breeze in the south—west of england, south west wales as well.peratures are widely into the mid—20s, possibly 27 or28, widely into the mid—20s, possibly 27 or 28, warmer than today, it will be warmer across northern island and warmer across northern island and warmer across northern island and warmer across scotland as well, mid—20s to the central belt, still quote up towards the northern isles, hopefully things will brighten up on friday, friday will be another dry and sunny day, the breeze a little fresher, bringing real warmth from the near continent and pushing that warmth north into scotland where the temperatures are likely to peak on friday around 29 or so. elsewhere inland across the uk temperatures widely into the medic, possibly high 20s. that he did she meditate drawing from the main continent, that will bring a change, overnight into saturday as we bring bands of showers and thunderstorms are bent england and wales, perhaps more persistent rain pushing north across scotla nd persistent rain pushing north across scotland and northern i

still mild and a muqqy the south—west. still mild and a muggy flow of air. it is going to be pretty warm as well with the mild, south—westerly winds. early next week, if you were watching the weather ahead yesterday, the jet strea m weather ahead yesterday, the jet stream is still sending weather out of the south—west. this is a warm sauce, orair of the south—west. this is a warm sauce, or air pushing from the south—west to the uk. schematically, low pressure is riding the jet stream, bringing unsettled weather to northwestern areas. at the same time, scooping the warmth and humidity, sending it to the uk. next week, the summary is more unsettled. some rain in the north—west, but not all the time, and warmness of the weather will be across the south—west. that's it from me. thanks for watching. tonight at ten: jeremy corbyn lays the foundations of labour's election campaign with strong criticism of the wealthy elite. at the formal campaign launch in trafford, he warns that a labour government would change a system that was rigged for the rich. when labour win

the wettest weather will always be over the hills in the west, the south—west of scotland, north—west and west wales. not much rain arriving in the south east and the rain easing off during the afternoon. we may get some brightness, a bit of sunshine to the east on high ground, but even with the cloud it is going to be quite a warm day with temperatures at 16 or 17. the first dose of rain comes on that whether there and we get another pulse of heavy rain returning overnight and then this weather front is pretty much stuck across the uk but where is difficult to say. at the moment it looks like it will be more across yorkshire down to wales and the south—west of england where we will see some rain at times. north of that blustery winds and bands of rather sharp showers. east anglia and the south east of england may be dry and we have got some warm and muggy air here. temperatures could be higher than 22, but not particularly cold elsewhere either. 17 or 18 typically. but on wednesday we see the rain down across east anglia and the south east of england and this will be the wettest day

west scotland or sunday than recently. the highest temperatures migrating further south and west. not really. if it's rain you're after, you are going to have to wait. things are going to stay largely dry, certainly for the first half of the week. that's all from me. more later on. good afternoon. it is 2pm. welcome back to viewers on bbc two and the bbc news channel for our special live coverage of the local election results in england and wales and scotland. thousands of councillors being elected overnight and today, responsible for delivering your essential public services and all of this happening, unusually, during a general election campaign. that also has an impact. we'll have results as they're declared and we'll be getting

into wednesday morning and we start off quite cloudy in a good part of wales and the south—west of englandl as well. a bit misty over the hill, some early sunshine though, across the south—east, east anglia up into the east midlands, towards north east england. cloudierforthe east midlands, towards north east england. cloudier for the north—west of england a we start off cloudy, away from eastern coastal areas of northern ireland. the thickest cloud, that will be in the north—west of scotland where we have oks of rain and drizzle. i think that will tend to peter out through the day, conditions improve here, and we are just left with one or two showers in scotland the afternoon. generally it is a dry story, area has, that start off sunny the eastern side of england, seeing more cloud developing areas that start off cloudy probably will see some sunshine developing. all in all there will be sunshine at time, dry cons just about everywhere, quite warm everyone with cloud round, temperatures widely into the low 20s oi’ temperatures widely into the low 20s or so. and later on in the week, not o

gardeners and growers ta ke south—west. unshine into sheltered north—west. as we move into sunday, the front clears away. a quieter day, light wind, and again with an edge to the field running down through the east coast. little change in the story through the weekend, west is best in terms of sunshine. this is bbc news. i‘m sophie long at buckingham palace where it‘s been announced the duke of edinburgh is to retire from public duties — a decision he took himself, backed by the queen. but it was business as usual this lunchtime when he took his place alongside the queen — by the autumn he will no longer be accepting engagements. the prince — turns 96 next month — and his decision marks a transition for the royal family. i‘ll be bringing you all the latest developments. i‘m ben brown. the other news at 2pm: the french presidential candidates trade insults on television — now emmanuel macron files a lawsuit to scotch rumours he holds an offshore bank account.

