still some showers, mostly out toward the north and west, northern ireland and across north—west scotlandugh to eastern scotland as well, a few showers on northern england and a few more isolated showers for england, but here it is largely dry and the sunshine will help to boost the temperatures, 19—211. warmer weather coming our way as we head through the weekend, on saturday high pressure starts to building from the south—west. still some showers at times, notably at times out towards the west, parts of northern scotland, pop perhaps northern england and through west wales. but further south and east, although there will be cloud, sunny spells here, temperatures in the high teens and low 20s. sunday looking dry across the board, a few isolated showers, but generally dry and feeling warmer as well. there will be some sunshine around. watch out for more wet weather into the north—west and the start of next but further south and east sunny and dry and warm. live from london. this is bbc news. protesters are gathering on capitol hill — as israel's prime minister — benjamin netanyahu, prepar

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showers still for north—east england, north—west scotland and across northern ireland, but lots of dryough parts of lincolnshire and south—east england perhaps, and where we see the sunny spell is the interpreters will be boosted to 23 or 2a degrees, but of course cooler under the cloud. overnight tonight patchy rain pushing eastwards, heavy downpours possibly across the north of scotland. it will feel muggy tonight, uncomfortable forsleeping, tonight, uncomfortable for sleeping, we tonight, uncomfortable forsleeping, we are keeping that high dew point air into tomorrow, but it will turn breezy, a westerly wind picking up again a couple of active fronts pushing further eastwards gradually across the uk, bringing heavier downpours of rain across the far south coast, across the channel islands as well and eventually into parts of kent perhaps by the afternoon. there will be some more showers, possibly heavy and thundery, across parts of the north—west, into northern ireland and some are affecting cumbria as well. a swathes of the country up through lincolnshire, again we could see some s

the brightest conditions, probably across the north—east of scotland and then later into the west of irelandent days. thursday night and into friday, though, that rain gradually clears, lingering longest towards the south—east and the channel islands. could be there first thing friday morning. it will shift out of the way. good, long, sunny spells for many on friday, a scattering of showers. showers most likely, though, across the north and the west of the country. and temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine too. we'll see one or two showers around on saturday, but overall through the weekend, it's turning drier and warmerfor most. live from washington, this is bbc news. joe biden urges democrats to embrace kamala harris as the presidential candidate as she quickly picks up key endorsements. the us secret service director tells congress donald trump's attempted assassination was one of the agency's greatest security failures in decades. and deadly as strikes hit southern gaza as israeli prime minister travels to washington for high—level meetings. i'm sumi somaskanda. thank you forjoining

the brightest conditions, probably across the north—east of scotland and then later into the west of ireland though, that rain gradually clears, lingering longest towards the south—east and the channel islands. could be there first thing friday morning. it will shift out of the way. good, long, sunny spells for many on friday, a scattering of showers. showers most likely, though, across the north and the west of the country. and temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine too. we'll see one or two showers around on saturday, but overall through the weekend, it's turning drier and warmer for most. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines: kamala harris launches her presidential bid — speaking to campaign staff — afterjoe biden drops out. and endorses herfor president. we have doors to knock on, we have people to talk to, we have phone calls to make and we have an election to win. prime minister blames the opposition for the violence that has killed 150 people. that's our top focus. she made herfirst pitch to be the party's new presidential

further northwest, this ridge of high pressure should break the cloud up across parts of west scotland, northern irelando they're probably going to be the driest and brightest spots. but generally, the winds coming in from a northerly direction, so temperatures will continue to run below average, about 15—20 degrees for your high. now, the weekend sees low pressure get close to the northeast of the uk — so it's across eastern scotland and northeast england so it's across eastern scotland that will probably have some general outbreaks of rain developing. otherwise, quite a lot of dry weather on saturday, just a few brief showers. sunday, mostly fine with temperatures high teens to low—20s. bye for now. live from washington, this is bbc news. ukraine dominates the conversation at the nato summit in washington. this as ukraine emergency workers continue to find bodies after a series of russian air strikes monday including one that hit a children's hospital. and a democratic senator and a top donor call onjoe biden to withdraw from the us presidential race as questions linger over his mentalfitness. hello.

