still some outbreaks of rain through parts of central and southeast england should see some spells ofr some eastern coasts. in sunshine, temperatures up to 16, maybe even 17 celsius, always somewhat cooler or exposed to the breeze off the north sea. and as we head from monday into tuesday, we see we're still get that area of high pressure. but notice how the isobars start to come close together. so we start to develop more of an easterly wind as we head through tuesday and wednesday. but tuesday should bring a good deal of sunshine, a bit more cloud developing through parts of east anglia, south east england through the day. but notice the strength of the wind. i think we'll all feel the strength of that easterly wind, particularly for east—facing coasts. so further west is probably where we'll see the highest temperatures in the west of the sunshine, may just be 12 or 13 celsius for some eastern coast. and then really for the rest of the week, it's mainly dry, but we could see some rain developing through thursday and friday across most southern areas. bye— bye. live from london, thi

sunshine, a bit cloudy for north sea coasts and there's the chance of a shower across the southeast of englandr ten cloudy places on the east coast. tonight, this cloudy weather will rural further west and we could see miss patch are developing across parts of the midlands and southeast england. temperatures will get close to freezing. generally a little more cloud in the mix, it will break up and there will be some sunny spells, many places will see lengthy spells of sunshine although northern ireland will see things clouding over as the weather front begins to approach from the west. temperatures up approach from the west. temperatures up to 1a or 15, may be 16 celsius in places, still chilly for eastern coasts. as we head into easter sunday, we see high pressure still trying to hold on to the east of us but this frontal system to the west will start to make more progress. ahead of that we will see some larger areas of cloud, there will still be some sunny spells, strengthening breeze and outbreaks of rain into northern ireland through the afternoon but the breeze is coming from a southerly

southeast england, too, as well, won�*t be quite as chilly as it was last night.anges towards thursday and friday, but where last week was fairly wet and often windy, the week ahead is looking drier. there�*ll be some spells of sunshine for all of us and at first feeling a little bit warmer, but a lot of cloud around to start the day on monday. still some outbreaks of rain through parts of central and southeast england should see some spells of sunshine developing for many, but also keeping an eye on this band of cloud moving in from the north sea and may turn things quite dull and gloomy for some eastern coast in sunshine, temperatures up to 16, maybe even 17 celsius, always somewhat cooler or exposed to the breeze off the north sea. and as we head from monday into tuesday, we see we�*re still get that area of high pressure. but notice how the isobars start to come close together. so we start to develop more of an easterly wind as we head through tuesday and wednesday. but tuesday should bring a good deal of sunshine, more cloud developing through parts of east a

still some outbreaks of rain through parts of central and southeast england should see some spells ofnorth sea and may turn things quite dull and gloomy for some eastern coasts. in sunshine, temperatures up to 16, maybe even 17 celsius, always somewhat cooler or exposed to the breeze off the north sea. and as we head from monday into tuesday, we see we�*re still get that area of high pressure. but notice how the isobars start to come close together. so we start to develop more of an easterly wind as we head through tuesday and wednesday. but tuesday should bring a good deal of sunshine, a bit more cloud developing through parts of east anglia, south east england through the day. but notice the strength of the wind. i think we�*ll all feel the strength of that easterly wind, particularly for east—facing coasts. so further west is probably where we�*ll see the highest temperatures in the west of the sunshine, may just be 12 or 13 celsius for some eastern coast. and then really for the rest of the week, it�*s mainly dry, but we could see some rain developing through thursday and friday a

southeast england, too, as well, won't be quite as chilly as it was last night.ur and eight celsius. so, this is how we start the new week. high pressure is firmly in charge and we're going to keep that for much of the week. could see some changes towards thursday and friday, but where last week was fairly wet and often windy, the week ahead is looking drier. there'll be some spells of sunshine for all of us and at first feeling a little bit warmer, but a lot of cloud around to start the day on monday. still some outbreaks of rain through parts of central and southeast england should see some spells of sunshine developing for many, but also keeping an eye on this band of cloud moving in from the north sea and may turn things quite dull and gloomy for some eastern coast in sunshine, temperatures up to 16, maybe even 17 for some eastern coast. in sunshine, temperatures up to 16, maybe even 17 celsius, always somewhat cooler or exposed to the breeze off the north sea. and as we head from monday into tuesday, we see we're still get that area of high pressure. but not

