if is the covid infection rate in new south wales?— south wales?th wales? if you look at the nationalfigures, victoria, since the pandemic began, australia has recorded about 42,000 coronavirus infections, so a sense of the early part of last year, 42,000 coronavirus infections have been documented across the entire nation. fewer than 1000 people have died. so compared to many other countries, australia's situation is pretty good. that is because of various factors, strict lockdowns being one of them, also the closure of australia's international borders since march of last year. if you look at new south wales, for example, today, 825 new covid infections were reported. that is the worst daily figure for the whole of australia since the pandemic began. and thatjust gives you an indication as to how serious of the outbreak is, especially here in sydney. a curfew will be imposed in a virus hit suburbs in the next 24 — 48 hours. this is australia's struijk is never locked down, you will be hard—pressed —— strict ever lockdown. thousands of people who

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new south wales is where the epicenter is. 68% are young. very young. are seeing is those under 39 have very little access to the vaccine. 13% in all of australia under 39 and under have had two doses. in new south wales, that is about 9%. this new group represents two thirds of all cases. very soon at the end of this month, they will start the vaccine rollout. they should actually be the focus right now if you want to affect the transmission cycle. we need to focus on the young, under 40. >> we need to think about the mobility of that demographic. the prime ministers said once we get to 70 and 80%, they need to start thinking about this and restrictions of the fully vaccinated population. what does this look like to you? is that fully vaccinated? including children? >> what i would suggest to the powers that be is that if they are going to look at that level of 70 or 80%, they should actually be focusing not on the total population because that is about one into people who are not going to be vaccinated or one in three people. when you look at it acros

south wales has been struggling to limit the adult of arians infection. and the so called 0 covert policy. in neighboring new zealand, the government is hoping to increase its vaccination rates during another nationwide lockdown. as wayne, he explains in large parts of sydney, the streets, and now off limits at night. around 2000000 people have been ordered to stay home from 9 in the evening until 5 in the morning. the curfew covers areas of city most affected by the latest outbreak of the covert. 19 delta variance. any one caught violating it could be fined and ordered to isolate for 14 days. but as the new restrictions were coming in, the leader of new south wales was already talking about easing some for people who were fully vaccinated. that's now around 30 percent of the state's population. obviously our 1st and foremost priority is to protect human life until it's fairly as possible while we do that. but we also have to accept that there's been no psycho nation on the planet that's escapes. the delta strain that's escape having cases and we just hav

just off the coast of new south wales generating cyclic when so we saw top speed 130 kilometers per hour. we say cyclic winds because these are the types of wind speeds we would expect to see with this cycle. so ruth ripped off of homes and thousands of people were without power because of winds that powerful bulk of the energy out toward the tasman. see just swing in whether it's award victoria, south, australia, windy still, but nothing like we've seen over the last that a while. rain is filling in across the south island of new zealand. eventually making it toward the northland island by the weekend, but not as bad as hard hit as south island south. east asia. heaviest concentration of rain will be across the southwest portion of borneo on thursday. bring you up to speed with the weather story in asia pacific. what is left of what was a tropical depression? oh mice now pushing out toward the pacific. it's dry across the korean peninsula, but that will change by friday, sol high, 28 degrees. that sure weather update, we'll see you soon. and the drill still had here on out. there are th

more cloud for wales and the south—west, spots of rain here.ll feel decidedly cool here, highest temperatures across parts of eastern england up to 23 degrees. so, we will see areas of cloud and some showery rain continuing through sunday evening, but most places turn dry into the early hours of monday. notice quite a lot of cloud out west by this stage, and overnight temperatures generally between ten and 14 degrees. so, as we start monday, we have low pressure to the north—east of us, high pressure attempting to build from the west. we are essentially trapped between the two, and that brings a north—westerly wind across the uk, not a particularly warm north—westerly wind, i have to say, and one that will also introduce quite a lot of cloud, especially across western areas. that cloud bringing in some showery rain at times. the best of the sunshine across eastern scotland, down across the eastern side of england, but temperatures will struggle. 16 to 20, maybe 21 degrees in the south of england, that's the very best we can expect. and then as

