one in the extreme north in the shetlands in norway and one in. the shetlands in norway and one in the and one in the south, in portugal. and that really helps to trap the heat, and that causes an amplification of the already heated climate that we are more than one celsius higher than we should be, and what this is causing is ourfurnace, if should be, and what this is causing is our furnace, if you will, over western europe.— is our furnace, if you will, over western europe. despite all this, efforts to tackle _ western europe. despite all this, efforts to tackle climate - western europe. despite all this, efforts to tackle climate change l efforts to tackle climate change took a back—seat this week. while the leader of the world's biggest karman and bitter historic —— carbon emitter historically, met the worlds biggest oil producer, back home, his position seemed to collapse in congress on friday, placing his net zero ambitions in peril.— zero ambitions in peril. there are still things _ zero ambitions in peril. there are still things which _ zero ambitions in peril. there are still

with events from shetland to salisbury- it — community. with events from shetland to salisbury.nts from shetland to salisbury. it will continue for - to salisbury. it will continue for the next few weeks. you are watching bbc news. my colleague annita will take a look at tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening. joining her are the broadcaster and pyschotherapist lucy beresford and joe twyman, director of the polling organisation deltapoll. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. if you were out and about for a saturday stroll, and you looked up, you may well have seen some impressive cloud scapes. these beautiful clouds seen by an weather watcher in west sussex, but a lot of sunshine at least for a time. these clouds overhead in county antrim looking a little more threatening, and we did see quite a few showers through the day, courtesy of the low pressure. a couple of frontal systems as well, this one bringing rain across the north of the uk, this one bringing rain towards the south—east corner, some rain through here this evening and cleari

showers elsewhere, mr and murkier across shetland.wers elsewhere, mrand murkierand across shetland. showers elsewhere, mr and murkier and there and it will be a warm and muggy night. lows of 14 and 18 degrees. be a warm and muggy night. lows of 1a and 18 degrees. low pressure with us as we start the new working week, sitting to the north—east of the uk, fairly brisk winds around the western flank and especially in northern scotland, we maintained the risk of gales. a band of showery rain sinking south across scotland and northern england, that could be accompanied by thunder and lightning, some showers elsewhere, generally large amounts of cloud but some sunny spells. remaining windy, though is that the average speeds, the gusts will be stronger in the far north but the wind is coming from the north or north—west, feeling cooler particularly in northern scotland, 1a or 15 degrees, 25 in parts of eastern england. as we go deeper into the wee, low pressure swings away and high pressure swings away and high pressure builds from the south

showers elsewhere, mr and murkier across shetland.here and it will be a warm and muggy night. lows of 14 and 18 degrees. low pressure with us as we start the new working week, sitting

sunday to tuesday particularly under way from the very first north of scotland, mainly shetland willnday with the peak of the heat through parts of wales and england. hotter still for monday tuesday's temperatures reaching for some into the low 30s before the weather front moves south tuesday into wednesday, which will cool things across northern areas but stay very warm in the south. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. these are the latest headlines. durham police announce that sir keir starmer and his deputy angela rayner will not be fined for breaking lockdown rules while campaigning last year following its inquiry the so—called beergate gathering. the labour leader says he's pleased there is no case to answer and tweets that the public will always get honesty and integrity from him. and we're expecting to hear from him imminently — we'll bring his statement to you live here on bbc news channel. are you going to be the next prime minister? the battle to replace borisjohnson as conservative party leader begins. some mps remain tight—lipped over whether they will join the race or

it'll turn quite wet through the night in northern scotland and very windy with gales affecting shetland. a few showers elsewhere. it will be a warm and muggy night, 1a to 18 degrees. we will see some showers, possibly some longer spells of rain in the forecast for monday, then turns a little bit drier through the rest of the week. and after a relatively cool start to the week, temperatures will climb again later on. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: after 48 hours of gridlock, authorites at britain's main port, dover, say they have cleared the backlog of travellers, but delays continue at the channel tunnel. the board of cricket scotland resigns ahead of a review expected to find scottish cricket to be institutionally racist. russia admits it was responsible for a missile strike on the port of odesa on saturday targeting military installations, ukraine's president denounced the attack as �*barbaric�*. the two contenders to be britain's next prime minister — rishi sunak and liz truss — vow to toughen controls on migration into the uk. pope francis flies to canada for a visit descri

