some heavy ones, particularly across south—west england and central southern england and the south midlands. temperatures about 11—15 celsius. there will be more showers to come on tuesday. if anything, they will be heavier, with more in the way of hail and thunder. but the showers will start to become less widespread and the weather tries to settle down a little bit more as we head towards the middle part of the week. this hello this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines. the government says it's "very concerned" over upsetting scenes at the champions league final, as fans were tear gassed in paris. ukraine's president volodyrmyr zelensky has made a rare trip outside kyiv, to visit the city of kharkiv. heavy fighting is continuing in eastern ukraine, where russian forces are trying to capture the city of severo—donetsk. the russian ambassador to the uk tells the bbc that moscow will not use tactical nuclear weapons in the battle for ukraine. president biden is visiting the texan city of uvalde, after a teenage gunman killed 19 children and two teachers. one of the greatestjoc

of the day's heaviest showers and thunderstorms that will probably stretch into parts of the south midlandsouthern england. is immune from a shower. because there is not much wind, the showers could last for quite a long time. on tuesday, more showers in the forecast but they showers are going to get a bit of a kick from a trough in thejet going to get a bit of a kick from a trough in the jet stream. that means that means that showers will be much heavier with hail and thunder much more widespread, still some sunny spells around but this is the day where if you catch a shower, you are more likely to get a real soaking. temperatures are still a bit on the low side for the time of year but in the may sunshine between the showers, not feeling so bad. for the middle part of the week, on wednesday, we still have showers on the chance, mostly across eastern scotland and eastern england. that said, they won't be as widespread and probably not quite as heavy. more of you will start to enjoy drier weather. given a bit more sunshine, starting to feel warmer, 17 in glasgow, 19 in cardiff and 20 in lon

together, either side of the south—west peninsula, line of heavy thunderstorms extending to the south midlandsvy shower anywhere, not much in a way of wind, they will be slow—moving. by tuesday, thejet they will be slow—moving. by tuesday, the jet stream starts to kick their showers and give them a next to push because we have a trough, ebay and in thejet next to push because we have a trough, ebay and in the jet stream moving across the uk which tends to encourage the air to rise upwards through the atmosphere. tuesday, showers widespread, this time more of them will turn thundery, more of them will have hale mixed in. still some sunshine between them, the son stronger, not too bad, but when cloudier you will notice a cool factor. wednesday, showers again, tending to be confined to eastern scotland and eastern england, even here showers not as widespread, probably not as heavy as those on tuesday. a bit more sunshine, warm, 17 in glasgow, 19—24 the south of england and wales. thursday, a week build—up pressure across the uk, keeping our ion this feature from the north west, ringing showers. l

southwest peninsula, and that line of heavy showers and thunder storms will extend towards the south midlandsd, as well. you could see an odd heavy shower just about anywhere, to be honest, and because there's not much in the way of wind to move those showers along, well, the showers are going to be slow—moving in nature. by tuesday the jet stream starts to kick those showers and give them an extra push because we've got this trough, this bend in thejet stream moving across the uk, and that tends to encourage the air to rise upwards through the atmosphere. so, tuesday, showers again will be widespread across the country but this time more of them will turn thundery, more of them will have hail mixed in with them. there'll still be some sunshine between those showers, and the sun is stronger this time of year — so when the sun's out, it's not going to feel too bad, but when it turns cloudier, you'll still notice a certain cool factor to the air. wednesday, showers again are in the forecast but they tend to become confined to eastern scotland and eastern england. even here the showers not as wi

downpours extending into central southern england, the south midlands as well. could see a slow—moving shower or storm at some point during the day. it is going to be very unsettled. if anything, we have got more in the way of showers to come on tuesday, and the showers are going to have more energy. more of them turning thundery, there will be some hailstorms mixed in as well. still some sunny spells breaking through between the showers, and i suppose in the sunshine it is not going to feel too bad, but as the clouds come across the sky, probably not feeling especially warm. wednesday, we have got still a few showers on the charts, mostly across east scotland, eastern areas of england. but even here the showers probably not quite as widespread, probably not as heavy, and further west you are looking at a largely dry picture. given a bit more sunshine around for western areas, starting to warm up, temperatures 17 in glasgow, 19 for cardiff, 20 in the london area. towards the end of the week, for most of you, there are signs that the weather will continue to sett

