no customs border presently between northern and southern ireland but there is an excise border, it'srder compared what is being made out, because the next kingdom and the republic of ireland said he did not want a hard border. the only parties talking about a hard border is the european union, which might tell you something about the kind of people we are negotiating with. the british cabinet cannot decide themselves what they want. while dublin they have a view, and people in brussels sit on their hands and wait, the british cabinets... britain's going to leave the eu next march, and there will be a short transition period of less than two years, but we still can't get, from the british government, a clear idea of exactly what they want. now, there are certain things, for example, by allowing northern ireland to stay within the customs union for a certain period of time, that may or may not work, but until the british government actually says, this is what we want, and this is what the entire british cabinet is behind... i'm sorry, this sort of posturing worked very well in the scot

and that's northern ireland, and southern ireland could come to some sort of agreement is really speculatingnd's border with the uk is at the heart of the negotiations for brexit. after the uk leaves the eu next year, how will goods and people travel between them? this week, the most senior customs official in the uk said it could happen, but at a price. max fac, the preferred option of the brexiteers designed to minimise delays at the irish border, or indeed between british ports and the continent, will cost businesses between 17 and £20 billion a year. that's about twice as much as britain's net annual contribution to the eu budget. theresa may's preferred alternative, a customs partnership with the eu, would be a lot cheaper but has been dismissed in brussels as "magical thinking". i mean, alex, we heard that expression, we have heard it again over the weekend from michel barnier saying that really, the deal about the trade partnership is a game of hide and seek at the moment. he doesn't know what it is the british want. is it time for the british to get real and agree on what they want f

northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. as of england and wales dry, sunny and warm once again. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at midday. the main group opposing the relaxation of ireland's strict abortion law concedes that it's lost the referendum by an overwhelming margin. women should have the choice for a safe abortion, simple as that. i don't think we should have to be looked upon that the only reason you can have an abortion with any light on it is if we are attacked. this is a referendum on the right to life. we all have a right to life. nobody would vote away somebody else's right to live. "an utter failure" — mps say measures supposed to protect afg ha n interpreters who assisted british troops have failed to help any of them relocate to britain the owners of high street chain boots are accused of over—charging the nhs and exploiting patients by selling medicines at inflated prices. five weeks after disruptions were first reported, some tsb customers are still having problems making payments online.

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threat of storms ships northwards, some heavy rain may be some thundery rain across northern ireland in central southern and after that misty cloudy start, which a sunshine developing. get a warm day, in the quite humid as well. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: polls close in ireland's referendum on abortion laws — one exit poll suggests a clear majority of the irish people have voted in favour of liberalising the law. harvey weinstein appears in court charged with rape and sexual abuse — his lawyer says the film producer will plead not guilty. he did not invent the casting couch in hollywood, and to the incident —— extent that there is bad behaviour in that industry, that is not what this is about. bad behaviour is not on trial in this case. the modesty of a 96—year—old d—day veteran — who fought off a hammer attack and was left for dead. i blame myself because i was special services, and i think i should really have known how to deal with this. is it off or on? president trump says the planned north korea summit could go ahead —

southern areas. a few showers lingering into sunday morning. potentially drifting to northern ireland. s, central and southern england, most likely to seek thunderstorms on sunday. sunshine in between. the northern half of the country having another fine day. way that sunshine, another lovely warm one. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: counting has begun in ireland's referendum on abortion, with exit polls suggesting a vote of more than 2—1 in favour of relaxing the law — the official result is expected this evening. the no campaign has already admitted defeat. a government programme to protect afghan interpreters who helped british troops has been condemned by mps as an utter failure offering no meaningful assurances of protection. he scrapped the talks on thursday — now president trump suggests his nuclear summit with the north korean leader may happen after all. tsb has again apologised after it was revealed that some customers are still struggling to make online payments five weeks after problems first began. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. coming up on this w