. >> the village of cockington in england's famed west country has named this beer-guzzling shetlandh, named patrick, its new unofficial mayor. patrick is a bit of a local celebrity, often seen with his owner grabbing a pint at the town pub where he has his own drinking corner. >> he's got my vote. patrick first won the hearts of his constituents at the start of the pandemic when he began working as a therapy pony at the pub. after the village's real mayor passed away, villagers started a petition to make patrick the new mayor, which has now collected hundreds of signatures. sign me up. >> i don't hate it. we have a mayor in some american town that's a dog, so -- >> so why not patrick the pony? >> why not? >> i choose you. >>> next, to a close encounter with a moose in colorado. >> this is why you should never sleep in public outside. >> oh, lord. >> breckenridge resident sarah cox captured the moment a pair of moose got dangerously close to a man taking a nap on a lawn. >> a bystander yelled out, trying to wake the man. luckily, the moose seemed to show little interest in him. glad

it is a cool 1a celsius in shetland. katie a cool 14 celsius in shetland.has evacuated more than 16,000 people threatened by wildfires in the south—west. and in portugal and spain, more than 1,000 deaths have been attributed to the heat in recent days. 0ur correspondent bethany bell has this report. wildfires continue to rage in france after days of intense heat. emergency workers battled the flames south of bordeaux. it's difficult and dangerous work. the french government is sending another 200 firefighters to the region. in north—western spain, a fireman died in action last night. fires are causing widespread damage in catalonia and several other parts of the country. in the hills around malaga, a major tourist area, there is relief. last night, a fire that had been blazing since friday was finally brought under control. the fire destroyed big parts of the woods on top of this hill above the small tourist town of mijas, which is not very far away from the beach resorts of the costa del sol. around 3,000 people were evacuated here. now they are returning

fronts even further to the north, it's really towards the northern isles on sunday, especially into shetlandthern ireland seeing some sunny spells and feeling warmer as a result. and temperatures on the up again through england and wales, near 30 in the hot spots here. so, that heatwave starting and lasting through monday and tuesday in many areas of england, parts of wales, as we see another day of lots of sunshine. we will see a weather front approaching north west scotland late on monday, eventually bringing some outbreaks of rain here. and it's that weather front which eventually is going to sweep southwards and take cooler air southwards as the week goes on. but for monday into tuesday, we are talking about a couple of days of temperatures into the low 30s towards the south east of england before this weather front eventually moves on through. so, a very warm start actually to the week, too, across parts of scotland and northern ireland. turning cooler here, temperatures dipping below average for the time of year. cooler, too, for wales and england eventually, although the further south

having a largely dry day with some sunshine and sunshine too for the far north of scotland up towards shetlandnd northeast england. overnight friday, then, we've still got some of the showery rain around drifting its way northwards and eastwards. but the next area of low pressure is going to spread some rain towards northern ireland by the early hours of saturday morning. so temperatures a little bit cooler than recent nights. by first thing saturday, we're looking at the mid—teens for most of us, a little bit cooler than that across parts of scotland. during the weekend, as this area of low pressure approaches from the west, it's going to mean the winds pick up. there'll be some wet weather working in, but ahead of that, it's going to help it draw in this southerly flow of air. so again, some fairly warm air spreading in from continental europe heading up towards eastern parts of england in particular. that's where we'll see some of the highest temperatures through saturday into sunday. so this is how saturday shapes up. then rain initially for northern ireland, then spreading into some weste

sea coasts, far northwest scotland staying cloudy, in the northern isles, rain clearing away from shetlandid—to—low 20s, the warmest parts of northern ireland through eastern scotland, mid—to—high 20s, much of wales and england, 30 in southeast england, somewhat cooling sea breezes around the coasts. it's going to be a hot one on centre court — and notjust wimbledon players and spectators will need to protect against the strong sunshine with high, or indeed, very high uv levels. sunday evening, well, stays fine, very warm, bit of misty low cloud returning towards northwest scotland and maybe still around some irish sea coasts going into monday morning. 0vernight temperatures mid—to—low teens, but the nights are getting a bit warmer, as well. then during monday, there will be a bit more cloud filtering into scotland and northern ireland, though it will still feel very warm with some sunny spells. an increasing breeze and some rain, some rain heading into the western isles later in the day. for wales and england the sun will turn hazy, but it will still be there and it'll feel hotter. more p

