top temperatures perhaps 15 across southern england. vening the cloud starts to veil into the south—west. wet and windy conditions will spread to much of england and wales by the it end of the night. a milder night than last night. still chilly in northern scotland. not as cold as last night. the fronts not as ex ten sieve but we will see temperatures down below zero. here is that low for wednesday, an extensive beast, it will pull in cold air from the north sea on its northern flank, bumping into the cold air, could be wintry for a time into the cold air, could be wintry fora time in into the cold air, could be wintry for a time in the north, wet weather on the front further south and skies will brighten across southern england but the sunshine will trigger some heavy thundery showers, the wind a feature for scotland, channelling through the central belt. just seven degrees in aberdeen. it will feel cold right down the north sea coast where we have that wet weather. fortunately the low is going to start to pull away for the end of the w

parts of southern england, and parts of southern england as well.ek ahead, we will continue to see showers through monday and tuesday as well. later in the week low pressure will bring some slightly stronger winds and the threat of some rain. monday starts off i in a similar kind of been weather wise. a lot of cloud around and we will see some showers building, particularly through the afternoon, some of those heavy and thuggery. it occurred almost anywhere. everyone saw northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. in between, the wind is very light. in any sunshine temperatures coming up. showery over the next few days. but then towards the next few days. but then towards the end of the week probably thickening cloud threatening rain for some of us and the wind is picking up as well. that's your latest weather. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines: australia's governing coalition is close to an outright victory in the federal election. with a few seats to declare, scott morrison's liberal national party adjust to sheet —— seats shor

but the driest weather will be across eastern and southern england.peratures have come down where ever you are, so it does feel cooler and fresher towards the south east. the degree cool with the rain and the breeze in northern scotland. for the breeze in northern scotland. for the rest of the weekend, it gradually turns a bit cooler, the breeze picks up, there is a chance of getting some rain, but not as much as some of us would like and the gardens, and this is the start of something a little cooler and u nsettled of something a little cooler and unsettled that last into next week. but keep your eye on next weekend, it looks like it will turn dry again with high building and as that happens, temperatures creep up once again, back into the 20s for some and it may take a little longer to shift the rain away from northern scotland. that is your latest forecast, enjoy your afternoon. this is bbc news, i'm chris rogers. the headlines at three. the race to become the new conservative leader and prime minister is under way — matt hancock is the latest to e

england. a bit of rain across northern scotland as well. temperatures much you are. 20—21 across more southerneratures are not going to change an awful lot. later in the week, a bit more cloud and the chance maybe of a few more showers returning. brexit messages from the two main parties. theresa may says she'll be putting a bold offer to mps — whilejeremy corbyn believes there won't be anything new. we'll be asking how the brexit divide will shape thursday's vote. also on the programme — the jury's out as a new rail timetable comes in — passengers hope to avoid the disruption of last year. abortion and american politics — how president trump's pro—life position could shape next year's election. leaving on a high — vincent kompany announces his departure from manchester city. and — 76 years on — two second world war evacuees are reunited. good afternoon. the prime minister is to launch a last—ditch attempt to gain approval for her brexit deal, with what she calls a bold offer to labour and conservative critics. writing in the sunday times, theresa may says mps should look at her withdrawal bil

, and parts of southern england as well.e. beyond that, for the week ahead, we will continue to see showers through monday and tuesday as well. some sunshine between. but later in the week low pressure will bring some slightly stronger winds and the threat of some rain. monday starts off in a similar kind of vein weather wise. a lot of cloud around and we will see some showers building, particularly through the afternoon, some of those heavy and thuggery. it could occur almost anywhere. some heavy ones for northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. in between, the wind is very light. in any sunshine temperatures coming up. showery over the next few days. highs of 17 in edinburgh and 19 for cardiff, and into the low 20s around the greater london area. but then towards the end of the week probably thickening cloud threatening rain for some of us and the winds picking up as well. that's your latest weather. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: could it even be an outright win? australia's c

england and scotland through saturday morning. a few of those showers will push into northern ireland through the day. i think the southernnce of showers breaking out almost anywhere during the afternoon. now, temperatures around about 14 to 18 degrees — cooler than it has been — but there should be some brighter spells in the south. it will still feel quite pleasant. moving on into the second half of the weekend, and there's not much change in the pressure set—up so not much change in the weather. sunday, another fairly cloudy day, particularly in the north. there could be some sunshine in southern and eastern england in particular, but again, there'll be some showers. they'll be heaviest and most frequent in scotland, where we could have the odd rumble of thunder. a few showers further south too, but warming up a touch compared to saturday, so highs of around 13 to 19 degrees. bye for now. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump says he wants a radical overhaul of the immigration system to favour skilled workers who spe

