a lot of cloud in south wales and the southwest of england. as that rain clears, sharp showers moving across to the midlands. elsewhere, sunshine develops more widely, the misty, low cloud retreating but with the strong wind off the north sea, the east coasts could stay grey and cold all day. not particularly warm in the cloud across parts of southern england and south wales. high temperatures in northwest england, northern ireland and western scotland — could be 20 degrees here. some warmer air heading from the continent. moving over the cold north sea so a lot of mist and low cloud, but the warmer air moving northwards on friday and that will bring more showers and spells of rain further north across england and wales. a lot of cloud for northern ireland. more sunshine for scotland and southern counties of england but still temperatures only 14. in the rain, temperatures lower on friday. could make 20 again in western scotland for one more day.

wales. further south it is drier thanit wales. further south it is drier than it was yesterday. close to the low precious and there are yellow weather warnings for another 20 to 30 millimetres of rain for the rest of today and overnight. keeping the temperature up for most, but we will notice it quite a bit cooler further south and east and tomorrow night looks even chillier. tomorrow looks drier, low pressure around so quite a bit of cloud, drizzling rain and mystic and murky conditions over the hills but the cloud will lift, break and reveal a bit more sunshine so temperature is considerably higher at 16 and 17 for many parts. that is because the low pressure is filling and drifting away, allowing a ridge of high pressure to come in. toward saturday we have the next weather system waiting on the wing so although the bank holiday weekend for many looks set to start mostly dry and bright, withjust for many looks set to start mostly dry and bright, with just the out shower, the showers will become more numerous to sunday and monday, we think. at this stage, difficulty put the deta

he was there in south wales.journalists travelling right around the country as those leaders meet with voters. it was pretty clear this morning, we heard from rishi sunak earlier, he was pretty clean to —— pretty keen to paint the picture of a man who had experience of what it took to lead the chancellor during the pandemic of course bringing about that fellow scheme. he wants to paint himself as a safe pair of hands and one that will see the uk through what he has described as pretty turbulent years to come. on the other hand, we heard from the leader of the labour party. he was in gillingham in kent this morning. he was talking about a vote for labour being a vote for change. he said that conservatives have had 14 he said that conservatives have had iii years in office and have failed to deliver and they don't really have a plan about what comes left. i think it's fair to say that we might see some of the personalities come out, it might be a clash of personalities where this thing comes a bit personal. we've h

the prime minister there at the brewery in south wales. it - the brewery in south wales. made as chancellor. this is really echoing those comments are made earlier about talking to his experience when he was chancellor and the work that he was able to do whilst at number 11. of course part of his pitch to remain number ten. we are going to leave events there in south wales as the prime minister continues his visit there. that the story we are following right now, you can see on screen, is the second day of testimony from the former boss of the post office. a harrowing day for paula vennells who broke down a number of times while giving evidence about what she knew and didn't know in her time as the boss of the post office, related to that faulty it software, the horizon system. our correspondent azadeh moshiri is outside the inquiry for us. run us through what we have learned so far on the second day of testimony from paula vennells. paula vennells was — testimony from paula vennells. paula vennells was chief _ testimony from paula vennells. paula vennells was chief execu

we could see a little bit of sunshine across western parts of scotland, also south wales, southern andts of england seeing some spells of sunshine, again lifting temperatures to 19, maybe 20 degrees, but as we head into the weekend which is a bank holiday weekend, it's going to feeljust a little bit warmer for all of us. there will be some showers, yes, some heavy ones, but also some sunshine in between on saturday not looking like a bad day. this little weather system herejust looking like a bad day. this little weather system here just creeping out of northern europe may bring some rain into eastern counties of england. we will have to keep an eye on that, still some uncertainty. also a weather working in towards the west, cloud and rain later in the west, cloud and rain later in the day, but isolated showers and it will feel warm, maybe 20 degrees in northern scotland, 21 in parts of south—east england. sunday, the differences we will see quite a few showers erupting. we could see them turning upjust showers erupting. we could see them turning up just about anywhere, some heavy and

wetter across southern england, wales, the midlands, some rain and heading towards northern ireland. thundry downpours in the night in the southaway from some areas and push inland overnight, keeping temperatures around 9 degrees. lively weather by the early hours across southern england and into wales, a lot of thunder and lightning, large hail, very heavy rain and gusty winds bringing destruction for a while. the worst of that moves away in the morning. a lot of cloud in south wales and the southwest of england. as that rain clears, sharp showers moving across to the midlands. elsewhere, sunshine develops more widely, the misty, low cloud retreating but with the strong wind off the north sea, the east coasts could stay grey and cold all day. not particularly warm in the cloud across parts of southern england and south wales. high temperatures in northwest england, northern ireland and western scotland — could be 20 degrees here. some warmer air heading from the continent. moving over the cold north sea so a lot of mist and low cloud, but the warmer air moving northwards on friday and that will bring more showers and spells o