pleasant day to southern scotland. eastern ireland brightens up the londonderry stays down.cool side. but rain will fizzle out into tuesday morning. chilly to the northern side of that, with clear skies developing. further south, mist and sea fog rolling back and across eastern parts of scotland and eastern england. but for many not as cold as it has been. showers in southern areas monday has low pressure which inches further northwards on tuesday. high pressure builds to the north. patchy rain and drizzle across northern parts of scotland but for orkney, shetland, the hebrides a brighter day on tuesday. dry for northern ireland and feeling warmer. plenty of warmth in the sunshine through england and wales. we will see one or two isolated showers develop. into wednesday high pressure has more of a hold. misty start for eastern scotland and the north—east of england. most will have another dry day, lots of sunshine around, a few showers edging towards this channel later but most stayed dry on wednesday and pleasantly warm under the strong sunshine. that is the story for the w

southern scotland. eastern northern ireland are brightening up. fermanagh, derry, londonderry, damp here.etlands, a little bit on the cool side. that rain though will fizzle out through the night and into tuesday morning. a bit chilly to the north of that with clearer skies developing. further south, mist and sea fog rolling in. not as cold as it has been for many. showers in southern areas are linked to this broad area of developing low pressure in western europe inching north on tuesday. high pressure in the north. that's what's killing it off. bit of patchy rain and drizzle in the northern parts of scotland. for orkney, shetland, hebrides, a brighter day on tuesday. brighter and dry as well for northern ireland. feeling a little bit warmer. warmth in the sunshine for england and wales. though one or two isolated showers developing. into wednesday, high pressure has more of a hold. a mistier start across eastern scotland and the north—east of england. a struggle to brighten up for some. most will have another dry day with lots of sunshine around and a few showers near the english channe

into monday, the main risk of showers linked with this front will drift further north, southern scotland, northern irelandavy and thundery showers. northern scotland staying dry, sunny and warm and a bit more sunshine and drier in southern parts of england and wales on monday, where again we could see temperatures around 26 or 28. yes, be prepared for a few showers, have a backup plan if you're spending time outdoors, but lots of the time it will be the and pretty warm in the sunshine. good to hear, see you in a bit! we'll be back with the headlines at 6:30am. time now for the film review with jane hill and mark kermode. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? very interesting week, we have the breadwinner which is an animation. solo: a star wars story, another one. and mckellen: playing the part. and the breadwinner, based or taken from a book? yes, by deborah ellis. this is from the studio that gave us song of the sea and secret of curls. this is adapted from deborah ellis‘ book. taliban—era, tu

fairly fresh note across eastern areas, but lots of sunshine across most areas with northern ireland and southern of scotland is that weather front getting a bit cooler as well. those temperatures in the mid—20s celsius. as we head into monday night it looks like it will be another dry and clear one, some changes at the west and outbreaks of rain, so here it will be fairly mild and a bit full and a clear skies. the pressure pattern for tuesday, low pressure moving in off the atlantic introducing slightly cooler air like this weather front. for tuesday itself it will be quite a cloudy, wet and breezy day for northern ireland, pushing into scotland and also western parts of england and into wales as well. could see a few heavy showers, maybe some thunderstorms, here it will be another hot and sunny day. further north and west it will be cooler temperatures returning closer to seasonal. as we had to wednesday, another area of low pressure moving in off the atlantic on this one more energy off it with more active weather fronts. it means we are starting off on a fine note for much of the country on w

spreading northwards, mostly a feature for ingrid and wales, but they do brush by two southern parts of northern irelandtorms cropped up. still lots of lovely weather further north. then through sunday night, continue to push their way northwards, there could be some showers around for the likes of belfast, south—west scotland into bank holiday monday, butjust a word of warning, although it looks warm, the dig in the north, we will have some fun free rein, torrential downpours and those sorts of downpours, could lead to some flash flooding. warnings are on the website. a hollywood mogul harvey weinstein appears in court in new york, charged with rape and sexual abuse. he pays a million dollars in cash as bail and is made to wear an electronic tag. his lawyer says he denies the charges. mr weinstein did not invent the casting couch in hollywood and to the extent that there is bad behaviour in that industry, that is not what this is about. bad behaviour is not on trial in this case. and these are the first criminal charges against mr weinstein but he is already facing a raft of civil lawsuits. also tonigh

