north—west of scotland and slowly edging southwards and is was into northern ireland and south—west scotlasouth—west scotland into the early hours of sunday. elsewhere it is dry with variable amount of cloud. it is still quite muggy and sticky, pressure further north. through the day tomorrow this front will bring some patchy rain to northern ireland and western scotland, brightening up to the north of that. much of england and wales stays sunny and dry. passing light showers in the afternoon. top temperatures of 14 in glasgow and 27 in the london region. on sunday we will see sunshine breaking through, scattered showers in the afternoon. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11: donald trump says he's hoping for a quick trade deal with britain after brexit, but the prime minister asks him to re—think his climate stance. like other world leaders here, i am dismayed at the decision of the us to pull out of the paris agreement, andi to pull out of the paris agreement, and i have urged president trump to rejoin the agreement. vladimir putin says he's established a working re

notjust on saturday morning, but throughout much of the weekend, and it is north—west scotla nd weekendat 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 downpours will be across southern scotland and north—east england. ungarie and a chance of hail. some thunder and england. ungarie and a chance of hail. some thunderand rain england. ungarie and a chan

but north—west scotla nd northern scotland. ng up the odd shower here and there. the further north you are you will see rain to start the day. already, at this stage of the morning, a few showers popping up in south—west england and south—west wales. outbreaks of rain affecting parts of these in england, but beginning to put away. through the day, we start with sunshine. that bills. 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. 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 some wet weather as we go into the far north round. this is how sunday is shaping up. it is really just sunshine and showers. maybe more of us escaping the showers on sunday. tempe

so while the rain holds on in the north and east of scotland well into the afternoon, for south—west scotlaightening in northern ireland. across lincolnshire, east anglia, into the south—east, saying cloudy in the afternoon with splashes of rain at times, but bright sky is developing in the south—west and wales, not feeling too bad, 20 in exeter. through wednesday night into the early hours of thursday we lose the early hours of thursday we lose the rain from eastern areas. a lot of dry weather through the night. however, up into the north—west, quite hefty showers in northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures 11— 15 degrees. on thursday, low pressure the dominant feature of the weather. in fact it is unusual to see a low this deep on the weather charts at this time of year. it means there will be strong wind, especially in the north—west, and a lot of showers in north—western areas. even further south and east, we will see some showers, although they will move quickly with the strong wind, those showers will be heavy, possibly thundery, sunny breaks and 17. 20 degrees in london. s

quite windy, and windy in north—west scotla nd quite windy, and windy in north—west scotland where thereland. turning dry and clear, overnight 10—15. this weekend, for many, tomorrow is the better day of the weekend. there will be showers, especially across north—west scotland. sunny spells, cloud and rain coming back into southern england and wales through the afternoon. it is breezy again with these showers, especially in north—west scotland. a few the southern and eastern parts of scotland. dotted in northern ireland, a few for england. many will avoid and stay dry, and have pleasa nt will avoid and stay dry, and have pleasant spells of sunshine. it may bea dry pleasant spells of sunshine. it may be a dry start, but cloud and rain coming back across southern england into south wales at this stage of the afternoon. that means after cloud and rain, the test match will see outbreaks of rain tomorrow afternoon, perhaps lasting into the evening. this is the picture tomorrow evening. uncertainty about how far north the rain will get. still, though, showers across north—west scotland court

dangling across southern scotland and northern england will continue to break up, especially in south—west scotla this. temperatures across england and wales, the mid—to—high 20 is, especially in the south. in north wales and northern england, scotland and northern ireland, that little bit lower. through the evening and overnight we will start importing thunderstorms across southern counties, some will be heavy. a new weather front will show its hand across western scotland and northern ireland by the end of the night, introducing rain. temperature wise, ten to 11. tomorrow the rain in the north rattles through quickly and later another weather front comes to the west of scotland, thunderstorms push north through the day. some of those will be torrential with large hail in them but a lot will miss them all together, staying dry, hot, sunny and humid. again tomorrow there's the potential for temperatures to reach 30 in parts of southern england. as we head into friday, a lot of dry weather, fair bit of sunshine around, still hot and humid in the south—east, 29 or 30 possible, showers in noughties

