can see the skies clearing across most of england, the cloud beginning to break across wales and south—westhe south—easterly winds dragging what are from the continent and the sheet will be rising and the heat will be rising and building across central and eastern areas with the hottest weather is but more sunshine for england and wales, temperatures rising and peaking at around 36 and still into the low 20s with some sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. through the weekend we keep the hot and humid weather across the south—east, warm days to come with temperatures warm night: to come with temperatures falling no lower than 20 in cities, or was fresher further north but more comfortable and still warm, temperatures still in the low 20s with sunshine. another hot day south—east on saturday, temperatures again peaking into the mid 30s with high humidity and an uncomfortable night into sunday. high pressure with us again so more sunshine and hot and humid weather, the chance we could see a few isolated showers but temperatures again reaching the 30s. this is bbc news. the headlines... th

quarter, that lump of cloud comes much closer and is there before the dawn across the south—west andally drives its way ever further north across the greater part of england and wales and eventually into northern ireland, robbing us of what would have been a good start to the day. the one place that does hang on to the sunshine as the heart of scotla nd the sunshine as the heart of scotland with one of the murkier spots around there. you will get the raina wee spots around there. you will get the rain a wee bit later, i assure you and with the low pressure close by, it will stay pretty unsettled over the next few days and fourth thursday up through the irish sea, you will see the gust and a second, but it's not a write off as one area of cloud and rain moves away and then we see the return of summer and sunshine across central and eastern parts of the british isles and there are the gusts, in excess of 50 miles an hour through the irish sea in some locations are more cloud and wind and rain to finish off the day across the western areas. as i say, across the western areas. as i say,

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heavy rain expected across south—west scotland and northern ireland later in the afternoon accompaniedsts of wind in excess accompanied by gusts of wind in excess of a0 miles an hour. so not very pleasant day and temperatures subdued at ia, 17 degrees in the rain. they could peak at 23 celsius some sunshine comes out. when still a bit ofa some sunshine comes out. when still a bit of a mess, this trailing by the front continuing to produce some showery outbreaks of rain. it is allowing this southerly wind to dragon and the feel of the weather is going to change. behind that the westerly wind direction so the weather front weakens producing some cloud and outbreaks of rain, 16, 20 2 degrees but i have that with that southerly wind and sunshine temperature is 25, 20 6 degrees. the real difference with the heat later this week in comparison to last week is it is going to be a bit more isolated across central and southern england with temperatures potentially peeking into the mid 30s again. if that is too hot and you still want some sunshine and warmth heads north into scotland. that's all

england, drier further south—west england, drier further south and east york, a breezy day for much26 c where you have the sunshine for the south and east. here is the rain through thursday afternoon and into the evening. eventually clearing away from the north—east coast and it is all tied in with this frontal system here but it is running into an area of high pressure. as it does most of the rain tends to disappear. by the time we get to thursday what we are left with is a fair amount of cloud. mostly cloudy start for manny on thursday but that cloud will be sending and breaking through the day. we should all see some warm spells of sunshine, it should feel different. northern ireland and northern england and scotland feeling warmer here and warmer still across east anglia and southeast england. another dry often sunny day particularly through the afternoon. temperatures get get up to 27 or 28 celsius and those temperatures will keep on arising as we get through friday. not a clear—cut story, notice these frontal systems to the west, grazing northern ireland in western scotland an

we will see thunderstorms in south—west england,. thunderstorms in south—west england, .s capable of bringing torrential downpours so we could see further localised flooding can be deadly sunday afternoon. monday, an area of low pressure d rifts monday, an area of low pressure drifts northwards and we look at heavy, thundery downpours at times. the rain is a need to move further northwards so after a right few days in northern england, northern ireland and scotland, there will be a greater chance of seeing rain here. it will feel she meant that the downpours will be heavy so there is an ongoing threat of localised flooding. humid airwith is an ongoing threat of localised flooding. humid air with us at the moment but it looks likely by thursday we will start to get cooler fresher air following in across the uk behind a cold front but it will stay pretty clearly the week ahead and there will be further bursts of rain at times. later in the week, it will turn prior and fresh as well. that is your latest weather, goodbye for now. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for

