south split. more than half doing well. still quite cool on the north sea coast. some showers could be sharp. away from the north sea coast, the temperatures are doing quite well. the middle and upper teens. a cool day again along the north sea coast on tuesday. cloudy, a couple of showers. further west, brighter and warmer. the rest of the week looks pretty good. dry weather in the forecast. light winds and it will still be cool on eastern coast. away from there it will be quite warm for many of us. a fair bit going on over the next few days. keep up with all of the details online. this is bbc world news. our top stories: get out of the way, trump! tens of thousands protest in us cities over climate change. much of their anger is directed at president trump, who's marking his first 100 days in office. european leaders take just four minutes to unanimously approve a negotiation strategy for britain's withdrawal from the eu. translation: at the end of the day, it was much easier to keep all of them united than i expected, and today, it was also a very strong mandat

to the south coast there could be some showers. —— the south—east coast. l day ifa south—east coast. a fairly cool day if a largely dry one. another cold night choose day night into wednesday. with that some sunny spells by day. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the us vice—president mike pence has reaffirmed america's vow to defend south korea, hours after the north carried out an abortive missile test this morning's provocation from the north is just the latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day in defence of the freedom of the people of south korea and the defence of america. people in turkey are voting in a referendum which could lead to radical changes to the country's constitution. theresa may urges unity over brexit, as she delivers her first easter message as prime minister. 68 children are among the dead in syria after a bomb attack on a convoy of buses carrying evacuees from besieged towns. now on bbc news, life stories. welcome to my great grandmother's 117th birthday. right now she's taking pictures with people who have c

to the south coast there could be some showers. —— the south—east coast. t choose day night into wednesday.

that gets to wales and spreads across the south coast.ng into the london area just yet. but it will do eventually. north of our rain, it is a decent day in the midlands and the north of england. always warmer away from the eastern coasts. as high as 15 or 16 in manchester. decent temperatures in northern ireland. the western side of scotland will also do well. 16—17 degrees in the north—east. only eight or nine along the north sea coast. no real problems with the weather at manchester united or at everton. but in tottenham, we will see some clout and rain developing through the match, and for the journey home, as well. but no problems for stage three of the tour de yorkshire. it should be day, but breezy. the rain will spread north, into north wales, the north midlands, maybe east anglia as well. a few showers in northern england, but generally, it is a north—south split, with the northern half of the uk largely fine and dry by dawn on bank holiday monday. and temperatures are holding up quite nicely. temperatures in the western side of s

from april 29th there will be five days of competitive racing off the south coast of the island.e next best place to be is shirley heights lookout, with its sweeping ocean views. and try to get here early. some events have already started, including the antigua classic yacht regatta, when the caribbean sea is dotted with elegant vintage yachts and tall ships. finally, in morocco, the mawazine festival, rhythms of the world, runs from may 12—20 in the capital, rabat. the beats include ragada, musique gnawa and hassani songs, and there'll be more than 100 shows from local moroccan, african and international artists. that's my global guide this month. let me know what's happening in the place where you live, or where you love. we are on e—mail and across social media. until next time, happy travelling. i've come to the mountains in palencia here in northern spain to search for an elusive animal, the iberian wolf. for centuries, these animals have bred both fear and fascination in humans, and here in palencia they are now flourishing like nowhere else in europe. so i've tracked down

that comes through wales and spreads across the south coast.d windy underneath all that cloud and rain, which is not quite getting to londonjust rain, which is not quite getting to london just yet. it will eventually. north of our rain, it is a decent day in the midlands and the north. always wore me away from the eastern coasts. as high as 15 or 16 in manchester. fraser mckevitt is in northern ireland. the western side of scotla nd northern ireland. the western side of scotland will also do well. 1617 degrees in the north—east. 16 — 17. in dublin, we will see some cloud and rain developing through the match, and for the journey home as well. but no problems for stage of the tour de yorkshire. the rain will spread north. a few showers in northern england, but generally it isa northern england, but generally it is a north and south split. temperatures are holding up quite nicely. as temperatures in the western side of scotland to be 25 or six degrees. bank holiday monday itself will a north south split. there will be some spells of sunshine. the