got a frontal system approaching from the north west and that is bringing rain across the north west of scotlarth west of scotland and it will push further south across scotland into northern ireland. further south, drier conditions and still quite warm and muqqy conditions and still quite warm and muggy with comfortable conditions by sleeping. temperatures holding up around 16 or 17. through the day tomorrow plenty more of that warm sunshine, particularly in england and wales. perhaps a bit more cloud. rainfor and wales. perhaps a bit more cloud. rain for northern ireland and southern and western parts of scotla nd southern and western parts of scotland at times. but northern scotla nd scotland at times. but northern scotland should brighten up with a return to some sunshine. temperatures are about 16 or so, but we will see cloud and patchy rain continuing. in the bulk of england and wales most places stay dry all day with long spells of sunshine. patchy cloud could bring some isolated, passing showers. most places should be dry for the london region, temperatures 26 degrees. 0n sunday evenin

the south—west and thicker cloud in the south—west and thicker cloud in the far north and north—west of scotlaand north—west of scotland giving outbreaks of rain. but your pictures coming in today have shown a lot of sunshine. this is the isle of wight and the big picture for the start of the weekend. this weather system at the other end of the uk we are watching for the rain. the far north of mainland scotland, it is breezy as well compared with the rest of the uk. let's look at things are for the rest of this afternoon and this evening. i have the weather system far north of scotland tonight. that will edge into more of northern scotla nd will edge into more of northern scotland across the northern isles. there might be a light shower from the cloud increasing and turning drizzly on the hills. another warm and muggy night across parts of england and wales, especially south—east england where it has been fresher today. humidity increasing again tonight. the weather front ta kes again tonight. the weather front takes outbreaks of rain southwards through scotland london to northern ireland. bri

sunshine returning to the north west of scotla nd returning to the north west of scotland after the rainuth into northern england, dan towards the south—west. temperatures around 21 degrees inland, cooler around the coast. heading eastwards through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, high 20s. chance of one oi’ south—east, high 20s. chance of one or two isolated showers. shirts stay dry clothes. —— chips they drive laws. fine evening across sunday. cloud through central scotland and northern ireland. clearer skies to the north of that, ahead in northern scotland. monday, many of us starting with more clout. showers here and there. when there washer, sunshine breaking through the cloud. scattered, potentially heavy showers almost anywhere during the afternoon. temperatures are little cooler. tuesday, showers across the northern half of the country. persistent rain pushing eastwards across the south coast. certainly could do a bit of rainfall across southern parts of the country. temperatures 15—21d. mostly fine, some rain in the north, turning more u nsettled some rain in the no

north—west scotla nd complete write—off. rs in wales and the south—west of england. further downpour as possible for south—east scotla nd downpour as possible for south—east scotland and temperatures are not far off normal. on sunday the low pressure m oves far off normal. on sunday the low pressure moves into the north sea and the showers will be widespread. some fairly brisk winds and temperatures between 17—23. wetter weather on the way tomorrow and at the weekend there will be rain and heavy downpours for most areas of the country on either saturday or sunday or both. new figures suggest it's up in england and wales by 10%. recorded violent crime, including stabbings has increased by 18%. jamal boyce was stabbed last year and has been left in a vegetative state. his father expresses his despair. everyday i go to see him it is like i'm going to the funeral everyday. that is not him, that is how i rememberjamal, and it tears me up every time i see him. the figures coincide with home office data showing the number of police

and dry weather before we back into those showers, some heavy again in scotland, especially the west of scotladisappointing 16 or 17. wet weather developed in the evening, scoot away overnight but we still have lots of showers on sunday, especially to the west, likely to be heavy and thundery with a top temperature in the south—east of 21. rather cool this weekend and some rather strong winds as well. sunshine as well but showers and longer spells of rain too. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: aid workers say seven million people in yemen are one step away from famine. and the ongoing outbreak of cholera has affected hundreds—of—thousands of people. with half a million children now severely malnourished, doctors are worried the country will lose its future. the senate in washington has voted overwhelmingly to impose new sanctions on russia, iran and north korea, despite concerns from president trump. the bill will now be sent to the white house for mr trump to sign into law or veto. and this story is trending on bbc.com: it's a heart—warming tale from the aleppo zoo where a