west. largely dry the further south and east you are with some sunshine.news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. us retail sales are now above their pre—pandemic levels, with walmart and others showing a huge rise in online sales. and, computers for kids — singapore's government readies itself for more online learning in the face of the pandemic. freezing production or opening the taps? opec + members meet to chart the future of oil. we'll be live to the middle east. judging by the latest set of retail figures from the us, the coronavirus lockdown has seen millions of people stuck at home with little else to do but shop online! us retail sales are now above their pre—pandemic levels, with stores such as walmart showing a huge rise in online sales. on tuesday america's largest retailer posted a la rger—than—expected profit, suggesting that government cheques to help cushion the impact of the pandemic did indeed get spent. consumer spending is particularly important to the health of the us economy but with government assista

more showers for wales in the south—west, the winds will be lighter on sunday, turning north—westerlyl be quite cool air, temperatures only 14—16 degrees. we could make 22—23 in the south—east ahead of those heavy showers. those will move away fairly quickly in the evening, lingering a little bit longer across northern england and then later in the night, we will see some rain coming into wales and the south—west, but some clearer spells elsewhere. a little bit cooler, though, i think, by monday morning, particularly in scotland. and quite chilly in the glens of scotland for this time of year. monday is a messy day, i think we have got more cloud and patchy rain in the morning moving eastwards across england and wales and then some sunny spells, a few showers around here and there. the winds will be quite late on monday, again, temperatures may be making 17 in the central belt of scotland to a high of 21 in the south—east of england. a fairly quiet day, but the changes overnight into tuesday, perhaps lingering into wednesday. we've got more gales arriving across the uk, particularly i

during tuesday evening but into the early hours of wednesday, rain will swing its way in from the south west very unsettled spell of weather. in fact, this is more of an autumnal weather chart than one you'd expect to see during the summer. low pressure firmly in charge. that's going to bring some outbreaks of rain at times through the middle part of the week. but also, some very, very strong winds — unusually strong winds for this time of year and that could cause some disruption. now on wednesday, it's likely we'll see outbreaks of rain drifting northwards across much of england and wales, into northern ireland and perhaps southern scotland by the end of the afternoon but the winds will be picking up all the while from the south west. gusts of a0 mph or more for exposed coasts here. temperatures on wednesday, well, no great shakes for the time of year. 18—22 celsius. now, it stays unsettled and very windy as you move out of wednesday into thursday. low pressure still firmly in charge, various frontal systems swinging around the low and quite a few white lines, isobars, on the chart. that s

and parts of south—west england and parts of south—west england and parts of south—west england and partstry for stop temperatures, 20—23 with strengthening winds, gusting at 45 mph by the end of the afternoon in the south—west. this evening and overnight, the first band of rain moving north with another moving in behind it. it will turn increasingly windy. you can see why with this deepening area of low pressure, named by the irish met service as storm ellen. looking at the isobars, the strongest wind across the republic of ireland but even across western parts of the british isles western parts of the british isles we are looking at gusts in excess of 50 mph, continuing through the course of the night as rain continues to move north. not a good night if you are thinking of perhaps camping somewhere in the rest of the uk. the temperatures, it will be mild, between 13 and 18. tomorrow, the rain continuing to advance north with a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine and it will be a windy day. western areas, gusts of windy day. western areas, gusts of wind in excess of 50 mph. in the

on friday, we had winds well over 60 miles an hour in the south—west of wales and the south west of englandleading to some very dramatic weather watcher pictures taken earlier on in the day. for the weekend it's not going to be as windy. that's because the deep area of low pressure that brought unseasonably strong winds is moving away into the norwegian sea. already the winds are dropping. we are going to continue seeing sunshine and showers on saturday. there could be heavier ones moving down into scotland for a while. actually some longer spells of rain for northern ireland and the showers pushing into england and wales. the driest weather, the sunniest weather likely to be across the southern counties of england, perhaps into east anglia. for england and wales in particular, still a blustery day, not as windy. still gusts of 35 to 45 miles an hour, to take the edge off the temperatures, which may be lower than we had on friday. top temperature 22 degrees. further north and west quite a few degrees cooler than that. the heavy showers continuing into the evening before tending to fade away

