cornwalljudging by this dutiful butcherfrom st ives. continue through the night. it'll be a warm night to try and geta night. it'll be a warm night to try and get a good nights sleep at the south—westerly breeze continues to bring outbreaks of drizzle, and mystique and conditions to the north—west. elsewhere, decent spells of sunshine and temperatures this bonding. the humidity will start to build as well. we could see temperatures into the high 20s and mid—20s further north. underneath the cloud and drizzle, and more disappointing i3 the cloud and drizzle, and more disappointing 13 to 16 celsius. more again on sunday, with higher temperature is at 13 degrees, we haven't seen temperatures like that since last september. —— 30 degrees. this is bbc news — the headlines: the prime minister, who has been criticised for the government's response to the grenfell tower fire, has announced £5 million will be made available immediately for emergency supplies, food and clothing. we are ensuring that support is put in place for people. now, that m

this was the picture in st ives with the sunny skies there and the beaches.o the low 30s. it will be a very warm night. it will be an uncomfortable night's sleep ahead. for tomorrow's forecast, we have got thundery rain to start the day across northern parts of the uk. across england and wales it is another hot and sunny day. if anything hotter. we see temperatures up to 34 celsius. that will be the hottestjune day for over 40 yea rs. will be the hottestjune day for over 40 years. but it is going to end ina over 40 years. but it is going to end in a bang as we go on through wednesday evening and night—time, thunderstorms will become widespread. this is the beginning of the end of our hot spell. we will see the storms breaking out. torrential rain and gusty winds mixed in and by the time we get to thursday, temperatures will be nearer normalfor thursday, temperatures will be nearer normal for the time of year of the that's your weather. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines at 4.33pm: the chancellor philip hammond has called for a smooth brexit to avoid a "cl

we have seen some lovely weather shots coming in, keep them coming, beautiful, st ives in cornwall, easteratures lea p we have already seen temperatures leap up. we have ploughed in the sky further north and west, that is the weather front, with us all weekend, through parts of northern ireland and scotland but not through the cricket, big wicket at the oval, 31 degrees could well happen across london, possibly something even higher than that. very strong sunshine away from the weather front, about as strong as it gets. that is worth bearing in mind if you are heading out. in the north, this weather front will sit there today, bringing on and off rain, cloud, breezy weather. it will be a bit cooler across the globe in north west of scotland, but actually, northern isles, it may brighten up later in the day. south east of scotland, eastern half of northern ireland, it will be warm, 2a, 25. around the coasts, fresher, sun is just as strong, 21, 31 degrees. shower across east anglia, just possible that with those sorts of temperatures, 29 to 32, could trigger a late afternoon storm. rumblin

that's a lovely shot from st ives in cornwall. more cloud in north—west scotla nd cornwall. has been sitting in the same place all weekend. some patchy cloud bubbling up weekend. some patchy cloud bubbling up across weekend. some patchy cloud bubbling up across southern and south—eastern areas and there is just a very small chance to the late afternoon that that could 5park chance to the late afternoon that that could spark a thunderstorm, but mo5t that could spark a thunderstorm, but most people will stay dry and those temperatures up to around 31. it will be a bit cooler on the coast. certainly northern ireland and eastern scotland, sunny 5pells, but for north—west scotland always more cloud and outbrea ks for north—west scotland always more cloud and outbreaks of rain courtesy of the weather front which will not move of the weather front which will not m ove very of the weather front which will not move very far at all as we had through the evening and overnight. low cloud for some we5tern coa5t5 but otherwise a finite. the temperatures might get no lower than 18 or 19 te

this picture is from our weather watcher in st ives, cornwall.ers to content with. one thing we have lost is the warmth and humidity over the past few days, swept away by a weather front. as band of cloud, which brought some of the thunderstorms yesterday. the cloud still hanging around for the time being across parts of eastern and south—eastern england. yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east will have a disappointing start with some cloud, outbreaks of ah chee rain and the odd heavy burst. —— patchy rain. we can odd heavy burst. —— patchy rain. we ca n start odd heavy burst. —— patchy rain. we can start the day with a slice of sunshine further north, a bit chilly, perhaps the odd fog patches well. fine for much of scotland. extra cloud the eastern and north—eastern areas and northern ireland. that is summed extra showers showing their hands across western scotland and northern ireland. —— notice some extra showers. these will pep up later in the day, and we could see heavy thundery downpours in scotland. we will lose the patchy

in cornwall, beautiful scenes there in st ives.there will be clear spells and it will turn chilly. northern ireland, wales, clouding over with splashes of rain and some of that rain could be on the heavy side, but in many places it will be light and patchy. so tomorrow morning, the channel islands and the south coast of england having some lovely blue skies and sunshine and it will be the extreme southern areas that see the extreme southern areas that see the best of the sunshine throughout tomorrow. we drift further north and we get into more cloud across north wales and northern ireland and scotland. the cloud producing outbreaks of rain. a lot of the rain fairly light and patchy, but we are expecting the odd heavier burst here and there. those areas of rain will break apartand and there. those areas of rain will break apart and turn into showers. we will see more in the way of dry weather and bright weather at times. further south, it will stay dry. the best of the sunshine still close to those english channel coasts and for the

conservatives or dark red for labour we don't know the final result, truro, crewe, saint austell, st ivesitting here since 10pm last night and you have to be done to downing street to wait for theresa may. do you know when she is speaking? we were told that might be 10am, but we know now it isn't, i am going to go in case it as soon. isn't, i am going to go in case it as soon. summarise for us how do you think things stand now and the way you think politics will develop at westminster over the next few days? unquestionably a total political disaster for theresa may. this unquestionably a total political disasterfor theresa may. this is on her, it was her decision to do it. huge success forjeremy corbyn, not the largest party but he has massively outperformed expect nations, achieved far more than he himself thought. he won the labour leadership against expectation, fended off labour mps who put and he wasn't up to the job and he performs better than labour in 2015 and 2010, huge success for him. for us, for the public, we know the tories are at the largest party, of course they are ever g