the midlands and south west england, a chilly night in scotland and northern ireland. clear skies. er system expands across much of england and wales during wednesday. some of this rain could be quite heavy. particularly as it pushes through south—east england and east anglia on wednesday evening. heavy and thundery rain here, that could be actually torrential. keep you updated on that, i sure whether by the end of the week for all of us. a mixture of sunshine and scattered heavy showers. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: moors murderer ian brady, who killed five children and teenagers in the 1960s with his partner myra hindley, has died aged 79. the cabinet‘s emergency committee has met over the global cyber—attack which affected the nhs. routine surgery and gp appointments have been cancelled in some areas. good evening and welcome to bbc news. in the last hour it's been confirmed that the moors murderer,

now, across north—west england, wales, and the south—west of england, this weather front here is going so outbreaks of rain, probably turning heavy for the afternoon. a few patches of rain for southern hills, as well, to start the day. otherwise, a fair bit of dry weather towards east anglia and south—east england. and it will probably stay dry towards these eastern areas pretty much all day, with that cloud thinning and breaking to allow some spells of sunshine in the relatively warm and humid air that has wafted its way in from france. otherwise, we've got this band of rain, then, as i say, slow—moving across wales and south—west england. underneath that persistent rain, not the warmest of days. further east, in the sunshine, well, if we do get some decent, sunny spells, we could see temperatures pushing on towards 25 degrees in the warmest spots. not far off the warmest weather we've seen so far this year. now, on into the nighttime, the weather front pushes a little bit further eastwards, so we'll get that wet weather pushing in across parts of east anglia, moving towards the home

plenty of blue sky in south—west england. ales, north—west england. northern ireland, don't be fooled by a dry bright start, cloud will build quite quickly in the morning, showers break out and there will be one or two across western part of scotland to begin the day. let's go on through thursday and see how the weather develops then. quite quickly the cloud builds in northern ireland. the risk of catching a slow—moving heavy and possibly thundery downpours may come with a bit of hail as well. some beefy showers developing in scotland, too, especially to the north. one or two heavy showers for the afternoon for northern england, for wales and south—west england. maybe an isolated one late in the day in the midlands. much of east anglia and south—east england staying dry. a fresher feel to things, but again quite pleasant in some sunshine. things cool down when the showers move through. some of the showers continue during thursday evening. but as we go through thursday night and into friday morning, another area of rain running

now, across north—west england, wales and the south—west of england, the weather front will be slow—movinges of rain for southern hills as well to start the day. otherwise, a bit of dry weather towards east anglia and south—east england. and it will probably stay dry towards these eastern areas pretty much all day, with the cloud thinning and breaking to allow some spells of sunshine in the relatively warm and humid air that has wafted in from france. otherwise, a band of rain, slow—moving across wales and south—west england. underneath that persistent rain, not the warmest of days. further east, in the sunshine, well, if we get some decent, sunny spells, we could see temperatures pushing on towards 25 degrees in the warmest spots. not far off the warmest weather we‘ve seen so far this year. now, on into the nighttime, the weather front pushes a little bit further eastwards, so we‘ll get that wet weather pushing in across parts of east anglia, moving towards the home counties. central, southern england also turning soggy. a cooler night further north and west for scotland and northern irel

rain in north—west england and wales. some heavier bursts.dlands. much of eastern england dry with sunshine. scotland and northern ireland seeing some rain, turning drier by the end of the day. this wet weather slips further south through england and wales. given any of the sunny breaks, the potential for 22 celsius. again that mild, muqqy for 22 celsius. again that mild, muggy feel. through tuesday nights and the clear skies in scotland and northern ireland will make it chilly. look how this system comes back to life across england and wales with some heavy rain and that will move on through south—east england and east anglia going into wednesday. again a good soaking for some. by the end of the week it will feel fresher, with some sunshine. but there will be some heavy showers and possibly thundery. hello and welcome to the election wrap — our guide to all the election news of the day. and voters have been grilling theresa may, on a walkabout in oxfordshire. i'm talking about everybody, not just me. everybody who's got learning disabilities