people from south—east texas to south—west louisiana are boarding up their houses and hoping they surviveof residents scrambling to evacuate in a race against time before laura makes landfall. once it gets past a category two with the surge issues, there's no way i'm going to take that chance. you know, we'lljust grab our dogs and our family and go. the national hurricane center now using the strongest terms possible in its warnings. it predicts an "extremely dangerous" category four hurricane, "unsurvivable" storm surge, large and destructive waves and water levels 10—15 feet above ground level. the storm surge could go as far as 30 miles inland from the coast. this region hasn't seen a hurricane this dangerous since rita in 2005. laura's shaping up to look a lot like rita did 15 years ago in terms of its forecasted intensity and the forecasted spot where it will make landfall in south—west louisiana. and again, we don't say that to scare anybody, but that point of reference sometimes helps in order to make sure people understand the seriousness of the situation. boston! is that you? gal

more sunshine for wales and the south—west, the winds will be lighter on sunday, turning north—westerlyw showers away from the far south. but it will be quite cool air here, temperatures only 14—16 degrees. we could make 22 or 23 in the south—east ahead of those heavy showers. those will move away fairly quickly in the evening, linger a little bit longer across northern england and then later in the night, we'll see some rain coming into wales and the south—west, but some clearer spells elsewhere. a little bit cooler, though, i think, by monday morning, particularly in scotland. and quite chilly, actually, in the glens of scotland for this time of year. monday's a messy day, i think we've got more cloud, some patchy rain in the morning moving eastwards across england and wales and then some sunny spells, a few showers around here and there. the winds will be quite light on monday. again, temperatures may be making 17 in the central belt of scotland to a high of 21 in the south—east of england. a fairly quiet day, but the changes overnight into tuesday, perhaps lingering into wednesday.

more sunshine for wales and the south—west, the winds will be lighter on sunday, turning north—westerlye south—east ahead of those heavy showers. those will move away fairly quickly in the evening, linger a little bit longer across northern england and then later in the night, we‘ll see some rain coming into wales and the south—west, but some clearer spells elsewhere. a little bit cooler, though, i think, by monday morning, particularly in scotland. and quite chilly, actually, in the glens of scotland for this time of year. monday‘s a messy day, i think we‘ve got more cloud, some patchy rain in the morning moving eastwards across england and wales and then some sunny spells, a few showers around here and there. the winds will be quite light on monday. again, temperatures may be making 17 in the central belt of scotland to a high of 21 in the south—east of england. a fairly quiet day, but the changes overnight into tuesday, perhaps lingering into wednesday. we‘ve got more gales arriving across the uk, particularly in the south, and this is where we‘re more likely to have some further tro

more sunshine for wales and the south—west, the winds will be lighter on sunday, turning north—westerlyh. but it will be quite cool air here, temperatures only 14—16 degrees. we could make 22 or 23 in the south—east ahead of those heavy showers. those will move away fairly quickly in the evening, linger a little bit longer across northern england and then later in the night, we'll see some rain coming into wales and the south—west, but some clearer spells elsewhere. a little bit cooler, though, i think, by monday morning, particularly in scotland. and quite chilly, actually, in the glens of scotland for this time of year. monday's a messy day, i think we've got more cloud, some patchy rain in the morning moving eastwards across england and wales and then some sunny spells, a few showers around here and there. the winds will be quite light on monday. again, temperatures may be making 17 in the central belt of scotland to a high of 21 in the south—east of england. a fairly quiet day, but the changes overnight into tuesday, perhaps lingering into wednesday. we've got more gales arriving ac