that gets to wales and spreads across the south coast. ten or 11 degrees, and windy underneath all that cloud and rain, which is not quite getting into the london area just yet, but it will do eventually. north of that rain, it's a pretty decent day, actually, in the midlands and the north of england. always warmer away from the eastern coasts, 10 or 11 degrees in newcastle. but as high as 15 or 16 in manchester, and some pretty reasonable temperatures in northern ireland. the western side of scotland will also do well. 16—17 degrees in the north—east, whereas it is only eight or nine along the north sea coast. premier league action, no real problems with the weather at manchester united or at everton. but in tottenham, i think we will see some cloud and rain developing through the match, and for the journey home, as well. but no problems for stage three of the tour de yorkshire. should be a decent day, but quite breezy. that breeze will still be blowing throught the evening. the rain will spread north, into north wales, the north midland

that gets to wales and spreads across the south coast.to be a rather different sunday. 0nly ten or 11 degrees, and windy underneath all that cloud and rain, which is not quite getting into the london area just yet, but it will do eventually. north of that rain, it's a pretty decent day, actually, in the midlands and the north of england. always warmer away from the eastern coasts, 10 or 11 degrees in newcastle. but as high as 15 or 16 in manchester, and some pretty reasonable temperatures in northern ireland. the western side of scotland will also do well. 16—17 degrees in the north—east, whereas it is only eight or nine along the north sea coast. premier league action, no real problems with the weather at manchester united or at everton. but in tottenham, i think we will see some cloud and rain developing through the match, and for the journey home, as well. but no problems for stage three of the tour de yorkshire. should be a decent day, but quite breezy. that breeze will still be blowing throught the evening. the rain will spread north

the best weather, eastern coast, the midlands, east anglia, the south east, along the south coast.n the north, around nine. tuesday night, into wednesday, another chilly night on the way, particularly across the south. high pressure anchors itself across southern parts of the uk, during wednesday, so this is the best weather. the brightest. in the north, breeze coming off the atlantic, thicker cloud and again spots of rain. temperatures not spectacular, typically around 12 degrees, and very little change on thursday. a bit of cloud and sunshine and the warmest weather as you would expect further south east, around 16 degrees. the summary for the week ahead, very little rain with that area of high pressure, not feeling too cold during the day, but the night will certainly be on the chilly side, goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: north korea ramps up the rhetoric, threatening the united states with a pre—emptive nuclear strike, if the us plans military action against it. translation: if the us is reckless enough to use military means it would mean, from that very day,

south—east. ten or 11 celsius on the east coast, further inland the best of the sun chang will be further south intotil thursday, high pressure will dominate the scene again. strong winds in eastern and southern parts of the uk, which will feed and cloud and showers to east anglia and the south—east. it will feel cold for the time of year on the coast. the best of the sunshine will be further west. day by day, temperatures will be falling a little bit as we continue to pull in cooler air from the north—east. little bit as we continue to pull in cooler airfrom the north—east. by friday, science britain stronger winds and rain moving into the south. next weekend we will see an area of low pressure located towards the south of the uk, and high—pressure holding on across the north. that means will be more u nsettled north. that means will be more unsettled across the south, more settled in the north. west of scotla nd settled in the north. west of scotland cutesy scenes like this, for example. further south and east we will see more grey skies, outbreaks of rain and it will feel cooler. the wind will fe

that comes through wales and spreads across the south coast.coast, it will be a different sunday. 0nly ten or 11 degrees and windy underneath all that cloud and rain, which is not quite getting into the london area just yet. it will eventually. north of our rain, it is a decent day in the midlands and the north of england. always warmer away from the eastern coasts. as high as 15 or 16 in manchester. decent temperatures in northern ireland. the western side of scotland will also do well. 16—17 degrees in the north—east. 0nly eight or nine along the north sea coast. no real problems with the weather at manchester united or at everton. but in tottenham, we will see some clout and rain developing through the match, and for the journey home, as well. but no problems for stage three of the tour de yorkshire. it should be day, but breezy. the rain will spread north, into north wales, the north midlands, maybe east anglia as well. a few showers in northern england, but generally, it is a north—south split, with the northern half of the uk largely fine