looking at this morning, 9am, showers in northern parts of northern ireland and north—west scotla nd south it is drier and brighter and a bit of sunshine in parts of north—west england to the midlands. heading to wales and the south—west of england, patchy cloud. there's the rain sitting in the isles of scilly and southern parts of cornwall and devon and in the far south—east we have the rain lingering off the coast of kent and east sussex. should be dry to start the day at the oval as the third test continues but later in the afternoon we have more of a chance of seeing the rain heading in an the breeze picking up. moving through the day, this rain in the south will filter further north, so in much of southern england we will see outbreaks through the middle pa rt see outbreaks through the middle part of the day. to the north of that, drier in the midlands, northern england and wales with a few showers and we will see a mix of sunshine and showers in scotland and northern ireland. temperatures today around 17 to 22 degrees. into the evening hours is when we see the rain in the south

some of these through northern ireland and west of scotla nd northern ireland and west of scotland butust northern ireland and west of scotland butjust drawing attention to the south, she would start to thursday morning with the for some thundery downpours. still there first thing in the morning as well. so across wimbledon there could be some showers hopefully clearing away before play gets underway. a pleasa nt before play gets underway. a pleasant day for the north of england and north wales. still showers threatening across west of scotland. but as we go through the day it will be an improving picture with those showers easing away and actually the emphasis with tomorrow is on actually the emphasis with tomorrow isona actually the emphasis with tomorrow is on a good deal of dry and hot weather again. but that could trigger a new set of problems, for the latter stages of the afternoon we could see yet more showers, very isolated but if you get them you will certainly know about them. they could bring some localised flooding. but temperatures could peak at 30 celsius tomorrow. mid—to

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 sunshine

outbreaks of rain will push into the north and west of scotla nd push into the north and west of scotland warm and humid with the threat of thunderstorms in the south—east increasing through sunday night and on into monday. you're watching newsday on the bbc. the top stories: with world leaders about the meet at the summit in germany, president trump calls on the west to stand united against the threat of islamist terrorism. america and europe have suffered one terror attack after another. we are going to get it to stop. as north korea celebrates its latest missile launch, the united states pledges are very severe launch, the united states pledges are very severe response. launch, the united states pledges are very severe response. also on the programme, a high profile visit by china's aircraft carrier docking in hong kong for its five—day stay. ata in hong kong for its five—day stay. at a joint in hong kong for its five—day stay. atajoint —— in hong kong for its five—day stay. at a joint —— and

west. much of scotla nd cloud increasing from the west.f aberdeenshire. heading south through the midlands, wales and the south of england, some

northern ireland, though, having a dry day with some sunshine into the west of scotland. eastern scotlag fairly cloudy and damp and then as we had our way south across england and wales, some heavy showers especially towards the east could catch one or two heavy showers almost anywhere across england and could catch one or two heavy showers almost anywhere across england and the south—west probably having a dry interlude south—east. still some torrential downpours bringing some torrential downpours bringing some torrential downpours bringing subsurface water flooding. now, there is the chance that the showers could stay away from wimbledon, so a largely dry day but there is the chance that we could see some showers interrupting play, i think, during the afternoon. then, heading through into the evening hours, those heavy showers in the east eventually start using away. thunderstorms dying down overnight, but then we will see the next batch of rain moving during the afternoon, we could see 26 celsius in the south—east. still some torrential downpours bringing subsurface water flooding. n

west. much of scotla nd cloud increasing from the west. much of scotland will be dry with some sunshine and a few showers for the likes of aberdeenshire. heading south through the midlands, wales and the south of england, some cloud moving in across parts of cornwall. moving eastward, you can see light showers in east anglia. at wimbledon there is a small chance of a passing shower. predominantly dry over the next couple of days with those temperatures really on the rise. back to this evening, most of us dry, some rain across northern ireland, it will then shift eastwards into southern scotland and northern england. most other places dry, quite muddy in the south. that will continue for much of this week. we've got this slow—moving front bringing rain. to the north of that, fresher conditions. further south, we've got that warm air, so we will see temperatures up into the mid—20s. through the middle of the week, this slow—moving warm front heading north. we will see some light showers on that front, in two parts of scotland as well. northe

