should be a dry picture across north—west england at this stage.n ireland any fog patches clearing away. plenty of sunshine, north—east scotland some low cloud into the northern isles which may hang around for much of the day. on through the day, some patchy rain in central and eastern england, gradually easing its way eastwards. ahead of its arrival in parts of east anglia and the far south—east of england, some sunny spells are possible but the odd sharp shower within the cloudy and damp areas. quite cool with the breeze in the north sea coasts, but in the west, lows of mid 20s. a late they shower in western scotland, low cloud on the far north—east of scotland. in the far north—east of scotland. in the monday evening, ending the day with some warm sunshine, but patchy rain in east anglia and parts of south—east england. just about gone by tuesday. could be a cloudy start, but brightening up. the odd stray

west. for a large part of england and wales it will be dry start.gh the day, umbrellas up the ready, sunshine and showers. as ever, some will miss them and stay completed dry, you might get a heavy downpour. it looks like there will be heavier, thundery downpours affecting east anglia, essex, kent and east sussex. maybe around the london area as well. monday coming to tuesday, there could be some interruptions to play at wimbledon. going through monday night and tuesday, taking another batch of showers across parts of england and wales, it looks like they might merge to bring longer spells of rain. the picture as we go into tuesday, these continue to spread from west to east, particularly across the southern half of the uk. it might brighten up later in the day. northern ireland, england and scotland, scattered showers. temperatures coming down, from the high teens. a quieter day on wednesday. sunshine and the odd shower around. most places will be dry. it is up and down, it is changeable. atlantic given weather. some days wetter, some days better.

further storms work into north wales and north—west england later on. orthern ireland. at the same time, warmth and nudity in place for in east anglia —— humidity. 32 degrees, more cloud further west, and across north wales, perhaps later into north wales, perhaps later into north west england as well, further very intense downpours and thunderstorms. there that in mind if you are travelling. storms across scotland, very wet in northern ireland through the afternoon, the odd flash of lightning here as well. as we go through tomorrow evening, tomorrow night, we will see the various areas of rain, moving eastwards, and eventually, as that happens, and we get into thursday, we will be left with westerly winds, bringing fresh air. the change in our weather will be complete by this stage. spells of sunshine and not a bad day on thursday. look at the drop in temperatures, 17—22. as we moved out of thursday into friday, it looks like wet weather in places, further spells of rain to take us into the weekend. we stick with the cooler, fresher feel. this is bbc ne

windy for south—west england and wales. n clears everywhere but kent as the night goes on. still some showers in north—west scotland and the west of northern ireland. but feeling dryer after the rain. the big picture for the start of the weekend, this weather front coming back - as weather front coming back north as weather front coming back north as we go through the later stages of saturday, and low pressure in the north—west with showers. on saturday a lot of those will be in the north and west of scotland and one to p°ppin9 and west of scotland and one to p°pping up and west of scotland and one to popping up elsewhere. but quite a bit of dry weather with sunny spells for many others during saturday but then as the weather front from the south, more of southern england gets into cloud and rain as the afternoon goes on. if you are in the more dry pa rt goes on. if you are in the more dry part with sunny spells it will be better compared to recent days. not looking promising further test match at the oval. the rain in south

friday's weather brings wet and windy conditions to south—west england and were, weather will be gale of wind. 0ver england and were, weather will be gale force gusts of wind. over an inch falling in places. it will be wet in northern ireland. across northern scotland, eastern scotland and eastern england, some dry moments and sunshine. temperatures up moments and sunshine. temperatures up to 23. the low pressure will stay with us through the weekend. there will be further bursts of rain, heavy thundery downpours that will be slow—moving. there will also be some drier slots. in south—east england, not a bad day on saturday with some sunshine. northern and western areas of scotland avoiding the rain, but there will be heavy downpours for wales and south—west england and the weather looks quite miserable for parts of north—east england and south—east scotland. not feeling particularly special and as the low pressure moves further east, we'll see further heavy thundery showers become more widespread in nature across the eastern side of the country. not the greatest weekend. that's all fr