of the sunshine here, temperatures for most in the mid—teens, maybe 17 or 18 celsius across southern englanding from the south—west, so that's going to kill off most of the showers across england and wales. it should be a dry and fine day here, still some showers to talk about, chiefly across northern ireland and the western side of scotland. after a sunny start for much of the uk, the cloud will build. but for much of england, wales and southern scotland it should be mainly dry. temperatures typically again in the mid—teens, 17 or 18 celsius further south. soto sum up the week ahead, it's going to be cooler for a time. there will be some rain, but for those who need it most there may not be very much. bye— bye. good morning — welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. 0ur headlines today. nigel farage is making plans for brussels. the brexit party claims an overwhelming victory taking the lions share of the vote across the uk in the european elections. if we don't leave on october the sist, if we don't leave on october the 31st, then the scores you've seen for the brexit pa

england and scotland through saturday morning. a few of those showers will push into northern ireland through the day. i think the southernuld see some sunny spells through the morning, but a chance of showers breaking out almost anywhere during the afternoon. now, temperatures around about 1a to 18 degrees — cooler than it has been — but there should be some brighter spells in the south. it will still feel quite pleasant. moving on into the second half of the weekend, and there's not much change in the pressure set—up so not much change in the weather. sunday, another fairly cloudy day, particularly in the north. there could be some sunshine in southern and eastern england in particular, but again, there'll be some showers. they'll be heaviest and most frequent in scotland, where we could have the odd rumble of thunder. a few showers further south too, but warming up a touch compared to saturday, so highs of around 13 to 19 degrees. bye for now. good morning. welcome to breakfast, withjon kay and naga munchetty. our headlines today: an end to brexit talks between the government and the labour party, after six weeks of tr

not too many toward southern england and east anglia.u are filtering south—east was during the day. on the north—westerly breeze it will feel cooler here, compared with the past few days. rather cool as we look to tuesday and wednesday, with further showers around. again, not too many further south you are. it looks warmer again by the time we 00:01:22,775 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 get to next weekend. hello this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: boris johnson and michael gove — the two figureheads of the official leave campaign — take on each other for the conservative party leadership. i will be putting my name forward to be prime minister of this country. i believe that i am ready to unite the conservative and unionist party, ready to deliver brexit, and ready to lead this great country. andrea leadsom and dominic raab have also joined in the race, hoping to be prime minister by the end ofjuly. polling in the eu elections ends at 10pm tonight — 21 member states are voting today. a 17—year—old boy has become the fourth pe

, and parts of southern england as well.e. beyond that, for the week ahead, we will continue to see showers through monday and tuesday as well. some sunshine between. but later in the week low pressure will bring some slightly stronger winds and the threat of some rain. monday starts off in a similar kind of vein weather wise. a lot of cloud around and we will see some showers building, particularly through the afternoon, some of those heavy and thuggery. it could occur almost anywhere. some heavy ones for northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. in between, the wind is very light. in any sunshine temperatures coming up. showery over the next few days. highs of 17 in edinburgh and 19 for cardiff, and into the low 20s around the greater london area. but then towards the end of the week probably thickening cloud threatening rain for some of us and the winds picking up as well. that's your latest weather. goodbye for now. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reg

not too many showers at all, though, in southern england.e of the gardens are crying out for it. temperatures, they have been in the low to mid 20s, just into the high teens, but in the north of scotland, barely into double figures. a big range of temperatures across the uk. for tuesday, most of the showers look like being across northern and central and eastern parts of england. really quite heavy ones out there, so a chance that some may see a soaking, others, well, missing them and getting barely anything. sunny spells, one or two showers to be found elsewhere, catch a shower in the higher hills of scotland, it could be something wintry associated with these. it is a little cooler than average across many parts of the uk. then on wednesday, it looks fine and settled for many at the start of the day, some cloud building, a few showers breaking out and another atlantic weather system starting to move in and that brings some outbreaks of rain into northern ireland later in the day. that has got to move on through during thursday and friday.