afternoon, could see some fairweather cloud bubbling up — that could spark off the odd shower across southeast englandff the north sea for northeast england, eastern scotland, and along north sea coasts, it'll be quite chilly with an onshore breeze. 0therwise, elsewhere after that chilly starts, it's the low to mid—teens for most of us. and then, through friday night into the early part of saturday, temperatures again tumble across central, southern and western areas where skies are clearest. it's particularly cold there, i think, for west midlands, central wales, but eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud here, so not quite as cold as will be further west. into saturday, then, very little change, high pressure dominates the scene. this weather front getting a little bit closer to northern ireland, but it stays away, i think, throughout the day. so, plenty of sunshine once again through the morning, into the afternoon, a bit of cloud bubbling up — that could just produce the odd shower here and there. but most places will stay dry and those temperatures ranging from around 11—15 degrees again.

a spell of really wet weather for a time, moving away through east anglia and southeast england.of frost to form first thing on friday morning. but good friday is going to be a reasonable day — dry, settled and sunny. these weather fronts trying to push in from the atlantic, but they will take most of the easter weekend before they arrive. so, on the whole, we could just see a little more in the way of cloud just pushing in off north sea coasts, unfortunately for eastern england. but most of us dry with some sunshine coming through and light winds. it'll be pleasant enough — highs of 10—14 celsius. similar story as we go into saturday, but there's a greater chance of seeing more cloud developing from the north sea with that easterly flow. there's our weather front, trying desperately hard to push in from the atlantic. it takes its time to do so, perhaps not arriving until sunday, with more significant rain for some of us by easter monday. take care. live from washington, this is bbc news. taiwan's president meets some of america's top lawmakers. in beijing, france's president tou

afternoon, could see some fairweather cloud bubbling up — that could spark off the odd shower across southeast england eastern scotland, and along north sea coasts, it'll be quite chilly with an onshore breeze. otherwise, elsewhere after that chilly starts, it's the low to mid—teens for most of us. and then, through friday night into the early part of saturday, temperatures again tumble across central, southern and western areas where skies are clearest. it's particularly cold there, i think, for west midlands, central wales, but eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud here, so not quite as cold as will be further west. into saturday, then, very little change, high pressure dominates the scene. this weather front getting a little bit closer to northern ireland, but it stays away, i think, throughout the day. so, plenty of sunshine once again through the morning, into the afternoon, a bit of cloud bubbling up — that could just produce the odd shower here and there. but most places will stay dry and there's temperatures ranging from around 11—15 degrees again. quite chilly, though, across north ea

a spell of really wet weather for a time, moving away through east anglia and southeast england.se temperatures fall away low enough for a touch of frost to form first thing on friday morning. but good friday is going to be a reasonable day — dry, settled and sunny. these weather fronts trying to push in from the atlantic, but they will take most of the easter weekend before they arrive. so, on the whole, we could just see a little more in the way of cloud just pushing in off north sea coasts, unfortunately for eastern england. but most of us dry with some sunshine coming through and light winds. it'll be pleasant enough — highs of 10—14 celsius. similar story as we go into saturday, but there's a greater chance of seeing more cloud developing from the north sea with that easterly flow. there's our weather front, trying desperately hard to push in from the atlantic. it takes its time to do so, perhaps not arriving until sunday with more significant rain for some of us by easter monday. take care. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main stories for you at the t

a spell of really wet weather for a time, moving away through east anglia and southeast england.ce again, those temperatures fall away low enough for a touch of frost to form first thing on friday morning. but good friday is going to be a reasonable day — dry, settled and sunny. these weather fronts trying to push in from the atlantic, but they will take most of the easter weekend before they arrive. so, on the whole, we could just see a little more in the way of cloud just pushing in off north sea coasts, unfortunately for eastern england. but most of us dry with some sunshine coming through and light winds. it'll be pleasant enough — highs of 10—14 celsius. similar story as we go into saturday, but there's a greater chance of seeing more cloud developing from the north sea with that easterly flow. there's our weather front, trying desperately hard to push in from the atlantic. it takes its time to do so, perhaps not arriving until sunday with more significant rain for some of us by easter monday. take care. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani

noticeably chilly along north sea coasts and there will be some rain at times and more cloud across southeast england which will move in off the near continent. you'll notice there's a slight blue hue to the air mass, indicating that the air is quite chilly as well. so when you factor in the strong wind and slightly cooler air, then it will be a little bit fresher across the board. however, most places starting off dry, widespread sunshine and much of the country will stay dry and sunny all day. but then we'll see that area of cloud and some splashes of rain pushing into east anglia in the southeast during the afternoon. it's here where the winds will be quite gusty as well. so with a lack of sunshine here and the gusty winds, it'll actually feel on the cool side now. now, certainly cool along north sea coasts, 9 or 10 degrees at best, but head further inland, it's the low to mid—teens or the warmest spots again, western scotland, the high teens, maybe even more than that. and like the last few days with the dry and sunny weather, tree pollen will be high or very high for many of us. so, as we head t

rain at times and more cloud across southeast england courtesy of this weather front which will move across most places starting off dry, widespread sunshine and much of the country will stay dry and sunny all day but we will see that area of cloud and splashes of rain pushing to east anglia in the southeast during the afternoon. the wind will be quite gusty here as well so with a lack of sunshine here and the gusty wind, it will feel on the cool side. certainly cool along north sea coast, nine or 10 degrees of rest, but further inland, the low to mid—teens with warmest spots, western scotland. like the last few days, with a dry and sunny weather, tree pollen will be high or very high. as we head through thursday evening and overnight, that area of cloud, splashes of rain in the southeast starts to migrate westwards across much of england and wales for the country will see clear skies, slightly high winds. less cold when we have a cloud in the rain and the stronger breeze. for friday, changes for england and wales, number of weather fronts bringing more cloud and outbreaks of rain we

afternoon, could see some fairweather cloud bubbling up — that could spark off the odd shower across southeast england along north sea coasts, it'll be quite chilly with an onshore breeze. otherwise, elsewhere after that chilly starts, it's the low to mid—teens for most of us. and then, through friday night into the early part of saturday, temperatures again tumble across central, southern and western areas where skies are clearest. it's particularly cold there, i think, for west midlands, central wales, but eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud here, so not quite as cold as will be further west. into saturday, then, very little change, high pressure dominates the scene. this weather front getting a little bit closer to northern ireland, but it stays away, i think, throughout the day. so, plenty of sunshine once again through the morning, into the afternoon, a bit of cloud bubbling up — that could just produce the odd shower here and there. but most places will stay dry and those temperatures ranging from around 11—15 degrees again. quite chilly, though, across north east scotland, with the on

afternoon, could see some fairweather cloud bubbling up — that could spark off the odd shower across southeast englander that chilly starts, it's the low to mid—teens for most of us. and then, through friday night into the early part of saturday, temperatures again tumble across central, southern and western areas where skies are clearest. it's particularly cold there, i think, for west midlands, central wales, but eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud here, so not quite as cold as will be further west. into saturday, then, very little change, high pressure dominates the scene. this weather front getting a little bit closer to northern ireland, but it stays away, i think, throughout the day. so, plenty of sunshine once again through the morning, into the afternoon, a bit of cloud bubbling up — that could just produce the odd shower here and there. but most places will stay dry and those temperatures ranging from around 11—15 degrees again. quite chilly, though, across north east scotland, with the onshore breeze. easter sunday looks to be a little bit warmer. plenty of sunshine through central

noticeably chilly along north sea coasts and there will be some rain at times and more cloud across southeast england to the air mass, indicating that the air is quite chilly as well. so when you factor in the strong wind and slightly cooler air, then it will be a little bit fresher across the board. however, most places starting off dry, widespread sunshine and much of the country will stay dry and sunny all day. but then we'll see that area of cloud and some splashes of rain pushing into east anglia in the southeast during the afternoon. it's here where the winds will be quite gusty as well. so with a lack of sunshine here and the gusty winds, it'll actually feel on the cool side now. now, certainly cool along north sea coasts, 9 or 10 degrees at best, but head further inland, it's the low to mid—teens or the warmest spots again, western scotland, the high teens, maybe even more than that. and like the last few days with the dry and sunny weather, tree pollen will be high or very high for many of us. so, as we head through thursday evening and overnight that area, clouds, splashes of rain in the so