a little mist and fog towards the south—west after the rain on monday.t we had, some lively have headed southwards into the near continent that is where the front here could spoil things a bit, coming in off the southern north sea. a mishmash in the morning with sunshine and areas of cloud a few showers coming in off the north sea into more central and southern parts of england. for much of the day, the south—west is likely to be dry as well as wales, warm in the sunshine but feeling cooler under this cloud, especially as the wind picks up. showers will be like that there could be a few heavy ones in south—east later on. showers as far north of northumberland, to the west it is likely to be dry. and temperatures not quite as high across northern ireland and scotland as they were on monday but 80 ireland and scotland as they were on monday but 18 degrees is the likely. cool for eastern scotland under the cloud that they should wake up. showers heading to wales and the south—western and they fade away and then we see, after a brief respite, more showers co

we also had some similar temperatures in the south—west of scotland.be acro55 we5tern scotland and northern ireland. we have more cloud coming into eastern scotland, north—east england, quite low cloud and these are the temperatures by the time we get to early tuesday. seven or eight degrees typically. a little bit of mist and fog towards the south—west after that rain on monday. the showers that we had, some lively, have headed southwards into the near continent and high pressure will come to dominate eventually, but this weather front here could 5poil things a bit, coming in off the 5outhern north sea. we‘ll see some 5howers. a mi5hmash in the morning with sunshine and areas of cloud. but more cloud and perhaps few showers coming in off the north sea into more central and 5outhern parts of england. for much of the day, the south—west is likely to be dry as well as wale5, nice and warm in the sunshine, but feeling cooler under this cloud, especially as the wind picks up. showers will be light, but there could be a few heavy one5 in south—east later on

heavy rain over the hills of south—west scotland, north—west england and west wales. rain in the south east of england. even with the cloud it is quite warm at 16 or 17. that moves through and we get another burst of more persistent rain overnight. on tuesday this weather front hangs around and it will hang around in yorkshire, wales and the south—west. north of that are blustery winds and to the south east and in east anglia it may well be dry. here we have got warm and muggy air and the temperature could be as high as 22. as we move into wednesday this is where we will see the rain more towards the south east and east anglia. further north some blustery showers in the north—west of the uk and those temperatures begin to drop away and there is pressure and cooler weather on the way for all of us cooler weather on the way for all of us at the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 2:00. this weekend's cyber attack — the largest of its kind says the head of the eu's law enforcement agency, europol; and the start of the working week could expo

but we keep the cloud to the south—west with the best of the brightness really across south—eastern andwe get the best of the sunshine and temperatures will respond. into northern ireland we start off with showery outbreaks of rain to the north and west of scotland but these will primarily sit towards the north—west of the great glen and as we go through the day, a couple showers will filter further east. they will be offloaded by then. elsewhere, broken cloud, some sunshine and where we get the best of the sunshine, the temperature will respond. but despite cloud around it will be a warm day for all of us, generally at around 19 or 25 degrees. maybe a little bit fresher in the final. one thing is for certain, later on in the week we keep that dry theme and there will be more in the way of sunshine. as a consequence, temperatures respond. warm to hot in places, particularly in the south—west corner. we can see first signs of that on thursday with decent spells of sunshine coming through much of the country and you can see that we will see high 20s likely into the south—east corner, mayb

but we keep the cloud to the south—west with the best of the brightness really across south—eastern andhe best of the sunshine and temperatures will respond. into northern ireland we start off with showery outbreaks of rain to the north and west of scotland but these will primarily sit towards the north—west of the great glen and as we go through the day, a couple showers will filter further east. they will be isolated by then. elsewhere, broken cloud, some sunshine and where we get the best of the sunshine, the temperature will respond. but despite cloud around it will be a warm day for all of us, generally at around 19 or 25 degrees. maybe a little bit fresher in the far north of scotland. one thing is for certain, later on in the week we keep that dry theme and there will be more in the way of sunshine. as a consequence, temperatures respond. warm to hot in places, particularly in the south—west corner. we can see first signs of that on thursday with decent spells of sunshine coming through much of the country and you can see that we will see high 20s likely into the south—east corne

