of central scotland. also the odd shower for wales, south west england, east anglia too. further south and then we start to see showers bubbling up for eastern scotland and eastern england, which could be really quite heavy, potentially thundery, with some hail mixed in too. a bit more cloud and a few showers later on for northern ireland, but some sunny spells elsewhere. northern scotland, wales, south west of england, just 15—21 degrees at best, a little below par for this time of year. heading through the overnight period, into wednesday, then, most of the showers tending to ease away, one or two continuing perhaps parts of wales, north west england to start the day on wednesday. but another fairly fresh night with temperatures getting down into single figures, in the countryside at least. heading through wednesday, here's the next area of low pressure, only gradually moving in from the west. so ahead of that, a fair amount of dry weather, particularly through the morning for much of scotland. few showers parts of northern and eastern england, but some sunshine for eas

of scotland, south west scotland could be very wet for a time. bit of rain into the south west of englandthe odd sharp shower. the south east of england should hold on to some hazy sunshine and some warmth, 23—24 degrees, but stuck under cloud and rain you may well see temperatures no higher cloud and rain, you may well see temperatures no higher than 111—15 degrees. very wet for a time through the evening, particularly across parts of southern scotland. that rain then tries to pull away eastwards. i think cloud and some patchy rain may linger across south east scotland and northeast england into the first part of wednesday. those are the starting temperatures for wednesday. and then this legacy of cloud still sticking around across parts of northern england, maybe southern scotland, down towards the east of england as well, with the odd spot of rain through wednesday morning. elsewhere, sunny spells and scattered showers. some of those could be on the heavy side. and temperatures of around 18 degrees there for belfast, 23 degrees the high in london. forthursday, it's the sunshine and sho

—west, but it is across the south—west of england, really along the south coast, that we rthern france and the channel islands. that is likely to lead to some localised disruption. a few trees down in the ferries across the channel could be affected by those strong winds and large waves as well. across northern scotland, that's probably where we'll have the best of the dry weather with some sunshine coming through. temperatures not that special across the north, not that special anywhere to be honest. highs of about 17—21. that low pressure pulls away and for thursday the winds get a bit stronger in northern ireland for a time, but elsewhere the winds will gradually calm down. but it'll still be quite a blustery kind of day on thursday, a day of bright spells and passing showers. and as you can see, as we work deeper into the first week of august, there's no real change. it stays unsettled. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, as newsday continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen s

of central scotland. also the odd shower for wales, south west england, east anglia too. uth and then we start to see showers bubbling up for eastern scotland and eastern england, which could be really quite heavy, potentially thundery, with some hail mixed in too. a bit more cloud and a few showers later on for northern ireland, but some sunny spells elsewhere. northern scotland, wales, south west of england, with just 15—21 degrees at best, a little below par for this time of year. heading through the overnight period, not into wednesday, then, most of the showers tending to ease away, one or two continuing perhaps parts of wales, north west england to start the day on wednesday. but another fairly fresh night with temperatures getting down into single figures, in the countryside at least. heading through wednesday, here's the next area of low pressure, only gradually moving its way in from the west. so ahead of that, a fair amount of dry weather, particularly through the morning for much of scotland. few showers parts of northern and eastern england, but some sunshine f

south—east. that rain continues to move northwards across the country during monday night. we see another batch of rain pushing into south—west englandowards the east in the early hours of tuesday. again, some of this could be heavy and thundery. to the south of it, quite a warm and muggy night to come. to the north of it, a little bit fresher, where we'll have clear spells and showers. for tuesday, then, our area of low pressure starts to drift northwards to the north—east of the uk, and that will bring plenty of showers to the country, pretty much from the word go, across the north. this area of rain will take its time to clear the south and east of england through the tuesday morning. eventually, it will do and then all areasjoin in sunshine and showers. most of these will be affecting scotland, northern ireland, northern and western parts of england and wales. again, the high teens in the north, a little bit fresher across the south—east. then beyond tuesday through wednesday, thursday, that area of low pressure moves to the north. it allows west, north—westerly winds to move down across the country, again, with plenty of showers