and the west of northern ireland and the west coast of scotland.t and fog patches , dry. some mist and fog patches, temperatures mostly holding up at 14 to 16 degrees. so quite a warm night. a fine start to thursday for england and wales. some early mist and fog that should disappear. a few showers drifting up across north and west wales, and a very wet start in western scotland. but something a bit brighter along the east coast but certainly cloudier than today. dull and damp through the central belt to begin with, and quite a grey and damp morning across northern ireland as well. a few showers could drift into northwest england and across the north and west of wales, but most of england and wales, having a fine start, a little bit of mist and fog early on, but that should tend to disappear pretty rapidly soon after rush hour, if not before, and then plenty of sunshine over the midlands, eastern and southern england, south wales as well. a cloudy day over north—west england, the odd shower possible here, staying pretty damp on the west coast of sc

further west, northern ireland, parts of wales, the south—west of england more cloud, bits and piecesf showery rain moving through. 19 degrees for belfast and for plymouth but in the sunshine down towards the south—east corner 25, 26, maybe 27 degrees. tomorrow evening more in the way of cloud spilling in, bits and pieces of rain. misty and murky with increasingly humid conditions. thursday, it certainly isn't a straightforward weather chart, various different frontal systems in the picture but what it means for us really is quite a bit of cloud, areas of showery rain, perhaps the most persistent rain towards the south of the uk. still with a fairly humid feel i suspect, temperatures 19 to 22, maybe 23 degrees. it doesn't look too bad through friday and into the weekend, a few spells of sunshine, a chance of some showers up towards the north and west of the uk. thanks, ben. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. out of the

west of england. that train gradually easing out of northern ireland and the end of the afternoon. ight, the rain will drift north and east. heavy bursts for a time. a legacy of cloud across england and. not that much in the way of rain here. it will stay relatively mild and muddy through the night. 0vernight lows into the mid to high teens. we could start with a grey note, on the whole sunday will be relatively quiet day, with some sunny spells, alliterative rain in northern ireland, a few isis showers elsewhere. temperature is peaking at 23 celsius. into the early half of the week ahead, we will see one weather fronts leading through on monday, a ridge of high pressure building, then another weather front waiting in the wings. we are back to the story that we have seen throughout the summer so far. no two days the same. there will be some showers, some sunshine at times, and again we keep that fresh feel. this is bbc news, the headlines... banks, hospitals and airlines hit by a global it outage are slowly getting back online today but there are warnings of continued flight delays

certainly across north—west scotland and northern ireland come with heavy bursts starting to push intorning brightness, even some sunshine, has been out towards the east. it was a beautiful starting east anglia. take a look at suffolk, with lots of sunshine coming through. you might cling on to the sunshine as we go through the day, but for many, the cloud will arrive and push steadily eastwards. but for eastern scotland and central and eastern england, it is still quite warm and humid with it and that could trigger some sharp thundery downpours. the rain could be heavy to the south—west, perhaps as much as an inch, that will impact the feel of the weather. 19 degrees in plymouth, 2a or 25 in london. the highest values in east anglia with 27 if you keep the sunshine. also some sharp thundery downpours. rain into the north west of england, gradually easing out of northern ireland by the end of the afternoon. a west— east divide continues in scotland. as we go through the night, the rain will drift north and east and heavy bursts for a time, a legacy of cloud sitting across england and w

further north—west, this ridge of high pressure should break the cloud up across parts of west scotland, northern ireland the winds coming in from a northerly direction, so temperatures will continue to run below average, about 15—20 celsius for your high. now the weekend sees low pressure get close to the north—east of the uk — so it's across eastern scotland and north east england that will probably have some general outbreaks of rain developing. otherwise, quite a lot of dry weather on saturday, just a few brief showers. sunday, mostly fine with temperatures high, teens to low—20s. bye for now. the us teams up with mexico, launching new rules to prevent china and other nations from bypassing tariffs. as thousands of samsung electronics workers go on strike indefinitely, we take a look at the impact on chip production. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. to our top story today. the us has announced new rules targeting firms from china and other countries that are routing shipments of steel and aluminum through mexico in a bid to evade tariffs. our north america business correspondent er

further west, northern ireland, parts of wales, the south—west of england more cloud, bits and piecesmaybe 27 degrees. tomorrow evening more in the way of cloud spilling in, bits and pieces of rain. misty and murky with increasingly humid conditions. thursday, it