we also had some similar temperatures in the south—west of scotland.ome sunshine. the best of the weather over the week ahead will probably be across western scotland and northern ireland. we have more cloud coming into eastern scotland, north—east england, quite low cloud and these are the temperatures by the time we get to early tuesday. seven or eight degrees typically. a little bit of mist and fog towards the south—west after that rain on monday. the showers that we had, some lively, have headed southwards into the near continent and high pressure will come to dominate eventually, but this weather front here could spoil things a bit, coming in off the southern north sea. we'll see some showers. a mishmash in the morning with sunshine and areas of cloud. but more cloud and perhaps few showers coming in off the north sea into more central and southern parts of england. for much of the day, the south—west is likely to be dry as well as wales, nice and warm in the sunshine, but feeling cooler under this cloud, especially as the wind picks up. showers w

maybe sing the odd shower in the south—west for the odd shower in the south—west for the end of the day after the rain on monday. much of wales should be dry. the showers will be hit and miss but a few heavier ones across the south—east of england. some sunshine. what was cool over the north sea coast, cooler across northern ireland. 18 degrees across western scotland. the cloud will break up to a certain extent across eastern scotland. the showers that want their way and eventually across the midlands towards wales and the south—west on tuesday evening and then tend to fade a way. the cloudy start as we head into wednesday. because the a few more showers coming in off the southern sea. mainly areas linking share, south—west towards the south—east. more sunshine on the way in eastern scotland. the best of the temperatures were western scotland and northern ireland. beware be far off the 20 degrees in most places like we had on monday. high pressure will be shaping our weather for the latter pa rt will be shaping our weather for the latter part of the week as it nudges a bit closer on a

of england, wales, the south—west of england, wales, the irish sea, northern ireland, the south—westross the hills, the rain will be heavy. it pushes through to northern ireland as well. it is wet across the lake district, into north—western england, through wales as well. plenty of rain in the south west and southern england. it is not raining in kentand southern england. it is not raining in kent and sussex or through east anglia or up into lincolnshire and eastern parts of yorkshire, but eventually, the second half of the morning, into the afternoon, most of the uk is engulfed, and it will be damp. the rain will not fall in any one location all day. it will wax and wane. it is quite warm as well, despite the rain and cloud. the low pressure on tuesday across the atlantic, weather fronts being pressure on tuesday across the atlantic, weatherfronts being sent in our direction. head office, the cloud breaks, with the rain coming out of the south, it could be very warm. it will be pleasant enough at least. wednesday, it will not stay warm across the south—east, we will see cloud and r

and sometimes flirting with this vast south—west, cornwall, south devon and the channel islands.d clear away this evening and tonight. large amounts of cloud floating around to north—eastern scotla nd floating around to north—eastern scotland and north england, murky endlessly. clear spells the northwest, with a touch of frost in places. another quiet day tomorrow with the northerly winds driving cloud and eastern areas with a spot of drizzle, and it feels cool. temperatures 9—iod along the coast. further west, more sunshine and a better day towards the south—west with temperatures in the high season places. the start of the week remains pleasant, the best of the sunshine in the west. hello, this is bbc news bbc news with richard lister. the headlines at 15:30: theresa may has been campaigning in key general election battle grounds in the midlands and has sought to play down talk of a landslide victory. jeremy corbyn is in leicestershire and has spoken of creating a society in which people are no longer held back by a system that is rigged for the rich. the ukip leader, paul nutt

and voters here in the south west. and voters here in the south west.rtant for this election injust eight days' time. in 2015, at the last election, your votes gave my party 15 more seats. if i lose to six of those, thenl seats. if i lose to six of those, then i risk losing the majority and we riskjeremy corbyn becoming prime minister. and i think that there are three clear questions that there are four voters here in the southwest and elsewhere. as i say, voters in the south—west are of vital importance to this election. and b three issues are that there is a simple choice. who you trust to have the strong and stable leadership to get on with bad job of getting the best deal for britain for brexit? because brexit really matters. it matters for our future prosperity. it matters for a place in the world, prospects for our children, our standard of living, the future of our public services. and if we get it wrong, if we do not get brexit right, it makes everything else we wa nt right, it makes everything else we want to do much harder to achieve. and i th

in the south—west, in south and west devon and cornwall we will continue to see these outbreaks of rainfect the channel islands. not getting much further north than that. the rain will clear off to the south—west leaving most areas dry. there will be fairly large areas of cloud floating around that a lot of cloud, miffed and merck in the east. in the north—west where we keep clear spells, there could be apache frost to take us into the morning. tomorrow, another quiet day. there will be differences in the detail. in the north—east quite a lot of cloud and the odd spot of drizzle. the best of sunshine the south and west. eastern areas will be on the cool side. in the south and west we will have the highest temperatures. that is where we will see most of the sunshine. it will be quite cloudy at lord's for the cricket tomorrow for england against ireland. as we go into the start of the new week, eastern areas will often be rather cloudy. the cloud could be big enough to produce the odd spot of drizzle. in the west more in the way of sunshine. for all of us are slightly cooler feel to the w