but before it does do we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south east englandwill clear away. and then it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rainjust coming into the north west of scotland. but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north westerly winds. fortuesday, more showers in the forecast. and then the middle of the new week sees another area of low pressure. well, you know what that means. a lot more rain on the way. so no sign of any prolonged, nice settled sunny spells of weather it is staying unsettled. showers around on tuesday. longer spells of rain later in the week. live from washington. this is bbc news. cambodia's longstanding prime minister casts his ballot in an election he's almost guaranteed to win. thousands are forced to evacuate from the island of rhodes as wildfires rage in greece for a fifth day. and it's day four of the women's world cup and we'll have the latest from the pitch. hello. i'm carl nasman.

but before it does do, we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day, particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south—east englandill clear away. and then it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rain just coming into the north—west of scotland. but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north—westerly winds. fortuesday, more showers in the forecast. and then the middle of the new week sees another area of low pressure. well, you know what that means — a lot more rain on the way. so no sign of any prolonged, nice settled sunny spells of weather. it's staying unsettled. showers around on tuesday. longer spells of rain later in the week. live from washington. this is bbc news. wildfires rage in greece — more than 2,000 people

of england and wales, pushing into northern ireland, towards the midlands and also across to the south—easts. lighter winds for scotland and northern ireland. and in the sunshine in scotland, it shouldn't feel too bad. highest temperatures in eastern england, ahead of that rain. but it looks like that rain is going to be heading towards the oval. the morning session sees the best of the weather. if we don't get the rain in the afternoon session, it's certainly going to be arriving after tea. that steadier rain pushing its way across more of england and wales and northern ireland late afternoon and into the evening. and that wet weather continues to journey northwards into parts of scotland. further south, the rain does ease off later on in the night, but we keep a lot of cloud, so it's going to be a warm start to monday. northernmost parts of scotland a little chillier, with the clearer skies, but the promise of some early sunshine to start the new week. but the weather is going to be driven by that area of low pressure that's focusing most of the rain. we still have that weather front, tho

of scotland, south west scotland could be very wet for a time. bit of rain into the south west of englandold on to some hazy sunshine and some warmth, 23—24 degrees, but stuck under cloud and rain you may well see temperatures no higher than 14—5 degrees. than 14—15 degrees. very wet for a time through the evening, particularly across parts of southern scotland. that rain then tries to pull away eastwards. i think cloud and some patchy rain may linger across south east scotland and northeast england into the first part of wednesday. those are the starting temperatures for wednesday. and then this legacy of cloud still sticking around across parts of northern england, maybe southern scotland, down towards the east of england as well, with the odd spot of rain through wednesday morning. elsewhere, sunny spells and scattered showers. some of those could be on the heavy side. and temperatures of around 18 degrees there for belfast, 23 degrees the high in london. forthursday, it's the sunshine and showers day. most of the showers are likely to be across the north and the east of the uk. not as

of england and wales, pushing into northern ireland, towards the midlands and also across to the south—easts england and wales. lighter winds for scotland and northern ireland. and in the sunshine in scotland, it shouldn't feel too bad. highest temperatures in eastern england, ahead of that rain. but it looks like that rain is going to be heading towards the oval. the morning session sees the best of the weather. if we don't get the rain in the afternoon session, it's certainly going to be arriving after tea. that steadier rain pushing its way across more of england and wales and northern ireland late afternoon and into the evening. and that wet weather continues to journey northwards into parts of scotland. further south, the rain does ease off later on in the night, but we keep a lot of cloud, so it's going to be a warm start to monday. northernmost parts of scotland a little chillier, with the clearer skies, but the promise of some early sunshine to start the new week. but the weather is going to be driven by that area of low pressure that's focusing most of the rain. we still have that

