of england and wales join north of england. further southf england and walesjoin up north of england. further south of england and wales join up with some sunshine and feeling pleasantly warm. 0vernight tonight the weather front pushing down into the north of england and wales. to the south of that sum drier weather, showers back in the north west of scotland and temperatures between ten, 14 degrees. tomorrow the band of rain changes direction moving back north so we changes direction moving back north so we have another helping of wet weather for scotland and northern ireland. further south some showers around particular across wales but otherwise the driest weather towards the south—east with temperatures up to 25 tomorrow afternoon. high pressure in europe moves further east and that is key to allowing a change in the wind direction and we start to get some warm air pulling in across the british isles. the change in fortunes starts to take place on friday. it could start off quite cloudy but increasingly sunny skies working in is the rain

england the best of the sunshine, and dry weather through the midlands and eastern england. strong, gusty west to southratures but sunday is probably going to feel quite similar to saturday. as we head into the beginning of next week, we still have an area of low pressure but it is starting to move away from scotland slowly but surely, the winds beginning to ease down a bit as well. there will still be a focus of heavy showers across scotland and northern ireland, and a few scattered showers coming into england and wales, always heavier further north. some spells of sunshine around again and those temperatures are still 16 degrees in the central belt, to a high of 21 or so in the south—east of england. further into next week, we will find some spells of sunshine. warm in the sunshine, temperatures not particularly impressive for the time of year, there will be some showery bursts of rain, mainly in the north and west, the winds, though, should be lighter. some spells of sunshine around again and those temperatures are still 16 degrees in the central belt, to a high of 21 or so in the south—east of engl

, particularly the south—east and into east anglia. morning across the south of englandso that could be around for the rush hour but hopefully there will be a lot of dry and fine weather to be found, a little bit of morning mist. we will still have showers for parts of northern england. not as prevalent as today but still around and more showers pep up for northern ireland in western scotland through the day. but it actually does look drier for the bulk of central and southern scotland bar the odd shower towards the west. and the showers do tend to ease somewhat across the north of england. so it's a drier day for most of us. the winds are lighter. again the sun will shine between the showers but it won't be warm. temperatures will be below average for the first time in some considerable time. it is a showery week but wednesday at the moment is looking wet and potentially very windy again and it looks like england and wales will bear the brunt of that rather autumnal looking weather once again. however that's a few days off and we will keep you updated. there's more onli

across the south of england, meanwhile, we have this wiggling weather front that is going to be heading scraping its way across the south of england before turning north, bringing rain potentially into parts of east anglia and south—east england, but for the time being, it is a largely dry picture across england and wales, only isolated showers. the majority of the downpours working in across scotland and northern ireland where they will continue to be through the rest of the night time. there is that rain working into south—east england, probably getting into a good part of east anglia as well for a time overnight, with clearer skies elsewhere across england and wales but the threat of a few showers in the west, showers continuing to feed in on the blustery winds in scotland and northern ireland, overnight temperatures between 11—14 degrees. on sunday, there is this wave on the weather front to start with, bringing rain to east anglia and south—east england. that will clear out of the way, and with low pressure close by to the north—west of scotland, again, this is where we will see th

across the south of england, meanwhile, we have this wiggling weather front that is going to be headingouth of england before turning north, bringing rain potentially into parts of east anglia and south—east england, but for the time being, it is a largely dry picture across england and wales, only isolated showers. the majority of the downpours working in across scotland and northern ireland where they will continue to be through the rest of the night time. there is that rain working into south—east england, probably getting into a good part of east anglia as well for a time overnight, with clearer skies elsewhere across england and wales but the threat of a few showers in the west, showers continuing to feed in on the blustery winds in scotland and northern ireland, overnight temperatures between 11—14 degrees. on sunday, there is this wave on the weather front to start with, bringing rain to east anglia and south—east england. that will clear out of the way, and with low pressure close by to the north—west of scotland, again, this is where we will see the lion's share of the showers

