is uncomfortably muggy night in southeast england.h on sunday. could be 1— to light showers, any of those in the southeast should move away. the cloud thins and breaks, and sunshine develops far and wide. again, the highest numbers will be across the south midlands, southeast wells, the west cou ntry south midlands, southeast wells, the west country to east anglia, 33-35 c. as west country to east anglia, 33—35 c. as we move into monday, over night into monday, we possibly will see some heavy, thundery rain developing, which looks mainly to be across the western side of the uk. still many places will be dry and warm, if not hot on monday with the peak of the heat towards the southeast of england. those temperatures will slowly drop over the coming few days, as we see this increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunderand increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunder and lightning breaking out. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lucy grey. clashes on the streets of beir

england. but for northern ireland and scotland, here comes the rain. maybe some heavy and thundery bursts pushing eastwards during the day. i think parts of the east and southeast some misty low cloud hanging on towards some western coasts of england and wales. could be a bit drizzly in places here, but for the bulk of england and wales, it'll be sunny, though the cloud increasing in southern england mayjust bring the odd sharp shower later in the day. but, really, it's about those temperatures in england and wales. very warm to hot. parts of the midlands, eastern and southeast england in excess of 30 celsius, and exceptionally hot in the hottest parts of southeast england, where, of course, after such a very warm to hot day, it'll be very warm overnight and into saturday morning through a large part of england and wales. even where you have clear skies, difficult forsleeping. but as that weather front has pushed on and cleared away from scotland and northern ireland, some cooler, fresher air here, and some actuallyjust dip into single figures as saturday begins. high pressure in control on saturday. that means a lot of fine weather to start the weekend. plenty

england. but for northern ireland and scotland, here comes the rain. maybe some heavy and thundery bursts pushing eastwards during the day. i think parts of the east and southeast cloud hanging on towards some western coasts of england and wales. could be a bit drizzly in places here, but for the bulk of england and wales, it'll be sunny, the cloud increasing in southern england mayjust bring the odd sharp shower later in the day. but, really, it's about those temperatures in england and wales. very warm to hot. parts of the midlands, eastern and southeast england in excess of 30 celsius, an exceptionally hot in the hottest parts of southeast england, where, of course, after such a very warm to hot day, it'll be very warm overnight and into saturday morning through a large part of england and wales. even where you have clear skies, difficult forsleeping. but as that weather front has pushed on and cleared away from scotland and northern ireland, some cooler, fresher air here, and some actuallyjust dip into single figures as saturday begins. high pressure in control on saturday. that means a lot of fine weather to start the weekend. plenty of sunshine. bit of a

, east anglia in southeast england, all tied in with the city of low pressure continued to pulle squeeze in the isobars to some gusty winds down the eastern coasts. it is cool but not chilly start, particularly across rural scotland removed will see temperatures getting close to freezing with the touch of frost through the glens. at a good deal of sunshine to the day on sunday. but we'll find his cloud will tend to build and eventually spread out, so bright and sunny spells through the afternoon, maybe one or two showers across, and northern ireland, most of the tribe and later once across saturday but still noticeably northerly wind, just taking the edge of temperatures which at best are going to be 1a or 15 celsius, we can't get up to around 18 or 19 in the southern england were the sunshine and they'll be some sunshine to in the day into the natives were going to monday, a mixture of variable cloud and clear spells but once again, it is fairly cool, if not chilly temperatures widely in single figures, below single figures across rural parts and northern ireland. boy from scot

very wet across the uk at the moment and still no sign of any significant ran across southeast englandy and bring further outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, process cotton, northern england three—time through the morning. this area of rain across northern ireland, process cotton, northern england three—time through the morning. this area a second then extending into north—west england, wales, the north midlands, southern scotland could be heavy through a time in the afternoon, a few showers across south—west england, drier further south—west england, drier further south and east york, a breezy day for much of the uk and still feeling cool across parts of scotland, northern ireland, we had the breeze and rain. windy 5—26 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 l

in excess of 30 degrees and exceptionally in the southeast england. o hot day, will be very warm overnight it to saturday after a large part of england and wales, clear skies difficult for sleeping and pushing away from scotland and northern ireland is called a fresher air and some slipping into single figures. and high pressure in control and a lot of fun with her to start the weekend. plenty of sunshine with a bit of a breeze kicking in towards the north sea coast where we would ta ke the north sea coast where we would take temperatures back down a bit from friday where it was so very ha rd from friday where it was so very hard and you may not be quite aside on saturday, not so much as many people would notice, it is still very warm to hot across a large part of england and wales. overnight in towards the north sea coast where we would take temperatures back down a bit from friday where was so very hot and you may not be quite as hot on saturday, not so much as many people would notice, it is still very warm to hot across large part of england and wa