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west. it is also dragging up a south—westerly flow. the air will be warmer, as well. rain light and showery, underneath the cloud and showery, underneath the cloud and windows temperatures perhaps we are looking at mid to high teens, low 20s, but for the south and east where it stays dry we will drag up warmth and temperature is certainly responding, possibly to high 20s by the middle of wednesday afternoon. that trend is set to continue, so if you don't like it too hot and humid, it looks as though temperatures in the south—east could be back to the mid—30s. this is bbc news. the headlines... john hume, one of the architects of the northern ireland peace process, has died at the age of 83. he was awarded the nobel peace prize after a life devoted to bringing peace by making himself heard. you shot them with rubber bullets and gas. the crowd was marching over there. the leaders were going to speak to you. before we even got there, you opened fire. his contribution to peace in northern ireland was extraordinary. i don't think we would ever have really got the peace pro

in the south—west, the sun is out, much better day here. had some very strong winds this morning across more eastern parts of the uk. here in scarborough for example, much chillier in the wind and more cloud around. even here, the winds will drop. these are the expected gusts later. we have some sunshine coming out across a good pa rt sunshine coming out across a good part of england and wales, lifting temperatures to 22. heavy showers we re temperatures to 22. heavy showers were northern ireland, more cloud in scotla nd were northern ireland, more cloud in scotland and north—east england, keeping it cooler here and some rain around. that will turn more showery. overnight, we keep a lot of cloud in the northern half of the uk, further showers. clearer skies by the south across england and wales, temperatures 10—12, probably a few degrees lower in northernmost parts of scotland. tomorrow, there may be some early sunshine but on the whole for many of us a cloudy day. we will find the showers or longer spells of rain developing. some heavier r

an increasing chance of showers for south—west england, pushing towards scotland, perhaps the north westn england, some of that heat creeping further north as well. some of those thunderstorms could be torrential, giving some localised flooding. that is because we are starting to see pressure lowering in the settled situation starting to break down and we are watching that low pressure in the bay quite quickly because again, by tuesday, we have got that chance of showers. probably the midlands northwards the greatest risk of those torrential downpours but we cannot rule out one or two further south. weather he stays with us it is still hot here and you can see the heat is keeping a little bit further north so temperatures creeping up by a degree or so as well as the heat moves northwards with the storms. this is the area of low pressure we talked about which will bring a more general thundery breakdown. thundery rain moving north through wednesday night and into thursday. by that stage we may well cbt is starting to break even in the south but not some rather torrential rain to go with i

during tuesday evening, but into the early hours of wednesday, rain will swing its way in from the south—westre of an autumnal weather chart than one you'd expect to see during the summer. low pressure firmly in charge. that's going to bring some outbreaks of rain at times through the middle part of the week. but also, some very, very strong winds — unusually strong winds for this time of year, and that could cause some disruption. now on wednesday, it's likely we'll see outbreaks of rain drifting northwards across much of england and wales, into northern ireland and perhaps southern scotland by the end of the afternoon, but the winds will be picking up all the while from the south—west. gusts of a0 mph or more for exposed coasts here. temperatures on wednesday, well, no great shakes for the time of year — 18—22. now, it stays unsettled and very windy as you move out of wednesday into thursday. low pressure still firmly in charge, various frontal systems swinging around the low, and quite a few white lines, isobars, on the chart. that shows that it will be windy. these are the wind gusts we c

enter the south—west we will see a line of more sharp showers developing into south—west england andm theme, remember the sunshine from the beginning! wet and windy weather arrives on tuesday, real change to the gears, the return of gale force winds, potential for travel disruption, in excess of 50 mph in exposed coasts, on top of that heavy rainfall. not great news if you are camping at the moment is the wet weather pushes northwards. parking itself through tuesday afternoon across northern ireland, central scotland, northern england, anywhere south gusty, squally wind and sharp showers to come. temperatures feeling a little disappointing for the end of august, again 12—20. a state preview looking ahead, drying up state preview looking ahead, drying up towards banco de we can for northern ireland, england and wales. cooler for the time of year. we prefer the optimism! its almost 18 months since the terror attacks on two mosques in the new zealand city of christchurch. this week the gunman responsible for killing 51 people will be sentenced. in a hearing set to last four days, dozens