the question mark, how far south that comes, but it looks as if the majority of northern ireland, central southern eastern scotla nd central southern and eastern scotland will be warm and dry and in england and wales temperatures are building. 25 on sunday, possibly even higher on monday. by monday we are pushing the weather fronts out of the way as the high pressure extends its influence further north. we will see things warming further north. bye for now. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. the polls have closed in the local elections — they're the first test of public opinion in england since last year's general election more than 8000 women have contacted a helpline set up to deal with a failure in the programme to screen for breast cancer. president trump has admitted covering the cost of a payout to silence a porn star about an alleged affair, but he insisted no campaign money was used. fierce dust storms in northern india leave more than a hundred people dead and many more injured. hello and welcome t

ireland as well. those downpours in england and wales may be heavy and thundery and they may well drift away further north approaching southern it is human error as well. lows of 12 to 1a degrees. while we may have more showers across scotland and northern ireland and certainly more cloud and sort will not be as warm, the main area of storms will be across the south—east of england, pushing across the west of southern england towards wales and england and into east anglia. again, some heavy and thundery downpours with the threat of further localised flooding. now we got pressure falling across the uk which is why we are seeing more storms. a tendency, and the trend, is to push those storms northwards as we head towards the end of the week. across more southern parts of england and wales it may well be drier and brighter and will be warmer. some sunshine at times but north wales, north midlands northwards including scotland and northern ireland will be heavy and thundery downpours once again so temperatures will not be as high as they have been recently. for the start of the weekend at least, maybe some more storms across nort

and from southern island back to northern ireland? a customs partnership, no, there aren't. that is untried and untested. in terms of the question about what happens to people in the north and south, whether they can carry on travelling across whether they can carry on travelling across the border without passports, the answer is yes because the customs deal relates purely to trade, to goods, to physical goods and not people. what the government have said is something called the common travel area which means a sickly people in the north and south can go wherever they like, they can work whatever they like and claim what are the benefits they like on the island of ireland and that will continue so there will be no change there. this is a journalist from fife and here is his question. questions about the future of scotland and northern ireland in a post—brexit uk have dominated since the referendum. the scottish government looks unlikely to give its consent to the uk government's brexit bill. people here are overwhelmingly voted to rem

. >> i was travelling from northern to southern ireland and i wonl check the e-mail at night because wi-fi is not very good in new zealand. there are a lot of sheep and cows, but not much wi-fi. [laughter] >> and at the hotel i checked the e-mail and my most beloved and respected colleagues and center sends me an e-mail, we have a meeting and we have a panel in north korea, would you say yes? i never say no to him. so that's the reason i'm here even though i'm jet lagged. and let me put it this way, the euphoria from south korea baseded on the survey, 70% just absolutely respect and adores president moon and they think of 60% north korea's kim will denuclearize the entire country getting rid of all the nukes. and from the u.s. mostly, including very smart and, he did the heavy lifting for me, talked about a lot of important points that skepticism is quite strong. and you watched it, you observed it, you youtubed it and no one can regurgitate what you saw, what you read. my consideration was only five minutes, but i'll be even shorter. what's new? what's new? can you tell me? number o

southern england. warmest weather in the sunshine for scotland and northern ireland. lovely day here. and we could see a cluster of heavy rain and thunderstorms pushing back into the south—east and east anglia earlier on wednesday morning. to the north of that, you've guessed it, more mist, fog and low cloud coming back in again. that will retreat back to coastal areas, but this rain is going to be on the move. a spell of a few hours of quite heavy rain, thundery too. moving westwards across england towards wales, up towards northern england. it looks a bit drier now towards the south—west and conditions should improve in the south east. but again, sunnier skies and the highest temperatures will be across scotland and northern ireland. make the most of the dry weather here because it's probably not going to last. pressure is lowering, which is why we are finding more downpours coming in from the near continent and they will start to move their way northwards as well. so we may have a few storms across northern ireland on thursday, perhaps into the south—west of scotland. more cloud ar

holiday monday, there will be a focus for the showers, this time northern england, southern scotland and northern irelandttle mist and low cloud, hot when the sun is out, throughout this weekend, i think the place to be as northern scotland, the north—west highlands sticking with the sunshine throughout. northern scotland, the place to be. i bet they are thinking, it is not often we find ourselves on the side often we find ourselves on the side of the argument where we have the sunshine! they have done very well this weekend, they won't be complaining. now, let's return to kiev, where liverpool fans are gathering ahead of tonight's champions league final. hugh wolstencroft is there for us this morning. good morning. we have heard already from some of the liverpool fans travelling over, but they are not the only ones. we have a difficult journey they are not the only ones. we have a difficultjourney to get you, i'm joined by some fans of real madrid, the enemy this evening. where have you travelled from? we have come from mexico. what was yourjourney like? we left mexico around four days ago, and we flew

