in other areas, there is an instant that has happened in south—east london. share happened in south-east sire: far more serious matter, happened in south—east london. fif'e: far more serious matter, a happened in south—east london. fife: far more serious matter, a man was knifed to death at an illegal rave in a warehouse next to millwall�*s stadium which is the den in bermondsey, south london last night. he was treated by paramedics but pronounced dead at the scene. police are trying to establish his identity and contact his family. they have also arrested a 16—year—old boy in connection with the rave and he was rushed to hospital with head injuries but that's not, they are not thought to be life—threatening. thank you very much. i know you will keep us up—to—date on the continuing operation in sussex. a man in his twenties has died after armed police fired shots inside a property in milton keynes. officers were called yesterday morning to the address in two mile ash over reports of a serious disturbance, where they made a forced entry. and a seriously injured young child before coming acr

daniel morgan was attacked with an axe in a pub car park in south—east london in 1987.rother believes he was on the brink of exposing police corruption when he was killed. despite five police inquiries and an inquest, no—one has been brought tojustice for the murder. the met police admitted corruption had hampered the original investigation. priti patel told the commons the report was deeply alarming. police corruption is a betrayal of everything policing stands for in this country. it erodes public confidence in our entire criminaljustice system. it undermines democracy and civilised society. we look to the police to protect us, and so they are invested with great power. the overwhelming majority of officers use it honourably, but those who use their power for immoral ends do terrible harm, as do those who indulge, cover up or ignore police corruption. this is one of the most devastating episodes in the history of the metropolitan police. she listed the improvements that had been made to the way police corruption was handled, but she said she couldn't ignore the report

the body of 37—year—old i daniel morgan was found in sydenham in south—east london _ a family damagedt. not who did it, but why we don't know who did it. the panel concluded the failures of the metropolitan police went beyond a failure to solve this crime. we believe that concealing or denying failings for the sake of an organisation's public image is dishonesty on the part of the organisation for reputational benefit. this constitutes a form of institutional corruption. daniel morgan was found dead in this car park, an axe in his head. he was a private investigator, just a small firm above a shop, but a firm, it turned out, linked to corrupt police officers. it's one theyjust can't solve. four investigations and several crimewatch appeals produced at least 12 possible motives. jonathan rees was a key suspect, daniel morgan's business partner. a colleague told an inquest that he had wanted friends in the police to arrange the murder so that another officer, sid fillery, could leave the force and take daniel'sjob, which actually happened. the accusation was undermined because the accus

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now meet pete and baz — the grandad duo from south east london who've been making a name for themselvessay their cockney roots have helped as it's all about rhythmn and rhyming. thomas magill has been talking to them about how they're handling their new found fame. # still livin�* on the old estate #. an unlikely collaboration — one of the uk's biggest drill artists, m24, and these two, pete and bas — a pair of grandads from bermondsey, and now international stars hoping to bring something quite unique to the world of rap. it started off as rap, but we are pushing the boundaries of rap. yeah, it's the rhythm, isn't it? _ beginning to bang into hip—hop. it's all about rhyming. rhyming. and being a cockney, rhyming slang is a big thing. and rhythm, it's about rhythm. the words are important, but the rhythm is what they love. # i'm a lovely geezer #. i'll give you an example. doo—doo—doo, doo, doo—doo—doo—doo... it's catchy, isn't it? it's catchy. you couldn't not tap your foot to that, could you? # hello girl, - hello darling...#. and millions of fans have been doing just that during lock

daniel morgan was attacked with an axe in a pub car park in south—east london in 1987.osing police corruption when he was killed. despite five police inquiries and an inquest, no—one has been brought tojustice for the murder. the met police admitted corruption had hampered the original investigation. priti patel told the commons the report was deeply alarming. police corruption is a betrayal of everything policing stands for in this country. it erodes public confidence in our entire criminaljustice system. it undermines democracy and civilised society. we look to the police to protect us, and so they are invested with great power. the overwhelming majority of officers use it honourably, but those who use their power for immoral ends do terrible harm, as do those who indulge, cover up or ignore police corruption. this is one of the most devastating episodes in the history of the metropolitan police. she listed the improvements that had been made to the way police corruption was handled, but she said she could not ignore the report's findings. its recommendations are wide