across the south of england, meanwhile, we have this wiggling weather front that is going to be headingally into parts of east anglia and south—east england, but for the time being, it is a largely dry picture across england and wales, only isolated showers. the majority of the downpours working in across scotland and northern ireland where they will continue to be through the rest of the night time. there is that rain working into south—east england, probably getting into a good part of east anglia as well for a time overnight, with clearer skies elsewhere across england and wales but the threat of a few showers in the west, showers continuing to feed in on the blustery winds in scotland and northern ireland, overnight temperatures between 11—14 degrees. on sunday, there is this wave on the weather front to start with, bringing rain to east anglia and south—east england. that will clear out of the way, and with low pressure close by to the north—west of scotland, again, this is where we will see the lion's share of the showers on sunday, some of them turning heavy and thundery, and sho

here we go with evening, the rain comes rolling in from the south—west, a wet enter of the night to the south—west of england the south—west of england. motor to hear the couch, quite chilly to the north—east into wednesday, three 01’ the north—east into wednesday, three orfourin the north—east into wednesday, three orfour in some more rural spot in scotland. the wet weather really rolls the way through england and wales on wednesday, more scattered shallots for scotland and northern ireland with better drier spells for the majority of the day and really heavy, potentially thundery reign for the midlands and eastern england wednesday afternoon, further north, the system rolls across northern ireland and scotland through the evening, wet weather arriving then. another day off, fingers crossed, thursday, wetter weather pulls away to the east, still some showers rolling around and much lighter winds as well. temperatures still fairly average, high teens or low 20s. after your day off, you know what is coming, another area of low pressure planning from the atlantic, strong winds, heavy rain sticking around into

coming in across southern england, then across wales, the midlands, across lincolnshire and east anglia, giving those temperatures a boost, up to a high of 27 degrees or so in the southnearer 20 or 21 celsius. for the second day of the test match at headingley, it looks like it should be a dry day this time but for most of the day, i think there'll be a lot of cloud around. cloud only really breaks up later on in the evening session. we've got the cloudier skies then and they will continue with the clearance coming in from the south. but we've still got a bit of rain threatening the far north—west of scotland, perhaps northern ireland as well. if we look at the temperatures by the time we get into the weekend and again, they're sitting at 14 or 15 degrees. but it continues to heat up during this weekend because we've got warmer air coming in around that area of high pressure, and pushing its way northwards. still, that weather front is hanging around in the north—west corner of the uk and it threatens to bring one or two more showers into the north—west of scotland for a while and perhaps even across westernmost parts of northern ireland. elsewhere across northern ar

england the best of the sunshine, and dry weather through the midlands and eastern england. strong, gusty west to southay. as we head into the beginning of next week, we still have an area of low pressure but it is starting to move away from scotland slowly but surely, the winds beginning to ease down a bit as well. there will still be a focus of heavy showers across scotland and northern ireland, and a few scattered showers coming into england and wales, always heavier further north. some spells of sunshine around again and those temperatures are still 16 degrees in the central belt, to a high of 21 or so in the south—east of england. further into next week, we will find some spells of sunshine. warm in the sunshine, temperatures not particularly impressive for the time of year, there will be some showery bursts of rain, mainly in the north and west, the winds, though, should be lighter. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with steph mcgovern and charlie stayt. our headlines today: the police officer killed a week before his honeymoon — detectives continue to question ten people. labour warns of a ret

england the best of the sunshine, and dry weather through the midlands and eastern england. strong, gusty west to southhe temperatures but sunday is probably going to feel quite similar to saturday. as we head into the beginning of next week, we still have an area of low pressure but it is starting to move away from scotland slowly but surely, the winds beginning to ease down a bit as well. there will still be a focus of heavy showers across scotland and northern ireland, and a few scattered showers coming into england and wales, always heavier further north. some spells of sunshine around again and those temperatures are still 16 degrees in the central belt, to a high of 21 or so in the south—east of england. further into next week, we will find some spells of sunshine. warm in the sunshine, temperatures not particularly impressive for the time of year, there will be some showery bursts of rain, mainly in the north and west, the winds, though, should be lighter. this is bbc world news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: medical officials in new york say the death of the disgraced financier, jeffrey eps

