shetland was sunnier than average. shetland was sunnier than cornwall in july. than average.a rarity. there is your tuesday sunshine from shetland. this is your cloud in cornwall. notjust cloud, this is a funnel cloud, a tornado not quite touching the ground, such was the turbulent nature of tuesday's weather. on wednesday, the same pattern. things start wet and windy and cornwall. and sunny spells in the northern isles. low pressure moving in. wet and windy weather will be spreading north—eastwards over the uk. south—western coasts will have heavier bursts running eastwards. but not reaching scotland until the evening. temperatures around 17 to 20 celsius. the rain finally reaches into the north as we go through wednesday night. low— pressure go through wednesday night. low“ pressure across go through wednesday night. low— pressure across scotla nd go through wednesday night. low—pressure across scotland on the southern flank on thursday. a rather blustery day. quite brisk winds. showers most frequent from northern england and scotland. it will be windy but sunny spells for

shetland but for eastern scotland the best of the brightness, a few heavy showers possible, and foran england some showers, starting to bite and in the afternoon as we head further south wales and the south—west plenty of dry weather, just the chance of the odd isolated shower but i think the majority of the weather will be dry. as we had further to the southeast tonbridge is reaching a maximum of 22 celsius, fresher than yesterday but feeling warm in the sunshine. this evening and overnight some outbreaks of rain of northern ireland, west of scotland and the west of england but for much of england and wales, dry with clear spells, temperatures falling overnight to between 11 and 14 celsius. tomorrow, low pressure setting out to the north—west and we'll continue to see outbreaks of rain across northern ireland and pushing into scotland. as we go further south across england and wales a lot of dry bright weather with sunny spells developing, temperatures reaching a maximum of 25 celsius, so much warmer than today. as we move into friday night, will start to see that rain edging eastw

and a shetland pony hits the road with the bikers and happy to report, no collision [ laughing ] and no incidents but the pony wanted to be part of the race [ laughing ]. >> reporter: goats and shetland ponies. there you go >> what more can you ask for? ? >>> good night, everybody. >> good night. when the us open series hits stanford for the bank of the west classic, join the celebration of summer. where the action off the court, is just as hot as the action on it. now through august 6th. it's time to shine brighter than you ever thought possible. the us open series. we're serving up the best of summer. don't miss the wta action while it's in stanford. (laughs) i wish you could all be inside my head. the conversation is sparkling. fine, i'll tell you. a lichen is an organism made up of two separate species, fungi and algae. if you could merge with another species, what species would you pick and why? hint: there is a right answer. none of you will get it. okay, i'd pick swan because, uh, the resulting hybrid would have the advanced industrial civilization of a human and the long grac

a strengthening breeze particularly in the hebrides, orkney and shetland. turning misty around some of the hills and coasts in the west. the cloud will break up in northern england. but rain and wind gradually spreading south and east through the day. much of england and wales will be staying dry but fairly sunny and warm as well, highs of around 28. the weather front gradually peters out and pushes south and east into tuesday. still warm and the south east but turning a little cooler elsewhere. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 12:30 — two lorry drivers have been charged with causing death by dangerous driving in connection with a collision on the m1 near milton keynes, in which eight were killed. labour says britain should remain in the single market and customs union for a transitional period after brexit. the shift in policy would mean continuing to accept the free movement of people after 2019. the notting hill carnival is under way in west london. it began with a special ceremony as "a small act of remembrance" for the victims of gre

persistent rain in shetland gradually clears off. is a story, a familiar story of sunshine and showers. grated chance of seeing the scotland in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. many will miss a shower in southern england and if you do it will only be a small one. it could get close to 25 in the south—east, mid—to teams further west. into wednesday, low pressure starts to come into play in the west. it kicks up a ridge of high pressure keeping things dry and fine for wednesday. in the west, if you have any plans, make it early in the day because the morning sunshine quickly gives way, outbreaks of rain from brea kfast gives way, outbreaks of rain from breakfast onwards in northern ireland. and by afternoon that gets to western scotland and some of western england. the east drier with increasingly hazy sunshine. are some of the wettest weather coming by night. close off into thursday, back to sunshine and showers. light winds, the showers could be slow—moving and boundary but outside of those, pleasant enough in the sun