plenty of blue sky in south—west england. far east of england after perhaps a cloudy start. now there is a chance from the word go of picking up a shower somewhere in wales, north—west england. northern ireland, don't be fooled by a dry bright start, cloud will build quite quickly in the morning, showers break out and there will be one or two across western part of scotland to begin the day. let's go on through thursday and see how the weather develops then. quite quickly the cloud builds in northern ireland. the risk of catching a slow—moving heavy and possibly thundery downpours may come with a bit of hail as well. some beefy showers developing in scotland, too, especially to the north. one or two heavy showers for the afternoon for northern england, for wales and south—west england. maybe an isolated one late in the day in the midlands. much of east anglia and south—east england staying dry. a fresher feel to things, but again quite pleasant in some sunshine. things cool down when the showers move through. some of the showe

we could see done to be showers in south—west england, wales, the midlands and north west england. ool in the north—west, but humid in the south—east. it stays cloudy and damp, further outbreaks of rain across the country this evening for the first part of the night. it will turn a bit dry in the site. mild once again, fresher in the north—west corner. into tuesday, the north—west corner. into tuesday, the next band of rain will spread into western areas, it will weaken as it reaches england and wales. the hand that we should see spells of sunshine developing, but it will be breezy. ahead of it, bit of warmth, 22 degrees, feeling fresher in the north and the west. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the british airways chief executive, alex cruz has told the bbc he is profusely sorry for the disruption called by a worldwide crash of their computer systems. week and profusely, profusely apologetic about what has happened. we are very conscious of the hardship that many of our customers have had to go through. officers investigating the attack at manchester arena last week arreste

plenty of blue sky in south—west england. s a cloudy start. now there is a chance from the word go of picking up a shower somewhere in wales, north—west england. northern ireland, don't be fooled by a dry bright start, cloud will build quite quickly in the morning, showers break out and there will be one or two across western part of scotland to begin the day. let's go on through thursday and see how the weather develops then. quite quickly the cloud builds in northern ireland. the risk of catching a slow—moving heavy and possibly thundery downpours may come with a bit of hail as well. some beefy showers developing in scotland, too, especially to the north. one or two heavy showers for the afternoon for northern england, for wales and south—west england. maybe an isolated one late in the day in the midlands. much of east anglia and south—east england staying dry. a fresher feel to things, but again quite pleasant in some sunshine. things cool down when the showers move through. some of the showers continue during thursday even

now, across north—west england, wales, and the south—west of england, this weather front here is goingg heavy for the afternoon. a few patches of rain for southern hills, as well, to start the day. otherwise, a fair bit of dry weather towards east anglia and south—east england. and it will probably stay dry towards these eastern areas pretty much all day, with that cloud thinning and breaking to allow some spells of sunshine in the relatively warm and humid air that has wafted its way in from france. 0therwise, we've got this band of rain, then, as i say, slow—moving across wales and south—west england. underneath that persistent rain, not the warmest of days. further east, in the sunshine, well, if we get some decent, sunny spells, we could see temperatures pushing on towards 25 degrees in the warmest spots. not far off the warmest weather we've seen so far this year. now, on into the nighttime, the weather front pushes a little bit further eastwards, so we'll get that wet weather pushing in across parts of east anglia, moving towards the home counties. central, southern england also

england. cloudier for the north—west of england a we start off cloudy, away from eastern coastal areas of northernat will be in the north—west of scotland where we have oks of rain and drizzle. i think that will tend to peter out through the day, conditions improve here, and we are just left with one or two showers in scotland the afternoon. generally it is a dry story, area has, that start off sunny the eastern side of england, seeing more cloud developing areas that start off cloudy probably will see some sunshine developing. all in all there will be sunshine at time, dry cons just about everywhere, quite warm everyone with cloud round, temperatures widely into the low 20s oi’ temperatures widely into the low 20s or so. and later on in the week, not only does it stay dry, but we get more and more sunshine, that will help to lift the temperatures, we could be seeing so some hot weather arriving by friday and into saturday. this is thursday, though, and with the high pressure sitting over the uk, we are tending to break up over the uk, we are tending to break up that cloud, and allow more sunshine