what we have are two high velocity streams of air, one in shetland and one south in portugal and thatlps to trap the heat and what it causes essentially is an amplification of the already heated climate that we are in, more than 1 degree celsius higher than we should be, is causing our is a focus, or a furnace if you will, over western europe and we have now been seeing this for decades. unfortunately, we expect to see it continuing as climate change gets worse and worse. as you mentioned, not for the first time we're being told this extreme weather events will be more common and more extreme. what does the latest science say about how bad these are going to be? two factors going on, one is the overall heating and the second thing is that western europe is in the crosshairs of the band of extra heat. this is work that has been going on for some time. there has been some new important papers published by a team from germany, uk and the united states, and it looks like we're moving into this regime as we have these hotter and hotter climates. what that also means is that we stress our i

this area of cloud bringing persistent rain across shetland, cloud gathering in from the west for tomorrowveloping widely and continuing into the evening, heaviest cost the eastern areas, rumbles of thunder and a bit cooler with showers pushing on. because northern ireland the outbreaks of rain will spread and across scotland, into northern wales and eventually the south—west through tonight and into tomorrow morning. the south—east should stay dry, and temperatures widely in double figures to start saturday. a lot of clad around for saturday, we have this weather feature just pushing on across the country. with it a bit more breeze around, the conference itself lying somewhere from yorkshire down through towards the south—west to begin with, it could takes all day it reaches wimbledon close, so optimistic very few interruptions expected to play there, but it will reach the grand prix circuit at silverstone and we could see some showers before the qualifying throughout saturday afternoon. here it is to start the day, working south and east, lovely bright start in east anglia and the south—

sea coasts, far northwest scotland staying cloudy, in the northern isles, rain clearing away from shetland northern ireland through eastern scotland, mid—to—high 20s, much of wales and england, 30 in southeast england, somewhat cooling sea breezes around the coasts. it's going to be a hot one on centre court — and notjust wimbledon players and spectators will need to protect against the strong sunshine with high, or indeed, very high uv levels. sunday evening, well, stays fine, very warm, bit of misty low cloud returning towards northwest scotland and maybe still around some irish sea coasts going into monday morning. overnight temperatures mid—to—low teens, but the nights are getting a bit warmer as well. then during monday, there will be a bit more cloud filtering into scotland and northern ireland, though it will still feel very warm with some sunny spells. an increasing breeze and some rain, some rain heading into the western isles later in the day. for wales and england the sun will turn hazy, but it will still be there and it'll feel hotter. more places getting to that 30 or above ce

staying wet in the far north of scotland, where the winds will pick up, and gales will develop in shetlandud and mist and murk and what will be a warm and muggy night, lows between 1a and 18. low pressure still with us at the start of the week, to the north—east of the uk. brisk winds around the west and particularly in northern scotland, where we maintain the risk of gales. a band of showers sinking south across scotland and into northern england, that could be accompanied by thunder and lightning. some showers elsewhere. large amounts of cloud, but some sunny spells. remaining windy. those are the average speeds, the gusts will be stronger w the winds coming down from the north or the north—west, it will be a cooler day, particularly in northern scotland, still 25 in eastern england. in the week low pressure swings away, high pressure builds from the south—west and that mens dry weather. the south—east could do with some rinse. — rain. temperatures are set to climb again as we move into thursday and friday. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the w

