of the north sea, drier air and that's set to move into east anglia, southern england and the south midlands in the distribution of cloud as we head into sunday. now, the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland gets down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales, with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england, you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably west scotland and northern ireland will have the best of the

of the north sea, drier air and that's set to move into east anglia, southern england and the south midlandstion of cloud as we head into sunday. now the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland get down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably west scotland and northern ireland will have the best of the day's sunshine, othe

wales, with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlandsof southern england, you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here, we're close to the centre of high pressure, and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably west scotland and northern ireland that will have the best of the day's sunshine. otherwise, probably a little bit more in the way of cloud filtering down the north sea. so it could well be a cloudier picture across england, wales and eastern scotland through monday. tuesday, well, the high pressure is still there. however, this is a troughjust coming in from europe. and what that will do is it will thicken the cloud a little bit across southern areas, enough to bring some scattered showers in. so you might find a few patches of rain here, not expecting anything to be particularly heavy, whereas the weather should be drier, with the best of any sunshine again for west

of the north sea, drier air and that's set to move into east anglia, southern england and the south midlandssunday. now the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland get down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably west scotland and northern ireland will have the best of the day's sunshine, otherwise probably a little bit mo

of the north sea, drier air and that's set to move into east anglia, southern england and the south midlandsarest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland gets down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales, with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england, you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably west scotland and northern ireland that will have the best of the day's sunshine, otherwise probably a little bit more in the w

of the north sea, drier air and that's set to move into east anglia, southern england and the south midlandsn the distribution of cloud as we head into sunday. now the clearest of the skies over the next few hours across southern areas of england, southern wales, scotland, northern ireland and perhaps parts of western england, there'll be quite a widespread frost. the lowest temperatures, west scotland get down to about minus five degrees. so it will be a cold start, but extensive cloud will continue to feed in across northern england, the north midlands, north wales with some light showers coming in from the north sea, whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern england you should have more in the way of sunshine compared with yesterday. the other place that will do quite well for sunshine, west scotland and maybe northern ireland, because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably west scotland and northern ireland will have the best of the day's

whereas across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southernr place that will do quite well for sunshine — west scotland may be northern ireland because here we're close to the centre of high pressure and that high pressure continues to build in on monday. so again, it's probably where scotland and northern ireland will have the best of the day's sunshine, otherwise probably a little bit more in the way of cloud filtering down the north sea. on into tuesday's forecast, well, the high pressure is still there, however, this is a trough just coming in from europe and what that will do is it will thicken the cloud up a little bit across southern areas, enough to bring some scattered showers in. so you might find a few patches of rain here, not expecting anything to be particularly heavy. whereas the weather should be drier with the best of any sunshine, again, for west scotland and for northern ireland, temperatures continue to be quite close to average really for the time of year and with the high pressure staying close by the british isles really

where is across east anglia, the south midlands, probably southern wales and definitely most of southern were close to the centre of high pressure for the high pressure continues to build on monday so again where scotland will have the best of the sunshine. otherwise probably a little more in the way of cloud filtering down the north sea as it could well be a generally cloudier picture across england and wales in eastern scotland as we move through monday. tuesday, high pressure so they however this is a trough coming in from europe. it will thicken the cloud up a little bit across southern areas, enough to bring some scattered showers in. you may find a few patches of regnier, not expecting anything in particular the cloud up a little bit across southern areas, enough to bring some scattered showers in. you may find a few patches of regnier, not expecting anything physically heavy, where is the weather should be dried with the best of any sunshine in west scotland and northern ireland. temperatures continue to be close to average for the time year. with a high pressure staying close by

but further south, midlands southwards, it'll be round about 13—14 celsius. and then friday.be gusting 60—70mph on exposed coasts. so here's that low pressure, then, early in the morning but swiftly, come the afternoon, it should move out into the north sea and then another low pressure comes in behind it. so this is the early morning — really very strong winds, particularly across scotland, but a risk of gales further south too. certainly east of the pennines, it could be very gusty. i don't think it's going to be a gale force in the south, but certainly breezy enough. with that, it's still relatively mild. this is again subtropical air. temperatures around 1a in the south, but a little bit colder in the north. the next low pressure arrives on saturday, so you get the picture. it is going to be quite a changeable weekend, with low pressure systems moving off the atlantic, but in the south, we keep that mild source of air from the southern climes, so it's never going to get cold. but in the north of scotland, particularly across the hills and the mountains, it could be cold e

