a met office amber warning across parts of south west wales and south west england, gusts of 60 milesr, you'll notice, further east and particularly further north. some heavy rain in the outlook as well and feeling really cool out there. so what prospects for something drier, brighter and warmer? well, actually, as we head through the coming week, the jet stream is expected to shift northwards, and that should take the weather systems away to the north, at least for a time. it will also bring this wedge of warmer air through the middle part of the week. towards the end of the week, it looks like temperatures will be a little bit higher, maybe up to the mid to possibly high 20 celsius in places. but it looks like that might not last too long, with more showery rain returning by the very end of the week. now let's return to our top story — the conflict in ukraine. its been 2 months since ukrainian forces launched their long—awaited counter—offensive aimed at pushing the invading russian forces out of the areas they ve seized. the uk, the us and other western nations have invested heavil

can see the cloud thickening up with some patchy light rain and drizzle coming into south—west england and south—west walesg and overnight, heading northwards and eastwards. there will be quite a bit of fog as well along the coast and hills/ to the north of that, for northern england, northern ireland in scotland, clearer skies, but the wind picking up across the north—east and feeling muggy where we've got the cloud and the patchy light rain and drizzle. that, through the course of tomorrow, will drift further eastwards. it could break up a bit later in the day in the south—west and wales, but for northern ireland and northern england and scotland a largely dry day with some sunshine. a few showers peppering the far north—east, where it will also be windy. through the evening, the rain continues to drift over towards the east. you can see this line of cloud here. this is this weather front, which is a fairly weak affair. the main thing is high pressure starts to build in. you can see this nose of high pressure coming our way. on wednesday itself, we've got this weak weather front producing all this cloud

rain that's going to be spreading in from the west, and that will start to make inroads towards south—west walesplymouth as we start the day on thursday, cooler across the north and east of the country. so north—east, south—west split with the weather for thursday, lovely start to the day for scotland, across much of northern england. bright with hazy sunshine for east anglia. but across western areas we've got the rain moving in and some of the rain will be quite heavy across southern areas of wales, southern areas of england. otherwise it's probably going to come through quite light and patchy, really. top temperatures around about 18—20 degrees for many areas. now on into friday's forecast, the remnants of that area of low pressure still with us. and really it's a day of sunny spells and a few showers. probably the cloudiest zone of weather will be across northern england, north wales, the north midlands and northern ireland, where there'll be a few patches of rain, one to two showers elsewhere. temperatures, again, high teens to low 20s. but as we head into the weekend, we've got a real chan

it was mostly the window was due to cause the most disruption across south—west wales and the west ofbit. as you can see, the stormy seas have got a slightly more calm, can i say? and it is the rain thatis calm, can i say? and it is the rain that is really hitting here in south wales but this bad weather, i guess, though his name out this morning is because this is so unusual to have this miserable buy that this time of year, really. you don't expect to happen at the wettest relies on record last month and in this month, as we do start into august, to have another state that is just wet and miserable and wendy, again, really. this is only the third time since the met office naming storms they have named a storm again today. they named storm antoni and that is fairly significant, just showing you how gravity is that you this bad weather in august in the uk. this is a time that southern europe is seeing a heatwave and we are here seeing a heatwave and we are here seeing record levels of rainfall, of course. the way things are going, it doesn't look like this rain wendy is going to stop

scattered showers mainly in the north of the uk and as i said later on more cloud in parts of south—west walesgh teens to the low 20s. that little weather system just towards the west will move further eastward as we go through tuesday so there will be more cloud around, maybe some spots of rain likely across england and wales, the best of the sunshine towards scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england,later in the day, and maximum temperatures on tuesday, high teens to the low 20s. if you are looking for something warmer we'll start to see it later in the week. by wednesday we've a ridge of high pressure building from the south—west, bringing settled weather and with that a southerly wind. as we go through late wednesday into thursday, we see the temperatures increasing, the air being drawn in from the near continent so by thursday temperatures will get up into the mid to high 20s. only temporary, though, because by friday we see a weather front moving through and those temperatures will start to drop again. that's it from me. bye— bye. ecowas live from london. this is bbc news. rep