england, southern scotland, northern ireland and north wales.ing and going, bit of brightness in between. bit of brightness in between. across southern areas it should be predominantly dry on monday. predominantly dry on monday. dry with sunshine and quite warm as it will be all weekend. it will be all weekend. temperatures peaking in the mid—not high 20s. peaking in the mid—not high 20s. that's how it's looking. your figures, they look quite decent. thank you very much. i saw them starting with a two in the 20s. them starting with a two in the 20s. huge day in football. the champions league final. league final. liverpool's match in kiev. been trouble for fans getting out there. there. some of them have got themselves on the charter flights. what a hat behind you there! m looks glorious, doesn't it? looks glorious, doesn't it? back to liverpooljohn lennon airport. airport. bars as we have been through most of the morning with all the fans. the morning with all the fans. getting quite loud, the obligatory finger in the earpiecejob going on. finge

the crowd eventually breaking up across the southern part of the uk, chilly start on thursday and further north in scotland and northern irelandwind is probably not quite as strong as the eastern side of the uk and across southern england as well. some areas of cloud in southern england, scotland and northern ireland, but a fine day. we still have those temperatures a little bit disappointing, 12 to seven degrees. there is high pressure in charge as we head towards the end of the week. there are weather front is trying to approach the north—east, timing uncertain that they are not making great inroads at all. we have a bit more cloud across the western islands of scotland, perhaps a bit more drizzle but otherwise a dry day, so decent spells of sunshine. we will probably see cloud increasing a bit in the south of england. could get 18 or so in the central belt of scotland. starting to get a bit warmer for the weekend. the jet stream is steering areas of low pressure and the rain belts just to the north—west of the uk. again, we could see some damper weather coming into the west of ireland. it thatis coming into the west of irel

the bank holiday monday in the uk, southern parts of scotland, northern england, north wales, northern irelande the best of the weekend weather, blue skies, and southern parts of england and wales after the threat of storms today and tomorrow, monday looks largely dry at the moment, lots of sunshine around through the day and wherever you are, once the sunshine is out, it is going to feel pretty warm. it feels like a club sandwich, a bit of everything. you can't have plain sailing on a bank holiday weekend in the uk! when the bosses of tsb decided to switch over the high street bank's it systems five weeks ago they could not, in their worst nightmares, have predicted the chaos that would follow. thousands of customers are still unable to access their accounts online and now the bank has admitted it is seeing an increase in fraud. paul lewis from radio 4's money box has been speaking to some of the victims. it's been a right carry on! is quite incredible is still not sorted. right carry on is perhaps a kind way of putting it. i think perhaps chaos might bea of putting it. i think perhaps chaos

southern parts of the uk. scotland and northern ireland fare best in the sunshine. and it will be warm. t weatherfront which brings the heavy rain to central and southern areas on wednesday will move northwards, so it looks like parts of scotland and northern ireland may get some thundery showers through thursday. there is also a return of further downpours developing across more southern areas, but there is uncertainty on whereabouts these storms will hit, so you will have to stay tuned to the weather forecast. that said, there should be good spells of sunshine around and it will still feel on the warm side, with temperatures reaching the low to mid 20s celsius. for the rest of this week, it is looking warm and humid, particularly in the south. there will be sunshine, but always the risk of further downpours. this is bbc news. the headlines at four. a man is killed after flash flooding in the west midlands with some areas getting more than a month's rain injust one hour. the clean—up operation is under way, but weather warnings remain in place for several parts of england. a migrant fro

monday and the focus showers in the uk will be a bit further north, northern england, southern scotland, northern irelandin the north—west highlands of scotland, as is the case all weekend. feeling lovely in that sunshine, too. a bit more low cloud around the coasts but southern areas of england and wales, dry, sunny and warm once again. hello and welcome to dateline, where each week some of the uk's best known columnists debate the weeks big stories with journalists whose dateline is london, as they report those events to the world beyond. this week: the irish vote to end the constitutional ban on abortion; we find out what some say is the price of brexit; and has north korea blinked first? with me are: henry chu, international editor at the us magazine, variety. alex deane, a british conservative commentator. agnes poirier of the french magazine, marianne; and the irish broadcaster, brian 0'connell.