coming in across southern england, then across wales, the midlands, across lincolnshire and east anglia, giving those temperatures a boost, up to a high of 27 degrees or so in the south where we hang on to more cloud, those temperatures will be nearer 20 or 21 celsius. for the second day of the test match at headingley, it looks like it should be a dry day this time but for most of the day, i think there'll be a lot of cloud around. cloud only really breaks up later on in the evening session. we've got the cloudier skies then and they will continue to push their way northwards, with the clearance coming in from the south. but we've still got a bit of rain threatening the far north—west of scotland, perhaps northern ireland as well. if we look at the temperatures by the time we get into the weekend and again, they're sitting at 14 or 15 degrees. but it continues to heat up during this weekend because we've got warmer air coming in around that area of high pressure, and pushing its way northwards. still, that weather front is hanging around in the north—west corner of the uk and it threatens to bring one or two more showers into the north—west of scotland for a while a

of the rain on wednesday. the winds also strengthening, particularly strong and gusty along the south coast of england.eland. but it will feel pretty cool, particularly where you‘ve got the showery rain. by the time we get to thursday, again, most the showers will have eased away. so a slightly drier window in the weather on thursday, some sunny spells, a few showers moving in from the north—west but many of us will avoid them. temperatures about 15—21 degrees on thursday but then things turn more unsettled as we look towards the end of the week. down to another area of low pressure moving in — that brings us some strong winds and some heavy rain by saturday. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. i‘m reged ahmad. our top stories: violent scenes as the tenth consecutive weekend of anti—government protests in hong kong come to a close. beijing warns britain not to interfere. and has medically it won‘t accept what it calls british meddling —— china has made it very clear. conspiracy theories around the death of billionaire sex offenderjeffrey epstein provoke more outrage in the united states. russia‘s president

of england and wales. clearer skies further south, the wind dropping and temperatures dropping as well. wns and cities. sunny start for many parts of england and wales in particular. some sunshine in between showers in northern ireland and scotland. showers pushing east over scotland into north—east england, down towards the wash and those showers may be heavy and thundery. very few showers coming into wales and the midlands. it may be dry over southern england, temperatures snaking up to 20 degrees but for many, a cool 15—17. further cloud coming into northern ireland bringing showers, pushing them east, with heavier showers over eastern scotland and north—east england fading away. some breaks in the cloud overnight as we move into monday. the start of the new week, it may start rather chilly in north—eastern scotland, temperatures only two or three degrees. going to replace the north—westerly breeze with a west to south—westerly wind from the atlantic again, around this area of high pressure, the weather fronts focusing some rain for northern england. a chilly start, some sunshine to s

of england. we have been looking at this cloud threatening wales and the south—west. ave sunny skies elsewhere. that heat continues to build north into scotland with the highest temperatures again through the midlands, eastern england and towards the south—east of england, probably more of the same on monday. this is bbc news. welcome, if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: as the amazon burns, brazil's president blames dry weather and above—average temperatures. he's authorised federal troops to fight the fires. low humidity and strong wind adds to the challenge as sometimes the fire can spread as fast 30 or a0 kilometres an hour. turmoil on global stock markets as donald trump slaps further tarrifs on chinese imports. one of a million children caught in the syrian conflict. we'll hear from the families trying to escape airstrikes in idlib. acknowledging scotland's ties to the slave trade — glasgow university promises to pay caribbean countries

still 30 in east anglia and south—east england, one more day of heat here. the mid—teens in south—west england, but they are lower than where we are at the moment. things cooling down this week but for today, the heat is on, it isa week but for today, the heat is on, it is a bank holiday. these people are quite cool at the moment in the swimming. then the bike ride and then the run. i think i will stay in this one place for now. go on, get in! good luck to everyone who hasn't started yet and we will see you later. the amazon rainforest is burning at a record rate. today there are hopes that world leaders may reach a deal on the best way to tackle the huge wildfires. so how urgent is it that an agreement is reached, and what difference could it make? joining us now from our london newsroom isjuman kubba from greenpeace. very greenpeace. good morning to you and thank you very good morning to you and thank you for your time this morning. first of all, we've been watching many of these pictures for several weeks now, give us a sense of how you see the scale of t