the rain pepping up again to the west of scotla nd pepping up again to the west of scotland and northernn on sunday, a lot of cloud around, notice it is warmer with a few spots of rain from this week weather front moving southwards across england and wales. but there could just be something on that in terms of rain were as for scotland, northern ireland, northern england on sunday, a sunny affair, windy in northern scotland with a few showers, but noticed this area are thicker cloud heading south into the warm humid air. the odd spot of light rain and drizzle, one or two showers breaking out. monday and tuesday, high pressure building across the uk, warmer weather to come, by the end of tuesday, thundery showers heading in from the south. into the start of next week, that sets us up. today at 5. police arrest two teenagers after five acid attacks were carried out in east london injust 90 minutes. police say the attacks were barbaric and that one person has life changing injuries. there are calls to restrict the sale of acid. numbers appear to be going up, we will arrest people, we will e

the windiest conditions west of scotla nd the windiest conditions west of scotland and northern irelandt drives through new plans to tackle air pollution, it means all new petrol and diesel cars will be banned in the uk by 2040. we have to get rid of petrol and diesel cars off our roads if we are going to ensure we deal with the health problems pollution causes and meeting our climate change targets. while we welcome the move to cleaner vehicles, it's far too long in the future to do anything about the air quality crisis that we have now. a judge has ordered that 11—month—old charlie gard should be moved to a hospice, unless any other plans can be made before 12 o'clock tomorrow. president donald trump has said transgender people cannot serve in any capacity in the us military.

the far north and west of scotla nd highlands. een the worst of the weather today. this cloud bringing sharp showers and strong winds. it is cloudy with a few spits and spots of rain in the sussex and kent coast, but behind it you can see a clea ra nce. coast, but behind it you can see a clearance. this is devon already. it will be a promising day for most with lots of blue sky and sunshine coming through and temperatures pleasant. about 19— 23 degrees generally across the country. we continue to see wet and windy weather into the far north—west, but for most the afternoon look somewhat like this. across the cornwall and south wales we have19— like this. across the cornwall and south wales we have 19— 21 degrees. a light breeze. perhaps top temperatures of 21— 23 possible somewhere in the south—east through the afternoon. a little bit of fair weather cloud, but a promising day for many. northern ireland and the far north—west, cloud and sharp showers driven along by gusty winds as well. 20— 30 mph possible. the weather front will c

some heavy showers to the south—west of scotla nd heavy showers to the south—west of scotland that behindgolf, the last day at royal birkdale, it could be breezy with a few showers in the forecast. here is the lord's forecasts, showers likely for the afternoon. fairly light winds but some of the showers could be quite heavy. the rain across northern england migrate southwards. further west, clear, cool and dry. england migrate southwards. further west, clear, cooland dry. into monday, it is central and eastern areas. quite cool northerly. the weather system that moves away and the ridge of high—pressure moves in. bright with sunshine and feeling warm, 24 degrees to the south of high ground. the ridge of high pressure pushes into all areas. good, sunny spells, good to be out and about and feeling warm in the sunshine. behind me, noticed the weather system moving in. a spell of rain spreading through for the course of wednesday. and then into thursday, back into the regime of sunshine and showers. a good start to the working week. a very english summer. sun, rain. rain again. we'll be back

rain into northern ireland, getting into wales, south—west england and nudging into the south west of scotla strong winds out west, 16—17 degrees, not the warmest weather forjuly. more to come this weekend. 0ften the warmest weather forjuly. more to come this weekend. often quite cloudy with some sunny spells but also a number of heavy showers which could bring in some fairly lengthy spells of rain. temperatures on the cool side across northern and western areas but not too far off my normal in the east. that is your weather. goodbye for now. today at five: raising the state pension to 68 — it means six million people will have to work up to a year longer to retire. the change comes into force in 2037 — seven years earlier than planned. the government says billions of pounds will be saved. the state pension is going to become more expensive for the country whatever happens, but if we don't face up to it then itjust becomes unsustainable. we'll have the latest and we'll be talking to the man who carried out a review into the state pension age, john cridland, in a moment. the other main storie