the body of 37—year—old daniel morgan was found in sydenham in south—east london.a specialist in debt collection for an investigation company. he was found axed to death in the pub car park. fabricating a spray can's must investigate that unsolved murder. the independent panel found when it came to this case, the metropolitan police was guilty of institutional corruption. it said that could mean either a corrupt action or the failure to act, turning a blind eye. it could be for someone�*s personal benefit or to protect the organisation. we believe that concealing or denying failings for the sake of an organisation's public image is dishonesty on the part of the organisation for reputational benefit. this constitutes a form of institutional corruption. the home secretary previously said she would delay the report and might need to blank parts out. but today it was published in full. the report itself is deeply alarming and finds examples of corrupt behaviour, not limited to the first investigation. the metropolitan police made a litany of mistakes and this irreparab

separately, a rave in parts of south—east london as well overnight? with tragic consequences. ollowing a stabbing at an unlicensed music event. police are urging anyone who attended the event in south bermondsey on saturday night to get in touch. a 20 sexual was knifed to death at this illegal rave, in an —— 26—year—old police arrived at around ten to midnight, the 26—year—old man was treated by paramedics but he was pronounced dead at the scene. police are trying to establish his identity and contact the family. the 16—year—old who was arrested has been rushed to hospital with head injuries but they are not life—threatening. a man in his 20s has died after armed police fired shots inside a property in milton keynes. officers were called yesterday morning to the address in two mile ash over reports of a serious disturbance, and made a forced entry. police discovered a man in his 30s who was dead, and a seriously injured young child, before coming across the second man. police say a taser was deployed before shots were fired. the headlines on bbc news... sajid javid says he reco

yes, and there was a rave as well in south-east| was a rave as well in south—east london that policer— london that police dealt with. trust is right. a rather sad event. a teenage boy has been arrested following a fatal stabbing at this unlicensed music event and detectives were urging anyone who attended the event in south bermondsey on saturday night to get in touch. a26—year—old man was knifed to death at this illegal rave and it was at an industrial unit on stockholm road which is next to millwall football clubs football stadium the den. police arrived at around ten to midnight, they treated the man and he was pronounced dead at the scene and they were trying to establish his identity and contact his family. 16—year—old boy he was arrested was rushed to hospital with head injuries but his injuries are not thought to be life threatening. thank you very much. our correspondence the latest. thousands of people in bangladesh are scrambling to leave the capital dhaka to head to rural areas before the start of monday's new nationwide lockdown. under tough new measures, people have been

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morgan was killed outside this pub in south—east london — his family believe he was on the brink of exposinge wrongdoing. we theaux there was corruption in this case _ we theaux there was corruption in this case and that we were being lied to _ this case and that we were being lied to again and again. we'll be asking what this case says about the met now. also tonight: a mobile testing unit in crewe — as cases of the the delta variant continue to rise, the nhs say all over—18s can book a jab by the end of the week. how did the bbc�*s martin bashir get away with deception over the diana interview? the former bbc boss admits to poorjudgment. wales take on turkey tomorrow — as they prepare, scotland has to forget that schick feeling before meeting england next. england's south—west has seen plenty of foreign visitors recently, but none quite as exotic as this one. and coming up on the bbc news channel: we look ahead to tonight's match wss portugal in action, as england and scotland gear up for the big game on friday here at wembley. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. an inquiry lo

. _ at this school in south east london, a discussion about books read inside and outside the classroomh by the publisher penguin and race equality think tank the runnymede trust. i feel like you internalise a lot of the things you read. so, if i'm reading a book or a novel and people like me are depicted in a certain way, i start to believe i'm the same as that, and the truth is i'm not, so we deserve representation. i feel as though, especially in the younger years, the texts that are chosen it's, like, they weren't chosen with the students in mind. the research analysed gcse exam boards data from more than half a million students in england in 2019. it found fewer than 1% answered a question on a book by a black, asian, or ethnic minority author. while more than 80% said they couldn't recall ever studying a book by an author from an ethnic minority background. and just 7% had answered a question on a book by a woman at gcse. some of britain's most well—known black writers say change has been too slow. we have to represent our diverse britain that is forward—looking, that is multicult