, and parts of southern england as well.ing in nature. beyond that, for the week ahead, we will continue to see showers through monday and tuesday as well. some sunshine between. but later in the week low pressure will bring some slightly stronger winds and the threat of some rain. monday starts off in a similar kind of vein weather wise. a lot of cloud around and we will see some showers building, particularly through the afternoon, some of those heavy and thuggery. it could occur almost anywhere. —— thundery. some heavy ones for northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. in between, the wind is very light. in any sunshine temperatures coming up. showery over the next few days. highs of 17 in edinburgh and 19 for cardiff, and into the low 20s around the greater london area. but then towards the end of the week probably thickening cloud threatening rain for some of us and the winds picking up as well. that's your latest weather. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: could it even be an ou

england. not as warm across southern counties of england, particularly close to the coast. is because there is a bit more of a breeze which is stopping the temperature rise. 0nce which is stopping the temperature rise. once we have lost the daytime sunshine, temperatures take a tumble. it will be a fairly fresh night, temperatures do not drop as much by night but low and a full single figures in many areas and some parts of central and southern england might start tomorrow just a few days above freezing. high pressure is close by, nudging away a little through tomorrow, allowing a southerly breeze. maybe not as warm gci’oss allowing a southerly breeze. maybe not as warm across northern ireland as this afternoon, sunshine overhead, a blue sky day for many, the exception is across northern england and southern scotland. the isolated chance of a shower, but it isolated chance of a shower, but it is the warmest day of the week, 2a possible across some parts of central and northern scotland, cooler in the eastern and southern coast of england. as high pressure nurtures into scan

sunnier skies, northeast england, and into southern scotland, it feels warm in the sunshine here, stillaces are dry. high temperatures in the southeast of england, 22—23d. a few showers as we head towards the end of the day across southern england, those will move away. a few will linger near some of those eastern coasts, but on the whole, it becomes dry overnight. a bit of cloud around, more breaks probably across scotland at the far north of england so a bit chilly here overnight in rural areas. over the bank holiday weekend, this same headline again, some sunshine at times but there will be wet weather too, mainly affecting northern and western parts of the uk, it will be turning cooler everywhere. we start with some sunshine across parts of england and wales, we could bubble up one or two showers in the southeast of england in the afternoon. much more cloud for northern ireland, some without weather arriving across scotland and some dribs and drabs of drizzle across the far north of england, that's going to peg the temperatures back here. further south, highs of 22, should feel quit

rings out at a traditional fair in what has long been the conservative party's heartland in southern englandmusic ) it's an ironic selection for hsexiteers, because two mo after britain was due to leave the e.u., the nation is still dancing to europe's tune. >> i did vote "come out," and i think its been going on far too long. and it's a terrible met the moment. >> a shambles. >> it's... it's a bi embarrassing, really, a representation of britain and our politics. t y should have taken britain at its word when we voteto leave. >> please welcome to the stage, nigel farage. >> reporter: nigel farage formerly led the u.k. independence party, the driving force behind the 2016 brexit referendum. he's trying to convince voters in featherstone, a gritty town 0 miles north of london, to return him to the e.u. parliament, an institution he holds in contempt. >> generally, the brits are very placid, very slow to anger. but right at the minute, they're y.gry because their democr and think about this, we've had a continuous parliament for 800 years.mo it's called thther of parliaments. we've spread this

of the sunshine here, temperatures for most in the mid—teens, maybe 17 or 18 celsius across southern englandll off most of the showers across england and wales. it should be a dry and fine day here, still some showers to talk about, chiefly across northern ireland and the western side of scotland. after a sunny start for much of the uk, the cloud will build. but for much of england, wales and southern scotland it should be mainly dry. temperatures typically again in the mid—teens, 17 or 18 celsius further south. so to sum up the week ahead, it's going to be cooler for a time. there will be some rain, but for those who need it most there may not be very much. 00:28:45,535 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 bye— bye. this is bbc news, with cointinuing coverage of the european parliamentary elections. in those elections, there have been sharp falls in support for established centrist parties. most of the gains have gone to smaller parties on the left and right, as well as the greens. voter turnout was significantly higher than the last elections five years ago. in the uk, the brexit party won most seats

, and parts of southern england as well.week ahead, we will continue to see showers through monday and tuesday as well. some sunshine between. but later in the week low pressure will bring some slightly stronger winds and the threat of some rain. monday starts off in a similar kind of vein weather wise. a lot of cloud around and we will see some showers building, particularly through the afternoon, some of those heavy and thundery. it could occur almost anywhere. some heavy ones for northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. in between, the wind is very light. in any sunshine temperatures coming up. showery over the next few days. highs of 17 in edinburgh and 19 for cardiff, and into the low 20s around the greater london area. but then towards the end of the week probably thickening cloud threatening rain for some of us and the winds picking up as well. that's your latest weather. goodbye for now.