west, probably going to push into the southeast of england by the afternoon. some of that could be quite heavy. a few scattered showers further north, particularly so for northern irelandand the west. but in between these two areas, quite a lot of dry weather. in the sunnier spells, temperatures up to about 2k degrees, but i think most of us, we're looking at about 16 to 22. now, into thursday evening, some more spells of rain moving through the english channel, affecting southern counties of england for a time. some scattered showers continue to move in from the north. but the cloud moves away towards the south east, so still a reasonably humid night across parts of east anglia and the south east — 15 degrees or so. but most of us, a cooler, fresher feel to friday morning, and that fresher air will continue to roll in on a westerly breeze behind this weather front on friday, so a real change in the feel to the weather. with that fresher air comes more sunshine on friday. still a few showers, here and there, particularly so for northern ireland and for scotland, but there could be one or two elsewhere across england and wales. dry and bright for many, though, especiall

but if we look towards the west, across northern ireland, there are some showers here and those willate some heavy, thundery downpours across england and wales later on in the night. a lot of cloud around overnight. it's going to be pretty warm out there, 17 degrees minimum in the south—east of england. and for scotland, it's going to be a lot warmer than it was last night. but we've got the downpours to begin with across the midlands, northern england — it could be thundery — move out of the way and then we get a bit of sunshine that will trigger some further thundery showers for england and wales, whereas scotland and northern ireland, looking much drier. and, with a bit more sunshine in the afternoon, temperatures could be a little bit higher than today. elsewhere for england and wales, temperatures aren't going to be as high as they have been, but still very warm out there, particularly if you do miss those showers. now, we started the week with high pressure dominant. we're going to end the week with low pressure more dominant. there still could be some showers to clear away fro

the brightest conditions, probably across the north—east of scotland and then later into the west of ireland, lingering longest towards the south—east and the channel islands. could be there first thing friday morning. it will shift out of the way. good, long, sunny spells for many on friday, a scattering of showers. showers most likely, though, across the north and the west of the country. and temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine too. we'll see one or two showers around on saturday, but overall through the weekend, it's turning drier and warmerfor most. live from london, this is bbc news. kamala harris secures pledges of support from enough democratic delegates to become the party's nominee for us president. bangladesh's prime minister says a nationwide curfew imposed on friday night will be lifted as soon as the security situation gets better. and deadly airstrikes hit southern gaza — as the israeli prime minister travels to washington for high—level meetings. hello, i'm tadhg enright. we start in the us where kamala harris says she's secured the support of enough delegates to be con

further northwest, this ridge of high pressure should break the cloud up across parts of west scotland, northern irelandd brightest spots. but generally, the winds coming in from a northerly direction, so temperatures will continue to run below average, about 15—20 celsius for your high. now the weekend sees low pressure get close to the northeast of the uk — so it's across eastern scotland and northeast england that will probably have some general outbreaks of rain developing. otherwise, quite a lot of dry weather on saturday, just a few brief showers. sunday, mostly fine with temperatures high, teens to low—20s. bye for now. live from washington, this is bbc news. ukraine dominates the conversation at the nato summit in washington. this as ukraine emergency workers continue to find bodies after a series of russian airstrikes munda including one that hit a children's hospital. and a democratic senator and a top owner: joe biden to withdraw from the us presidential race as questions linger of mental fitness. —— over his mental fitness. hello, i'm sumi somaskanda. ukraine remains at the forefront of disc

some rain into the north—west of england, gradually easing out of northern ireland by the end of the deenshire might see highs of 20 degrees as we go through the night, the rain will drift north and east and heavy bursts for a time. a legacy of cloud sitting across england and wales — not that much in the way of rain here. and it will stay relatively mild and muggy through the night, with overnight lows into the mid to high teens. we could start on a grey note in central and eastern england for a time. brightening up behind. 0n the whole, sunday will be a relatively quiet day with some sunny spells. just a little bit showery rain into northern ireland and the risk of some isolated showers elsewhere. but a pleasant feel, particularly if you have that sunshine, in the sunshine with temperatures peaking at 23 degrees. into the early half of the week ahead, we see one weather front clearing through on monday, a ridge of high pressure building, but then another weather front waiting in the wings. so we're back to this story that we've seen throughout the summer so far, with no two days the

