maybe 33, 3a in the south—east.e bay of biscay continuing to drift north, that is what is developing the thunderstorms. bit of difficulty pinpointing where they will turn out but it looks like the northern half of the uk could be most at threat. further ones in the south—east in the afternoon. another very warm and humid day for much of england and wales and southern scotland. highs in the south—east again in the mid—30s. continuing to stay very thundery through the week, warm with some sunshine around, but signs by the end of the week of temperatures returning a little bit closer to normal, turning a little bit fresher for all. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. amid growing anger at the lebanese government and mass demonstrations over last week's catastophic explosion in beirut, the country's information minister resigns. here in the uk, prime minister boris johnson says it's a "moral duty" and a "national priority" for schools to reopen fully in england next mon

across the south—east of england we are starting to see the cloud break—up and across the south east some sunshine getting on here and when sunshine comes out ten pictures will rocket up quickly. it will stay damp and drizzling in the south—west, an odd spot of drizzle for southern coasts and hills of wales and perhaps into the south west midlands for a time as well. quite a mixture of weather around. overnight in like skies will break more widely across england and wales so more widely across england and wales so clear spells developing here. further north—west we have a weather front moving in off the atlantic and this will threaten outbreaks of rain to parts of northern ireland and western scotland by the end of the night and western scotland by the end of the nightand a western scotland by the end of the night and a warm night, temperatures for some down to around 17 celsius. no lower than that. from friday the air comes from the south—east and temperatures are set to rocket upwards. for england a lot of sunshine to start the day. wales and north—west england any cloud breaking u

, a lot more co mforta ble night in the south—east, a lot more comfortable for night in the south—eastnother hot one, the widespread mid to upper 20s and celsius, 34 degrees in the south—east. as we move out of sunday into monday, that error high—pressure drifts northwards, was start to pick up a thundery plume from the near continent which will spark heavy showers and thunderstorms, anywhere across the uk it looks like southern and western areas more likely. into next week you will see those temperatures begin to fall and there will be quite a bit of sunshine around but it won't be quite as hot the end of next week. thank you very much. stuffy but wet. now it's time for the latest technology news, on this week's click. hey, welcome to click. hope you are doing 0k. lara certainly is, because look, she has got a new friend. that's right. basil, meat spencer, spencer meet basil. hello, basil, nice to meet you. look at us, we are talking to plants, that's what lockdown has done to us. yeah, this is what it has come to. this is a small example of my amazing gardening talent. you may recall

temperatures no lower than 19 or 20 degrees in the south—east.e around but there is the increasing threat of some thundery showers. they could really be quite heavy. they could really be quite heavy. the devil is in the detail where the storms were developed. monday does look like we could see the greatest threat across western parts of the uk around the ibc into perhaps northern ireland as we head on into the afternoon but elsewhere plenty of sunshine around and it is going to be very warm to. one thing timidity creeping further northwards into southern scotland but again that i have 33, may be 3a degrees in the south—east. as we move on into monday and tuesday we see thundery though continuing to drift its way northwards. this is what is generating these thunderstorms and again on tuesday a bit of difficulty to pinpoint exactly where they will turn out but it looks like the northern half of the uk could be most at threat. there could be further once across the south—east into the afternoon. another warm and humid day for much of england and wal

you can see where we had the heat in the south—east and east anglia and the essential parts of englande expected to further north. very warm night. this is the evening temperature. we do it all again tomorrow. this is bbc news. the headlines: an apology from scotland‘s first minister. nicola sturgeon accepts her government "did not get it right" over scottish exam results. i‘m sorry for that, but instead of doing what politicians sometimes do and dig our heels in, we are determined to acknowledge that and to put it right. borisjohnson says education is a priority for the country — and all pupils in england must get back to school for the new term. i think it‘s very important that everybody works together to ensure that our schools are safe and they are, they‘re covid secure, i‘ve been very impressed by the work that the teachers have done working with the unions to make sure that all schools are safe to go back to in september.