across north—west england, wales and the south—west of england, the weather front will be slow—moving start the day. otherwise, a bit of dry weather towards east anglia and south—east england. it will stay dry in eastern areas pretty much all day, with the cloud thinning and breaking to allow some spells of sunshine in the relatively warm and humid air that has wafted in from france. otherwise, a band of rain, slow—moving across wales and south—west england. underneath the persistent rain, not the warmest of days. further east, in the sunshine, well, if we get some decent, sunny spells, we could see temperatures pushing up to 25 degrees in the warmest spots. not far off the warmest weather we've seen so far this year. now, on into the nighttime, the weather front pushes eastwards so we get the wet weather pushing in across parts of east anglia, moving towards the home counties. central, southern england also turning soggy. a cooler night further north and west for scotland and northern ireland. and then, through wednesday, our weather front pushes eastwards. but it will be waving arou

and south west of england.oad in england and we'll is compared to scotland and ireland, which has the lion's share of the sunshine. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... downing street says it doesn't recognise an account published in a german newspaper of a fractious dinner last week between the prime minister and the european commission president, jean—claude juncker. three women are arrested on suspicion of terror offences in raids linked to a police operation in north london on thursday in which a woman was shot and injured. police and protestors clash on the sidelines of a may day parade in paris. they were demonstrating against far—right presidential candidate, marine le pen, who's made a scathing attack on her rival, the frontrunner, emmanuel macron. police say the burglars who shot dead dorset homeowner guy hedger wore balaclavas, were armed with a shotgun and stole jewellery in a pre—planned raid. in 2005, the bbc spoke to five children living in mumbai from across the social classes about their ho

the wettest weather will always be over the hills in the west, the south—west of scotland, north—west englandt wales. not much rain arriving in the south east and the rain easing off during the afternoon. we may get some brightness, a bit of sunshine to the east on high ground, but even with the cloud it is going to be quite a warm day with temperatures at 16 or 17. the first dose of rain comes on that whether there and we get another pulse of heavy rain returning overnight and then this weather front is pretty much stuck across the uk but where is difficult to say. at the moment it looks like it will be more across yorkshire down to wales and the south—west of england where we will see some rain at times. north of that blustery winds and bands of rather sharp showers. east anglia and the south east of england may be dry and we have got some warm and muggy air here. temperatures could be higher than 22, but not particularly cold elsewhere either. 17 or 18 typically. but on wednesday we see the rain down across east anglia and the south east of england and this will be the wettest day of the w

some misty low cloud around the coasts of wales, south—west england, english channel coast.ble cloud, sunny spells and still warm in the sunshine. temperatures may be a degree down or two tomorrow. looking ahead to wednesday, the high pressure is building across the uk. still around it some outbreaks of rain across parts of northern scotland, more cloud in the west than the east. it's after wednesday again, as the high pressure nudges away eastwards, we drag in some warmer, hotter airfrom the near continent. more of us will see some sunshine. how hot is it going to get? 30 celsius by saturday, maybe a bit more. many thanks nick. they are some of the most remarkable, memorable and culturally significant photographs ever taken. hello, i'm holly hamilton from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. arsenal majority shareholder stan kroenke says his shares "are not, and have never been, for sale". the american insisted he was still committed to the club, in response to the recent £1 billion bid by alisher usmanov. he already owns a 30 % stake. he said cronk he should bear a huge r

now, across north—west england, wales, and the south—west of england, the weather front will be slow—movingry weather towards east anglia and south—east england. and it will probably stay dry towards these eastern areas pretty much all day, with the cloud thinning and breaking to allow some spells of sunshine in the relatively warm and humid air that has wafted in from france. otherwise, a band of rain, slow—moving across wales and south—west england. underneath that persistent rain, not the warmest of days. further east, in the sunshine, well, if we get some decent, sunny spells, we could see temperatures pushing on towards 25 degrees in the warmest spots. not far off the warmest weather we‘ve seen so far this year. now, on into the nighttime, the weather front pushes a little bit further eastwards, so we‘ll get that wet weather pushing in across parts of east anglia, moving towards the home counties. central, southern england also turning soggy. a cooler night further north and west for scotland and northern ireland. and then, through wednesday, our weather front pushes eastwards. but it