the brightest conditions, probably across the north—east of scotland and then later into the west of irelandursday night and into friday, though, that rain gradually clears, lingering longest towards the south—east and the channel islands. could be there first thing friday morning. it will shift out of the way. good, long, sunny spells for many on friday, a scattering of showers. showers most likely, though, across the north and the west of the country. and temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine too. we'll see one or two showers around on saturday, but overall through the weekend, it's turning drier and warmerfor most. live from washington, this is bbc news. joe biden urges democrats to embrace kamala harris as their presidential candidate as she quickly picks up key endorsements. the us secret service director tells congress donald trump's attempted assassination was one of her agency's worst security failures in decades. and deadly as strikes hit southern gaza as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu travels to washington for high—level meetings. i'm sumi somaskanda. thank you forj

the brightest conditions, probably across the north—east of scotland and then later into the west of irelandh—east and the channel islands. could be there first thing friday morning. it will shift out of the way. good, long, sunny spells for many on friday, a scattering of showers. showers most likely, though, across the north and the west of the country. and temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine too. we'll see one or two showers around on saturday, but overall through the weekend, it's turning drier and warmer for most. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. the headlines: kamala harris launches her presidential bid — speaking to campaign staff — afterjoe biden drops out. we have doors to knock on, we have people to talk to, we have phone calls to make and we have an election to win. cheering it comes as a flurry of leading figures in the democratic party throw their support behind her campaign to become the party nominee. that's our top focus. the other main stories on newsday this hour: gaza's health ministry says at least 70 palestinians have been

the brightest conditions, probably across the north—east of scotland and then later into the west of irelandering longest towards the south—east and the channel islands. could be there first thing friday morning. it will shift out of the way. good, long, sunny spells for many on friday, a scattering of showers. showers most likely, though, across the north and the west of the country. and temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine too. we'll see one or two showers around on saturday, but overall through the weekend, it's turning drier and warmerfor most. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm mishal husain. my guest today, here in london, is an israeli—born architect who wants to change his chosen profession. he works in what he calls forensic architecture, where details of buildings and physical spaces — and their destruction — are used to highlight abuses and persecution. is he right to see architecture as political — a way in which human beings can oppress as well as create? ey

the brightest conditions, probably across the north—east of scotland and then later into the west of irelandtowards the south—east and the channel islands. could be there first thing friday morning. it will shift out of the way. good, long, sunny spells for many on friday, a scattering of showers. showers most likely, though, across the north and the west of the country. and temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine too. we'll see one or two showers around on saturday, but overall through the weekend, it's turning drier and warmerfor most. india unveils its first budget since narendra modi was returned to power later today. but will the ruling party's plans be watered down by its coalition partners? the boss of airbus tells the bbc of the problems that most businesses would dream of. having more buyers than he can hope to sell to. shares in crowdstrike tumble in monday's trading as many customers continue to suffer from last week's it meltdown. and festival time. how music tourism is delivering a significant boost to the uk's economy. live from london, this is business today. i'm tadhg enri

here is one in the west of ireland early on sunday, at kids means rain for northern ireland.y sunshine after a bright start. temperatures still into the 20s across central and eastern parts of the uk, towards the west somewhat fresher atlantic here. where ever you are, we are actually about the average temperatures. sunday evening that weather system moves across northern ireland to scotland. outbreaks of rain. damp conditions belfast, the western isles, generally around the irish sea. you can see the orange colours here, thatis can see the orange colours here, that is atlantic air coming from the west, but it is relatively warm. rather again i think on the humid side, a fairamount rather again i think on the humid side, a fair amount of moisture in the atmosphere, that will spark up a few more showers, but breezy conditions also, particularly around some of these southern coasts. and a fair amount of cloud on monday. temperatures in the west and the high teens, further east, 2a, 20 five celsius. monday night, into tuesday, that weather front moves across the uk. behind it, a

