little change into monday, lots of showers around but they will be in different places. probably more

weather front eventually has dragged what was left of the rain into the near continent and up into scandinaviaer for the next day or two. a lot of isobars on that chart, as well, so some pretty gusty conditions there. now, that weather front will have had the effect of dragging the heat away from the british isles, shovelling it into the continent, and our air will be coming from the atlantic, so a fresher feel to start the new day on monday. and showers right from the word go, gusty showers at that, with the odd rumble of thunder in there, i don't doubt. and that's going to be the case for northern and western parts of scotland, northern ireland too. further south across england and wales, a dry enough day, but a speckling of afternoon showers running along on the breeze from wales and the south—west up towards the midlands and east anglia. from monday into tuesday, as the low pressure centre drifts just a little bit further north, away from scotland, isobars opening out, so we'll bring in this little secondary low pressure in towards the south—western approaches, spreading the threat of show

weather front eventually has dragged what was left of the rain into the near continent up into scandinavia‘s weather for the next day or two. many isobars on that chart, as well, so some pretty gusty conditions there. that weather front will have had the effect of dragging heat away from the british isles and shovelling it into the continent. and our air will come from the atlantic, so a fresher feel to start the new day on monday. and showers right from the word go, gusty showers at that, with the odd rumble of thunder in there, i don‘t doubt. and that‘s going to be the case for northern and western parts of scotland, northern ireland too. a dry enough day, but a speckling of afternoon showers running along on the breeze from wales and the south—west up towards the midlands and east anglia. from monday into tuesday, as the low pressure centre drifts just a little further north away from scotland, the isobars opening out, so we‘ll bring in this little secondary low pressure in towards the south—western approaches, spreading the threat of showery bursts of rain through the south—west of wal

look at the weather picture overnight tonight, our area of low pressure spends up towards scandinaviall ease, rays will be lighter and we will have clear skies overnight. tomorrow across northern scotland we will start off rather cloudy but otherwise a decent start of the day, they will be plenty of morning sunshine but sunday is going to be a day of sunshine and showers and shower clouds will really start to develop from midday and on into the afternoon. they will tend to form an alliance whether winds might bash together, these are convergent lines where showers become thundery and slow—moving. these lines are the areas where you are most likely to see some heavy, thundery slow—moving showers, showers elsewhere will be relatively isolated and so with more on the way ofjune sunshine should feel a bit warmer. a big contrast in air mass coming into next week. warm air mass coming into next week. warm air being pulled up from north africa colliding from cool airfrom polar regions and that causes a potent weather front to develop, the met office have already issued a yellow weather warni

cool across north—western europe, central southern and eastern areas and even scandinavia in the midstsouthern parts of the uk, into the midlands and the north—west, a few showers in scotla nd north—west, a few showers in scotland as well, it has rained so far today across the east of northern ireland but the anticipation is that later in the day it will be much brighter. temperatures up to around 19 at best. showers will continue moving east through the course of this evening and then later on many of us are having some clear skies during the evening. temperatures on sunday hovering around 8 degrees in belfast to maybe 12 in the very far south of the uk. 0n to maybe 12 in the very far south of the uk. on sunday, low pressure is still with us, like a broken record, weather fronts moving in still with us, like a broken record, weatherfronts moving in our direction so that means a showery day for a lot of us. a south—westerly breeze around western and southern coasts, frequent clouds and southern coasts, frequent clouds and showers moving through, plenty across scotland, northern ireland

many central and eastern parts of europe, the mediterranean, even scandinavia as far north as norwaych the coolest place anywhere in europe apart from regular in iceland. so thatis apart from regular in iceland. so that is what is happening across europe today. it is a mixture of sun and showers. it will be particularly breezy tomorrow as well around western and southern coasts and this low pressure is just going to keep sending whether france and clouds in our direction. this is the radar. this is where it has been raining in the lassie hours. you can see it is pretty wet year across parts of northern ireland, the south—west of scotland, the western isles has showers, moving into south—western england as well and this weather front will be basically moving towards the east during the course of today. so eventually it will start training across parts of wales, the north west of england. i think the driest weather for longest will be across eastern counties of the uk. but i think most of us until evening will probably see at least one or two showers. 15—16dc. the showers continue to t

this area blood pressure is away towards scandinavia, taking the worst of the rain with it, but thereies will begin to clear —— and the skies will begin to clear. sunday, a rather sunny start, although cloudy over northern scotland. the showers will become heavy infantry and will tend to form in bands where the winds converge together. where we see these lines forming come of that's where you are most likely to see the showers. towards the coast of south east england, a small chance of a shower and probably will stay dry. sunshine, more of that to go around. looking at the weather picture into the early part of next week, monday and tuesday she's a very active weather front. it could and tuesday she's a very active weatherfront. it could bring and tuesday she's a very active weather front. it could bring about a month's weather front. it could bring about a months worth of rain. there is a risk of some localised flooding or the next week. better weather. —— there's your weather. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: michael gove — one of the front runners for the conservative leaders