a few of us holding onto some sunshine today, across south—east england and east anglia fine and dry,d, into northern ireland, northern england and parts of north wales. it is all tied in with this area of low pressure and this frontal system which is going to be hanging around over the next couple of days. the heaviest of the rain will always be across scotland, particularly for the western highlands and the hebrides. you can see the extent of the rain through this afternoon, cloud spilling ahead of it but mainly dry the further south and east you are. the highest temperatures where you have got the best of the sunshine, across east anglia and south—east england. cool and windy across scotland, northern ireland and northern england. some higher gusts expected through this afternoon, this evening and also overnight. the rain will tend to ease off a little bit across scotland, turning heavierfor a time, though, across parts of northern england and north wales, but it is going to be quite a muggy night, temperatures widely in the mid—teens, and a fairly cloudy night for many as well. wh

we're holding onto this north—west, south—east divide.dry, bright, warm and sunny weather. but it was a very different story further north. we had outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, northern england, and for scotland it really was a soaking wet day. now, this weather front responsible for it will sink a little bit further southwards into central areas to start wednesday, but we've got another front which will move into western areas later in the day. this first front will start to migrate northwards again through the morning, taking the patchy rain with it. this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightness there. now, through wednesday night it sta

uncomfortably hot yesterday for some people and overnight extremely muggy and humid across the south—easty this weekend, many places will be dry and settled thanks to high pressure. a bit of cloud around close to the east coast through the afternoon, one or two showers developing across north—west england and the north midlands but most places dry and warm, hot again across england and wales, temperatures 33—34 across the south—east. overnight it looks like we will see cloud rolling in off the north sea on this north—easterly breeze. this will blanket in the warmth so another one and muggy night for much of england and wales, a bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. starting grey for sunday morning across central and eastern areas, maybe some drizzle but as the cloud melts many places will see the sunshine into the afternoon, again another very warm day especially in the south—east.

further south, this little cluster of showers will be pushing its way east across parts of the south ough the day, with some spells of sunshine, just one or two showers, but those temperatures none too impressive for this time of year, 15—20 . and then we get to tuesday and this is our bout of very wet and windy weather, a deep area of low pressure, pushing its way in. some heavy rain driving northwards and then getting stuck across parts of northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. some very persistent rain here. some really strong winds, especially for central and southern parts with gusts of up to a0 or 50 are maybe 60 mph in the most exposed places and look at the temperatures. just 12 degrees in aberdeen, may be getting up degrees in aberdeen, may be getting up into the 20s for southern england and south wales. now that deep area of low pressure will slide away during tuesday night, still plenty of white lines, plenty of isobars squeezing together on the charts for wednesday morning, a windy start down the east coast, but wednesday is coming down day. the winds wi

low to mid 30s in the south—east. high teens, low 20s for scotla nd south—east.n ireland, so comfortable here in the sunshine. tonight, we start to see low cloud rolling in off the north sea, could see cemeteries with that. it is going to blanket in the warm, so it is going to be fresher —— some breeze. again, much of the country will be dry and sunny into the afternoon, perhaps the cloud lingering on across the northeast coasts where there will be that cool obese. another very one—day for many, but again, heatwave in the south—east. —— cool breeze. intense showers and thunderstorms next week across the uk through next week. there will be hit and miss showers. not everybody will get them and there will be some warm sunshine in between, but humidity will be quite high as well. the greater set of thundershowers will be across england and wales. temperatures gradually coming down across the south. hello this is bbc news with carrie gracie. the headlines: anger is growing in beirut where more than 60 people are still missing and thousands are homeless following tuesd

again, temperatures may be making 17 in the central belt of scotland to a high of 21 in the south—eastwednesday. we've got more gales arriving across the uk, particularly in the south, and this is where we're more likely to have some further trouble disruption. another dose of wet and very windy weather, unusually windy for the time of year as a deep area of low pressure again sweeps its way across the uk. rain arriving overnight, the winds picking up by the morning in the south—west in particular, blowing that rain northwards, probably not reaching northern scotland. away from here, though, the winds really picking up, particularly across wales, the midlands, southern england, gusts of 50, perhaps even 60mph around some of exposed coastal areas, too. a very bumpy ride again on tuesday, temperatures probably don't mean a great deal in that rain, it's going to be pretty cold for most of the day, highs of 21 again in the south—east. this is bbc news. the headlines: the us house of representatives has approved an emergency bill to inject $25 billion into the postal service, and to put ope