of central scotland. also the odd shower for wales, south west england, east anglia too. r south and then we start to see showers bubbling up for eastern scotland and eastern england, which could be really quite heavy, potentially thundery, with some hail mixed in too. a bit more cloud and a few showers later on for northern ireland, but some sunny spells elsewhere. northern scotland, wales, south west of england, just 15—21 degrees at best, a little below par for this time of year. heading through the overnight period, into wednesday, then, most of the showers tending to ease away, one or two continuing perhaps parts of wales, north west england to start the day on wednesday. but another fairly fresh night with temperatures getting down into single figures, in the countryside at least. heading through wednesday, here's the next area of low pressure, only gradually moving in from the west. so ahead of that, a fair amount of dry weather, particularly through the morning for much of scotland. few showers parts of northern and eastern england, but some sunshine for east angli

of central scotland. also the odd shower for wales, south west england, east anglia too. and rain nudges further south and then we start to see showers bubbling up for eastern scotland and eastern england, which could be really quite heavy, potentially thundery, with some hail mixed in too. a bit more cloud and a few showers later on for northern ireland, but some sunny spells elsewhere. northern scotland, wales, south west of england, just 15—21 degrees at best, a little below par for this time of year. heading through the overnight period, into wednesday, then, most of the showers tending to ease away, one or two continuing perhaps parts of wales, north west england to start the day on wednesday. but another fairly fresh night with temperatures getting down into single figures, in the countryside at least. heading through wednesday, here's the next area of low pressure, only gradually moving in from the west. so ahead of that, a fair amount of dry weather, particularly through the morning for much of scotland. few showers parts of northern and eastern england, but some s

rain moving across the midlands, east anglia and the south of england. nds before we start to the showers built in the afternoon. temperatures below par for the time of year, highs of 17 to 19. it might be 20, 21 in the warmest areas. in the middle part of the week the low pressure is still there but it is weakening. we will tend to see the weather becoming more showery in nature. showers mainly affecting northern ireland, scotland, parts of north—west england and north—west wales. try it in the midlands and the south of england. one or two showers building through the day. temperatures coming up, 21 degrees and 17 in glasgow. we could see highs hitting 27 in london this weekend.

there will be some really strong winds, particularly on the southern flank of this low around the south west of england and then it looks like staying decidedly cool towards the end of the week. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines: at least 44 people have been killed in a bomb blast at a political gathering in pakistan. after a dreaded hat on moscow ukraine's president zelensky warns their war is coming to russia. hundreds of supporters in niger's military cue protest inside the embassy in niamey as france stops aid. and we have a special report where we talk to a mother about why it's getting easier to be a single parent in china. voice-over: live voice—over: live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we start in pakistan where at least 44 people have been killed in what police suspect was a suicide bomb attack at a political rally in the north—west of the country. well, over 100 were injured in the blast at the event in the bajaur district, near the border with afghanistan. our pakistan corresp

west of england, really along the south coast, that we couldaps across parts of northern france and the channel islands. that is likely to lead to some localised disruption. a few trees down in the ferries across the channel could be affected by those strong winds and large waves as well. across northern scotland, that's probably where we'll have the best of the dry weather with some sunshine coming through. temperatures not that special across the north, not that special anywhere to be honest. highs of about 17—21. that low pressure pulls away and for thursday the winds get a bit stronger in northern ireland for a time, but elsewhere the winds will gradually calm down. but it'll still be quite a blustery kind of day on thursday, a day of bright spells and passing showers. and as you can see, as we work deeper into the first week of august, there's no real change. it stays unsettled. new claims that china is putting pressure on uyghurs muslims abroad — to spy on human rights campaigners. a british man — who killed his seriously ill wife — at th