here in new south wales, we have reports of over 2200 new cases of covid-19. the delta variant is ravaging through parts of sydney. despite the fact that the vaccination drive, we are about halfway to that 70% level where policymakers said we can see more freedom from lockdown. kathleen: very interesting on meet the press. dr. fauci saying he is open to giving kids booster shots. he is open to doing it before that eight month mark. he has to look at the data. this question of schoolchildren. he said it is a good idea for measles, mumps, and more. parents are concerned as this is a new vaccine. what data exists on how this will affect children is an issue as well. white house and cdc will have to deal with it. haidi: kathleen: let's see how asian markets are reacting this and more. sophie: we will see how investors will weigh the risks events happening this week. the military withdrawal from afghanistan on tuesday. sentiment is looking steady looking at the start of trade with futures pointing to gains. that has not entirely quell concerns for headwinds. the ch

also southern parts of new south wales and our next disturbances sliding across the bite. they stay in perth on friday with a hive. 18 degrees rain for new zealand. it's now starting to migrate into the north island. this becomes a bigger story for you and we see some dry spells for the south island on friday, southeast asia, you know, across too much more than a 1000 people have been forced from their home because of flooding. we will see some dry spells here as while heavy it's concentration of rain will be silly ways the on friday and dry across java, which we would expect to see for this time of the year asian pacific r plum rains really getting going across the yangtze river valley steering rate in to south korea. and for japan, we've got heat alerts in play, q, shoes, chicago. and hans, you on friday. the a tail of 2 presidents, venezuelan military defectors, me american mass, and reese, ah, and to bizarre, told daisha attempt at regime change in the bowl of arion republic of venezuela. people empowered the bay of pigs on al jazeera. ah the me. hello, you're watching

the new south wales _ for the deaths of people.that australia's long—held strategy of trying to eliminate the virus was over. phil mercer, bbc news. the american civil rights leaderjesse jackson and his wife are in hospital in chicago after they tested positive for covid—19. the condition of 79—year—old reverend jackson, and that of his wife, 77—year—old jacqueline, remains unclear at this point. a protege of martin luther king, jackson was a key figure in the modern civil rights movement, leading policy on issues including voting rights. he ran two campaigns for the democratic presidential nomination in the 1980s. museums and archaeological sites across greece have stayed open late into the night for people to enjoy august's full �*sturgeon' moon. the full moon first appeared on saturday but for anyone who didn't have time to appreciate it fully, it will reach what scientists call peak illumination on sunday night. quite a sight. stay with us here, there is much more coming up. hello again. saturday was always going to be the slig

here in new south wales at elsewhere around australia. imaa khalil on the streets _ australia. shaimaa khalil on the streets of _ australia. shaimaa khalil on the streets of sydney. - let's get some of the day's other news. the us senate has reconvened to start moving towards a vote on a trillion—dollar infrastructure bill which it's hoped both republicans and democrats will support. the measure could be voted on this week, but there are still sticking points on how it will be funded. many republicans are opposed to tax increases on big corporations and wealthy individuals. police in the german capital, berlin, have clashed with anti— lockdown demonstrators after they defied a court ban and gathered illegally. police used batons and tear gas, saying some of its officers had been harassed and attacked in the western district. in central america, polls have closed in mexico in a referendum about investigations into the country's former presidents. turnout had to be at 40% for the result to be binding, but was expected to be low because the s

but the handling of the situation by new south wales has increased tension with the leaders of other states . they say the virus must be suppressed before lockdown can be relaxed. sidney was slow to impose restrictions at the start of the outbreak leading to cases in other australian cities. and new zealand. new zealand has one of the lowest infection rates in the world, but like australia, it also has a low vaccination rate, which is partly why the government says it will continue with its strategy of trying to eliminate the virus while speeding up vaccinations before beginning to open its borders early next year. in response to new zealand foods positive cases in 6 months, prime minister jacinta roger ordered a nationwide lockdown. it was introduced last week and has already been extended until at least friday in the largest city oakland. its been extended until the end of the month. it's a tough time for businesses like fledgling events, company, red herring, but polling suggest there is public support for the government strategy of short, sharp lock downs. we're just had a crazy

obviously there are some issues in new south wales with some freedoms. how that influences peoples vaccination rates. what about the fear of getting the virus itself. initially australia did so well to keep numbers down and i think people felt a bit immune to it or it wasn�*t coming to them. have you seen a change in peoples attitudes towards the vaccine as the number of cases has risen? that, it has. hesitancy has fallen but now it of, new south wales has that in that so we�*re kind of get into the bottom of the curve i think. and that�*s still an issue. it is hard to kind of get in there into those communities. it�*s almost a year since the murder of new zealand—born met police sergeant matt ratana. he was shot dead in the line of duty — as a suspect was being taken into custody. alongside his policing, sergeant ratana was a much loved rugby coach — and on saturday, a special charity event took place in his honour. the aim. to raise funds to improve the lives of young people through sport. here�*s luke hanrahan. two teams, one that he played for and on