a little bit drier further southwards across the midlands, wales, east anglia and the south, but quite a cool night, 5—7 celsius the overnight low for many of you. and tomorrow is another unsettled day. now, showers will be with us from the word go, quite a bit of cloud through the morning. into the afternoon, showers become increasingly widespread, some of them heavy and thundery, and because there's not much wind around, showers are going to be very slow—moving in nature as well. on into tuesday's forecast, it's another showery looking day, but this time the showers are going to be bigger, so more of them turning thundery. a bit of hail mixed as well. by the time we get to wednesday, the showers will mainly become confined to eastern areas, easing away elsewhere. hello, this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. the headlines... president zelensky has visited his troops on the front—line in eastern ukraine for the first time since the war started. culture secretary nadine dorries has urged uefa to launch a formal investigation, after liverpool fans were tear—gassed at the champions league

though showers will move into the south midlands in central and southern england.y see showers but slow moving on account of the fact that the winds will stay light. there will be nothing to move the showers along. more showers for tuesday and then they will get a bit of a cake from they will get a bit of a cake from thejet they will get a bit of a cake from the jet stream and means the showers will be more widespread. more than will be more widespread. more than will be more widespread. more than will be heavy and thundery and more of them will have hailstones mixed in as well. still a bit of sunshine between any downpours and the main sunshine is strong in the sun and when it goes behind the clouds you will probably feel a bit on the cool side with temperatures in northern areas of about 11 or 13. wednesday and still showers on the charts but this time it's across eastern scotland and eastern areas of england and even here the showers are probably in his widespread and probably not quite as heavy as well and there is a tendency for that whether to try to settle d

form across south—west england, working into central southern england and the south england —— south midlandsthe latest weather. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the government says it's "very concerned" over upsetting scenes at the champions league final — as fans were tear gassed in paris. heavy fighting is continuing in eastern ukraine, where russian forces are trying to capture the city of severodonetsk. the russian ambassador to the uk tells the bbc that moscow will not use tactical nuclear weapons in the battle for ukraine. president biden is on his way to the texan city of uvalde, after a teenage gunman killed 19 children and two teachers one of the greatestjockey's of all time lester piggott, who won the derby nine times, has died at the age of 86.

the south—west peninsula and those damn bores extending to central and southern england on the south midlandsg the day and it will be unsettled. if anything we have more showers come on tuesday on the showers will have more energy so more of them turning thundery and there will be hailstorms mixing as well and some sunny spells breaking through and in the sunshine it won't feel too bad but the clouds come across this guy and probably not feeling especially warm. wednesday, some showers on the charts mostly across eastern scotland and shout base eastern areas of england but even here the show is not widespread and properly not as heavy and further west, you are looking at a largely dry picture and given a bit more showers on western area starting to warm up and temperatures 17 in glasgow in 19 for cardiff and 20 in the london area. towards the end of the week, signs the weather will continue to sell down with sunny spells and feeling warm with temperatures in the low 20s more widely but there will be more showers across the north west. this is bbc news, the headlines... president biden is visi

some heavy ones, particularly across south—west england and central southern england and the south midlandsl be heavier, with more in the way of hail and thunder. but the showers will start to become less widespread and the weather tries to settle down a little bit more as we head towards the middle part of the week. this hello this is bbc news.

and northern england there could be one or two showers here as well but head further south across wales, the midlandsthern england, it should stay dry, lots of sunshine here and the winds are lighter so it should feel pleasantly warm. 18 degrees in the midlands and 21 celsius in the south—east of england. the main story over the weekend isjust england. the main story over the weekend is just this cool air that's going to be heading our way. temperatures will be dropping and later in the weekend we make is to see a few more showers arriving as well. if there any showers on saturday they are across northernmost parts of scotland. elsewhere, a dry, sunny start. the cloud will tend to build up. it may look threatening at times but it should stay dry. the highest temperature on saturday will be across south wales, 20 degrees here. it could make 17 degrees in the central belt of scotland. high pressure trying to get to the uk, then retreats all the way up towards iceland which keeps this run of northerly winds coming our way and drawing on some brisk winds for tomorrow in scotland, heavy showers across nor

