a gorgeous sunset scene up aberdeenshire.et scene up and down the country after a glorious day. and there is more to come, into the weekend. for most of us, high pressure, which means it will be warmer to. not so much overnight. you can see the green colours returning to central and eastern parts of the country under clear skies, which will make its nippy again. out of town in some south—eastern parts, especially east anglia, we could see a touch of frost and a bit of mist and fog. this area of high pressure will be with us on saturday, keeping these weather fronts at bay, at least until sunday. you have probably heard it a million times now but it is looking pretty perfect tomorrow for the royal wedding, and temperatures off to a chilly start, rising to 20 or 21 degrees. fine weather for the scottish cup final and the fa cup final in glasgow and at wembley, with lots of sunshine, and it will feel quite warm, 20 celsius. this is the picture on saturday. you can see, barely any cloud to begin the day. a bit of fair weather and

so for places like leeds, sheffield, newcastle and up like leeds, sheffield, newcastle and up to aberdeenshirere is time for that cloud to melt away, but the sun will be out and we are infor but the sun will be out and we are in for another beautiful day across northern and north—western parts. at the same time, those showers will be p°ppin9 the same time, those showers will be popping off across the south, some of them will be nasty. big downpours, gusts of wind and some to reflect lightning displays as well. it's around 25 degrees. cooler on the north sea coast. the show was continuing to tamara, difficult to say which towns and cities will get it, and at what time. we cannot talk about specific locations. high pressure in scandinavia means winds are blowing out, this is why most of the storms have been across the south. it is to do with wind patterns and the atmosphere. it's basically rotating around the southern parts of the uk. some of them are drifting, in our direction. for the next few days, staying pretty warm, bad storm chance continues through the week. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa

sunny spells, a bit of rain for anywhere from northumberland up to aberdeenshire. he day that rain will push up later in the day that rain will push up to the northern isles. most of us will have a decent day. dry with some sunshine, lifting temperatures to around 18 degrees. just a bit cool around the east coast, especially for eastern scotland with outbreaks of rain. that rain should clear away from the easter sunday evening and overnight. the potential for a bit more cloud and one or two showers to push back into east anglia and the south—east early on monday. under those clear skies it will be quite a fresh start to the day. a rather chilly start your working week, but things will be improving. the low pressure will just be pushing into france, quite slow—moving here. high pressure across scandinavia, high pressure also building on from the south—west. those areas of high pressure should lead to a fairly quiet week ahead. during monday, still a chance the front in the east could bring one or two showers to parts of lincolnshire, down towards east sussex, for ins

rain from northumberland up to aberdeenshire and that rain will push up to the northern isles later inng temperatures to 18 degrees. cool around the east coast particularly around the east coast particularly around north—east scotland. the rain clearing through sunday evening and overnight. the potential to some showers to push back into east anglia and the south—east early on monday. for many of us under the clear skies it will be a fresh start to the day. a chilly start of the working week, but things should be improving. the low pressure will be pushing into france so quite slow moving. i pressure pushing into france so quite slow moving. | pressure across scandinavia moving. i pressure across scandinavia and also building in from the south—west. areas of high pressure should lead to a fairly quiet week ahead. monday, still the chance that the front in the east can bring showers to parts of lincolnshire and east sussex. more cloud building through northern ireland and western scotland later, but temperatures doing well. a sunny day for the bulk of the country with highs of 21. tuesd

rain in aberdeenshire and up today. rain in aberdeenshire and up to the northern isles.ind and clear skies particularly across parts of northern ireland, so they could beat grass frost first thing on sunday morning. west is best in terms of sunshine. a dry and sunny day for northern ireland, the west of scotland, west and england. spots of rain in north—east england and north—east scotland. drier to the south—east and the north east midlands with afternoon spells of sunshine. temperatures between 13 and i7, sunshine. temperatures between 13 and 17, cooler around the east coast, but things will warm up with light wind and sunny spells as we head to the course of next week. this is bbc world news today. our top stories. north korea says it will start dismantling its nuclear test site in less than two weeks — and in full view of the world's media. iraqi first parliamentary election since the country declared victory over so—called islamic state passes off largely peacefully. turkey's president tells the bbc that president trump made the wrong decision in pulling out of the