, and parts of southern england as well.we will continue to see showers through monday and tuesday as well. some sunshine between. but later in the week low pressure will bring some slightly stronger winds and the threat of some rain. monday starts off in a similar kind of vein weather wise. a lot of cloud around and we will see some showers building, particularly through the afternoon, some of those heavy and thundery. it could occur almost anywhere. some heavy ones for northern ireland as we go through the afternoon. in between, the wind is very light. in any sunshine temperatures coming up. showery over the next few days. highs of 17 in edinburgh and 19 for cardiff, and into the low 20s around the greater london area. but then towards the end of the week probably thickening cloud threatening rain for some of us and the winds picking up as well. that's your latest weather. goodbye for now. this is bbc world news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: a snap election is called in austria after a corruption scandal causes the fa

southern england, south wales, probably dry for most of the day, and a bit sunshine mayjust lift thoses. but this is where the low pressure and all that cloud is overnight and into wednesday. these weather fronts pushing some rain northwards and eastwards across the uk, so for many places, it's a bit of a wet start, i suspect. this rain is going to pivot and push its way slowly northwards, getting stuck across central, southern scotland, northern ireland and northern england. after the rain, a clearance to sunshine, but some heavy, thundery showers, particularly towards the south—west. some blustery winds, too. easterly winds for eastern scotland and north—east england, together with the rain, will make it feel quite cold. temperatures 6—8 degrees at best. further south, some warmth in the sunshine, but those showers are going to be heavy, accompanied by some gusty winds too. and almost more of the same, really, as we move from wednesday and into thursday. low pressure just drifting slowly across the uk, those weather fronts stuck across the northern areas. so cloud, some patchy, light

south wales, southern england, probably dry. temperature isa england, probably dry.s and this area of low pressure throwing ahead these weather fronts well ahead of it will bring some wetter, windier weather overnight and into wednesday as well. too many parts of england and wales, a wet start on the morning. the rain band getting stuck across central southern scotland. rain for northern ireland and northern england for most of the day. further south, we may well see some sunshine. showers will be arising — make arriving especially towards the south. these could be thundery. — make arriving. together with the rain, it will fill cold. the showers could be heavy and thundery. more of the same to come as we head into thursday. low pressure drifting slowly across the uk but those weather fronts are getting stuck across northern areas. scotla nd getting stuck across northern areas. scotland northern ireland, northern england probably seen patchy, lighter rain at this stage whereas further south across the uk, more heavy, thundery showers and this time more likely across t

england and scotland through saturday morning. a few of those showers will push into northern ireland through the day. i think the southernuld see some sunny spells through the morning, but a chance of showers breaking out almost anywhere during the afternoon. now, temperatures around about 1a to 18 degrees — cooler than it has been — but there should be some brighter spells in the south. it will still feel quite pleasant. moving on into the second half of the weekend, and there's not much change in the pressure set—up so not much change in the weather. sunday, another fairly cloudy day, particularly in the north. there could be some sunshine in southern and eastern england in particular, but again some showers. they'll be heaviest and most frequent in scotland, where we could have the odd rumble of thunder. a few showers further south too, but warming up a touch compared to saturday, so highs of around 13 to 19 degrees. bye for now. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: us—china relations at a new low, as washington blocks the tech giant huawei from american markets. the sanctions come into effect immediately. an h

the best of the centring tomorrow morning across central and southern england.of scotland. for scotland and northern ireland, a drier day. very warm in east anglia and south—east england. temperatures could get up to 27 or 28 here. sunday, low pressure arriving from the atlantic which will freshen the wind and bring another spell of rain, quite persistent across scotland, also affecting northern ireland. looks like east anglia and south—east england probably escaping mainly dry through much of the day, but we could see a few thunderstorms here through the afternoon. holding on to the heat but the winds will be freshening all the while from the west, of things to come as we head into next week. on sunday, temperatures to up to 2a or 25 in the east, cooler further north and west. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me, hello and good evening. you are what bbc news. i am chris rogers. must have a look at the latest ally. labour suspends a member of the willing national executive committee. peter was meant over allegations of anti—semitism. the