that u nsettled wales and south—west england.pretty widespread across all parts of the british isles, so frequent showers, quite a lot of cloud and sunny spells in between but these temperatures are a few degrees lower than we would expect at this time of the year, so it will feel on the cool side across north—western areas especially. that is your weather, goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 2pm. appalling conditions in youth custody centres make a tragedy inevitable, according to the chief inspector of prisons, who says he's staggered by the decline in standards in england and wales. inflation is now at 2.6% — the first fall since october — but prices are still rising faster than wages but prices are still rising faster than wages. president trump's efforts to replace barack obama's healthcare system suffers another setback as some of his own senators refuse to back his latest proposals. a bbc investigation has found that only a fraction of the money donated to the grenfell tower fire appeal has

isolated showers this afternoon in south—west england and wales. land before the fresher our pushes in. tonight the rain will continue in northern scotland. our eyes later turned to this feature, aid big amount of cloud and rain and gusty winds set to push their way in. it should dh early start to friday. bang on cue for the start of summer holidays across england and wales. as low pressure m oves across england and wales. as low pressure moves in it will affect northern ireland first, with outbreaks of rain and wind, becoming persistent across wales, south—west england, and not just persistent across wales, south—west england, and notjust that, winds could be hit in gale force. showers to the east of that, but much of eastern england, northern england and scotland will have a dry day. temperatures generally a little bit higher than some of you will see today. through friday night that area of low pressure moves east. rain overnight spreads across england and wales, into southern scotland. saturday looking wet across some parts of southern scotland.

we'll see further thundery showers pushing into northern ireland, and then into wales and north—west englandor england and wales, for the majority it will be a fine afternoon. the sunshine will come out, it will feel humid, and temperatures will top 29—30, maybe even 31 celsius across east anglia and towards the east midlands. further west you are, it will be a bit cooler, cloudier, and showers and thunderstorms will make inroads into wales, north—west england eventually getting into northern ireland and western parts of scotland. but even ahead of it, we could see some thundery showers breaking out in scotland. so that's how it's looking through wednesday afternoon. now, as we head on through the evening period and overnight, those showers continue to trundle northwards and eastwards. potentially some severe ones. we could have flash flooding in places. the risk of hail and gusty winds with these storms. behind it, it starts to turn a little bit cooler and fresher, with clearing skies for northern ireland, into the far west of britain. but ahead of it, again, another warm and muggy night to

but there will be plenty of showers close to wales and south—west england. moved eastwards. showers are widely, but the showers pretty heavy and widespread across eastern parts of the country. it is one of those weekends. new chance your luck and there will be sunshine to be found but heavy downpours from time to time as well. that is your latest weather. today at 5 — more talks in brussels and more clarification needed on brexit according to the eu‘s chief negotiator. michel barnier says there have been areas of agreement, but fundamental differences remain. i say by way of conclusion the first round was about organisation. this week has been about presentation. the third round must be about clarification. brexit secretary david davis said the talks had been robust, but there‘s a lot to be positive about. we conducted this round constructively and at pace. now i hope this is a model we can continue going forward. to coin a phrase, michel, the clock is ticking. we‘ll have the latest from brussels. the other main stories on bbc news at 5:00pm. crime figures i

we'll see further thundery showers pushing into northern ireland, and then into wales and north—west englandernoon. the sunshine will come out, it will feel humid, and temperatures will be 29—30, maybe even 31 celsius across east anglia and towards the east midlands. further west you are, it will be a bit cooler, cloudier, and showers and thunderstorms will make inroads into wales, north—west england eventually getting into northern ireland and western parts of scotland. but even ahead of it, we could see some thundery showers breaking out in scotland. so that's how it's looking through wednesday afternoon. now, as we head on through the evening period and overnight, those showers continue to trundle northwards and eastwards. potentially some severe ones. we could have flash flooding in places. the risk of hail and gusty winds with these storms. behind it, it starts to turn a little bit cooler and fresher, with clearing skies for northern ireland, into the far west of britain. but ahead of it, again, another warm and muggy night to come with the showers and thunderstorms. for thursday, again

the south—west england this is where we have the heavy rain. t what will happen is that rain will continue to slowly move eastwards. ahead of it there will be a lot of dry weather and behind it a lot of dry weather. in the middle of the night we have are the heavy thundery showers, with hail coming across wales and south—west england. not like we had. not to the extent we had earlier this week. tomorrow we had earlier this week. tomorrow we start with those showers. some of them will be slow—moving. if you catch one and there will be a lot of rain ina catch one and there will be a lot of rain in a small amount of time will stop meanwhile we still have a weather front in the east. that clears from eastern england, but will hang around eastern scotland, especially into the north—east. if you are out of the shires tomorrow it will be pleasant enough, with temperatures about average. for sunday we have the rain across eastern scotland, fringing in the north—east england. away from that it's another day of sunshine and showers. hit and miss whether y

