problem of the shetland islands do not have. they don't fit on the relief map at all they're so far north of the scottish mainland closer to norway than to edinburgh. yet shetland is still quintessentially scotland with its beautiful landscape and sparse population. the sense of community here is important and people take a great deal of pride in their small islands but there's a lot of curiosity about the wider world too. shetlanders have been buoyed by their oil which was 1st discovered here in the 1970 s. . the revenues from the oil industry have been invested wisely in the local community to build roads and public institutions. now with an eye on the future shetlanders are slowly transitioning to wind power. yet fishing is still the major source of income and. more fish are caught here than in england northern ireland and wales put together. victor lawrence and isn't catching anything at the moment. he's been stuck in the harbor for over a month. before he can take his ship the radiant star out along the west coast the self

problem that the shetland islands do not have. they don't fit on the relief map at all they're so far north of the scottish mainland closer to norway than to edinburgh. yet shetland is still quintessentially scotland with its beautiful landscape and sparse population. the sense of community here is important and people take a great deal of pride in their small islands but there's a lot of curiosity about the wider world too. shetlanders have been buoyed by their oil which was 1st discovered here in the 1970 s. . the revenues from the oil industry have been invested wisely in the local community to build roads and public institutions. now with an eye on the future shetlanders are slowly transitioning to wind power. yet fishing is still the major source of income and. more fish are caught here than in england northern ireland and wales put together. victor laurenson isn't catching anything at the moment. he's been stuck in the harbor for over a month. before he can take his ship the radiant star out along the west coast for self emp

problem that the shetland islands do not have. they don't fit on the relief map at all they're so far north of the scottish mainland closer to norway than to edinburgh. yet shetland is still quintessentially scotland with its beautiful landscape and sparse population. the sense of community here is important and people take a great deal of pride in their small islands but there's a lot of curiosity about the wider world too. shetlanders have been buoyed by their oil which was 1st discovered here in the 1970 s. . the revenues from the oil industry have been invested wisely in the local community to build roads and public institutions. now with an eye on the future shetlanders are slowly transitioning to wind power. yet fishing is still the major source of income and shut down. more fish are caught here than in england northern ireland and wales put together. victor lawrence and isn't catching anything at the moment. he's been stuck in the harbor for over a month. before he can take his ship the radian star out along the west coast

problem that the shetland islands do not have. they don't fit on the relief map at all they're so far north of the scottish mainland closer to norway than to edinburgh. yet shetland is still quintessentially scotland with its beautiful landscape and sparse population. the sense of community here is important and people take a great deal of pride in their small islands but there's a lot of curiosity about the wider world too. shetlanders have been buoyed by their oil which was 1st discovered here in the 1970 s. . the revenues from the oil industry have been invested wisely in the local community to build roads and public institutions. now with an eye on the future shetlanders are slowly transitioning to wind power. yet fishing is still the major source of income and. more fish are caught here than in england northern ireland and wales put together. victor lawrence and isn't catching anything at the moment. he's been stuck in the harbor for over a month. before he can take his ship the radiant star out along the west coast for self

problem that the shetland islands do not have. they don't fit on the relief map at all they're so far north of the scottish mainland closer to norway than to edinburgh. yet shetland is still quintessentially scotland with its beautiful landscape and sparse population. the sense of community here is important and people take a great deal of pride in their small islands but there's a lot of curiosity about the wider world too. shetlanders have been buoyed by their oil which was 1st discovered here in the 1970 s. . the revenues from the oil industry have been invested wisely in the local community to build roads and public institutions. now with an eye on the future shetlanders are slowly transitioning to wind power. yet fishing is still the major source of income and. more fish are caught here than in england northern ireland and wales put together. victor lawrence and isn't catching anything at the moment. he's been stuck in the harbor for over a month. before he can take his ship the radiant star out along the west coast the self