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at the same time, some fog patches could develop through parts of the midlands and down into southeast englandng to get quite close to freezing in places, so some of us will see a touch of frost to start saturday morning. but on balance, saturday, still a fine looking day. some spells of sunshine, but more cloud across parts of eastern scotland and eastern england. i think that cloud will tend to retreat towards the north sea coast, but where the cloud does linger, it'll make it feel really rather cool. temperatures there in aberdeen maybe only getting to around eight degrees celsius. further west, sunny skies and highs of 15 or 16, but we will see more cloud into northern ireland, a very weak frontal system that could bring the odd spot of rain here during saturday night and then into sunday. here comes another weather front and this one will have a bit more energy about it. so we will certainly see the cloud thickening up across northern ireland. some rain here by the afternoon, perhaps eventually into western scotland, west wales, the far south west of england. but ahead of that, some spell

a spell of really wet weather for a time, moving away through east anglia and southeast england.st, once again, those temperatures fall away low enough for a touch of frost to form first thing on friday morning. but good friday is going to be a reasonable day — dry, settled and sunny. these weather fronts trying to push in from the atlantic, but they will take most of the easter weekend before they arrive. so, on the whole, we could just see a little more in the way of cloud just pushing in off north sea coasts, unfortunately for eastern england. but most of us dry with some sunshine coming through and light winds. it'll be pleasant enough — highs of 10—14 celsius. similar story as we go into saturday, but there's a greater chance of seeing more cloud developing from the north sea with that easterly flow. there's our weather front, trying desperately hard to push in from the atlantic. it takes its time to do so, perhaps not arriving until sunday, with more significant rain for some of us by easter monday. take care. live from washington, this is bbc news. welcome to viewers on pb

the overnight rain has cleared away from east anglia and southeast england, but in its wake we could extending its way gradually eastwards through this afternoon and overnight, eventually bringing some rain into northern ireland as we head towards the end of the day. but for many, dry, some good spells of sunshine. watch out for those showers across east anglia and south—east england. some of them could be heavy and thundery. it will be feeling warmer than it did yesterday. temperatures generally in the low to mid—teens across the uk and there'll be some good spells of sunshine to end the day across many central and eastern areas. then overnight, this band of cloud and increasingly patchy rain starts to work its way gradually eastwards, bringing some mist and some hill fog across western areas. further east will hold on to some clearer skies for longer as the showers fade. this is where we'll see some of the lowest temperatures, particularly for east anglia and south—east england could get down to two or three celsius, generally between five and eight celsius, the overnight low. so,

a spell of really wet weather for a time, moving away through east anglia and southeast england. to form first thing on friday morning. but good friday is going to be a reasonable day — dry, settled and sunny. these weather fronts trying to push in from the atlantic, but they will take most of the easter weekend before they arrive. so, on the whole, we could just see a little more in the way of cloud just pushing in off north sea coasts, unfortunately for eastern england. but most of us dry with some sunshine coming through and light winds. it'll be pleasant enough — highs of 10—14 celsius. similar story as we go into saturday, but there's a greater chance of seeing more cloud developing from the north sea with that easterly flow. there's our weather front, trying desperately hard to push in from the atlantic. it takes its time to do so, perhaps not arriving until sunday, with more significant rain for some of us by easter monday. take care. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. welc

, could see some fair weather cloud bubbling up — that could spark off the odd shower across southeast englandgland, eastern scotland, and along north sea coasts, it'll be quite chilly with an onshore breeze. 0therwise, elsewhere after that chilly starts, it's the low to mid—teens for most of us. and then, through friday night into the early part of saturday, temperatures again tumble across central, southern and western areas where skies are clearest. it's particularly cold there, i think, for west midlands, central wales, but eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud here, so not quite as cold as will be further west. into saturday, then, very little change, high pressure dominates the scene. this weather front getting a little bit closer to northern ireland, but it stays away, i think, throughout the day. so, plenty of sunshine once again through the morning, into the afternoon, a bit of cloud bubbling up — that could just produce the odd shower here and there. but most places will stay dry and those temperatures ranging from around 11—15 degrees again. quite chilly, though, across nort

england and of the same time fog patches could develop through parts of the midlands and into southeast englandtouch of frost to start saturday morning. on balance, saturday still a fine —looking day, spells of sunshine but more cloud across eastern scotland and eastern england. that cloud will tend to retreat towards the north sea coast but where the cloud lingers it will make it feel really rather cool, temperatures in aberdeen getting to around 8 celsius. further west, sunny skies and highs of 15 or 16 but we will see more cloud into northern ireland, a week frontal system which could bring the odd spot of rain during saturday night. into sunday, here comes another weather front which will have more energy about it so we will see the clouds thickening across northern ireland, some rain here by the afternoon, perhaps into western scotland, west wales, the far southwest of england, but ahead of that, some spells of sunshine and areas of cloud with a strengthening southerly breeze, it's going to feel warm, temperatures as high as 16 celsius or 17 celsius but through sunday night this frontal sy