the bulk of the rain probably sitting across the south coast up into 0xfordshire, east anglia and thehen it will be fairly light and well fragmented. further north, we keep a lot of cloud, some early—morning mist and murk perhaps. some decent spells of sunshine, though, for northern ireland and scotland. a bit more of a breeze to the north and west, and that could continue to drift in on one or two showers through the northern and western isles. and the wind willjust take the edge off things, i suspect, particularly on exposed coasts. but the sunshine will continue to break through across north—west england, wales and the south—west by the end of the day. perhaps just the midlands and eastern england which will stay pretty cloudy. and, again, still with the odd spot or two of rain. and temperatures a little subdued into the south—east. highs of around 15 degrees. elsewhere, eight to 13 or 14 as a daytime maximum. now, if you are heading to the premier league matches in the evening, i don't think you'll be disappointed with this story. 8pm kickoff, so obviously it's dark but not too co

the bulk of the rain will probably sit across the south coast was oxygen, east anglia and the south—easte fairly light and fragmented. further north, lots of early morning cloud, missed and murk. decent spells of sunshine for northern ireland and scotland. a bit more of a breeze towards the far north and west that could continue to drift in towards the northern and western isles. about wind willjust ta ke western isles. about wind willjust take the edge of things, i suspect, particularly on exposed coasts. this chine continues to breakthrough across north—west england, wales towards the end of the day. again, still with the odd spot or two of rain. temperatures more subdued in the south—east, highs of around 15 degrees. elsewhere, 8— i3 the south—east, highs of around 15 degrees. elsewhere, 8— 13 or 14 as a daytime maximum. if you are heading off to the premiership matches in the evening i don't think you'll be disappointed with this story, a tickle kick—off, so obviously it is dark but the cloud remains broken. not too cold, 8— 10 degrees. a similar story but it could be windy again in

coast. further south, ther‘ll be sunny spells but also a good scattering of showers.ound about 16 or so degrees. hello. my name is tom donkin. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. here are our top stories: donald trump marks his first 100 days as us president, attacking the media and defending his own record, at a rally in pennsylvania. 0ur100 day milestone to reflect on in the incredible journey so far, and to get ready for the great, great battles to come. eu leaders agree a united strategy for next month's brexit negotiations, and accuse britain of underestimating the challenges ahead. another crackdown from turkey's president, as almost 4,000 people are expelled from the military and civil service. and anthony joshua stops vladimir klitschko in the 11th

best of the sunshine on saturday is expected across the southern half of the uk, especially the south coastemperatures at lunchtime, ipm there, 15 degrees in london. but for most of us, around 12—13 degrees, and just maybe one or two light, stray showers around, but that's pretty much it. nice enough there in inverness as well, about 12 degrees with some sunshine. the afternoon's not going to change much. it will turn breezy across some of these western areas, maybe even later in the day in northern ireland. around the coasts it could even touch gale force. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe on saturday? fairly similar. 17 in paris. we are doing better than madrid. madrid about 14 degrees. rome will be sunny at 22. the real heat at the moment across greece, there, into the 30s. back to the uk, saturday and into sunday, low pressure still out there in the atlantic. but starting to push weather fronts ever closer. so already, on sunday, the weather will be going downhill across south—western parts of the uk. quite strong winds as well — notjust in the south—west, but also in thes

i think the sunshine just holding on across the south coast and in towards the south—west, and will see some shelter in the north—west. and where you get the sunshine, 13 or 1a degrees, cooler than that, though, where it stays cloudy, around 11 or 13 degrees. stays rather cloudy for wednesday evening and overnight, with further spots of rain across western scotland, but those winds easing all the while. so for thursday and friday, they are looking similar, day—by—day. so for the end of the week, it is largely dry thanks to high pressure. there will be some cloud around, but also some sunny spells where it will feel quite warm. now across the pond, into the united states, the masters golf has started off very windy. those winds will gradually ease down on thursday — and into friday, we should see some good spells of sunshine, then it is even warm into the weekend with very light winds. that is what is to be happening across the uk to the weekend. this high pressure keeps things settled. we also import some warm air off the near continent. you see the orange colours bathing much of the co