again, shetland, very likely to see some of that, and across eastern england, stretching from norfolkrizzle. but otherwise, a dry start to the day on tuesday, relatively mild. and for those in the west, probably a glorious start to the day because we have this weather front out to the far west, and some of that cloud will get illuminated. sunshine on through the rest of the day, but we will have some of these fog banks affecting shetland from time to time, but otherwise, i think, many eastern coasts better chance of seeing the sunshine. and it's going to be a bit warmer, 21r—25 celsius more widespread, the warmest places probably getting up to 26 celsius which, again, will make it the warmest day of the year. and, of course, it'sjune, the skies are clear, that's why we have high levels of uv. if you are outside for any length of time, might be worth considering a bit of sun cream. on into the middle part of the week, we have some changes in the weather picture. this area of low pressure is drifting up from europe bringing with it some thundery showers. they will mainly be across south

again, shetland, very likely to see some of that, and across eastern england, stretching from norfolkacross some fog, some low cloud, and even the occasional spot of drizzle. but otherwise, a dry start to the day on tuesday, relatively mild. and for those in the west, probably a glorious start to the day because we have this weather front out to the far west, and some of that cloud will get illuminated. sunshine on through the rest of the day, but we will have some of these fog banks affecting shetland from time to time, but otherwise, i think, many eastern coasts better chance of seeing the sunshine. and it's going to be a bit warmer, 211—25 celsius more widespread, the warmest places probably getting up to 26 celsius which, again, will make it the warmest day of the year. and, of course, it'sjune, the skies are clear, that's why we have high levels of uv. if you are outside for any length of time, might be worth considering a bit of sun cream. on into the middle part of the week, we have some changes in the weather picture. this area of low pressure is drifting up from europe bringi

again, shetland, very likely to see some of that, and across eastern england, stretching from norfolks lincolnshire into yorkshire all the way to probably north yorkshire, you are likely to come across some fog, some low cloud, and even the occasional spot of drizzle. but otherwise, a dry start to the day on tuesday, relatively mild. and for those in the west, probably a glorious start to the day because we have this weather front out to the far west, and some of that cloud will get illuminated. sunshine on through the rest of the day, but we will have some of these fog banks affecting shetland from time to time, but otherwise, i think, many eastern coasts better chance of seeing the sunshine. and it's going to be a bit warmer, 2a—25 celsius more widespread, the warmest places probably getting up to 26 celsius which, again, will make it the warmest day of the year. and, of course, it'sjune, the skies are clear, that's why we have high levels of uv. if you are outside for any length of time, might be worth considering a bit of sun cream. on into the middle part of the week, we have som

again, shetland, very likely to see some of that, and across eastern england, stretching from norfolkme low cloud, and even the occasional spot of drizzle. but otherwise, a dry start to the day on tuesday, relatively mild. and for those in the west, probably a glorious start to the day because we have this weather front out to the far west, and some of that cloud will get illuminated. sunshine on through the rest of the day, but we will have some of these fog banks affecting shetland from time to time, but otherwise, i think, many eastern coasts better chance of seeing the sunshine. and it's going to be a bit warmer, 211—25 celsius more widespread, the warmest places probably getting up to 26 celsius which, again, will make it the warmest day of the year. and, of course, it'sjune, the skies are clear, that's why we have high levels of uv. if you are outside for any length of time, might be worth considering a bit of sun cream. on into the middle part of the week, we have some changes in the weather picture. this area of low pressure is drifting up from europe bringing with it some thu

it may well head towards the northern isles, especially shetland, later in the day, it turns very wet here. elsewhere, there will be some sunny spells. there will be quite a bit of cloud around. catch a shower, it could well be heavy, possibly thundery, there could be some hail in this as well. gusty winds around the showers, especially in england and wales. this is where it will be windiest, these average speeds could gust around 40—16 mph or so. temperatures mainly around 13—17 celsius, quite pleasant if you get to see some sunshine. actually, quite a lot that across east anglia and southeast england to end the day. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the labour leader sir keir starmer prepares to reshuffle his team after the party's disappointing performance in the elections — he's already removed his deputy angela rayner, as campaigns chief. that's what you do in leadership can you take responsibility. you don't scapegoat goat and blame others, you take it on the chin. they are hard calls, but it is for him to choose the team he wants and get people in the positions he wants

again, shetland, very likely to see some of that, and across eastern england, stretching from norfolkrelatively mild.