the best of the sunshine across southeast england, but it's not lasting because the cloud arrives andto the rain in the back edge of that wet weather. so there will be some heavier bursts from time to time slowly clearing its way eastwards. so, through the night, quite a lot of cloud around, yes, some outbreaks of rain, slowly improving across western scotland and northern ireland, here, a few scattered showers, but we keep that cloud and rain first thing in the morning. so temperatures are going to hold up above freezing, generally around 6—9 celsius. so a mild start to thursday, but it could be a cloudy and a rather wet one out to the east, as that frontal system's still yet to clear. a little ridge of high pressure starts to build in behind, and that means that the start of the easter weekend is looking quite promising. but for thursday morning, then, grey, dull and damp along the east for a time, slowly brightening up from the west. but there will be a rash of showers developing with that northwesterly wind feeding them in on the exposed coast, some of them heavy, maybe the odd ru

a spell of really wet weather for a time, moving away through east anglia and southeast england. low enough for a touch of frost to form first thing on friday morning. but good friday is going to be a reasonable day — dry, settled and sunny. these weather fronts trying to push in from the atlantic, but they will take most of the easter weekend before they arrive. so, on the whole, we could just see a little more in the way of cloud just pushing in off north sea coasts, unfortunately for eastern england. but most of us dry with some sunshine coming through and light winds. it'll be pleasant enough — highs of 10—1a celsius. similar story as we go into saturday, but there's a greater chance of seeing more cloud developing from the north sea with that easterly flow. there's our weather front, trying desperately hard to push in from the atlantic. it takes its time to do so, perhaps not arriving until sunday, with more significant rain for some of us by easter monday. take care. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today. trying to cle

noticeably chilly along north sea coasts and there will be some rain at times and more cloud across southeast englands well. so when you factor in the strong wind and slightly cooler air, then it will be a little bit fresher across the board. however, most places starting off dry, widespread sunshine and much of the country will stay dry and sunny all day. but then we'll see that area of cloud and some splashes of rain pushing into east anglia in the southeast during the afternoon. it's here where the winds will be quite gusty as well. so with a lack of sunshine here and the gusty winds, it'll actually feel on the cool side. now, certainly cool along north sea coasts, 9 or 10 degrees at best, but head further inland, it's the low to mid teens or the warmest spots again, western scotland, the high teens, maybe even more than that. and like the last few days with the dry and sunny weather, tree pollen will be high or very high for many of us. so, as we head through thursday evening and overnight, that area, clouds, splashes of rain in the southeast starts to migrate westwards across much of england and

afternoon, could see some fairweather cloud bubbling up — that could spark off the odd shower across southeast englande chilly with an onshore breeze. 0therwise, elsewhere after that chilly starts, it's the low to mid—teens for most of us. and then, through friday night into the early part of saturday, temperatures again tumble across central, southern and western areas where skies are clearest. it's particularly cold there, i think, for west midlands, central wales, but eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud here, so not quite as cold as will be further west. into saturday, then, very little change, high pressure dominates the scene. this weather front getting a little bit closer to northern ireland, but it stays away, i think, throughout the day. so, plenty of sunshine once again through the morning, into the afternoon, a bit of cloud bubbling up — that could just produce the odd shower here and there. but most places will stay dry and those temperatures ranging from around 11—15 degrees again. quite chilly, though, across north east scotland, with the onshore breeze. easter sunday looks to b

at the same time, some fog patches could develop through parts of the midlands and down into southeast englandg in places, so some of us will see a touch of frost to start saturday morning. but on balance, saturday, still a fine looking day. some spells of sunshine, but more cloud across parts of eastern scotland and eastern england. i think that cloud will tend to retreat towards the north sea coast, but where the cloud does linger, it'll make it feel really rather cool. temperatures there in aberdeen maybe only getting to around eight degrees celsius. further west, sunny skies and highs of 15 or 16, but we will see more cloud into northern ireland, a very weak frontal system that could bring the odd spot of rain here during saturday night. and then into sunday, here comes another weather front and this one will have a bit more energy about it. so we will certainly see the cloud thickening up across northern ireland. some rain here by the afternoon, perhaps eventually into western scotland, west wales, the far south west of england. but ahead of that, some spells of sunshine, some areas of cl