southern england stays in the drive. some showers around. eye on that. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... borisjohnson and michael gove — the two figureheads of the official leave campaign — take on each other for the conservative party leadership. i will be putting my name forward to be prime minister of this country. i believe that i am ready to unite the conservative and unionist party. ready to deliver brexit and ready to lead this great country. andrea leadsom and dominic raab have also joined in the race hoping to be prime minister by the end ofjuly. polling in the eu elections ends at 10 pm tonight. 21 member states are voting today. a man and a woman are charged with murder after two children died following an "incident" at a house in sheffield on friday. a hiker has been found alive more than two weeks after she went missing in a forest on the hawaiian island of maui. amanda eller was rescued by helicopter from a deep ravine. she says she faced difficult choices "between life and death". now on the bbc news chan

and the showers in southern parts of england and wales will also fade away overnight.ir bit of cloud around too and temperatures fairly mild. the lowest temperature is 6 or 7 degrees across the northern half of the uk. here we will find a lot more cloud and some rain and drizzle arriving. first of all, it is there across northern ireland and then the cloud thickens and the rain develops in scotland through the day. eventually, a little bit of that heading towards the north west of england. cloud will tend to increase for much of england and wales but we will keep the sunshine toward the south east barring one or two showers. this is what the temperatures will be at their highest, but quite chilly underneath that developing rain in scotland in particular. that is on the first band of cloud, that weather front there. we've got low pressure heading towards the north west of the uk that is going to push in this secondary weather for the cold front of course, the cooler air coming in behind it. rain can be quite heavy for a while particularly in scotland. it's going to hang

steadily southwards overnight. blanket of cloud ne southern a blanket of cloud nestling across southern englandkeep a few showers up in the far northeast of scotland, where elsewhere, we could see a light frost first thing on saturday morning as those temperatures hover around the freezing mark. a chilly start to saturday, perhaps some early morning sunshine but it won't be long before the shower clouds starts to develop. and that brisk northerly wind really is quite a feature. that's going to drive in some showers along that east coast, and with gusts of winds of a5, 50 mph, that's going to exacerbate that cold feel and it will drive some of those showers further inland as we go through the afternoon. the further west you go, perhaps lighter winds here. and as a consequence, fewer showers. certainly, it will feel colder on that east coast, particularly with any significant exposure. high—pressure will start to push its way eastwards overnight, saturday night into sunday. as a consequence, it means fewer showers are largely on sunday. there will be a fair amount of cloud around. rather a grey,

area of low pressure moving into france could bring some wet weather to the channel islands, southern englandweekend, high pressure begins to establish itself. now, it will be quite a chilly start to the weekend, with the blue colours still lingering, but slowly we begin to import some warmer air from the near—continent from sunday onwards. so we could have a few showers around at the start of the weekend, before it starts to turn drier and starts to turn a little bit warmer. so let's have a look in a bit more detail, then, with saturday. it's a chilly start in light northerly winds. there'll be plenty of sunshine around, but then showers will develop, most of them through central and eastern areas, and there will be the odd heavier one too. better chance of staying dry further west, closer to the area of high pressure, and in the sunny spots we could make 17 celsius, but a milder day elsewhere. on into sunday, i think high pressure is slap bang on top of us, so it looks like it's going to be a largely dry day. could see a little bit of cloud bubbling up into the afternoon, with the odd isola

of the sunshine here, temperatures for most in the mid—teens, maybe 17 or 18 celsius across southern england south—west, so that's going to kill off most of the showers across england and wales. it should be a dry and fine day here, still some showers to talk about, chiefly across northern ireland and the western side of scotland. after a sunny start for much of the uk, the cloud will build. but for much of england, wales and southern scotland it should be mainly dry. temperatures typically again in the mid—teens, 17 or 18 celsius further south. so to sum up the week ahead, it's going to be cooler for a time. there will be some rain, but for those who need it most there may not be very much. this is the business briefing. i'm samantha simmonds. what do the european parliament elections bring for business? we'll be live from brussels. us president donald trump keeps up pressure on japan to cut its trade surplus with america, as he meets with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. and on the markets, asian markets made a tepid recovery monday as investors sought to shrug off a difficult week domi