obviously there are some issues in new south wales with some freedoms.less restrictions and that is going to help but interesting to see how that influences peoples vaccination rates. what about the fear of getting the virus itself. initially australia did so well to keep numbers down and i think people felt a bit immune to it or it wasn't coming to them. have you seen a change in peoples attitudes towards the vaccine as the number of cases has risen? that, it has. hesitancy has fallen but now it of, new south wales has that in that so we're kind of get into the bottom of the curve i think. and that's still an issue. it is hard to kind of get in there into those communities. this is bbc news, the headlines . downing street says the uk's evacuation from afghanistan has ended , bringing to a close 20 years of british military operations in the country. the us operation is due to end by tuesday — but president biden warns another terror attack at kabul airport is "highly likely". let's get more on hurricane ida that's about to make landfall in louisiana. ea

further south across england and wales you are likely to cease longer spells of sunshine on sunday. hours most of us end the day in a dry note. to showers not far away from the south—east. the more cloud pushing on you as well. most places dry once again as we had to end monday. not quite as cold as recent nights. stay in double figures as we head into monday which is a bank holiday across much of the uk. high—pressure still with us as we head into monday. spot the difference here. the winds coming in from the north sea. dragging in more cloud on monday particularly eastern areas. they can have the odd spot of drizzle and fog around the coast as well. the best of any sunshine probably for the south—west of england towards wales as well. almost everywhere staying largely dry. you will notice that wind particularly around east coast of scotland, eastern england as well but lighter winds further west in temperatures a degree orso west in temperatures a degree or so down on sunday so we�*re looking at highs of 15—21 on monday. now, the west of the week, not much change. introduced a very

then some showers breaking out across parts of england and wales as we head into the afternoon, some turning quite heavy and thundery for the southe these temperatures being quite disappointing for the time of year, ia—20 degrees. some of those showers across england and wales will continue on through monday night, even into the early hours of tuesday. most places will be dry with some clear spells, but you can see this area of rain approaching the far south—west. quite a fresh, cool start to tuesday morning as well, but that area of rain in the far south—west looks set to dive away southwards towards parts of france, so that rain not making a lot of progress across our shores, just really into cornwall and the isles of scilly. we will see some rain across the channel islands, but most places on tuesday seeing some spells of sunshine and one or two showers popping up again into the afternoon. a few of those could be heavy, possibly thundery, and temperatures again up to 20, possibly 21 degrees. now, into wednesday, i think we could see a few more showers breaking out at this stage, a line of showers likely to push in across north

i was trailer stays in new south wales has set a new high for daily cove in 1900 cases. while thailand's death toll from the virus has now crossed, 10000 vast majority coming just in the last 4 months. the 3rd comes also as written on received some vaccine help from the u. s. and taiwan stance to use its own job for the virus. scott. hi la has a look at the region from bangkok. more than half of australia is 25000000 people are in lockdown. hospitals in its largest city, sydney, are under severe pressure as its home state of new south wales sets. a new daily covered 1900 infection record of 919 this after 2 months of lockdown, health officials emphasizing the way to counter the surge is through vaccination. the solution easy now, and i urge everyone in those local government areas who have access to that vaccine to feel those appointment vacancies and get a vaccine. if we get those high levels, the modeling shows, we will change the, our, affective, and we will see a decline in cases neighboring state. queensland has paused arrivals from declared hotspots including new s

in cases neighboring state. queensland has paused arrivals from declared hotspots including new south wales. i think so se quarantine hotels are full across the tasman new zealand has reported the highest number of cases in its delta outbreak. most cases are in auckland, but the entire country isn't locked down. it's stepping up what's been criticized as a slow vaccination rollout. nobody wants to be in lockdown, and the beast way that we can return to enjoying the freedoms that we have head for much of the last year is to get very high levels of vaccination. the hospitals in japan are also struggling with a search of new infections brought on by the highly transmissible self. the various 90 percent of tokyo's critical care beds are occupied. the country has expanded its state of emergency to 8 more prefecture, is making a 21 in total. that'll cover nearly half of all japan's prefix years. and despite restricting movement in vietnam's largest city hotel min, in july covered 1900 infections have continued to climb. soldiers have been deployed to enforce harsher curbs implemented this week. h