and there north of scotland is in the colder air seizure temperatures into single figures the south midlandsthern parts of the k a risk of gales gusting to 60 maybe 70 miles an hour on exposed coast. low pressure early in the morning swiftly come the afternoon it should move out into the north sea. 0ther nora —— low pressure comes in behind it. early morning strong winds across scotland but a risk of gales further south certainly east of the pennines it could be gusty. i don't think it will be ake gale force in the south but certainly breezy enough. with that it is still relatively mild again subtropical air temperatures around 1a and south with a little bit colder in the north. then the next low pressure arrives on saturday see get the picture that is going to be quite a changeable weekend of low pressure systems. in off of the atlantic but in the south we keep that mild source of air from the southern climes so it will never get cold. in the north of scotland particularly across the hills and mountains it could be cold enough for a little bit of sleet and snow. you could see a change in wi

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few breaks, come the afternoon you are most likely to have some sunshine around east anglia, south east, midlandsthe east of the pennines, but to the north—west we expect some rain later in the evening, and the east in the late afternoon, belfast, glasgow, edinburgh should have at least some rain. and again mild, perhaps even 14 degrees in the south. this weather front as it makes its journey tomorrow evening, saturday night, eventually it will fizzle out because there is high pressure in the south of the country, it squeezes out the fronts, the air sinks, and any rainfall in that high on sunday, really strong area of high pressure. when high pressure becomes a strong and dominant it dominant it means it doesn't tend to budge, doesn't shift, and it drives our weather for quite some time. you can see the wind is blowing around the centre of the high pressure, but within it the winds are light. even though the temperatures take a bit of a drop on sunday, single figures, the winds will be very light. there is a little bit of a month to the sunshine now so it is going to feel pleasant. i talked about

bit more fog around, i suspect tonight compared to last night across parts of south wales, the south midlands, minus two, minus three. that's townsend cities. whereas further north cloud , more north with more cloud, more breeze, as here breeze, it won't be as here we'll be a little bit grey and damp across the west of northern ireland and the highlands. first thing on tuesday morning, that band of thick of cloud, the old spot of drizzle, trying to push woods for england. wales will have that fog could a while have that fog could take a while to certainly likely to to clear certainly likely to stick through rush stick around through the rush hour dry fine and hour but then it's dry fine and sunny day, perhaps a little cloudier over northern england. and cloud, of course, and thicker cloud, of course, southern scotland and northern ireland that ireland from what was that weather but it's really weather from. but it's really fizzling as it pushes fizzling out as it pushes southwards. the old southwards. maybe the old spot of drizzle there during of drizzle here and there during tuesday southwes

and in fact, as it makes itsjourney further south, it will mostly fizzle out by the time it reaches, say, the peak district, and also wales and the midlandswill not be getting rainfall tomorrow. now the big area of high pressure will stick around for a few days, it's also an intense area of high pressure — so strong, really anchoring itself across the uk, light winds. we're right in the centre of that high pressure, and you can see the winds blowing around it. so here in the centre, with the light winds and sunny skies, it will actually feel quite pleasant. even though the temperatures are going to be a little bit lower — i think we're talking about eight celsius for most of us — it should feel fairly pleasant. now the high pressure isn't going away anywhere in a hurry — it does mean, though, that we could have some misty, foggy mornings into next week. and of course, with clear skies and light winds, that does mean a touch of frost first thing, as well, across many parts of the uk into next week. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the united states says it will provid

down towards the south of the uk once again we will see fog developing, perhaps more widespread than last night, parts of wales and the midlandsds the south of england, the stripe of cloud sitting in place across parts of northern ireland, southern scotland on the far north of england but there will be a frosted seven parts, perhaps down to —5 or six in places. up to the north—west, something quite different, a weather front and strengthening winds ahead of that. with the light winds towards parts of southern england and wales some of the fog could stick around for a good part of tomorrow but lots of sunshine for england and wales. northern ireland and scotland seeing more cloudy from the west, the odd spot of drizzle and heavier rain into the far north of scotland. just before that some very strong and gusty winds, up to 75 mph in north—west scotland. winds far lighter further south and east and temperatures generally between seven and ten. through wednesday night and into thursday this weather front will weaken quite significantly, not much rain getting in to the south and probably not so much fog on thursday morning, some w