england and scotland through saturday morning. a few of those showers will push into northern ireland through the day. i think the southernreaking out almost anywhere during the afternoon. now, temperatures around about 14 to 18 degrees — cooler than it has been — but there should be some brighter spells in the south. it will still feel quite pleasant. moving on into the second half of the weekend, and there's not much change in the pressure set—up so not much change in the weather. sunday, another fairly cloudy day, particularly in the north. there could be some sunshine in southern and eastern england in particular, but again, there'll be some showers. they'll be heaviest and most frequent in scotland, where we could have the odd rumble of thunder. a few showers further south too, but warming up a touch compared to saturday, so highs of around 13 to 19 degrees. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump has outlined plans to toughen border security and refocus the us immigration system. he said younger, well educated, english—speaking workers who already have job offers should make up more than half o

england and scotland through saturday morning. a few of those showers will push into northern ireland through the day. i think the southerng, but a chance of showers breaking out almost anywhere during the afternoon. now, temperatures around about 1a to 18 degrees — cooler than it has been — but there should be some brighter spells in the south. it will still feel quite pleasant. moving on into the second half of the weekend, and there's not much change in the pressure set—up so not much change in the weather. sunday, another fairly cloudy day, particularly in the north. there could be some sunshine in southern and eastern england in particular, but again, there'll be some showers. they'll be heaviest and most frequent in scotland, where we could have the odd rumble of thunder. a few showers further south too, but warming up a touch compared to saturday, so highs of around 13 to 19 degrees. bye for now. i'm samantha simmonds with bbc news. our top story: the us confirms that sanctions on the chinese tech giant huawei will take effect from friday. washington has effectively blocked the company doing business in the us over

and the showers in southern parts of england and wales will also fade away overnight.cloud around too and temperatures fairly mild, the lowest temperature is six or 7 degrees across the northern half of the uk. here we will find a lot more cloud and some rain and drizzle arriving. first of all, it is there across northern ireland and then the cloud thickens in the rain develops in scotland through the day. eventually, a little bit of that heading towards the north west of england. cloud will tend to increase for much of england and wales but we will keep the sunshine toward the south—east barring one or two showers. this is what the temperatures will be at their highest, this is where the temperatures will be at their highest, but quite chilly underneath that developing rain in scotland in particular. that is on the first band of cloud that weather front there. we've got low pressure heading towards the north—west of the uk that is going to push in this secondary weather for the cold front of course, the cooler air coming in behind it. rain can be quite heavy for a whi

england and wales, a wet start on wednesday morning. this rain band pivoting northwards, getting stuck across central southern scotland. especially towards the south west. these could be heavy and thundery. a breezy sort of day, easterly winds for eastern scotland, north—east england. together with the rain, it will really feel quite cold i suspect. some warmth into the sunshine further south but those showers could be heavy and thundery. probably more of the same to come as we head into thursday as well. low pressure drifting very slowly across the uk but those weather fronts are getting stuck across northern areas. scotland, northern ireland, northern england, still seeing probably patchy, lighter rain at this stage, whereas further south across the uk, more heavy, thundery showers developing. this time more likely across the south east of england and east anglia. those temperatures aren't really rising a great deal, looks like we'll have to wait a bit longerfor temperatures to rise significantly. hello, this is your business briefing with me sally bundock. china does ‘s accused of backtracking on commitments in trade

there should be some sunshine across southern england and wales, there has been today, but generallyud will thicken as the day goes on. further north, expect that front still lying, the remnants of some thundery downpours. best of sunshine for scotland, unfortunately still very cold here, highs ofjust 607. this big old area in tuesday and wednesday, wet weather for all areas, windy as well. across scotland, wintry, across the higher ground, and a feel of cold. to the south, things were bright and is the day goes on, but then expect some thundery downpours. look at that strength of the wind from central lowlands. 20 mph, and it is called, already, the air that we are sitting in. some wintry weather on high ground, further south a bit milder, but with some punchy showers. fortu nately, but with some punchy showers. fortunately, a bit quieter by thursday or friday. the low will pull away into the north sea. high pressure should build for next weekend. temperatures not great shakes initially, but by the time of monday, we should be closer to average. compared to today, it will 00:01:49,7

nowhere immune from shower, and temperatures at best 16 or 17 celsius in southern england, nine or tenttled ten further north. a cool and unsettled theme through the week, a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm martin stanford. our top stories: president trump promises japan he will grapple with trade imbalances during his state visit, and is hopeful of a deal. russia is ordered to free a group of ukrainian sailors and ships it seized off crimea last november. accusations of overcrowding on mount everest, as three more climbers die, taking the death toll this season to ten. the top prize at the cannes film festival goes to a south korean black comedy about social divides.