england and scotland later in the day. that rain could turn heavy and thundery. similar temperatures for most of us on sunday but probably dry across the south and east anglia, probably quite warm and muqqy' anglia, probably quite warm and muggy, temperatures in london maybe 26 or 27 degrees. but into next week, well, we are dominated by low pressure again which is not good news given how wet it has been, there is more wet weather to come and it will be quite breezy and cool and it will be quite breezy and cool and no showers —— and showers heavy at at times. that is all from us, have a very good afternoon. good afternoon. lunch on a day two of the first ashes test at edgbaston. joe root has had some luck as he steered england to a promising platform of 71 this morning as they chase down australia's 284. adam is there. just one wicket this morning, but lots of luck for england. welcome back to edgbaston, lots of people absorbing some of the sun after a really a re people absorbing some of the sun after a really are absorbing morning's cricket. not the drama of the opening day, but an absorbing contest nonetheless. as you say, england 71—1 at

of the weekend. still driest and warmest in the south—east of england. you are watching beyond 100 days. even with a brexit deal britain could go into recession. the chancellor says he is turbo—charging with 2.1 billion of new investment. the bank of england says it will do what it can to supportjobs and activity but if it comes to a new deal brexit there are limits. two front runners came under attack in the second night of democratic debates but they will still make it through to the next round. 12 new cases of ebola are reported every day in the democratic republic of congo. the world

england the best of the sunshine, and dry weather through the midlands and eastern england. strong, gusty west to southsaturday. as we head into the beginning of next week, we still have an area of low pressure but it is starting to move away from scotland slowly but surely, the winds beginning to ease down a bit as well. there will still be a focus of heavy showers across scotland and northern ireland, and a few scattered showers coming into england and wales, always heavier further north. some spells of sunshine around again and those temperatures are still 16 degrees in the central belt, to a high of 21 or so in the south—east of england. further into next week, we will find some spells of sunshine. warm in the sunshine, temperatures not particularly impressive for the time of year, there will be some showery bursts of rain, mainly in the north and west, the winds, though, should be lighter. this is bbc news. the headlines: a postmortem in new york city has determined that the death of the disgraced us financierjeffrey epstein was suicide by hanging. us media had earlier reported speculation that ep

england the best of the sunshine, and dry weather through the midlands and eastern england. strong, gusty west to southbut sunday is probably going to feel quite similar to saturday. as we head into the beginning of next week, we still have an area of low pressure but it is starting to move away from scotland slowly but surely, the winds beginning to ease down a bit as well. there will still be a focus of heavy showers across scotland and northern ireland, and a few scattered showers coming into england and wales, always heavier further north. some spells of sunshine around again and those temperatures are still 16 degrees in the central belt, to a high of 21 or so in the south—east of england. further into next week, we will find some spells of sunshine. warm in the sunshine, temperatures not particularly impressive for the time of year, there will be some showery bursts of rain, mainly in the north and west, the winds, though, should be lighter. this is bbc news. i'm ben bland. our top stories: suicide by hanging — the autopsy verdict on disgraced billionairejeffrey epstein, who was found dead in pri

again some hungry downpours, gusty winds, probably a few more showers in northern england, north wales, the south—west ofstern england. strong, gusty west— south—westerly winds, probably just taking the edge of the temperatures but sunday is going to probably feel quite similar to saturday. as we head into the beginning of next week, we still have an area of low pressure but it is starting to move away from scotla nd is starting to move away from scotland slowly but surely, when is beginning to ease down a bit as well. there will still be a focus of heavy showers across scotland and northern ireland, and a few scattered showers coming into england and wales, always heavier further north. spells of sunshine around again and those temperatures are still 16 degrees in the central belt, to hire 21 in the south—east of england. further into next week, we will find some spells of sunshine, warm in the sunshine, temperature is not particularly impressive at the time of year, will be some showery of rain, maybe in the north and west, the wind should be lighter. this is bbc news, the headlines. a post—mortem in n