again, shetland, very likely to see some of that, and across eastern england, stretching from norfolkthese fog banks affecting shetland from time to time, but otherwise, i think, many eastern coasts better chance of seeing the sunshine. and it's going to be a bit warmer, 2a—25 celsius more widespread, the warmest places probably getting up to 26 celsius which, again, will make it the warmest day of the year. and, of course, it'sjune, the skies are clear, that's why we have high levels of uv. if you are outside for any length of time, might be worth considering a bit of sun cream. on into the middle part of the week, we have some changes in the weather picture. this area of low pressure is drifting up from europe bringing with it some thundery showers. they will mainly be across southwestern areas of the country. further northwards and eastwards, it's another sunny and very warm day, in fact, temperatures could go as high as 27 celsius in the very warmest spots, but, perhaps over these north sea coasts, a little bit cooler, given the onshore winds will be strengthening a little bit. so

the exception probably parts of aberdeenshire and also shetland, where it could be quite murky and cooltemperature, and more of the same as we head intojune. so on tuesday, mist and fog clearing, lots of dry weather and sunshine, becoming very warm as well. temperatures peaking at 25 in liverpool and london, 23 in cardiff and glasgow, and 19 in belfast. heading to the middle part of the week and beyond, an area of low pressure is going to move our way from the south. this will bring a change to the weather, it will bring some thundery showers across, initially into southern and western areas. they will start to arrive on wednesday. still, most of the uk having another fine and sunny day, and if anything, it's going to be even hotter. temperatures 22 in glasgow, peaking at around 26 in london and the south—east, easily the hottest day of the year. so the next few days are looking fine, lots of warm sunshine to go around, then we see some thunderstorms breaking out from mid week, and temperatures will begin to ease later in the week, as well. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven: mini

the north will give a rather wet day to northern and central scotland, after the early sunshine in shetlandd chilly start in northern ireland it will extend its influence here, too. perhaps some of the driest weather, southern scotland and northern england. for much of england and wales, slow—moving, heavy downpours, hail and thunder. the wind will pick up in the south and west later, as it will end the north and west. it is cool for the time of year butjust a notch up on those today. tuesday, the low pressure still influencing the uk. a lot of showers across central and eastern areas, perhaps an area of rain pushing close to the south, tuesday and wednesday, with another weather system pushing south. so we're going to be plagued by weather fronts again this week. still some heavy showers, heavy downpours, hail and thunder on tuesday. perhaps less frequent further south and west because we got the approach of this little area of rain. temperatures, a bit more brightness and sunshine, therefore a little higher. higher again as we go through tuesday into wednesday. we've got the northerly win

it may well head towards the northern isles, especially shetland.ill be quite a bit of cloud around. catch a shower, it could well be heavy, possibly thundery, there could be some hail in this as well. gusty winds around the showers, especially in england and wales. this is where it will be windiest, these average speeds could gust around 40—16 mph or so. temperatures mainly around 13—17 celsius, quite pleasant if you get to see some sunshine. actually, quite a lot of that across east anglia and southeast england to end the day. this is bbc news, the headlines at 8pm... the labour leader sir keir starmer prepares to reshuffle his team after the party's disappointing performance in the elections. he's already removed his deputy, angela rayner, as campaigns chief. that's what you do in leadership — you take responsibility, you don't scapegoat goat and blame others, you take it on the chin. they are hard calls, but it is for him to choose the team he wants and get people in the positions he wants us in. some good news for labour, though, as tracy brabi

scotland, certainly across the northern half of scotland as we go through the day, although for shetlandg for north—eastern areas — just 11 degrees. but even in the best of the sunshine, 15 or 16 — that is it. and then through saturday evening, the showers will try to fade but actually, i think through the early hours of sunday morning, the showers will pep up again down towards the south—west. that is the first sign of what is going to be quite a turbulent day of weather on sunday as this area of low pressure moves right on top of the uk. that means the air will be very, very unstable. so while most places will start with some dry weather and some sunshine, keep an eye on the skies — you will see big thunder clouds developing. some really intense downpours with frequent lightning, some hail, some very squally, gusty wind and some particularly strong winds down towards the channel islands. there will be some sunshine between the showers but temperatures below par, 11 to 15 degrees. and as we head in to the start of next week, low pressure will still be close by. that means we will see fu