the south—west and the south coast, not as much an shine as we had today in the south—east of englande high teens, no 20s. maybe one or two showers in the north—west of scotland. rain and drizzle possible, otherwise it is a dry story. we will. with some more cloud, especially in the west, tending to break in the eastern parts of the uk —— we will start with some more cloud. high pressure building in across the north—west of the uk, staying with us from a few days. as it drifts towards the east so we start to draw in dry and warm air from the near continent. towards the end of the week we are staying dry, probably more sunshine, helping to lift the temperatures and a change in the wind direction, getting our airfrom the near in the wind direction, getting our air from the near continent. in the wind direction, getting our airfrom the near continent. by saturday, temperatures could pick 13 degrees. —— 30 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11:00: theresa may has denied performing a u—turn over a manifesto pledge on social care. she says she will consider capping

the best of the sunshine in scotland, the south—west.as today in northern ireland. still, a pleasant stay in the sunshine. temperatures across wales and the south—west, maybe not as high as today but sunshine around. more cloud the midlands, east anglia, the south—east, yorkshire and lincolnshire. that cloud is coming in off the north sea and around the edge of this high pressure which dominates our weather through the early parts of the week. high—pressure extends all the way down. in the high—pressure, we may have bit more cloud by tuesday morning. even across scotland and northern ireland. still some sunshine here and there but again, it will be dryjust everywhere. temperatures into the mid—teens and we won't have the wind of the north sea so we will start to feel a bit warmer in some eastern parts of england and scotland. a chilly start on wednesday in the countryside. again, warming up in the sunshine. perhaps in southern scotland as well. 90 degrees midlands into southern england. more cloud for scotla nd southern england. more clo

into the south—west.n england, slightly more cloudy in the south—west, where it will be windy at times with the easterly breeze. wales has a decent day. in the east, exposed to the wind coming in, it will be chilly at times and blustery in the south—west. further to the north and west of the country it is going to feel quite warm in the sunshine, 19 degrees, contrasted with 11 or 12 in eastern scotland into north—east england. high levels of uv today with all other sunshine around, so don't be fooled by the breeze. heading on through this evening and overnight, cloud increases for east anglia, the midlands, northern england and wales with the odd spot of rain. further south, we will see rain heading in across the south—west of england will stop cornwall, the channel isles too. there is likely to be a touch of frost. through the day tomorrow, low pressure in the far south—west, it looks like it pushes slowly eastwards, so some spots of rain for cornwall into the channel isles through the day. elsewhere, la

a few heavy ones in northern ireland and perhaps scotland, and showers running from the south—west towardsthe south—east, east anglia, 19 or 20 celsius. south—westerly breeze is, though, and the wind picks up overnight and as we head into monday this low pressure is heading our way coming from a long way south, bringing warm airand the from a long way south, bringing warm air and the potential for heavy rain. cloudy skies, breaks a brain on monday, the wettest weather over the western hills with strong to gale force winds. not much rain in the south—east, temperatures here 18 degrees or so, and on tuesday, 25 is possible in the south—east of england, cooler and fresher towards the north—west and in between, the chance of more rain, so big changes on the way. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3:00 — the government's emergency committee, cobra, are meeting to discuss the cyber attack which has disabled nhs computers in england and scotland. the government is ensuring through oui’ the government is ensuring through our national cyber security centre that we are reading this article attention

and a good deal warmer, the further south—west you go. 0nly ten or 11 at north sea coast.art so in charge. the isobars easing apart so the winds aren't quite so strong that a noticeable breeze. a lot of dry weather to be had on tuesday, fairly cloudy, 11 degrees on the north sea coast. getting up to a0 or 15 at the best. in the middle of the week, high pressure but the northwest, low pressure is gathering and to the south—west as well. midweek, most of mostly it's a decent day. maybe some showers and north scotland but most places dry without amateurs around 17 or 18 degrees. a5 without amateurs around 17 or 18 degrees. as we had onto the latter pa rt degrees. as we had onto the latter part of next week, the areas of low pressure will begin to bring their influence. rob the building cloud and rain, and winds picking up, and if you're underneath the clouds, it will feel cool towards the end of next week. we will be in the low to middle teens. we will get some sunshine, dry and bright intervals, as it will be the other teams. it will should feel pleasant enough but tempers w