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others, the sunshine to speak of, distant parts of northern and eastern england, east anglia in southeast englandure continued to pull away eastwards in the early hours, high—pressure to the uk and the squeeze in the isobars to some gusty winds down the eastern coasts. it is a cool if not chilly start, particularly across rural scotland where we could see temperatures getting temperatures getting close to freezing. but we'll find his cloud will tend to build and eventually spread out, so bright and sunny spells through the afternoon, maybe one or two showers across northern ireland, temperatures which at best are going to be 1a widely single figures, low single figures across rural parts of northern england and northern ireland. monday, away from scotland, isa bank ireland. monday, away from scotland, is a bank holiday, high pressured the dominant fixture, may be rain later in the day into northern ireland and western scotland. but let's cast our mind back to the late august bank holiday last year, the warmest on record, 33 celsius in london and cambridge, something much different this year. but

upper 20s, low 30s and the hardest parts of the east and southeast of england.ea. temperatures nowhere near that high and scotland and northern ireland will stop you have the cloud and a chance of rain during the day. high pressure building back in for the weekend. that does mean a lot of dry weather. a tickly on salary, by sunday there's an increasing chance of some thunderstorms around. particularly into parts of england and wales was on a wet friday is going to be so very hot it will slowly cool a touch into the weekend but more noticeably elsewhere. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the death toll rises in lebanon, at least 135 people have died, rescuers are still searching through the rubble. the shock wave was so powerful it knocked people off their feet, blowing out windows for miles around. more than a quarter of a million people have been made homeless. in large parts of the city every street, every building has been damaged. and, japan marks 75 years since the us bombing of hiroshima. we look at the

we start with some very high temperatures in the morning in the southeast corner of england, perhaps north, maybe 11—5 in the northwest of scotland. in between, we have got this zone of cloud that's pushed in off the north sea. there may be 1—2 light showers in that as well. any shower threatening the far southeast should move away. gradually, the sunshine develops more widely, the cloud gets burned back onto some of those north seacoasts. we have got that onshore breeze keeping it a little bit cooler as well. with that sort of wind direction, cooler across eastern scotland than western scotland. northern ireland, temperatures will reach 20 degrees. the heat, though, is really focused on the south midlands, southeast wales, the west country, southeast england and east anglia. 33—34, possibly even 35 degrees to the west of london. into next week, the heat will slowly subside, and it is only very slowly, but we have got this increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunderstorms. that could start to develop on sunday night into monday morning, and the focus looks like it's more of t

we start with some very high temperatures in the morning in the southeast corner of england, perhapsh, maybe 4—5 in the northwest of scotland. in between, we have got this zone of cloud that's pushed in off the north sea. and there may be 1—2 light showers in that as well. any shower threatening the far southeast should move away. gradually, the sunshine develops more widely, the cloud gets burned back onto some of those north seacoasts. we have got that onshore breeze keeping it a little bit cooler as well. with that sort of wind direction, it will be cooler across eastern scotland than western scotland. and in northern ireland, temperatures will reach 20 degrees. the heat,though, is really focused on the south midlands, southeast wales, the west country, southeast england and east anglia. 33—34, possibly even 35 degrees to the west of london. into next week, the heat will slowly subside, and it is only very slowly, but we have got this increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunderstorms. that could start to develop on sunday night into monday morning, and the focus looks like

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england, but it looks likely that we'll see another clutch of storms working in for a time across southeast englandld see some further torrential bursts of rain, so there is the prospect again of seeing some localised flooding. the weekend looks very unsettled as well. it states humid, cloudy with rain at times. that's your weather. this is bbc news. i'm aaron safir. our top stories... protests on the streets of belarus for a seventh day, as pressure grows on president lukashenko. 0n the 75th anniversary of the end of world war ii in japan, emperor naruhito expresses deep remorse for his country's past military actions. new quarantine rules in the uk — as countries across europe continue to fight the spread of covid—19. president trump has claimed plans for universal mail—in voting proposed for november's election will be catastrophic.