of central scotland. also the odd shower for wales, south west england, east anglia too. t to see showers bubbling up for eastern scotland and eastern england, which could be really quite heavy, potentially thundery, with some hail mixed in too. a bit more cloud and a few showers later on for northern ireland, but some sunny spells elsewhere. northern scotland, wales, south west of england, just 15—21 degrees at best, a little below par for this time of year. heading through the overnight period, into wednesday, then, most of the showers tending to ease away, one or two continuing perhaps parts of wales, north west england to start the day on wednesday. but another fairly fresh night with temperatures getting down into single figures, in the countryside at least. heading through wednesday, here's the next area of low pressure, only gradually moving in from the west. so ahead of that, a fair amount of dry weather, particularly through the morning for much of scotland. few showers parts of northern and eastern england, but some sunshine for east anglia in the southeast. ther

of northern england, where we're looking at around 20—30mm of rain. double that over the cumbrian fells, the north york moors and across the pennines could bring some localised surface water flooding. southern wales, southern england, sunny spells and just a few showers. and with the winds coming up from a south—westerly direction, temperatures do get into the 20s, so it will feel quite pleasant in the sunshine. cooler air, though, for scotland. sunny spells, yes, but there will be some passing showers as well. on into monday's forecast. our area of low pressure that's brought us the wet weather through the weekend starts to clear off into the near continent but before it does do, we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day, particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south—east england monday morning. that will clear away. and then, it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rainjust coming into the north—west of scotland, but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north—westerly winds. fortuesday, more showers in the forecast. and then, the middle

quite a lot of rain for some, northern ireland, southern scotland, northern england, wales, looking very wet indeed for a good part of the day. the middle and seeing rain as well, some for the southand, and it will be quite windy around the coast, gusts of around 40-50 around the coast, gusts of around 40—50 mph. all the while, northern scotland seeing sunshine and just the odd shower. if you are stuck under a cloud, temperatures may get no higher than 14—15, and it really is not great news for the cricket, because i think rain will certainly interrupt the play, but potentially it will rain for a good part of the day at old trafford, and also for the gulf. a lot of rain in the forecast as well. as we move through saturday night, not a very summery weather chart at all. this area of low pressure pushing eastwards, and in what could be more bad news for the cricket, we have this band of cloud and rain that could well hang around across parts of northern england for a good part of sunday. either side of that, sunny spells, some heavy showers, and those temperatures are maybe a little bit warmer, but still only 16—22. what about next week? really, more of the same. there will be more

but before it does do we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south east england that will clear away. and then it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rain just coming into the north west of scotland. but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north westerly winds for tuesday. more showers in the forecast. and then the middle of the new week sees another area of low pressure. well, you know what that means. a lot more rain on the way. so no sign of any prolonged, nice settled sunny spells of weather. staying unsettled. showers around on tuesday. longer spells of rain later in the week.

of northern england, where we're looking at around 20—30mm of rain. double that over the cumbrian fells, the north york moors and across the pennines could bring some localised surface water flooding. southband, brighter weather for southern wales, southern england, sunny spells and just a few showers. and with the winds coming up from a south—westerly direction, temperatures do get into the 20s, so it will feel quite pleasant in the sunshine. cooler air, though, for scotland. sunny spells, yes, but there will be some passing showers as well. 0n into monday's forecast. 0ur area of low pressure that's brought us the wet weather through the weekend starts to clear off into the near continent but before it does do, we are looking at a bit of rain to start off the day, particularly across the midlands, east anglia, south—east england monday morning. that will clear away. and then, it's a day of sunny spells and just a few showers, perhaps some longer spells of rainjust coming into the north—west of scotland, but overall, i think a slightly better kind of weather day. temperatures, though, still below average for the time of year with those north—westerly winds. fortuesday, more showers in th

south—east. that rain continues to move northwards across the country during monday night. we see another batch of rain pushing into south—west england. again, some of this could be heavy and thundery. to the south of it, quite a warm and muggy night to come. to the north of it, a little bit fresher, where we'll have clear spells and showers. for tuesday, then, our area of low pressure starts to drift northwards to the north—east of the uk, and that will bring plenty of showers to the country, pretty much from the word go, across the north. this area of rain will take its time to clear the south and east of england through the tuesday morning. eventually, it will do and then all areasjoin in sunshine and showers. most of these will be affecting scotland, northern ireland, northern and western parts of england and wales. again, the high teens in the north, a little bit fresher across the south—east. then beyond tuesday through wednesday, thursday, that area of low pressure moves to the north. it allows west, north—westerly winds to move down across the country, again, with plenty of showers. further low pressure systems will be moving