some heavy ones, particularly across south—west england and central southern england and the south midlands showers to come on tuesday. if anything, they will be heavier, with more in the way of hail and thunder. but the showers will start to become less widespread and the weather tries to settle down a little bit more as we head towards the middle part of the week. today's main news... growing calls for an urgent inquiry into the chaos around the champions league final last night. french police tactics were criticised and the uk government says the scenes were deeply concerning, as returning fans described their experiences. a few old people were getting tear gassed. we got tear gassed. there was a few kids panicking. just mayhem. just mayhem, to be honest. it was just poorly organised. in liverpool this afternoon, a victory parade for the club's two trophies this season — despite defeat in the champions league final. we'll have the latest on the reaction to last night's events. also today... president zelensky visits his troops on the front line in eastern ukraine for the first time since

and showers, shows becoming frequent, some heavy and thundery, biggest cloud pushing south into wales, the midlands in stornoway, up to 21 in london. the speu stornoway, up to 21 in london. the spell is to be had as we finish the afternoon and into the evening rush—hour across the south and south—east. cloudy three south wales, the midlands, east anglia, where we could see showers. brightening to end the day across northern england, northern ireland, but the show is keep going in the north and west of scotland, some heavy and thundery and the strongest winds here, adding to the rather chilly feel at times for the stage in may. more showers across scotland through tonight, cloud across the south, patchy rain, not much further guidance. that clears into tomorrow morning so clear skies for tomorrow. a fresh start lots of sunshine, southern areas. showers in the north, this weekend will turn cooling stop more on that later. back to you both. find cooling stop more on that later. back to you both.— cooling stop more on that later. back to you both. and look forward to it. let's take a look at today's pap

it looks like wales and the south—west will start off wet as rain pushes across the midlands, lincolnshire into east anglia. dry in the south—east for much of the date but should be some rain into the evening although it could be quite light in nature so perhaps not quite the promised drink for the garden for that part of england. elsewhere it is dry overnight as that system goes away and for thursday we are back with high pressure and largely dominating for most of the uk and more fine weather to come. foot scotland, weather to come. foot scotland, weather front sneaking into the north, the rainfall totals are adding up and we will add to that through thursday and friday. in the east, some bright or sunny spells it will feel warmer as temperatures creep up a little through thursday and friday. thursday, more sunshine to the south of the uk. still showers are just pushing their way across scotland. however it looks like we will get some drier weather, the weekend here after what has been a very wet week for the western highlands and the western isles. highlands and the western isles. high

but some light and patchy rain in england, the odd shower across the midlands, south wales and south—west somewhere in the south east. pollen levels today are high across much of england and wales, low or moderate elsewhere. through this evening and overnight, patchy mist and fog forming, but a new weather front coming in across scotland and northern ireland will introduce heavier and more persistent rain. as a result of this, not a cold start to the day. england and wales will lose any fog quite quickly, and as the weather front sinks southwards, the cloud ahead of it will tend to build, and some of this rain in north—west england and west wales will be heavy. on the other side of the band of rain, back into bright skies, sunshine and showers, with temperatures of 11—21 . as we move through friday night into saturday, eventually the weather front makes its way into southern england, taking its rain with it, and high pressure builds across us, but a weak feature across the far north—east of scotland could produce the odd shower, getting into north—east england. for most, dry on saturday,

going to move its way south out of scotland and northern ireland, with sunny spells and a few showers following into northern england, wales at first and then parts of the midlandsill some warm, sunny spells before it clouds over. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines. in the besieged port of mariupol — officials say russia has launched a major assault on the remaining ukrainian forces there. the us central bank raises interest rates by half a percentage point — the most aggressive increase in more than twenty years. no escape from omicron for hong kong's poorest, we meet those living in such crowded conditions, self—isoloation is almost impossible. amber heard takes the stand in the defamation trial brought by former husband johnny depp she alleges domestic abuse. he's let me again, like.