the heat,though, is really focused on the south midlands, southeast wales, the west country, southeast england next week, the heat will slowly subside, and it is only very slowly, but we have got this increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunderstorms. that could start to develop on sunday night into monday morning, and the focus looks like it's more of these western areas with those storms pushing their way northwards. now, large parts of the country will still be dry and quite sunny. more sunshine, perhaps, around some of those north seacoasts. but, again, the highest temperatures are towards the southeast of the uk. now, what's happening is that higher pressure is less in charge of our weather. pressure is falling from the south, we've got a weather front trying to push in from the west as well. so the air is essentially destabilising, which is why we have got this increased risk of some very heavy and thundery rain. the devil is in the detail, and there is still a lot of uncertainty. but it looks like on tuesday, most of those downpours are moving northwards across northern england

thunderstorms working in the southwest england but another batch of storms is likely to affect southeast englandownpour so i think we could see some further localised flooding particularly sunday afternoon. for monday, we see an area low pressure drifting northwards so again, we are looking at heavy thundery downpours at times and notice the rain is turning to move northwards and after a dry few days across parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland, it will be a greater chance of seeing some rain working in here and it will continue to feel humid but again those downpours will be very heavy so there is an ongoing threat of localised flooding. we have humid air with us at the moment, but it looks like by thursday we will start to get coolerfresher air following in across the uk behind that cold front. but it will stay pretty cloudy in the week ahead and there will be further bursts of rain at times, it is only really later in the week that it starts to turn a bit brighter and a little bit fresher as well. that is your latest weather. goodbye for now. welcome to bbc news — i‘m aaron

thunderstorms working in the southwest england but another batch of storms is likely to affect southeast englanderstorms capable of bringing torrential downpour so i think we could see some further localised flooding particularly sunday afternoon. for monday, we see an area low pressure drifting northwards so again we are looking at heavy thundery downpours at times and notice the rain is turning to move northwards and after a dry few days across parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland, it will be a greater chance of seeing some rain working in here and it will continue to feel humid but again those downpours will be very heavy so there is an ongoing threat of localised flooding. we have humid air with us at the moment, but it looks like by thursday we will start to get coolerfresher air following an across the uk behind that cold front. but it will stay pretty cloudy in the week ahead and there will be further bursts of rain at times, it is only really later in the week that it starts to turn a bit brighter and a little bit fresher as well. that is your latest weather. goodbye

thunderstorms can't be ruled out in england and wales but the main story here will be the sunshine and the heat again. upper 20s, low 30s, and hottest parts of the east and southeast the london area. temperatures nowhere near that high in scotland and northern ireland — it'll be heavily cloudy with the chance of rain during the day. high pressure building back in for the weekend and that does mean a lot of dry weather particularly on saturday. by sunday there is an increasing chance of some thunderstorms around, particularly into parts of england and wales. and where friday is going to be so very hot, it will slowly cool a touch into the weekend but more noticeably elsewhere. this is bbc world news. the headlines. people in lebanon are blaming their politicians for the massive explosion in beirut on tuesday, which killed at least 135 people, injured five thousand more and made (00v)a number of officials at the port where the explosion a number of officials at the port where the explosion occurred are to be kept under house arrest while investigations continue. lebanese officials have said that the storage of some two—thousand—seven—hundred tons of ammonium nitrate

thunderstorms working in the southwest england but another batch of storms is likely to affect southeast englandinging torrential downpour so i think we could see some further localised flooding particularly sunday afternoon. for monday, we see an area low pressure drifting northwards so again we are looking at heavy thundery downpours at times and notice the rain is turning to move northwards and after a dry few days across parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland, it will be a greater chance of seeing some rain working in here and it will continue to feel humid but again those downpours will be very heavy so there is an ongoing threat of localised flooding. we have humid air with us at the moment, but it looks like by thursday we will start to get coolerfresher air following an across the uk behind that cold front. but it will stay pretty cloudy in the week ahead and there will be further bursts of rain at times, it is only really later in the week that it starts to turn a bit brighter and a little bit fresher as well. that is your latest weather. goodbye for now. this is bbc n

thunderstorms working in the southwest england but another batch of storms is likely to affect southeast englande of bringing torrential downpour so i think we could see some further localised flooding particularly sunday afternoon. for monday, we see an area low pressure drifting northwards so again we are looking at heavy thundery downpours at times and notice the rain is turning to move northwards and after a dry few days across parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland, it will be a greater chance of seeing some rain working in here and it will continue to feel humid but again those downpours will be very heavy so there is an ongoing threat of localised flooding. we have humid air with us at the moment, but it looks like by thursday we will start to get coolerfresher air following an across the uk behind that cold front. but it will stay pretty cloudy in the week ahead and there will be further bursts of rain at times, it is only really later in the week that it starts to turn a bit brighter and a little bit fresher as well. that is your latest weather. goodbye for now. this i