through the day, some changes, not in northern ireland where we keep the sunshine, north—west englandnd into southern england in the afternoon. cloud moving down towards the washer. a breeze picking up towards the washer. a breeze picking up from the north, warmerfurther west and further south 18 or 19 or 20 degrees. monday, a west east split, eastern areas hanging on to more cloud, a cool breeze off the north sea, some breaks developing but the best of the sunshine towards the western side of the uk. 9 degrees eastern scotland, north—east england and nearer 18 or 19 further west and south where we get some sunshine. that is the story on tuesday and into wednesday, clearer skies on the east more sunshine on wednesday as the wind drops we lose the feed off the north sea but further west the best of the sunshine and the highest temperatures. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the prime minister plays down talk of a landslide general election victory after the conservatives' local election success. labour pledge not to raise income tax for those earning less than £80,000 a year. the

heavy rain over the hills of south—west scotland, north—west england and west wales. rain in the south east of england. even with the cloud it is quite warm at 16 or 17. that moves through and we get another burst of more persistent rain overnight. on tuesday this weather front hangs around and it will hang around in yorkshire, wales and the south—west. north of that are blustery winds and to the south east and in east anglia it may well be dry. here we have got warm and muggy air and the temperature could be as high as 22. as we move into wednesday this is where we will see the rain more towards the south east and east anglia. further north some blustery showers in the north—west of the uk and those temperatures begin to drop away and there is pressure and cooler weather on the way for all of us cooler weather on the way for all of us at the end of the week. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 2:00. this weekend's cyber attack — the largest of its kind says the head of the eu's law enforcement agency, europol; and the start of the working week could expo

north—west england stayed dry. a fresher feel to things over the next few days.out after a cloudy start in east anglia. elsewhere, plenty of blue skies. looking at things at 8am. sunshine in the channel islands after the wet weather on wednesday. plenty of blue sky in east england. a cloudy start. showers from the word go. you might get one in wales, north—west england. northern ireland, a dry start, but don't be fooled. showers breakout. one or two in western part of scotland to begin the day. thursday. looking at how the weather develops. the risk of catching a slow—moving and possibly thundery downpour. hail as well. beefy the showers in scotland. and isolated shower in the midlands late in the day. a fresher feel to things. pleasant in the sunshine. things cool down as the showers moved through. some showers continuing through thursday evening. thursday night and friday morning. rain in the east of england. during friday, that could move across more of the uk, the bulk of england and scotland, through the day. uncertainty still about the weather system. keep

south—west england, north wales, north—west england, north wales, north—west england could hit 28 degrees and humid and temperatures not dropping from the mid—teens. sunniest in scotland at the weekend, through the morning and early afternoon thunderstorms will spread northwards across england and wales, torrential in places. but it will not rain everywhere. wetter for northern ireland and scotland, after a sunny morning, thunderstorms will move up in the afternoon and evening. it stays humid in eastern parts of england. into sunday we will see overnight rain in northern scotla nd will see overnight rain in northern scotland clear away. it should be another fine day for many with sunny spells. but the humidity holds on in the south east of england and we could see some severe storms develop later in the afternoon and into the evening. into bank holiday monday and some of those storms continue in the south—eastern corner of the country. some were buoyed them altogether. it will not be a wash—out by any means. but you will notice by the temperatures on monday compared to what we are seeing

we could see some showers in south—west england, wales, the midlands and north west england. ool in the north—west, but humid in the south—east. it stays cloudy and damp, further outbreaks of rain across the country this evening for the first part of the night. it will turn a bit dry overnight. mild once again, fresher in the north—west corner. into tuesday, the next band of rain will spread into western areas, it will weaken as it reaches england and wales. ahead of it, bit of warmth, 22 degrees, feeling fresher in the north and the west. feeling fresher in the north and the west. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the chief executive of british airways says sorry for disruption after an it failure. alex cruz said the computer issues had nothing to do with either redundancies at the airline or cost cutting. mi5 says it will investigate its handling of information from the public about the manchester bomber salman abedi. meanwhile nick clegg and the liberal democrats warn national security could be at risk if theresa may negotiates a hard brexit deal. france's new preside