cloud is building in shetland. further south, it is a different story. the south coast and some of that is heavy. some heavy bursts clearing away heading eastwards. it is drying up in wales. we will see a feud breaks towards liverpool and temperatures around 19 celsius. the rain moves north and it goes downhill for central scotland. northern scotland, you have some sunshine but a shower 01’ you have some sunshine but a shower or two toward shetland later on. the weather is on the move moving north and eastwards. by the end of the night, we will see the showers piling in to the western side of the uk. temperatures around 12 celsius in the north of the uk. warm at 16 celsius towards the north —— south. not a pretty picture for early august. light winds in scotland and slow—moving showers. there would be some thunder and lightning. the showers moving through on the breeze. very few showers in the south—eastern corner. warmer than today but windy. 20 celsius for glasgow and belfast. that low pressure system is moving away and heading towards scandinavia. fri

the shetland p°ny remember that at all. the shetland pony grand national.t? no, i don't thing he would be allowed. they don't have his size horse, it would be more like the shetland pony. he is scared with horses, he has had a few dodgy experiences with horses. the usain bolt documentary was on last night and as the excitement builds, is he already here, is here in the uk? you reminded me of something i have in the guardian and here's a man who wants to spoil his party, he is hoping to race in the 100th is and he is saying, ujah, he is saying the world athletics championships won't be a retirement party for him, he wants to spoil his fun. does he have the numbers to back that up? nearly! apparently when usain bolt raced in monaco the last time they got all the athletes out half an hour before they needed to to whip up the crowd because he makes the atmosphere change in a stadium. it will be his last appearance in london as well! thanks very much. from today's people studying to be in as is and midwives will no longer get bursaries. the promise comes at a ti

we have got some rain up towards shetland and there will bea up towards shetland and there will be aronger winds and we will see showers gathering especially later on in the day. those will push their way back into the north—west of scotland. one or two elsewhere in scotland, could be sharp of aberdeenshire and the odd showerfor be sharp of aberdeenshire and the odd shower for northern england. elsewhere it is likely to be dry. temperatures of 18 in glasgow, 22 in london, about normal for the time of year and london, about normal for the time of yearand a london, about normal for the time of year and a fresher feel to the weather for all of us. over the course of the night, clearer skies developing over southern and eastern areas of the uk, up towards the north—west, remember, we have at that area of low pressure so it is turning wetter in northern ireland and western scotland, but a cooler night that we have seen recently. some sunshine to begin with tomago, across southern and eastern areas, and probably staying dry, with more sunshine on friday. up towards the north—west there wil

shetland but for eastern scotland the best of the

still some rain up towards shetland, and a few showers arriving towards the highlands.ven longer spells of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western fringes of scotland. a few sharp showers for the north—east of scotland, and possibly towards the north—east of england. most of england and wales in the afternoon, though, will be fine and dry, with some sunshine. pleasant enough, with light winds for the most part, and temperatures near normal for this time of year. it will turn chilly, though, in the evening, especially across much of england and wales, where we'll have clearer skies. up towards the north—west, a bit more of a breeze, perhaps, and still the chance of more cloud and some rain. temperatures will be a bit lower than they have been recently. into friday, lots of sunshine, probably more sunshine on friday for southern england, midlands, east anglia and lincolnshire. bit more cloud bubbling up further north, a few showers for scotland. some of these could be rather heavy, and some longer spells

