the low 20s many of us. for the biggest weekends for radio1 of us. for the biggest weekends for radio hours we have an increasing chance of thunderstorms. in the south of the uk in the coming hours at this stage not much is happening but by the time we get to 5pm and 6pm downpours will develop across the south, difficult to see whether it will go across news, newport, portsmouth... the storms are hard to predict but the general area if i were to draw a line it would be this sliver of the uk including the london area into the south—west as well but by the time we get to 5am the south—west as well but by the time we get to sam the storms are out of the way, nothing in the north. it will be a clear and cold pleasa nt north. it will be a clear and cold pleasant conditions. tomorrow, there isa pleasant conditions. tomorrow, there is a brief lull and starts of murky but then the storms build, tomorrow it will be more widespread and some of them might drift in the direction of them might drift in the direction of northern ireland. again, thunder, lightning, downpours, gusty winds, hailand li

the south—east of london. so looking good for the premiership final in the rugby at twickenham. and a bit of sunshine and warmth at times at swansea for the biggest weekend on radiosing the area as we go through the middle part of the afternoon. but as we go into tonight some even worse storms could be pushing out of northern france, with frequent lightning, gusty winds, hail as well, and the risk of flash flooding. they will drift away northwards into the midlands and parts of mid—wales as we go through the night. they will be hit and miss, many places will still stay predominantly dry, and certainly for northern england, scotland, northern ireland, a largely dry story through the night into the morning, where temperatures could drop back into single figures with a bit of mist and low cloud forming. a muggy night towards south, temperatures in the mid teens. into sunday, there could be some residual showers from overnight across parts of england and wales, maybe one or two drifting into northern ireland as well. but as temperatures lift through the day with some sunny spells, across the south, this is where we could see further thunderstorms developing, although

the south—east of london. looking good for the premiership final in the rugby at twickenham and a bit of sunshine and warmth at times in swansea for the biggest weekend from radionoon but as we go into tonight, some even worse storms could be pushing out of northern france, with frequent lightning, gusty winds, hail as well and the risk of flash flooding. they will drift away northwards into the midlands and parts of mid wales as we go through the night. they will be hit and miss, many places will stay predominantly dry and certainly for northern england, scotland and northern ireland, a largely dry story through the night and into the morning, where temperatures could drop back into single figures with a bit of mist and low cloud forming. a muggy night towards the south with temperatures in the mid—teens. so into sunday, there could be some residual showers on the overnight across parts of england and wales and maybe one or two drifting into northern ireland but as temperatures lift through the day with some sunny spells across the south, this is where we could see further thunderstorms develop although probably the south—west having a better day than today. m

the mid 20s. this also means an increasing risk of storms as we go through this evening for the biggest weekend with radio lightning risk is increasing. this is what it looks like around 8pm, so from almost the kent coast through the isle of wight down towards cornwall and devon, then moving through the m4 into berkshire, oxfordshire, southern parts of wales as well, very difficult to pinpoint exact a very difficult to pinpoint exactly what time these storms will strike and where the heaviest of the rain will be but suffice to say it is this south—western portion of the country roughly from london through birmingham across wales and then down into south—western areas. to the north of that it's clear, much cooler, six in aberdeen, ten in edinburgh, very warm and humid in the south first thing in the morning. brief lull in the morning in the weather and then the storms return and they are kind of taking the same track, you can see moving from the south—east in that general direction and might even end up in belfast a little bit later on tomorrow. but once again, the further north and east you are the better

the cricket. if you're going to swansea for the... biggest weekend, radio in swansea, but we have some thunderstorms here, thunderstorms late morning, early afternoon and then clearing, potentially more severe storms pushing up from france across the southern counties of england and wales. freak was lining, gusty winds, hayles. they could be flash flooding, too. not hitting eve ryo ne flash flooding, too. not hitting everyone but keep your eye out for them. they will push their way through to the midlands as we go through to the midlands as we go through the night, maybe north wales into the early hours. much of the northern half of the uk dry, clear skies, some mist and low cloud forming and a bit cooler compared with the muggy conditions across the south. into sunday, a few showers on going from the night—time across parts of england and wales. a few may drift towards northern ireland, especially later in the day, but noticed the showers and store cards will loss. it and miss, sunshine in between, but they could be nasty thunderstorms. better day to the s

the swifties were offended. taylor swift's fans in an uproar after a bbc radio dj made that comment to taylor after she performed in the uk for bbc's biggest weekendansea. mean while, taylor's never forgotten her country roots, including her friendship with the guys from florida georgia line. we spent time with the band in nashville, starting with an impromptu playdate. ♪ >> it kind of draws me even closer to hayley, just watching her be a mom. >> say hi. that's funny, huh? >> a ton of kisses to go around, as we visited the nashville home of tyler hubbard, wife haley and their daughter, olivia. >> have you been having fun dressing her? >> oh, yes. >> her closet is a little ridiculous. >> did you play her fgl music when she was in the belly? >> oh, yeah, all the time. >> what's her favorite? >> she -- >> she loved "meant to be." >> "meant is to be," is that it? >> brian kelley has his own adventure with his wife, a jean line. >> the clothing line was birthed on the road. she's been on tour with me the past couple years and we found ourselves altering our clothes and customizing things and doing things for the band. >> and they admit baby olivia may

the low or mid 20s. this also means an increasing risk of storms as her go through the evening for the biggest weekend there, with the radio1. the biggest weekend there, with the radioto devon and into berkshire, oxfordshire, southern parts as a well of wales. difficult to pinpoint when the storms will strike and where the heaviest of the rain will be but it is the southwestern portion of the country, roughly from london through birmingham and across wales and southwestern areas. it is much clear in the north, and a brief lull in the morning for the weather and then the morning for the weather and then the storms are and take the same track and you can see moving from the southeast in that general direction and might even end up in belfast a little later on tomorrow. once again further north and east you are, better the weather will be and will be escaping the storms in new castle, edinburgh and aberdeen. very warm here, and how are we doing across the continent, a lots of storms scattered around through spain and france and germany. a heat wave a cross spain and france and germany. a heat wave across europe right now, temperatures up to 30 degrees in france and not

the next hour... misery for liverpool fans. two game—changing mistakes from their goalkeeper help real madrid to win the champions league final in kiev. more big acts perform on day two of radio 1's biggest weekendansea. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the latest on the north korean summit, it seems to be back on. north korea's leader, kim jong—un, is committed to denuclearisation. that's the view of south korea's president who met him for the second time this month on saturday. as preparations for a summit with the united states get back on track, moonjae—in said mr kim's main concern is the stability of his government — and he's not sure that washington can guarantee it. our correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes is in seoul. nothing conveys the dramatic change of mood here in korea than this, president moonjae—in and kimjong—un embracing once again. just 2a hours earlier, president moon had seen months of careful diplomacy blown apart by a letterfrom the us president. now he was being welcomed to a second secret summit with kim jong—un by his younger sister. we now know this meeting was requested by kim himself and arranged in just one day. it is a measure ofjust how badly kim jong—un wan