so, the blue tones denoting that cooler air starting to push even as far south as the midlands.d we have seen in recent days and the risk of some showers, more frequent, right across the country. the temperatures will struggle, and we are likely to see there's northerly winds playing their part. in terms of the feel of the weather, a maximum of 15, maybe 16, if we are lucky, but that is subdued for this time of year, and noticeably cooler on these exposed east coasts. as we move out of sunday into monday, the high—pressure drifts away, allowing this load to move away which could bring further or longer spells of rain, particularly across the north and west on monday. a lot of cloud around on monday, and some of those showers could be quite slow moving as the winds fall lighter. top temperatures again 16 celsius and still a little bit disappointing, but we are likely to see a change developing on tuesday into wednesday. the winds pushing background to a south—westerly. dry for england and wales, more showers continue, further north and west. this is bbc news. these are the latest

so, the blue tones denoting that cooler air starting to push even as far south as the midlands.equent, right across the country. the temperatures will struggle, and we are likely to see there's northerly winds playing their part. in terms of the feel of the weather, a maximum of 15, maybe 16, if we are lucky, but that is subdued for this time of year, and noticeably cooler on these exposed east coasts. as we move out of sunday into monday, the high—pressure drifts away, allowing this load to move away which could bring further or longer spells of rain, particularly across the north and west on monday. a lot of cloud around on monday, and some of those showers could be quite slow moving as the winds fall lighter. top temperatures again 16 celsius and still a little bit disappointing, but we are likely to see a change developing on tuesday into wednesday. the winds pushing background to a south—westerly. dry for england and wales, more showers continue, further north and west. this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. outrage as authorities i

so, the blue tones denoting that cooler air starting to push even as far south as the midlands.e seen in recent days and the risk of some showers, more frequent, right across the country. the temperatures will struggle, and we are likely to see there's northerly winds playing their part. in terms of the feel of the weather, a maximum of 15, maybe 16, if we are lucky, but that is subdued for this time of year, and noticeably cooler on these exposed east coasts. as we move out of sunday into monday, the high—pressure drifts away, allowing this load to move away which could bring further or longer spells of rain, particularly across the north and west on monday. a lot of cloud around on monday, and some of those showers could be quite slow moving as the winds fall lighter. top temperatures again 16 celsius and still a little bit disappointing, but we are likely to see a change developing on tuesday into wednesday. the winds pushing background to a south—westerly. dry for england and wales, more showers continue, further north and west. good afternoon. the former us president, donal

the area is going to see heavy persistent rain, south—west and central southern wales, the midlands, south. weather fronts for the end of the week with parts of scotland and northern ireland, from the south and high pressure means dry. the outlook for thursday and friday, rain scotland and northern ireland, but most places will be dry this weekend and it is turning warmer too. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines at ten o'clock. i'm victoria derbyshire. plans for 38 new laws will be announced this morning in the queen's speech, which will be delivered by prince charles. the queen will miss the state opening of parliament for the first time in nearly 60 years. i'm shaun ley live in westminster. in the speech, the government says it will promise to grow the economy, tackle the rising cost of living and give police extra powers to crack down on disruptive protests. we'll have a special programme beginning in half an hour. the rest of the headlines here on bbc news... labour says it can prove sir keir starmer didn't break covid rules when he was pictured eating and drinking

cloud bubbling up over the course of the afternoon, could produce an isolated shower in the midlands, southcoming in across the west, showers occasionally in northern ireland, temperatures 10—21 or 22. pollen levels high across much of england and wales today, low or moderate across the rest of the uk. through this evening and overnight clear skies develop, some patchy mist and fog. weatherfront skies develop, some patchy mist and fog. weather front bringing skies develop, some patchy mist and fog. weatherfront bringing in heavier, more persistent rain across scotland and northern ireland, with all this going on not a cold night. into tomorrow, this weather front in scotland and northern ireland continues to sink southwards, if anything the rain to the west of the pennines terms that bit heavier, similarly so into north wales. behind that weather front, return to bright spells, sunshine and showers, ahead of it after a sunny start to cloud to build across southern england. temperatures 11—21. through the course of friday evening and overnight, weatherfront the course of friday evening and o