sunshine, a few showers, western scotland, northern ireland, most persistent rain lingering across shetland before it clears into the afternoon. overall, story of sunshine and showers, most likely to see showers at times, scotland, northern ireland, northern england, southern england, one or two showers, many will avoid them, even if you do see them, only a small portion of your day. in the sunshine, very pleasant, temperature 24, 20 5 degrees, sunshine, very pleasant, temperature 24,20 5 degrees, high teams, low 20s. ridge of high pressure building to ta ke 20s. ridge of high pressure building to take us into wednesday, will creep in from the west and if you are on holiday at the moment in western areas, make the most of the morning. bright start, rain in northern ireland, by the afternoon, into western scotland, western wales, one or two in western england, much of england, wales, eastern scotland, getting away with a dry wednesday, increasing cloud, in the hazy sunshine, temperatures in the hazy sunshine, temperatures in the mid—20s in eastern england. luckily, heavy rain for most of you

of them in east of scotland but fine weather all the while with outbreaks of rain continuing for shetlandperhaps a showers ganging together to give more persistent rain to the afternoon. and across northern england into wales, more showers but the further south and east, lots of dry weather with spells of sunshine. 22 degrees in london. into friday, we have an area of low pressure to the south—west, not really heading in oui’ south—west, not really heading in our direction and this area of low pressure is drifting aimlessly around and the weather is generally moving slowly at the moment so friday is another day of showers across western scotland and northern ireland with more cloud into northern england and further south and east, fine but sunshine. temperatures, 17 in glasgow and belfast but 21 in cardiff and up to 24 in london, pleasantly warm in the south—east. it will stay warm in southern and south—eastern areas into the weekend and mainly fine with not many showers. further north and west, some showers, sunny spells as well and generally a cool feel to the weather. goodbye. this is

a few turning a bit wetter towards the north—west and that rain still having up towards shetland as well we are the north—west of the uk because we a re closest the north—west of the uk because we are closest to an area of low pressure so are closest to an area of low pressure so a few more showers arriving in the afternoon into northern ireland western scotland. one or two sharp showers perhaps in eastern scotland and towards the north east of england. many parts of england and wales having a dry day. a little but of cloud bubbling up here and there but some good spells of sunshine. the winds will be quite light as well. temperatures about normalfor light as well. temperatures about normal for this light as well. temperatures about normalfor this time of light as well. temperatures about normal for this time of year. 18 of the north, 22 in the south—east. during the evening we have sunshine to end the day across england and wales. it will quickly turn chilly towards the north—west. still low showers keep going, close to that area of low pressure that i mentioned. the south across the uk

still some rain up towards shetland, and a few showers arriving towards the highlands. the day dry. but i think we will see some showers, or even longer spell5 of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western fringes of scotland. a few 5harp showers for the north—east of scotland, and possibly towards the north—east of england. most of england and wales in the afternoon, though, will be fine and dry, with some 5un5hine. pleasant enough, with light wind5 for the most part, and temperatures near normal for this time of the year. it'll turn chilly quickly, though, in the evening, especially acro55 much of england and wales, where we'll have clearer 5kies. up towards the north—west, a bit more of a breeze, perhap5, and still the chance of more cloud and some rain, but temperatures will be a bit lower than they have been recently. into friday, lots of sunshine, probably more 5un5hine on friday for southern england, midlands, east anglia and lincolnshire. bit more cloud bubbling up further north, a few showers agai

lingers in shetland. sunshine and showers tomorrow and a bit of a breeze.r. further south you will have showers like today. east is best for the sunniest weather. hello, you're watching bbc news. the headlines: donald trump condemns far right activists who rallied in virginia over the weekend, sparking violence that claimed one life. he said the hate groups "were repugnant to everything americans hold dear." racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo—nazis, white supremacists... hundred people are known to have died in mudslides and flooding in sierra leone's capital, freetown. the number of casualties is expected to rise, with many bodies thought to be still trapped under the debris. pakistan celebrates its 70th anniversary of independence, as many remember the violence and mass migration sparked by the countries partition from india at the end of british colonial rule. a 23—year old man has appeared in court in norfolk, charged with the murder of a grandfather who was attacked as he walked his d

elsewhere, the rain is still there through 0rkney and shetland. move into friday. the tops on both thursday and friday will be about 21 or 22. this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers. our top stories: donald trump spells out his new policy for afghanistan. no nation—building but no let—up in the battle against the taliban. we must ensure that they have every weapon to apply swift, decisive and overwhelming force. 0ur troops will fight to win. four men are due to appear in court in spain accused of carrying out the barcelona terror attacks last week. and chasing the eclipse — we fly across america hunting the shadow of the moon at 40,000 feet. president trumps called it horrible and says it needs to be renegotiated or scrapped. today, it's south korea's turn at the negotiating table to save its trade deal with the us.