in australia, state of new south wales has set a new highs a day recovered 19 cases. while talent death toll from the virus cross 10000, the vast majority coming in the last 4 months. the surge comes in vietnam receives a vaccine out from the us. anti one starts using its own job for the virus. so hi la has roundup from bangkok. more than half of australia is 25000000 people are in lockdown. hospitals in its largest city, sydney, are under severe pressure as its home state of new south wales set. a new daily covered 1900 infection record of 900. and 19 this after 2 months of locked down, health officials emphasizing the way to counter the search is through vaccination. the solution easy now. and i urge everyone in those local government areas who have access to that vaccine to fuel those appointment vacancies and get a vaccine if we get those high levels. the modeling shows, we will change the reflective and we will see a decline in cases neighboring state. queensland has paused arrivals from declared hotspots including new south wales, official se quarantine hotels a

the majority of infections when the most popular state of new south wales and the delta variance has been blamed. the rise and infections and deaths. officials have been urging more people to get vaccinated an zealand prime minister just and then has defended her government's cave in 1900 elimination strategy. the country is dealing with its largest outbreak yet with more than 270 delta infections. critics, i tried to stamp out the various could be a losing battle, but all done says it's still possible. nothing at the moment a piece to us to be necessarily unexpected. but we do need to be incredibly vigilant. you will have heard, i say many times before, delta has changed the rules of the game and that's why we changed our game plan. no one wants to be locked down for ever. and i can tell you now that is not our intention is we have new toes for managing carpet and we will use them. but for now, what we vaccinate elimination is the goal. and we can do it. catherine bennett is the chair in epic mil logy, the institute for health transformation at the can university in melbourne. and s

in australia, state of new south wales has a new high for a daily co with 1900 cases. while ty, lines that told from the virus cross 10000 vast majority in the last 4 months, the search comes in vietnam received some vaccine help from the u. s. and taiwan starts using its own job for the virus. scott handler has this look at the region from bangkok. more than half of us, julia is 25000000 people are in lockdown. hospitals in its largest city sydney, are under severe pressure as its home state of new south wales sets. a new daily covered 1900 infection record of 919 this after 2 months of lockdown, health officials emphasizing that, the way to counter the search is through vaccination solution. easy now, and i urge everyone in those local government areas who have access to that vaccine to feel those appointment vacancies and get a vaccine. if we get those high levels, the modeling shows, we will change the reflective and we will see a decline in cases neighboring state. queensland has paused arrivals from declared hotspots including new south wales. i think so se quara

obviously there are some issues in new south wales with some freedoms.estrictions and that is going to help but interesting to see how that influences peoples vaccination rates. what about the fear of getting the virus itself. initially australia did so well to keep numbers down and i think people felt a bit immune to it or it wasn't coming to them. have you seen a change in peoples attitudes towards the vaccine as the number of cases has risen? look, it has. hesitancy has fallen but now it of, new south wales has that in that so we're kind of get into the bottom of the curve i think. and that's still an issue. it is hard to kind of get in there into those communities. a couple in bolivia have gone to extraordinary lengths — or in fact heights — to make sure their wedding was an unforgettable, high—altitude, experience. sylvia lennan—spence has the story. this mountain is famous for its eternal snows. the highest mountain in western bolivia and now a wedding venue. 0ne bolivian couple got engaged at the top of a 6000 metre peak near the capital, and it w

authorities in new south wales say they've recorded 446 new cases earlier today.d again on monday to enforce tightened restrictions in the greater sydney area. i'm joined now by paula hancock, in seoul, south korea. paula, you had another serious lockdown reflecting the huge spike? >> reporter: that's right, kim, we heard from the state primer of south wales saying this is a war to try to fight against the variant, this is a concerning day as well, as you say, a record number of new cases there. sydney itself, a city within new south wales has been on lockdown for seven weeks. and saying if that lockdown hasn't happened they would be talking about thousands of cases rather than the hundreds they are talking about. but they are enlisting the military as well to help the police to make sure the people are following the rules the stay-at-home orders, they had more than 500,000 personnel patrolling the greater sydney area. and 200 more added on monday. they'll be enforcing the fines, in the realm of $3600 if you're found to be breaking the rules. so they're really try