north—west england tomorrow has them. if you will put east across them. and rain in england and wales, hanging around parts of south—east england on saturday as well. i swear, south—east england on saturday as well. iswear, saturday looks south—east england on saturday as well. i swear, saturday looks like the drier day, showers more widespread again on sunday. today at 5... a promise there‘ll be no cliff—edge on immigration, after brexit. the home secretary says there will be in implementation phase and she is asked a group of experts to report on the impact. we are leaving the eu, we will have a new policy but part of what i am announcing todayis but part of what i am announcing today is to show we will make sure it has evidence —based and make sure it has evidence —based and make sure it works for the whole country. six month before brexit will not be enough time to structure a new migration system, particularly if they want to completely alter the current system of users. we‘ll have the latest. the other main stories on bbc news at 5...

slow moving, will bring a lots of rain to northern ireland, to wales, particularly into south—west england north and east, actually a fine dry day with some sunny spells and temperatures around 20—23 degrees. but cooler further west under that rain. through friday night, the weather front slowly gets a wiggle on, moves its way a little bit further northwards and eastwards but it's still with us though, as we head on into saturday, but a bit of a disappointing start to the weekend, i have to say, across northern and eastern areas — quite wet, the odd heavier burst there, too. feeling quite cool as well. the south could see the sunshine come out a little bit but then blustery showers will arrive and it will feel fresh. on into sunday, the winds ease down a little bit but it doesn't mean any showers that develop through central southern areas could be quite slow—moving so quite a bit of rain falling in a short space of time. further north, it looks like it will remain quite wet. i think the main message is, then, through this weekend, it is going to remain fairly cool and fresh for the time o

showers across northern ireland and west england and west scotland. overnight temperatures 10-15.—west england. but the rest of england and wales quieter in the morning south—west england getting outbreaks of rain late morning and into the afternoon spreading across wales with heavy bursts as well. quite breezy. still from many of us temperatures stuck in the high teens. a few across northern and eastern parts of england getting 21. for the cricket tomorrow after the showers today it looks like an mainly dry story until quite late on when the threat of rain increases. still some uncertainty the speed of the eastern progression of the rain across the rest of england during friday evening and the northern extent of that so it might not move across the whole of northern england. still something to play for in the detail. on saturday though pressure close to the north—west and this weather front in the first south—east. along the sponsor could be cold and outbreaks of rain for the far south and south—east of england. some uncertainty still so keep watching the forecast. showers we re

further showers heading behind to wales and south—west england. into double figures. onto saturday morning, what can we expect? notjust on saturday morning, but throughout much of the weekend, and it is north—west scotla nd weekend, and it is north—west scotland that will fare. warm and some sunny scotland that will fare. warm and some sunny spells. quite breezy. one oi’ some sunny spells. quite breezy. one or two showers for northern ireland. this weather system will come through including outbreaks of rain to southern scotland and northern england. a brighter slot for parts of northern england, wales, and into the south—east. showers for south—west england in south—west wales. that is how it looks at nine a.m.. throughout wales. that is how it looks at nine a. m.. throughout the wales. that is how it looks at nine a.m.. throughout the day, starting with sunshine, you will see some showers developing. if it starts wet, it could brighten up. north—west scotland, largely dry. sunny spells and a few showers the northern ireland. some of the heaviest

slow moving, will bring a lots of rain to northern ireland, to wales, particularly into south—west england whereas further north and east, actually a fine dry day with some sunny spells and temperatures around 20—23 degrees. but cooler further west under that rain. through friday night, the weather front slowly gets a wiggle on, moves its way a little bit further northwards and eastwards but it's still with us though, as we head on into saturday, but a bit of a disappointing start to the weekend, i have to say, across northern and eastern areas — quite wet, the odd heavier burst there, too. feeling quite cool as well. the south could see the sunshine come out a little bit but then blustery showers will arrive and it will feel fresh. 0n into sunday, the winds ease down a little bit but it doesn't mean any showers that develop through central southern areas could be quite slow—moving so quite a bit of rain falling in a short space of time. further north, it looks like it will remain quite wet. i think the main message is, then, through this weekend, it is going to remain fairly cool and fres