the worst of the weather heading out towards the west and eventually turning drier in south wales and the south west of england. further north more sunshine developing more widely but with that keen north—easterly wind coming in we keep some low cloud and cooler weather for north east england and south east scotland. not much warmer elsewhere but a warmer day in north—west england and northern ireland and western scotland at 20 or 21 degrees. some warmer air heading away from the continent but coming across the cold north seat which is why we had that mist and low cloud. and that weather front is going to bring some rain overnight and into friday with the rain moving further north and bringing more cloud to northern ireland. some sunshine for scotland and southern counties of england. temperatures will be dropping in the rain, the highest temperature on friday in western scotland with 20 degrees likely. but even here the weather will change and saturday we have cloud and outbreaks of rain pushing north into scotland and northern ireland. further south some sunshine coming through and

skies coming into the south, a few mist and fog patches and here we will have the lowest temperatures, could be as low as two or three degrees in the west country. tomorrow, north wales, northern england, northern ireland and much of scotland will have a cloudy day, misty and murky over the hills, bit of rain left over, most of it for northern ireland, sunshine to the south, that could give us a few showers into the south—east. we may get a few thunderstorms in the north—west of scotland with a bit of sunshine helping to trigger those, 19 degrees in the highlands. a warmer day than today across southern parts of england and south wales and the midlands, 16 or 17 degrees. a bit more sunshine on the way on sunday, should brighten up a bit across northern parts of the uk but that could trigger a few showers, thunderstorms in eastern scotland, cloud and rain coming into the south—west of england, pegging back temperatures here. otherwise, widely i6 back temperatures here. otherwise, widely 16 or 17 degrees, warm in the sunshine and a warmer day across north wales and northern england by sunday. bank holiday monday, this area of low pressure is moving in, how far north it

rishi sunak talking in south wales.ecting some of the other party leaders including the sir ed davey for liberal democrats and the snps john swinney to hold events during the day which we will have coverage of here on bbc news. all the parties are of course looking to take parliamentary seats across the uk. early the work and pensions minister said she _ early the work and pensions minister said she is _ early the work and pensions minister said she is not standing this time round _ said she is not standing this time round. fill— said she is not standing this time round. �* ~ , ., ., . _ round. all mps have to decide by june the round. all mps have to decide by june the 7th _ round. all mps have to decide by june the 7th if— round. all mps have to decide by june the 7th if they _ round. all mps have to decide by june the 7th if they want - round. all mps have to decide by june the 7th if they want to - round. all mps have to decide by| june the 7th if they want to stand june the 7th if they want to stand or not. we may h

later in 2a glasgow, maybe 21 in the highlands and parts of south—east england could also get to south walesern ireland. this makes progress northwards and the two just rotate around as we head through saturday night this front pushes and from the south—west, bringing rain to south wales and northern ireland. this makes progress northwards and the two just rotate around on top of us. what that means for our weather really is it is a day of sunny spells and showers, but these showers mean business. they could be quite slow moving and you could see a lot of rain in a short space of time. thunder and lightning most likely in england and wales, but in the gaps it will feel fairly warm. bank holiday monday is a similar day with the heaviest showers in northern england and scotland this time. not as many showers further south and west. temperatures 16 or 17, so maybe a bit cooler. as we head through next week it is half term and the weather symbols show rain but it does not mean it will be raining all the time, but it stays quite mixed with spells of sunshine. and that's bbc news at one. now its t

perhaps even some thunderstorms across some southern counties of england into south wales during theent lightning. some very heavy rainfall could be a noisy night in places, but they'll be hit and miss and they will be clearing away across south wales and the southwest of england dunng and the southwest of england during the morning tomorrow, leaving a legacy of low cloud and outbreaks of drizzly rain. elsewhere. brighter skies develop after a mostly dry night, plenty of sunshine for scotland, northern ireland into much of central and eastern england, but some parts of northeast england and eastern scotland will be affected by low cloud that'll make things feel much cooler. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> now then, we have a £20,000 great british giveaway up for grabs. how do they do it ? grabs. how do they do it? >> well, they sort of do it like this and i hope you'll end up very happy. >> we've blown the budget by giving you the chance to win a totally terrific £20,000 in tax free cash to make your summer spectacular.