monday, again, attempt as may be making 17 in the central belt of scotland to a high of 21 in the south—eastk, particularly in the south and this is where we are more likely to have some further trouble disruption. another dose of weight and very windy weather, and usually when you‘ve at this time of year is a deep area of low pressure again sweeps its way across the uk. when arriving overnight, the wind is picking up by the morning in the south—west in particular, blowing it ran northwards, probably not reaching northern scotland, the wind is really picking up away, across wales, the midlands, southern england, gusts of 50-60 southern england, gusts of 50—60 miles an hour along some of exposed coastal areas. a bumpy ride on tuesday, temperatures probably don‘t meana temperatures probably don‘t mean a great deal in that rain, it is going to be pretty cold for most of the day, pfizer 21 again in the south—east. —— highs of 21 again in the south—east. this is bbc news. the headlines: the leading kremlin critic, alexei navalny, is in berlin receiving emergency treatment after a suspected attemp

again, the heatwave in the south—east. temperatures of 33 degrees or so for the london area.see their sundry low move up from the continent which is going to produce some intense showers and thunderstorms across the uk through next week. there will be hit and mist showers. not everyone will get them and there will be warm sunshine in between but humidity will be quite high as well. a greater threat of thundery showers will be across england and wales and you will notice as we move through the week those temperatures gradually coming down especially across the south. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the ministry of defence says it's had a formal request to help the home office as it steps up efforts to reduce the number of migrants crossing the english channel. anger grows in beirut where more than 60 people are still missing and thousands homeless following tuesday's explosion. these are live pictures from the lebanese capital as anti—government protests begin to get underway.

top temperature in the south—east 2223 celsius again.ickening cloud from the west, bringing patchy, light rain. in may state dry in scotland, the cool with the highest temperature and the south—east of 21 celsius. friday and monday but not overnight into tuesday. another deepening area of low pressure winding itself up a heading right away —— across the uk. the winds will strengthen overnight from tuesday into wednesday. gales is again quite lightly, especially across the southern half of the uk, this is where we are likely to have further travel disruption. a wet start to tuesday, increasingly windy, the rain not reaching northern scotland, clearing away from southern parts of england. whence could gust up to 60 miles an hour through the day overnight before fading away on wednesday. temperatures no better than 2021 celsius. that's it from me. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the russian opposition leader and fierce critic of president putin, alexei navalny, is receiving spe

further south, this little cluster of showers will be pushing its way east across parts of the south hen a lot of dry weather through the day, with some spells of sunshine, just one or two showers, but those temperatures none too impressive for this time of year, 15—20 . and then we get to tuesday and this is our bout of very wet and windy weather, a deep area of low pressure, pushing its way in. some heavy rain driving northwards and then getting stuck across parts of northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. some very persistent rain, really strong when central parts, gust of 40 to strong when central parts, gust of a0 to 50 strong when central parts, gust of 40 to 50 but maybe 60 exposed places and temperatures just 12 degrees in aberdeen, may be up to the 20s for southern and south wales. the deep area of low pressure slides away during tuesday, still plenty of white lines squeezing together on the chart for wednesday morning so a windy start down the east coast but wednesday as a calming down day, winds easing, seeing dry weather and spells of sunshine, maybe one

maybe 34 degrees in the south—east. thunderstorms. tuesday, bit of difficulty to pinpoint where they will turn out, but it looks like the northern half of the uk could be most at threat, and there could be further once in the south—east in the afternoon. another very warm and humid day for much of england and wales and southern scotland. highs in the south—east in the mid—30s. staying very thundery through the week, warm with some sunshine around, but signs by the end of the week of temperatures returning closer to normal, turning fresher for all. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. amid growing anger at the lebanese government and mass demonstrations over last week's catastophic explosion in beirut, the country's information minister resigns. here in the uk, prime minister boris johnson says it's a "moral duty" and a "national priority" for schools to reopen fully in england next month. i'm very pleased that the prime minister is making schools a priority. i've been ar

again the highest temperatures across the south midlands, south—east wales, the west country, south—east possibly going to see some heavy thundery rain developing and that looks mainly to be across the western side of the uk. still many places will be dry and warm, if not hot on monday, with the peak of the heat again towards the south—east of england. those temperatures will slowly drop over the coming few days where we see this increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunder and lightning breaking out. who who welcome to bbc news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories: the lebanese army retakes government buildings in beirut after they were stormed by protesters angry over tuesday's explosion. thousands demand regime change on the streets. protesters are hit by tear gas, a police officer dies in the violence. no compromise in congress on how much to fund out—of—work americans, so president trump forces though his plans with executive orders. a paradise polluted — more oil spills from a stricken ship off the coast of the mauritius, as the island declares an environmental emergency.