further northwest, this ridge of high pressure should break the cloud up across parts of west scotland, northern irelandest spots. but generally, the winds coming in from a northerly direction, so temperatures will continue to run below average, about 15—20 celsius for your high. now the weekend sees low pressure get close to the northeast of the uk — so it's across eastern scotland and northeast england that will probably have some general outbreaks of rain developing. otherwise, quite a lot of dry weather on saturday, just a few brief showers. sunday, mostly fine with temperatures high, teens to low—20s. bye for now. welcome to newsday. i'm steve lai. reporting live from singapore. the headlines: england celebrate a dramatic euros semi—final win. a 90th—minute winner sees them through to sunday's final. democrats pile the pressure onjoe biden. nancy pelosi urges him to make a final decision while george clooney says he should step aside. nato confirms it will support ukraine's "irreversible path" to membership, on the second day of the military alliance's summit in washington. and france and germany c

turns cloudier from the west by the end of the day , as west by the end of the day, as a frontal system pushes some outbreaks of rain into northern irelandtern parts of england and scotland. already the skies are turning cloudy in the west and by the afternoon some outbreaks of rain arrive into the west of wales, cornwall, northern ireland, north western scotland, odd shower and the odd shower in the east of england as well, but actually here, plenty of sunny spells and feeling warm in that sunshine with highs of 24 to 25 celsius across a wide area, 26 in 1 or 2 spots. cooler in the west as the cloud thickens and these outbreaks of rain turn up some heavy bursts into the south—west by the evening and the rain will be fairly showery. so be on and off. but it will be a lot of rain around, and that rain heading into cumbria, southwest and west scotland , southwest and west scotland, northern ireland by the evening, eastern scotland clinging on to some late sunshine. highs here of 20 celsius 17 by the evening and into the evening. many areas will see that cloud thicken as the frontal system moves west to east, and we're going to see those ou

most of those showers out towards the north and west of northern ireland and scotland.owers heavier in nature. some shows of the north of england and wales. further south and east, dry, sancho lifting the temperature to around 23 or 2a celsius mark. but whether back on saturday, wet weather from the cloud and the weather front facing east. further showers across scotland and northern ireland and down through northern england. cloud and showers in wales. try again further south and east you go. a dry day on sunday. high pressure building in from the oc. still cloudy. isolated showers for the far north and west. cloud developing wherever you are as we head through the afternoon, bubbling up in the afternoon. sunny spells accordingly. feeling warm across the board. temperatures... as we head into the start of next week. there are so showers to the north and west. welcome back to verified live. in the next few minutes we will have report from the front lines on the ukraine war. also the latest on the landslide in adap out with 250 bodies now having been retrieved. we will h

the brightest conditions, probably across the north—east of scotland and then later into the west of ireland, though, that rain gradually clears, lingering longest towards the south—east and the channel islands. could be there first thing friday morning. it will shift out of the way. good, long, sunny spells for many on friday, a scattering of showers. showers most likely, though, across the north and the west of the country. and temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine too. we'll see one or two showers around on saturday, but overall through the weekend, it's turning drier and warmer for most. it's my intention to go out and win this nomination, and to win. cheering kamala harris, the united states vice president, makes herfirst campaign pitch to be the democratic party's new presidential committee. the sell—off continues for crowdstrike, after a faulty update crashed over eight million computers around the world. hello, and welcome to business today. i'm arunoday mukharji. a comeback on wall street after losses last week, with technology stocks recovering including those beaten down semi

here's one just to the west of ireland early on sunday, and that does mean thicker cloud and possiblys a dry day, bar the odd shower developing here and there, and some hazy sunshine after. relatively bright if not sunny start. now temperatures still into the 20s across many central and eastern parts of the uk, but out towards the west we've got that somewhat fresher atlantic air. so highs will be generally in the range of 18 to 20. and wherever you are, they're actually about the average for this time in the summer. now sunday evening, that small weather system does move across northern ireland and into scotland. so it means outbreaks of rain, so damp conditions for belfast. the western isles generally around the irish sea. so this is early on monday. but look at the current of air. you can see the orange colours here. that's yes, atlantic air coming from the west but it is relatively warm. so rather again i think on the humid side a fair amount of moisture in the atmosphere that's going to spark off a few more showers. but i think breezy conditions also, particularly around some of