tuesday morning we could see dense fog affecting parts of east anglia, the south—east, the south—east, the midlandsmind if you're planning to travel on tuesday. it should clear then clears offs sunshine, by cloud and patchy rain into parts of northern ireland and western scotland. this system likely to move in from the west quite erratically and there is uncertainty about how quickly it will make its move but there is the chance, certainly the increasing chance of rain pushing from the west towards the east as we head through the day on wednesday. eastern parts of england likely to stay dry and it's another mild day, nine to 13 degrees. 0nce another mild day, nine to 13 degrees. once that fund has pushed through, that opens the door for further weather systems from the atlantic so there will be further outbreaks of rain on thursday, perhaps a chilly enough in the north of scotland for wintry showers but generally speaking it is another mild day. further ahead through friday and into next weekend, you can see further frontal systems will push in from the atlantic so there will be further outbreaks o

but further south, midlands southwards, it'll be round about 13—14 celsius. and then friday. to get cold. but in the north of scotland, particularly across the hills and the mountains, it could be cold enough for a little bit of sleet and snow. you can see a change in the wind direction there, it's coming in more from the north, so those temperatures will dip little bit, particularly in the northern isles, around six celsius. in the south, still around is—ili, so above the average for the time of year, which is closer to around 8—9 across central parts of the uk. now, sunday, it does look as though things will settle down, high pressure will build and temperatures will hover around about 10—12 celsius, so maybe a shade cooler. ok, let's have a look at the outlook further ahead, and high pressure still dominating the weather across the south of the country, briefly we'll see incursions of weather systems in the north of scotland, but on the whole, i think into next week it does look as though high pressure will start to build once again across the uk. you can actually see that

and to the south across the midlands and east anglia and that sunshine is punctuating the cloud elsewheret the rain is with us in the north, drizzly with hill fog in some western areas around the coast. but where we have the sunshine, already 14 where we have the sunshine, already 1a and 15, so we could see 16 in a few spots throughout the afternoon. overnight come up with all that cloud around and the breeze, it is blowing a gale across the shetland isles. it will ease, but more cloud as the weather front pushes north and another approaches. all in all, it should stay relatively mild, 5 or 6 despite halls in the cloud. tomorrow, there will be halls in the cloud, but probably different areas seeing sunshine and with the cloud quite thick, it could be drizzly with mist and helpful. this weather front is looming and pushing heavier rain in later in the day and it looks like a wetter day for the northern isles. temperatures 13 or 14 with northern isles. temperatures 13 or 1a with the brighter breaks. it is behind the weather front we get a change in how it feels. yes, we get that cold northe

bit more fog around, i suspect, tonight compared last night across parts of south wales, the south midlandsland , two minus southern england, two minus three. that's towns and cities , three. that's towns and cities, whereas further with more whereas further north with more cloud will it won't be cloud will breeze, it won't be as here we'll be a little bit grey and damp across the west, northern ireland and the highlands first thing on tuesday morning that of thick of cloud, the old spot of drizzle, trying to push southwards for england. wales will that fog could wales will have that fog could take while to clear certainly take a while to clear certainly likely through likely to stick around through the hour but then the rush hour but then it's a dry fine and sunny day, perhaps a little cloudier over england and thicker cloud of southern scotland northern ireland scotland and northern ireland from what was that weather front. but it's really fizzling out as it pushes southward. maybe drizzle maybe the odd spot of drizzle here and there during tuesday evening southwest evening across southwe

midlands. east anglia and the south—east stay dry on wednesday, not quite as mild as tomorrow fresh in the north showers later. on thursday, some rain in england and wales but by friday, heavy rain is followed by some widespread gales. thanks, matt. and that's bbc news at six on monday the 13th february. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday — liverpool needs to save their season, everton fighting to stay up. which way will the merseyside derby go tonight? more mistakes are weighed over the weekend. the marvel of garble, the six tier side take on the scottish cup quarterfinals. also coming up in the programme — england make it to wins after two, aberdeen women's world cup. more allegations are made against the welsh rugby union as the investigation into its toxic culture begins. good evening. what would liverpool and everton give for a win tonight at anfield? the

across northern england, and scotland, south—west scotland and north—west england likely to brighten up a little through the afternoon. northern ireland, wales, the midlandssunshine, often some quite large amounts of cloud, but temperatures as high as 13—14 celsius. and we will start the weekend in that mild air. again, quite a lot of cloud around, some sunny spells. however, this band of cloud and rain will be sinking its way southwards and eastwards, and that will bring a change, because that is associated with a cold front, you can tell that from the blue triangles here, and behind that, as the name suggests, the air is set to turn colder for sunday. but at the same time, we see this strong area of high pressure building its way across the uk. so while it will feel chillier on sunday, it should look brighter. remember, when you look at our maps and you don't see cloud, that is where we are expecting sunshine, and there should be plenty of it on sunday. bit of cloud perhaps lingering in the far south—west of england and in the far north of scotland. temperatures down a little, but 8—9 celsius, that's certainly isn't anything unusually cold for this time