of central scotland. also the odd shower for wales, south west england, east anglia too. art to see showers bubbling up for eastern scotland and eastern england, which could be really quite heavy, potentially thundery, with some hail mixed in too. a bit more cloud and a few showers later on for northern ireland, but some sunny spells elsewhere. northern scotland, wales, south west of england, with just 15—21 degrees at best, a little below par for this time of year. heading through the overnight period into wednesday, then, most of the showers tending to ease away, one or two continuing perhaps parts of wales, north west england to start the day on wednesday. but another fairly fresh night with temperatures getting down into single figures, in the countryside at least. heading through wednesday, here's the next area of low pressure, only gradually moving its way in from the west. so ahead of that, a fair amount of dry weather, particularly through the morning for much of scotland. few showers parts of northern and eastern england, but some sunshine for east anglia in the s

gets heavier through the afternoon, rain falling for much of the day across the south—east of wales, the south west midlands. northern englandbly the driest spot with a bit of sunshine. overnight, this developing weather system still brings rain even towards the end of the night across the east of east anglia. the rain will be happy for a time, and quite windy for east anglia and the kent coastline, a few showers in the north—west. tomorrow, the weather system clears, bringing strong winds to north europe. sunny spells and showers for us tomorrow. if you catch a shower it will blow through quite quickly, perhaps lasting ten or 15 minutes. temperatures climbing into the low 20s. full wimbledon, i reckon today will be disappointing and frustrating with some fairly lengthy rain delays washing out to play our time. you might see the odd passing shower tomorrow which will not last long and most of the day should be dried with the weather causing no issues. another change for thursday, low pressure moves it to the west of the uk bringing rain to the west of the uk bringing rain to northern ireland. for western counties the rain co

journalist nathan rao told gb news winds can be more dangerous at this time of year. >> across the south of england's london and the south—east, the east of england , leicester, leicestershire , , leicester, leicestershire, essex, all that sort of area. that's for gusts of up to 55mph, which seem that high. which doesn't seem that high. but that the trees are but remember that the trees are in full leaf at the moment. so strong more strong gusts can cause more damage they would do. say, damage than they would do. say, for example, in november when all the leaves down. for example, in november when all but leaves down. for example, in november when all but leécourse down. for example, in november when all but leécourse ,down. for example, in november when all but leécourse , the n. for example, in november when all but leécourse , the weather >> but of course, the weather won't wimbledon later won't affect wimbledon later thanks roofs on centre thanks to the roofs on centre court. and number one, both women in the final are women in the singles final are on verge of history. on the verge of making h

of north—west england and parts of wales well. generally the far wales as well. generally the far south sheltered scotland, but sheltered glens of scotland, but into weekend, watching into the weekend, it is watching this pressure centre as this low pressure centre as it pushes way in from the pushes its way in from the atlantic, turning much more widely unsettled. outbreaks of rain quickly spreading eastwards as we head throughout the day. a dry very far dry start across the very far south—east of but the south—east of england. but the rain here later on rain will arrive here later on as even if is as well, even if it is relatively patchy. winds relatively patchy. the winds strengthening across southern coast potential for coast of england, potential for gales places far north of gales in places far north of scotland, seeing the better conditions throughout the day with sunshine well . so, with some sunshine as well. so, again, relatively cool in places , humidity will also be , but the humidity will also be rising stay rising and it does stay unsettled throughout the second half of we