but if we look towards the west, across northern ireland, there are some showers here and those willme heavy, thundery downpours across england and wales later on in the night. a lot of cloud around overnight. it's going to be pretty warm out there, 17 degrees minimum in the south—east of england. and for scotland, it's going to be a lot warmer than it was last night. but we've got the downpours to begin with across the midlands, northern england — it could be thundery — move out of the way and then we get a bit of sunshine that will trigger some further thundery showers for england and wales, whereas scotland and northern ireland, looking much drier. and, with a bit more sunshine in the afternoon, temperatures could be a little bit higher than today. elsewhere for england and wales, temperatures aren't going to be as high as they have been, but still very warm out there, particularly if you do miss those showers. now, we started the week with high pressure dominant. we're going to end the week with low pressure more dominant. there still could be some showers to clear away from east

further north—west, this ridge of high pressure should break the cloud up across parts of west scotland, northern irelandrly direction, so temperatures will continue to run below average, about 15—20 celsius for your high. now the weekend sees low pressure get close to the north—east of the uk — so it's across eastern scotland and north east england that will probably have some general outbreaks of rain developing. otherwise, quite a lot of dry weather on saturday, just a few brief showers. sunday, mostly fine with temperatures high, teens to low—20s. bye for now. the us teams up with mexico, launching new rules to prevent china and other nations from bypassing tariffs. as thousands of samsung electronics workers go on strike indefinitely, we take a look at the impact on chip production. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. to our top story today. the us has announced new rules targeting firms from china and other countries that are routing shipments of steel and aluminum through mexico in a bid to evade tariffs. 0ur north america business correspondent erin delmore has all the details. ba

the brightest conditions, probably across the north—east of scotland and then later into the west of irelandursday night and into friday, though, that rain gradually clears, lingering longest towards the south—east and the channel islands. could be there first thing friday morning. it will shift out of the way. good, long, sunny spells for many on friday, a scattering of showers. showers most likely, though, across the north and the west of the country. and temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine too. we'll see one or two showers around on saturday, but overall through the weekend, it's turning drier and warmerfor most. good morning. welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. 0ur headlines today... kamala harris launches her bid to be us president and insists she will beat donald trump. we have doors to knock on, we have people to talk to, we have phone calls to make and we have an election to win. cheering. 3000 violent crimes against women and girls every day. police chiefs warn it's become a national emergency. the race to replace rishi sunak as conservative leader begins tomo

west. across northern ireland and scotland. some of those showers could be heavy in nature. of england and wales, further south and east, clear, sunshine helping lift the temperature to 23 or 2a degrees. the wet weather back on saturday, as are areas of cloud. the weather front pushing further east. that brings showers across scotland, northern ireland, down to northern england, cloud and showers for wales. dry further south and east. we should all be in for a dry day on sunday. high pressure builds in from the azores. more cloudy. isolated showers for the high north. and for the west. mcleod developing wherever you are as we had during the afternoon. that bubbles up here and there. sunny spells. temperatures rising accordingly. feeling warm up pretty much across the board. temperatures really climbing in the south as we head to the start of next week. the risk of some showers to the north and west. goodbye. live from london, this is bbc news. a lawyerfor a man involved in the incident at manchester airport on tuesday says one of the men's condition has "worsened" since yest

still the wind coming from a light westerly, driving in scattered showers across north—west scotland, northern irelando begin with, but also west facing coast. sheltered areas in the east seeing the best of the sunshine, dry and settled with sunny spells continuing. 23 degrees here, still disappointing for this stage of july, but fresherfurther disappointing for this stage of july, but fresher further north, 15-20 at the july, but fresher further north, 15—20 at the very best. into the weekend, the weather front enhancing showers on saturday, but high pressure builds, the wind direction changes to a south—westerly, changing fortunes a little bit later on. saturday, plenty of showers around through northern england, down towards the south—west. either side, some sunny spells, top temperatures of 16—23 degrees. into next week, if you like the summer sunshine and the heat, looking very promising indeed to come up with a south—westerly flow, temperatures back to the high 20s, possibly higher. a lot of dry, settled, sunny weather to look forward to. now let's join our colleagues for the news wherever you a

the brightest conditions, probably across the north—east of scotland and then later into the west of irelandy clears, lingering longest towards the south—east and the channel islands. could be there first thing friday morning. it will shift out of the way. good, long, sunny spells for many on friday, a scattering of showers. showers most likely, though, across the north and the west of the country. and temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine too. we'll see one or two showers around on saturday, but overall through the weekend, it's turning drier and warmerfor most. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. this week, lara meets the robot that's got a mind of its own. i acknowledge the person standing directly in front of me as being human. but she's looking at you! i'm human, too. how do we get those precious metals back out of our phones? well, spencer grabs the sponge that's got the midas touch. we're witnessing the rise of the electric charger... ..literally. tom paulson moves, but hopefully not a hams