best of the sunshine again will be across central and southern england.and slow moving showers. temperatures 19 celsius in the south—east. you're watching beyond 100 days. hanging up on huawei — the us delivers a crippling blow to the chinese telecom giant — effectively barring business with us companies. the move has the potential to slow 5g roll out around the world with big implications for the uk. the world's two biggest economies are already in a trade war — targetting huwei opens a new front. us lawmakers view intelligence claiming iran poses a heightened threat to america. the uk says it agrees with the assessment. also on the programme... theresa may gives us a timetable for her departure — borisjohnson says of course he will be running when

thing, spreading into parts of north wales and the midlands and east anglia and to the north and southern england and south wales some sunny spells, cloud increasing across southern areas are later but a northerly wind making it another chilly day for all of us, temperatures between seven and nine in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 gci’oss in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 across southern in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 gci’oss southern areas. in the north—east, up to 12 or 13 across southern areas. tonight this showery band of rain will continue gci’oss showery band of rain will continue across northern parts of england, still further showers across scotla nd still further showers across scotland with clear skies in the north—east turning chilly, temperatures at or below freezing, otherwise between five and seven. mosher was through tuesday, some sunshine and wonder whether across the south. —— warmer weather across the south. —— warmer weather across the south. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. 41 people are now known to have been killed when a russian passenger plane caught fire during a

england and scotland through saturday morning. a few of those showers will push into northern ireland through the day. i think the southernrough the morning, but a chance of showers breaking out almost anywhere during the afternoon. now, temperatures around about 1a to 18 degrees — cooler than it has been — but there should be some brighter spells in the south. it will still feel quite pleasant. moving on into the second half of the weekend, and there's not much change in the pressure set—up so not much change in the weather. sunday, another fairly cloudy day, particularly in the north. there could be some sunshine in southern and eastern england in particular, but again, there'll be some showers. they'll be heaviest and most frequent in scotland, where we could have the odd rumble of thunder. a few showers further south too, but warming up a touch compared to saturday, so highs of around 13 to 19 degrees. bye for now. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump says he wants a radical overhaul of the immigration system to fa

3 in rural parts, further south cloud across northern anger bringing a showers, drier across southern englandday cutting the country into third, starting with wintry showers, some of the best of the sunshine, cloud across the central parts, heavily thundery ratio is brighter skies towards the south coast. breaking news in the last few moments. buckingham palace has announced that the duchess of sussex has gone into labour following weeks of speculation about the date of her ba by‘s of speculation about the date of her baby's bath. of speculation about the date of her ba by‘s bath. prince of speculation about the date of her baby's bath. prince harry's first child will be seventh in line to the throne as the queen was eighth grandchild. less tha n less than a year ago in one of the most watched events of 1918, the californian born former actress married the prince. with the news that the duchess of sussex is in labour with their first child, the global spotlight is once again on windsor. the couple announced

following that, across wales, midlands and southern england, we should actually get some sunshine butly, lifting the temperatures, but with an easterly wind and that rain for eastern scotland and the north—east of england, it really is going to be a cold day. temperatures 6—8 degrees i think degrees in many places. not quite so chilly for western scotland because we've got that easterly wind. temperatures may make double figures in northern ireland, but rain is nver too far away. a cold day with rain on—and—off across northern england, and perhaps north wales. some heavy, thundery showers heading towards norfolk, through the home counties, and towards the south—west of england. low pressure essentially in charge of our weather. that was that curl in the cloud. the low centre itself is just going to drift slowly eastwards across the uk on thursday. still got a weather front end of the north, producing rain and drizzle but that should be moving away from scotland. sunshine following on behind but still cloudy and damp across northern england. some showers for northern ireland. and some

quite a few showers from this cloud over northern ireland, even into southern england and wales. will take a while before they fade away overnight. seeing the back of the rain eventually in northern scotland. turning dry, some clear spells and temperatures down to six or 7 degrees. the weather starting to change tomorrow with thicker cloud coming from the atlantic and spinning away. we'll see some patchy rain and drizzle coming into northern ireland. as it clouds over, turning right through the day over scotland. some spots of rain in north—west england. a chance of a shower in the south—west. it is likely to be warmest with some sunshine, 22 degrees. temperatures dropping on sunday and monday. some showers or longer spells of rain. i am today announcing that i will resign as leader of the conservative and unionist party on friday the 7th ofjune so that a successor can be chosen. after intense pressure, theresa may lays out a timetable for her departure as prime minister, saying it's with "deep regret" she didn't deliver brexit but now was the time to go. i do so with no ill will