so a met office amber warning covering parts of south—west wales and south—west england, the risk ofs, but even quite a long way inland some quite strong, unusually strong winds for this time of year, hence the risk of disruption. also some pretty heavy bursts of rain journeying eastwards, in fact some thunderstorms likely across southern and eastern parts of england, some pretty hefty showers across parts of northern england up to scotland. perhaps fewer showers out towards the west as we head towards the end of the day. temperatures quite disappointing, some places only up to 1a degrees. through this evening and tonight our area of low pressure rolls eastwards and as we will continue to see one or two showers, particularly out to the west, towards the end of the night, and also some rain lingering in eastern parts, in between we will see clear spells and that will allow it to turn relatively cool, 7—12 degrees, but into tomorrow this area of high pressure tries to build from the west, so certainly a drier and brighter day. there will still be some showers around, that the odd heavy

scattered showers mainly in the north of the uk and as i said later more cloud and parts of south—west walesm towards the west will move further east as we go through tuesday so there will be more cloud around, maybe some spots of rain likely across england and wales, the best of the sunshine in scotland, northern ireland, the fat north of england, sunshine later in the day and maximum temperatures on tuesday, high teens — low 20s. if you are looking for something warmer may start to see that later in the week. by start to see that later in the week. by wednesday a wedge of high pressure building from the south—west, bringing settled weather and with that, a southerly wind. as we go through late wednesday into thursday, we see the temperature is increasing, the air being drawn in from the near continent so by thursday, temperatures will get up into the mid to high 20s, only temporary because by friday we see a weather front moving through an temperatures will start to drop again. that is it from me. goodbye. have a great sunday. again. that is it from me. goodbye. this is bbc news, the headl

rain that's going to be spreading in from the west, and that will start to make inroads towards south—west walesengland over the next few hours. as that arrives, so will quite mild air. so 1a degrees in plymouth as we start the day on thursday. cooler across the north and east of the country. so north—east, south—west split with the weather for thursday, lovely start to the day for scotland, across much of northern england. bright with hazy sunshine for east anglia. but across western areas we've got the rain moving in, and some of the rain will be quite heavy across southern areas of wales, southern areas of england. otherwise it's probably going to come through quite light and patchy, really. top temperatures around about 18—20 degrees for many areas. now on into friday's forecast, the remnants of that area of low pressure still with us. and really it's a day of sunny spells and a few showers. probably the cloudiest zone of weather will be across northern england, north wales, the north midlands and northern ireland, where there'll be a few patches of rain. one to two showers elsewhere. temper

so a met office amber warning covering parts of south—west wales and south—west england, the risk ofand some quite strong, unusually strong winds for this time of year, hence the risk of disruption. also some pretty heavy bursts of rain journeying eastwards, in fact some thunderstorms likely across southern and eastern parts of england, some pretty hefty showers across parts of northern england up to scotland. perhaps fewer showers out towards the west as we head towards the end of the day. temperatures quite disappointing, some places only up to 1a degrees. through this evening and tonight our area of low pressure rolls eastwards and as we will continue to see one or two showers, particularly out to the west, towards the end of the night, and also some rain lingering in eastern parts, in between we will see clear spells and that will allow it to turn relatively cool, 7—12 degrees, but into tomorrow this area of high pressure tries to build from the west, so certainly a drier and brighter day. there will still be some showers around, that the odd heavy, thundery one, particularly acr

that was our correspondent there with the on the storm affecting parts of wales and south—west englanden a very wet start to the day, not a great start to the weekend, of course, with storm antoni that's been moving its way in, giving us some strong winds and some heavy rain. that was the scene this morning in staffordshire. that rain is really quite nasty on the roads, so do take care if you're travelling today. this is storm antoni. it's moving its way gradually eastward, this big area of low pressure. look at the white lines here, the isobars quite close together towards wales and south—western areas of england. that's where we're going to see the strongest winds today and there's an amber warning from the met office. we could see some damaging gusts of wind of 50—70 mph, particularly around coastal areas of south—west wales, in towards devon as well. so those could provide some pretty tricky conditions for those down in that part of the world holidaying. now, the rain is going to gradually move its way eastward, but then there'll be some thunderstorms developing across southern and