at least it's north—west england and north wales. at least its warm. that much rain in the south—east, but some at least. this is bbc news. the headlines. the head of the eu's law enforcement agency has described the scale of friday's cyberattack as "unprecedented". in his inaugural address, the new french president emmanuel macron has promised to rejuvenate france and give it back its confidence and pride. the largest nursing union is to hold a series of protests this summer and a possible ballot for strike action later this year. labour says its proposed ‘robin hood' tax on financial transactions would raise billions of pounds for public services. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: regenerating teeth, unusual vegetation, and, goodness gracious, great balls of fire! energy, as our demand for it grows, the world is faced with a challenge. when we burn coal, the energy that has been stored inside formally and is of years is released, to power cities and machines. but so, of course, is all the bad stuff that is polluting and changing the en

england turning soggy. the cooler night further west scotland and northern ireland and spend the weather front pushes eastwardsme drier spells towards eastern parts of england and it could feel a little on the humid side, temperatures up into the 20s. fresh air to the north and west. as the temperature contrast increase, it will start to trigger off some heavy, thundery downpours at a go through wednesday night. they will push eastwards and we could have some localised surface water flooding developing through thursday night. once the weather front is through, the thundery rain gone, front is through, the thundery rain o front is through, the thundery rain gone, we will have a mixture of right spells, a bit of cloud around but also plenty of heavy showers to end the week. our top story. two major internet security firms say they are looking at clues that may connect the attacks with north korea. they say some of the code used in the disruption has similarities to programs linked to pyongyang in the past. they say some of the code used in the disruption has similarities to programs linked to pyongyang in the pa

a bit misty and murky around wales and the west of england. e cloud for use blue sky. mainly cloudy in the west and north west of scotland although sony and the south—east. some drizzle to come at times overnight. increasingly clear overnight. increasingly clear overnight. still some patchy mist and fog around the coast and west and fog around the coast and west and south and the hills to south—west england. increasingly clear skies. temperature is not going down very fast. already very muqqy going down very fast. already very muggy out there and a warm and muggy night to come. warm start tomorrow and tomorrow even more widespread sunshine. these temperatures heading up sunshine. these temperatures heading up even further unlikely to exceed today's values in most places. capitalism the upper 20s in scotland are going through a large part of england and wales and in the warmest parts in northern ireland. tomorrow and friday, even hotter in friday in scotland, getting close to even 30 degrees. this weather front going from friday to saturday brin

england turning soggy. the cooler night further west scotland and northern ireland and then through wednesday, the weather frontnd a little bit on wednesday. again, some drier spells towards eastern parts of england and it could feel a little on the humid side, temperatures up into the 20s. fresh air to the north and west. as the temperature contrast increase, it will start to trigger off some heavy, thundery downpours as we go through wednesday night. they will push eastwards and we could have some localised surface water flooding developing through wednesday night. once the weather front is through, the thundery rain gone, we will have a mixture of bright spells, a bit of cloud around but also plenty of heavy showers to end the week. good to see you here at newstead. i'm kasia madera in london. our main headlines: —— newsday president trump is accused of leaking classified information in a meeting with the russian foreign minister. major cyber security firms are investigating whether a north korean—linked group was behind a ransom—ware attack which has wreaked havoc around the world. "we will shake up europe.