this time around but over the weekend as it hots up, we may well find temperatures of 30 or 31 in the south—east of englandf high pressure, we've still got these atlantic breezes. we've still got a weather front in the north of scotla nd got a weather front in the north of scotland producing some rain but with those atlantic breezes, that's where we are seeing all this cloud around early in the morning and it's low enough to bring some mist and drizzle around some of those western hills. that should tend to lift in the cloud then in the rain initially happy towards the north—west corner of scotla nd happy towards the north—west corner of scotland will ease away and head up of scotland will ease away and head up towards the northern isles. across lincolnshire and east anglia in the afternoon. that will boost those temperatures up to a high of 27 in the south—east of england. and in the north, those temperatures are 20 or 21 celsius. the second day of the test match at headingley, it should be a dry day but for most of the day, a lot of cloud. it only really breaks up in the evening session. as we head into

england the best of the sunshine, and dry weather through the midlands and eastern england. strong, gusty west to south. as we head into the beginning of next week, we still have an area of low pressure but it is starting to move away from scotland slowly but surely, the winds beginning to ease down a bit as well. there will still be a focus of heavy showers across scotland and northern ireland, and a few scattered showers coming into england and wales, always heavier further north. some spells of sunshine around again and those temperatures are still 16 degrees in the central belt, to a high of 21 or so in the south—east of england. further into next week, we will find some spells of sunshine. warm in the sunshine, temperatures not particularly impressive for the time of year, there will be some showery bursts of rain, mainly in the north and west, the winds, though, should be lighter. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: medical officials in new york say the death of the disgraced financierjeffrey epstein was suicide. air travellers across the unites states are facing major delays a

of england and wales, mind you. probably not producing any showers and temperatures again, 11—111. there is the risk of one or two showers popping off from this cloud, for west wales and southere there should be a lot of sunshine again, light winds, that heat building further north into scotland with the sunshine in the north—west as well but again, the higher temperatures probably in the midlands, eastern england, 30 or 31 around the london area. on monday, while we‘ve got the risk of a shower, that too is reduced. still, a lot of uncertainty about monday. there could be one or two showers around but on the whole it looks like it‘s going to be dry and sunny. not quite as warm perhaps across western scotland and northern ireland, western fringes of england and wales, but the heat is still there towards the east and south—east and again, we could be close to 30 degrees. some uncertainty then through monday and into the beginning of next week. the threat of showers coming up from the south reduced. this weather front is going to bring rain into scotland and northern ireland slowly but surely, but still largely dry and warm in the south—east. this is bbc world news. i‘m reged

across the south of england meanwhile we have this weather front that will be heading in the next fewpicture across england and wales with only isolated showers. the majority of those downpours across scotland and northern ireland. the rain probably getting into parts of east anglia for a time overnight. clearer skies elsewhere across england and wales but still the threat of some showers in the west. your overnight temperatures between 11 and 1a degrees. for some date we have rain in east anglia and south—east england, but clears out of the way and then again we have heavy showers during sunday across scotland, some of those ten heavy and thundery. a few showers down towards south—west wales and south—west england, the driest weather probably because the midlands, east anglia, south—east england. into mandate the area of low pressure that has been with us through the weekend is drifting closer to norway. still bad weather front across parts of scotland and northern ireland bringing further heavy showers. and those reaching across parts of northern england and the north—west of wales.