rishi sunak was met with awkward silence and well—mocking remarks when on a visit to a brewery in south walesotball tournament, for which wales have not qualified. let's have a listen. so you looking forward to all the football? not so much my bag. well, you'll get people in, you'll get people in. no, but that's cause you guys aren't in it. well, you'll get people out, there will be people coming, it will be a good summer. and a reminder, you're watching bbc news, but you can stay up to date with all of our election coverage on the bbc news website and app. we will be back with election coverage, but first today's other news. now, let's to look at some of the day's other news. the former chief executive of the post 0fiice paula vennells has been accused of accepting advice from a pr man to avoid re—examining subpostmasters�* prosecutions because of a fear that it would turn into �*front page news'. the horizon inquiry saw an email when she was given the advice, to which she replied that she was accepting the pr man's "steer". our business correspondent emma simpson reports. paula, are you rea

watch out for a few showers for the aberdeenshire coast and further west of northern ireland, wales, the southest of angled, centraland ireland, wales, the south—west of angled, central and southern event, the west midlands, some sunny spells developing but also the chance of a few showers. temperatures above the seasonal average, few showers. temperatures above the seasonalaverage, may few showers. temperatures above the seasonal average, may be 21 or 22 in all of that sunshine. as we had three tonight here is our weather front. more for the north sea coast,

and then later on, the likelihood of some scattered but quite heavy showers over parts of south walesbe 23. in a few spots it will be cooler on some north sea coast, particularly in the far north—east, where that mist and low cloud sticks around. and there's the threat of these showers turning quite heavy across devon, cornwall, somerset, parts of south wales as well, not everywhere seeing them, but where they do develop could drop quite a lot of rain in a short space of time. the shower is much more scattered further east, a few breaking out to over the hills and mountains of scotland. and there's that mist and low cloud that ha threatening to cling to parts of the coast of the east and the north of scotland, suppressing the temperatures. but in the sunny spells in the west of scotland, in the south, temperatures again getting over 20 c. as for this evening, well, still a few heavy showers around across the southwest, so bear that in mind. for most of us, though, are a pretty pleasant summer's evening, if you will. the mist and low cloud likely to thicken up and just drift back inlan

the were so that moves away during the morning, we keep a lot of cloud in south wales and the south—westy locales retreating, but with the strong wind off the naughty south—east scotland and north—east england could stay grey and cold all day. not particularly warm in the cloud across southern parts of england and south wales. high—temperature is in north—west england, northern ireland and western scotland could make 20 degrees. some warmer air heading our way from the continent, moving over the cold north sea, which is why we are seeing a lot of mist and low cloud. that warmer air coming are seeing a lot of mist and low cloud. that warmerair coming in ahead of the weather front, which cloud. that warmerair coming in ahead of the weatherfront, which is moving its way north on friday and that will bring with it some more showers and longer spells of rain further north across england and wales. a lot of cloud for northern ireland. more sunshine in scotland and some late sunshine across southern counties of england. but still, temperatures here only 11t degrees and in the main temperatures

that risk greatest across southern england and south wales. winds too. the wosrt of that tending to move away. and we're left with that weather front draped across england and wales. but to the north of it, we're getting an easterly wind picking up. now that is actually bringing some warmer air from the continent. but that warmer wind is actually moving over a cold north sea and sea surface temperatures in the north sea eight or nine degrees. so at best it's going to feel cooler along north sea coast, but there still could be some mist and low cloud around it into thursday. but away from that, some sunshine across many parts of the country, the cloud breaking in the southwest and south wales eventually as that wet weather from overnight clears away, leaving a few sharp showers. but many places will be dry. and across the north midlands, north west england and northern ireland, it's going to be warm. and in western scotland, temperatures could reach 20 degrees. still on the cooler side for eastern scotland where we see a few showers on friday.

rain in wales and the south—west tends to fade away, but a lot of cloud coming from the near continentn england, wales, the midlands, some rain heading towards northern ireland. thundery downpours in the night in the south. but that cloud will not clear away from some areas and push inland overnight, keeping temperatures around 9 degrees. lively weather by the early hours across southern england and into wales, a lot of thunder and lightning, large hail, very heavy rain and gusty winds bringing disruption for a while. the worst of that moves away in the morning. a lot of cloud in south wales and the south—west of england. as that rain clears, sharp showers moving across to the midlands. elsewhere, sunshine develops more widely, the misty, low cloud retreating, but with the strong wind off the north sea, the east coasts could stay grey and cold all day. not particularly warm in the cloud across parts of southern england and south wales. high temperatures in north—west england, northern ireland and western scotland — could be 20 degrees here. some warmer air heading from the continent. m