northern ireland western england and wales low pressure will be with us for the rest of the week the first notice of it is the weather front working its way in northern ireland, wales west yourself a lazy breakfast and wait for the afternoon, the rain will be wet and heavy pushing its way east so after a bright start in eastern areas cloudy with occasional rain long into the afternoon far north—east of scotla nd into the afternoon far north—east of scotland temperatures down a few showers around if you have taken it easyin showers around if you have taken it easy in the morning on holiday out in the western part of the country it looks brighter, temperatures high, low 20s perhaps, bit of a breeze but compare to the morning sunshine second—half of the day best to forget now to enjoy patchy rain wet weather shetlands into the night thursday pressure close to the north—west scotland thursday freak wrench hours heavy and thunder they some england and wales sunshine some more than others, showers breeze a cooler mid to high teens low pressure close by friday showers frequents showers for a time using then a mass of rain bringing a wet night for england and wales that clears

already, at this stage of the morning, a few showers popping up in south—west england and south—west t beginning to push away. so on through the day. where we start with sunshine, showers build. where you start wet, it may ease. throughout north—west scotland, it will stay dry, breezy, but warm in, with some sunny spells. one or two showers in northern island. you could catch a shower across southern scotland into northern england. it could well be torrential and thundery. the risk of hail, too. a rumble of thunder maybe to the south. could be a lot of rain to come. going to the evening, some of the really heavy showers to fade. could be, compared with friday, a quieter day at the open golf at royal birkdale. fewer showers around, but on sunday still some wet weather as we go into the final round. so this is how sunday is shaping up. again, it is reallyjust sunshine and showers. maybe more of us, on sunday, escape the showers. temperatures through the weekend in the high teens, low 20s for most us — close to average for this time of year. as we go into monday, this system pulls away.

we'll see further thundery showers pushing into northern ireland and then into wales and north—west englandt will be a fine afternoon. the sunshine will come out, it will feel humid, and temperatures will be 29—30, maybe even 31 celsius across east anglia and towards the east midlands. further west it will be cooler, cloudier and showers and thunderstorms will make inroads into wales, north—west england eventually getting into northern ireland and western parts of scotland. but even ahead of it, we could see some thundery showers temperatures reaching 17—23 celsius in the south—east. that will be feeling much cooler than the last few days. into friday and saturday we're into that cooler regime. westerly winds bringing sunshine and showers off the atlantic. temperatures ranging from 18—20 celsius. our top story. the trump family's links to russia are back in the spotlight. two separate us senate panels examining alleged meddling in the us election want to hear testimony from mr trump's eldest son and his former campaign manager paul manafort. president donald trump has said the new republica

we'll see further thundery showers pushing into northern ireland, and then into wales and north—west englandut for england and wales, for the majority it will be a fine afternoon. the sunshine will come out, it will feel humid, and temperatures will top 29—30, maybe even 31 celsius across east anglia and towards the east midlands. further west you are, it will be a bit cooler, cloudier, and showers and thunderstorms will make inroads into wales, north—west england eventually getting into northern ireland and western parts of scotland. but even ahead of it, we could see some thundery showers breaking out in scotland. so that's how it's looking through wednesday afternoon. now, as we head on through the evening period and overnight, those showers continue to trundle northwards and eastwards. potentially some severe ones. we could have flash flooding in places. the risk of hail and gusty winds with these storms. behind it, it starts to turn a little bit cooler and fresher, with clearing skies for northern ireland, into the far west of britain. but ahead of it, again, another warm and muggy nigh

and south—west england as well.the high here, but 17 or 18 celsius further west. let's look at the jet stream at this time of year should be further north. it is further south. it is driving areas across. this one is for wednesday. a fairly unsettled spell of weather midweek. this band of rain will push north and eastwards. it may not reach northern and eastern areas until late in the afternoon, but we will all see a spell of rain midweek. as that clears for thursday and friday, we are back to sunshine and friday, we are back to sunshine and showers. the weather is stuck on repeat. bye—bye. hello, it's monday, it's 9 o'clock. i'm chloe tilley, standing in for victoria. welcome to the programme. will government plans to recruit thousands more mental health workers in england over the next four years be enough to ensure patients get the help they need? i think the mistake that health secretary after health secretary from different parties and governments have made that if you want to solve a problem you only have to p