bit of rain anywhere for the like of northumberland up towards aberdeenshire, and later in the day thatthern isles. any early showers should clear from the south—west quite quickly. most of us having a decent day. dry with some sunshine. lifting temperatures to around 18 degrees. just a bit cooler around the east coast, particularly eastern scotland with outbreaks of rain. that rain should clear away from the east through sunday evening and overnight. the potential for more cloud and one or two showers to push through into east anglia and the south—east early on monday. for many of us, under those clear skies, it will be quite a fresh start to the day. a rather chilly start to the working week. things should be improving. the low pressure will be pushing into france. quite slow—moving here. high pressure across scandinavia, high pressure building in from the south—west. those areas of high pressure should lead to a fairly quiet week ahead. during monday, a chance that the front in the east could bring one or two showers to parts of lincolnshire down towards east sussex as well. cloud bu

rain for northumberland up to aberdeenshire, late in the date that will put up for the northern islesquite quickly. most of as having a decent day. dry with some sunshine. that interpreters to around 18. cool around the east coast, particularly east of scotland with outbreaks of rain. the range of clear away from the east through sunday evening and overnight. the potential for more cloud and one or two showers to push through into east anglia and the south—east early on monday. for many of us, under those clear skies, it will be quite a fresh start to the day. a rather chilly start to the working week. think should be improving. the low pressure will be pushing into france. quite slow—moving here. high pressure a cross france. quite slow—moving here. high pressure across scandinavia, high pressure across scandinavia, high pressure building in from the south—west. those areas of high pressure should lead to a fairly quiet week ahead. during monday, the chance that the front in the east could bring one or two showers two putts of lincolnshire down towards east sussex as well. cloud buil

rain from anywhere around northumberland up from anywhere around northumberland up towards aberdeenshirengland towards the midlands. temperatures up to 18 degrees should feel quite fine during sunday afternoon with those light winds. as we work our way through into sunday evening, we keep that rain across parts of the final of scotland, especially for the northern isles. a line of cloud stretching downpours east anglia and the south—east, perhaps one or two showers into the early hours of monday. most of us will have clear and dry conditions, so quite a fresh started working week. temperatures will down into single figures first thing on monday morning. the weather should tend to improve as we had read the next few days, because low pressure will be sitting across parts of france. high pressure across scandinavia and another area of high pressure working in from the azores and the atlantic. that means the pressure should rise and things should brighten down. monday, still the chance of one or two showers lingering for east anglia and the far south—east. they should fade away. for much of

north sea thomas over places like leeds, sheffield, hull and newcastle castle —— possibly up that aberdeenshiree out and we're infor then the sun will be out and we're in for another beautiful day across many northern and northwestern parts. however, the same time once the sun comes out those showers will be off across the south, some of them will be nasty, big downpours, gust of wind and some terrific lightning displays as well. you can see how warm it is around 25 or 26 degrees, a bit cooler on minorities —— north sea coast and showers will continue into tomorrow evening. difficult to say which county and city will get it, we can only talk of areas rather than specific locations. high—pressure across scandinavia means the winds are blowing out of the ease and this is why we are seeing most of the storms because you might be wondering why they are happening mostly across the south. it has to do with the wind pattern, this atmosphere basically rotating around the southern part of the uk. all of those storms across the uk. all of those storms across the continent and some of them forming and dri

east midlands compared to that cloud on saturday, with the rain confined to northumberland, aberdeenshire at upd day, any early showers clearing from the south—west, and 18 in the sunshine, feeling pleasant with light winds. 0vernight, we are likely to stay largely dry and clear, and there could be one or two showers on the east coast. quite a fresh start to your monday morning, temperatures down in single figures first thing, with light winds and clear skies. there could be some misty nest but that was clear. through the coming week, high pressure building, bringing a mainly dry theme, and it should still pleasa nt dry theme, and it should still pleasant in the sunshine. this is bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories... a terrorist knife attack in paris leaves one person dead and at least four others injured. the so called islamic state say they did it. north korea announces plans to dismantle its nuclear test site within weeks. international experts and journalists are invited to watch. counting is under way after iraqis vote in the first general election since the country's victory over

but it should thin and break up, allowing a lot sunshine to many central and eastern areas before the cloud arrives. the warmest places are likely to be aberdeenshires will reach around about 18—23 degrees or so. it will turn cooler from the north—west behind that weather front. so the front continues its progression southwards and eastwards across the country through tuesday night and on into wednesday, now. and you'll see the blue colours returning to the map behind that front. so a different feel to the weather moving in through the middle of the week with the winds coming from a more northerly direction. a chilly day on wednesday for many, particularly on the coasts in areas like norfolk. a cool breeze coming in here. a bit more cloud across southern part of england and wales with that dying front. more sunshine further north. it is not doing great but this time of year, 12—16 degrees. probably the coolest day of the week on wednesday. and it will be cooler than that it will have been on tuesday. but it looks like it will dry out and warm up a touch as we look towards the end of the week. and it looks like high—pressure holds on as we head towa