so a met office amber warning covering parts of south—west wales and south—west england, the risk ofposed coasts and hills, but even quite a long way inland some quite strong, unusually strong winds for this time of year, hence the risk of disruption. also some pretty heavy bursts of rain journeying eastwards, in fact some thunderstorms likely across southern and eastern parts of england, some pretty hefty showers across parts of northern england up to scotland. perhaps fewer showers out towards the west as we head towards the end of the day. temperatures quite disappointing, some places only up to 1a degrees. through this evening and tonight our area of low pressure rolls eastwards and as we will continue to see one or two showers, particularly out to the west, towards the end of the night, and also some rain lingering in eastern parts, in between we will see clear spells and that will allow it to turn relatively cool, 7—12 degrees, but into tomorrow this area of high pressure tries to build from the west, so certainly a drier and brighter day. there will still be some showers aroun

wales, especially with the exposure. some sunshine across western scotland and north—west england, into the midlands and the far south—eastio steadily becoming into the afternoon across the south—west and into wales. this is storm petty and will continue to push steadily northwards through the course of the night. we could have 16 millimetres locally, in higher i6 millimetres locally, in higher ground in parts of northern ireland we could have 80 millimetres. a lot of surface water and spray around and it will be very windy across south—west england, wales and areas adjacent to the irish sea and the north channel as well. and muggy night for all of us and the rain continues to drift northwards and eastwards across scotland where we will have the strongest winds. a few showers packing into western areas. the south and east getting away with a dry day with sunshine. tomorrow will feel fresher with ties between 16 and 25. into sunday, low pressure i6 and 25. into sunday, low pressure is anchored to the north—west of the country. where we see that showers it is more likely to be in the north and west. dry weather as you push

we'll see thickening cloud and perhaps some misty, murky conditions across parts of south—west england, south—west wales this weather system eastwards. not a huge amount of rain with it, there will be some showery rain, but it's certainly going to bring a lot of cloud, some mist and murk, particularly around the coasts and over some of the hills. northern half of the uk, though, the far north of england, northern ireland and scotland, likely to see quite a lot of sunshine on tuesday, albeit with a brisk northerly breeze affecting north—eastern parts of scotland. temperatures generally between 16—20 degrees in most places. now, through tuesday night, as we bring some increasingly humid air in from the south—west, i think we'll see some fog developing around some of the coasts of south—west england, through the bristol channel up into parts of wales, quite murky over some of the hills as well. and this zone of somewhat cloudier weather will push a little further north—eastwards through the day. could generate the odd light shower, some bits and pieces of rain. but most places dry on wednesday, and certain

so a met office amber warning covering parts 0ffice amber warning covering parts of south—west wales rong, unusually strong winds for this time of year, hence the risk of disruption. also some pretty heavy bursts of rain journeying eastwards, in fact some thunderstorms likely across southern and eastern parts of england, some pretty hefty showers across parts of northern england up to scotland. perhaps fewer showers out towards the west as we head towards the end of the day. temperature is quite disappointing, some places only up to 1a degrees. through this evening and overnight in our area of through this evening and overnight in ourarea of low through this evening and overnight in our area of low pressure roles eastwards and we will continue to see one or two showers, particularly out to the west, towards the end of the night, and also some rain lingering in eastern parts, in between we will see clear spells and that will allow it to turn relatively cool, 7—12 , but into tomorrow this area of high pressure tries to build from the rest, so certainly a drier and brighter day. they wil

rain that's going to be spreading in from the west, and that will start to make inroads towards south—west wales will quite mild air. so 1a degrees in plymouth as we start the day on thursday, cooler across the north and east of the country. so north—east, south—west split with the weather for thursday, lovely start to the day for scotland, across much of northern england. bright with hazy sunshine for east anglia. but across western areas we've got the rain moving in and some of the rain will be quite heavy across southern areas of wales, southern areas of england. otherwise it's probably going to come through quite light and patchy, really. top temperatures around about 18—20 degrees for many areas. now on into friday's forecast, the remnants of that area of low pressure still withers. and really it's a day of sunny spells and a few showers. probably the cloudiest zone of weather will be across northern england, north wales, the north midlands and northern ireland, where there'll be a few patches of rain, one to two showers elsewhere. temperatures, again, high teens to low twenties. but as we