any rain in eastern scotland lingers in shetland for a while.reeze. the breeze at its strongest, showers more frequent in northern england and scotland and northern ireland, but some of you avoid it altogether. east is best on wednesday for the driest and sunniest weather. in the west, make the most of the morning sunshine will cloud over with outbreaks of rain later. goodbye for now. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines at 7:30pm: president trump condemns the far—right groups involved in violent protests in virginia as "repugnant", following days of criticism of his initial response. racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name after criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo—nazis, white supremacists... hundreds of people are feared dead after a hillside collapsed in sierra leone's capital, freetown. locals have been using their bare hands to pull bodies from the debris. pakistan celebrates its 70th anniversary of independence, as many remember the violence and mass migration sparked by the countries partition fro

still some rain up towards shetland, and a few showers arriving towards the highlands. even longer spells of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western fringes of scotland. a few sharp showers in the north—east of scotland, and possibly towards the north—east of england. most of england and wales in the afternoon, though, will be fine and dry, with some sunshine. pleasant enough, with light wind for the most part, and temperatures at the norm for this time of year. it will turn chilly, though, in the evening, especially across much of england and wales, where we'll have clearer skies. up towards the north—west, a bit more of a breeze, perhaps, and still the chance of more cloud and some rain. temperatures will be a bit lower than they have been recently. into friday, lots of sunshine, probably more sunshine on friday for southern england, midlands, east anglia and lincolnshire. bit more cloud bubbling up further north, a few showers for scotland. some of these could be rather heavy, and some longer spells

staying wet across 0rkney & shetland for a good part of tomorrow.owers could be happy. further south again into wales, the midlands, largely dry with not too many showers at all. 22 degrees the top temperature in london. further ahead northern and north—western areas continue to see some showers at times during friday and the weekend. further south largely dry with some sunshine and in the sunshine feeling pleasantly warm. that is all for now. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may insists the jurisdiction of the european court ofjustice in the uk, will end after brexit. the government has published new details of its position on the issue, with the prime minister saying the uk would "take back control of our laws". a cyclist accused of knocking down and killing a woman as she crossed the street, has been cleared of manslaughter. however, charlie alliston was found guilty of causing bodily harm by "wa nton or furious driving". the victim's husband has called for a change in the law — and has being paying tribute to her. for us to rememb

some heavier bursts in the hebrides and 0rkney and shetland later.g in the teens for the vast majority. it is the start of the bank holiday for most of you. the weather splits the country into two. the south and east, high pressure and north and west low pressure close by which throws weather friends our way. some brea ks throws weather friends our way. some breaks in the cloud in eastern ireland and scotland but winds and rain spreading in from the west before sunshine returns to the highlands and islands later. quite cloudy at times and northern ireland but some breaks as well. sunshine comes and goes. the further south and east you are, not much cloud, and east you are, not much cloud, and sunshine and gentle winds. the warmest day of the month so far, potentially the warmest august tank holiday on record. 28 is possible. that weather front clears away on tuesday morning, introducing cooler conditions but pleasant enough. some brea ks conditions but pleasant enough. some breaks in the sunshine on tuesday but on wednesday there will be rain, especi

northern ireland and west of scotland a few more showers in the rain continuing across orkney and shetlandher south it should be dry and further south it should be dry and in the sunshine it will feel pleasa ntly and in the sunshine it will feel pleasantly warm. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. remember how donald trump spent an hour on tuesday attacking his enemies? wednesday have brought a different tone. we are not defined by the colour of our skin, the figure on our pay cheque, or at the party of our politics. we are defined by our shared humanity. syrian government troops fighting the islamic state group.|j syrian government troops fighting the islamic state group. i am hell—bent on victory. we're not scared of death. i am a commander on the ground and i've been wounded three times. that's what happened to the samsung note seven. the samsung note eight has been launched in new york. we