of the uk. the showers we move south and east during the day, some may be heavy and possibly thundery. much of south wales and southern englandnd stay dry. around any showers, it is a cooler wind direction. while some may creep above 20 celsius, most of us may creep above 20 celsius, most of us went. this hello this is bbc news thousands of protestors have taken to the streets across the uk — to condemn borisjohnson‘s decision to suspend parliament. critics accuse the prime minister of trying to by—pass democracy. the chancellor, sajid javid, insists his relationship with borisjohnson is "fantastic", despite downing st abruptly firing one of his special advisers, sonia khan there's been renewed violence in hong kong — with pro—democracy protesters defying a ban on rallying. some activists threw petrol bombs, started fires and attacked the legislative council building and police fired tear gas and water cannon. a trial date is set for khalid sheikh mohammad — who is accused of playing a leading role in plotting the september iith attack. now on bbc news: as click passed 1000 episodes, they celebrated by creating the bbc‘s firs

england, clear skies follow. moves away from the south—east of will find most of the showers is coming into scotland and northern ireland. some heavier ones for western scotland. a few showers for western scotland. a few showers for england and wales. not many getting through to eastern areas, a good chance of staying dry. the savages backup to 21 or 22 degrees at best —— temperatures. notice the weather coming into the north—west of scotland. the low pressure close plate will be quite a wet weekend. there is the of that weather front returning to the south—east of england on saturday night. that should have cleared away by sunday morning. we are back into this sunshine and showers mix. maybe more showers across england and wales on sunday. again, the main focus will be for scotland and northern ireland. some of these heavy and thundery. the wind is picking up again on sunday, with fresh to strong winds, may be touching gale force in one or two places. that will make it bill kollar, puttick level scotla nd will make it bill kollar, puttick level

england the best of the sunshine, and dry weather through the midlands and eastern england. strong, gusty west to southo feel quite similar to saturday. as we head into the beginning of next week, we still have an area of low pressure but it is starting to move away from scotland slowly but surely, the winds beginning to ease down a bit as well. there will still be a focus of heavy showers across scotland and northern ireland, and a few scattered showers coming into england and wales, always heavier further north. some spells of sunshine around again and those temperatures are still 16 degrees in the central belt, to a high of 21 or so in the south—east of england. further into next week, we will find some spells of sunshine. warm in the sunshine, temperatures not particularly impressive for the time of year, there will be some showery bursts of rain, mainly in the north and west, the winds, 00:28:06,196 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 though, should be lighter. welcome to bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: medical officials in new york say the death of the disgraced financier, jeffrey epstein was su

throughout the night we had heavy showers affecting northern parts of england, some rain in the south—wests it should be dry with sunshine, just a few showers dotted around this afternoon, particularly in western scotland, still a few showers towards eastern parts of england and still one or two down towards cornwall and west devon. for most, as you can see, going to be dry and there will be sunshine, tart warmer than yesterday, maximum temperature is 17-21d than yesterday, maximum temperature is 17—21d in the south—east of england. through tonight, cloud increasing in the south—west, with that, or persistent rain slowly moving on, further north and east we keep clear skies and it will turn quite chilly tonight, in north—eastern areas, temperatures potentially 5—7d, not quite as cold further south and west, we've got cloud and rain moving its way in. a wet start to the day across the south—west, heavy rain spreading through wales, the midlands, into eastern parts of england, showers ahead of that in northern england, rain spreading into north—western scotla nd rain spreading into north—wes

coming in across southern england, then across wales, the midlands, across lincolnshire and east anglia, giving those temperatures a boost, up to a high of 27 degrees or so in the southd, those temperatures will be nearer 20 or 21 degrees celsius. for the second day of the test match at headingley, it looks like it should be a dry day this time but for most of the day, there will be a lot of cloud around. cloud only really breaks up later on in the evening session. we've got the cloudier skies then and they will continue to push away to push their way northwards with the clearance coming in from the south. we've still got a bit of rain threatening the far north—west of scotland, perhaps northern ireland as well. if we look at the temperatures by the time we get into the weekend and again, they are sitting at 1a or 15 degrees. but it continues to heat up during this weekend because it got got warmer air coming in around that area of high pressure, and pushing its way northwards. still that weather front is hanging around in the north—west corner of the uk and it threatens to bring one or two more showers into the north—west of scotland for a while and perhaps even acr