but it should thin and break up, allowing a lot sunshine to many central and eastern areas before the cloud arrives. the warmest places are likely to be aberdeenshireperatures will reach around about 18—23 degrees or so. it will turn cooler from the north—west behind that weather front. so the front continues its progression southwards and eastwards across the country through tuesday night and on into wednesday, now. and you'll see the blue colours returning to the map behind that front. so a different feel to the weather moving in through the middle of the week with the winds coming from a more northerly direction. a chilly day on wednesday for many, particularly on the coasts in areas like norfolk. a cool breeze coming in here. a bit more cloud across southern part of england and wales with that dying front. more sunshine further north. it is not doing great but this time of year, 12—16 degrees. probably the coolest day of the week on wednesday. and it will be cooler than that it will have been on tuesday. but it looks like it will dry out and warm up a touch as we look towards the end of the week. and it looks like high—pressure holds on as we h

across the south and south—east, temperatures potentially up to 2a, 20 five celsius, 19 degrees in edinburgh but around the coasts of aberdeenshire temperatures in the low to mid teens. hello, it's 9 o'clock, i'm in for victoria, welcome to the programme "they can kill our sons but they can't kill our spirit." the mum of a man who died in the manchester bombing and the mum of a british teenager who died fighting for is in syria tell us, in an exclusive interview, how they've put aside their differences to become friends. we lost our sons to the same monster, it doesn't matter in which faith, it's the same organisation, same ideals, that both our sons died for. you can watch that full, exclusive, interview at 9.15. it's nearly a year since 71 people died in the fire at grenfell tower in west london. today, an inquiry opens into what happened — it'll start by hearing from the relatives and

with hazy sunshine, aberdeenshire, the man refer, only small sum —— a chance of a soui’. refer, only small sum —— a chance of a sour. into sunday night, the rain peps uprthern and western scotland. high—pressure holding on to the south and east but low—pressure blossoming in iberia and that will move in close towards us and have an impact later on. a wet start in the north—west scotland, western northern ireland, but it moves back to the atlantic through the dates although staying wet in the hebrides. most other parts, another day of sunny spells but through the afternoon as the low—pressure develops in iberia, we could see one oi’ develops in iberia, we could see one or two isolated showers or thunderstorms developing in the south and east. very isolated and not the case for the rest of the week but for many is a lot of dry whether through the week ahead and when the sun is out it will feel pleasa ntly when the sun is out it will feel pleasantly warm. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm vicky young. the headlines at 11:00: prince harry and meghan markle have been married at a ceremony in st george's chapel, windsor, in a royal wedding that's been watched

but each of them and break up, allowing sunshine too many central and eastern areas before the cloud arise. the warmest places are likely to be aberdeenshireo. it will turn cooler from the north—west behind that weather front. so the front continues its progression southwards and eastwards across the country through tuesday night and on into wednesday, now. you will see the blue colours returning to the map behind that front. so different feel to the weather moving into the week with the wind is coming from a direction. actually day on wednesday for many, particularly on the coasts in areas like norfolk. a bit more cloud across southern part of england and wales with that front. more sunshine further north. it is not doing grey but this time of year, 12— 16 degrees. political as they are the week on wednesday. and it will be cooler than that it will have been on tuesday. but these will dry up and wallaby coach as we look towards the end of the week. and it looks like high—pressure holds on as we head towards next weekend, too. —— but it looks like it will dry out and warmup as we look towards the end of the week. i'm babita sharma with bbc

rain from northumberland towards aberdeenshire, but for the rest of the country, not a bad day on sunday. it should brighten up up to 18 degrees, should feel quite fine on sunday afternoon with those light winds as well. as we work our way through to sunday evening, we keep that rain across parts of the far north—east of scotland, particularly for the northern isles, then we have this line of cloud stretching down towards east anglia and the south—east. perhaps one or two showers in the early hours of monday. for most of us, clear and dry conditions out there. quite a fresh start to the working week. temperatures well down into single figures first thing on monday morning. weather should start to improve as we head through the next few days and that is because low pressure will be sitting across parts of france. but we have high pressure across scandinavia and another area of high pressure working in from the azores and the atlantic. so things should quieten down. monday, the chance of one of two showers lingering for east anglia and the far south—east. they should fade away. for much of the country, blue skie