the heat,though, is really focused on the south midlands, southeast wales, the west country, southeast england week, the heat will slowly subside, and it is only very slowly, but we have got this increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunderstorms. that could start to develop on sunday night into monday morning, and the focus looks like it's more of these western areas with those storms pushing their way northwards. now, large parts of the country will still be dry and quite sunny. more sunshine, perhaps, around some of those north seacoasts. but, again, the highest temperatures are towards the southeast of the uk. now, what's happening is that higher pressure is less in charge of our weather. pressure is falling from the south, we've got a weather front trying to push in from the west as well. so the air is essentially destabilising, which is why we have got this increased risk of some very heavy and thundery rain. the devil is in the detail, and there is still a lot of uncertainty. but it looks like on tuesday, most of those downpours are moving northwards across northern england and s

the heat,though, is really focused on the south midlands, southeast wales, the west country, southeast englandt week, the heat will slowly subside, and it is only very slowly, but we have got this increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunderstorms. that could start to develop on sunday night into monday morning, and the focus looks like it's more of these western areas with those storms pushing their way northwards. now, large parts of the country will still be dry and quite sunny. more sunshine, perhaps, around some of those north seacoasts. but, again, the highest temperatures are towards the southeast of the uk. now, what's happening is that higher pressure is less in charge of our weather. pressure is falling from the south, we've got a weather front trying to push in from the west as well. so the air is essentially destabilising, which is why we have got this increased risk of some very heavy and thundery rain. the devil is in the detail, and there is still a lot of uncertainty. but it looks like on tuesday, most of those downpours are moving northwards across northern england and

highest temperatures will again be through the midlands, southeast wales, the west country, southeast englandnext week, but it's a very slow process, and the heat is always going to be more focused to the southeast of the uk. we've got an increasing chance of some thunderstorms. they could arrive on sunday night into monday morning across some of these western areas, and then drift their way northwards towards northern ireland and into parts of scotland. a sunnier day on monday around some of those north sea coasts. still got the onshore breeze, mind you, but those temperatures should be a little bit higher. again, the higher temperatures will be more towards southeastern parts of the uk, and our high on monday is around 34 degrees or so. now, if we look ahead, you can see more places will pick up more showers, and they could be really heavy and they could be very thundery as well. gradually, the heat ebbs away across southern areas, but some of that warmth and humidity should push northwards into scotland. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a mome

thunderstorms can't be ruled out in england and wales but the main story here will be the sunshine and the heat again. upper 20s, low 30s, and hottest parts of the east and southeast that high in scotland and northern ireland — it'll be heavily cloudy with the chance of rain during the day. high pressure building back in for the weekend and that does mean a lot of dry weather particularly on saturday. by sunday there is an increasing chance of some thunderstorms around, particularly into parts of england and wales. and where friday is going to be so very hot, it will slowly cool a touch into the weekend but more noticeably elsewhere. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. my name's mike embley. there is mounting anger in lebanon against politicians who did not prevent yesterday's blast. at least 135 people have died, thousands are injured. the shockwave, was so powerful it knocked people off their feet, blowing out windows for miles around. millions turn out to vote in sri lanka's elections — despite coronavirus fears. and japan marks 75 years since the us atomic bomb was dropped on hiroshima. we look at the lingerin

mainly high teens, low twenties, with a few spots reaching into the mid—20s in east anglia and southeast englandfinal this afternoon, i'm sure the players will appreciate something considerably cooler compared with yesterday — just topping out at 24 degrees with just a slight chance of a shower. into this evening, we have some outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, pushing in across northern england and scotland as the night goes on. north wales seeing a bit of that too. south wales, southern england staying mainly dry with clear spells. overnight temperatures between ten and 14 degrees. after the heat of last night, that is easier for sleeping. a north/south split for tomorrow. northern england and scotland starting mostly cloudy, some patchy rain around. a lot of that will clear east during the day as it brightens up behind it. so after a bright start, some heavier showers moving into northern ireland. for the rest of england and wales, may catch a shower, most places won't. again, those temperatures mainly into the high teens and low twenties. of course, it's race day tomorrow for the british

