thank you to both my guests, torcuil crichton from the daily record and kate andrews from the instituteeather forecast. hello. type your latest live weather update. looking at what the weekend has in store for us —— time for. i wa nt to has in store for us —— time for. i want to show you the big picture and some weather fronts to show you. these will slowly bring some cloud and outbreaks of rain to parts of scotla nd and outbreaks of rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland as the week and goes on. england and wales stay mainly dry. even into scotland and northern ireland there will be some particular on saturday with the sunny spells, warm to hot weather across much of the uk. sunday is looking a little bit hotter as well. we have at some quite intense showers and thunderstorms around some areas today. hit and miss. slowly fading out. the rest of the night is looking mainly dry. long chris bell to come. patchy mist and fog.10— chris bell to come. patchy mist and fog. 10— 15 for most of us. —— long clear spells. remember those weather fronts 0 shoji? here is the first coming into

with me are torcuil crichton, who's the westminster editor for the daily record, and kate andrews, thet the institute of economic affairs. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. all the papers feature donald trump's visit to the uk. the mirror demands to know how dare he pose in winston churchil‘s chair. the mail is much more positive about the president, and describes people protesting against the visit as "corbyn‘s rent—a—lefties. " the financial times reports donald trump is keen to mend fences with theresa may are the difficulties his interview with the sun caused her this morning. the sun itself observes mr trump withdrew his comment that they were "fake news." the times focuses on the president's wish for a trade deal between the uk and the united states. the express does the same, while carrying a big picture of mr trump holding mrs may's hand. the i looks at the huge crowds that came out to protest against the visit. and the telegraph carries an interview with one of mr trump's former advisors who says that, perhaps unsurprisingly, mr trump told mrs may to be "tough," i