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weather fronts slipping their way steadily south and the winds pivot round more to a north—westerly, that will make it feel that little bit fresher on exposed coastswill strengthen gusting to gale force wind in the far north and west. with those weather fronts slowly slipping their way south it will bring showery outbreaks of rain, nothing particularly heavy but a bit of a nuisance. top temperatures of 10—16 the high. so that's the story through wednesday, but with clearer skies through the night we could in rural spots sea temperatures into low single figures. a touch of light frost not out of the question for thursday morning but some sunshine in central and eastern areas before cloud and showery outbreaks of rain gather again from the north and west. so there's a bit of a theme developing as we head towards easter weekend. the jet stream slicing the country into two and always coming from a north—westerly direction so a colder source, low pressure out to the east, high pressure to the west so the settled weather is likely to be into south—western areas. but, with that north—westerly flow, the chances are temperatures are going to dip a little i

i think the sunshine just holding on across the south coast and in towards the south—west, and will seeh some shelter in the north—west. and where you get the sunshine, 13 or 14 degrees, cooler than that, though, where it stays cloudy, around 11 or maybe 12 degrees. stays rather cloudy for wednesday evening and overnight, with further spots of rain across western scotland, but those winds easing all the while. so for thursday and friday, they are looking similar, day—by—day. so for the end of the week, it's largely dry thanks to high pressure. there will be some cloud around, but also some sunny spells where it will feel quite warm. now across the pond, into the united states, the masters golf has started off very windy. those winds will gradually ease down on thursday — and into friday, looks like we should see some good spells of sunshine, then it is even warmer into the weekend with very light winds. that's what is to be happening across the uk to the weekend. this high pressure keeps things settled. we also import some warm air off the near continent. you see the orange colours bath

in a range at best from about 8—9 on the eastern coast and down to around about 14 or 15 on the south coast the wind is coming in from the south and south—east, so milder than of late, and it wouldn't be a bank holiday without the mention of some rain. but we hold off on that prospect. through saturday there is a scattering of showers, no great organisation about them. many areas staying dry and, as i say, the breeze coming from the south. this is where we start mentioning the rain, with a deal of uncertainty, it has to be said. a lot of isobars there, so you'll be flying your kite, that's for sure, if you're out on the beach on sunday, but it will be a damp affair. certainly we suspect for the south—west, for wales, getting up towards northern ireland, butjust how far north and east that rainbelt gets during the course of the day is open to a lot of uncertainty at the moment. so if you've got a plan for sunday, keep checking the forecast is the watchword at the moment, because that whole weather system could move with time and also in space. but we are more confident that on monday the fea

some sunshine in the south coast towards london. so, a relatively fine start to the day.gland and wales. heavy rain in northern england and northern ireland first thing as well. that is the weather front going south. but to the north of that, sunshine and wintry showers blowing in on that brisk northerly wind across scotland. it will be wintry across the north of scotland. there could be accumulations of snow in the higher ground of scotland. sleet mixed in even at lower levels and hail is possible. further south across the uk, cloudy with outbreaks of rain on that frontal system. some reaching the london region later on. temperatures still around 14—15 degrees. further north, struggling, at best, 7—9. still mild in the far south late on monday. getting cleared away and pushed away by the frontal system. that opens the door for cold air to work across all of the country into tuesday. northerly arrows showing that bitterly cold wind. across scotland once again on tuesday, further sleet and snow showers. down the east coast of england, also some showers here. some working f

beautiful weather along the south coast, if you are heading to the promenade, looking out to sea. t lunchtime, lola, ten, 11, peaking at lunchtime, lola, ten, 11, peaking at three orfour at lunchtime, lola, ten, 11, peaking at three or four in the afternoon. —— lower. there could be some mist around. the weather begins to turn from early monday across the north west, weather fronts coming from early monday across the north west, weatherfronts coming in, high—pressure slipping away, weather fronts bring some cloud and eventually rain to northern ireland and western scotland, east of scotla nd and western scotland, east of scotland looking fine, notice how the weather front slowly moved towards the east, maybe the western fringes of wales and cornwall will get some rain, for the bulk of the uk, and the bulk of england, looking sunny on monday. quick summary, very little rain on the way, we will have it monday into tuesday, some of us will staying settled most of the week and temperatures will be about where they should be, 12 to 14 degrees. 0verall, not looking bad at all this coming