and rain starts to arrive into wales and south—west england in the afternoon.res, though, a little bit lower on thursday compared to wednesday. this area of low pressure still with us on friday. tracking its way eastwards. notice how the isobars just start to move closer together, so the winds will be strengthening once again on friday. heaviest of the rain at this stage probably across northern england and into north wales and the midlands, but also some heavier rain developing across parts of southern and south—west england through the day. dry through the north and west of northern ireland and much of scotland. we cannot rule out a few showers. as i mentioned, the winds will be picking up once again. quite wet and blustery, and along eastern coasts, temperatures are going to struggle in places to get much above 1a or 15 celsius. for the weekend, the rain will slowly ease from eastern parts of england. the winds will ease down too. and for most, it's dry. some sunshine, but there will be some chilly nights. and this isjust an indication of the overnight tempe

some showers in the forecast later today and most will ease tonight although some will return to south westnd and parts of wales and some of these could be on the heavy side. a mild night in the south but cooler further north, some spots in scotla nd cooler further north, some spots in scotland out in the countryside could get down to two or three degrees. a cool start in the northern half of the uk, one or two showers here, but a lot of dry weather and this cluster of showers will run across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east before clearing away and many places will be dry into monday afternoon. the small chance of catching a shower, temperatures between 16 to 20 degrees and then we get to tuesday, a deep area of low pressure bringing heavy rain and some unseasonably strong winds. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. pupils should go back to school after the summer holidays — england's chief medical officer seeks to reassure parents as millions of children prepare to return to the classroom. many more are likely to be harmed by not going, than harmed by going, even during this

sunshine across south—east england, east anglia. but turning right along the weste of that rain could be heavy. turning drier across northern ireland, feeling cool for scotland and northern ireland with some brisk wind. higher temperatures across the south eastern corner of the uk. overnight the main clearing into the north sea and we are left with a lot of cloud but that should break up to give a few clear spells. another mild night the temperature is no lower than around 15 degrees in places but feeling fresher across scotla nd places but feeling fresher across scotland compared to the nightjust gone. tomorrow the frontal system i’u ns gone. tomorrow the frontal system runs into this area of high pressure and most of the rain will tend to fizzle out as it does so. link still have crowd which could bring some patchy rain and drizzle for a time but mostly dry date with some sunny spells trying to break through. a humid and warm feeling day, warmer thanit humid and warm feeling day, warmer than it has been recently across scotland, northern ireland and northern engl

during tuesday evening but into the early hours of wednesday, rain will swing its way in from the south westspell of weather. in fact, this is more of an autumnal weather chart than one you'd expect to see during the summer. low pressure firmly in charge. that's going to bring some outbreaks of rain at times through the middle part of the week. but also, some very, very strong winds — unusually strong winds for this time of year and that could cause some disruption. now on wednesday, it's likely we'll see outbreaks of rain drifting northwards across much of england and wales, into northern ireland and perhaps southern scotland by the end of the afternoon but the winds will be picking up all the while from the south west. gusts of a0 mph or more for exposed coasts here. temperatures on wednesday, well, no great shakes for the time of year. 18—22 celsius. now, it stays unsettled and very windy as you move out of wednesday into thursday. low pressure still firmly in charge, various frontal systems swinging around the low and quite a few white lines, isobars, on the chart. that shows that it wil

there is some sunshine and pleasantly warm weather across northern wales, north—west of england, south—westcotla nd north—west of england, south—west of scotland and the western isles so it is certainly not cloudy everywhere. the temperatures typically in the low 20s but a lot cooler on the north sea coast. thunderstorms are possible broadly speaking across the southern half of the uk as we go through the rest of today and tonight. the overnight hours. a very muggy night. 18 degrees in london. around the mid teens expected in scotland. showers expected tomorrow. the possibility of thunderstorms again, probably the heaviest ones across more southern areas. a little brightness possible now and then, but on the whole, a lot of cloud the uk. this is bbc news. the headlines... prince charles leaves commemorations to mark the 75th anniversary of vijay day, the day world war ii ended with victory overjapan. thousands of holiday—makers have arrived back in the uk after a last—minute dash to avoid a mandatory two week quarantine which came into effect at 4am. the government has said it will cover th