of england and wales, pushing into northern ireland, towards the midlands and also across to the south—eastd northern ireland. and in the sunshine in scotland, it shouldn't feel too bad. highest temperatures in eastern england, ahead of that rain. but it looks like that rain is going to be heading towards the oval. the morning session sees the best of the weather. if we don't get the rain in the afternoon session, it's certainly going to be arriving after tea. that steadier rain pushing its way across more of england and wales and northern ireland late afternoon and into the evening. and that wet weather continues to journey northwards into parts of scotland. further south, the rain does ease off later on in the night, but we keep a lot of cloud, so it's going to be a warm start to monday. northernmost parts of scotland a little chillier, with the clearer skies, but the promise of some early sunshine to start the new week. but the weather is going to be driven by that area of low pressure that's focusing most of the rain. we still have that weather front, though, sitting through the english

—west, but it is across the south—west of england, really along the south coast, that we northern france and the channel islands. that is likely to lead to some localised disruption. a few trees down in the ferries across the channel could be a few trees down and a few ferries across the channel could be affected by those strong winds and large waves as well. across northern scotland, that's probably where we'll have the best of the dry weather with some sunshine coming through. temperatures not that special across the north, not that special anywhere to be honest. highs of about 17—21. that low pressure pulls away and for thursday the winds get a bit stronger in northern ireland for a time, but elsewhere the winds will gradually calm down. but it'll still be quite a blustery kind of day on thursday, a day of bright spells and passing showers. and as you can see, as we work deeper into the first week of august, there's no real change. it stays unsettled. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm monica miller. the headlines. new claims that china is putting p

showers popping up across eastern areas of england, particularly as we head into the afternoon, but i think across western areas of the country, particularly wales and southbelow average, but in thejuly sunshine it should feel 0k. for thursday, still some showers in the forecast. the majority of these will be working into northern areas of scotland. elsewhere, showers very much hit and miss in nature. there will be a lot of you that have a dry thursday with a bit of sunshine coming through. again, temperatures disappointing for this stage of the year. beyond that, as we look at the forecast through friday and the weekend, oh, look! it's under a couple of lows! so no end in sight to the unsettled run of weather. we are going to see showers or even some longer spells of rain. cloud is certainly building through this weekend. temperatures staying below average. more rain to come. this is bbc news. bbc leaders are about to be grilled about the "adequacy" of the corporation's governance arrangements following the huw edwards furore. the director general, tim davie, is appearing before the lords communications committee on the handling of the allegations agains

. >> across the south of england. that's london, the south—east, the east of england , leicester, the east of england, leicester, leicestershire , essex, all that leicestershire, essex, all that sort of area. for that's gusts of up to 55mph, which doesn't seem that high. but remember that the trees are in full leaf at the moment. so strong gusts can cause more damage than they would for example, in would do, say, for example, in november leaves are down. >> well, in other news councils in england wales have joined in england and wales have joined doctors in calling for a ban on disposable the local disposable vapes. the local government association wants a uk wide ban to be imposed next year over damage caused to the environment and the danger to young people . it says the 1.3 young people. it says the 1.3 million vapes discarded every week are a litter, blight and a fire hazard. earlier this month, the british medical association voted to review the potential dangers of vaping, describing it as a growing epidemic. dan

—west of england and wales, pushing into northern ireland, towards the midlands and across to the southcotland and northern ireland and in the sunshine in scotland it should not feel too bad. highest temperatures in eastern england ahead of the rain but it looks like the rain will head towards the awful. the morning session sees the best of the weather, if you do not get the rain this afternoon it will certainly arrive after teatime, the steady rain pushing its way across more of england and wales and northern ireland, late afternoon, into the evening. the wet weather continuing to journey north into parts of scotland. further south, the rain easing in the night but we keep a lot of cloud so it will be a warm start to monday. northern parts of scotland are chilly with clear skies but the promise of early sunshine to start the new week. the weather will be driven by the area of low pressure focusing most of the rain, we still have that weather front sitting through the english channel so cloud and rain here moving on to the south coast at times, threatening the south—east of england. the