but it should thin and break up, allowing sunshine to many central and eastern areas before the cloud arise. the warmest places are likely to be aberdeenshireat weather front. so the front continues its progression southwards and eastwards across the country through tuesday night and on into wednesday, now. and you'll see the blue colours returning to the map behind that front. so a different feel to the weather moving in through the middle of the week with the winds coming from a more northerly direction. a chilly day on wednesday for many, particularly on the coasts in areas like norfolk. a bit more cloud across southern part of england and wales with that dying front. more sunshine further north. it is not doing great but this time of year, 12—16 degrees. probably the coolest day of the week on wednesday. and it will be cooler than that it will have been on tuesday. but it looks like it will dry out and warm up a touch as we look towards the end of the week. and it looks like high—pressure holds on as we head towards next weekend, too. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: two young girls were part of the family who blew themse

rain from northumberland towards aberdeenshire, but for the rest of the country, not a bad day on sunday. it should brighten upel quite fine on sunday afternoon with those light winds as well. as we work our way through to sunday evening, we keep that rain across parts of the far north—east of scotland, particularly for the northern isles, then we have this line of cloud stretching down towards east anglia and the south—east. perhaps one or two showers in the early hours of monday. for most of us, clear and dry conditions out there. quite a fresh start to the working week. temperatures well down into single figures first thing on monday morning. weather should start to improve as we head through the next few days and that is because low pressure will be sitting across parts of france. but we have high pressure across scandinavia and another area of high pressure working in from the azores and the atlantic. so things should quieten down. monday, the chance of one of two showers lingering for east anglia and the far south—east. they should fade away. for much of the country, blue skies and sunshine with fairly l

sunshine, pleasantly warm, 15 to 19 celsius, cooler from northwest scotland with parts of aberdeenshire getting upright through the bank holiday weekend. those weather fronts in the far northwest of scotla nd weather fronts in the far northwest of scotland saw the chance of more cloud and a strengthening breeze and occasional outbreaks of rain but for sunday, most places are going to be largely dry, a good deal of sunshine once we clear the early morning mist and fog so it is turning cooler on the eastern coast but inland in the sunshine, 23, maybe 24 celsius in places and fog bank holiday monday, a very similar story of the eastern pa rt a very similar story of the eastern part of scotland are perhaps seeing some mist and murkiness, somewhat cooler here, elsewhere, a good deal of sunshine. 16 celsius but in the sunshine, 25 celsius and the potential that some areas on bank holiday monday could see a high of 27 celsius which would make it the early may bank holiday on record —— warmest early may bank holiday on record. the late to do all the local election results in england, one that produced som

but it should thin and break up, allowing a lot sunshine to many central and eastern areas before the cloud arrives. the warmest places are likely to be aberdeenshireround about 18—23 degrees or so. it will turn cooler from the north—west behind that weather front. so the front continues its progression southwards and eastwards across the country through tuesday night and on into wednesday, now. and you'll see the blue colours returning to the map behind that front. so a different feel to the weather moving in through the middle of the week with the winds coming from a more northerly direction. a chilly day on wednesday for many, particularly on the coasts in areas like norfolk. a cool breeze coming in here. a bit more cloud across southern part of england and wales with that dying front. more sunshine further north. it is not doing great but this time of year, 12—16 degrees. probably the coolest day of the week on wednesday. and it will be cooler than that it will have been on tuesday. but it looks like it will dry out and warm up a touch as we look towards the end of the week. and it looks like high—pressure holds on as we head towards next weeke

but it should thin and break up, allowing a lot sunshine to many central and eastern areas before the cloud arrives. the warmest places are likely to be aberdeenshireand. in this zone, temperatures will reach around about 18—23 degrees or so. it will turn cooler from the north—west behind that weather front. so the front continues its progression southwards and eastwards across the country through tuesday night and on into wednesday, now. and you'll see the blue colours returning to the map behind that front. so a different feel to the weather moving in through the middle of the week with the winds coming from a more northerly direction. a chilly day on wednesday for many, particularly on the coasts in areas like norfolk. a cool breeze coming in here. a bit more cloud across southern part of england and wales with that dying front. more sunshine further north. it is not doing great but this time of year, 12—16 degrees. probably the coolest day of the week on wednesday. and it will be cooler than that it will have been on tuesday. but it looks like it will dry out and warm up a touch as we look towards the end of the week. and it looks like high—pre