and in fact, as it makes itsjourney further south, it will mostly fizzle out by the time it reaches, say, the peak district, and also wales and the midlandsow the big area of high pressure will stick around for a few days, it's also an intense area of high pressure — so strong, really anchoring itself across the uk, light winds. we're right in the centre of that high pressure, and you can see the winds blowing around it. so here in the centre, with the light winds and sunny skies, it will actually feel quite pleasant. even though the temperatures are going to be a little bit lower — i think we're talking about eight celsius for most of us — it should feel fairly pleasant. now the high pressure isn't going away anywhere in a hurry — it does mean, though, that we could have some misty, foggy mornings into next week. and of course, with clear skies and light winds, that does mean a touch of frost first thing, as well, across many parts of the uk into next week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a spy in the sky or a wayward weather balloon? the us and china diplomatic row escalates with th

may see the cloud breaking in wales, the south west, later the midlands, showers keep going here.celsius or so. cooler winds will continue as we head into thursday. these weather fronts will bring some wet and windy weather across the far north. but we�*ve still got some cloud and some rain to clear away from southern parts of england. that cloud could be rather slow to break up. other parts of england and wales, though, will see some sunshine. scotland, northern ireland will turn more cloudy. wetter, windy weather coming into the far north of scotland. temperatures could make double figures in scotland and northern ireland. it�*s going to be another cool day for england and wales with temperatures around 8—9 celsius. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i�*m karishma vaswani. the headlines. two presidents, and two versions of history. the american and russian leaders clash over the conflict in ukraine. translation: to defend our historical lands and liquidate | the threat of the neo—nazi regime, we launched a special operation. we are seeing again today what the peo

northern ireland, wales, the midlands, the south of england seeing spells of sunshine.her mile day to come on saturday. 0n mild. another mile day to come on saturday. on sunday it will feel colder but much brighter. this is bbc news. the headlines: the bank of england announces its interest rate increase from 3.5 to 4% — in a bid to tackle soaring prices. the uk government confims an independent statutory inquiry into the 1998 0magh bombing — the biggest single atrocity in northern ireland's troubles. the northern ireland secretary made a statement in the house of commons. the inquiry will focus on the grounds that the court held is given rise to plausible arguments that the bombing could have been prevented, and the inquiry will also need to take account of the findings of previous investigations to avoid duplication.

well turn a bit brighter with some sunshine, but again, some showers for wales, the south west and later the midlandsround nine celsius or so. now we've got cooler weather because we're changing the wind direction. instead of that very mild south—westerly that we started the week with, it's more of a north westerly wind turning northerly across england and wales as we head into thursday. around the top of that area of high pressure, some weather fronts will bring some wetter, windy weather across the north, but we've still got some rain to clearfrom overnight across southern parts of england. that cloud could be very slow to break up, other parts of england, of wales seeing some sunshine, more cloud coming into scotland and northern ireland, wet and windy weather coming into the far north of scotland. temperatures could make double figures in scotland and northern ireland, but it's chilly 8—9 celsius for england and wales. that high pressure is not really dominating just yet. instead, we've got this weather front, an area of low pressure sliding down through the north sea. now, there's not going to b

south where we will have had a few clear spells. so lots of cloud first thing, but clouds will break to give way to sunny spells, maybe to the east of the high ground around the midlandsts of the country. but where the clouds persist, more typically around 11 to 13 degrees. so that's monday. how about tuesday? a weather front is approaching which will introduce eventually colder air, but it's still to the west of us. we're ahead of it and ahead of it. we've got that south—westerly airstream and a lot of cloud around on tuesday and the cloud will be thick. i don't think there'll be many sunny spells developing on tuesday. temperatures still managing to reach around 11 to 13 degrees celsius. and then a change happens on wednesday. a cold front sweeps across the country and pushes the milder air towards the east. but it's not desperately cold air. in fact, we're expecting the temperatures to return to the seasonal norm. so, yes, it's a northerly from a cold direction, but it's not all that cold. i think it's going to feel colder because of the cloud and the rain and the stronger wind on the north sea. so the temperatures even as high as ten degrees in one or two spots. a