heavy rain and thundery rain across the northern ireland and into central and southern scotland.after that misty, cloudy start, we should see some sunshine developing. it will be a warm day again, particular across central and southern areas. meant to be quite humid, as well. this is bbc news. i'm robert hall. the headlines at 8:00. harvey weinstein appears in court charged with rape and sexual abuse, his lawyer says the film producer will plead not guilty. mr weinstein did not invent the casting couch in hollywood, and to the extent that there is bad behaviour in that industry, that is not what this is about. bad behaviour is not on trial in this case. the modesty of a 96—year—old d day vetera n who fought off a hammer attack and was left for dead. i name myself because i was special services and i think i should really have known how to deal with this. is it off or on? president trump says the planned north korea summit could go ahead, one day after it was cancelled. also in the next hour: disappointment for some liverpool

southern parts of the uk. scotland and northern ireland fare best in the sunshine. and it will be warm. ay will move northwards, so it looks like parts of scotland and northern ireland may get some thundery showers through thursday. there is also a return of further downpours developing across more southern areas, but there is uncertainty on whereabouts these storms will hit, so you will have to stay tuned to the weather forecast. that said, there should be good spells of sunshine around and it will still feel on the warm side, with temperatures reaching the low to mid 20s celsius. for the rest of this week, it is looking warm and humid, particularly in the south. there will be sunshine, but always the risk of further downpours. this is bbc news. i'm chris rogers. the headlines at three. a man is killed after flash flooding in the west midlands with some areas getting more than a month's rain injust one hour. the clean—up operation is under way, but weather warnings remain in place for several parts of england. a migrant from mali is to be made a french citizen after scaling a building i

the rain in northern ireland retreating to the west. across southern parts of england, there will be a few showers. and maybe a thunderstorm. hit and miss. if you get some sunshine, it will be quite warm. high pressure is close by. the week ahead delivers plenty of dry weather. light winds, easterly winds bent. hello again, you are watching bbc news. our latest headlines for you. the royal family has thanked the public after thousands of people lined the streets of windsor to celebrate the marriage of prince harry and meghan markle. a major overhaul of rail timetables begins today, affecting half a million passengers. some commuters have complained it means fewer trains at rush hour. survivors of terror attacks and relatives of victims sign an open letter calling on the public to help stop future atrocities. officials in cuba say 110 people are now known to have died in a plane crash near havana. three women survived and remain critically ill. those are the latest headlines. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. it's funny but i'd always recko

fairly fresh note across eastern areas, but lots of sunshine across most areas with northern ireland and southernat weather front getting a bit cooler as well. those temperatures in the mid—20s celsius. as we head into monday night it looks like it will be another dry and clear one, some changes at the west and outbreaks of rain, so here it will be fairly mild and a bit full and a clear skies. the pressure pattern for tuesday, low pressure moving in off the atlantic introducing slightly cooler air like this weather front. for tuesday itself it will be quite a cloudy, wet and breezy day for northern ireland, pushing into scotland and also western parts of england and into wales as well. could see a few heavy showers, maybe some thunderstorms, here it will be another hot and sunny day. further north and west it will be cooler temperatures returning closer to seasonal. as we had to wednesday, another area of low pressure moving in off the atlantic on this one more energy off it with more active weather fronts. it means we are starting off on a fine note for much of the country on wednesday. this wea

fairly fresh note across eastern areas, but lots of sunshine across most areas with northern ireland and southernat weather front getting a bit cooler as well. those temperatures in the mid—20s celsius. as we head into monday night it looks like it will be another dry and clear one, some changes at the west and outbreaks of rain, so here it will be fairly mild and a bit full and a clear skies. the pressure pattern for tuesday, low pressure moving in off the atlantic introducing slightly cooler air like this weather front. for tuesday itself it will be quite a cloudy, wet and breezy day for northern ireland, pushing into scotland and also western parts of england and into wales as well. could see a few heavy showers, maybe some thunderstorms, here it will be another hot and sunny day. further north and west it will be cooler temperatures returning closer to seasonal. as we had to wednesday, another area of low pressure moving in off the atlantic on this one more energy off it with more active weather fronts. it means we are starting off on a fine note for much of the country on wednesday. this wea