later in the day, they will get on to east wales in south—west england. day with a fair bit of sunshine and some cloud at times. 0vernight, the showers. drifting towards west wales. east wales. the south coast. they will fade eventually. another system they will fade eventually. another syste m fro m they will fade eventually. another system from the low countries introducing rain. for much of the uk, a dry note. clear skies. where it has been warmed by day, the temperature will drop quickly as it gets dark. tomorrow morning, starting with rain in the south—east. not too heavy. it will start to break up and turn more showery. after a bright start in south—west england and wales, the cloud will advance. scotland and northern ireland once again i seen the sunshine for the longest. temperatures tomorrow are roughly 15- 16 temperatures tomorrow are roughly 15— 16 degrees here and there. through the course of the day with temperatures rising, if you are tempted to dip your toes in the sea, it is still quite cold. at best 11 degrees. you would be a brave person

north—west england, wales, wet weather for many of us.mperatures head up into the 20s. a muggy day for many. for scotland northern ireland, once the sun comes back, northern ireland first men in scotla nd back, northern ireland first men in scotland to end the day, it will feel pressure. that band of rain pushing further south—east into the midlands and south west england. not wasting east anglia and the south—east, again, a reminder of the high temperatures here. sunny spells occasionally, in the low 20s. tomorrow night, scotland and northern ireland, clear skies. chilly night to come. an expanding area of wet weather into england and wales. some heavy bursts. towards the end of the day, notjust heavy bursts but some torrential thundery bursts but some torrential thundery bursts are possible. keep an update on that for you. by the end of the week, thursday and friday, some fresh airand week, thursday and friday, some fresh air and sunshine and showers. could well say the weekend, even to next week as well. i'm ros atkins with outside sou

, wales, the south—west of england, wales, the irish sea, northern ireland, the south—west of the hills, the rain will be heavy. it pushes through to northern ireland as well. it is wet across the lake district, into north—western england, through wales as well. plenty of rain in the south west and southern england. it is not raining in kentand southern england. it is not raining in kent and sussex or through east anglia or up into lincolnshire and eastern parts of yorkshire, but eventually, the second half of the morning, into the afternoon, most of the uk is engulfed, and it will be damp. the rain will not fall in any one location all day. it will wax and wane. it is quite warm as well, despite the rain and cloud. the low pressure on tuesday across the atlantic, weather fronts being pressure on tuesday across the atlantic, weatherfronts being sent in our direction. head office, the cloud breaks, with the rain coming out of the south, it could be very warm. it will be pleasant enough at least. wednesday, it will not stay warm across the south—east, we will see cloud and rain.

could be one or two thundery showers across the channel islands, into the south—west of england.be a few sprinkles, and the odd flash of lightning overhead, some of that getting into the south of wales. but north wales, the west midlands, north—west england, starting the day with some sunshine, and actually a relatively chilly start to the day here. a fine start for northern ireland and much of scotland, but some extra cloud across caithness and sutherland, fringing into parts of aberdeenshire, certainly across the northern isles, where there will be the odd spot of rain. much of northern england seeing fine weather, with some sunshine to start off the day. now, as we go through the day, there will be a lot of dry weather once again. some spells of sunshine, but we will see this very patchy, showery rain moving its way northwards, and then into the afternoon, the chance that we could spark off some really quite vicious downpours and thunderstorms. not everywhere, but if you catch one, well, you will know about it, a lot of rain in a short space of time. temperatures in the south

north—west england and northern ireland as well.nter into the cloud. it should break a little in the afternoon. if we have sunshine on the south coast, temperatures will respond. in somerset, devon and eventually into cornwall we will see the cloud and rain mostly into cornwall in the afternoon. that d rifts cornwall in the afternoon. that drifts and we keep cloud in england and wales overnight. the north and west, patchy fog forming. the wind changing direction tomorrow, gusting close to gale force across the northern isles. across the east coast, feeling cold. more sunshine further west in wales and south—west england. cold along the east coast. 16-18 england. cold along the east coast. 16—18 likely for areas where we have seen 16—18 likely for areas where we have seen cloud today. staying dry in the early half of next week. if you are desperate for rain, there is a sign of it arriving later in the week. the local elections were a bruising affairfor the labour party, but, despite predictions, the blows in wales fell less heavily t