authorities in new south wales say they recorded 466 new cases today.monday police and military will be deployed once again in the greater sydney area to enforce tighter restrictions. for more i'm joined by paula hancocks in seoul, south korea. worst day yet for new south wales despite lockdowns and the state premier is forecasting a rough couple of months ahead. >> reporter: that's right, michael. in fact, today she also said that it is literally like a war, talking about it being the most disconcerting and concerning day since this has begun. so certainly the situation is getting worse in the most populous state in australia, new south wales as you say. this snap seven-day lockdown has now come into place, which means that you have to stay at home. you can go out for medical supplies, or you can have one hour a day of activity and also going out for essentials. but that is pretty much it. all schooling going online. and the city of sydney within that state has been on lockdown for more than seven weeks now, and yet the numbers are still creeping up. b

still some sunny spells in between the heavy showers, but with the stronger winds across south walesand — these are average speeds, maybe gusting 40—115 mph — the showers will tend to move through more quickly. and there may be some places that avoid them altogether, and more in the way of sunshine to end the day here as well. up to around 22 in east anglia. most places not getting that high. you can see the swirl of winds and the circulation of the showers around this area of low pressure continuing, then, on through friday night and into saturday morning. temperatures holding up into the mid to low teens. nothing really changes on saturday. for the bulk of the uk, there'll be some sunshine around at times, but there'll be heavy, thundery showers. looks like, though, there is a greater chance of picking up some heavy and thundery showers across southern areas compared with friday. and as for temperatures, well, some spots just creeping into the low 20s, though many won't. and then on sunday, well, the area of low pressure�*s still here. it looks to be centred close to scotland. this

not just in south wales, victoria, under a lockdown, we expected it to be lifted this week, but theyre nowhere near the levels. we will see a complete reopening eventually, but we are awaiting more details, of potentially less restrictions or a few tweaks for greater freedoms, particularly for vaccinated people. vaccination levels are about 35%. still a long way to get to even the levels we have seen in the u.s.. >> ever grand, a big story not just in china and investors, but around the world. there's concern that if they cannot take themselves out of this hole by dumping property, selling apartment buildings, selling everything they can to raise cash and to be able to meet their financial obligation, they could default. that's what they said in their earnings statement yesterday. they may face litigation. one of their benchmark bonds, now down to 34.7 cents on the dollar. from bad to worse. >> that is one company to watch as we get into the start of trading in asia, and china, and hong kong. let's get you to vonnie quinn with our first word headlines. >> president biden has declared

but a few more showers and more cloud coming into wales and the south—west.ia and the east, again, the best of the sunshine. for many, temperatures aren't changing much, but it's getting colder in northern scotland. southern europe, though, sees extreme heat through this weekend, could see temperates hitting. could see temperates hitting 48 celsius. by contrast, it's a cooler northeasterly breeze heading our way for the start of the new week. probably won't be much rain — overnight rain clears away from southern parts of england, we're left with a few showers. probably quite a bit of cloud streaming our way, as well, and that colder air that we're seeing in scotland is pushing its way southwards across the uk. so top temperature 20—21 celsius in hampshire. as we head further into next week, it's fairly quiet, settled a few showers. a lot of cloud, mind you, and it's not looking particularly warm for this time of year. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: crisis in afghanistan. taliban militants capture the country's second largest city

caused by a vigorous disturbance we had that produced cyclonic winds in new south wales, but the bulk of the energy out toward the tasman sea. rain filling in across the south island of new zealand on thursday eventually will make it to the north island, but the north island will not be as hard-hit as the south island. the heaviest concentration reserve for the southwest portions of borneo on thursday and drying out across java. a mix of sun and cloud in jakarta with a high of 29 degrees. mostly clear for the korean peninsula on thursday but the wet weather will steer right into south korea on friday. >> a tale of two presidents. venezuelan military defectors, american mercenaries. and a bizarre yet audacious attempt at regime change in the republic of venezuela. people in power, the bay of piglets, on al jazeera. >> a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. western countries are racing to evacuate people from afghanistan with less than a week to go until all foreign troops leave. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says the taliban has agreed to allow americans and afghan