sea coasts, far north—west scotland staying cloudy, in the northern isles, rain clearing away from shetlandmest parts of northern ireland through eastern scotland, mid—to—high 20s, much of wales and england, 30 in south east england, somewhat cooling sea breezes around the coasts. it's going to be a hot one on centre court — and notjust wimbledon players and spectators will need to protect against the strong sunshine with high, or indeed, very high uv levels. sunday evening, well, stays fine, very warm, bit of misty low cloud returning towards north—west scotland and maybe still around some irish sea coasts going into monday morning. overnight temperatures mid—to—low teens, but the nights are getting a bit warmer, as well. then during monday, there will be a bit more cloud filtering into scotland and northern ireland, though it will still feel very warm with some sunny spells. an increasing breeze and some rain, some rain heading into the western isles later in the day. for wales and england the sun will turn hazy, but it will still be there and it'll feel hotter. more places getting to tha

pride is reaching far and wide in the uk, with events from shetland to salisbury, and will continue forws. tennis and wimbledon has had its fair share of characters down the years. there'sjohn mcenroe, of course, oryou might rememberjeff tarango, who was so upset he walked off court. the latest bad boy is australia's nick kyrgios. he beat number—four seed stefanos tsitsipas in a match that was far from good—natured. with that, and the rest of the action, here's the bbc�*s tim allman. look up fiery in the dictionary and you will probably see a photo from this match. two players who despite once being doubles partners, clearly don't always get along. things seemed to turn a little sour when the greek player hit a ball into the crowd, nearly striking a spectator. the australian insisted his opponent should default the match and made his opinion clear loudly and repeatedly to the umpire. it's constant bullying, that's what he does. he bullies his opponents. he was probably a bully at school himself. he has some good traits in his character as well, but he also has a very evil side to him. k

largely dry day with some sunshine, and sunshine, too, for the far north of scotland up towards shetlandto 23 degrees for most of us, a bit of a cooler breeze for the northern isles, eastern scotland and north—east england. 0vernight friday, then, we've still got some of this showery rain around, drifting its way northwards and eastwards, but the next area of low pressure is going to spread some rain towards northern ireland by the early hours of saturday morning. so temperatures a little bit cooler than recent nights by first thing saturday — we're looking at the mid—teens for most of us, a little bit cooler than that across parts of scotland. during the weekend, as this area of low pressure approaches from the west, it's going to mean the winds pick up, there'll be some wet weather working in, but ahead of that it's going to help draw in this southerly flow of air. so again some fairly warm airspreading in from continental europe, heading up towards eastern parts of england in particular — that's where we'll see some of the highest temperatures through saturday into sunday. so this is

sea coasts, far northwest scotland staying cloudy, in the northern isles, rain clearing away from shetland20s, the warmest parts of northern ireland through eastern scotland, mid—to—high 20s, much of wales and england, 30 in southeast england, somewhat cooling sea breezes around the coasts. it's going to be a hot one on centre court — and notjust wimbledon players and spectators will need to protect against the strong sunshine with high, or indeed, very high uv levels. sunday evening, well, stays fine, very warm, bit of misty low cloud returning towards northwest scotland and maybe still around some irish sea coasts going into monday morning. overnight temperatures mid—to—low teens, but the nights are getting a bit warmer, as well. then during monday, there will be a bit more cloud filtering into scotland and northern ireland, though it will still feel very warm with some sunny spells. an increasing breeze and some rain, some rain heading into the western isles later in the day. for wales and england the sun will turn hazy, but it will still be there and it'll feel hotter. more places gett

sunshine and sunshine for the final of the scotland up for the final of the scotland up towards shetlanddegrees for most, a cooling breeze for the northern isles, eastern scotland and north—east england. 0vernight friday we still have some of the showery rain around, drifting off with an east—west, but the next area of low pressure will spread rain towards northern ireland by the early hours of saturday. temperatures are cooler than recent nights by first thing saturday, the mid—teens for most, cooler than that across parts of scotland. during the weekend, as this area of low pressure approaches from the west it will mean the winds pick up, wet weather working in, but ahead of that it will help draw in this is flow of air. some fairly warm air spreading in from continental europe heading up towards eastern parts of england in particular, where we will see some of the highest temperatures through saturday into sunday. this is how saturday shapes up, rain initially for northern ireland and spreading into western parts of scotland and england. central and eastern england probably stay dry w