_ pressure across south—west and south wales and _ pressure across south—west and south wales and west highlands. the british heart foundation says it has seen a 500% increase in people signing up to learn cpr online. it follows our interview on breakfast yesterday, with footballers fabrice muamba, tom lockyer and charlie wyke, who have all suffered a cardiac arrest. they�*ve nowjoined a campaign by the charity to encourage more of us to learn the life—saving skill. our reporter tim muffett has more. just get involved. get involved. not a bystander. just if you see somebody in a predicament, you could just do something. do something. there we go. do something. a simple, vital message from three men who�*ve experienced cardiac arrest. yesterday on the breakfast sofa, fabrice muamba, tom lockyer and charlie wyke, who all suffered cardiac arrests whilst playing football, urged people to learn cpr. it�*s what helped save their lives. 30,000 people a year will have out—of—hospital cardiac arrest and sadly, less than 10% will make it. and that�*s purely because of the fact that not enou

we have had thousands of thunderstorms across parts of southern england and south wales this morning,even into the afternoon we still could catch one or two sharp showers across the south. the mist and murk across central and eastern parts of the country pushing towards the north sea, the lion's share of the sunshine in scotland and northern ireland with some showers in northern ireland, the highest temperature is 22 degrees in scotland and east anglia, 21 in liverpool, cooler along the north sea coastline. through this evening and overnight the weather front producing thunder is with us, basically waving north and south. further north, clearer skies but more mist and low cloud coming from the north sea across central and eastern areas but no issues of frost. heading into tomorrow, this is the weather front. eventually it will move northwards during the course of friday, taking cloud and thundery downpours with it. you see the progress it makes, cloudy across england and wales and the thundery downpours moves northwards, clipping eastern scotland, not all of us will hear the odd rumbl

it's a lot chillier further south for southern england and south wales.milder of course further north underneath all of that cloud that continues again to push its way northwards through the day tomorrow. so a bit of a north—south split going on on saturday. still some breaks in the cloud across north—western areas of scotland, but the best of the sunshine tomorrow will tend to be across southern england and south wales, too, and that will really help to lift the temperatures, 16—17 degrees, back up to the seasonal average, but watch out for some afternoon showers. now on sunday, important not to take the graphics too literally at this stage, but at the moment we think this area of low pressure is going to wind its way in from the south and the west, so there will be some showers here. more showers developing further north as well, but in the sunny spells, and there will be some, then it will feel pleasantly warm as it does at this time of year. and it's another day of sunny spells and some showers again on bank holiday monday. the focus for the showers p

there's some heavy rain is set to develop across southern parts of queensland and new south wales and it will be shower in sydney over the next few days. the unique perspective was at the doctors didn't get to have a site in any of the medical workforce has been so under valued by the british government for such a little time on hub voices. tick tock had been a place for organizing politically, for getting people to vote for getting people to protest, connect with our community and tap into conversations you weren't find elsewhere. why is our government taking us to work on the basis of live? read the public has to get out there and do something about it. the stream announces era of the come back, look at the main stories now. so forth is israel of attacked a peaceful palestine solidarity sitting at university of california in los angeles, a way flags and support this ro, well be seeing the student demonstrations with sticks and diplomatic pressures on the way to reach us. these foreign garza with the us pressuring him us to agree to israel, is tons. it's actually to say honestly blin

but we are expecting some flooding across coastal areas of new south wales. the temperature is expected to come down here. sensors are also going to head south as we head to the west western australia. past we'll see 22 degrees on saturday sunday. we're down to 20 as the heavy rain rolls in. we're expecting some destructive winds as well when speeds of up to a 100 kilometers per hour there, and temperatures offset to drop down as well from new zealand south island. severe weather is going to run up the west and west areas of the south island on fat to day. christ church however, manages to stay dry and see that sunshine the temperature will be dipping down will be closer to the average. on monday, the dr. guys, a hard to find across the south, east asia. we've got more heavy rain a cause much of the region. not just the cause of borneo, but across the indo china with heavy rain to come. for places like thailand, we've got red warnings out in the south. on saturday. you will see caught a duty and a growth using for p use a cost to contribute to improving the l