north—west england, south—west scotland. north—east england and scotla nd scotland.10—18. quite sticky in the south. tomorrow, the rain in northern ireland and scotla nd rain in northern ireland and scotland comes through quite quickly. and you weather front into the west introducing more rain. we cannot rule out wales, thunderstorms moving northwards. some of them will be torrential, some will have fail, some will miss altogether. another dry, sunny and hot and some will miss altogether. another dry, sunny and hotand humid some will miss altogether. another dry, sunny and hot and humid day. potential of mid—20s, 230. try for most on friday. 12—macro showers in north—east england. the weather front into northern ireland will introduce some rain. in between lots of dry weather. feeling fresher, more comfortable for most of us, still sticky in the south—east. extraordinary temperatures. been wonderful this wimbledon. fingers crossed it stays like that for the players. soumaoro the risk of thunderstorms. —— tomorrow the risk of thunderstorms. some furious cleaning behin

some showery bursts of rain edging towards north—west england.y spells, one or two heavy showers around the wash and into east anglia after the overnight period of the showers and into the morning. one or two into the far south—west. through the day, umbrellas at the ready, sunshine, scattered showers, some of us will miss them all together and stay dry. catch one, could be on the heavy side, south—west england into east anglia, intense downpours around, giving rein in a short space of time, threat of picking up the odd shower around london into the wimbledon area. not quite as warm as it has been but still some warmth and humidity. through the rest of the week, temperatures edged down a few degrees. this is the picture through monday evening and night, another area of showers, merging to give longer spells of rain moving through england and wales going into tuesday, plenty of cloud, and it will feel cooler. for northern england, scotland and northern ireland, sunny spells, scattered showers, some temperatures into the mid—teens. spell of rain th

some sunny spells in north—west england and another fine day on the way for more violent on monday and for some of us in the west, it will be a very warm day. outbreaks of rain on monday affecting the central area, patchy in nature. some sunny spells in east anglia and the far south—east of england. some sunshine, maybe low 20s. cloud and rain along the north sea coasts, maybe 15 or 16. the real warmth will be in western parts, widely in the low 20s with some spots into the mid—20s. monday evening, still some patchy rain in the far east of england, gradually clearing overnight. tuesday, the odd shower around, but most places will avoid those and stay dry. after a cloudy start, some pleasant sunny spells developing and some warmth around. still a bit cooler on north sea coasts. a gap between weather systems doesn't last long because, as you can see, the big picture for wednesday shows another area of low pressure coming in from the atlantic. that will spread rain across the country and on wednesday with a freshening wind. once that's moved out of the way, fresh air by the time we get to

rattling in on the breeze across the southern wales and south—west of england. pretty mild. saturday, low pressure still in the west will continue to see quite frequent showers across south—west england and into wales. these showers making their way north and east across england and elsewhere. the odd heavy one, the odd rumble of thunder in the afternoon. still showery rain across north—eastern england into southern scotland. northern scotland and northern ireland remain mildly dry, with some sunshine. it is expected to stay predominantly dry for the open during the day tomorrow but there is a chance of some of the showers cropping up late in the afternoon. as we move through saturday evening, continuing showers. slowly starting to ease away towards the east as we move into the early hours of sunday. slightly quieter conditions to start on sunday. temperatures falling to around 12 to 15 degrees. another day of sunny spells and scattered showers on sunday, but fewer and farther between competitors saturday's showers. could be some heavy ones through parts of wales

a lot of low cloud and health wales, south—west england. res overnight. i warmer night further south. this is how sunday morning is looking. a fresher feel across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. sunny spells around. a very brisk wind running into northern scotland. a damp start from northern england, especially north—west england. into wales as well. both west england will turn drier and brighter. a lot of cloud into the south of all the best. but also some sunny spells developing for a time across parts of south—east england. very warm and quite humid summer months. quite a stretch during sunday. the sunny spells and broadening with, scotland, northern ireland. breaking up scotland, northern ireland. breaking upfor scotland, northern ireland. breaking up for some of us in the midlands and wales. this strip of cloud heading further south. there could bea heading further south. there could be a little bit of light rain or drizzle in places. ahead of the cloud, some sunny spells in present countdown to east sussex. into the upper