pride is reaching far and wide across the uk with events from shetland.laura moss, bbc news. around 11 million tonnes of plastic waste flow into the ocean each year, according to the un. a significant amount of that waste comes from plastic bags. today is international plastic bag free day, a global initiative set up to try to reduce how much plastic we use because, campaigners say, other solutions just aren't working. the bbc�*s population correspondent stephanie hegarty has looked at plastic recycling to ask how effective it really is. despite all the noise being made about plastic waste, we're producing more new plastic than ever. can we really recycle our way out of this mess? only 9% of the plastic waste the world has ever produced has been recycled. so why is it so little? we have huge issues with collection. a lot of countries don't have efficient collection infrastructure, so a lot of these plastics do not get recycled. but let's take germany, which is really good at collecting plastic waste. they pick up about 99% of it after sourcing. less than

fronts even further to the north, it's really towards the northern isles on sunday, especially into shetlandeing some sunny spells and feeling warmer as a result. and temperatures on the up again through england and wales, near 30 in the hot spots here. so, that heatwave starting and lasting through monday and tuesday in many areas of england, parts of wales, as we see another day of lots of sunshine. we will see a weather front approaching north west scotland late on monday, eventually bringing some outbreaks of rain here. and it's that weather front which eventually is going to sweep southwards and take cooler air southwards as the week goes on. but for monday into tuesday, we are talking about a couple of days of temperatures into the low 30s towards the south east of england before this weather front eventually moves on through. so, a very warm start actually to the week, too, across parts of scotland and northern ireland. turning cooler here, temperatures dipping below average for the time of year. cooler, too, for wales and england eventually, although the further south you are, it'll

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pride is reaching far and wide across the uk, with events from shetland... ..to salisbury, and will continuek you for watching bbc news. do stay with us. after the weather, my colleague anita will take a look at tomorrow's front pages in the papers — joining her tonight are the broadcaster and pyschotherapist lucy beresford and joe twyman, director of the polling organisation deltapoll. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. part two of the weekend is looking fairly unsettled as well. we'll have more showers around, some of them could turn out to be quite heavy in places, maybe some rumbles of thunder. the winds light in the south, quite breezy across northern areas, and it's because we've got low pressure to the north of the uk, high pressure towards the south and a couple of weak weather fronts crossing the country. these will enhance the shower activity. now, one such front will be lying across central parts of the uk through the morning, so it'll be rather cloudy here with some showery rain, some sunshine across the south, showers. quite breezy across scot

it'll turn quite wet through the night in northern scotland and very windy with gales affecting shetland will see some showers, possibly some longer spells of rain in the forecast for monday, then turns a little bit drier through the rest of the week. and after a relatively cool start to the week, temperatures will climb again later on.

pride is reaching far and wide across the uk with events from shetland... ..to salisbury, and will continue sport — let's get all the details from sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre. thanks, ben. it's been an eventful day at wimbledon, with tempers flaring on court one and a shock defeat for the women's world number one, iga swiatek. our sports correspondentjoe wilson was watching it all. if iga swiatek was reading her results, she'd see nothing but victory. at 37 match winning run had been the talk of world tennis. alize cornet changed _ been the talk of world tennis. alize cornet changed the _ been the talk of world tennis. alize cornet changed the conversation. iga swiatek is the outstanding world number one who just lost in straight sets. alize cornet is 32, finding the form of her life. i’m sets. alize cornet is 32, finding the form of her life.— sets. alize cornet is 32, finding the form of her life. i'm like good wine, in french, _ the form of her life. i'm like good wine, in french, good _ the form of her life. i'm like good wine, in french, good wine - the form of her life. i

a largely dry day with some sunshine, and sunshine too for the far north of scotland up towards shetlandand northeast england. overnight friday, then, we've still got some of the showery rain around, drifting its way northwards and eastwards. but the next area of low pressure is going to spread some rain towards northern ireland by the early hours of saturday morning, so temperatures a little bit cooler than recent nights. by first thing saturday, we're looking at the mid—teens for most of us, a little bit cooler than that across parts of scotland. during the weekend, as this area of low pressure approaches from the west, it's going to mean the winds pick up. there'll be some wet weather working in, but ahead of that, it's going to help it draw in this southerly flow of air. so, again, some fairly warm air spreading in from continental europe heading up towards eastern parts of england in particular. that's where we'll see some of the highest temperatures through saturday into sunday. so, this is how saturday shapes up. then rain initially for northern ireland, then spreading into some w