if you take sort of south wales and the south of the midlands all the way downwards, the southeast, theuntry, wales, kent , sussex, essex, all wales, kent, sussex, essex, all of that area is under a yellow met office warning for thunderstorms this morning. the southeast up until 10 am. and the southwest up until 8 am, and there are some pretty lively eruptions going on. i was looking at the lightning trackers this morning . around trackers this morning. around 540 lightning strikes an hour. when i was heading in this morning. so it's going to be a very, very explosive, massive morning up until about 10:00 as those thunderstorms roll in from normandy in france on an area of low pressure. >> and so they're going to last till about ten. where do they how far up the country will it go? >> that goes up until the south midlands. so if you take the midlands. so if you take the midlands and go downwards that is the risk area. southeast england, south—west england the thing with thunderstorms. thunderstorms is they're very difficult to pinpoint where exactly they're going to happen. so the met o

it's a lot chillier further south for southern england and south wales.lder of course further north underneath all of that cloud that continues again to push its way northwards through the day tomorrow. so a bit of a north—south split going on on saturday. still some breaks in the cloud across north—western areas of scotland, but the best of the sunshine tomorrow will tend to be across southern england and south wales, too, and that will really help to lift the temperatures, 16—17 degrees, back up to the seasonal average, but watch out for some afternoon showers. now on sunday, important not to take the graphics too literally at this stage, but at the moment we think this area of low pressure is going to wind its way in from the south and the west, so there will be some showers here. more showers developing further north as well, but in the sunny spells, and there will be some, then it will feel pleasantly warm as it does at this time of year. and it's another day of sunny spells and some showers again on bank holiday monday. the focus for the showers pro

one or two further south across parts of england and wales, but many of us avoiding them.ius, warmest across the west of scotland, a little bit colder around this east coast where we've got a little bit of lingering low cloud and fog. through this evening tonight, we'll start seeing more of that sea fog rolling in, becoming more extensive for parts of northern, eastern england, down the east coast. further inland we've got some clearer spells, but there could be some patchy fog almost anywhere to start saturday morning. fairly mild first thing, we've got those light winds around. low pressure close to the near continent on saturday morning, though. we can just see this warm front moving through and that could very well bring some outbreaks of rain to parts of kent and sussex, essex, for instance, first thing in the morning. down towards the channel islands, some of that rain could be quite persistent. sea fog still lingering for parts of eastern scotland, perhaps northeast england, burning back during the day, but as those showers drift westwards, there could be the odd th

brought equipment needed for the new plant, engineers, hundreds of metallurgists and miners from south walesbeard. it was called stalin, but this was not connected with the general secretary, not with the general secretary, not with stalin, precisely with the fact that 80% of the steel and cast iron of all russia was smelted, and until 1924 it was called yuzovka, it was already a widespread city, and despite to the fact that here, as many said, it was a wild field, the settlement of our region. began back in the 15th century, that is, we have always been civilized people. if by its name the city was obliged to the enterprising valitz, then at the name. region russian author. donbass , this term was coined by mining engineer evgraf kovalevsky. he compiled the first detailed geological map of the area and its subsoil, discovering rich deposits of not only coal and ore, but also another local treasure, rock salt of the highest quality. why did salt appear in our region? the fact is that hundreds of millions of years. these people should be made into nails, as if they were talking about the pers

we'll start to see it slipped further toward the north, but really up and down the coast of new south wales. what weather in the mix. on monday, a cooler breeze for new zealand to south island here. i mean look at this need in 10 degrees for you. it's some showers rolling through quite stretches while we got your pencil, the in for 14, these temperatures slightly below where they should be at this point in the gear. okay, there has been some flooding on so the ways the island this is in south. so the ways the providence flood waters who have reached about 3 meters high and we've seen a 1000 homes destroyed by the flood waters. meantime, the rain is still falling, quite intense right across through the waves. the on monday we've got burst of rain for west. you have a property in san into an easy as main island of java. it was somewhat weather rolling through southern thailand that's knocked back. the temperature input cuts at $35.00 degrees. and for china, once again, a line of storms from the western yang see to the pearl river. valley and rain now catches up to japan mostly for q issue. an

let's go to south wales now with labour. | go to south wales now with labour.ntentions too. . ,, , . too. thank you very much indeed. sta in: in too. thank you very much indeed. staying in wales. _ we have been at the plaid cymru launch. what have we been hearing from them? rhun ap iorwerth says a vote for his party will keep the conservatives "out of wales" and also keep labour "in check". they will be swimming against the current hit against the election campaign because a0 odd seats to become 32 due to those boundary changes. this is not favourable for them, they won four seats in 2019 and some political experts say the equivalent this time around may only be two. i put it to rhun ap iorwerth, what is a true reflection on how it will go today and he said, look, the boundary changes don't help and doesn't work well for us and also in the election launch they only list three target seats. these are all target seats in welsh speaking heartland. some would say they are being very conservative in their choice of target seats and i put that as well to the leader r