still some rain up towards shetland, and a few showers arriving towards the highlands.k we will see some showers, or even longer spells of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western fringes of scotland. a few sharp showers for the north—east of scotland, and possibly towards the north—east of england. most of england and wales in the afternoon, though, will be fine and dry, with some sunshine. pleasant enough, with light winds for the most part, and temperatures near normal for this time of the year. it'll turn chilly quickly, though, in the evening, especially across much of england and wales, where we'll have clearer skies. up towards the north—west, a bit more of a breeze, perhaps, and still the chance of more cloud and some rain, but temperatures will be a bit lower than they have been recently. into friday, lots of sunshine, probably more sunshine on friday for southern england, midlands, east anglia and lincolnshire. bit more cloud bubbling up further north, a few showers again for scotland. some of

elsewhere, the rain is still there through 0rkney and shetland.both thursday and friday will be about 21 or 22. this is bbc news — the headlines. president donald trump's been spelling out his administration's new policy on afghanistan. he didn't announce the thousands of new troops expected — but did say he was going against his original instinct for withdrawal. four men accused of being part of a terror cell which killed fifteen people in spain last week are to appear this morning in court. police say they've shot dead the driver of the van that killed 13 people in barcelona. an earthquake with a magnitude of four has struck the italian tourist island of ischia — off the coast of naples — killing at least two people and injuring dozens more. the islands main hospital had to be partly evacuated. millions of americans have watched the first total solar eclipse

still some rain up towards shetland, and a few showers arriving towards the highlands.howers, or even longer spells of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western fringes of scotland. a few sharp showers for the north—east of scotland, and possibly towards the north—east of england. most of england and wales in the afternoon, though, will be fine and dry, with some sunshine. pleasant enough, with light winds for the most part, and temperatures near normal for this time of the year. it'll turn chilly quickly, though, in the evening, especially across much of england and wales, where we'll have clearer skies. up towards the north—west, a bit more of a breeze, perhaps, and still the chance of more cloud and some rain, but temperatures will be a bit lower than they have been recently. into friday, lots of sunshine, probably more sunshine on friday for southern england, midlands, east anglia and lincolnshire. bit more cloud bubbling up further north, a few showers again for scotland. some of these could be rathe

elsewhere, the rain is still there through orkney and shetland.s, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: donald trump spells out his new policy for afghanistan. no nation—building but no let—up in the battle against the taliban. we must ensure they have every weapon to apply swift, decisive and overwhelming force. our troops will fight to win. we will fight to win. the us navy temporarily suspends operations worldwide after one of its destroyers collides with a tanker near singapore. spanish police say they've shot dead younes abouyaaqoub, the main suspect in the barcelona terror attack. and lights out. millions look to the skies to witness a rare event, the total eclipse of the sun.

researchers can track their winter migration patterns from their breeding colonies on the south shetlandeds of kilometres. earlier, one of the authors of the study explain to me about how feathers can reveal quite so much information. you are growing something like your fingernail and that records what you eat. things like proteins that make up the body, we don't actually make the raw materials of that. the raw materials come ina materials of that. the raw materials come in a lot of cases from food. in the case of penguins going across the case of penguins going across the southern ocean, they don't make these proteins, the building blocks of them, the essential amino acids come from algae which their prey trill eat and they in turn eat the krill. they are getting a chemical symbol of where they are foraging rather than making it from scratch themselves. why are you using a tail feather in particular to pick up this data? different tissues record the environment at different rates. things like bones are growing very slowly so they are not very good for this kind of thing. your blood turn