compared with the morning, longerspells in shetland.er alleges he groped two men at a private members' club. the number of covid cases in the uk rises more than 30% — one in 30 people had the virus last week. xi jinping defends china's model of ruling hong kong — during a visit to mark 25 years since britain handed over control — but the territory's final governor, chris patten, labels the comments 'absurd'. ukrianian officials say at least 19 people have been killed by russian missile strikes in and around the city of odesa. more than a million people are expected to take to the streets of london this weekend for pride — as the lgbt+ community marks 50 years since the first march. and two british hopefuls — cameron norrie and heather watson — will both be in action today at wimbledon. the rate of people testing positive for covid—19 has continued to increase across the uk, the office for national statistics says. in both england and wales about one in 30 people would have had coronavirus in the week ending 24 june, data just released s

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one in the extreme north, in the shetlands and norway and one in the south just below portugal.t and what it causes is essentially an amplification of the already heated climate that we are in, we're more than one celsius higher than we should be, and what this is causing is now, sort, of a furnace, i guess, if you will, over western europe. despite all this, efforts to tackle climate change took a back—seat this week. while the leader of the world's biggest carbon emitter historically, president biden, was visiting their world's largest oil producer, back home, his climate ambitions appeared to collapse in congress on friday, placing his net zero ambitions in peril. there are still things that the biden administration can do, and which it says it is going to do, regulate power plants, regulate emissions from vehicles and other moves, but it is undeniably a difficult time for climate policy in the us and globally. so, in the push to avoid catastrophic warming of the earth's atmosphere, there is alarm that despite calls to decarbonise faster, things may actually be moving in the

this area of cloud bringing persistent rain particularly across shetland, you have cloud cover gatheringn areas, further rumbles of thunder and a little bit on the cool side when they showers push in. a wet end to the day in northern ireland. those in northern ireland. outbreaks of rain spreading across those outbreaks of rain spreading across scotland and northern england, wales and south—west into the night and the morning. south and east of that should stay dry once evening showers have cleared and temperatures in double figures to start saturday. a lot of cloud around for saturday, we have this weather feature across the country. the cool front itself will lie through yorkshire down towards the south—west, it could take all day before it reaches wimbledon so optimistic few interruptions expected on saturday for play there. the front itself will reach the grand prix circuit at silverstone and we could see some showers for the qualifying throughout saturday afternoon. here is to start the day, it will wait —— work its way south and east. before that cloud increases. turning to sunshine

staying quite wet in the far north—west of scotland, the wind will pick up, gales developing across shetlandees. low pressure with us as we start the working week, sitting to the north—east of the uk, brisk winds around the western flank and particularly in northern scotland where we maintain the risk of gales. a band of showery rain sinking south across scotland and into northern england, could be accompanied by thunder and lightening. some showers elsewhere, large amounts of cloud but there will be some sunny spells. remaining quite windy, the average wind speeds but the gusts stronger than that especially in the far north but with the winds coming from the north or north—west, it will be a cooler day especially in northern scotland, 1a or 15 degrees, 25 across parts of eastern england. deeper into the week, low pressure swings north eastwards, high pressure building from the south—west meaning a lot of dry weather. there are places in the south—east that could do with some rain.

far and wide in the community foster pride is - reaching far and wide in the uk with offence from shetlandeks. lauren moss, bbc news. there are warnings of further disruption for air travellers passing through heathrow this summer, with more flights likely to be cancelled in the coming weeks at the uk's busiest airport. the cuts are expected as the airlines change their schedules ahead of the school holiday period. our business reporter noor nanji has the story. after big queues at airports this summer, warnings of more disruption, with a new wave of flight cancellations expected to be announced next week. we're now right in the midst of the peak summer travel season but we're still experiencing the problems of lack of manpower, not only for airlines but across airports, ground handlers and even in some cases border control staff, so the mix of high volumes and lack of people is causing tremendous dislocation at many airports. the government is allowing an amnesty on airport slot rules, which they say is part of their plan to tackle disruption ahead of the summer season. it means airlines