monday, again, temperatures may be making 17 in the central belt of scotland to a high of 21 in the south—eastnto wednesday. we've got more gales arriving across the uk, particularly in the south, and this is where we are more likely to have some further trouble disruption. another dose of very windy weather, and usually windy for this time of year as a deep area of low pressure again sweeps its way across the uk. when arriving overnight, the wind is picking up by the morning in the south—west in particular, blowing it northwards, probably not reaching northern scotland, the winds really picking up across wales, the midlands, southern england, gusts of 50—60mph along some of exposed coastal areas. a bumpy ride again on tuesday, temperatures probably don't mean a great deal in that rain, it is going to be pretty cold for most of the day, highs 21 again in the south—east. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, remains in hospital in germany. his supporters say his condition is very worrying. the us house of representatives votes t

again, temperatures may be making 17 in the central belt of scotland to a high of 21 in the south—eastovernight into tuesday, perhaps lingering into wednesday. we've got more gales arriving across the uk, particularly in the south, and this is where we're more likely to have some further trouble disruption. another dose of wet and very windy weather, unusually windy for the time of year as a deep area of low pressure again sweeps its way across the uk. rain arriving overnight, the winds picking up by the morning in the south—west in particular, blowing that rain northwards, probably not reaching northern scotland. away from here, though, the winds really picking up, particularly across wales, the midlands, southern england, gusts of 50, perhaps even 60mph around some of exposed coastal areas, too. a very bumpy ride again on tuesday, temperatures probably don't mean a great deal in that rain, it's going to be pretty cold for most of the day, 00:28:41,936 --> 2147483051:51:05,683 highs of 21 again 2147483051:51:05,683 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 in the south—east. this is bbc news, welcome

especially in the south—east. hello, this is bbc news with carrie gracie, the headlines.ore than 60 people are still missing following tuesday's explosion in beirut — the united nations warns of a humanitarian crisis in lebanon. the uk government increases the pressure on france to stop the large number of migrants crossing the english channel in small boats, including record numbers of unaccompanied children. the use of face masks in england and scotland is expanded with coverings now compulsory at a number of indoor venues. the black box is recovered from the air india plane which skidded off the runway and split into two parts at an airport in kerala, killing at least twenty people, including both pilots. stricter lockdown measures are reinforced in preston following a spike in virus cases in the english city. and, people are warned to stay away from some of the uk's busiest beaches amid fears over the lack of social distancing as the heatwave continues. now on bbc news. the travel show is injapan, as ceremonies take place to mark the 75th anniversary of the atomic bom

we're holding onto this north—west, south—east divide.nd seeing plenty of dry, bright, warm and sunny weather. but it was a very different story further north. we had outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, northern england, and for scotland it really was a soaking wet day. now, this weather front responsible for it will sink a little bit further southwards into central areas to start wednesday, but we've got another front which will move into western areas later in the day. this first front will start to migrate northwards again through the morning, taking the patchy rain with it. this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightness there. now, through we

there could be further ones across the south—east into the afternoon.the south—east into the mid—30s. it continues to stay very thundery throughout the week. warm with some sunshine around, but there are signs by the end of the week of temperatures returning a bit closer to normal, turning a bit fresherfor all. this is bbc world news, the headlines: lebanon has seen the first political resignation following growing anger and mass demonstrations over last week's catastophic explosion in beirut. the information minister has quit on account of what she said was the government's failure to deliver reform. voters have begun casting their ballots in belarus with five—term president alexander lukashenko facing his toughest challenge in years from a political novice. mr lukashenko is still tipped to win, but he faces a prominent rival in svetlana tikhanovskaya, who is running in place of her jailed husband. 400 taliban militants are to be released after a vote by afghanistan's loya jirga or grand assembly in kabul. the us health secretary, alex azar, has arrive

we're holding onto this north—west, south—east divide.and eastern parts of england seeing plenty of dry, bright, warm and sunny weather. but it was a very different story further north. we had outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, northern england, and for scotland it really was a soaking wet day. now, this weather front responsible for it will sink a little bit further southwards into central areas to start wednesday, but we've got another front which will move into western areas later in the day. this first front will start to migrate northwards again through the morning, taking the patchy rain with it. this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightn

east africa is the fourth most affected region, after south, north and western africa, more than 84,000ere. in east africa, kenya, ethiopia and sudan have the highest number of covid—19 cases. this is been attributed to increased testing and reopening of the economy by various heads of state. kenya, ethiopia, rwanda and uganda have conducted more than 200,000 covid—19 tests. and, like south africa, where health care workers are going into the community looking for symptomatic cases, governments here are conducting targeted testing, focusing on a particular population 01’ an area that has a cluster of cases. there is concern about the cases being reported in kenya, ethiopia and sudan, where cases are rising fast. it is also urging the tanzania government to share its statistics on covid—19, and we're still waiting for data for the past three months. let us cross over to nigeria, where my colleague will share what governments in west africa are doing to contain further spread of covid—19. in west africa, some countries are seeing what looks like levelling of the curve, but they are witnes

anglia and the south east.ot day in london, no surprises there, 34 degrees. but very warm across the midlands and also into yorkshire. the high 20s, pushing 30 degrees in some spots. now wednesday, watch for potential for some showers brewing across southern areas of the uk. so, a possibility of one or two refreshing showers even across central and south—eastern areas, anticipating mostly sunny weather so that searing heat continues. but obviously nowhere near as hot further west. and then from thursday, after wednesday, that really hot day, thursday is going to be the day where those temperatures really start to come down across the south east and east anglia and central parts of england as well. you can see lots of clouds and showers, they‘re gathering across france, the english channel. they‘ll be basically moving up in waves from the south. overcast skies, in fact, for some of us, but it‘s also going to be very humid. so, yes, the temperatures are going to drop, but it‘s still going to feel quite oppressive

for some of us, yes, especially across the south—east. hot and especially across the south—east.m but not as crazy hot as that, humidity is going to be with us for england and wales, certainly today, with good spells of sunshine into the afternoon. we start out with a lot of cloud, mist and mark. here is one of our weather watchers view in buckinghamshire. quite a blanket of cloud across parts of central wales, into the midlands and northern england and eastern england, one or two spots of rain. it will start to melt away into the afternoon as the strong august sunshine gets going. breezy across the board, noticeable north—easterly breeze, a bit cooler here. add further inland, very hot again, pleasantly warm for scotland and northern ireland. the humidity will be with us as we had only to the evening and overnight. very warm and muggy across southern areas and threat of showers or thunderstorms. it is not everywhere. temperatures reaching lows of around 11, 12. much more co mforta ble lows of around 11, 12. much more comfortable and it will be, 19 or 20 degrees. warm and humid w

uncomfortably hot yesterday for some people and overnight — extremely muggy and humid across the south—eastend. in fact, many places will be dry and settled thanks to high pressure. bit of cloud around close to the east coast through the afternoon. it could see one or two showers develop across north—west england and the north midlands, but most places dry and warm, hot again across parts of england and wales. temperatures 33 or 3a degrees across the south—east. overnight, it looks like we will start to see some cloud rolling in off the north sea on this north—easterly breeze. this will blanket in the warmth, so another warm and muggy night to come from much of england and wales. a little bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. start off rather grey for sunday morning across some central and eastern areas. maybe a spot of drizzle. but as that cloud melts away, many places will see the sunshine into the afternoon. again, it is going to be another very warm day, especially in the south—east. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: more than 60 people are still missing following tuesday

we have some extreme heat on the way, again focused across south—east england with the heat reachingimilar levels to what we had actually last friday. it could end up actually last friday. it could end up being the hottest august day for ten yea rs up being the hottest august day for ten years or so. overnight cloud brea ks ten years or so. overnight cloud breaks across england. for northern england and wales, patchy cloud, and certainly some rain edging into northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland later in the night. it is a slow—moving weather front that will be trickling eastwards as we head into friday, so rain at times for western areas of scotland with rain getting in to glasgow for a time as well. further southwards, cloud getting in to glasgow for a time as well. furthersouthwards, cloud will break and we will have lots of sunshine across england and wales. it will widely feel hot and humid with temperatures expected to surge up with temperatures expected to surge up to 26 degrees. after such a hot day, those temperatures will be very slow