already, at this stage of the morning, a few showers popping up in south—west england and south—west arm in, with some sunny spells. one or two showers in northern island. you could catch a shower across southern scotland into northern england. it could well be torrential and thundery. the risk of hail, too. a rumble of thunder maybe to the south. could be a lot of rain to come. going to the evening, some of the really heavy showers to fade. could be, compared with friday, a quieter day at the open golf at royal birkdale. fewer showers around, but on sunday still some wet weather as we go into the final round. so this is how sunday is shaping up. again, it is reallyjust sunshine and showers. maybe more of us, on sunday, escape the showers. temperatures through the weekend in the high teens, low 20s for most us — close to average for this time of year. as we go into monday, this system pulls away. it may have some lingering cloud and outbreaks of rain for eastern parts of england, but for monday and tuesday, for most of us, it is looking like a quieter story. briefly high—pressure and

will see further thunder we showers pushing into northern ireland and then into wales and north—west england be a fine afternoon. the sunshine will come out, it will feel humid and temperatures will be 29— 30, maybe even 31 across east anglia and towards the east midlands. but the west it will be cooler, cloudier and showers and thunderstorms will make inroads into wales, north—west england and eventually into northern ireland and western parts of scotland. but even ahead of it we could have found we showers breaking out in scotland. that's how it is looking to wednesday afternoon. into the evening period and overnight, those showers continue to trundle northwards and eastwards. potentially severe ones. we could have flash flooding in places. the risk of hail and gusty winds. behind it it starts to turn cooler and fresher, with clearing skies from northern ireland and far western britain. ahead of it another warm and muggy night to convert the showers and thunderstorms. 0r thursday again it will be quite a warm and humid start in central and eastern areas. showers and thunderstorms continue

we'll see further thundery showers pushing into northern ireland, and then into wales and north—west england be a fine afternoon. the sunshine will come out, it will feel humid, and temperatures will top 29—30, maybe even 31 celsius across east anglia and towards the east midlands. further west you are, it will be a bit cooler, cloudier, and showers and thunderstorms will make inroads into wales, north—west england eventually getting into northern ireland and western parts of scotland. but even ahead of it, we could see some thundery showers breaking out in scotland. so that's how it's looking through wednesday afternoon. now, as we head on through the evening period and overnight, those showers continue to trundle northwards and eastwards. potentially some severe ones. we could have flash flooding in places. the risk of hail and gusty winds with these storms. behind it, it starts to turn a little bit cooler and fresher, with clearing skies for northern ireland, into the far west of britain. but ahead of it, again, another warm and muggy night to come with the showers and thunderstorms. for

west to east quickly. the heaviest will be in northern ireland, scotland, and northern england, especially the north—west of centre of low pressure is very close to the north—west of the uk. squeezing isobars. western north—west of the uk. squeezing isoba rs. western scotland north—west of the uk. squeezing isobars. western scotland and northern ireland on thursday, another wet and blustery day. moving away from that, just a few showers ahead of that. and then the rain gets in the eastern scotland. for most, remaining dry with highs of 21. 21 in the sunshine and a gentle breeze, it will feel pleasant for the time of year. absolutely. thank you. quite pleasant. see you later on. the school summer holidays are well under way across much of the country, and while many pupils will be relaxing, the trussel trust, which runs hundreds of food banks across the uk, says thousands of children risk going hungry during the break. brea kfast‘s graham satchell is at a food bank in salisbury for us this morning. we can go there now to see some of the food. good morning. good morning. yeah. there are 400 food banks like th

already, at this stage of the morning, a few showers popping up in south—west england and south—west hrough the day, we start with sunshine. showers build. where you start wet, it may ease. throughout north—west scotland, it will stay dry, breezy, but warm, with some sunny spells. you could catch a shower across southern scotland into northern england. could be torrential and thundery. the risk of hail, too. could be a lot of rain to come. going to be then, some of the really heavy showers at defay. could be, competitive friday, a quieter day at the open golf at royal birkdale. fewer showers on sunday. still the risk of some wet weather as we go into the final round. this is how sunday is shaping up. it is really just sunshine and showers. maybe more of us escaping the showers on sunday. temperatures through the weekend for most of us close to average for this time of year. as we go into monday, this system pulls away. it may have some lingering cloud and outbreaks of rain for eastern parts of england, but for monday and tuesday, for most of us, it is looking like a quieter story. bri