coming in across southern england, then across wales, the midlands, across lincolnshire and east anglia, giving those temperatures a boost, up to a high of 27 degrees or so in the south 21 celsius. for the second day of the test match at headingley, it looks like it should be a dry day this time but for most of the day, i think there'll be a lot of cloud around. cloud only really breaks up later on in the evening session. we've got the cloudier skies then and they will continue to push their way northwards, with the clearance coming in from the south. but we've still got a bit of rain threatening the far north—west of scotland, perhaps northern ireland as well. if we look at the temperatures by the time we get into the weekend and again, they're sitting at 1a or 15 degrees. but it continues to heat up during this weekend because we've got warmer air coming in around that area of high pressure, and pushing its way northwards. still, that weather front is hanging around in the north—west corner of the uk and it threatens to bring one 01’ two more showers into the north—west of scotland for a while and perhaps even across westernmost parts of northern ireland. elsewhere

coming in across southern england, then across wales, the midlands, across lincolnshire and east anglia, giving those temperatures a boost, up to a high of 27 degrees or so in the southmatch at headingley, it looks like it should be a dry day this time but for most of the day, i think there'll be a lot of cloud around. cloud only really breaks up later on in the evening session. we've got the cloudier skies then and they will continue to push their way northwards, with the clearance coming in from the south. but we've still got a bit of rain threatening the far north—west of scotland, perhaps northern ireland as well. if we look at the temperatures by the time we get into the weekend and again, they're sitting at 14 or 15 degrees. but it continues to heat up during this weekend because we've got warmer air coming in around that area of high pressure, and pushing its way northwards. still, that weather front is hanging around in the north—west corner of the uk and it threatens to bring one oi’ two more showers into the north—west of scotland for a while and perhaps even across westernmost parts of northern ireland. elsewhere across northern areas of the uk, there'll b

of the rain on wednesday. the winds also strengthening, particularly strong and gusty along the south coast of england.r slot for southern scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but it will feel pretty cool, particularly where you've got the showery rain. by the time we get to thursday, again, most the showers will have eased away. so a slightly drier window in the weather on thursday, some sunny spells, a few showers moving in from the north—west but many of us will avoid them. temperatures about 15—21 degrees on thursday but then things turn more unsettled as we look towards the end of the week. down to another area of low pressure moving in — that brings us some strong winds and some heavy rain by saturday. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: in hong kong, clearing up is underway after the tenth weekend of pro—democracy marches. according to local media, pro—democracy activists have accused the police of using undercover officers disguised as protestors to make arrests. there were violent scenes in several places. two petrol bombs were thrown and police baton—charged protestors. a p

weather out there today, a bit more clarity around them yesterday for the channel islands, parts of south—west englandwestern areas of wales. some of the cloud may push towards blackpool on the coast through this afternoon. high temperatures will be in the low 30s for eastern and south east england. it will be a part —— a hot day pretty much anywhere. fog patches developing along with more cloud across the western side of the uk tonight. temperatures write about the mid into tomorrow morning, there will be bad visibility and poker run, particularly in western parts of the uk. that will slowly improve. a lot of fine, hazy sunshine to come again. a shower possibility to caudal, rain pitching into the western isles, most of us will have a dry day in the sunshine. very hot. it will turn gradually cooler as we go through the week ahead. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... president trump and borisjohnson meet for a working breakfast at the g7 summit — with thepromise of "a very big trade deal" after brexit. we are going to do a fantastic deal. once we clear up some of the obstacles onc

of england as well. more cloud arriving for the rest of the uk, south—east england will state largely drive. south and south—east you are, you may see very little rain at all. the chance for heavy burst in the north of scotland. temperatures into the first part of the week are recovering a few degrees, 23 shown up recovering a few degrees, 23 shown upfor recovering a few degrees, 23 shown up for norwich and london. but they will come down again, a cold front moving into wednesday. wednesday's where there is a bit of a repeat of the sunday, a few showers, some may be heavy and thundery. for most of us, temperatures are in the mid to upper teens. pictures into thursday, there is a large area of pressure in there is a large area of pressure in the atlantic tries to bulge in towards us. inclined to be rather settled when we see that, that may be the case on thursday, but there are still able different to scotland so are still able different to scotland so they may be a few or spells of rain around here. much of england and wales are staying dry. right at the end of the week, high—pressure is poi