it's a little bit fresher for scotland, northern ireland and the south—west of england, typically thend overnight into wednesday, most of the heavy showers and thunderstorms die away for a time. there could be quite a bit of mist and murk as we've got quite humid airaround. to start off wednesday, a little less humid across the far north of scotland, but for most of us, we are in for the high teens, possibly 20 degrees once again to start the day. so, wednesday a similar day, hot sunshine and scattered showers and thunderstorms as well. it's parts of northern england, wales, central and southern england that are at most risk of catching those thunderstorms through the day on wednesday. fewer for scotland and for northern ireland, but hot once again, with temperatures up to about 35 celsius in the south—east, the mid to high 20s further towards the north and the west. and then heading through wednesday night into thursday, we'll start to draw in this area of low pressure, and it will bring a change into thursday. that's going to be drawing in some fresher air and also further scattered

on friday we had winds well over 60 miles an hour here in the south—west of wales, also the south—west through the english channel as well, leading to some very dramatic weather watcher pictures taken earlier on in the day. now, for the weekend it's not going to be as windy. that's because the deep area of low pressure that brought those unseasonably strong winds is moving away into the norwegian sea, so already the winds are dropping. but we are going to continue to see some sunshine and some showers during saturday. and there could be some heavier ones moving down into scotland for a while, actually some longer spells of rain for northern ireland and those showers pushing into england and wales. driest weather, sunniest weather likely to be across southern counties of england and perhaps into east anglia. but for england and wales in particular, it's still a blustery day, not as windy but still those gusts of 35 to a0 miles an hour. it will take the edge off the temperatures, which may be a bit lower than we had on friday. top temperature of 22 degrees there, but further north and we

weather piles into the west of the british isles, gusty winds to the irish sea coast, 50 mph or more. towards the eastern side of the british isles, the breeze comes from the southls like summer, with some of the highest temperatures of the week, around 25 or 26. cooler towards the west, where it will look more like autumn. towards the end of the week, forget about the bits and pieces, one big area of low pressure close by to the western side of the british isles, lots and i suppose, weapons windy across northern and western parts, wherever you are, it will be blustery —— lots of isobars, wet and windy. a reminder of our top story... as students scramble to secure university places after the exam fiasco in england, an apology from the education secretary. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. it'sjust after 1.30pm. i'm john watson with the latest from the bbc sport centre. clubs could be lost forever — that's the warning from a group of mps who have written to the government urging them to allow non—league fans back into stadiums. the clubs, who rely on gate receipts for income

wednesday is slightly more straightforward, a band of fairly solid rain coming in from the south—west parts of england and wales likely to get wet at some stage. windy as well, gusting up to 35—40 mph, they ground is already pretty soggy and adds more rain and low winds, we could see some trees going down and some damage and disruption. where to buy northern ireland by the afternoon, scotla nd northern ireland by the afternoon, scotland stays largely dry but the area of low pressure which is starting to swell the rain on wednesday really winds things up for thursday and friday. thursday relatively dry for many parts of the uk but it will be breezy and gusty. friday, further rain sweeps in but the wind is particularly strong around the coasts, gusts up to 45—50 mph, which will make for some around the coasts, gusts up to 45—50 h°ppy seas, particularly if you are heading close to the south or west coast. back to you. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and, on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramja

and south west scotland.and and we have this cloud and murk on west and south coast. it is a muggy night. temperatures in scotland higher than last night. tomorrow we watch the thunder storms travel to the northern isles and further thunder storms development along england and wales. cooler on the north sea coast. but temperatures still up to 35 in the south—east. but feeling humid as we push further north into scotland. for wednesday, we have a front crossing the north of the country, through scotland and northern england, taking some thunder storms with it. with low pressure m ove thunder storms with it. with low pressure move being up from the south, we will see more thunder storms across england and wales and once again some of those could be torrential, leading to some flash flooding. there will be gusting winds and large hail. temperatures from about 16 in the north to highs once again in the south into the low to the mid 30s. it is as we head to the end of the week that we see some fresher conditions c

and rain starts to arrive into wales and south—west england in the afternoon.riest across england, and northern scotland as well. temperatures, though, a little bit lower on thursday compared to wednesday. this area of low pressure still with us on friday. tracking its way eastwards. notice how the isobars just start to move closer together, so the winds will be strengthening once again on friday. heaviest of the rain at this stage probably across northern england and into north wales and the midlands, but also some heavier rain developing across parts of southern and south—west england through the day. dry through the north and west of northern ireland and much of scotland. we cannot rule out a few showers. as i mentioned, the winds will be picking up once again. quite wet and blustery, and along eastern coasts, temperatures are going to struggle in places to get much above 14 or 15 celsius. for the weekend, the rain will slowly ease from eastern parts of england. the winds will ease down too. and for most, it's dry. some sunshine, but there will be some chill

some showers in the forecast later today and most will ease tonight although some will return to south west england and parts of wales and some of these could be on the heavy side. a mild night in the south but cooler further north, some spots in scotland out in the countryside could get down to two or three degrees. a cool start in the northern half of the uk, one or two showers here, but a lot of dry weather and this cluster of showers will run across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east before clearing away and many places will be dry into monday afternoon. the small chance of catching a shower, temperatures between 16 to 20 degrees and then we get to tuesday, a deep area of low pressure bringing heavy rain and some unseasonably strong winds. hello, this is bbc news, the headlines. as more pupils prepare to return to the classroom — england's chief medical officer says the risk to schoolchildren from coronavirus is low. many more are likely to be harmed by not going, than harmed by going, even during this pandemic. opposition protesters in belarus hold a big demonstration in mins

some showers in the forecast later today and most will ease tonight although some will return to south west england and parts of wales and some of these could well be on the heavy side. a mild night in the south but a very cool one further north, some spots in scotland out in the countryside could get down to two or three degrees. so a cool start in the northern half of the uk, one or two showers here, but a lot of dry weather and this cluster of showers will run across the midlands, east anglia and the south—east before clearing away and many places will be dry into monday afternoon. small chance of catching a shower, temperatures of 16 to 20 degrees and then we get to tuesday, a deep area of low pressure bringing some heavy rain and some unseasonably strong winds. hello this is bbc news with the headlines. as more pupils prepare to return to the classroom — england's chief medical officer says the risk to schoolchildren from coronavirus is low. many more are likely to be harmed by not going, than harmed by going, even during this pandemic. opposition protesters in belarus hold a big demon

temperatures — no great shakes. 15 to 21 degrees, but down here to the south west, you can see anotherrea of very wet weather. and it looks as if we are going to develop an area of low pressure, just a bit like the one we saw last week, lots of white lines on this chart, lots of isobars. that shows the winds will be pretty brisk, we will see some outbreaks of heavy rain driving across many parts of the uk. it is going to be very gusty out there, we will easily see wind gusts of 30, 40, maybe 50 mph but i think in some spots, the gusts could get a little bit stronger than that. and what about the temperatures? well, again, none too impressive for this time of year. 13 degrees in aberdeen, a high of 21 in london. good evening. three countries have been added to the quarantine list in the uk. from 4am this morning, anyone arriving from croatia, austria, and trinidad and tobago will now have to isolate for 1h days. in scotland, the measures also apply to arrivals from switzerland. many people on holiday in these countries, which have seen a spike in coronavirus cases, tried to change their