there's some today, but really isolated them to the south west of the country. farther north, this big lump of cloud over much of the english mainland. the best of the sunshine in northern ireland and western scotland. this evening anthony, the rain pushing south into the continent. it will turn rather cloudy and murky. patchy drizzle in the north. tomorrow, a fairly quiet day tomorrow. best of the sunshine in the south and west. high temperatures of eating— i9 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may has been campaigning in key general election battle grounds in the midlands and has sought to play down talk of a landslide victory. jeremy corbyn is in leicestershire and has spoken of creating a society in which people are no longer held back by a system that is rigged for the rich. the ukip leader, paul nuttall, has urged his supporters to "stay on the pitch", despite a drubbing in local elections. he insists the party has a bright future and voters will return in their "droves" if theresa may fails to deliver to brexit. fails to deliver on br

rain starting with the far south—west, cornwall, south devon and the channel islands.will clear the way through this evening and overnight. most areas left dry. fairly large amount of cloud floating around, particularly in north—eastern scotland and england. quite misty and drizzly. a touch of frost in place. tomorrow, a quiet day. dry weather but a northerly wind driving ploughed into eastern areas, with the odd spot of drivel. could viewing. temperatures along the coast, nine or 10 degrees. further west, in the way of sunshine, temperatures up into the high teens in places. the start of the new week remains fairly quiet. best of the sunshine in the west. it will often feel fairly cool. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: theresa may has been campaigning in key general election battle grounds in the midlands, and has sought to play down talk of a landslide victory. jeremy corbyn is in leicestershire and says the gap between labour and the tories isn't as great as the pundits are making out. the ukip leader paul nuttall has urged his supporters to "stay on the pitc

now, across north—west england, wales, and the south—west of england, this weather front here is going so outbreaks of rain, probably turning heavy for the afternoon. a few patches of rain for southern hills, as well, to start the day. otherwise, a fair bit of dry weather towards east anglia and south—east england. and it will probably stay dry towards these eastern areas pretty much all day, with that cloud thinning and breaking to allow some spells of sunshine in the relatively warm and humid air that has wafted its way in from france. otherwise, we've got this band of rain, then, as i say, slow—moving across wales and south—west england. underneath that persistent rain, not the warmest of days. further east, in the sunshine, well, if we do get some decent, sunny spells, we could see temperatures pushing on towards 25 degrees in the warmest spots. not far off the warmest weather we've seen so far this year. now, on into the nighttime, the weather front pushes a little bit further eastwards, so we'll get that wet weather pushing in across parts of east anglia, moving towards the home

plenty of rain in the south west and central and southern england as well. is not quite raining in kent and east anglia. and up into lincolnshire and parts of yorkshire. eventually in the second part of the morning and afternoon, the uk is in in cloud and it will be quite a tampon. rain will not be falling all day long in one location, some areas may have a little sunshine from time to time. this is a look at tuesday. low pressure a cross this is a look at tuesday. low pressure across the atlantic, sending weather fronts in our direction. this weather front crosses the uk and ahead of this one, the clouds break up with wind coming out of the cell. it could potentially be very warm, and we are expecting temperatures of 22 and even 2a degrees. not the case in most of the uk where we are mostly thinking about 17—18d, pleasant enough. on wednesday it doesn't look like it will stay warm in the south—east as we have cloud, rain, uncertain how much rain there will be in the south—east but it will be a relatively unsettled spell at the beginning of thursday and in t

south—east. the north and west, a touch cooler but still humid. hance of some heavy showers and storms. for the north and west, much of sunshine and showers and feeling fresher also. that is your latest weather. the queen visits manchester's children's hospital. to target that sort of thing... children's hospital. to target that sort of thing. .. it is awful. after photos showing debris from the manchester suicide bomb appear in the american media, prime minister theresa may promises to act. i will make clear to president trump that intelligence that is shared between our law enforcement agencies must remain secure. in the past hour, police have described recent arrests as"significant" and said some of the items seized in raids are "very importa nt".