the arrival of president biden in the uk, these are live pictures from stansted airport in the south east of englande is expected probably within the next 30 minutes or so on the tarmac at stansted. you concede two marine corps helicopters. as soon as the president lines in air force one, he will board the helicopter, which will board the helicopter, which will then acquire the call sign marine 0ne, will then acquire the call sign marine one, that will transport him to central london where he will stay at winfield house, the residence of the us ambassador. his schedule for this week is pretty tight, he is meeting the prime minister and then the king and he is going on to the nato summit in lithuania. various items on the agenda there. dr leslie vinjamuri — director of the us and americas programme at chatham house — has spoken to me earlier about the significance of this visit. for starters, really demonstrating the importance of this partnership, of this alliance in the run—up to the nato summit, which is going to be a difficult summit because there are some very big issues on the table on which no

. >> across the south of england. s london, the south—east, the england , leicester, the east of england, leicester, leicestershire , essex, all that leicestershire, essex, all that sort of area. that's for gusts of up to 55mph, which doesn't seem that high. but remember that the trees are full leaf that the trees are in full leaf at the so strong gusts at the moment. so strong gusts can damage they can cause more damage than they would example, in would do. say, for example, in november the leaves are down. >> well, it won't affect wimbledon because of the roof on centre court. of course, later on, ons jabeur will take on marketa vondrousova in the women's final . ms jabeur from women's final. ms jabeur from tunisia suffered heartbreak last yearin tunisia suffered heartbreak last year in the final , so hoping to year in the final, so hoping to go one better on centre court this time around and if she does it she'll become the first female winner of a grand slam for an arab or an african country. meanwhile her czech op

of scotland, perhaps some sunny spells at times. temperatures are starting to ease up across the south—east of england. 22 or 23 celsius. s on tuesday morning. turning wet across northern ireland, the south—west of england and wales, but a sunny start across scotland, the rain pushing further north and east. the winds are light on tuesday and temperatures in the south—east of england, central and southern england could peak at 24 celsius. the outlook as we head through the rest of the week, temperatures will stop the dip with a north—westerly wind, feeling cooler. —— temperatures will start to dip. this is bbc news, the headlines. an extreme heat wave has gripped parts of the us and southern europe, with more scorching temperatures expected. nearly a third of americans — about 113 million people — are currently under heat advisories with authorities warning that temperatures could be deadly to anyone without effective cooling and hydration. the uk's trade secretary — kemi badenoch — has formally confirmed a place in a major indo—pacific trading bloc known as the cpt pp, becoming it's only member outside of the region. bu

and a bit of rain effects in the far north of scotland is going to clear away some rain affecting east anglia, the south east of englandt these speckled showers here across northern ireland, wales, the south west of england, some of those heavy and thundery at times, especially, i think in northern ireland. and maximum temperatures getting to about 21 to 23 degrees celsius, feeling cooler and fresher compared to yesterday. but at wimbledon, it means we've got a bit of rain this morning that's clearing. so there'll be some sunshine increasing into the afternoon and the evening temperatures 20 or 21 degrees celsius. and of course, at headingley, for much of the day, it should be dry with some sunshine showers moving their way in late this afternoon into the evening where the odd one or two of those could be heavy with some thunder. those thunderstorms will continue to track their way northward out of northern england. and then for many of us, it's a dry night. there'll be some clear spells into monday morning and overnight temperatures getting down to around about 10 to 13 degrees celsius. now, as we go through next week

and a bit of rain effects in the far north of scotland is going to clear away some rain affecting east anglia, the south east of englandouth west of england, some of those heavy and thundery at times, especially, i think in northern ireland. and maximum temperatures getting to about 21 to 23 degrees celsius, feeling cooler and fresher compared to yesterday. but at wimbledon, it means we've got a bit of rain this morning that's clearing. so there'll be some sunshine increasing into the afternoon and the evening temperatures 20 or 21 degrees celsius. and of course, at headingley, for much of the day, it should be dry with some sunshine showers moving their way in late this afternoon into the evening where the odd one or two of those could be heavy with some thunder. those thunderstorms will continue to track their way northward out of northern england. and then for many of us, it's a dry night. there'll be some clear spells into monday morning and overnight temperatures getting down to around about 10 to 13 degrees celsius. now, as we go through next week, it's going to stay unsettled. low pressure is going to be close b