weather fronts slitting their way steadily south and the winds pivot round more to a north—westerly, that will make it feel that little bit fresher on exposed coastsh those weather fronts slowly slipping their way south it will bring showery outbreaks of rain, nothing particularly heavy but a bit ofa nothing particularly heavy but a bit of a nuisance, top temperatures of 10-6 of a nuisance, top temperatures of 10—6 team the height. that's the story through wednesday but with clearer skies through the night we could in rural spots sea temperatures into low single figures, a touch of light frost not out of the question for thursday morning but some sunshine in central and eastern areas before cloud and shall read outbreaks of rain gather again from the north and west —— hourly. a bit of a theme developing as we head towards easter weekend. the jet streams slicing the country into two and always coming from a north—westerly direction so a cold sores, low pressure out to the east, high pressure to the west and the settled weather is likely to be in south—western areas but with that north—westerly flow the chances are temperatures are going to get a bi

in a range at best from about 8—9 on the eastern coast and down to around about 1k or 15 on the south coastoming in from the south and south—east, so milder than of late, and it wouldn't be a bank holiday without the mention of some rain. but we hold off on that prospect. through saturday there is a scattering of showers, no great organisation about them. many areas staying dry and, as i say, the breeze coming from the south. this is where we start mentioning the rain, with a deal of uncertainty, it has to be said. a lot of isobars there, so you'll be flying your kite, that's for sure, if you're out on the beach on sunday, but it will be a damp affair. certainly we suspect for the south—west, for wales, getting up towards northern ireland, butjust how far north and east that rainbelt gets during the course of the day is open to a lot of uncertainty at the moment. so if you've got a plan for sunday, keep checking the forecast is the watchword at the moment, because that whole weather system could move with time and also in space. but we are more confident that on monday the feature will have

tomorrow there will be some rain from time to time in north wales, the south coast may get some sunshineast of scotland. showers coming and going and through the cause of friday evening and into saturday those spells of rain will continue. easter weekend is rather cool with some sunshine. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines. syria's president assad says reports of a chemical attack in the country are 100% fabrication. the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists. they fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. the american military has dropped its biggest non—nuclear bomb on a series of caves used by so—called islamic state in eastern afghanistan. new grammar schools in england should to do more to help ordinary working families — says the education secretary. russia should have done more to prevent the beslan school siege in 2004 — in which more than 300 people died — according to a european court of human rights ruling.

at lunchtime tomorrow on saturday some nice weather along the south coast.grees in brighton. the sun is very strong. 12 degrees at this time of year feels warmer than 12 degrees in winter time. 11 degrees in glasgow. a couple of showers across parts of scotland. the temperatures will peak at about 17 in london, where we get the best of the sunshine. turning a easyin the best of the sunshine. turning a easy in western areas and the winds will become a feature as we head into sunday. —— turning breezy. this weather system approaches. the isobars suggest a strong east, south—easterly winds developing. many of us early on sunday will have lots of sunshine around, but it will bea lots of sunshine around, but it will be a breezy morning and afternoon. rain in the south—west moving through the west country in the southern parts of wales and central southern parts of wales and central southern england forced not this rain will be slow. it will claw it self further northwards and eastwards as we go through sunday for —— sunday evening. 0n eastwards as we go through s

the cold air by that stage has reached the south coast.w levels in southern areas. we could see a dusting further north. the cold air is with us. by tuesday and into wednesday to showing signs that we are getting some milder air pushing in of the atlantic. it is likely we will see that colder air being cut off. at the same time as the high—pressure ruling pushes its grip across the uk and the other low pressure and northerly winds are taken further east, we could then see another low pressure coming into the north as the jet stream buckles. pressure coming into the north as thejet stream buckles. it pressure coming into the north as the jet stream buckles. it pushes up some mild air across the uk. before that happens, we are at risk of some significant frost by night. farmers and growers beware. some very significant showers as well by day. it really is a very april looking picture the showers for the first pa rt picture the showers for the first part of the week. by the end of the week with. to see things warming just a little. at that st