sunshine a cross m ost eastern areas but lots of sunshine across most areas with northern ireland and southernd is that weather front getting a bit cooler as well. those two bridges in the mid— 20s celsius. as we had into monday night it looks like wu will be and other dry and clear one, some changes at the west and the figure ground and outbreaks of rain, so here it will be fairly mild and a bit full leganes and a clear skies. the pressure pattern for tuesday, low pressure moving in off the atla ntic low pressure moving in off the atlantic introducing slightly cooler airlike this atlantic introducing slightly cooler air like this weather front. for tuesday itself it will be quite a cloudy, wet and breezy day for northern ireland, pushing into scotla nd northern ireland, pushing into scotland and also western parts of england and into wales as well. could see a few heavy showers, maybe some thunderstorms, here it will be another hot and sunny day. further north and west it will be cooler temperatures returning closer to seasonal. as he had to wednesday, another area of low pressure moving in o

fairly fresh note across eastern areas, but lots of sunshine across most areas with northern ireland and southern scotland is that weather front getting a bit cooler as well. those temperatures in the mid—20s celsius. as we head into monday night it looks like it will be another dry and clear one, some changes at the west and outbreaks of rain, so here it will be fairly mild and a bit full and a clear skies. the pressure pattern for tuesday, low pressure moving in off the atlantic introducing slightly cooler air like this weather front. for tuesday itself it will be quite a cloudy, wet and breezy day for northern ireland, pushing into scotland and also western parts of england and into wales as well. could see a few heavy showers, maybe some thunderstorms, here it will be another hot and sunny day. further north and west it will be cooler temperatures returning closer to seasonal. as we had to wednesday, another area of low pressure moving in off the atlantic on this one more energy off it with more active weather fronts. it means we are starting off on a fine note for much of the country on wedn

fairly fresh note across eastern areas, but lots of sunshine across most areas with northern ireland and southern, west of scotland is that weather front getting a bit cooler as well. those temperatures in the mid—20s celsius. as we head into monday night it looks like it will be another dry and clear one, some changes at the west and outbreaks of rain, so here it will be fairly mild and a bit full and a clear skies. the pressure pattern for tuesday, low pressure moving in off the atlantic introducing slightly cooler air like this weather front. for tuesday itself it will be quite a cloudy, wet and breezy day for northern ireland, pushing into scotland and also western parts of england and into wales as well. could see a few heavy showers, maybe some thunderstorms, here it will be another hot and sunny day. further north and west it will be cooler temperatures returning closer to seasonal. as we had to wednesday, another area of low pressure moving in off the atlantic on this one more energy off it with more active weather fronts. it means we are starting off on a fine note for much of the countr

southern scotland. eastern northern ireland are brightening up. fermanagh, derry, londonderry, damp here.le bit on the cool side. that rain though will fizzle out through the night and into tuesday morning. a bit chilly to the north of that with clearer skies developing. further south, mist and sea fog rolling in. not as cold as it has been for many. showers in southern areas are linked to this broad area of developing low pressure in western europe inching north on tuesday. high pressure in the north. that's what's killing it off. bit of patchy rain and drizzle in the northern parts of scotland. for 0rkney, shetland, hebrides, a brighter day on tuesday. brighter and dry as well for northern ireland. feeling a little bit warmer. warmth in the sunshine for england and wales. though one or two isolated showers developing. into wednesday, high pressure has more of a hold. a mistier start across eastern scotland and the north—east of england. a struggle to brighten up for some. most will have another dry day with lots of sunshine around and a few showers near the english channel later. i thin

southern england today. the warmest in the sunshine was scotland and northern ireland. a lovely day there.he south—east in east anglia early wednesday morning. to the north of that, you guessed it, more mist, fog, and low for coming back in. they will retreat back to coastal areas. but this rain will be on the move. a spell of a few hours of heavy rain, potentially thundery, to, moving westwards. it looks triad now to the south—west, but impressions should improve the south—east. this the nice guys and best averages will be in scotland and northern ireland. make the most of the dry weather there because it will probably not last. pressure is lowering, which is why we are finding more downpours coming from the near continent, and there was such to move their way northwards as well. so we may have a few storms across northern ireland on thursday, fa ns across northern ireland on thursday, fans and the south—west of scotland. more cloud around here. more storms pushing back from the south—east are crossed england and wales. these could be misty as well. some localised flooding from these two.