it may be just a little bit further south, but it looks like south wales and southern england will seeshine, but also a scattering of heavy showers. now, as you move into friday, still an old weather front bringing cloud and some splashes of rain. elsewhere, sunny spells, one or two sharp showers, perhaps most especially in western scotland, where temperatures could reach 22 or 23 degrees. that's still a little bit cooler for some at north sea coast. now into the weekend, really, we will be between weather systems. this area of low pressure is tending to move eastwards, high pressure trying to build from the west, but not making an awful lot of progress. so we will see some dry weather, some spells of sunshine, particularly across the north of the uk, parts of western scotland, maybe not quite as warm as they have been further south, a greater chance of seeing some showers, even some longer spells of rain, but still feeling warm in any sunshine. live from london. this is bbc news. slovakia's prime minister is shot and injured. the interior ministry says it was an assissination attempt.

across south wales and the south—west of england during the morning tomorrow, leaving a legacy of lows of drizzly rain . elsewhere, drizzly rain. elsewhere, brighter skies develop after a mostly dry night, plenty of sunshine for scotland, northern ireland into much of central and eastern england, but some parts of northeast england and eastern scotland will be affected by low cloud. that'll make things feel much cooler. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> well, up next, the first failed asylum seeker sent to rwanda under a voluntary scheme. i find it hilarious how many thousands of pounds it costs you, the taxpayer, to send him a bit of government spin. >> might be one guy money in his back pocket. got on the plane, went to rwanda. talk about that in just a moment. >> britain's newsroom on gb news, the people's channel. >> good morning. it's 10:00 channel. >> good morning. it's10:00 on wednesday, the 1st of may. how is it? may already? this is britain's newsroom on gb news with me, bev turner and andrew pierce >> well, is it

it's a lot chillier further south for southern england and south wales.l that cloud, that continues again to push its way northwards through the day tomorrow. so a bit of a north—south split going on on saturday. still some breaks in the cloud across north—western areas of scotland, but the best of the sunshine tomorrow will tend to be across southern england and south wales, too, and that will really help to lift the temperatures, 16—17 degrees, back up to the seasonal average, but watch out for some afternoon showers. now on sunday, important not to take the graphics too literally at this stage, but at the moment we think this area of low pressure is going to wind its way in from the south and the west, so there will be some showers here. more showers developing further north as well, but in the sunny spells, and there will be some, it will feel pleasantly warm as it does at this time of year. and it's another day of sunny spells and some showers again on bank holiday monday. the focus for the showers probably towards the south of england at least throu

rain band, some uncertainty about the position of it, possibly a bit further south, it looks like south walesf warm sunshine, but also a scattering of heavy showers. moving into friday, still an old weather front, bringing cloud and rain, one or two sharp showers, especially in western scotland, temperatures are reaching 22-20 scotland, temperatures are reaching 22—20 deliveries. a little cooler for some north sea coasts. into that weekend, we are between weather systems. low pressure moving eastwards, high pressure trying to build from the west, not making an awful lot of progress. we will see some dry weather and spells of sunshine, especially across the north of the uk, western scotland is not quite as warm as they have been. further south, a greater chance of seeing some showers, even greater spells of rain, still warm in any sunshine. live from london. this is bbc news. president volodymyr zelensky has cancelled all upcoming foreign visits, as ukraine struggles to contain russia's new cross—border incursion. the eu urges georgia to withdraw its �*foreign influence law', as protesters thr

bringing the equipment necessary for the new plant, engineers, a hundred metallurgists and miners from south walesuipment was delivered through rostov and taganrok. heavy machines were pulled on carts drawn by shafts. a village quickly grew up around the plant under construction, named after the founder. the village was named after yuz, yuzovka, and it was divided into two parts, this is a new light factory side. the new world was named after the tavern of the same name, which was located on the territory of this village, and the factory side, where the metallurgical plant was located directly. it was called stalin, but this was not connected with the general secretary, not with the general secretary, not with stalin, precisely with the fact that 80% of the steel and cast iron of all russia was smelted, and until 1924 it was called yuzovka, it was already a widespread city, and despite despite the fact that here, as many said, it was a wild field, the settlement of our region began back in the 15th century, that is... we have always been civilized people, if the city owes its name to an enterprisi