on friday we had winds well over 60 miles an hour here in the south—west of wales, also the south—westl, leading to some very dramatic weather watcher pictures taken earlier on in the day. now, for the weekend it's not going to be as windy. that's because the deep area of low pressure that brought those unseasonably strong winds is moving away into the norwegian sea, so already the winds are dropping. but we are going to continue to see some sunshine and some showers during saturday. and there could be some heavier ones moving down into scotland for a while, actually some longer spells of rain for northern ireland and those showers pushing into england and wales. driest weather, sunniest weather likely to be across southern counties of england and perhaps into east anglia. but for england and wales in particular, it's still a blustery day, not as windy but still those gusts of 35 to a0 miles an hour. it will take the edge off the temperatures, which may be a bit lower than we had on friday. top temperature of 22 degrees there, but further north and west, quite a few degrees cooler than

and rain starts to arrive into wales and south—west england in the afternoon.ell. temperatures, though, a little bit lower on thursday compared to wednesday. this area of low pressure still with us on friday. tracking its way eastwards. notice how the isobars just start to move closer together, so the winds will be strengthening once again on friday. heaviest of the rain at this stage probably across northern england and into north wales and the midlands, but also some heavier rain developing across parts of southern and south—west england through the day. dry through the north and west of northern ireland and much of scotland. we cannot rule out a few showers. as i mentioned, the winds will be picking up once again. quite wet and blustery, and along eastern coasts, temperatures are going to struggle in places to get much above 1a or 15 celsius. for the weekend, the rain will slowly ease from eastern parts of england. the winds will ease down too. and for most, it's dry. some sunshine, but there will be some chilly nights. and this isjust an indication of the o

tonight scattered showers becoming more widespread across the south—west.ng away and in rural scotland low single figures. here a showery start with rain pushing across central and southern england. areas that have escaped the showers today will see showers tomorrow. top temperatures 21. cooler again further north. as we move out of monday into tuesday, a gear change. again we are likely to see more wet and windy weather returning with a significant area of low pressure drifting north and east. it will take its time to clear. so it will impact across tuesday and also into wednesday. it isa tuesday and also into wednesday. it is a wet start on tuesday morning. that is will push its way out of northern england into northern ireland, central scotland by the middle of the afternoon, leaving a trail of squally showers and gusts up trail of squally showers and gusts up to 50mph. it will not feel great out there. particularly when you fa ct of out there. particularly when you fact of in the or in the strength of wind. it does look as though conditions may well qui

and rain starts to arrive into wales and south—west england in the afternoon.ngland, and northern scotland as well. temperatures, though, a little bit lower on thursday compared to wednesday. this area of low pressure still with us on friday. tracking its way eastwards. notice how the isobars just start to move closer together, so the winds will be strengthening once again on friday. heaviest of the rain at this stage probably across northern england and into north wales and the midlands, but also some heavier rain developing across parts of southern and south—west england through the day. dry through the north and west of northern ireland and much of scotland. we cannot rule out a few showers. as i mentioned, the winds will be picking up once again. quite wet and blustery, and along eastern coasts, temperatures are going to struggle in places to get much above 1a or 15 celsius. for the weekend, the rain will slowly ease from eastern parts of england. the winds will ease down too. and for most, it's dry. some sunshine, but there will be some chilly nights. and

on friday we had winds over 60 miles an hour in the south—west of wales, also the south—west of englandamatic pictures taken earlier in the day. the weekend will not be as windy, because the deep area of low pressure that brought those unseasonably strong winds is moving away into the norwegian sea. we will continue to see some sunshine and some showers during saturday. they could be some heavy ones moving into scotla nd some heavy ones moving into scotland for a while, some longer spells of rain for northern ireland and though xiao is pushing into england and wales. driest and sunniest weather likely to be across the southern counties of england and into east anglia. for england and wales, it is still a blustery day. not as windy but gusts of 35 to 40 miles an hour and that will take the edge off the temperatures, which may be lower than we had on friday. top temperature 22 degrees but further north and west, a few degrees cooler than that. heavy showers continue into the evening before fading away overnight and the wind continuing to drop as well. as we head into the second half of th