best of the sunshine on saturday is expected across the southern half of the uk, especially the south coast, it might be clear blue skies. temperatures at lunchtime, you can see 1:00pm there, 15 degrees in london. but for most of us, around 12—13 degrees, and just maybe one or two light, stray showers around, but that's pretty much it. nice enough there in inverness, as well. around 12 degrees, with some sunshine. the afternoon is not going to change much. it will turn breezy across some of these western areas, maybe even later in the day in northern ireland. around the coasts, it could even touch gale—force. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe on saturday? actually, fairly similar there in paris, 17 degrees. we are doing better than madrid. madrid about 14 degrees. rome will be sunny at 22. the real heat at the moment across greece, there, into the 30s. back to the uk, saturday and into sunday, low pressure still out there in the atlantic. but starting to push weather fronts ever closer. so already, on sunday, the weather will be going downhill across south—western parts of the

range at best from around eight or nine on the eastern coast down to around about 14 or 15 on the south coaste, and it wouldn't be a bank holiday without the mention of some rain. but we hold off on that prospect. there is a scattering of showers, no great organisation about them, many areas are dry and as i say the breezes coming from the south. this is where we start to mention the rain with a deal of uncertainty, it has to be said. a lot of isobars there, so you'll be flying your kite, that's for sure, on the beach on sunday, but it will be a damp affair certainly we suspect for the south—west, for wales, getting up towards northern ireland, butjust how far north and east rainbelt gets during the course of the day is open to a lot of uncertainty at the moment, so if you've got a plan for sunday keep checking the forecast is the watchword at the moment, because that whole weather system could move with time and also in space, but we are more confident that on monday the feature will have moved away to the north sea, leaving behind a legacy of cloud, a wee bit breezy in places but there shou

weather is on eastern coasts and the weather is on eastern coasts and the midlands and all along the south coastees in plymouth, still single figures in the north. tuesday night into wednesday and it is another chilly night on the way, particularly in the south. the high pressure will anchor itself across southern parts of the uk on wednesday, said this is where the brightest of the weather will be. in the north there is a breeze coming of the atlantic with thicker cloud. those temperatures are not spectacular, typically around 12 degrees. very little change for thursday. the summary for the week ahead, very little rain with that area of high pressure. not feeling cold during the day, but the night will certainly be on the chilly side. hello, and welcome to 100 days. first syria, then afghanistan — could north korea be america's next target? the us vice president issues a veiled warning to pyongyang. and tells the bbc it will be testing misal missiles on a weekly basis and all—out war will result if america ta kes all—out war will result if america takes action. after a visit to koreas' demilita

it has been a glorious day on saturday across the south coast, like this picture shows in hampshire.er north, we did have a lot of cloud. sunday is starting off on a dry note, quite windy with spells of sunshine. the best of it across northern, central and eastern areas. across the south west, the weather front will be moving northwards and eastwards, introducing some pretty heavy rain in places. to the north, it stays dry where we have this sunshine, feeling quite warm with temperatures into the upper teens. this area of low pressure will be affecting much of central and southern britain through the course of the bank holiday monday period so it looks like some areas could be quite bright and other areas will see some showers and sunny spells in between. southern coastal areas will see most of the rain and will feel quite cool with a strong wind. fairly windy across scotland but here you will see the best of the sunshine, especially western scotland, towards northern ireland, with some shelter from easterly wind we could see temperatures around 17 or 18 degrees across the north—west

some sunshine in the south coast towards london. so, a relatively fine start to the day.oud and the bulk of england and wales. heavy rain in northern england and northern ireland first thing as well. that is the weather front going south. but to the north of that, sunshine and wintry showers blowing in on that brisk northerly wind across scotland. it will be wintry across the north of scotland. there could be accumulations of snow in the higher ground of scotland. sleet mixed in even at lower levels and hail is possible. further south across the uk, cloudy with outbreaks of rain on that frontal system. some reaching the london region later on. temperature still around 111—15 degrees. further north, struggling, at best, 7—9. still mild in the far south late on monday. getting cleared away and pushed away by the frontal system. that opens the door for cold air to work across all of the country into tuesday. northerly arrows showing a bitterly cold wind. across scotland once again on tuesday, further sleet and snow showers. down the east coast of england, also some showers h