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at this school in south—east london, a discussion about books read inside and outside the classroom.hese groups, according to new research by the publisher penguin and runnymede trust think tank for race equality. i feel like you internalise a lot of the things you read, so from reading a book or a novel and people like me are depicted in a certain way, i start to believe that i am the same as that and the truth is, i am not. so we deserve representation. i feel that especially in younger years, the texts that are chosen, it is like they were not chosen with the students in mind. the research analysed gcse exam board data for more than half a million students in england in 2019. it found fewer than i% answered a question on a book by a black, asian, or ethnic minority author while more than 80% said they couldn't recall ever studying a book by an author from an ethnic minority background. and just 7% had answered a question on a book by a woman at gcse. some of britain most well—known black writers say change has been too slow. we have to represent a diverse britain that is forward—l

well, one mum from south east london has created her own.as targeted or tailored towards babies with like blonde hair or blue eyes, and children come in all colours, shapes and sizes, right? so it's actually important not to shy away from it or to say, oh, it doesn't exist, but actually to celebrate it. let's celebrate and honour what makes us beautifully different. let's take a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tube, there's a good service across all lines. 0n the trains, delays and cancellations on south western railway, between waterloo and wimbledon due to overrunning engineering works. 0n the roads, nine elms lane is closed westbound at wandsworth road and ponton road due to an ongoing incident. 0n the m25, one lane is closed on the clockwise entry slip road atj23 for south mimms due to a collision. the south circular is down to 1 lane westbound by honor 0ak rd due to a burst water main. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. yesterday, it felt cooler, today we return to the hot and humid conditions. it has

a clump of rain pushing into the south—east, across london and the home counties over the last few hoursg damp on tuesday and wednesday but then promising for the end of the week as high pressure builds in and it should turn drier with spells of sunshine. a mixed picture. the rest of the day, staying cloudy across much of england and wales with showers and thunderstorms breaking out across southern counties of england as the sunshine comes out and then lists temperatures. the best of the sunshine in the north, scotland, northern ireland and the far north and away from the coast we could see 20 to 2a in central scotland will stop damp and humid and cloudy weather continuing across england and wales over the night with pulses of rain, heavy and thundery, a muggy night. further north in the clear skies, a cooler night but still great in the north of scotland and the northern isles. for the mainland of scotland, northern england and northern ireland, a fine and sunny day tomorrow. more cloud and damp weather for the midlands south and south wales. some heavy and thundery bursts of rain acros

the body of 37—year—old daniel morgan was found in sydenham in south—east london.charged including daniel morgan's former business partner jonathan rees. they all denied the charges. three years later, that murder trial collapsed. i shouldn't be here today, it should never have happened in the first place. the prosecution should have never even been started. jonathan rees and other defendants later sued the metropolitan police for malicious prosecution and won substantial damages. for decades, the journalist duncan campbell has followed this case. he is looking forward to the report which will examine corruption and links between police, private detectives and the press. i think it's extremely important because i hope that it will be the culmination of a lot of research and investigation into what went wrong. something went very, very badly wrong. and i think there will be some very uncomfortable people within both the police and in private detection services with what the panel come up with, but we will have to wait and see. the independent panel, commissioned by