a largely dry day with some sunshine, and sunshine too for the far north of scotland up towards shetlandtland and northeast england. 0vernight friday, then, we've still got some of the showery rain around, drifting its way northwards and eastwards. but the next area of low pressure is going to spread some rain towards northern ireland by the early hours of saturday morning. so temperatures a little bit cooler than recent nights. by first thing saturday, we're looking at the mid—teens for most of us, a little bit cooler than that across parts of scotland. during the weekend, as this area of low pressure approaches from the west, it's going to mean the winds pick up. there'll be some wet weather working in, but ahead of that, it's going to help it draw in this southerly flow of air. so, again, some fairly warm air spreading in from continental europe heading up towards eastern parts of england in particular. that's where we'll see some of the highest temperatures through saturday into sunday. so, this is how saturday shapes up. then rain initially for northern ireland, then spreading into

sunshine for the far north of scotland up towards shetland in particular. of low pressure will spread rain towards northern ireland by the early hours of saturday morning. temperature is cooler than recent lights. the midteens for most of us, cooler than that for scotland. during the weekend, as this area of low pressure approaches from the west, the winds up. wet weather working in. it will help to draw in the southerly flow of air. some fairly warm air spreading flow of air. some fairly warm airspreading in flow of air. some fairly warm air spreading in from continental europe heading up towards eastern parts of england in particular. that is where we will see highest temperatures from saturday into sunday. rain for northern ireland and spreading into some western parts of scotland and england as well. central and eastern england staying dry with sunny spells all day and temperatures a bit warm on saturday compare to what we see on friday. mid to high 20s, we have lost the cool breeze for the likes of newcastle for instance. by the time we get to sunday,

it'll turn quite wet through the night in northern scotland and very windy with gales affecting shetlandpossibly some longer spells of rain in the forecast for monday, then turns a little bit drier through the rest of the week. and after a relatively cool start to the week, temperatures will climb again later on. he the headlines: russia has admitted carrying out a missile strike on the port of odesa on saturday saying it targeted a military ship. ukraine's persistent has denounced the attack as barbaric. the two contenders to leave but met prime minister vowed to toughen controls and migration into the uk. after 48 hours of gridlock�*s port of dover says the backlog of vehicles waiting to cross the channel has been cleared but problems do continue at the channel tunnel. pope francis is flying to canada for a visit to offer a formal apology for harm is done to catholic run residential schools across the country. supermodel kate moss tells the bbc that being asked to take off her bra during a photo shoot 20 was 15 years old opened her highs to the dangers of the

a largely dry day with some sunshine, and sunshine too for the far north of scotland up towards shetlandast england. overnight friday, then, we've still got some of the showery rain around, drifting its way northwards and eastwards. but the next area of low pressure is going to spread some rain towards northern ireland by the early hours of saturday morning. so temperatures a little bit cooler than recent nights. by first thing saturday, we're looking at the mid—teens for most of us, a little bit cooler than that across parts of scotland. during the weekend, as this area of low pressure approaches from the west, it's going to mean the winds pick up. there'll be some wet weather working in, but ahead of that, it's going to help it draw in this southerly flow of air. so, again, some fairly warm air spreading in from continental europe heading up towards eastern parts of england in particular. that's where we'll see some of the highest temperatures through saturday into sunday. so, this is how saturday shapes up. then rain initially for northern ireland, then spreading into some western par

gail is likely across shetland later on.om the north or the north—west. set up will feel cooler. temperatures ofjust 15 in aberdeen, for example. that is actually below par for this time of year. 2a the top temperature in london. now, as we look further ahead we swap outer area of low pressure for this area of high pressure for this area of high pressure which is going to build its way in from the west. high pressure tends to keep things dry, which on the face of it might be good news for those northwestern parts which have seen so much rain overnight and into the first part of today, but for many parts of the uk at the moment we could really do with some rain. we saw how dry things have been with the fires that ignited across some areas earlier in the week, but mostly dry, that is not necessarily great news, as far as the temperatures go, the week starts on a decidedly cool note for some of us, but later in the week some of those temperatures might climb, tick newly towards the south of the uk. still lots going on with the