their feet wet, so so he decided to get up early the next morning and build a causeway across to staffakeep the visitors coming for a long time yet. and for me, it's where my journey in northern ireland comes to an end. i've been really struck by the resilience of the people i've met here, and their optimism. they are determined to notjust get through this crisis, but to do better on the other side of it. and i think for uk travellers, the past year has been a good chance for us to take stock and appreciate what we have right here on our doorstep. hello there. saturday saw the warmest weather of the year so far in all four nations of the uk. and in northern ireland, whereas you can see it was beach weather in county down, temperatures actually broke the all—time record. the highest temperature since records began in northern ireland, ballywatticock 31.2 degrees. but in england, in wales and in scotland, we saw some pretty hot temperatures. however, the far north of scotland was much, much cooler, just 13 degrees for parts of shetland, whereas you can see we had a lot of cloud. you can p

their feet wet, so so he decided to get up early the next morning and build a causeway across to staffa's where my journey in northern ireland comes to an end. i've been really struck by the resilience of the people i've met here, and their optimism. they're determined to notjust get through this crisis, but to do better on the other side of it. and i think, for uk travellers, the past year has been a good chance for us to take stock and appreciate what we have right here on our doorstep. hello, shorts and t—shirts weather once again today — pretty much across the board — as those temperatures sky—rocket. the sun is strong, and here's another reminder ofjust how strong it is. very high uv levels across many parts of england and wales. not quite so high in scotland — a bit more cloud here. actually, temperatures across the northern half of the uk will be a somewhat lower today. that's because we have slightly cooler air coming off the atlantic. so 20 in glasgow, for example. in london and the south—east, we'll probably hit around 30—31 celsius. balmy evening, balmy night on the way. acro

their son 0isin, and there's a scottish giant called benandonner who lives on the scottish island of staffaent, hurling insults across the sea at each other, and eventually fionn decides he's had enough, he needs to go to staffa to put an end to it and challenge benandonner. but it is a well—known fact that giants don't like getting their feet wet, so he decided to get up early the next morning and build a causeway across to staffa. whichever story is true, giant's causeway seems sure to keep the visitors coming for a long time yet. and for me, it's where my journey in northern ireland comes to an end. i've been really struck by the resilience of the people i've met here, and their optimism. they're determined to notjust get through this crisis, but to do better on the other side of it. and i think for uk travellers, the past year has been a good chance for us to take stock and appreciate what we have right here on our doorstep. hello. this weekend has brought lots of sunshine and lots of warmth to the uk. and there's more to come on into the week ahead as well, as high pressure keeps our w

their feet wet, so so he decided to get up early the next morning and build a causeway across to staffa for a long time yet. and for me, it's where my journey in northern ireland comes to an end. i've been really struck by the resilience of the people i've met here, and their optimism. they're determined to notjust get through this crisis, but to do better on the other side of it. and i think for uk travellers, the past year has been a good chance for us to take stock and appreciate what we have right here on our doorstep. hello again. monday was another hot and sunny day for the majority of us, but there were a few storms that popped up. one or two affecting sussex and kent, there were a few storms in south wales for a time and there was one in the veil of york but otherwise we have skies like these can be the majority of us having dry, sunny and hot day. and talking of heat, the met office have issued their first extreme heat warning. why now? well, these warnings only started being issued injune and this is just the first hot spell we have seen. but this area, it represents an area o

their feet wet, so so he decided to get up early the next morning and build a causeway across to staffailience of the people i�*ve met here, and their optimism. they�*re determined to notjust get through this crisis, but to do better on the other side of it. and i think for uk travellers, the past year has been a good chance for us to take stock and appreciate what we have right here on our doorstep. the sun�*s out, it�*s a beautiful day and it�*s going to be a hot one. temperatures this weekend could peak at around 31 celsius tomorrow across the south—east of the uk. and it�*s all thanks to high pressure, which has established itself across the uk and thankfully also bringing settled weather to the flood—stricken regions in western parts of europe. so, sunny skies across the bulk of the country through this afternoon. but a bit more cloud dragged in by a wind off the atlantic across northern and western parts of scotland. a lot fresher here from the northern isles to the hebrides, only around 1a to 17 celsius and a few bits of rain. that�*s also true for the northern coast of northern

their feet wet, so so he decided to get up early the next morning and build a causeway across to staffathey're determined to notjust get through this crisis, but to do better on the other side of it. and i think for uk travellers, the past year has been a good chance for us to take stock and appreciate what we have right here on our doorstep. it is not fishy, it is like the sea. good morning. welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and rachel burden. the headlines that evan: 00. sergeant javid confirms he sergeantjavid confirms he has given 19. others in government may have to self—isolate hours before most restrictions in england are lifted. with hundreds still missing in germany following floods, the skill of the disaster continues to emerge. residents of this home for disabled people _ residents of this home for disabled people tragically died and they were unable _ people tragically died and they were unable to— people tragically died and they were unable to leave their rooms, and apparently— unable to leave their rooms, and apparently the water leveljust came up apparently the water