. - at this school in south—east london, a discussion about books read inside and outside the classroomth is, i am not. so we deserve representation. i feel that especially in younger years, the texts that are chosen, it is like they were not chosen with the students in mind. the research analysed gcse exam board data for more than half a million students in england in 2019. it found fewer than 1% answered a question on a book by a black, asian, or ethnic minority author, while more than 80% said they couldn't recall ever studying a book by an author from an ethnic minority background. and just 7% had answered a question on a book by a woman at gcse. some of britain most well—known black writers say change has been too slow. we have to represent a diverse britain that is forward—looking, that is multicultural and it is important that kids see themselves in that reflection. and it is notjust about black and asian kids. it is also about white young children. and for those in charge in lessons, some believe greater diversity makes a big difference. i have made it my mission to try and dive

the body of 37—year—old daniel morgan was found in sydenham in south—east london.th in the pub car park. since 1987, there have been five investigations into the murder. during the first, which police admitted later was tainted by corruption, six people were arrested. all were later released without charge. in 2008, five people were charged including daniel morgan's former business partner jonathan rees. they all denied the charges. three years later, that murder trial collapsed. i shouldn't be here today, it should never have happened in the first place. the prosecution should have never even been started. jonathan rees and other defendants later sued the metropolitan police for malicious prosecution and won substantial damages. for decades, the journalist duncan campbell has followed this case. he is looking forward to the report which will examine corruption and links between police, private detectives and the press. i think it's extremely important because i hope that it will be the culmination of a lot of research and investigation into what went wrong. someth

nineteen year old danyal hussein of blackheath in south—east london is accused of stabbing nicole smallmann. in the dock is 19—year—old danyal hussein. he denies the double murder. prosecutor 0liver glasgow qc told thejury he had made a written pact with the devil, signed in his own blood. it said he would perform a minimum of six sacrifices every six months. "sacrifice only women, build a temple for you to do everything that i have promised." the court heard that danyal hussein's dna was found on both women's bodies and on a bloodstained knife close by. bibaa henry had been stabbed eight times, nicole smallman had suffered 28 stab wounds, and it appeared she had tried to fight off the attacker. june kelly, bbc news, at the old bailey. this evening in new york, the lights will go down in more than a dozen cinemas, and screens will come alive with the simultaneous showings of the long—awaited in the heights film. it's a big splashy movie musical set in the latino community in manhattan's washington heights neighbourhood. the premiere will launch new york's tribeca film festival, which its p

south—east, blue skies, warm and sunny weather across southern england, the south midlands, south east wales. to the south of this line of cloud which is a cold front, with higher temperatures, 29 in londonh of wales, northern ireland, scotland, fresher air, temperatures around 16-18. most fresher air, temperatures around 16—18. most of us will see some lengthy spells of sunshine. a few passing showers in the western isles, and highlands. 0therwise passing showers in the western isles, and highlands. otherwise a dry picture. 0vernight tonight, some cloud across central areas, otherwise a comfortable night for sleeping, still warm across the south—east. tuesday starts on a bright note, sunshine for many. a weather front will bring more cloud to northern ireland and western scotland and will push in rain in the afternoon. across england and wales, temperatures are past their peak but still very warm, up to 23 widely. wednesday, more sunshine across england and wales. a weak cold front brings cloud to central errors, northern ireland and scotland. further east, temperatures in the high 20s and feeling more humid. that humidity will expose us to the risk of thunderstorms. in less than an hou

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moving down into much of england and wales, but the south—east, east anglia, still very warm or hot, could get close to 30 degrees around the londonding from the azores ahead of another weather system, which will freshen the breeze across scotland and northern ireland, bring in more cloud and bring some rain into the north—west. england and wales, though, dry, a lot of sunshine, not going to be as hot in the south—east but elsewhere across the uk, those temperatures are starting to rise a bit. as we move into wednesday, our band of cloud and rain, what's left of it, moving away from scotland and northern ireland, heading into northern england and wales. plenty of sunshine ahead of that, but cooler air still coming back into scotland and northern ireland. quite a contrast in temperatures here, because for many parts of england and wales, it will be getting quite hot and humid, and with that humidity, we could well trigger some thunderstorms later on wednesday, all the way into friday. the potential, particularly across more central and eastern parts of england for some torrential rain as well. that could start as early as wednesday

south—east. temperatures could make 30 celsius perhaps in the london area.istian eriksen collapses on the pitch during their match against finland. uefa have released a statement saying he has been transferred to hospital and stabilised, the match finished with finland leading denmark 1—0. at the g7 summit in cornwall — leaders are being asked to commit to the carbis bay declaration — a global health initiative aimed at preventing future pandemics. meanwhile the us president's focus is on forming an alliance of countries to combat the influence of china. uk prime minister borisjohnson says there is a �*lot of misunderstanding' from the eu about northern ireland trade — as tensions over the issue hang over his talks with fellow european leaders.