south where we will have had a few clear spells. so, lots of cloud first thing but clouds will break to give way to sunny spells, maybe to the east of the high ground around the midlandsclouds persist, more typically around 11—13 degrees. so, that's monday. how about tuesday? a weather front is approaching which will introduce, eventually, colder air but it's still to the west of us — we're ahead of it — and ahead of it, we've got that south—westerly airstream and a lot of cloud around on tuesday, and the cloud will be thick — i don't think there'll be many sunny spells developing on tuesday. temperatures still managing to reach around 11—13 degrees celsius. and then, a change happens on wednesday. a cold front sweeps across the country and pushes the milder air towards the east, but it's not desperately cold air — in fact, we're expecting the temperatures to return to the seasonal norm so, yes, it's a northerly from a cold direction but it's not all that cold. i think it's going to feel colder because of the cloud and the rain and the stronger wind on the north sea, so the temperatures even as high as ten degrees in one or two spots and, yes, there is a chance of a f

patchy rain further south, also affecting parts of northern ireland and northern england. but the best of the sunshine will be found across the midlandses 9 to 12, maybe 13 degrees in the eastern side of scotland. and this area of high pressure will still be with us, just to the south or south—east as we head in to the weekend. where winds are light, close to the centre of the high, we could well have some mist and fog patches around on saturday morning, across parts of wales, central and southern parts of england. further north and west, northern ireland and scotland will see some quite large areas of cloud at times. sunshine i think in short supply on saturday, but temperatures 11, 12 or 13 degrees, so feeling very mild indeed for the time of year. now, into sunday, again we could start off with some mist and fog patches in the south, some cloud rolling around the north—west of the uk, but some spells of sunshine, and still that mild feel, 9 to 12, maybe 13 degrees. now, as we head in to the start of next week, this area of high pressure will still be with us. it does start to drift a little further eastwards, a bit more of a breeze

and in fact, as it makes itsjourney further south, it will mostly fizzle out by the time it reaches, say, the peak district, and also wales and the midlandsgetting rainfall tomorrow. now the big area of high pressure will stick around for a few days, it's also an intense area of high pressure — so strong, really anchoring itself across the uk, light winds. we're right in the centre of that high pressure, and you can see the winds blowing around it. so here in the centre, with the light winds and sunny skies, it will actually feel quite pleasant. even though the temperatures are going to be a little bit lower — i think we're talking about eight celsius for most of us — it should feel fairly pleasant. now the high pressure isn't going away anywhere in a hurry — it does mean, though, that we could have some misty, foggy mornings into next week. and of course, with clear skies and light winds, that does mean a touch of frost first thing, as well, across many parts of the uk into next week. this is bbc world news. i'm lukwesa burak. the top stories today. america's secretary of state postpones a visit to beijing after china claims a balloon fl

south where we will have had a few clear spells. so, lots of cloud first thing but clouds will break to give way to sunny spells, maybe to the east of the high ground around the midlandsactually reach 16 degrees celsius in eastern parts of the country but where the clouds persist, more typically around 11—13 degrees. so, that's monday. how about tuesday? a weather front is approaching which will introduce, eventually, colder air but it's still to the west of us — we're ahead of it — and ahead of it, we've got that south—westerly airstream and a lot of cloud around on tuesday, and the cloud will be thick — i don't think there'll be many sunny spells developing on tuesday. temperatures still managing to reach around 11—13 degrees celsius. and then, a change happens on wednesday. a cold front sweeps across the country and pushes the milder air towards the east, but it's not desperately cold air — in fact, we're expecting the temperatures to return to the seasonal norm so, yes, it's a northerly from a cold direction but it's not all that cold. i think it's going to feel colder because of the cloud and the rain and the stronger wind on the north sea, so the temperatures ev

south where we will have had a few clear spells. so, lots of cloud first thing but clouds will break to give way to sunny spells, maybe to the east of the high ground around the midlandst where the clouds persist, more typically around 11—13 degrees. so, that's monday. how about tuesday? a weather front is approaching which will introduce, eventually, colder air but it's still to the west of us — we're ahead of it — and ahead of it, we've got that south—westerly airstream and a lot of cloud around on tuesday, and the cloud will be thick — i don't think there'll be many sunny spells developing on tuesday. temperatures still managing to reach around 11—13 degrees celsius. and then, a change happens on wednesday. a cold front sweeps across the country and pushes the milder air towards the east, but it's not desperately cold air — in fact, we're expecting the temperatures to return to the seasonal norm so, yes, it's a northerly from a cold direction but it's not all that cold. i think it's going to feel colder because of the cloud and the rain and the stronger wind on the north sea, so the temperatures even as high as ten degrees in one or two spots and, yes, there is a c