the question mark, how far south that comes, but it looks as if the majority of northern ireland, central southernes are building. 25 on sunday, possibly even higher on monday. by monday we are pushing the weather fronts out of the way as the high pressure extends its influence further north. we will see things warming further north. bye for now.

overnight and this evening, it showers continue across the isle of man, getting into northern ireland, southernatherfrom continuing to move away leaving drier and brighter conditions, but by then, the next crop of thundery downpours coming across southern england and moving north into wales, the midlands and continuing the journey north as we go to the rest of the day. these could prove to be problematic so it is something we are keeping a very close eye on. yes, umbrellas up and then down. up and then down. welcome to the midlands where we talk about these things. some builders in the country reporting delays are getting deliveries and back could have a knock—on effect for the wider industry, particularly when it comes to house—building because we are told we need to do more. we are thousands by thousands of bricks, there is no shortage? we have a couple of million bricks. there is a seasonality to these things. as an industry we manage these things well, we make more pricks than we sell in the winter and then we run the stocks down in the summer. over the business cycle when the surge is in d

in southern england, the warmest weather in the sunshine for scotland and northern ireland.f heavy rain and thunderstorms pushing back into the self from east anglia early on wednesday morning. to the north, more mist and fog and low cloud coming back in again. that retreats into coastal areas, the rain will be on the move. some heavy rain, potential funder too. moving westwards a cross potential funder too. moving westwards across england and towards wales, in northern england. try towards the south—west, conditions should improve in the south—east. sunny skies and the highest temperatures are across scotland and northern ireland. make the most of the dry weather, it probably won't last! pressure is lowering, that's why we find more downpours from the new continent. it moves northwards too. we have some storms in northern ireland on thursday, perhaps in the south—west of scotland. more cloud and more storms pushing back from the south—east and wales. these could be nasty as well. localised flooding from these too. everything moving forward so by friday, in most was northern

southern scotland. eastern and northern ireland are brightening up. derry, damp here. a little bit on the cool side. that with clearer skies developing. further south, mist and sea fog rolling in. not as cold as it has been for many. showers in southern areas are linked to this broad area of developing low pressure in western europe inching north on tuesday. high pressure in the north. that's what's killing it off. patchy rain and drizzle in the northern parts of scotland. orkney, shetland, hebrides, a brighter day on tuesday. brighter as well in northern ireland. feeling more warm. warmth in the sunshine for england and wales. though one or two isolated showers developing. into wednesday. high pressure has more of a hold. a mistier start. a struggle to brighten up for some. most will have another dry day with lots of sunshine around and a few showers near the english channel later. most will stay dry on wednesday and pleasantly warm under the strong sunshine overhead. that's the story for the week. a few showers and thunderstorms very close to southern areas. most places will be dry with a bit of s

elsewhere, we have some cloud around across parts of northern ireland, southern scotland.e. temperatures lifting the 22 degrees today. it is a pleasant day today and a lovely evening to come and then overnight, most evening to come and then overnight, m ost pla ces evening to come and then overnight, most places once again staying dry away from the north west of scotland with a little bit of patchy rain here. with this clearer skies, quidditching the night ahead. temperatures dipping into single figures and some mist and fog patches overnight as well. we will see mist and fold tomorrow across western parts of wales, north—west england, south—west scotland. but elsewhere, a lot of dry, sunny weather once again, so as any cloud brea ks weather once again, so as any cloud breaks uttering the afternoon, we should see those temperatures rising nicely. 23 or 2a celsius tomorrow but it is always that in that colour and breezy and cloud across the north—west of scotland with some rain at times. those temperatures continue to rise three in the bank holiday monday because we will be