a vast improvement in the south—east, up to 2a in london. for many of us, low 20s.. temperatures will vary from around the mid teens in scotland, 20 in liverpool, around the mid 20s possible in at the south—east. 0n liverpool, around the mid 20s possible in at the south—east. on a monday, high pressure builds not just across the uk, but many parts of western europe. there is the possibility of a few showers developing across yorkshire, generally east of the pennines, south of that and west of that the weather will stay dry on monday. similar temperatures for sub—20 weather will stay dry on monday. similartemperatures forsub—20 or similar temperatures for sub—20 or so similartemperatures forsub—20 or so in the low lands of scotland, 20 in cardiff, possibly mid 20s in the south—east. the warm weather will keep travelling from the south, spreading across the uk into scandinavia through next week, meaning will keep the fine, settled weather. temperatures gradually will be creeping up through the course of the week, easily into the mid 20s, widely by the time get to nst.

children with adult mentors says its being inundated with requests for help from schools in south and east londonere's now exactly a month to go until the olympic games begin in tokyo. one of britain's best hopes for a gold medal is the essex gymnast max whitlock. but the pandemic has meant he's had to come up with some creative ways to prepare for his third games. there's been times where i've trained on my pommel horse literally just behind me in the garden. you know, i've done workouts in my living room, you know, i've... you know, i've had to learn along the way with this one. and competitions have been cancelled, so everybody�*s in the same boat. travel now. first of all, the tube — the central line still has minor delays after a signal failure. it's closed between lisson grove and cunningham place. time for the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. it's a much milder start to the day than we saw this time yesterday. temperatures are in the mid—teens in celsius. it's still feeling rather muggy and humid, too, and there will be more showery outbreaks of rain as we head through

and overnight, into east anglia, midlands and wales, humid air brought in towards the south—east, 16 the low in londonessure dominates. as we go through monday, tuesday and wednesday, low pressure still towards the south, many parts of england and wales will still be susceptible to further showers. that includes in wimbledon, opening day could bring the odd downpour around through the day. there will be some play, but be wary of some interruptions and i wouldn't rule out the odd rumble of thunder. the day will begin wettest across parts of the midlands, wales, south—west of england, a few showers fringing into northern england, but by and large northern england, scotland and northern ireland, dry day, sunny spells, some sunshine further south but here we could see more heavy and thundery showers developing as we go through the afternoon. temperatures up to 22 degrees here, 21, 22 in the west of scotland. most other areas in the high teens. those heavy and thundery showers continue into monday evening and monday night replaced by longer spells of rain pushing in from the east. they will be on and off t

to the afternoon, across the south—east of england, into the london area, perhaps east anglia, some showersar. the odd shower possible in northern ireland. one or two isolated showers possible across scotland. most places fine with sunshine. the weekend, frontal systems on the chart, but high pressure is going to stay just about in charge. that means weather fronts as they do push in will be weak. we will see some cloud and patchy rain into northern ireland and western scotland through saturday. the odd heavy burst through the afternoon. elsewhere it is fine with spells of sunshine. sunday, looking like a dry day for the vast majority. the remnants of that old weather front producing some extra cloud, maybe the odd shower into the afternoon. top temperatures on sunday, 23 celsius in london, highs of 18 celsius in glasgow. the headlines: there had also been speculation some greek and spanish islands could be added to the list as well as malta — but the government insists it has to be cautious. the squalid barracks in kent where hundreds of asylum seekers got covid. a high courtjudge says the

and overnight, into east anglia, midlands and wales, humid air brought in towards the south—east, 16 the low in londonit's here where high pressure dominates. as we go through monday, tuesday and wednesday, low pressure still towards the south, many parts of england and way is will still be susceptible to further showers. that includes in wimbledon, come opening day could bring the downpour around through the day. there will be some play, but be wary of some interruptions and i wouldn't rule out the odd rumble of thunder. the day will begin wettest across parts of the midlands, wales, south—west of england, a few showers fringing into northern england, but by and large northern england, scotland and northern ireland, dry day, sunny spells, some sunshine further south but here we could see more heavy and thundery showers developing as we go through the afternoon. temperatures up to 22 degrees here, 21, 22 in the west of scotland. most other areas in the high teens. those heavy and thundery showers continue into monday evening and monday night replaced by longer spells of rain pushing in from the east.