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it will be quite grey for the south coast. we reached a ——18in grey for the south coast.er is going to bring rain and atlantic air. rain should clear from scotla nd atlantic air. rain should clear from scotland and northern ireland, turning fresh at the end of the night, down to five or six in larger cities, lower than that in rural spots. cloud cover in england and wales with temperatures around eight or nine degrees but it will be dull and then to start in wales and the south—west. not much rain at 8am and it is quite grey from the isle of wight into east anglia with outbreaks of rain extensive, and low cloud into northern england. sitting down on the hills, so it is quite grey here. northern scotland is going to be quite windy in the morning and we will see some early showers rattling through on the breeze. it will be quite windy in northern scotland through the day. with scattering of showers, the rain in the south—east will be there in the afternoon. after a damp start in the south—west it should be bright with sunshine coming through and temperatures up to about 15

but that does convert to a glorious start of the new day with the best of the sunshine across the south coast the midlands and southern wales, then very close to the weather front in scotland. it will get up towards parts of northern ireland, too. following on behind, across the greater part of scotland, a lot of cloud in the morning. come the afternoon, i am hopeful some of there will break up here. could this in such a round. bekir bozdag averages a little bit. you get that rain out of northern ireland eventually. it will be a cloudy afternoon there. with a wee bit of sunshine, you are looking at the deal 11! degrees. that is where you might find the frost on thursday morning, thanks to the influence of high pressure, clear skies, and not too much in the way of breeze. further north, behind us not have enough influence to keep the atla ntic enough influence to keep the atlantic front from just creeping into the north of the mainland. elsewhere, get more dry weather. whether you need it or not. i'm afraid you're going to. safer the odd bit of rain across exposures of england and wales. a bit

staying quite grey across the south coast and quite cool.n't see that in the next few days because all this crowd is moving in. it will bring some rain and fresh atlantic air. when should clearfrom scotland and northern ireland and plan a bit fresh air by the end of the night, down to five or 6 degrees. lower than that in rural spots. temperatures for most places will be holding up around it online degrees. it will be a dull and damp start for wales and the south—west. not much room left over at 8am, still a lot of low cloud. pretty grey really. some outbreaks of rain again, extensive low cloud structures up through the midlands and to northern england. quite a great picture here. a bit brighter for england. quite a great picture here. a bit brighterfor parts england. quite a great picture here. a bit brighter for parts of northern ireland, southern and eastern scotland, northern scotland will still be quite windy. we will see some early showers in the morning. it stays pretty windy in northern scotla nd it stays pretty windy in northern sco

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the bulk of the rain problem with sitting across the south coast, oxfordshire, east anglia and south—eastng mist in this and murkiness. there is a bit more of a breeze in the far north and west and that could continue to drift in 12 showers in the northern and western isles. that wind willjust showers in the northern and western isles. that wind will just take showers in the northern and western isles. that wind willjust take the edge off things, i suspect, particularly on exposed coasts. sunshine continues in north—west england, wales and the south—west by the end of the day. perhaps just the midlands and eastern england will stay quickly day and again, still with the odd spot or two of rain. temperatures a little bit more subduedin temperatures a little bit more subdued in the south—east. highs around 15 celsius. eight where —— if you're heading off to premiership matches and evening, you will not be disappointed with this story. 8pm kick—off. it is dark, the cloud is well broken. it is not too cold at 8-10 well broken. it is not too cold at 8—10 celsius. similar story but windy possibl

east and along the south coast and the english channel coast. 13 degrees in plymouthss the south. high pressure will anchor itself across southern parts of the uk during the course of wednesday, so this is where the best of the weather will be, the brightest weather. in the north breeze is coming off the atlantic with thicker cloud. those temperatures are typically around 12 degrees and very little change on the way for thursday. so, the summary for the week ahead, very little rain with that area of high pressure. not feeling too cold during the day, but the night will be on the chilly side. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8.00pm: a warning from north korea — all—out war and a pre—emptive nuclear strike if they are attacked, a senior official says. translation: if the us is reckless enough to use military means it would mean, from that very day, an all—out nuclear war. would mean, from that very day, an all—out nuclear war. prince harry reveals he has had counselling to help him come to terms with the death of his mother. turkey's president, recep tayyip erdogan, r