moving northwards, by friday the wettest of the weather moves towards northern ireland, northern england and into southerntemperatures typically into the low 01’ temperatures typically into the low or mid—20s. 0ver temperatures typically into the low or mid—20s. over the weekend, i think we'll see heavy rain and storms in scotland on saturday and perhaps into the south—west on sunday. the south—east, eastern england, largely dry with some sunshine. i'm babita sharma with bbc news... our top story: talks aimed at re—starting the stalled summit between the us and north korea are about to enter another day. after speaking on the phone earlier — president trump and the japanese prime minister shinzo abe have agreed to meet again — before the us attends any summit with north korea. the latest search for malaysian flight mh370 ends shortly — with still no sign of the missing plane. it disappeared 4 years ago with 239 people on board. and this video is trending on bbc.com... a migrant from mali who climbed up the outside of an apartment block in paris to rescue a small boy who was dangling from a balcony is bein

southern scotland. eastern and northern ireland brightening up. damp here. a little bit on the cool side.morning. chilly with clearer skies developing. south, mist and sea fog rolling in. not as cold as it has been for many. showers in southern areas are linked to this broad area of developing low pressure. high pressure in the north. patchy rain and drizzle in the northern parts of scotland. 0rkney, shetland, a brighter day on tuesday. brighter in northern ireland. feeling more warm. warmth in the sunshine for england and wales. one or two isolated showers developing. wednesday. high pressure has more of a hold. a misty start. a struggle to brighten up for some. most will have another dry day with lots of sunshine around and a few showers near the english channel later. most will stay dry on wednesday and pleasantly warm under the strong sunshine overhead. that's the story for the week. showers and thunderstorms close to southern areas. most places will be dry with a bit of sunshine and warmth for most of you. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the g

ireland earlier on. but these are the storms, a cluster across central and southern england all the way towards manchesterming dry across the bulk of england and wales with clear skies. some showers around but the rain petering out across northern ireland and much of scotland. not an especially cold start to tuesday and warming up in the sunshine across england and wales. the threat of the shower in the far south—east. but much more cloud across eastern areas of scotla nd much more cloud across eastern areas of scotland and the north of england. and we should get some sunshine. 20 of them chant for england and wales but also the threat of thundery downpours across southern parts of england. some good sunshine around as well and temperatures not far off those of today in england and wales. another one day to come at the chelsea flower show but not without the risk ofa flower show but not without the risk of a storm. but generally dry and sunny. high pressure in charge across northern parts of the cat sustained fine and dry here. — northern parts of the uk. a warm day on wednesday. some sunshine for england

central and southern england, the south—east, the midlands, perhaps the south pennines but those will be hit and miss, for many it will be dry with temperatures in the low 20s. cooler in northern ireland rain continuing into the cloud and rain continuing into the evening. the showers will gradually fade away across southern areas taking us into tuesday morning and the rain will also fade away across much of northern ireland and western scotland, just a few patches into tuesday. temperatures overnight getting down to about 8—12 degrees. high—pressure dominates things on tuesday. we have a weak weather front in that high across the north and west continuing to bring some outbreaks of cloud, or periods of powder across scotland through northern ireland, looking largely dry compared to today. for england and wales chance of a few showers across southern and wales chance of a few showers across southern areas and wales chance of a few showers across southern areas but most will be dry, temperatures up into the high teens and low 20s, just a bit cooler in the north—east of scotland compared to today. as for wednesday, again, some low cloud, mist and merck around north—eastern coasts of engl

ireland sees rain retreating westwards. still rain in north—west scotland. southernwales, the chance for a shower and maybe a thunderstorm. away from that, warm and sunny ‘s health. easterly flow coming to the uk this week, keeping north sea coasts cooler than elsewhere. much of the uk will see warm, sunny spells. most of us dry, but the chance of a shower or thunderstorm in parts and went and wales. —— of england and wales. this is bbc news. the headlines at 5pm. the royal family thanks the public for their support of the royal wedding, after thousands lined the streets of windsor to see prince harry and meghan markle. the british designer who created meghan‘s dress has been talking about why she was chosen for thejob. she really, i think, is embracing women and what they do and the fact that i was a working mother, that i have worked for many different houses and i absolutely love what i do, i think it was a very interesting story for her. in other news, the biggest overhaul of train timetables in decades, affecting half a million passengers. it started today, but

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