losing rain from kent in the next few hours, lingering in the northern isles and shetland through thein is vaguely or kent. a high of 26. not quite as warm across the south—west of england and wales. nonetheless a pleasant day, breeze and sunshine. the odd shower. through this evening and overnight, any showers remaining tending to die away. under clear skies, a cool mind. cooler than the one just gone. by mind. cooler than the one just gone. by the end of the night, the next set of runs coming our way. introducing some rain initially into northern ireland. you can see the frontier, but if you look at the isobars, that is telling you it is going to be pretty windy. gusts and gale force winds through the irish sea and exposure in the west. picking up on the rain, that moves through northern ireland. then across scotland, north—west england, west wales in south—west england. it doesn‘t make much more progress than this. this is the afternoon tomorrow. for east wales and a lot of england, dry with some sunshine. in the sunshine, feeling pleasant. if you are in the rain and wind, it will

bursts of rain pushing into the northern half of scotland, particularly the hebrides, orkney and shetlandrow, bank holiday monday for many of you, will be in the mid teens, and it will be a case of splitting the uk into two. weather front starting to push into the north and the west, that will bring rain across north and west scotland to begin with, and from late morning on words, into northern ireland, maybe like and patchy, a few heavier bursts expected. not too much rain if any to the east of scotland, and even here, that cloud will break up every now and again to let the sunshine through. further south and east, another blue sky day, and the house of the temperatures reaching around 28 celsius. not only the warmest day of the month so far, but could be the warmest late august bank holiday on record, getting above 28 for one or two mac. monday to the north and west, moving south and eastwards, bringing in fresh air for next week, many places staying dry. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at midday: two lorry drivers are charged with dangerous driving offences after

fabric of rain across scotland with a strengthening breeze, the degree to the likes of hebrides, shetlandhine in the morning. rain and wind gradually spread southwards and wind gradually spread southwards and eastwards through the day. much of england and wales not only staying dry but staying fairly sunny and warm to. highs around 28 celsius, 82 in fahrenheit. the weather front peters out and pushes southwards. still warm in the south—east corner but telling a little bit cooler elsewhere. goodbye foran little bit cooler elsewhere. goodbye for an hour. little bit cooler elsewhere. goodbye foran hour. —— little bit cooler elsewhere. goodbye for an hour. —— for now. this is bbc news with rachel schofield. the headlines at 10:28am. two lorry drivers have been charged with causing death by dangerous driving in connection with the collision on the m1 near milton keynes in which eight people were killed. labour says britain should remain in the single market and customs union for a transitional period after brexit. the shift in policy would mean continuing to accept the free movement of labour

a strengthening breeze particularly in the hebrides, orkney and shetland. but rain and wind gradually spreading south and east through the day. much of england and wales will be staying dry but fairly sunny and warm as well, highs of around 28. the weather front gradually peters out and pushes south and east into tuesday. still warm and the south east but turning a little cooler elsewhere. goodbye for now.

outbreaks of rain become more extensive here, a few heavier bursts over the hebrides, orkney and shetlandt majority. and into the start of what for many of you is a bank holiday, and the country will be split into two in terms of weather. south and east, you're under the influence of high—pressure, north and west, low pressure, which will throw these weather fronts our way. there will be some breaks in the cloud in eastern northern ireland, eastern scotland, particularly in the morning with some sunshine, but rains and blustery winds spreading from the west before sunshine returns to the highlands and islands later. northern england and wales, quite a bit of cloud at times, but still some breaks in that to be expected. sunshine will come and go. the further south and east you are, though, not much cloud at all, lots of sunshine, gentle wind. it is going to be the warmest day of the month so far, potentially the warmest late bank holiday on record, 28 celsius, 82 fahrenheit possible. that warm weather will squeeze away as weakening weather fronts push down towards the south—east, and clear