western scotland, north—west england.anglia and the south—east. nothing hugely soaking but it still reigns quite heavily on the heels and further low cloud developer. —— hills. we are talking chiefly a round the murray firth we could hit 21 degrees. —— moray firth. 90 degrees. but 19. the big story tonight and into tomorrow is just how mild and muggy it will be as we started tuesday. temperatures in the mid teens to start the day that it will be fairly grey. we have weather front on the charts for tomorrow and still a bit ofa charts for tomorrow and still a bit of a south—westerly breeze. to the east of that, the warmer air will be contained. cloudy across the rest of england and wales. outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards throughout the day. to the north and west of that, not as bright. there will still be a case of catering for sunburst of rain every now and again. temperatures fill into the high—teens but she could get close to around 24 celsius across east anglia in the afternoon. we will swa p anglia in the afternoon.

breeze in the south—west of england, south west wales as well.peratures are widely into the mid—20s, possibly 27 or28, widely into the mid—20s, possibly 27 or 28, warmer than today, it will be warmer across northern island and warmer across northern island and warmer across northern island and warmer across scotland as well, mid—20s to the central belt, still quote up towards the northern isles, hopefully things will brighten up on friday, friday will be another dry and sunny day, the breeze a little fresher, bringing real warmth from the near continent and pushing that warmth north into scotland where the temperatures are likely to peak on friday around 29 or so. elsewhere inland across the uk temperatures widely into the medic, possibly high 20s. that he did she meditate drawing from the main continent, that will bring a change, overnight into saturday as we bring bands of showers and thunderstorms are bent england and wales, perhaps more persistent rain pushing north across scotla nd persistent rain pushing north across scotland and northern i

a sunny start for northern ireland, north—west england and northern wales. and sunshine will develop across wales, the midlands and southern england in the midlands and southern england in the afternoon. but cloud will start to move down towards the wash. a bit ofa to move down towards the wash. a bit of a breeze picking up in the north. warmer in the west and further south. monday, more of a west east split. more cloud in eastern areas, and a cool breeze, but the best of the sunshine towards the western side of the uk. we will see these sorts of temperatures again. further west and south, some sunshine. that‘s the story through tuesday and wednesday. cloudy skies across the eastern side of the uk. more sunshine on wednesday as the wind dropped, but further north—west, the best of the sunshine and the highest temperatures.

could be one or two thundery showers across the channel islands, into the south—west of england.inkles, and the odd flash of lightning overhead, some of that getting into the south of wales. but north wales, the west midlands, north—west england, starting the day with some sunshine, and actually a relatively chilly start to the day here. a fine start for northern ireland and much of scotland, but some extra cloud across caithness and sutherland, fringing into parts of aberdeenshire, certainly across the northern isles, where there will be the odd spot of rain. much of northern england seeing some fine weather, with some sunshine to start of the day. now, as we go through the day, there will be a lot of dry weather once again. some spells of sunshine, but we will see this very patchy, showery rain moving its way northwards, and then into the afternoon the chance that we could spark off some really quite vicious downpours and thunderstorms. not everywhere, but if you catch one, well, you will know about it, a lot of rain in a short space of time. temperatures in the south up as hig

the tories also celebrated victory in the west of england. wly created position of west of england mayor was also victorious. however, senior members of the conservative party appeared to downplay the victory, suggesting that there were still many votes left to be counted. i think the early results are encouraging, but they are early results. we have seen less than a quarter of the vote actually counted and reported. the turnout in local elections, of course, is much, much lower than in a general election. it is wrong to predict what will happen onjune is wrong to predict what will happen on june yates. we is wrong to predict what will happen onjune yates. we still have a general election to campaign for and to win after last night, but encouraging signs. elsewhere labour have lost three councils, two of which in wales. despite the losses in wales, labour did hold onto the council in cardiff. the party was also victorious in doncaster, where its candidate rosjones, the labour mayor was re—elected after getting just over 50% of votes. labour ha