talking about so the blue tones and denoting that cooler air is starting to push even as far south as the midlandsright across the country. the temperatures will struggle and we are likely to see those northerly winds really playing their part so in terms of the feel of the weather, just a maximum of 15, maybe 16 degrees if we are lucky, but that is subdued for this time of year and noticeably cooler on those exposed east coasts. as we move out of sunday into monday, the high—pressure drifts away, allowing the slow to move in and that could bring —— this low... further showers are longer spells of rain, particularly across the north and west on monday. a lot of cloud round on monday and some of those showers could be quite slow moving as the winds fall lighter. top temperatures again 16 degrees south still a little bit —— so —— so still... disappointing but we are unlikely to see a change developing on tuesday, into wednesday. the winds start to push back around to a south—westerly, drier for england and wales, more showers continue further north and west. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. o

moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps south into friday evening. ahead of that, still be some sunny spells for a time before it clouds over. and this is where we'll see the day's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be a lot of cloud for a time in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. one or two light showers or some patchy light rain and drizzle, and a cooler day towards these north—eastern coasts. elsewhere on saturday, if we do break out into some sunny spells, it'll feel quite pleasant. then for part two of the weekend on sunday, most will stay dry, again with some occasional and pleasantly warm sunny spells. another weather system moving close to northern ireland and especially into scotland, with a chance of seeing a little more rain here. that's your latest forecast. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. i'm tim

satellite picture across the whole country, scattered showers, thundery downpours through the midlands and southern and southd, they will rumble over the next few hours, torrential downpours in places but lovely spells of warm sunshine in between, increasing sunshine in between, increasing sunshine out west as high—pressure starts to build. temperatures around what we expect that this time of year, the mid to high teens, 18 or 19 across the south—east. the showers will rumble for a while across central and eastern areas, turning dry under the ridge of high pressure, the next weather front approaches is wetter, windier and milder, a bit cooler. this next frontal system spreads across the country on wednesday, it will be a weakening feature so by the time it reaches the east of the country it will be very weak, just a band of cloud with patchy rain. skies brightening for much of the country, sunshine and showers, some heavy showers like much of these across western scotland. the cloud might hold on across east anglia and the south—east, temperatures in the mid to high teens. the pressure charge for wednesday a

south—west. moving their way up, into the midlands, and particularly into the south—east corner, during the earlymove away. at the same time, we could see some showers breaking out and pushing their way across northern england towards the scottish border. not quite as warm on sunday, top temperatures between 11 and 21 degrees. there will be further showers to come through sunday evening and overnight towards monday, these will become more widespread as they pushed their way northwards. once we have those showers out of the way on monday, on the whole, parts of england and wales will be dry and warm but further north and west we will continue to see some sharp showers. political stalemate once again in northern ireland — as the largest unionist party the dup blocks the return of power—sharing at stormont. sinn fein i5 sinn fein is now the largest party in the assembly, but the dup will not share power because it opposes part of the post—brexit agreement known as the protocol. i believe that we need to send a very clear message to the european union and to our government that we are serious about g

they were dressed up to south wales and the midlands and the south—east of england. and potentially not quite as warm. there this is bbc news. the headlines. the stalemate at stormont, the dup block the resumption of power—sharing in northern ireland until the uk government changes post—break set to make changing trading rules. all of the armoured vehicles of a russian battalion have been destroyed after it attempts to cross the border and east of the country. borisjohnson attempts to cut 91,000 civil service jobs, country. borisjohnson attempts to cut 91,000 civil servicejobs, to save money and raise funds to tackle the cost of living crisis. more than half a million elderly and disabled adults in england are now waiting for social care, according to the body that runs a local authority care. podcast host deborahjames is honoured with a dame who just days after revealing that she is receiving end of life care for her bowel cancer. coleen rooney is taking to a stand on day four of the rack —— rebecca vardy libel scandal. all of the sports news now. thank you. good af

moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps southad of that, there'll still be some sunny spells for a time before it clouds over. and this is where we'll see the day's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. now, it looks as if those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be a lot of cloud for a time in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. one or two light showers or some patchy light rain and drizzle, and a cooler feeling day towards these north—eastern coasts. whereas elsewhere on saturday, if we do break out into some sunny spells, it'll feel quite pleasant. and then for part two of the weekend on sunday, well, most will stay dry, again with some occasional and pleasantly warm sunny spells. another weather system moving close to northern ireland and especially into scotland, with a chance of seeing a little more rain here. that's your latest forecast. bye— bye.

moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps south that, there will still be some sunny spells for a time before it clouds over. and this is where we'll see the date's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. now, it looks as if those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be a lot of cloud for a time in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. one or two light showers or some patchy light rain and drizzle, and a cooler feeling day towards these north—eastern coasts. whereas elsewhere on saturday, if we do break out into some sunny spells, it'll feel quite pleasant. and then for part two of the weekend on sunday, well, most will stay dry, again with some occasional and pleasantly warm sunny spells. another weather system moving close to northern ireland and especially into scotland, with a chance of seeing a little more rain here. that's your latest forecast. bye— bye. t

moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps southd of that, there'll still be some sunny spells for a time before it clouds over. and this is where we'll see the day's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. now, it looks as if those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be a lot of cloud for a time in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. one or two light showers or some patchy light rain and drizzle, and a cooler feeling day towards these north—eastern coasts. whereas elsewhere on saturday, if we do break out into some sunny spells, it'll feel quite pleasant. and then for part two of the weekend on sunday, well, most will stay dry, again with some occasional and pleasantly warm sunny spells. another weather system moving close to northern ireland and especially into scotland, with a chance of seeing a little more rain here. that's your latest forecast. bye— bye.

moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps southd of that, there'll still be some sunny spells for a time before it clouds over. and this is where we'll see the day's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. now, it looks as if those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be a lot of cloud for a time in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. one or two light showers or some patchy light rain and drizzle, and a cooler feeling day towards these north—eastern coasts. whereas elsewhere on saturday, if we do break out into some sunny spells, it'll feel quite pleasant. and then for part two of the weekend on sunday, well, most will stay dry, again with some occasional and pleasantly warm sunny spells. another weather system moving close to northern ireland and especially into scotland, with a chance of seeing a little more rain here. that's your latest forecast. bye— bye.

south east in the morning. it could hang around through the afternoon as well, could be some showers, showers also could develop from southern parts of wales across the pen pennines, just about into the midlandsi think the best of the sunshine will be out towards the west across wales, south—western parts of england, the higher temperatures here up to around 19 degrees or so. all in all, i think saturday is going to be a mostly fine day. here's sunday, high pressure still in charge, butjust starting to drift out towards the north sea. and this low pressure makes inroads. so, on sunday, i think increasing amounts of cloud out towards the north—west. i think more than anything, it's hazy skies. elsewhere, scattered fairweather clouds with light winds, temperatures inland up to around 18—19 degrees, on the north sea coast, a bit fresher there, closer to m degrees. now, here's monday. that weather front really does push in across northern ireland and into scotland, so some wet and breezy weather at times here. but across the midlands, east anglia and the south east, it's going to be a fine monday with sunshine and quite warm, too. given some sunshine, temperatures could get up to around 21 degree

moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps south'll still be some sunny spells for a time before it clouds over. and this is where we'll see the day's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. now, it looks as if those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be a lot of cloud for a time in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. one or two light showers or some patchy light rain and drizzle, and a cooler feeling day towards these north—eastern coasts. whereas elsewhere on saturday, if we do break out into some sunny spells, it'll feel quite pleasant. and then for part two of the weekend on sunday, well, most will stay dry, again with some occasional and pleasantly warm sunny spells. another weather system moving close to northern ireland and especially into scotland, with a chance of seeing a little more rain here. that's your latest forecast. bye— bye. this is bbc news

through the north—east of england and as we go through the afternoon, some through the midlands, down into wales and south may well turn heavy and thundery. a good deal of dry weather for most of us, however. brighter skies from time to time, so highest values once again in the sunshine of 17, just that little bit cooler along the far north—east coast. we've still got weather fronts toppling across the high through the middle part of the week, still running the risk of some showers. we start off with showers moving out of scotland into the north of england. by the middle part of the afternoon, those showers will drive in through wales, central and south—east england. with the best of any brighter weather further north and west. it will still be quite warm their down to the south, hence the reason for the thunderstorms, and temperatures may well peak into the high teens. now, we've got one or two fronts to clear away towards the end of the weekend and then into the weekend, high pressure is set to build in behind, quietening things down once again. so, no significant rain for the gardeners or growers acros