well turn a bit brighter with some sunshine, but again, some showers for wales, the south west and later the midlandslly around nine celsius or so. now we've got cooler weather because we're changing the wind direction. instead of that very mild south—westerly that we started the week with, it's more of a north westerly wind turning northerly across england and wales as we head into thursday. around the top of that area of high pressure, some weather fronts will bring some wetter, windy weather across the north, but we've still got some rain to clearfrom overnight across southern parts of england. that cloud could be very slow to break up, other parts of england, of wales seeing some sunshine, more cloud coming into scotland and northern ireland, wet and windy weather coming into the far north of scotland. temperatures could make double figures in scotland and northern ireland, but it's chilly 8—9 celsius for england and wales. that high pressure is not really dominating just yet. instead, we've got this weather front, an area of low pressure sliding down through the north sea. now, there's not going

well turn a bit brighter with some sunshine, but again, some showers for wales, the south west and later the midlandsrection. instead of that very mild south—westerly that we started the week with, it's more of a north westerly wind turning northerly across england and wales as we head into thursday. around the top of that area of high pressure, some weather fronts will bring some wetter, windy weather across the north, but we've still got some rain to clear from overnight across southern parts of england. that cloud could be very slow to break up, other parts of england, of wales seeing some sunshine, more cloud coming into scotland and northern ireland, wet and windy weather coming into the far north of scotland. temperatures could make double figures in scotland and northern ireland, but it's chilly 8—9 celsius for england and wales. that high pressure is not really dominating just yet. instead, we've got this weather front, an area of low pressure sliding down through the north sea. now, there's not going to be much rain left on that weather front. it's a band of cloud, most of the rain dying out

well turn a bit brighter with some sunshine, but again, some showers for wales, the south west and later the midlandses typically around nine celsius or so. now we've got cooler weather because we're changing the wind direction. instead of that very mild south—westerly that we started the week with, it's more of a north westerly wind turning northerly across england and wales as we head into thursday. around the top of that area of high pressure, some weather fronts will bring some wetter, windy weather across the north, but we've still got some rain to clearfrom overnight across southern parts of england. that cloud could be very slow to break up, other parts of england, of wales seeing some sunshine, more cloud coming into scotland and northern ireland, wet and windy weather coming into the far north of scotland. temperatures could make double figures in scotland and northern ireland, but it's chilly 8—9 celsius for england and wales. that high pressure is not really dominating just yet. instead, we've got this weather front, an area of low pressure sliding down through the north sea. now, there's

well turn a bit brighter with some sunshine, but again, some showers for wales, the south west and later the midlandsne celsius or so. now we've got cooler weather because we're changing the wind direction. instead of that very mild south—westerly that we started the week with, it's more of a north westerly wind turning northerly across england and wales as we head into thursday. around the top of that area of high pressure, some weather fronts will bring some wetter, windy weather across the north, but we've still got some rain to clearfrom overnight across southern parts of england. that cloud could be very slow to break up, other parts of england, of wales seeing some sunshine, more cloud coming into scotland and northern ireland, wet and windy weather coming into the far north of scotland. temperatures could make double figures in scotland and northern ireland, but it's chilly 8—9 celsius for england and wales. that high pressure is not really dominating just yet. instead, we've got this weather front, an area of low pressure sliding down through the north sea. now, there's not going to be much r

and in fact, as it makes itsjourney further south, it will mostly fizzle out by the time it reaches, say, the peak district, and also wales and the midlandsll tomorrow. now the big area of high pressure will stick around for a few days, it's also an intense area of high pressure — so strong, really anchoring itself across the uk, light winds. we're right in the centre of that high pressure, and you can see the winds blowing around it. so here in the centre, with the light winds and sunny skies, it will actually feel quite pleasant. even though the temperatures are going to be a little bit lower — i think we're talking about eight celsius for most of us — it should feel fairly pleasant. now the high pressure isn't going away anywhere in a hurry — it does mean, though, that we could have some misty, foggy mornings into next week. and of course, with clear skies and light winds, that does mean a touch of frost first thing, as well, across many parts of the uk into next week. a diplomatic row with china — over claims and denials of spying. seen at high altitude over montana, the balloon was being used for intelligence purposes, according to u