north—west england, western scotland as well. look at these, here comes some storms coming into south—west england and this clump will work into the london area as we head through this evening. arriving at 9pm or 10pm. these storms could be spectacular. they have got loads of lightening in them and that could cause some problems. we could see power cuts from the storms and also the amount of rain we see from them will vary, but some of the heaviest could bring us over half a month's but some of the heaviest could bring us over half a months worth of rain. there is the scope for localised surface water flooding and standing water out on the roads. quite dangerous travelling conditions. the storms ease off on wednesday, but as the heat of the day builds, we will see further storms breaking out on wednesday across england and wales. temperatures reaching the low 30s. that's your weather. hello. this is bbc news with simon mccoy. the headlines at 4.32pm: the chief inspector of prisons warns that the decline in youth centres in englan

for north—west england into scotla nd cloud. a dismal morning with temperatures here at 8am around 18. through the day it looks like that cloud across western areas will tend to move in eastwards and any clear skies tend to infill from cloud, so a cloudy afternoon that what we saw on thursday, so that means not quite as hot. still very warm, though, in the south—east with 27 or 28. a rather low 2a the north and why teams in scotland and northern ireland. it means for the tennis at wimbledon on friday that it will be more comfortable for the spectators and for the players with highs around 26 or 27 celsius and sunshine coming and going. a fine end to the day on friday but we look to the west to this area of rain pushing in towards wales, like ann patchett and will affect mainly western areas. this weather front is responsible for it. as we head towards saturday eight cloudy, damp day to all 0rds central areas, northern ireland, northern wales and western england, the rain not amounting to that much. to the west of it some sunshin

england. new zealand beat west indies to boost their hopes of reaching the semi—finals.ust 143 and rachel priest top—scored with 90 as new zealand chased that down with more than 31 overs to spare. they won by eight wickets, to move up to fourth in the table. athletics, and south africa's wayde van niekerk was among the winners at the eighth diamond league meeting of the season in lausanne. the world record holder and olympic champion over 400 metres has been running shorter distances for much of the year so far but he was back running the 400 in switzerland, and he cruised to victory in 43.62 seconds — the fastest time in the world this year. american sprinterjustin gatlin is set for a final showdown against usain bolt at next month's world championships in london, and he continued his build—up to the games by going sub—10 seconds for 100 metres, something which bolt hasn't done in his last two races. gatlin clocked 9.96 seconds, beating ivory coast's ben youssef meite into second place. and dafne schippers seems to be peaking at the right time as she prepares to defend

overnight breezy conditions with spots of rain in the south—west of england and wales. orth and east it is largely dry and temperatures holed up in double figures. tomorrow let's start off in the south—west of england and wales. a few showers and breezy to start with, but this band of rain will bring heavy downpours. strong winds as well and that could lead to surface water flooding. that extends into east anglia and parts of northern england, it will be windy as well, but less windy across scotla nd as well, but less windy across scotland and an improved day. low pressure stays in the west and it will be quite slow moving, just slowly drifting eastwards, heavy rain in central wales and southern and western england. there could be some travel disruption in the south—west. eastern and northern parts of the uk faring better. some of those showers could affect the golf at royal birkdale. through the weekend it will stay fairly u nsettled weekend it will stay fairly unsettled with heady, blustery showers at times, but also some drier and brighter spells. not a wash—out, but

lots of rain to northern ireland and wales and south—west england and maybe the west midlands.fine dry day with sunny spells and temperatures around 23 degrees, cooler further west under the rain. into friday night, the weather front moving further northwards and eastwards but still with us as we head into saturday and a disappointing start to the weekend across northern and eastern areas. feeling quite cool as well. sunshine coming out but then blustery showers arriving and it will feel fresh. on sunday, windy. showers are quite slow—moving and quite a bit of rain falling in a short space of time. through this weekend, it will remain fairly cool and fresh for the time of year with longer spells of rain more likely showers and sunny spells. i'm babita sharma in london. the headlines: donald trump's son, son—in—law and former campaign manager will testify before congress next week as part of investigations into alleged russian meddling in the us election. pleas from the family of a new zealander who died in a japanese hospital, to improve psychiatric patient care. i'm mariko 0i