rain that's going to be spreading in from the west, and that will start to make inroads towards south—west walesmild air. so 14 degrees in plymouth as we start the day on thursday. cooler across the north and east of the country. so north—east, south—west split with the weather for thursday, lovely start to the day for scotland, across much of northern england. bright with hazy sunshine for east anglia. but across western areas we've got the rain moving in, and some of the rain will be quite heavy across southern areas of wales, southern areas of england. otherwise it's probably going to come through quite light and patchy, really. top temperatures around about 18—20 degrees for many areas. now on into friday's forecast, the remnants of that area of low pressure still with us. and really it's a day of sunny spells and a few showers. probably the cloudiest zone of weather will be across northern england, north wales, the north midlands and northern ireland, where there'll be a few patches of rain. one to two showers elsewhere. temperatures, again, high teens to low 20s. but as we head into the we

rain that's going to be spreading in from the west, and that will start to make inroads towards south—west walesthe day on thursday, cooler across the north and east of the country. so north—east, south—west split with the weather for thursday, lovely start to the day for scotland, across much of northern england. bright with hazy sunshine for east anglia. but across western areas we've got the rain moving in and some of the rain will be quite heavy across southern areas of wales, southern areas of england. otherwise it's probably going to come through quite light and patchy, really. top temperatures around about 18—20 degrees for many areas. now on into friday's forecast, the remnants of that area of low pressure still withers. and really it's a day of sunny spells and a few showers. probably the cloudiest zone of weather will be across northern england, north wales, the north midlands and northern ireland, where there'll be a few patches of rain, one to two showers elsewhere. temperatures, again, high teens to low twenties. but as we head into the weekend, we've got a real change in the weathe

so a met office amber warning covering parts of south—west wales and south—west england, the risk ofear, hence the risk of disruption. also some pretty heavy bursts of rain journeying eastwards, in fact, some thunderstorms likely across southern and eastern parts of england, some pretty hefty showers across parts of northern england up to scotland. perhaps fewer showers out towards the west as we head towards the end of the day. temperatures quite disappointing, some places only up to 1a degrees. through this evening and tonight our area of low pressure rolls eastwards and as we will continue to see one or two showers, particularly out to the west, towards the end of the night, and also some rain lingering in eastern parts, in between we will see clear spells and that will allow it to turn relatively cool, 7—12 degrees, but into tomorrow this area of high pressure tries to build from the west, so certainly a drier and brighter day. there will still be some showers around, that the odd heavy, thundery one, particularly across parts of scotland. the winds continuing to ease, though sti

scattered showers mainly in the north of the uk and as i said later on more cloud in parts of south—west wales towards the west will move further eastward as we go through tuesday so there will be more cloud around, maybe some spots of rain likely across england and wales, the best of the sunshine towards scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england,later in the day, and maximum temperatures on tuesday, high teens to the low 20s. if you are looking for something warmer we'll start to see it later in the week. by wednesday we've a ridge of high pressure building from the south—west, bringing settled weather and with that a southerly wind. as we go through late wednesday into thursday, we see the temperatures increasing, the air being drawn in from the near continent so by thursday temperatures will get up into the mid to high 20s. only temporary, though, because by friday we see a weather front moving through and those temperatures will start to drop again. that's it from me. bye— bye. live from london, this is bbc news. president zelensky says a russian guided bomb has hit a blood tran

you can see the clouds thickening up with patchy light rain and drizzle coming into south—west england and south—west walesrn ireland and scotland clearer skies with the wind picking up across the north—east and feeling moggi where we have the cloud and patchy light rain and drizzle. that through the course of tomorrow will drift further eastwards, breaking up later in the day in the south—west and wales, but for northern ireland, northern england and scotland, a largely dry day with some sunshine, a few showers peppering the far north—east where it will also be windy. through the evening the rain continues to drift over towards the east and you can see this line of cloud here. this is this weather front which is a fairly weak affair. but the main thing is high pressure starts to build in stop you can see the snows of high pressure coming our way. the snows of high pressure coming ourway. 0n the snows of high pressure coming our way. on wednesday itself we have this week whether front producing all this cloud, northern ireland, parts of england and wales, possibly the odd shower out of it and we could see

