that today's weather and still to begin with, some heavy and still to begin with, some heavy and sundre through eastern parts of scotland. clearing northwards, sunshine and showers following behind but some of those heavy and sundre the digitally into northern ireland. temperature colours indicating that temperature drop off at most noticeable where it has been so hot. into east anglia, even though 25 celsius it is still possible. most into the high teens and low 20s, still some sunny spells around, but it is easier than it has been an impact on sunday as we watched this next weather system come in, the winds pick up a bit more. so blustery day on sunday. gusty winds around, too, within area of rain that could be quite heavy at times. lifting north and east during the day. a few early showers may be an orphan scotland, late on before we to proper rain. as it moves on through, behind it sunshine and showers. average wind speeds on sunday, those will be higher perhaps around 40, a0 sunday, those will be higher perhaps around 40, 40 five miles an hour. —— 45. temperatures are down a little

some could be site sundre.7—31 or hot in temperatures raising from 27-31 or 32 hot in temperatures raising from 27—31 or 32 degrees. on thursday the area of low pressure pushes a bit further eastwards. we will see further eastwards. we will see further outbreaks of rain across many northern and western areas, big again ahead of it was the very hot and humid air. by friday, we are looking at probably a fifth day of temperatures reaching around 30-32dc. so it is temperatures reaching around 30—32dc. so it is going to be a very prolonged hawksbill for many eastern areas. further west, something a little bit cooler starting to push him. as these weather fronts a slowly make inroads and spread the way eastwards, friday into saturday, you'll notice the blue colours here just beginning to feel their way in. it will feel cool and fresher. we will lose the humidity by the time we reach the start of next weekend. there will be some showers and quite a strong breeze across the northwest of the country, but elsewhere some

he has said that, he has said it in various and sund-- and sundr statements that in the most controversialaccount. it's a huge factor to weigh in the balance. so, is there a litmus test for brett cavanaugh? there cannot be, he cannot have made and he will not have made a commitment on to vote in any particular way on any particular issue. why? because it would really be inconsistent with the integrity of the judicial process and frankly would be inconsistent with the oath to make a promise. this is the way i'm going to vote. this is not congress. >> you are saying, no promise on abortion and no promise on anything else? >> if i know brett cavanaugh and i do, he will not have promised to vote in a particular way. he will as i'm sure you will hear time and time again say, i will listen to any position within reason. and i will listen to it respectfully and there's the other thing, he is one vote and there's a process, you are in the room as a supreme court justice, just yourselves, you do not have staff giving you guidance or direction. it's the nine men and women that were chosen to serve i

here in tundra dwells in kent some flooded streets as we had some torrential sundre downpours —— tunbridgebeen much cooler on thursday, a drop of about 10 degrees in some places compared with wednesday. 0ver the next few days that he is going to grow, build, nationwide as high pressure continues to move its way up pressure continues to move its way up from the southwest, dragging that heat northwards as well. as we look ahead to friday, we will see some mist and low cloud getting pushed away out into the north sea on a gentle westerly breeze, a little bit more cloud for a while across north wales, northwest england, not quite so hot here as it was on thursday but the heat and sea breezes could lead to more storms across kent and sussex. 0therwise lead to more storms across kent and sussex. otherwise a dry day, half for england and wales, less so for scotla nd for england and wales, less so for scotland and northern ireland. we are all pretty much in the same boat as we head into the start of the weekend. the big area of high pressure, no wind at all, no isobars covering the uk which is qui