west midlands police in england say dozens of people have come forward seeking help after their familiessexual marriages. 0ur correspondent sima kotecha reports. cosmopolitan birmingham, a city which reflects much of the west midlands, with its large ethnic minority population, but in some cases social conservatism can cause problems. decades of pressure that you're put on as a child, that you have to conform, you have to marry a woman. it made me wish that i could be the straight son that he wanted. a gay sikh man who felt he was trapped in a lie until he told his family he was homosexual. his father won't accept it. still, after me telling him that i was gay, he still said, "just get married, it's just a phase you're going through. once you get married, everything will be fine", and you get told that if you follow what your parents want you to do that, yeah, you will be cured or you will be straight. he eventually married his partner, but his father didn't go to the wedding. also affects our lgbt community... at a conference, police in birmingham talk about how strong anti—gay sentimen

already, at this stage of the morning, a few showers popping up in south—west england and south—west ine. showers build. where you start wet, it may ease. throughout north—west scotland, it will stay dry, breezy, but warm in, with some sunny spells. you could catch a shower across southern scotland into northern england. it could well be torrential and thundery. the risk of hail, too. could be a lot of rain to come. going to the evening, some of the really heavy showers to fade. could be, competitive friday, a quieter day at the open golf at royal birkdale. fewer showers on sunday. still some wet weather as we go into the far north round. so this is how sunday is shaping up. again, it is reallyjust sunshine and showers. maybe more of us escaping the showers on sunday. temperatures through the weekend in the high teens, low twenties for most u5 — close to average for this time of year. as we go into monday, this system pulls away. it may have some lingering cloud and outbreaks of rain for eastern parts of england, but for monday and tuesday, for most of us, it is looking like a quieter

scotland, north—west england gradually bringingnd the north east england, where we start time and result, we will hold onto start time and result, we will hold o nto ple nty start time and result, we will hold onto plenty of cloud. south of all that, i deal onto plenty of cloud. south of all that, ideal of and inform any of us. that, ideal of and inform any of us. right from the word go. already in19 us. right from the word go. already in 19 celsius in london at this stage of the morning. the temperature will only had a father as we go through the day. less look at things as we go through wednesday. the cloud gradually im proves wednesday. the cloud gradually improves but as we mentioned, still quite damp in parts of safety scotla nd quite damp in parts of safety scotland and north—east england. northern scotland in the sunshine, the rest of england and is included. many were after showers. —— maybe one 01’ many were after showers. —— maybe one or two showers. many were after showers. —— maybe one or two showers. newcastle at 14 ce

at the end of the knights of this rain in scotland will feed into north—west england and north wales.rm muggy night in parts of the uk, but there are fresher nights to come. monday will bea fresher nights to come. monday will be a day of and scattered showers. in part of east anglia and the forests at this stage —— a south—east of england could be intense downpours into the afternoon. there is the chance of a few showers at wimbledon. not quite as warm as it has been in the south—east of england. by tuesday, again, showers around and those across southern part of the uk may merge to give some longer spells of rain and it will feel cooler. hello again. this is bbc news. the headlines: the iraqi prime minister says the city of mosul has been liberated from the islamic state group. the parents of charlie gard deliver a petition to great ormond street hospital in london, calling on doctors to allow the terminally ill baby to travel to america for experimental treatment. hundreds of kilograms of drugs and thousands of mobile phones were found in prisons in england and wales last year. the

scotland, still with an area of cloud and northern ireland, some of these showers edging into north—west englande far south—west of england. on monday umbrellas at the ready, scattered showers. catch one, they could be on the heavy side. they could be some intense downpours, into the wimbledon area as well. not quite as warm as it has been, still humidity here but onto the rest of the week the temperatures continue to edge down. there could be longer spells of rain moving through parts of england and wales in tuesday. it is sunny spells and scattered showers, but temperatures just into the mid—teens. on wednesday, the gap between weather systems and most will have a dry day. it is an up week, quite average, changeable certainly. some days wetter, sunday is better, but things cooling down especially where it has been very warm. hello. this is bbc news. the iraqi prime minister says the city of mosul has been liberated from the islamic state group. the parents of charlie gard deliver a petition to great ormond street hospital in london, calling on doctors to allow the terminally ill baby to travel