scotland and the clouds thickening up with light rain and patchy drizzle coming into south—west england and south west walest, for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, clear skies picking up across the north—east. and feeling muggy we have got the cloud and patchy light rain and drizzle. through the course of tomorrow that would drift further eastwards, break up later in the day but for some largely dry day with sunshine, a few showers in the far north—east where it will also be windy. through the evening, the rain continues to drift over towards the east and you can see this line of cloud here. this weather front, a fairly weak affair, but high—pressure starts to build in. you can see it coming your way. on wednesday itself we have this weak temperatures in cloud, possibly the odd shower out of it, could see some breaks, but to the north and east of it, better conditions and sunshine but quite one day across the far north—east of scotland and wednesday you can see the jet stream is to the north of us, a more typical position in a british summer and we are pulling in all this warm air from the n

wales, especially with exposure. sunshine across western scotland, north—west england, into the midlands and far south—east. ill be steadily coming in through the afternoon across the south—west and also into wales. storm betty continuing to push steadily northwards as we go through the course of the night. 16 millimetres locally, on higher ground in parts of northern ireland as much as 18 millimetres, the risk of localised flooding, a lot of surface water and spray. very windy across south—west england, wales and areas adjacent to the iris, and through the north channel. muggy nightfall, and the rain continues to drift northwards and eastwards across scotland, the strongest winds. when they cross northern ireland with a fair few showers packing into western areas. central and eastern parts getting away with a dry day with a fair bit of sunshine. tomorrow, feeling fresher than we are today, highs of 16-25 c. fresher than we are today, highs of 16—25 c. sunday, low pressure anchored to the north—west, where we see the challenge more likely to be in the north and west. dry weather as we push further into centr

south—west as cloud the south—west as the cloud increases. dank drizzly start then for the coast of south and west wales and south west england, rain and drizzletowards the midlands through the middle of the morning and cloud over morning and it'll cloud over across south—east some across the south—east with some light rain and drizzle on and off through the afternoon. off here through the afternoon. much northern england, much of northern england, much of ireland, central and of northern ireland, central and southern another southern scotland having another fine a few scattered fine day. just a few scattered showers the north will showers in the far north will again be bit breezy. again be a bit breezy. temperatures again, mostly only in but warmer in the high teens, but warmer weather is on the way. that weather is on the way. that weather system gets out of the way from the south during tuesday pressure tuesday night. high pressure moves in. and as it moves up from south, it brings with from the south, it brings with it warmer air. so we are going to see temperatures jumping up a warm may not last that warm spell. it may not last that long,

and then, late in the day, some cloud and perhaps some rain into the far south—west of england, maybe the far south—west of walesps not quite as windy as on saturday. now, through the coming week, low pressure will be with us initially but then, it looks like high pressure will build for a time and, actually, as that high shifts eastwards, it may be that we start to pick up a feed of slightly warmer air from the near continent. the big question mark is about how quickly this area of low pressure then swirls in from the west to turn things unsettled once again. but signs are that as we head through the coming week, there will at least be some drier and warmer weather on the way for many of us. live from london, this is bbc news hawaii wildfires reach a grim milestone as the death toll rises to 67, making it the deadliest natural disaster in the state's history. the usjustice department names a special prosecutor in the hunter biden inquiry. and in football, it's the last two quarter—finals of the women's world cup today. england will face colombia, but before that, one of the host nations, australia, take on fran

south—west england. the amber warning is now in place right over west wales and south wales, with the majority of west walestime of year. you are out there for us but not many out _ time of year. you are out there for us but not many out there! - time of year. you are out there for us but not many out there! thankl time of year. you are out there for. us but not many out there! thank you so much. simon will keep us up—to—date with all the latest weather later on. the former us president donald trump has used a republican rally in alabama to dismiss the latest criminal this charges against him as "ridiculous." he said the indictment over his efforts to overturn election results was an attempt by president biden to cling to power, as our north america correspondent, sean dilley, reports. every time a fine indictment, we go way up on the pulse. brute every time a fine indictment, we go way up on the pulse.— way up on the pulse. we need one more indictment _ way up on the pulse. we need one more indictment to _ way up on the pulse. we need one more indictment to close - way up on the pulse. we need one more ind