similar conditions expected today for much of the south—east of england, east anglia and central andnerally coolerfor much of western isles and are generally cooler for much of scotland, northern ireland and for wales. heat hangs on in south—east england. now, on monday night an uncomfortable night‘s sleep again for many. towards the east, the showers are pushing their way into parts of wales, heavy and thundery uptimes. the rain is now over northern ireland. some spells of heavy rain, some wet weather here as we head into tomorrow morning. the weather front continues its journey eastwards, there will also be some heavy, thundery showers tomorrow. tracking north eastwards, generally cloudier and cooler. the heat and sunshine will last towards the south—east of england, temperatures nudging 30 degrees. hello, this is bbc news with carrie gracie. the headlines... the international response to the devastating amazon fires the g7 looks to make an emergency deal to help tackle the crisis.

of the rain on wednesday. the winds also strengthening, particularly strong and gusty along the south coast of england.think a drier slot for southern scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but it will feel pretty cool, particularly where you've got the showery rain. by the time we get to thursday, again most the showers will have eased away. so a slightly drier window in the weather on thursday, sunny spells, a few showers moving in from the north—west but many of us will avoid them. temperatures about 15—21 degrees on thursday but then things turn more unsettled as we look towards the end of the week. down to another area of low pressure moving in — that brings us some strong winds and some heavy rain by saturday. bye— bye. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: police in hong kong have once again clashed with protesters in several parts of the territory. riot police fired tear gas to try to drive back the activists. it is the tenth consecutive week of unrest. donald trump has been accused of promoting unfounded conspiracy theories about the apparent suicide of the disgraced f

if anything, the south—east of england during saturday. ry conditions throughout saturday. again, look at those wind gusts. 30 and 40 mph wind gusts particularly in the north of the uk and by sunday the winds will be stronger, quite widely 40—50 mile per hour wind gusts. for many it should be dry although there will be some showers and some of those could be on the heavy side. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: no suspicion of foul play in the death of teenager nora quorin. police in malaysia say there is no indication of violence or abduction. a police press conference has taken place in malaysia and we will bring you the details shortly. labour leaderjeremy corbyn sets out his plan to block a no—deal brexit, asking mps to make him temporary prime minister. that would mean a caretaker government, led by labour, which would be a government in order to prevent a no—deal brexit and bring about a general election so the people of this country can decide theirfuture. mr corbyn has written to other

of the rain on wednesday. the winds also strengthening, particularly strong and gusty along the south coast of england.and once again through the day on wednesday but i think a drier slot for southern scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but it'll feel pretty cool, particularly where you've got the showery rain. by thursday, again, most the showers will have eased away. so a slightly drier window in the weather on thursday, some sunny spells, a few showers moving in from the north—west but many of us will avoid them. temperatures about 15—21 degrees on thursday but things turn more unsettled as we look towards the end of the week. down to another area of low pressure moving in — that brings us some strong winds and heavy rain by saturday. bye— bye. or that there was some truth in what racist ideas. welcome to bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: violent scenes as the tenth consecutive weekend of anti—government protests in hong kong come to a close. beijing warns britain not to interfere. china has just made it very clear it will not accept what it calls british meddling. the influen

of the rain on wednesday. the winds also strengthening, particularly strong and gusty along the south coast of england.t i think a drier slot for southern scotland, northern england and northern ireland. but it will feel pretty cool, particularly where you've got the showery rain. thursday, again, most the showers will have eased away. a slightly drier window in the weather on thursday, some sunny spells, a few showers moving in from the north—west but many will avoid them. temperatures about 15—21 degrees on thursday but things turn more unsettled towards the end of the week. down to another area of low pressure moving in — some strong winds and some heavy rain by saturday. bye— bye. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: violent scenes as the tenth consecutive weekend of anti—government protests in hong kong come to a close. beijing warns britain not to interfere. china has just made it very clear it will not accept what it calls british meddling, and the influence of hong kong's one—time colonial power these days is very li