new south wales has struggled to rein in the delta variant under their so-called zero covid policy.zealand, the government hopes to boost vaccination rates during another nationwide lockdown. >> in large parts of sydney, the streets are off-limits. around 2 million people have been ordered to stay home from 9:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. the curfew covers parts of sydney most affected by the delta variant. anyone caught violating it could be fined an order to isolate for 14 days. as new restrictions were coming in, the leader of new south wales already talking about easing some for people fully vaccinated. that is now around 30% of the population. >> our first priority is to protect human life and live as freely as possible. we also have to accept that there has been no nation on the planet that has escaped the delta strain. we have to be real about that. >> the handling of the situation has increased tension with the leaders of other states. they say the virus must be suppressed before locks down -- lockdowns can be relaxed. sydney was slow, leading to cases in other cities. new zealand

the settings that new south wales is under now, the extension for another month, keeping in mind the vaccinations and testing, is that enough to get us through the delta flareup? >> i think the short answer is we don't know, but i am really quite concerned that it is not enough. i think what we are seeing is the consequence of a very infectious virus in a population that has not had exposure to coronavirus and is not vaccinated. and i think that has been complicated because we have very poor communications that are not really suitable for the population where infections are now raging, a population that is largely from an immigrant background where english is not always the language that is spoken at home. so, i think we've got a lot of hard work to do if we are going to be out of anything like severe lockdown by the end of august. haidi: the naivete you talk about, the luck australians have had with not really knowing anyone in their immediate circles who have been adversely affected or died from the virus, like many people overseas has, how does that play into the warping of the ri

the company will start offering on-site shots in new south wales.ity at the epicenter of australia's worst outbreak yet. bhp said as it is likely to start enforcing this policy in early 2022. haidi: take a hood it had -- a look ahead, when it comes to australia new zealand. as lockdown continues. australia will quote july building approvals. the last pieces of data that will factor into gdp number set to be released on september 1st. investors will be watching out for earnings from mseblast and harvey norman. a lot more ahead on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. haidi: key u.s. health advisors

what do you say we talked about temperature, so let's go to new south wales, sidney on wednesday, 11 and a half degrees, making it it's 2nd cold, a stay in about a quarter century. and so very cold stuff that was all caused by this. a vigorous disturbance that we had produced, iconic winds in new south wales, but the bulk of the energy now out toward the tasman, see but still flinging somewhat, whether toward victoria and south australia on thursday. rain filling in across the south adlene to new zealand on thursday of venture we will make it to the north island, but the north island will not be as hard hit as the south side like south east asia . heaviest concentration of rain reserved for southwest portions of borneo on thursday drying out across java. so mix the sun in cloud in jakarta with the high up 29 degrees. it is mostly clear for the korean peninsula on thursday, but our plumb rains get go in on friday. and that weather will steer rate into south korea. on friday. the a tale of 2 presidents: venezuelan military defectors, american mass and reese, ah, and the bizarre told da

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still some sunny spells in between the heavy showers, but with the stronger winds across south walesmph — the showers will tend to move through more quickly. up to around 22 in east anglia. most places not getting that high. you can see the swirl of winds and the circulation of the showers around this area of low pressure continuing, then, on through friday night and into saturday morning. temperatures holding up into the mid to low teens. nothing really changes on saturday. for the bulk of the uk, there'll be some sunshine around at times, but there'll be heavy, thundery showers. looks like, though, there is a greater chance of picking up some heavy and thundery showers across southern areas compared with friday. and as for temperatures, well, some spots just creeping into the low 20s, though many won't. and then on sunday, well, the area of low pressure's still here. it looks to be centred close to scotland. this is where there could well be the most prolonged thundery downpours, but you can see they're flaring up elsewhere across the uk. but it may well be towards south wales and

dry with sunshine for south—west england and wales, northern ireland and western areas of scotland.rom scandinavia. so no heatwave in the forecast, but it will be a pleasant spell of weather. it's going to be largely dry with some sunshine to look forward to. so that settling down process really gets under way on monday, with most of us having a dry day with some sunny spells. in the sunshine, it's august, it's going to feel warm in that sunshine with temperatures widely climbing into the low 20s, peeking around 22 celsius in glasgow, birmingham, and cardiff, as well. into tuesday's forecast, and again it's another largely fine day. you could find a view mist and fog patches for the early risers, but otherwise looking fine with spells of sunshine. the wind is coming onshore around parts of east anglia and kent, keeping temperatures here on the coastal strip probably around 19—20 celsius. the highest temperatures across western areas. 2a perhaps in glasgow. that really would feel pleasantly warm. and as we look at the forecast through the rest of the week, you can see the weather doe