some longer spells of rain, plenty of cloud here throughout the night. further south, across much of england, clear spells and temperatures will drop lower than they did last night. it's a cooler start to monday morning than we saw earlier on this morning, maybe high single figures where we keep those long, clear spells and then into monday, still plenty of cloud across much of scotland. we could see some more showers here develop as we head throughout the day. sunny spells and scattered showers elsewhere. we've still got a key north westerly across northwest scotland, but elsewhere the winds will fall lighter. watch out for a rumble or two of thunder, particularly later on through the day across the midlands and into parts of lincolnshire, towards the south east of england. we could stay dry for much of the day. temperatures will be highest here 22, maybe 23 degrees celsius. now, looking at the wider picture on monday into tuesday, there is another occlusion approaching from the west that is likely to bring us some outbreaks of rain, some of which will turn out to be rather heavy at times a

and a bit of rain effects in the far north of scotland is going to clear away some rain affecting east anglia, the south east of england these speckled showers here across northern ireland, wales, the south west of england, some of those heavy and thundery at times, especially, i think in northern ireland. and maximum temperatures getting to about 21 to 23 degrees celsius, feeling cooler and fresher compared to yesterday. but at wimbledon, it means we've got a bit of rain this morning that's clearing. so there'll be some sunshine increasing into the afternoon and the evening temperatures 20 or 21 degrees celsius. and of course, at headingley, for much of the day, it should be dry with some sunshine showers moving their way in late this afternoon into the evening where the odd one or two of those could be heavy with some thunder. those thunderstorms will continue to track their way northward out of northern england. and then for many of us, it's a dry night. there'll be some clear spells into monday morning and overnight temperatures getting down to around about 10 to 13 degrees celsius. now, as we go through next week,

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of scotland, some sunny spells at times. temperatures are easing across the south—east of england, 22 or 23 celsius, and the wind will generallyn ireland, the south—west of england and wales, but a sunny start across scotland, rain pushing for the north and east. the wind is light on tuesday, and temperatures in the south—east of england, central and southern england could peak at 24 celsius. as we head through the rest of the week, temperatures. to date, with a north—westerly wind, feeling cooler. —— temperatures start to dip. this is bbc news, the headlines. over 100 million americans are facing extreme temperatures — as the us joins southern europe in the grip of a heatwave. almost 40 people have died as a result of floods in south korea following days of torrential rain. the ukjoins a trade bloc of countries in asia and the pacific. some question its value — but the trade secretary says it's good news for britain. novak djokovic will face carlos alcaraz at wimbledon later, in what is one of the most anticipated finals of a generation. 0ver100 million americans are facing extreme temperatures — almost 40 people have died as

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some longer spells of rain, plenty of cloud here throughout the night. further south, across much of englandr than they did last night. it's a cooler start to monday morning than we saw earlier on this morning, maybe high single figures where we keep those long, clear spells and then into monday, still plenty of cloud across much of scotland. we could see some more showers here develop as we head throughout the day. sunny spells and scattered showers elsewhere. we've still got a key north westerly across northwest scotland, but elsewhere the winds will fall lighter. watch out for a rumble or two of thunder, particularly later on through the day across the midlands and into parts of lincolnshire, towards the south east of england. we could stay dry for much of the day. temperatures will be highest here 22, maybe 23 degrees celsius. now, looking at the wider picture on monday into tuesday, there is another occlusion approaching from the west that is likely to bring us some outbreaks of rain, some of which will turn out to be rather heavy at times. across northern ireland, moving into north wes