another warm night, perhaps tropical in the south—east, temperatures, 18-19 in the south—east, temperatures southern areas. more downpours coming in from continental europe, though, plaguing wales, the midlands, east anglia and southern england. torrential rain possible. further north, sunshine developing of the cloud retreats back to some of the cloud retreats back to some of those north—east coast. the heatwave should have gone i think by tomorrow, the highest temperatures, 25-26. tomorrow, the highest temperatures, 25—26. warm in the north west of england, northern ireland and western scotland with some sunshine. over the weekend, well, higher pressure in the north beginning to move away, low pressure in the south and that will push the heavier rain northwards is the weekend goes on. the first half of the become, not a great deal of change, sunny spells developing widely, low cloud near the north sea coasts and more torrential thundery downpours coming in across wales, the midlands and southern england. we will see temperatures at best of 25. second half of the weekend, the wet weather p

we're holding onto this north—west, south—east divide.ngland seeing plenty of dry, bright, warm and sunny weather. but it was a very different story further north. we had outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, northern england, and for scotland it really was a soaking wet day. now, this weather front responsible for it will sink a little bit further southwards into central areas to start wednesday, but we've got another front which will move into western areas later in the day. this first front will start to migrate northwards again through the morning, taking the patchy rain with it. this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightness there. now, throug

head over the irish sea into wales, northern england, the midlands, towards east anglia and the south—eastfternoon, dry in wales and the south—west. lighter winds tomorrow, in scotland, few showers, and it will be cooler, 1a to 16 degrees, top temperature in the south—east 22 or 23 celsius again. monday stays fairly quiet, the winds are light again, thickening cloud coming in from the west bringing rain, it may well stay dry through scotland, rather cool with the highest temperature in the south—east of 21 celsius. quiet day on monday, but not overnight into tuesday because a deepening area of low pressure is widening itself up, heading across the uk. the winds will strengthen overnight, perhaps continuing into wednesday for a while. gales is quite likely, especially in the south, and this is where we are likely to have further travel disruption. a wet start to tuesday, increasingly windy for many parts of the country, the ray not reaching northern scotland, clearing away from some in the bowels of england, wales and southern england could go to 60 miles an hour. fading away on wednesday.

we're holding onto this north—west, south—east divide. of dry, bright, warm and sunny weather. but it was a very different story further north. we had outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, northern england, and for scotland it really was a soaking wet day. now, this weather front responsible for it will sink a little bit further southwards into central areas to start wednesday, but we've got another front which will move into western areas later in the day. this first front will start to migrate northwards again through the morning, taking the patchy rain with it. this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightness there. now, through wednesday night it

further south, this little cluster of showers will be pushing its way east across parts of the south ther through the day, with some spells of sunshine, just one or two showers, but those temperatures none too impressive for this time of year, 15—20. and then we get to tuesday and this is our bout of very wet and windy weather, a deep area of low pressure, pushing its way in. some heavy rain driving northwards and then getting stuck across parts of northern ireland, northern england and southern scotland. some very persistent rain here. some really strong winds, especially for central and southern parts with gusts of up to a0 or 50 and maybe 60 mph in the most exposed places and look at the temperatures. just 12 degrees in aberdeen, may be getting up into the 20s for southern england and south wales. now that deep area of low pressure will slide away during tuesday night, still plenty of white lines, plenty of isobars squeezing together on the charts for wednesday morning, a windy start down the east coast, but wednesday is coming down day. the winds will ease and we will see dry weat

. —— a very muqqy come in the south—east. —— a very muggy night.he forecast. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: amid growing anger at the lebanese government and mass demonstrations over last week's catastophic explosion in beirut, the country's information minister resigns. here in the uk, prime minister boris johnson says it's a "moral duty" and a "national priority" for schools to reopen fully in england next month. iam very i am very pleased that the prime minister is making schools a priority and i've argued for some time that my fear children were being left behind in this relaxation of lockdown. 400 taliban militants are to be released after a vote by afghanistan's loya jirga or grand assembly in kabul. japan remembers the victims of nagasaki, 75 years after the atom bomb was dropped on the city. in cricket, england stage a stunnng comeback to snatch victory in the first test. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline. hello and welcome to dateline london. this week — we will be there for you, says a french president to the people of beir