still the wind coming from a light westerly, driving in scattered showers across north—west scotland, northern irelandhe best of the sunshine, dry and settled with sunny spells continuing. 23 degrees here, still disappointing for this stage of july, but fresherfurther disappointing for this stage of july, but fresher further north, 15-20 at the july, but fresher further north, 15—20 at the very best. into the weekend, the weather front enhancing showers on saturday, but high pressure builds, the wind direction changes to a south—westerly, changing fortunes a little bit later on. saturday, plenty of showers

ireland. but that rain is going to pep up overnight. it could turn heavy for a time across the westt of scotland. a few showers for north wales, maybe, but for most of england, wales, southern and eastern scotland are drying out quite a warm night, temperatures holding up in some towns and cities at 15 or 16 degrees on to thursday, and a dull, damp start, certainly for northern ireland and western scotland . ireland and western scotland. but in the south mostly fine. could be some morning fog patches around. they may take a couple of hours to clear away, but generally plenty of sunshine across the south. a bit more cloud in west wales, northwest england. 1 or 2 showers here and a dull, damp morning for northern ireland and a good part of scotland seeing cloud and outbreaks of rain. maybe parts of the east coast escaping largely dry. but even here a few showers may drift up as we go through the morning. so it's a bit of a north south split with the weather sunny to start with. i'm hopeful that parts of southern and eastern scotland will actually turn a bit drier through the morning a

west, probably going to push into the southeast of england by the afternoon. some of that could be quite heavy. a few scattered showers further north, particularly so for northern irelandthe west. but in between these two areas, quite a lot of dry weather. in the sunnier spells, temperatures up to about 2k degrees, but i think most of us, we're looking at about 16 to 22. now, into thursday evening, some more spells of rain moving through the english channel, affecting southern counties of england for a time. some scattered showers continue to move in from the north. but the cloud moves away towards the south east, so still a reasonably humid night across parts of east anglia and the south east — 15 degrees or so. but most of us, a cooler, fresher feel to friday morning, and that fresher air will continue to roll in on a westerly breeze behind this weather front on friday, so a real change in the feel to the weather. with that fresher air comes more sunshine on friday. still a few showers, here and there, particularly so for northern ireland and for scotland, but there could be one or two elsewhere across england and wales. dry and bright for many, though, especially to

but if we look towards the west, across northern ireland, there are some showers here and those will pretty warm out there, 17 celsius minimum in the south—east of england. and for scotland, it's going to be a lot warmer than it was last night. but we've got the downpours to begin with across the midlands, northern england — it could be thundery — move out of the way and then we get a bit of sunshine that will trigger some further thundery showers for england and wales, whereas scotland and northern ireland, looking much drier. and, with a bit more sunshine in the afternoon, temperatures could be a little bit higher than today. elsewhere for england and wales, temperatures aren't going to be as high as they have been, but still very warm out there, particularly if you do miss those showers. now, we started the week with high pressure dominant. we're going to end the week with low pressure more dominant. there still could be some showers to clear away from eastern parts of england on friday morning. and then we look to the west because we've got this cloud thickening the wind picking

the brightest conditions, probably across the north—east of scotland and then later into the west of irelandwards the south—east and the channel islands. could be there first thing friday morning. it will shift out of the way. good, long, sunny spells for many on friday, a scattering of showers. showers most likely, though, across the north and the west of the country. and temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine too. we'll see one or two showers around on saturday, but overall through the weekend, it's turning drier and warmerfor most. it's my intention to go out and earn this nomination, and to win. kamala harris, the united states vice president, makes herfirst campaign pitch to be the democratic party's new presidential nominee. india's finance minister will be presenting the budget today setting the tone from the renderer motor�*s third term in office. we will bring you all the updates from new delhi. hello, and welcome to business today. i'm arunoday mukharji. the us vice president kamala harris has launched her pitch to become the new aquatic presidential nominee afterjoe biden pull