temperatures are only six or seven degrees here, highest temperatures toward southern england and waleso be pushing down across the whole of the country through friday night, and into the start of the bank holiday weekend. it may well be a bit of frost around as well for the start of the weekend, too. a chilly start, feeling cold in the wind down the eastern side of the uk, where there will be some showers. but on the whole, a lot of dry weather over the weekend. probably by monday, those temperatures beginning to rise. good morning — welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and louise minchin. 0ur headlines: children's services are at breaking point — the warning from a group of mps as they call for billions of pounds more infunding. the cost of gas and electricity will rise for hundreds of thousands of people from today, as their fixed deals come to an end. i'll be explaining what's behind the price rise and what you can do to avoid a nasty shock in your energy bills. special status for beavers — from today it's illegal to kill or harm the animals in scotland without a licence. spurs

those showers have been widespread across southern parts of england.ve also produced a number of thunderstorms with a fairly large sized hail, pea sized hail there heavier in the day in london. looking at the weather picture through the rest of the night, we are going to see our rain band stop moving northwards and slowly sink a bit further southwards. all in all, the rain doesn't let up across north—east england. a particularly soggy night here. clear skies to the north of scotla nd here. clear skies to the north of scotland where we will have patches of frost. otherwise, it is not especially cold through the night. thursday, a cloudy start to the day with areas of rain first thing in the morning. the rain will tend to transition to showers through the day. those showers becoming heavy, again thundery with a bit of hail mixed in. some quite slow—moving. probably the heaviest downpours across parts of wales and southern counties of england where we will have brighter spells in between. further showers are in the forecast for friday. the remnants of an

sunshine especially in southern england and into wales, further north, a bit more clout.in across the north of scotland. breezy for northern scotla nd scotland. breezy for northern scotland and down the east coast of england, just the isolated chance of one 01’ england, just the isolated chance of one or two passing showers. high temperatures of 9—1lidc, not too bad where you see the sunshine. the tour of yorkshire continues today and we expect things to stay dry. a lot of cloud and rather chilly, 9—10dc. this evening and overnight, showers creep further south, some of them wintry of higher ground. more clout across england and wales compared to last night, so it won't be quite as cold, but temperatures are still down to three or four celsius. colder than that in the countryside. bank holiday monday starts on a cold note, this front making its way south, bringing cloud and showers across southern scotland, northern england and northern ireland. south of that, it should be dry for a good pa rt of that, it should be dry for a good part of the day, but showers will push on f

southern england, south wales, probably dry for most of the day, and some sunshine mayjust lift thosee the low pressure and all that cloud is overnight and into wednesday. these weather fronts pushing some rain northwards and eastwards across the uk, so for many places, it's a bit of a wet start, i suspect. this rain is going to pivot and push its way slowly northwards, getting stuck across central, southern scotland, northern ireland and northern england. after the rain, a clearance to sunshine, but some heavy, thundery showers, particularly towards the south—west, some blustery winds too. easterly winds for eastern scotland and north—east england. together with the rain will make it feel quite cold. temperatures 6—8 degrees at best. further south, some warmth in the sunshine, but those showers are going to be heavy, accompanied by some gusty winds too. and almost more of the same, really, as we move from wednesday into thursday. low pressure just drifting slowly across the uk, and those weather fronts stuck across the northern areas. so cloud, some patchy, lighter rain perhaps by th

again in central and southern england we should see the low 20s celsius.day weekend, we've got this feature slowly edging into the north—west of the country, but for most of us, we're in between weather systems. it's going to be another largely dry day. variable cloud building up into the afternoon. the best of the sunshine again across the south—east, but then later, thicker cloud for northern ireland and western scotland. again, another warm one in the sunshine further south, 21 celsius or so. but generally the mid to upper teens celsius further north. then this feature really gets its act together and pushes in across our shores during sunday, so a very different—feeling day for many of us, although east anglia and the south—east will escape, stay dry, with sunny spells throughout the day, although cloud will build. but further north, a few heavy bursts of rain in there, breezy as well, persistent for western scotland and a little cooler here. but again, the high teens and low 20s in the south—east. so the bank holiday weekend looks mixed. we're startin