topping 38 celsius near heathrow airport, but it wasn‘tjust southeast england that had the heat.howers tracking east as we go through the rest of the day. starting with sunshine, so some cloud increasing across eastern areas. where we started cloudy in the west, it will be brightening up, showery rain heading into northern ireland in the afternoon and into the evening. very few showers towards east anglia in south—east england, and temperatures mainly in the high teens and low 20s. a fused spot reaching into the mid 20s in east anglia and south—eastern gwent. a weekend of sport for the fa cup final this afternoon. —— south—eastern england. just a slight chance of a shower. into the evening, outbreaks of rain in northern ireland, putting in across northern england and scotland as the night goes on. north wales seeing a bit of that as well. 0vernight temperatures 2014 degrees. after the heat of last night, that is easier for sleeping. northern ireland and scotla nd for sleeping. northern ireland and scotland starting mostly cloudy. brighton is up behind it, so after a bright start,

the heat,though, is really focused on the south midlands, southeast wales, the west country, southeast englandinto next week, the heat will slowly subside, and it is only very slowly, but we have got this increasing risk of some torrential rain and thunderstorms. that could start to develop on sunday night into monday morning, and the focus looks like it's more of these western areas with those storms pushing their way northwards. now, large parts of the country will still be dry and quite sunny. more sunshine, perhaps, around some of those north seacoasts. but, again, the highest temperatures are towards the southeast of the uk. now, what's happening is that higher pressure is less in charge of our weather. pressure is falling from the south, we've got a weather front trying to push in from the west as well. so the air is essentially destabilising, which is why we have got this increased risk of some very heavy and thundery rain. the devil is in the detail, and there is still a lot of uncertainty. but it looks like on tuesday, most of those downpours are moving northwards across northern engl

thunderstorms working in the southwest england but another batch of storms is likely to affect southeast englandd see some further localised flooding particularly sunday afternoon. for monday, we see an area low pressure drifting northwards so again we are looking at heavy thundery downpours at times and notice the rain is turning to move northwards and after a dry few days across parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland, it will be a greater chance of seeing some rain working in here and it will continue to feel humid but again those downpours will be very heavy so there is an ongoing threat of localised flooding. we have humid air with us at the moment, but it looks like by thursday we will start to get coolerfresher air following an across the uk behind that cold front. but it will stay pretty cloudy in the week ahead and there will be further bursts of rain at times, it is only really later in the week that it starts to turn a bit brighter and a little bit fresher as well. that is your latest weather. goodbye for now. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and t

thunderstorms working in the southwest england but another batch of storms is likely to affect southeast england of bringing torrential downpour, so i think we could see some further localised flooding, particularly sunday afternoon. for monday, we see an area low pressure drifting northwards, so again, we are looking at heavy thundery downpours at times and notice the rain is turning to move northwards. and after a dry few days across parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland, it will be a greater chance of seeing some rain working in here and it will continue to feel humid, but again those downpours will be very heavy, so there is an ongoing threat of localised flooding. we have humid air with us at the moment, but it looks like by thursday we will start to get coolerfresher air following in across the uk behind that cold front. but it will stay pretty cloudy in the week ahead and there will be further bursts of rain at times. it is only really later in the week that it starts to turn a bit brighter and a little bit fresher as well. that's your latest weather. goodbye for now. w

two thirds is in southeast england. we rapidly need to decentralize venture capital.ve got to astor this, this is not working out the polling both. i do not think donald trump is going to read your book, i hate to break into you the president flex "the art of the deal." as notme minister may be all that different. why is democracy not going the collier route? >> i think it will. would dispute your description of boris johnson. boris johnson is actually proved -- pretty pragmatic. premiership by getting a lot of posts in the north of england -- a lot of votes in the north of england. he has got to make the economy work. he knows -- he himself does not know that there are sensible ways of experimenting. the acid test would be whether he devolves some power to regional governments. trump, i tend to agree. i think he is a lost cause. he never was a hopeful because, frankly. tom: as we end the interview, what is so important about "greed is dead?" this shift, the regime change, you're write about it,. does this have a lasting permanency echo -- lasting permanence? >> i thi