across the east coast of england and much of eastern scotland, probably apart from aberdeenshire and shetlandrwise, temperatures are a little bit higher. 2a celsius not bad for a bank holiday monday. tuesday, the first day ofjune, the first day of summer according to climatologists, not a bad stab at things, mist and fog patches to start, lots of sunshine, getting warmer, temperatures 25 celsius. chance of a shower moving into northern ireland. later in the week, an area of low pressure will move up from iberia. that brings the risk of a view thundery showers. still for most of us on wednesday to strike with sunshine and it will be even hotter. we will start to see some of these thundery downpours form across western and southern areas. temperatures, 26 celsius in london, the hottest day of the year so far, not far behind that, liverpool, glasgow, 22. lots of sunshine, on the warm side, thundery showers developed from mid week will ease those temperatures down a few degrees. this is bbc news with mejane hill. the latest headlines... calls for the uk government to have an open debate with the

scotland, certainly across the northern half of scotland as we go through the day, although for shetland struggling for north—eastern areas — just 11 degrees. but even in the best of the sunshine, 15 or 16 — that is it. and then through saturday evening, the showers will try to fade but actually, i think through the early hours of sunday morning, the showers will pep up again down towards the south—west. that is the first sign of what is going to be quite a turbulent day of weather on sunday as this area of low pressure moves right on top of the uk. that means the air will be very, very unstable. so while most places will start with some dry weather and some sunshine, keep an eye on the skies — you will see big thunder clouds developing. some really intense downpours with frequent lightning, some hail, some very squally, gusty wind and some particularly strong winds down towards the channel islands. there will be some sunshine between the showers but temperatures below par, 11 to 15 degrees. and as we head in to the start of next week, low pressure will still be close by. that means we w

it's going to be a mild night more or less across the board, with the exception of shetland.aturday, that low pressure pulls off into the north sea. you can see the trailing front. that clears the southeast, but then we're in for a day of sunshine and showers. some of the showers could be heavy and thundery with hail. towards the west, some of us could miss them altogether. but temperatures still disappointing. sunday starts off on a dry and bright note across central and eastern areas, then our next area of low pressure sweeps in from the atlantic, bringing its rain with it as it does so. it could be wintry across the very tops of the mountains in scotland, with temperatures about 10—14 degrees. so here's sunday's system. you can see the track moving from west to east, attached to this area of low pressure. that will eventually move away, leaving us with the regime once again of sunshine and showers in the early part of the week. so not all of us will see the showers, of course. temperatures will still be below par. but as high pressure builds later on in the week, we'll see

after the early sunshine in shetland, it will push northwards.ern scotland, northern england, but for much of england and wales, its slow moving, heavy downpours, hail and thunder. the wind will pick up in the south and west later, as it will in the north and west, and it's cool for the time of year, butjust a notch up on those of today. tuesday sees that low pressure still influencing the uk, so a lot of the showers across central and eastern areas, perhaps an area of rain pushing close to the south. tuesday into wednesday, another weather system pushing southwards, so we aren't going to be plagued by weather fronts again this week. still some heavy downpours, hail and thunder on tuesday, perhaps less frequent. temperatures with a little bit more brightness and sunshine, therefore may be a little higher. higher again therefore may be a little higher. higheragain as we therefore may be a little higher. higher again as we go from tuesday into wednesday, although we've got that northerly wind across scotland and some fairly cloudy conditions. with

scotland, and most of eastern england, with the exception probably parts of aberdeenshire and also shetlandand cool. otherwise, the sunshine, warm. 2a celsius is the top temperature. more of the same as we head intojune, which is on tuesday. mist and fog clearing, lots of dry weather and sunshine. becoming very warm as well. temperatures peaking at 25 degrees in liverpool and london, 23 in cardiff and glasgow, and 19 in belfast. heading into the middle part of the week and beyond, an area of low pressure is going to move our way from the south. this will bring a change to the weather. it will bring some thundery showers across initially into southern and western areas. they will start to arrive on wednesday. still most of the uk having another fine and sunny day. if anything, it's going to be even hotter. temperatures 22 in glasgow, but peaking at around 26 celsius in london on the south—east. easily the hottest day of the year. so, the next few days are looking fine. lots of warm sunshine to go around. then we see some thunderstorms breaking out from mid week. those temperatures will begin