midlands towards the south—east of england and east anglia but elsewhere with clear skies, lighter winds, we could see temperatures even as low as two or three degrees in some rural areas. so a chilly start to sunday. by this stage, the winds won't be as strong. there'll be some cloud across east anglia and the south—east. any early showers should move away, keep the odd shower coming into the northwest of scotland, even one or two for northern ireland. otherwise, some sunshine at times, more cloud around during the afternoon. those temperatures not changing much, but it won't feel as cold as it's not going to be as windy. that's because that area of high pressure is pushing across the country. eventually, it'll be followed by this weather front to bring some rain into northern ireland. that's a very slow process. for the late summer bank holiday last year, it was the hottest ever. temperatures reached 33 degrees in the sunshine. this time around, it could be the coldest bank holiday monday ever, with 18 the expected high in london. again, th

the low to mid 30s in the south—east. high teens, low 20s for scotla nd south—east.land and northern ireland. co mforta ble scotland and northern ireland. comfortable here in the sunshine. as we head through tonight we will start to see low cloud rolling in from the north sea and a little bit of drizzle with that. it is going to blanket in the warmth so it will be a very warm and muggy night particularly in the south—east. a bit cooler and fresher for scotland and northern ireland. the sunday we start off with on a bit of a grey note. maybe a few spots of drizzle around but it looks like that cloud will just melt away as the around but it looks like that cloud willjust melt away as the sun gets going on it and much of the country will be dry and sunny into the afternoon, perhaps the cloud lingering on into the north—east coast where there will be that cool breeze. a warm day for many but again heatwave in the southeast with temperatures of 33 degrees or so in the london area. as we move into next week we start to see that under the low going to produce and ten shower

through the day on wednesday, another day warm sunshine, hot again, particularly in the south—east.t fuel for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures for most of us 21— 35 celsius. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: president trump is escorted from a white house briefing after security shoot an armed suspect outside the building. there was an actual shooting, and, uh... somebody‘s and taken to the hospital. protests on the streets of beirut, as the entire lebanese government steps down after last week's explosion. in belarus, clashes continue between police and protesters angry at sunday's disputed presidential poll. and new research suggests so much ice has melted in antarctica since the mid—1990s, it could fill the grand canyon.

very few showers towards east anglia and south—east england, and temperatures mainly high teens, low of course, a big weekend of sport. for the fa cup final this afternoon, i'm sure the players will appreciate something considerably cooler compared with yesterday — just topping out at 24 degrees with just a slight chance of a shower. into this evening, we have some outbreaks of rain in northern ireland pushing in across northern england and scotland as the night goes on. north wales seeing a bit of that too. south wales, southern england staying mainly dry with clear spells. overnight temperatures between ten and 14 degrees. after the heat of last night, that is easier for sleeping. a north—south split for tomorrow. northern england and scotland starting mostly cloudy, some patchy rain around. a lot of that will clear east through during the day as it brightens up behind it. so after a bright start, some heavier showers moving into northern ireland. for the rest of england and wales, may catch a shower, most places won't. again, those temperatures mainly into the high teens and low tw

any shower threatening the far south—east should move away.o some of those north sea coasts. we have got that onshore breeze keeping it a little bit cooler as well. with that sort of wind direction, it will be cooler across eastern scotland than western scotland. and in northern ireland, temperatures will reach 20 degrees. the heat,though, is really focused on the south midlands, southeast wales, the west country, southeast england and east anglia. 33—34, possibly even 35 degrees to the west of london. into next week, the heat will slowly subside, and it is only very slowly, but we have got this increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunderstorms. that could start to develop on sunday night into monday morning, and the focus looks like it's more of these western areas with those storms pushing their way northwards. now, large parts of the country will still be dry and quite sunny. more sunshine, perhaps, around some of those north seacoasts. but, again, the highest temperatures are towards the southeast of the uk. now, what's happening i

we are holding onto this north—west south—east divide, certainly on tuesday it was the case with manywas a very different story for the north. we had an outbreak of rain in northern ireland, northern england, and for scotland, it really was a soaking wet day. this weather front responsible will sink a little bit further southwards into central areas to start wednesday but we have got another front which will move into western areas later in the day. this first front will start to migrate northwards again through the morning taking the patchy rain with it. this next weather front will push across the irish sea into prince of wales in western england, the odd heavier bursts mixed in there and further north—west it will be cloudy spots of drizzle at times was ona spots of drizzle at times was on a blustery day read to, for england and wales but will stay dry across eastern incan, with top tipsters of 25 to 27 degrees and fairly warm because averaging sure with the brightness there. it stays... pushing into the north sea, but i think we believe a legacy of cloud and severe spells and a wa