we also had some similar temperatures in the south—west of scotland.ern scotland and northern ireland. we have more cloud coming into eastern scotland, north—east england, quite low cloud and these are the temperatures by the time we get to early tuesday. seven or eight degrees typically. a little bit of mist and fog towards the south—west after that rain on monday. the showers that we had, some lively, have headed southwards into the near continent and high pressure will come to dominate eventually, but this weather front here could spoil things a bit, coming in off the southern north sea. we'll see some showers. a mishmash in the morning with sunshine and areas of cloud. but more cloud and perhaps few showers coming in off the north sea into more central and southern parts of england. for much of the day, the south—west is likely to be dry as well as wales, nice and warm in the sunshine, but feeling cooler under this cloud, especially as the wind picks up. showers will be light, but there could be a few heavy ones in south—east later on. showers as f

how do you think ukip will do in the south—west now?n thing was to get us out of the european union and they've managed that. so, theirjob is done really, i think. what do you think of theresa may? very strong woman, very strong woman. i'm going to vote labour. he is genuine, isn't he? he's going to be looking out for my interests. labour's always struggled to convert votes into seats in this region and in most constituencies, it's a long way back for the lib dems. no wonder, privately, conservatives are sounding confident about their chances. vicky young, bbc news, cornwall. football now, and hull city have relegated from the premier league. they were beaten 4—0 by crystal palace, who themselves were fighting for survival. david ornstein was watching. every club strives to be in the premier league, no one wants to leave it, the threat of relegation turns fun into fear. and when hull city conceded afterjust two minutes, it seemed their fears would be realised. wilfried zaha pushing the visitors towards the drop well putting towards the

very different look to the weather, across south wales, the south—west of england, missed and hill fognel islands, southeast, east anglia, nice and bright and sunny to begin with, keep an eye on the cloud thatis begin with, keep an eye on the cloud that is wandering across wales into the midlands, further north, more sunshine to begin the day, except for the northern isles, the last of the rain to clear the way from shetland, one or two showers possible in scotland, western parts, but generally, a fine day, sunshine coming and going across the vast majority of the uk, more cloud for south wales, the south—west and along the channel coast. still warm further north and inland, temperatures widely into the high teams, possibly into the low 20s. heading into wednesday, high—pressure building across the uk, introducing some more cloud, across western parts of the uk, there will be some sunshine around, and temperatures, 21, 20 4 degrees, by the end of the week, with high—pressure around, no sign of rain, breaking up the cloud. —— 20 one, 24. —— 21,24 degrees. rain, breaking up the cloud. ——

it looks like it will be to the midlands, wilson the south—west and the south—east.therly breeze it could get the southerly breeze it could get warm in the south—eastern corner. further north and west, bright and breezy with the few showers coming in on the breeze. low pressure to the north on wednesday and high pressure to the west. this drilling weather front is going to bring cloud and rain to the southern half of the uk. the rain easing away into the afternoon. some showers toward the far north and west. looking ahead to the latter part of next week, it looks like the looted the north will drift away to scandinavia along the height of the west to come in, getting closer and closer. the winds will be an orderly and that will bring cooler air with it. the closer to the low pressure you are you are more likely to see some rain. that set up will last into the following weekend. we are developing this east—west split cup of turning thriller with some rain. most would be in the east, but close to the high in the west it should be drier. the nhs is the victim of a massi

as we drift towards the south—west it is cloudy start again.orth—east england, into scotland and northern ireland we've got a chilly start, but the sunny. the sunshine will last for much of the day. at the moment it's lapping onshore across the northern isles and the mainland of scotland. the northern england, scotland and northern ireland you will have almost unbroken blue skies. wales will have some of that cloud rake up, in the midlands and wales. the far south of england hanging onto some cloud. with the onshore breeze it will still feel cold. 20 celsius is possible once again across the west highlands. into the evening and overnight there will still be quite noticeable breeze. gusty across the pennines today. still gusty through the evening as well. we have all of that cloud maintaining temperatures. where the cloud is broken it will be cooler, especially in the countryside as these temperatures show. frost possible, similar to this morning. the rest of the forecast for tomorrow shows the north of the country having a lot of sunshine. afte

, over the channel, cloud is thickening across the south—west, overthe channel, now some thunderstormscross the north—east of the uk, very warm over the past few days, a cool northwesterly breeze, a lot of recently around the moray firth. this is where the main weather event is going to be happening, he storms, areas are moving northwards from the channel to primarily focused this afternoon on the south—west of england. to the north, generally dry, skies brightening in scotland, temperatures 10 degrees lower than yesterday around the moray firth, around 19 or so in the central belt, not far behind across northern ireland. warm across england and wales with sunshine, gusty winds, clusters of downpours, hail, thunder and lightning moving up across the south—west, what not showers clipping the south—east of england, perhaps hit and miss here, the highest temperatures here, mid—20s. you can see the showers turning more widespread overnight, heavy rain likely, more in the way of thunderstorms across england and wales. light rain heading northwards into northern ireland, eventually southern