stop some of the bridges conditions across the north—east of scotland and then later into the west of irelandng longer stores are south—east and the channel islands, could be their first thing friday morning, it will shift out of the way. good long sites was for many on friday. the scattering of showers. showers most likely across the north and west of the country and temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine. 0ne temperatures very pleasant in the sunshine. one or two showers around on saturday but overall through the weekend it is turning drier and more foremost. what is going on, that's the question we are asking this morning. this is because online influencers like andrew tate, we are being told are radicalising boys into extreme misogyny in a way that is quite terrifying, police are warning this morning. a senior police officer has warned young men and boys can be radicalise the same way terrorists draw in followers. she was speaking at the national police chiefs' council, publishing a report into violence against women and girls that it violence against women and girls thatitis violence

ireland. a lot more cloud compared with today. some outbreaks of rain, the western isles and then later in the day in the west of northern ireland.ls breaking through. a bit more high cloud across england and wales compared with today. but it's still going to be a sunny one nonetheless. and if anything, temperatures climb even further. 2a in the north east of scotland, 28, maybe 29, in the south east of england, and the humidity then builds through monday night into tuesday, the nights becoming warmer. that's warmth coming up from the near continent. tuesday could be the hottest day as far as temperatures are concerned, especially towards the southeast corner. we could see 2930, maybe 31 celsius down a little bit, though, compared with monday across scotland and northern ireland. that's because we still have more cloudier and slightly fresher air pushed in off the atlantic as we go into tuesday itself. for england and wales, though, plenty of sunshine but hazy in places and we could just start to see a few showers and thunderstorms brew in around the english channel late in the day. that's as this area of low pressure drifts its

west. so across northern ireland and across scotland, some of those showers could be quite heavy in nature.les, but further south and east it's dry, and the sunshine will help to lift the temperature to around 23 or 2a celsius here. but the wet weather is back on saturday, as are some areas of cloud from a weather front just gradually pushing further eastwards, bringing some showers across scotland, northern ireland down through northern england. some more cloud and some showers for wales, but it's drier again the further south and east you go, but we should all be in for a dry day on sunday. high pressure builds in from the azores so still more cloud, maybe one or two isolated showers for the far north and the west, and there will be more cloud developing wherever you are, i think, as we head through the afternoon, just bubbling up here and there, but still some sunny spells and temperatures will be rising accordingly. so feeling warmer pretty much across the board, and temperatures really climbing in the south as we head through into the start of next week. always the risk of some more sh

of england, but there'll also be more persistent rain pushing into western scotland, northern ireland, west the far south—west of cornwall, where we get the sunshine in the south and southeast. 2526 celsius feeling very warm indeed, but where we've got the rain moving in, it's going to start to feel more unpleasant, the breeze picking up as well into the afternoon and evening. by this stage, the rain reaching exmoor, dartmoor and covering much of cornwall . we keep the sunny cornwall. we keep the sunny spells into the evening for the east and south—east of england, but wales is turning increasingly cloudy and wet . increasingly cloudy and wet. northern ireland by this stage also reasonably damp, as well as northwest england and western scotland. 1 or 2 showers for the east of scotland . otherwise we east of scotland. otherwise we cling on to some breaks in the cloud through the evening and temperatures of 18 to 19 celsius. now the first area of rain moves through scotland , rain moves through scotland, western england and wales overnight. there'll also be a reasonable covering of cloud spre

ireland. but that rain is going to pep up overnight. it could turn heavy for a time across the westand along the west coast of scotland. a few showers for nonh of scotland. a few showers for north wales, maybe, but for most of england, wales, southern and eastern scotland are drying out. quite a warm night, temperatures holding up in some towns and cities at 15 or 16 degrees onto thursday, and a dull, damp start, certainly for northern ireland and western scotland. but in the south mostly fine. could be some morning fog patches around. they may take a couple of hours to clear away, but generally plenty of sunshine across the south. a bit more cloud in west wales, north west england 1 or 2 showers here and a dull, damp morning for northern ireland and a good part of scotland seeing cloud and outbreaks of rain. maybe parts of the east coast escaping largely dry. but even here a few showers may drift up as we go through the morning, so it's a bit of a north south split with the weather certainly to start with, i'm hopeful that parts of southern and eastern scotland will actually turn a