but the south—east, east anglia, still warm or hot, could get close to 30 celsius around the london area morning. otherwise, high pressure building from the azores ahead of another weather system which will freshen the breeze across scotland and northern ireland, bringing more cloud and some rain into the northwest. england and wales, though, dry, lots of sunshine — won't be as hot in the south—east, but elsewhere in the uk, those temperatures are starting to rise a bit on tuesday. as we move things on into wednesday, our band of cloud and rain — what's left of it — is moving away from scotland and northern ireland, heading into northern england and into wales. plenty of sunshine ahead of that, but cooler air still coming back into scotland and northern ireland — quite a contrast in temperatures here because, for many parts of england and wales, it'll be getting quite hot and humid. and with that humidity, we could well trigger some thunderstorms later on wednesday all the way into friday, and potential particularly across more central and eastern parts of england for some torrential rai

cooler air moving down into much of england and wales, but the south—east and east anglia still very warm, close to 30 degrees around the london northern ireland, bring in more cloud and some rain into the north—west. england and wales, though, dry, a lot of sunshine, not as hot on the south—east, but elsewhere in the uk but temperatures are rising a bit on to say. as we move on into wednesday, our band of cloud and rain, what is left of it is moving away from scotland and northern ireland heading into northern england and wales. plenty of sunshine ahead of that, but cooler air still coming back into scotland and northern ireland. quite a contrast in temperatures here because for many parts of england and wales it will be getting quite hot and humid and with that humidity we could well trigger some thunderstorms later on wednesday, all the way into friday, the potential particularly across more central and eastern parts of england folsom torrential rain as well. that could start as early as wednesday night. thursday continues to see this risk of some fun downpours moving all the way up from france, cooler air pots many parts o

south staffordshire. and then to the north—east of london, and up into essex, some really vicious thunderstorms, with reportsinds in amongst the showers, which did cause some damage. and the weather system responsible will still be quite close by as we head through this weekend. it will become slow moving across northern france, but from time to time, it will throw showers or longer spells of rain back in our direction. and we will see some showers during saturday, across england and wales particularly. through east anglia, into the midlands and wales, we could see some particularly heavy, thundery ones during the afternoon. more cloud for north—east england, south—east scotland. some patchy rain here. brighter skies for northern scotland and for northern ireland, and top temperatures between 1a and 22 degrees. so, some of those heavy showers in the south will continue during saturday evening and some more persistent rain is likely to start to slide across the channel islands, and that will come into play across southern counties of england as we get into the first part of sunday. elsewhere, we start sunday

and overnight, into east anglia, midlands and wales, humid air brought in towards the south—east, 16 the low in londonmonday, tuesday and wednesday, low pressure still towards the south, many parts of england and wales will still be susceptible to further showers. that includes in wimbledon, opening day could bring the odd downpour around through the day. there will be some play, but be wary of some interruptions and i wouldn't rule out the odd rumble of thunder. the day will begin wettest across parts of the midlands, wales, south—west of england, a few showers fringing into northern england, but by and large northern england, scotland and northern ireland, dry day, sunny spells, some sunshine further south but here we could see more heavy and thundery showers developing as we go through the afternoon. temperatures up to 22 degrees here, 21, 22 in the west of scotland. most other areas in the high teens. those heavy and thundery showers continue into monday evening and monday night replaced by longer spells of rain pushing in from the east. they will be on and off through the day across east anglia a