the bulk of the rain probably sitting across the south coast up into oxfordshire, east anglia and thekeep a lot of cloud, some early—morning mist and murk perhaps. some decent spells of sunshine, though, for northern ireland and scotland. a bit more of a breeze to the north and west, and that could continue to drift in on one or two showers through the northern and western isles. and the wind willjust take the edge off things, i suspect, particularly on exposed coasts. but the sunshine will continue to break through across north—west england, wales and the south—west by the end of the day. perhaps just the midlands and eastern england which will stay pretty cloudy. and, again, still with the odd spot or two of rain. and temperatures a little subdued into the south—east. highs of around 15 degrees. elsewhere, 8 to 12 as a daytime maximum. high pressure stays with us through the middle of the week. weather fronts toppling over the top of that high, and it will continue to stay quite windy in scotland. on wednesday the isobars squeezed together and the wind comes from a north—easterly di

the bulk of the rain probably sitting across the south coast up into 0xfordshire, east anglia and thegmented. further north, we keep a lot of cloud, some early—morning mist and murk perhaps. some decent spells of sunshine, though, for northern ireland and scotland. a bit more of a breeze to the north and west, and that could continue to drift in on one or two showers through the northern and western isles. and the wind willjust take the edge off things, i suspect, particularly on exposed coasts. but the sunshine will break through across north—west england, wales and the south—west by the end of the day. perhaps just the midlands and eastern england which will stay pretty cloudy. and, again, still with the odd spot or two of rain. and temperatures a little subdued into the south—east. highs of around 15 degrees. elsewhere, eight to 13 or 1a as the daytime maximum. now, if you are heading to the premier league matches in the evening, i don't think you will be disappointed with this story. 8pm kickoff, so obviously it's dark but not too cold at 8—10 degrees. a similar story, it could be

the bulk of the rain probably sitting across the south coast into 0xfordshire, east anglia and the south—eastly—morning mist and get a lot of cloud, early—morning mistand murk get a lot of cloud, early—morning mist and murk perhaps, decent spells of sunshine for northern ireland and scotland, more of a breeze to the north and west and that could continue to drift in on one or two showers to the north and western isles and the wind willjust take the edge of things i suspect, especially on exposed coast. the sunshine will breakthrough across north—west england, wales and the south—west by the end of the day. perhaps just the midlands and eastern england which will stay quite cloudy and again with the odd spot or two of rain. and temperatures are little subdued into the south—east. highs of around 15 degrees. elsewhere, eight to 13 or 14 degrees. elsewhere, eight to 13 or 1a as the daytime maximum. if you are heading to the premier league matches in the evening i don't think you will be disappointed with the story, 8pm kickoff, so it will be dark but not cold at eight — 10 degrees. a similar sto

the bulk of the rain probably sitting across the south coast up into oxfordshire, east anglia and theen then it will be fairly light and well fragmented. further north, we keep a lot of cloud, some early—morning mist and murk perhaps. some decent spells of sunshine, though, for northern ireland and scotland. a bit more of a breeze to the north and west, and that could continue to drift in on one or two showers through the northern and western isles. and the wind willjust take the edge off things, i suspect, particularly on exposed coasts. but the sunshine will continue to break through across north—west england, wales and the south—west by the end of the day. perhaps just the midlands and eastern england which will stay pretty cloudy. and, again, still with the odd spot or two of rain. and temperatures a little subdued into the south—east. highs of around 15 degrees. elsewhere, eight to 13 or 1a as a daytime maximum. now, if you are heading to the premier league matches in the evening, i don't think you'll be disappointed with this story. 8pm kickoff, so obviously it's dark but not to

weather fronts slipping their way steadily south and the winds pivot round more to a north—westerly, that will make it feel that little bit fresher on exposed coastsgusting to gale force wind in the far north and west. with those weather fronts slowly slipping their way south it will bring showery outbreaks of rain, nothing particularly heavy but a bit of a nuisance. top temperatures of 10—16 the high. so that's the story through wednesday, but with clearer skies through the night we could in rural spots sea temperatures into low single figures. a touch of light frost not out of the question for thursday morning but some sunshine in central and eastern areas before cloud and showery outbreaks of rain gather again from the north and west. so there's a bit of a theme developing as we head towards easter weekend. the jet stream slicing the country into two and always coming from a north—westerly direction so a colder source, low pressure out to the east, high pressure to the west so the settled weather is likely to be into south—western areas. but, with that north—westerly flow, the chances are temperatures are going to dip a little into the easter w