although it will stay grey in shetland through the day.agh, and an isolated shower down eastern parts of england and scotland. but the vast majority dry, and temperatures in the mid—to—high teens. into the evening and overnight, we�*ll see the return of some wet weather, particularly in the west. a lot of low cloud with that. quite a murky start to friday morning, but notice the temperatures — double figures for some. coolest where we�*ve got the clearest skies towards the east of the country. and it�*s here where high pressure is building in as we go into friday. and what that does — stops that weather front moving much further eastwards and it will decay in situ. damp and drizzly, quite murky across western areas to begin with. brightening up a touch, but there�*ll still be some rain and drizzle around into the afternoon. eastern areas favoured for the cloud breaking up, some sunshine, particularly in the north east of scotland, away from some coasts that is. and temperatures are down a little bit on thursday, but if you get some sunshin

although it will stay grey in shetland through the day.d temperatures in the mid to high teens. now, into the evening and overnight, we will see the return of some wet weather, particularly in the west. a lot of low clowd with that. quite a murky start to friday morning, but notice the temperatures, double figures for some. coolest where we've got the clearest skies towards the east of the country. and it's here where high pressure is building in as we go into friday. and what that does — stops that weather front moving much further eastwards and it will decay in situ. damp and drizzly, quite murky across western areas to begin with. brightening up a touch, but there'll still be some rain and drizzle around into the afternoon. eastern areas favoured for the cloud breaking up, some sunshine, particularly in the north east of scotland, away from some coasts that is. and temperatures are down a little bit on thursday, but if you get some sunshine, it should still feel quite pleasant. but the temperatures will be on the rise further as we go i

the north will give a rather wet day to northern and central scotland, after the early sunshine in shetland chilly start in northern ireland it will extend its influence here, too. perhaps some of the driest weather, southern scotland and northern england. for much of england and wales, slow—moving, heavy downpours, hail and thunder. the wind will pick up in the south and west later, as it will end the north and west. it is cool for the time of year butjust a notch up on those today. tuesday, the low pressure still influencing the uk. a lot of showers across central and eastern areas, perhaps an area of rain pushing close to the south, tuesday and wednesday, with another weather system pushing south. so we're going to be plagued by weather fronts again this week. still some heavy showers, heavy downpours, hail and thunder on tuesday. perhaps less frequent further south and west because we got the approach of this little area of rain. temperatures, a bit more brightness and sunshine, therefore a little higher. higher again as we go through tuesday into wednesday. we've got the northerly wind

the exception probably parts of aberdeenshire and also shetland, where it could be quite murky and coolearing, lots of dry weather and sunshine, becoming very warm as well. temperatures peaking at 25 in liverpool and london, 23 in cardiff and glasgow, and 19 in belfast. heading to the middle part of the week and beyond, an area of low pressure is going to move our way from the south. this will bring a change to the weather, it will bring some thundery showers across, initially into southern and western areas. they will start to arrive on wednesday. still, most of the uk having another fine and sunny day, and if anything, it's going to be even hotter. temperatures 22 in glasgow, peaking at around 26 in london and the south—east, easily the hottest day of the year. so the next few days are looking fine, lots of warm sunshine to go around, then we see some thunderstorms breaking out from mid week, and temperatures will begin to ease later in the week, as well. whether to end all covid restrictions in england next month. but there's confidence accelerating the vaccine roll—out will keep gov

although for shetland, it will stay pretty grey and damp all day long.e sunshine, 15 or 16 — that is it. and then through saturday evening, the showers will try to fade but actually, i think through the early hours of sunday morning, the showers will pep up again down towards the south—west. that is the first sign of what is going to be quite a turbulent day of weather on sunday as this area of low pressure moves right on top of the uk. that means the air will be very, very unstable. so while most places will start with some dry weather and some sunshine, keep an eye on the skies — you will see big thunder clouds developing. some really intense downpours with frequent lightning, some hail, some very squally, gusty wind and some particularly strong winds down towards the channel islands. there will be some sunshine between the showers but temperatures below par, 11 to 15 degrees. and as we head in to the start of next week, low pressure will still be close by. that means we will see further showers or longer spells of rain through the week ahead. some of