south—west because the cloud is in. it's going to make is moving in. it's going to make for miserable, drizzly start for a miserable, drizzly start across south and west walesgland. and some of that light rain and drizzle will trickle towards the midlands and eventually the eventually towards the south—east. a bright south—east. so after a bright start and for east anglia start here and for east anglia it will over much of it will cloud over much of northern england though northern ireland, central southern scotland having fine day with scotland having a fine day with some spells, a few some sunny spells, just a few showers north where showers in the far north where it'll be breezy and still it'll still be breezy and still on side. temperatures on the cool side. temperatures struggling reach 20 degrees struggling to reach 20 degrees for most of but there are for most of us. but there are signs warmer weather on signs of warmer weather on the way . a fine day for many on way. a fine day for many on wednesday will be again quite cloudy in west. some patchy cloudy in the west. some patchy rain for northern ireland certainly in the morning. misty and coasts in

south—west because the cloud is it's going to make is moving in. it's going to make for a miserly, drizzly start across south and west wales and south—west england .england. and some of that light rain and drizzle will trickle towards the midlands and eventually the eventually towards the south—east. a bright south—east. so after a bright start here and for east anglia it cloud much of it will cloud over much of northern though northern northern england though northern ireland, central southern scotland day with scotland having a fine day with some spells , just a few some sunny spells, just a few showers far north where showers in the far north where it'll be breezy and still it'll still be breezy and still on cool side. temperatures on the cool side. temperatures struggling 20 degrees struggling to reach 20 degrees for us. there are for most of us. but there are signs warmer weather on the signs of warmer weather on the way. a fine day for many on wednesday will be again quite cloudy west. some patchy cloudy in the west. some patchy rain for northern ireland certainly morning . misty certainly in the morning. misty and around the coasts in and m

south wales. overnight, more a low cloud coming in across wales in the south—west, mist and fog on the coasts and dy in the far north and north—east of scotland. temperatures 12—24 north to south. you can see the warmer weather starting to move in from the south. through the latter part of wednesday into thursday and friday, a fair bit of settled conditions, the wind coming up from the south, so during thursday we are looking at a lot of dry weather. it will be muggy overnight on wednesday into thursday. more cloud from the west, and we can see milder air pushing further north. we could see about 26 somewhere in western scotland on thursday. overnight on thursday night, muggy for many others. more fresh in northern scotland. temperatures overnight, ten in the north to about 16 in the south. then the cold front moves in from the west towards the east, bringing some rain but fresher conditions. some of the rain will be heavy. just rain but fresher conditions. some of the rain will be heavy.— the rain will be heavy. just when i thou~ht the rain will be heavy. just when i thought summer _ the rain wil

some very strong gusty winds affecting wales and south west england, where gusts could reach 50—65mpht the moment, given the summer holidays, well, there could be a few impacts, some disruption out and about. the wet weather extends eastwards through the day. the weather brightens up for scotland and northern ireland. just a few showers here. for some, it won'tjust be wet and windy, it'll be really cold for august as well, with temperatures around 14—15 celsius. that really is rubbish. 0n into sunday, it's a better day weather—wise, as the storm system moves offshore. we're looking at a day of sunshine and showers. the greatest risk of seeing showers and a few thunderstorms for scotland and eastern england, probably drier for wales and south west england with the best of the day's weather. temperatures still a little bit below average for the time of year. now heading beyond that and into monday, it's a better day again. there's a weak ridge of high pressure building in, and so a lot of fine weather for england and wales. fine start in northern ireland, but rain to end the day and in