those temperatures peaking at 311—35 across the southeast of england.head into the middle part of the week, we are going to find a weather front developing across the uk. we're also finding falling pressure coming up from biscay heading across northern france. so every likelihood that there will be some further heavy and thundery rain, giving the risk of some flash flooding. one area of rain pushing across scotland, northern england, then we will see a scattering of heavy thundery downpours developing more widely later in the day probably for england and wales. still 33 degrees perhaps in the southeast. seven days in a row with temperatures above 30 celsius. it will be cooler, fresher across scotland and northern ireland. so, the threat of some very heavy rain and a lot of thunder and lightning over the next few days. gradually, the temperatures will get back to near normal by the end of the week and continue that way into the weekend. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. us president donald tru

those temperatures peaking at 34—35 across the southeast of england.uesday. as we head into the middle part of the week, we are going to find a weather front developing across the uk. we're also finding falling pressure coming up from biscay heading across northern france. so every likelihood that there will be some further heavy and thundery rain, giving the risk of some flash flooding. one area of rain pushing across scotland, northern england, then we will see a scattering of heavy thundery downpours developing more widely later in the day probably for england and wales. still 33 degrees perhaps in the southeast. seven days in a row with temperatures above 30 celsius. it will be cooler, fresher across scotland and northern ireland. so, the threat of some very heavy rain and a lot of thunder and lightning over the next few days. gradually, the temperatures will get back to near normal by the end of the week and continue that way into the weekend. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world

sunshine and temperatures potentially getting up to 30 for our 35 celsius across central and southeast englandle bit of cloud building up with the breeze off the nurse see some eastern coast may be somewhat fresher. temperature is not as high as they might have been on friday. still in the low 30s across england and wales feeling a bit fresher across scotland and northern ireland was up sunday, i chance that we could see showers developing particularly for eastern counties of england but a view could cut their way west. the emphasis is on eight mainly friday again. again, that breeze just off the north sea will keep things pleasantly cooler along eastern coast. temperatures as we had england coming down slightly into the high 20s celsius was up is going to be feeling very warm and humid. we keep that 1‘s going as we go into next week. the combination of this and also low—pressure developing through the bay of biscay, means it‘s a perfect recipe for thunderstorms through the early pa rt for thunderstorms through the early part of next week. such is the nature of thunderstorms, always had a mess

those temperatures peaking at 311—35 across the southeast of england.e on tuesday. as we head into the middle part of the week, we are going to find a weather front developing across the uk. we're also finding falling pressure coming up from biscay heading across northern france. so every likelihood that there will be some further heavy and thundery rain, giving the risk of some flash flooding. one area of rain pushing across scotland, northern england, then we will see a scattering of heavy thundery downpours developing more widely later in the day probably for england and wales. still 33 degrees perhaps in the southeast. seven days in a row with temperatures above 30 celsius. it will be cooler, fresher across scotland and northern ireland. so, the threat of some very heavy rain and a lot of thunder and lightning over the next few days. gradually, the temperatures will get back to near normal by the end of the week and continue that way into the weekend. this is bbc news, the headlines: fresh clashes have broken out in the lebanese city of beirut betwe

those temperatures peaking at 3a—35 across the southeast of england. the week, we are going to find a weather front developing across the uk. we're also finding falling pressure coming up from biscay heading across northern france. so every likelihood that there will be some further heavy and thundery rain, giving the risk of some flash flooding. one area of rain pushing across scotland, northern england, then we will see a scattering of heavy thundery downpours developing more widely later in the day probably for england and wales. still 33 degrees perhaps in the southeast. seven days in a row with temperatures above 30 celsius. it will be cooler, fresher across scotland and northern ireland. so, the threat of some very heavy rain and a lot of thunder and lightning over the next few days. gradually, the temperatures will get back to near normal by the end of the week and continue that way into the weekend. this is bbc news. i'm sally bundock with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the world bank says they will be new syst

those temperatures peaking at 34—35 across the southeast of england.y. as we head into the middle part of the week, we are going to find a weather front developing across the uk. we're also finding falling pressure coming up from biscay heading across northern france. so every likelihood that there will be some further heavy and thundery rain, giving the risk of some flash flooding. one area of rain pushing across scotland, northern england, then we will see a scattering of heavy thundery downpours developing more widely later in the day probably for england and wales. still 33 degrees perhaps in the southeast. seven days in a row with temperatures above 30 celsius. it will be cooler, fresher across scotland and northern ireland. so, the threat of some very heavy rain and a lot of thunder and lightning over the next few days. gradually, the temperatures will get back to near normal by the end of the week and continue that way into the weekend. this is bbc news. i'm james reynolds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. ang