0rkney and shetland but with hazy sunshine, aberdeenshire and the moray firth, a small chance of a shower and highs of 21. into sunday night, the rain will pick up pressure are still holding the south and east but low— pressure holding the south and east but low—pressure blossoms across iberia, edging closer towards us and impacting later. for the time being, wet start for the north of scotland and northern ireland and the rain moves to the atlantic through the day although it remains wet in the hebrides. another day of sunny spells for most other parts but through the afternoon, low—pressure develops and we could see some nice little showers or thunderstorms developed across the south and east. very isolated. for many of you, dry weather for the week ahead and when the sun is out, being pleasantly warm also. bye for now. this is bbc world news. the headlines... prince harry and the american actress meghan markle have been married at st george's chapel in windsor. they exchanged vows in front of 600 guests in a ceremony watched by millions of people around the world. the new duke and duchess of sussex, as the couple are now to be known, emerged

temperatures could get up to 21 celsius in the sunshine in aberdeenshire and about 23 across parts ofnking southwards with its patchy rain and drizzle along with it, and it will not be a cold night with temperatures holding up in double figures. the clear skies in northern ireland and scotland means it is, temperatures dipping down and we will see pockets of frost. tomorrow we are will see pockets of frost. tomorrow we are seeing splashes of rain in wales, the east midlands and the south—west, but the cloud will be thin in places so we will see sunny spells. a bit more of a noticeable breeze tomorrow and temperatures and not as high as we are looking at today. on thursday high pressure is well and truly across us so after an iffy start we are looking at a fair bit of sunshine. cloud developing so instead of those guys there will be sunny spells so not spoiling the day, and temperatures roughly 12 in the north, 16 in the south. by the time we get to friday very similar, again with clear skies by night it will be a chilly start of the day. some areas of cloud around at times but a lot o

aberdeenshire and the northern isles as well. for the rest of the country not a bad day. a better day for the south—east of england and the midlands. temperatures upour way into sunday evening we keep the rain across parts of the far north—east of scotland, particularly the northern isles. this line of cloud stretching down across the south east. for most of us clear and dry conditions. temperatures into single figures first thing monday morning. the weather should improve over the next few days. high pressure across scandinavia and another area of high pressure working in from the azores across the atlantic. that means the pressure should rise and things should brighten. still one or two showers lingering in east anglia and the south east. for much of the country blue skies and sunshine with light winds. more cloud working into the far north—west later in the day. temperatures warmer than over the last few days. that trend continues on into tuesday. another largely dry, bright day. more cloud and outbreaks of rain for northern ireland and the north west of scotla nd ireland and the north west of scotland down to a weak front. england and wales ke

temperatures up to 23 in london, 21 summed it —— somewhere in aberdeenshire.e across scotland, the drier and try to reduce. will also got some patchy mist and fog across cumbria and lancashire. the rest of england seeing some sunshine. across the west coast of wales, devon and cornwall, the north coast in east anglia, that's where we have sea mist and fog. most of that will burn right back to the immediate coast. in north norfolk, a northerly breeze. temperatures getting up to about 12 celsius. you can see the extent of the sunshine. moving steadily to the south. later, few on the day, we will see sunshine returned. through the overnight period, the weather front continues to slip southward through the rest of scotla nd to slip southward through the rest of scotland and northern england and into wales. the rain, not particularly heavy. so for england and wales, it is not going to be a cold night. cold are in places touch of grass frost. tomorrow, the wind will be a noticeable feature. temperatures tomorrow will feel cooler. bringing some splashes of rain acros

start with poor visibility around, especially cumbria, north yorkshire and aberdeenshire, most of that will lift, it will brighten upm scotland, you are off to a cracking start. if you like it sunny on dry, and the same for northern ireland. you can see all the cloud we have, some mist and fog mix in and the showery rain coming in across kent, sussex, in the direction of the isle of wight which will be moving north, north—west through the day, turning showery in nature. the nature of the showers themselves means we won‘t see them everyone. later on we could see one crop up in the midlands, east anglia and further north. temperatures, high teens and low 20s. can along the coast. more like 14—16. in northern ireland or north—west scotland, we could hit 25—26. yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far yesterday was the warmest day of the yearso far in yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far in scotland and northern ireland but we would need to reach 29 to make it the warmest day in the yearin 29 to make it the warmest day in the year in the uk. through the evening and overnight, the cloud comes in from