north—west england stayed dry. a fresher feel to things over the next few days.e out after a cloudy start in east anglia. elsewhere, plenty of blue skies. looking at things at 8am. sunshine in the channel islands after the wet weather on wednesday. plenty of blue sky in east england. a cloudy start. showers from the word go. you might get one in wales, north—west england. northern ireland, a dry start, but don't be fooled. showers breakout. one or two in western part of scotland to begin the day. thursday. looking at how the weather develops. the risk of catching a slow—moving and possibly thundery downpour. hail as well. beefy the showers in scotland. and isolated shower in the midlands late in the day. a fresher feel to things. pleasant in the sunshine. things cool down as the showers moved through. some showers continuing through thursday evening. thursday night and friday morning. rain in the east of england. during friday, that could move across more of the uk, the bulk of england and scotland, through the day. uncertainty still about the weather system. kee

elsewhere, you may just wales and north—west england. me. we had chilly nights last night. it is all change with temperatures holding up into the mid—teens. tomorrow morning, there is another spell of showery rain poised to move through northern ireland and scotland for a time in the morning before things improve into the afternoon. it is looking like a soggy picture into north—west england for many parts of wales from the word go. that means standing water on the roads and spray standing water on the roads and spray around and difficult travelling conditions for some of us for a time. it looks mainly dry in east anglia and south—east england to begin with. maybe a bit of brightness as well. so what happens through the day tomorrow as we take some outbreaks of rain for a time through northern ireland and scotland, but it will turn drier and brighter and feel fresher by the end of the afternoon. this band of rain slipping through england and wales. east anglia and the south east staying dry and given any brightness from north—east scotland

overnight it is across parts of southern scotland and north—west england and into wales. t week chilly nights and not tonight with temperatures into the mid—teens. so a mild start to tuesday. a dry one for northern ireland and scotland, but we have this little weather feature set to move through during the morning with outbreaks of rain for a time. but then it will turn drier and brighter. so wet weather to begin with for north—west england and into south—west england, there will be standing water and spray and difficult driving conditions on the roads as you can imagine. there will bea roads as you can imagine. there will be a few showers into the midlands, but for much of east anglia and saongs gland the day will start to dry. for many it will continue to be dry. for many it will continue to be dry here. some brighter breaks. some bursts of sunshine and some into eastern scotland and later in the day, more widely into scotland and northern ireland, will begin to brighten up once the showers have moved through. it will feel fresher. some outbreaks of rain slipping further

we could see some showers in south—west england, wales, the midlands and north west england. reaks of rain across the country this evening for the first part of the

north—west england stayed dry. a few showers in northern ireland in scotland.ng wednesday. but a fresher feel. but it will feel warm where you get the sunshine after the rain on wednesday. cloud to start the day in parts of east anglia in south—east england. brightening up elsewhere. blue skies from the word go. showers developing through the morning. dry for this stage in the morning. the channel islands will brighten up. lots of blue sky across the midlands, wales, northern england, but there is still a chance of finding an isolated showers. wales and north—west england even at this stage have that. northern ireland, take the umbrella. showers developing from the word go in scotland. isolated at this stage to be through the day, northern ireland sees showers developing. heavy and thundery downpours are possible in places. the risk of hail. showers developing in scotland, especially in the north. the afternoon, the odd shower for northern england and wales. a late stage shower in the midlands. east anglia and the south—east, mainly dry. it will feel dry when t

some heavier bursts in southern scotla nd some heavier bursts in southern scotland and north—west eck. englande not going down, it is a mild and muggy night. so feeling different in the morning. a dry start in scotland and northern ireland and some rain, behind that expect the sun to come out and it will feel fresher. the rain will slip south—east through england and wales. east anglia and south—east england staying dry, with some sunshine. warmest at 22 celsius. tomorrow and northern ireland starting off cool on wednesday. sunshine and some showers. but some heavy rain in england and wales, thundery rain in places too. this is bbc news at five. the headlines — the cabinet‘s emergency committee is meeting over the global cyber—attack which affected the nhs. routine surgery and gp appointments have been cancelled in some areas. on the campaign trail — as theresa may promises more workers' rights, a voter confronts her about cuts in welfare benefits. on labour's campaign — jeremy corbyn promises shorter hospital waiting lists and an extra 37 billion pounds for the nhs if it wins power. our nhs s