although it will stay grey in shetland through the day.r. maybe a few spots of rain in west cornwall, fermanagh, and an isolated shower down eastern parts of england and scotland. but the vast majority dry, and temperatures in the mid—to—high teens. into the evening and overnight, we'll see the return of some wet weather, particularly in the west. a lot of low cloud with that. quite a murky start to friday morning, but notice the temperatures — double figures for some. coolest where we've got the clearest skies towards the east of the country. and it's here where high pressure is building in as we go into friday. and what that does — stops that weather front moving much further eastwards and it will decay in situ. damp and drizzly, quite murky across western areas to begin with. brightening up a touch, but there'll still be some rain and drizzle around into the afternoon. eastern areas favoured for the cloud breaking up, some sunshine, particularly in the north east of scotland, away from some coasts that is. and temperatures are down a li

sunshine and showers across shetland.will set train timetables and ticket prices in a big shake up. i can't imagine me ever wanting to use public transport over my car, so, yeah, i do think they will have to do something drastic. it goes up and up every year, - and the service, you know, overall, doesn't get any better. i have just received a message, and the message says, victory! a court in france has ruled that more than 2,500 women who were victims of the pip breast implant scandal should receive compensation. more air strikes and rocket fire between israel and palestinian militants — despite reports that a ceasfire could be close. failures in the test and trace system are partly responsible for the surge in the indian variant in one of the worst affected parts of the country, according to a document seen by bbc news. and we report from japan, where politicians and the ioc insist the tokyo olympics will be safe — but public opposition is intensifying. hello. more than a quarter of a century after britain's railways be

that is probably the exception, aberdeenshire and shetland may be murky and cool. 0therwise, more sunshine mejane hill. the latest headlines... calls for the uk government to have an open debate with the public about restriction easing plans onjune the 21st. the group that represents nhs trusts in england warns of the pressures being faced by hospitals. we think there are significant numbers of people who have put off coming into hospital and actually have now reached the stage where they must come in and get treatment, but because they have left it so long, it means that the treatment required will take longer and it's more complex. we will share the evidence with the country on the 14th ofjune to basically explain exactly where we are on infection rates, on hospitalisation, and, of course sadly, of death.

the north will give a rather wet day to northern and central scotland, after the early sunshine in shetlandextend its influence here, too. perhaps some of the driest weather, southern scotland and northern england. for much of england and wales, slow—moving, heavy downpours, hail and thunder. the wind will pick up in the south and west later, as it will end the north and west. it is cool for the time of year butjust a notch up on those today. tuesday, the low pressure still influencing the uk. a lot of showers across central and eastern areas, perhaps an area of rain pushing close to the south, tuesday and wednesday, with another weather system pushing south. so we're going to be plagued by weather fronts again this week. still some heavy showers, heavy downpours, hail and thunder on tuesday. perhaps less frequent further south and west because we got the approach of this little area of rain. temperatures, a bit more brightness and sunshine, therefore a little higher. higher again as we go through tuesday into wednesday. we've got the northerly wind across scotland again. fairly cloudy cond

scotland, certainly across the northern half of scotland as we go through the day, although for shetland the best of the sunshine, 15 or 16 — that is it. and then through saturday evening, the showers will try to fade but actually, i think through the early hours of sunday morning, the showers will pep up again down towards the south—west. that is the first sign of what is going to be quite a turbulent day of weather on sunday as this area of low pressure moves right on top of the uk. that means the air will be very, very unstable. so while most places will start with some dry weather and some sunshine, keep an eye on the skies — you will see big thunder clouds developing. some really intense downpours with frequent lightning, some hail, some very squally, gusty wind and some particularly strong winds down towards the channel islands. there will be some sunshine between the showers but temperatures below par, 11 to 15 degrees. and as we head in to the start of next week, low pressure will still be close by. that means we will see further showers or longer spells of rain through the week