that might produce an isolated shower across south wales, south—west england and the midlands, but theyill notice it will feel quite warm. temperature 16 in aberdeen, 21, possibly 22 towards the south—east. this evening and overnight, some cloud around. clear skies. some mist fog forming. a new weather front skies. some mist fog forming. a new weatherfront in the skies. some mist fog forming. a new weather front in the north—west will introduce heavier rain across western scotland and northern ireland. it will not be cold so not a cold start to the day. rain move south, turning heavy at times across north—west england. behind it, brighter skies with showers. ahead of it, although we start on a sunny note, the cloud will continue to build. but it will still be mild for the time of year. thank you very much. we've been following the story of martin hibbert on breakfast — he's the manchester arena bomb survivor who was told he would never walk again after suffering a serious spinal injury. since then, martin's taken on some massive fundraising challenges, but has also been an source of ins

see some warm sunshine breaking through, particularly for parts of southern england and south wales into the midlandsland, also staying largely dry and sunny, but in between rather cloudy with outbreaks of showery rain. temperatures ranging between about m in newcastle to 22 in london today. through this evening and overnight, the first area of cloud and showers clears from the north. but more showers and thunderstorms rattle in from the south affecting central england towards northern ireland by the early hours of tomorrow morning. quite warm and humid in the south, too, a little bit fresher further north. heading through monday and we're going to be seeing this frontal system, this area of rain slowly moving northward. so the morning pretty wet for northern ireland, north wales and northern england. during the afternoon, that area of rain becomes slow moving across central scotland and could bring some thunder and lightning. a return to sunnier skies towards the south. still one or two showers and top temperatures around 22 degrees. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines...

support the plans and has instead suggested they look at alternative buildings in the north, the midlands, the southlet's get more from our political correspondent nick eardley. good to see you. how feasible is this idea? we good to see you. how feasible is this idea? ~ ~' ., good to see you. how feasible is this idea? ~ ~ ., ., ., ., this idea? we know that parliament is auoin to this idea? we know that parliament is going to go _ this idea? we know that parliament is going to go under _ this idea? we know that parliament is going to go under a _ this idea? we know that parliament is going to go under a big _ is going to go under a big restoration programme over the next few years, it will cost billions of pounds and is part of that plan, it is likely, though not definite, that peers will have to move out to the houses of parliament. their plan, that they had come up with, was that they move to the qe2 centre just over the road, just beside westminster abbey, over the road, just beside westminsterabbey, is over the road, just beside westminster abbey, is about a two minute walk. but michael gove, t

south—east. it looks like the rain could brush as far north as lancashire for a time through wednesday, getting into lincolnshire. crossing wales, the midlandsr for scotland and northern ireland but still some pokier showers running across scotland. the wetter weather for the south—east of england will come wednesday evening into the small hours of thursday. by thursday, that system is a way to the continent and high pressure builds up from the south again. we have still got front snaking into the far north of the uk and we have seen quite a lot of rain for western scotland so far this week and we will continue to top that up with prince coming in on thursday and friday. eastern areas have seen showery outbreaks but comparatively dry and brighter. fine for england and wales on thursday. similar story here for friday. we have high pressure to the south, whether prince coming through to the north. it gets a little bit warmer on friday, potentially up to 24 at norwich and london. the weekend, at the moment it looks like high pressure will try and build right the way across the uk again and hookers into a southerly air stream. that should see te

moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps southhis is where we'll see the day's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. now, it looks as if those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be a lot of cloud for a time in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. one or two light showers or some patchy light rain and drizzle, and a cooler feeling day towards these north—eastern coasts. whereas elsewhere on saturday, if we do break out into some sunny spells, it'll feel quite pleasant. and then for part two of the weekend on sunday, well, most will stay dry, again with some occasional and pleasantly warm sunny spells. another weather system moving close to northern ireland and especially into scotland, with a chance of seeing a little more rain here. that's your latest forecast. bye— bye. it's thursday, 5th of may. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and v

moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps southemperatures, just into the low 20s. now, it looks as if those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be a lot of cloud for a time in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. one or two light showers or some patchy light rain and drizzle, and a cooler feeling day towards these north—eastern coasts. whereas elsewhere on saturday, if we do break out into some sunny spells, it'll feel quite pleasant. and then for part two of the weekend on sunday, well, most will stay dry, again with some occasional and pleasantly warm sunny spells. another weather system moving close to northern ireland and especially into scotland, with a chance of seeing a little more rain here. that's your latest forecast. bye— bye. in champions league history to reach this season's final. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the

see some warm sunshine breaking through, particularly for parts of southern england and south wales into the midlandsetween rather cloudy with outbreaks of showery rain. temperatures ranging between about 14 in newcastle to 22 in london today. through this evening and overnight, the first area of cloud and showers clears from the north. but more showers and thunderstorms rattle in from the south affecting central england towards northern ireland by the early hours of tomorrow morning. quite warm and humid in the south, too, a little bit fresher further north. heading through monday and we're going to be seeing

they will be hit and miss, some heavier ones moving through the midlands and into south—east englandfternoon. an improving picture with more sunshine and warmth returning and if you miss those showers in western scotland, you should see highs of 20 degrees as well. through sunday night into monday morning, we do it all again as another frequent rash of showers potentially merging together for longer spells of rain, start to drift their way steadily northwards so as we go through the day on monday, we'll see a band of more persistent rain moving through northern england, northern ireland into central and southern scotland. once again behind it, a few isolated showers but more sunshine and warmth with highs of 23 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories... ten people have been killed in a mass shooting by a lone gunman at a grocery store in the us city of buffalo. we are investigating this incident as both a hate crime and a case of racially motivated, violent extremism. the 18—year—old suspect who drove for a number of hours to reach the supermarket has been taken i

cloud bubbling up through the course of the afternoon, could produce an isolated shower in the midlands, southcasionally in northern ireland, temperatures 10—22 degrees. pollen levels are high across much of england and wales today, but low or moderate across the rest of the uk. now, through this evening and overnight, there'll be some clear skies developing, which means we'll also see some patchy mist and fog, and a weather front bringing in heavier and more persistent rain across scotland and northern ireland. but with all this going on, it's not going to be a cold night. so as we head on into tomorrow, what you'll find is this weather front in scotland and northern ireland continues to sink southwards, and if anything, the rain to the west of the pennines turns that bit heavier, similarly so into north wales. behind that weather front, we see a return to bright spells, sunshine and showers, and ahead of it, after a sunny start, the cloud is going to continue to build across southern england. temperatures, 11—21 degrees. now through the course of friday evening and overnight, that weather fr

going to move its way south out of scotland and northern ireland, with sunny spells and a few showers following into northern england, wales at first and then parts of the midlandsn left behind. because of their disabilities, they are not treated as human beings, they're only kept alive here and it's not a problem of this institution, it's the problem of a system. in the besieged port of mariupol — officials say russia has launched a major assault on the remaining ukrainian forces there. no escape from covid, for hong kong's poores, we meet those living in such crowded conditions, self—isoloation is almost impossible. amber heard takes the stand in the defamation trial brought

ireland, pushing eastward across northern england, and scraping into the far south of scotland, north wales, the north midlandshter skies to the northwest. blistery showers in scotland. to the south, some sunny spells and feeling warm, with temperatures up to 21 degrees, but the air gets cooler and cooler the further north you go and so in stornoway and lerwickjust 11 degrees. there'll be some fairly brisk, blistery winds making it feel quite chilly. now, through friday, the winds turn to more of a northwesterly direction. those winds will bring plenty of showers to northern and western scotland. there'll be one or two for northern ireland, the northwest of both england and wales, but otherwise, most of you will see some spells of sunshine. in the sunshine, not feeling bad again for the southern areas of uk — 20 in cardiff, 21 in london, feeling warm in the sunshine, but across the far northwest, a little on the cool side once again. now, for the weekend, high pressure is influencing our weather, but it is moving to the northwest of the uk, allowing these northerly winds to dive in. might well start off sunny