by contrast in the south—east it's going to be a very uncomfortable night for getting a good night'sans plenty of sunshine around, albeit hazy for the weekend. we keep the heat in the south—east for some very warm nights to come, much fresher in the far north—west. that's because we are under this influence of high pressure, but there is a weak weather front slicing across the high. now this is just a band of cloudy, really. maybe the odd spot of light drizzle, but it's the dividing line between the fresher air up into the north—west, and circulating around that high is a north—easterly breeze that will just make it feel a little more comfortable, perhaps, along those exposed east coasts. at the same time, after that warm and sultry start, the temperatures in the south are set to climb once again. so widely we are going to see mid to high 20s, possibly into the mid—30s once again. further north and west, that's where temperatures should be, really, for the time of year. 17 to 22 degrees. that weather front could spark a few showers through the night, but generally speaking it will be

forthe midlands, eastern england, the south—east, the best of the sunshine and warmth.ugh the low pressure is drifting off to scandinavia, we will see this trailing weather front which will keep enhancing the wetter weather on wednesday to the west. it is also dragging up a south—westerly flow. the air will be warmer, as well. although the weather front will become slowly weaker through the afternoon, and the rain light and showery, underneath the cloud and showery, underneath the cloud and windows temperatures perhaps we are looking at mid to high teens, low 20s, but for the south and east where it stays dry we will drag up warmth and temperature is certainly responding, possibly to high 20s by the middle of wednesday afternoon. that trend is set to continue, so if you don't like it too hot and humid, it looks as though temperatures in the south—east could be back to the mid—30s. this is bbc news. the headlines... john hume, one of the architects of the northern ireland peace process, has died at the age of 83. he was awarded the nobel peace prize after a life devoted

i think parts of the east and south—east of scotland will stay largely dry until the evening.and wales. could be a bit drizzly in places here, but for the bulk of england and wales, it'll be sunny, though the cloud increasing in southern england mayjust bring the odd sharp shower later in the day. but, really, it's about those temperatures in england and wales. very warm to hot. parts of the midlands, eastern and south—east england in excess of 30 celsius, and exceptionally hot in the hottest parts of south—east england, where, of course, after such a very warm to hot day, it'll be very warm overnight and into saturday morning through a large part of england and wales. even where you have clear skies, difficult forsleeping. but as that weather front has pushed on and cleared away from scotland and northern ireland, some cooler, fresher air here, and some actuallyjust dip into single figures as saturday begins. high pressure in control on saturday. that means a lot of fine weather to start the weekend. plenty of sunshine. bit of a breeze just kicking in towards some of these no

in the south—east, we're likely to see 3a or 35 celsius once again. reland and the south—west of england, typically the low to mid—20s here. now, through tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday, most of the heavy showers and thunderstorms die away for a time. there could be quite a bit of mist and murk as we've got quite humid airaround. to start off wednesday, a little less humid across the far north of scotland, but for most of us, we are in for the high teens, possibly 20 degrees once again to start the day. so, wednesday a similar day, hot sunshine and scattered showers and thunderstorms as well. it's parts of northern england, wales, central and southern england that are at most risk of catching those thunderstorms through the day on wednesday. fewer for scotland and for northern ireland, but hot once again, with temperatures up to about 35 celsius in the south—east, the mid to high 20s further towards the north and the west. and then heading through wednesday night into thursday, we'll start to draw in this area of low pressure, and it will

she was in the south—east are pretty lively for the south—east are pretty lively for the evening. staying dry for scotland and northern ireland. still pretty muggy to the south. lows of 17 and 18 degrees. the showers will make their way further north through the course of sunday, so a greater chance of seeing some wetter weather over northern england and wales through sunday. northern ireland and scotland, it looks like they could escape essentially with a dry weekend. into monday, you can see the low drift further north once again, soa the low drift further north once again, so a greater risk of some showers putting into southern scotla nd showers putting into southern scotland and across northern ireland on monday. sunny spells for england and wales, but a chance of some heavier downpours perhaps with the odd rumble of thunder. some of the showers will materialise with enough intensity that we could get some localised flooding. low pressure stays pretty close. later in the week, we could see this area of low pressure coming our way and by the end of the week things could almost