although for shetland, it will stay pretty grey and damp all day long.the sunshine, 15 or 16 — that is it. through saturday evening, the showers will try to fade but actually, i think through the early hours of sunday morning the showers will pep up again down towards the south—west. that is the first sign of what is going to be quite a turbulent day of weather on sunday, as this area of low pressure moves right on top of the uk. that means the air will be very, very unstable. so while most places will start with some dry weather and some sunshine, keep an eye on the skies, you will see big thunder clouds developing. some really intense downpours with frequent lightning, some hail, some very squally, gusty wind and some particularly strong winds down towards the channel islands. there will be some sunshine between the showers but temperatures below par, 11 to 15 degrees. and as we head to the start of next week low pressure will still be close by. that means we will see further showers or longer spells of rain through the week ahead. some of those shower

could well turn very wet in shetland later in the day, whereas elsewhere across the uk, we are talkingy quite blustery weather. winds are strongest in england and wales, as average speeds gusting 40—115 mph or so. temperatures for the most part in the range of 13—17 celsius. it will be half decent if you get some sunshine, in fact, there will be quite a bit that across eastern and southeast england to end the day. a lot of the showers fade into monday night, some will continue to spread north across scotland. and these are the temperatures as tuesday begins. in fact, fairly typical for the overnight lows. throughout this week, we are not expecting any frost. you will notice, though, by tuesday, how little this area of low pressure has moved. now, we may have thicker cloud and a spell of rain close to the north and northwest of scotland. elsewhere, it's another day of sunshine and showers. so either way, you start with plenty of sunshine, some clouds are going to build, a chance of catching a heavy shower perhaps by tuesday afternoon more across the eastern side of the uk. so, this is h

although it will stay grey in shetland through the day.own eastern parts of england and scotland. but the vast majority dry, and temperatures in the mid—to—high teens. into the evening and overnight, we�*ll see the return of some wet weather, particularly in the west. a lot of low cloud with that. quite a murky start to friday morning, but notice the temperatures — double figures for some. coolest where we�*ve got the clearest skies towards the east of the country. and it�*s here where high pressure is building in as we go into friday. and what that does — stops that weather front moving much further eastwards and it will decay in situ. damp and drizzly, quite murky across western areas to begin with. brightening up a touch, but there�*ll still be some rain and drizzle around into the afternoon. eastern areas favoured for the cloud breaking up, some sunshine, particularly in the north east of scotland, away from some coasts that is. and temperatures are down a little bit on thursday, but if you get some sunshine, it should still feel quite

but it will be a grey day in 0rkney and shetland. and then later on, you could be woken into the morning, south wales, south—west england, by the return of more heavy showers and thunderstorms. temperatures, though, well clear of frost levels. as we go into sunday itself, we've got low pressure right over the top of us. low pressure basically a breeding ground for showers. not much in the way of wind for most — away from the south coast that is. the showers that develop and brew and become more widespread across northern ireland, northern england, north wales will be slow moving, thundery with hail. faster moving showers towards the south coast, but again they could be torrential in places with thunder and hail. some parts of the midlands, east anglia and parts of scotland who avoid the showers altogether, staying dry. if you do, pleasant enough in the sunshine, but overall still a fairly cool day. winds for most will be light and it's across those english channel coasts where the strongest winds will be gusting, 30—40mph. into the e

although it will stay grey in shetland through the day.isolated shower down eastern england and scotland. but the vast majority dry, and temperatures in the mid—to—high teens. into the evening and overnight, we'll see the return of some wet weather, particularly in the west. a lot of low cloud with that. quite a murky start to friday morning, but notice the temperatures — double figures for some. coolest where we've got the clearest skies towards the east of the country. and it's here where high pressure is building in as we go into friday. and what that does — stops that weather front moving much further eastwards and it will decay in situ. damp and drizzly, murky across western areas to begin with. brightening up a touch, but there'll still be some rain and drizzle around into the afternoon. eastern areas favoured for the cloud breaking up, some sunshine, particularly in the north east of scotland, away from some coasts, that is. and temperatures are down a little bit on thursday, but if you get some sunshine, it should still feel pleasa