some showers in the west first thing and persistent rain across shetland for the early morning, perhapslargely dry by eight o'clock, perhaps just some drain clinging onto the kent coast. spells of sunshine, 15 degrees for the morning commute in exeter. tomorrow, essentially a day of sunshine and showers. most of the showers will be found across northern areas, scotland, the far northern areas, scotland, the far north of northern england and northern ireland, where there could be heavy with an odd rumble of thunder. further south, most be heavy with an odd rumble of thunder. furthersouth, most places staying dry and still some warmth across parts of the south—east. during tuesday night and wednesday, this little ridge of high pressure trying to take control of our weather will hold on for long enough in central and eastern areas to give a largely fine day on wednesday, with some spells of sunshine, although that sunshine turning a little hazy as high cloud increases from the west. the cloud bringing some rain into northern ireland, western scotland, eventually wales and the west of engla

for early august but in northern scotland there is some decent weather to be had with sunshine in shetlandet, not so pretty. you can see the rain coming into the south of england and there is some drifting across northern england and northern ireland and that will continue northwards into central scotland by the middle of the afternoon. northern alan scotland continues to have good weather. because the bulk ofa and have good weather. because the bulk of a and whilst there is a lot of cloud in the afternoon with a few brea ks cloud in the afternoon with a few breaks and where you get them there could be some reasonable temperatures in the upper teens but underneath the rain you are stuck in the mid teens. not great on the south coast, wet and windy. not too much rain in east anglia this afternoon. this evening it will turn wet it there as the rain moves eastwards and the brisk wind with it and that rain will move to the north of scotla nd and that rain will move to the north of scotland and the northern isles. 0n of scotland and the northern isles. on thursday, showers coming in from the we

some sunshine in shetland earlier on and that will linger into the afternoon. of cloud into the afternoon and a few breaks. there will be some reasonable temperatures into the upper teens. underneath the rain, it is the middle teens are many places. wet and windy as well. not too much rain in east anglia. as we go through the evening, it will turn wetter in east anglia. brisk winds go with it. the rain will make his way up into the northern parts of scotland. thursday, lots of showers coming in from the west. not a particularly cold night. around 16 celsius. thursday, our weather is dominated by low pressure. brisk winds in the south but lighter winds across scotland. they could be heavy with some thunder and lightning. the showers will be moving swiftly across much of england and wales. not too many showers in the south—eastern corner. 22 celsius. glasgow has some frequent showers. the low pressure is moving away and things are beginning to settle down. still some showers around. it is largely dry in the south—east. thursday —— friday, some fabrics of rain and

to go back a little bit it was onjuly the 7th that the man, who is originally from shetland, left hisw, there was a huge search, as you say, it involved police helicopters, a team of local volunteers of about 60 in all to try and look around local areas and the shoreline of the firth of forth. the canals nearby edwards and parks. all to no avail. in fact, the police last week put out another appeal for people to search their outhouses, and gardens of properties nearby. so, how it was that arnold mouat died in his own property and wasn't able to be found isa property and wasn't able to be found is a bit ofa property and wasn't able to be found is a bit of a mystery. but some information is coming out now. is it knowing what the circumstances of how his body was found work? was it well hidden? it was found on saturday so that is about a month that he was reported missing. he left the house shortly before midnight on the 7th ofjuly. my understanding is that his body was in what is being described as a very ha rd to in what is being described as a very hard to access location. in fact, my

in 0rkney and shetland, some rain. showers coming in across western scotland and northern ireland. of us getting off to a sunny start. moving across england and through wales, a lot of sunshine first thing this morning. fairweather cloud around. miss and fog should lift quite quickly. you can see across southern counties in east anglia and the midlands, off to a bright and sunny start. along the south coast, temperatures are in some places already at 70 degrees. through the day, some showers merging across southern scotland and northern ireland. the rain moving away from the northern isles. for the rest of us, hanging on to sunny intervals. fairweather cloud developing through the day. through the afternoon, hazy sunshine. pleasa nt the afternoon, hazy sunshine. pleasant in the south—east, 23— 2a degrees. pressure as we push further north, especially if you are in those showers. as we get into the evening and overnight, showery out wrecks of rain continuing across the north—west. some cloud, some breaks in that cloud. quite cool for some of us, especially in the countryside. some m