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south staffordshire. to the north—east of london up into essex some really vicious thunderstorms, with reports of localisedwinds among these showers which did cause some damage. and the weather system responsible will still be quite close by as we had through this weekend. it will become slow—moving across northern france, but from time to time will throw showers and longer spells of rain back in our direction. and we will see some showers during saturday, across england and wales particularly, from east anglia into the midlands and wales we could see some heavy, thundery one through the afternoon, walk around the north—east england, south—east scotland, some patchy rain here. top temperatures between 1a and 22 degrees. some of those heavy showers in the south will continue through saturday evening, and more persistent rain is likely to start to slide across the channel islands, and that will come into play across southern counties of england as we get into the first part of sunday. elsewhere we start sunday on a mainly dry notes, and those are for sunday morning, 9— 1a degrees. this weather system that wi

and overnight, into east anglia, midlands and wales, humid air brought in towards the south—east, 16 the low in londonbe susceptible to further showers. that includes in wimbledon come opening day could bring the downpour around through the day. there will be some play, but be wary of some interruptions and i wouldn't rule out the odd rumble of thunder. the day will begin wettest across parts of the midlands, wales, south—west of england, a few showers fringing into northern england, but by and large northern england, scotland and northern ireland, dry day, sunny spells, some sunshine further south but here we could see more heavy and thundery showers developing as we go through the afternoon. temperatures up to 22 degrees here, 21, 22 in the west of scotland. most other areas in the high teens. those heavy and thundery showers continue into monday evening and monday night replaced by longer spells of rain pushing in from the east. they will be on and off through the day across east anglia and then the midlands and other parts of southern england. parts of wales, south—west, may be a bit drier compare

a much better day across the south—east and east anglia. 2a degrees on saturday in london.for the vast majority of the country continues through sunday, another fine early summer's day with just the outside chance of one or two showers, so largely dry with temperatures of 18 in glasgow and the net 20 is across the south of the net 20 is across the south of the uk. monday and into next week high pressure across the uk, many parts of western europe keeping the weather fronts that be and you can see from the warm arrows that is the warm wind and the warm atmosphere spreading across many parts of europe so the outlook is looking absolutely fine. temperatures even above average and if anything there temperatures will climb as we go into next week. it is looking good after today. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, i'm sarah mulkerrins at the bbc sport centre. there's been no play so far on day three of the first test between england and new zealand at lords with rain delaying the act

south staffordshire. and then to the north—east of london, and up into essex, some really vicious thunderstorms, with reportsthe very least some squally gusty winds in amongst the showers, which did cause some damage. and the weather system responsible will still be quite close by as we head through this weekend. it will become slow moving across northern france, but from time to time, it will throw showers or longer spells of rain back in our direction. and we will see some showers during saturday, across england and wales particularly. through east anglia, into the midlands and wales, we could see some particularly heavy, thundery ones during the afternoon. more cloud for north—east england, south—east scotland. some patchy rain here. brighter skies for northern scotland and for northern ireland, and top temperatures between 14 and 22 degrees. so, some of those heavy showers in the south will continue during saturday evening and some more persistent rain is likely to start to slide across the channel islands, and that will come into play across southern counties of england as we get into the first part of

south staffordshire. and then to the north—east of london, and up into essex, some really vicious thunderstorms, with reportsthe showers, which did cause some damage. and the weather system responsible will still be quite close by as we head through this weekend. it will become slow moving across northern france, but from time to time, it will throw showers or longer spells of rain back in our direction. and we will see some showers during saturday, across england and wales particularly. through east anglia, into the midlands and wales, we could see some particularly heavy, thundery ones during the afternoon. more cloud for north—east england, south—east scotland. some patchy rain here. brighter skies for northern scotland and for northern ireland, and top temperatures between 1a and 22 degrees. so, some of those heavy showers in the south will continue during saturday evening and some more persistent rain is likely to start to slide across the channel islands, and that will come into play across southern counties of england as we get into the first part of sunday. elsewhere, we start sunday on a mainly dry