but we keep the cloud to the south—west with the best of the brightness really across south—eastern andt the best of the sunshine and temperatures will respond. into northern ireland we start off with showery outbreaks of rain to the north and west of scotland but these will primarily sit towards the north—west of the great glen and as we go through the day, a couple showers will filter further east. they will be isolated by then. elsewhere, broken cloud, some sunshine and where we get the best of the sunshine, the temperature will respond. but despite cloud around it will be a warm day for all of us, generally at around 19 or 25 degrees. maybe a little bit fresher in the far north of scotland. one thing is for certain, later on in the week we keep that dry theme and there will be more in the way of sunshine. as a consequence, temperatures respond. warm to hot in places, particularly in the south—west corner. we can see first signs of that on thursday with decent spells of sunshine coming through much of the country and you can see that we will see high 20s likely into the south—east co

the wettest weather is going to be over the hills in the west and south—west of scotland, west and walesightness. even with the cloud it is going to be a warm day, 16, 17. the first rain from that weather front and then we get more heavy rain returning overnight and then the weather front is stuck across the weather front is stuck across the uk. where, difficult to say but it looks like it will be across yorkshire, wales and the south—west of england. north of the blustery wind, sharp showers. east anglia and the south—east, dry, and we have some warm air, temperatures may be 22. not especially cold elsewhere, 17 or 18. 22. not especially cold elsewhere, 17 or18. 0n 22. not especially cold elsewhere, 17 or 18. on wednesday, rain in the east anglia and the south—east of england, this will be the wettest day of the week for this part of the uk. sunshine following on. temperatures beginning to drop away. the last of the warm and humid air gets pushed into northern europe and cool air is gets pushed into northern europe and coolair is coming gets pushed into northern europe and cool air is c

where the rain lingers in the south—west it will be a different story.urday night into the early hours of sunday morning. a quiet night to follow, a fair amount of cloud continues with a few isolated showers and mist and fog patches in the north. the winds will strengthen and change direction. in fact we could see some gale force gusts of wind across the northern isles by the end of the day and that strong wind will make it feel quite chilly again across the east coast. the further west you are, there is a little bit more shelter and more warmth to go with it. nine or ten degrees, but with some sunshine 14—18 for sunday. it looks as though this quiet story is set to continue for the early half of next week as well. a good deal of dry weather again in the story but there will be some changes to the theme of the weather. this week we have seen the best of the weather particularly out to the west with temperatures at around 18—21. but with a change of wind direction there will be a change of feel in the north west in particular. but along the east coast whe

monday morning, rain coming in across much of scotland for the rush hour, wet across the south west, n the east pennines but heavy rain in cumbria and lancashire, a wet start in northern ireland. some rain in wales, the west of wales and rain across southern england, beginning to arrive in london. much of eastern england starting dry, perhaps some hazy sunshine. cloud thickening and we will see some rain in eastern areas. the wettest weather is going to be over the hills in the west and south—west of scotland, and wales. the rain easing off this afternoon, we may get some brightness. even with the cloud it is going to be a warm day, 16, 17. the first rain from that weather front and then we get more heavy rain returning overnight and then the weather front is stuck across the uk. where, difficult to say but it looks like it will be across yorkshire, wales and the south—west of england. north of the blustery wind, sharp showers. east anglia and the south—east, dry, and we have some warm air, temperatures may be 22. not especially cold elsewhere, 17 or 18. on wednesday, rain in the east

otherwise, a band of rain, slow—moving across wales and south—west england.nshine, well, if we get some decent, sunny spells, we could see temperatures pushing on towards 25 degrees in the warmest spots. not far off the warmest weather we‘ve seen so far this year. now, on into the nighttime, the weather front pushes a little bit further eastwards, so we‘ll get that wet weather pushing in across parts of east anglia, moving towards the home counties. central, southern england also turning soggy. a cooler night further north and west for scotland and northern ireland. and then, through wednesday, our weather front pushes eastwards. but it will be prone to waving around a little bit on wednesday. so, again, we could have some drier spells towards eastern parts of england, where it could feel a little bit on the humid side, temperatures up into the 20s. fresh air to the north and west. as the temperature contrasts increase, that will start to trigger off some heavy, thundery downpours as we go through wednesday night. they will push eastwards, and we could well h

but we keep the cloud to the south—west with the best of the brightness really across south—eastern andd. into northern ireland we start off with showery outbreaks of rain to the north and west of scotland but these will primarily sit towards the north—west of the great glen and as we go through the day, a couple showers will filter further east. they will be isolated by then. elsewhere, broken cloud, some sunshine and where we get the best of the sunshine, the temperature will respond. but despite cloud around it will be a warm day for all of us, generally at around 19 or 25 degrees. maybe a little bit fresher in the far north of scotland. one thing is for certain, later on in the week we keep that dry theme and there will be more in the way of sunshine. as a consequence, temperatures respond. warm to hot in places, particularly in the south—west corner. we can see first signs of that on thursday with decent spells of sunshine coming through much of the country and you can see that we will see high 20s likely into the south—east corner, maybe as high as 23 or 2a in sheltered western ar