south—west because the cloud is moving going to make is moving in. it's going to make for miserable, drizzly start for a miserable, drizzly start across south and west wales england. and some of that light rain and drizzle will trickle towards the midlands and eventually towards the south—east. so after bright south—east. so after a bright start here for east anglia start here and for east anglia it cloud much of it will cloud over much of northern england though northern ireland, southern ireland, central southern scotland day with scotland having a fine day with some spells just some sunny spells, just a few showers the north where showers in the far north where it'll still be breezy and still on the cool side. temperatures struggling 20 degrees struggling to reach 20 degrees for us. but there are for most of us. but there are signs of warmer weather on the way . a fine for many on way. a fine day for many on wednesday will be quite wednesday will be again quite cloudy west. some patchy cloudy in the west. some patchy rain northern rain for northern ireland certainly morning, but certainly in the morning, but misty murky the misty and murky around the c

south—west because the cloud is moving going to make is moving in. it's going to make for miserable, drizzly start for a miserable, drizzly start across south and west walesgland. and some of that light rain and drizzle will trickle towards the midlands and eventually towards the south—east. so after bright south—east. so after a bright start here for east anglia start here and for east anglia it cloud much of it will cloud over much of northern england though northern ireland, southern ireland, central southern scotland day with scotland having a fine day with some spells just some sunny spells, just a few showers the north where showers in the far north where it'll still be breezy and still on the cool side. temperatures struggling 20 degrees struggling to reach 20 degrees for us. but there are for most of us. but there are signs of warmer weather on the way . a fine for many on way. a fine day for many on wednesday will be quite wednesday will be again quite cloudy west. some patchy cloudy in the west. some patchy rain northern rain for northern ireland certainly morning, but certainly in the morning, but misty murky the misty and murky around the coas

south. until wednesday, some increasingly humid air spreading from the west, giving rise to some sea fog, some fog over the holes as well, but walesmperatures just beginning to climb. that process will continue into thursday, high pressure to the east of us, low pressure trying to squash in from the west, and that will bring us a flow of winds from the south, bringing some former air across our shores. you can see the orange colours spreading across the temperature chart for thursday —— at warmer air, temperature chart for thursday —— at warmerair, obviously. some places getting to 27 or 28 celsius. but it may not last that long, some more unsettled and cooler weather returning as we head towards the weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines... at least 30 people are dead and more than 100 injured after an express train came off the tracks in southern pakistan. the train was heading for karachi when several carriages overturned. the country's railway minister says at least 1,000 people were on board. a deadline set by west african leaders for the military junta in niger to step down and reinstate the country's president is due to e

and then the winds gusting 50 to 65 miles an hour along west—facing coasts of wales and south west englandl see a rash of sharp, possibly thundery downpours. slowly improving into northern ireland and lighter winds and fewer showers likely for scotland. but the temperatures will be disappointing right across the country, a maximum of just 14 to 18 celsius by the middle part of the afternoon. the low pressure will gradually move away and the winds will die down. so as we push into sunday, it might be a pleasant start, with some early morning sunshine, particularly in eastern areas, lighter winds. and as we go through the day, we will see a scattering of showers developing out to the west, and some of these will gradually move further inland. but with a little more sunshine coming through, it will be a degree or so warmer. top temperatures of 20 degrees, 68 fahrenheit. not that much change monday into tuesday. showers or longer spells of rains likely, particularly on tuesday. another spell of wet weather to come. but we can offer you a glimpse of something more optimistic by the middle part

some wet weatherjust edging into south west scotland, wales and western england. for northern ireland, first of all, 20—40mm, maybe a bit more than that over the high ground in the mournes. it's enough to cause some localised flooding. and as our wet weather extends into england and wales, it comes with a punch. some very strong gusty winds affecting wales and south west england, where gusts could reach 50—65mph, strong enough to blow down a few trees. and given there's a lot of people out and about at the moment, given the summer holidays, well, there could be a few impacts, some disruption out and about. the wet weather extends eastwards through the day. the weather brightens up for scotland and northern ireland. just a few showers here. for some, it won'tjust be wet and windy, it'll be really cold for august as well, with temperatures around 14—15 celsius. that really is rubbish. on into sunday, it's a better day weather—wise, as the storm system moves offshore. we're looking at a day of sunshine and showers. the greatest risk of seeing showers and a few thunde