south staffordshire. and then to the north—east of london, and up into essex, some really vicious thunderstorms, with reportssty winds in amongst the showers, which did cause some damage. and the weather system responsible will still be quite close by as we head through this weekend. it will become slow moving across northern france, but from time to time, it will throw showers or longer spells of rain back in our direction. and we will see some showers during saturday, across england and wales particularly. more cloud for north—east england, south—east scotland. some patchy rain here. brighter skies for northern scotland and for northern ireland, and top temperatures between 1a and 22 degrees. so, some of those heavy showers in the south will continue during saturday evening and some more persistent rain is likely to start to slide across the channel islands, and that will come into play across southern counties of england as we get into the first part of sunday. elsewhere, we start sunday on a mainly dry note. those are your temperatures for sunday morning, nine to 1a degrees. so this weather system that w

south staffordshire. and then to the north—east of london, and up into essex, some really vicious thunderstorms, with reportsid cause some damage. and the weather system responsible will still be quite close by as we head through this weekend. it will become slow moving across northern france, but from time to time, it will throw showers or longer spells of rain back in our direction. and we will see some showers during saturday, across england and wales particularly. through east anglia, into the midlands and wales, we could see some particularly heavy, thundery ones during the afternoon. more cloud for north—east england, south—east scotland. some patchy rain here. brighter skies for northern scotland and for northern ireland, and top temperatures between 14 and 22 degrees. so, some of those heavy showers in the south will continue during saturday evening and some more persistent rain is likely to start to slide across the channel islands, and that will come into play across southern counties of england as we get into the first part of sunday. elsewhere, we start sunday on a mainly dry note. those are your

temperatures, cooler air moving into much of england and wales, but the south—east, east anglia, warm or hot, close to 30 degrees around the londont is moving away from scotland and northern ireland, heading into the northern ireland, heading into the north of england and into wales. plenty of sunshine ahead of that, but cooler air still coming back into scotland and northern ireland, quite a contrast in temperatures here, because for many parts of england and wales, it will be quite hot and humid and with that humidity we could trigger some thunderstorms later on wednesday, although i am to friday, the potentialfor central and eastern parts of england for some torrential rain as well. that could start as early as wednesday night, both thursday continues to see this risk of thundery dampers, moving all the way up from france, cooler air across many parts of the country, temperatures lower across the south—east and across scotland and northern ireland, drier but much cooler. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: political change in israel. benjamin netanyahu's 12 year reign as prime

are likely to affect south—east england, may be north—east england, and between clear spells are still mad and muggy across eastern areas, 1a the overnight on low for norwich and londonwith sunshine and these temperatures are around where we would expect them to be at the time of year, always more cloud into northern ireland, the odd shower possible and one or two isolated showers are possible across scotland but most places here fine. the weekend there were frontal systems on the chart but high pressure will stay in charge so that means the weather fronts as they push in ten to be quite weak so we will see some cloud and patchy rain into northern ireland and western scotland through saturday, the odd heavy burst in the afternoon, elsewhere fine with spells of sunshine and temperatures generally between 18 and possibly 23 degrees down to the south—east. on sunday it looks like a dry date for the majority, remnants of that weather front producing some extra cloud, may be the odd shower in the afternoon but nothing more than that on top temperatures on sunday 23 in london, highs around 18 in glasgow. this is bbc news. the headlines: disappointment for holidaymakers fro

south staffordshire. and then to the north—east of london, and up into essex, some really vicious thunderstorms, with reportsnsible will still be quite close by as we head through this weekend. it will become slow moving across northern france, but from time to time, it will throw showers or longer spells of rain back in our direction. and we will see some showers during saturday, across england and wales particularly. through east anglia, into the midlands and wales, we could see some particularly heavy, thundery ones during the afternoon. more cloud for north—east england, south—east scotland. some patchy rain here. brighter skies for northern scotland and for northern ireland, and top temperatures between 14 and 22 degrees. so, some of those heavy showers in the south will continue during saturday evening and some more persistent rain is likely to start to slide across the channel islands, and that will come into play across southern counties of england as we get into the first part of sunday. elsewhere, we start sunday on a mainly dry note. those are your temperatures for sunday morning, nine to 14 degre