the ms for south wales west, sioned williams, was on that committee. do sometimes is have accommodation quite a long way from campus. transport costs are very prohibitive and so what they do when they do come to campus, they sort of stay a few days, sleeping in inappropriate places and then going back to their accommodation. universities wales said it was concerned to hear about the challenges these students faced, while the home office said it was focused on striking the right balance between lowering net migration and attracting international students. tighter rules on allowing international students to bring family members with them have also been put in place. sanjana idnani reporting there. efforts to clean up england's rivers, lakes and seas have been called "poor" by a key watchdog. the office for environmental protection says government targets to improve water quality will be missed by a "large margin." here's our environment correspondent, jonah fisher. the government has through the water framework directive, committed itself to improving th

south for northern ireland through the afternoon and a chilly start across southeast england and south wales some patches of fog, perhaps, but here's where we'll see the best of the sunshine. watch some afternoon showers, but sunshine helping to boost the temperature, 16 or 17 degrees celsius here. and then as we head through sunday, we look out towards the south west to see this area of low pressure to start to roll in. it's going to introduce quite a lot of cloud and eventually some showers, too. that's all going to be pushing further northwards and eastwards and across scotland, northern england and northern ireland, quite a lot of cloud with some showers in places as well, but plenty of sunshine stretching from east anglia up through north wales, the midlands and perhaps parts of northern england by the end of the day as well. temperatures where we'd expect to see them at this time of year, 1a to 17 degrees celsius. and that leads on to a bank holiday monday. now, our area of low pressure could produce some heavy thundery downpours, perhaps across the south of england as we head through

mid—afternoon, those lively showers, quite pokey ones across some southern counties and south wales,that low cloud probably around the coast of yorkshire northwards. around the southern uplands and the cumbrian fells, 20 to 23 here down a bit on yesterday, but always cooler compared with recent days across the far north of scotland. now, into tonight, mist, low cloud will roll in more widely across the eastern half of the uk. could come as far west as the midlands, maybe getting into parts of western scotland too, but some clear skies in the west. but even here, the odd fog patch, possible, temperatures similar to recent mornings. it does make for a bit of a grey and a bit of a slow commute for some of you on monday morning. look, that low cloud, though, breaking up quite quickly here in the morning. they will see patchy still across some northern areas. a heavy shower to the west of northern ireland into the second half of the day. but it's here the highs of the temperatures up to 23 degrees. elsewhere, down a little bit on what we've seen this weekend. a few isolated showers toward

the equipment necessary for the new plant, engineers, hundreds of metallurgists and miners from south walesd through rostov and taganrok, heavy machines were pulled on carts. drawn by shafts, a village quickly grew up around the plant under construction, named after the founder. the village was named after yuz, yuzovka, and it was divided into two. parts, this is new light factory side. the new world was named after the tavern of the same name, which was located on the territory of this village, and on the factory side, there was a metal plant, various offices, a hospital, a pharmacy, and the yuz house was built on the same territory. the red brick yuzov house is another donetsk legend, it has replaced it. russia was preparing for an industrial breakthrough, it needed railways, and therefore rails, thousands of kilometers of rails, donbass provided them. in 1872, the plant began smelting the first pig iron and went into operation. the first coke ovens in russia. and until 1924 it was called yuzovka, it was already a widespread city, and despite the fact that here, as many said, it was a wil

this one will arrive late in the day for south west england, south wales.after a chilly start, and we should see sunny spells into the afternoon. could see just a few showers developing. most places should stay dry, and it'll feel warmer again with top temperatures of 20 or 21 degrees. now, as we head through saturday night, this weather front across the east peps up, brings outbreaks of rain to much of northern england, pushing into scotland, and this one across the south—west pushes northwards across england and wales, so it'll be turning cloudier, breezier and wetter through saturday night — so, as a result, it'll be milder with double—figure values for most to start monday morning. but sunday's pressure chart looks quite messy — these couple of weather fronts pretty much across the country will bring a more unsettled day. so we'll have that first weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to scotland and northern ireland through the morning. some sunshine for northern scotland. and then for england and wales, the sunshine will emerge, and when the sunshin

southern parts of england, south wales and the northwest of scotland. temperatures soon rising, those temperatures as they rise could set off a few sharp showers in the south—east, as well as for northern scotland. but elsewhere a lot of cloud cover outbreaks of rain continuing for northern ireland, southwest scotland, northwest england and north wales, and feeling cool under that blanket of cloud but warm in the sunny spells in the south and the northwest of scotland, eventually through the evening, the cloud across central parts moves north into much of scotland and continues to affect northern ireland and northern england further south. some clear spells for a time, a few mist and fog patches developing by dawn but thickening cloud arrives into the southwest corner and some outbreaks of rain for cornwall. so we start off sunday with the best of the sunshine across the midlands, wales, east anglia and the south east, and that window of fine weather gradually moves north into parts of northern england, perhaps northern ireland, by the afternoon. but fo