a different look to the weather to earlier on in the day for much of wales, the south—west, quite greyes will be dry. 0vernight rain clearing away from shetland on tuesday morning. 0ne 0vernight rain clearing away from shetland on tuesday morning. one or two showers developing in the far north of scotland and the west of northern ireland later on. the cloud coming and going to a certain extent. cloudy skies in south wales and the south—west, keeping temperatures lower. head further inland, with some sunshine at times, not a bad day. warm sunshine, temperatures high teens into low 20s. wednesday, we start to see a bit more cloud around, at least to begin the day. i'm hopeful that it will break up, particularly across the east. warm with not much breeze around, with high—pressure building in across the uk it is going to be dry, probably more sunshine later on in the week. temperatures will climb even higher. very warm if not hot weather on the way. this is saturday with the warmer air coming in from the neocons and, temperatures could be as high as 30 degrees in the south—east of the uk.

a little mist and fog towards the south—west after the rain on monday. thatis comic southwards into the continent that is where the front here could spoil things a bit, that is where the front here could spoilthings a bit, coming in that is where the front here could spoil things a bit, coming in off the southern north sea we will season the southern north sea we will season showers. a mishmash in the morning with sunshine and areas of cloud a more cloud about so a few showers coming in off the north sea into more central and southern parts of england. for much of the day, the south—west is likely to be dry as well as wales, warm in the sunshine but feeling cooler under this part, especially as the wind picks up. showers will be like that there could be a few heavy ones in south—east later on. showers as far north of northumberland, to the west it is likely to be dry. and it is not quite as high across northern ireland and scotland as they were on monday but 80 degrees is the likely. call for eastern scotland under the cloud that they should wake up. sho

we also had some similar temperatures in the south—west of scotland.bably be across western scotland and northern ireland. we have more cloud coming into eastern scotland, north—east england, quite low cloud and these are the temperatures by the time we get to early tuesday. seven or eight degrees typically. a little bit of mist and fog towards the south—west after that rain on monday. the showers that we had, some lively, have headed southwards into the near continent and high pressure will come to dominate eventually, but this weather front here could spoil things a bit, coming in off the southern north sea. we'll see some showers. a mishmash in the morning with sunshine and areas of cloud. but more cloud and perhaps few showers coming in off the north sea into more central and southern parts of england. for much of the day, the south—west is likely to be dry as well as wales, nice and warm in the sunshine, but feeling cooler under this cloud, especially as the wind picks up. showers will be light, but there could be a few heavy ones in south—east la

most other places on saturday just seeing south—west.rdayjust seeing more cloud and still a keen breeze coming in from the east or north—east. western scotla nd the east or north—east. western scotland is doing very well. lighter winds and sunshine and warm here, north sea coastal areas on the cool side. the pattern repeats on sunday. we lose the rain from the south and the winds fall light for most placesment there will be a breeze coming into the north sea coastal areas on sunday and again on the cool side here, but get away from the coast where it is 10 to 12 celsius, you have got temperatures in the mid to upper teens. it looks like a decent second part of the weekend away from the north sea coast. there is more details should you need them online. hello — you're watching bbc world news with me tim willcox in washington. a major legislative victory for president trump as republicans in the us congress pass their health care bill. make no mistake, this is a repeal and a replace of 0bamacare, make no mistake about it. republicans secur

going through the english channel, moving into northern ireland in south—west scotland.night ahead. temperatures rising in the sunshine, light winds, grey around the irish sea and more clout up towards the northern isles. in the south—west, the breeze will freshen throughout the day so it will feel warmer round the coast near devon and cornwall. fairweather cloud doubling up inland, a whole lot of sunshine to come on thursday and temperatures will be higher than today. into the mid—20s, possibly peaking at 28 celsius. friday looks warm and sunny. once again, the breeze a little bit fresher. that will help things, pushing the warmth further north where temperatures will peek on friday, possibly 29 celsius around the moray firth. further south, widely into the mid—to high 20s. threatening to bring a change, change to showers, thunderstorms and potentially heavy rain. sliding towards scotland and northern ireland and ahead of it we could get 30 celsius across the south—east of england. over the bank holiday weekend, a complicated weather story. hot, humid holiday weekend, a