time, the heaviest, most thundery of the showers will tend to be across the south of england and south wales isolated showers, though, still further north. and it will be feeling a bit cooler, too, on thursday with more of a northerly wind blowing, so a slight drop in temperature for many of us as we go into friday. the high pressure has been building in, remember? so lots of dry weather with some sunshine developing, but windy and really quite cloudy for many eastern coastal areas, particularly for east anglia down through parts of kent as we head through friday. so there will be some cloud around and it won't be feeling particularly warm, but temperatures could build a little further through the weekend, particularly out towards the north and the west as that high pressure starts to edge in. so lots of dry weather, but just a brisk wind for those north sea facing coasts and also more in the way of cloud here. but we could get to 21—22 celsius in parts of the north and the west, maybe. bye— bye. hello. this long—range forecast takes us into the start ofjune and there is some dry weather on

worst of it may push away, but it could stay wet for much of the day in south—west england and south waleseveloping in other southern areas, drifting later into the midlands and north wales. further north, it's dry, increasing amounts of sunshine away from these coastal areas in south—east scotland and north—east england, where there's going to be a cold wind blowing. temperatures not too high in the south—west, where it stays wet, but it'll be a warmer day for northern ireland, warming the sunshine for western scotland and again for the north—west of england. now, there is warmer air coming ourway from the continent at the moment. it's coming over the cold seas of the north sea, which is why we're seeing that mist and low cloud. that's to the north of that weather front, and that's bringing the rain on friday and it's moving northward. so we've got a bit more rain more widely for england and wales. some bursts of rain likely across southern scotland, perhaps northern ireland. northern scotland seeing some sunshine and later in southern—most parts of england. temperatures here only around

some of that rain will be heavy across parts of south—west england, south wales and northern ireland.ming offshore at times across eastern parts of scotland, but in between, a lot of dry weather, sunny and warm conditions, with temperatures feasibly up to 24 degrees somewhere in eastern england. and as we head through the evening and overnight, the rain continues its journey, moving eastwards and also northwards. further showers come into the southwest and we see a return to localised mist and murk across eastern areas. but it is going to be a mild night. in fact, for some of us it will feel warm for the time of year. so as we go through tomorrow, the low pressure's still with us, the weather front pushing ever further east. and it will be a breezy day, perhaps not quite as breezy as today. we still will have the low cloud, mist and murk along the wast coast. here's our rain. follow it all the way around and you can see a plethora of showers coming in across the south and the west. but in between, there'll be some sunshine, as there will be across parts of northern scotland. temperatu

this one will arrive late in the day for south west england, south wales but in between, plenty of sunshineto the afternoon. could see just a few showers developing. most places should stay dry and it'll feel warmer again with top temperatures of 20 or 21 degrees. now, as we head through saturday night, this weather front across the east peps up, brings outbreaks of rain to much of northern england, pushing into scotland, and this one across the southwest pushes northwards across england and wales, so it'll be turning cloudier, breezier and wetter through saturday night so, as a result, it'll be milder with double—figure values for most to start monday morning. but sunday's pressure chart looks quite messy. there's a couple of weather fronts pretty much across the country will bring a more unsettled day. so, we'll have that first weather front bringing outbreaks of rain to scotland and northern ireland through the morning. some sunshine for northern scotland. and then, for england and wales, the sunshine will emerge and when the sunshine comes out, it'll set off scattered, heavy and thunder

the shower across england and wales and a bit of rain coming into the far south—west.ise, widely, temperatures are going to be a reasonable 16—18 degrees on sunday afternoon. now, there is a bit of rain in the south—west — it's on that weather front there. an area of low pressure, not really much wind to move things on at all. there's a bit of uncertainty as to how far north that showery rain could get, but it's pushing a little further north into england and wales. there'll be some sunshine, but we're also going to trigger some more of the slow moving, heavy thundery showers, particularly in scotland. and temperature—wise on monday afternoon for the bank holiday, typically 16—17 degrees. now after the bank holiday, the weather is going to change. wouldn't you know it? and it's going to get a lot drier because that area of low pressure moves away and this area of high pressure will build in. now, around the top of it next week, we could well see a bit of rain towards north western areas of the uk, but on the whole it is looking like it's going to get dry after monday.