the wind will strengthen across north—west scotla nd strengthen across north—west scotland later inlandush rain steadily north—east through the course of the day. so although it will start dry and bright for some eastern areas, such as eastern anglia —— east anglia, it will build and later we will see the rain arrived. if you are in northern england it is not a bad day for you tomorrow. lots of dry weather around, with some sunshine. it is just how far north this band of rain moves. we think at the moment, by evening, it will be ina line the moment, by evening, it will be in a line roughly from preston towards hull. moving into saturday, we start with cloud and rein in the south—east. then we have another batch coming up across the channel islands. we could see some get into central and southern england. as you can see in this chart, there will be dry weather around with a few showers. most of the showers will packin showers. most of the showers will pack in across northern and western scotla nd pack in across northern and western scotland and also northern ireland. by scotland and also

notice there are fewer after midnight but they are still there for northern ireland, north—west england and western scotlad increases, bringing rain back to south—west england and wales, going through the afternoon and into the evening. high teens to load 24 tablature. if you showers in northern ireland and scotland but outbreaks 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 no

north and west scotla nd skies overhead. emperature is widely into the 20s and very strong sunshine overhead, even if it doesn't feel as hot and humid for some in the south as yesterday but temperatures in the south—east could peak at around 25 or 27. 25 or 26 in some parts of north—east england, including here by the humber in hull, 25 not out the question in eastern northern ireland and eastern scotla nd eastern northern ireland and eastern scotland but always cooler in 0rkney and shetland where we continue with the cloud. tonight the cloud will come and go in 0rkney and shetland, more cloud to the west of england and wales but most will have clearer skies, light winds and patchy mist and fog and fresh to start. temperatures changing from day to night to start the week. but tomorrow could be a hot day. a bit more cloud in western england and wales but still with good sunny spells to be found. temperatures will shoot up markedly but with more ofa will shoot up markedly but with more of a breeze to the south and east of engla

around hampshire, dorset, anglesey, there is liverpool and north—west england, western scotla nd and hat kind of low 80 ins terms of fahrenheit. but 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 wa

west. some late sunshine to be enjoyed across scotla nd late sunshine to be enjoyed across scotland and intocrowd pushing south across the country. that is a weak front pushing south. —— cloud. introducing fresh air, around 10 celsius across scotla nd fresh air, around 10 celsius across scotland and northern ireland, 18 in the london region, so another muggy night in the south. tomorrow, a better, improved, sunny day for northern england, scotland and northern england, scotland and northern ireland, cloudy in the south, with one or two showers and temperatures between 17—24dc. sunday, most places starting off on a dry and bright note. and some heavy showers common for south and eastern england by the end of the afternoon but temperatures reaching 26 celsius. back to court for the terminally ill baby charlie gard after experts come forward with new evidence about possible treatment. the courts had ruled he be allowed to die, despite his parents' opposition. now the hospital treating him agrees with them the fresh evidence should be reviewed. all i want is two to three months, we will know in

west of scotland. it will be moving further south across scotla nd be moving further south across scotland and northerne night. england and wales remain dry and muggy. a bit more cloud drifting in from the west as we move through into the early hours of sunday. patchy rain further north, heading in across northern parts of northern ireland into the west of scotland. temperatures to the south of that rain band still 13 to 17 degrees, quite muggy. further north across scotland, fresh air starting to move in. through the day into tomorrow, we will keep patchy rain across northern ireland, central, south—western parts of scotland. to the south of that, much of england and wales having a fine and dry day. more cloud than we had during saturday. around the country, 4pm sees the reappearance of the sunshine in scotland, stornoway and inverness, for instance. wet weather across northern ireland into the south—west of scotland, but heading your way south, most pieces staying dry through the day and we will see some long spells of sunshine. more cloud than we have had over recent days. the chance of catching one

afternoon, we will see the clu bs thursday afternoon, we will see the clubs they can sue the north west of scotlathat president trump‘s team knew the russian government was involved in the us presidential election last year.

and then later with the new weather front showing its hand, introducing rain across the north—west of scotlaeaking with the author of a report. we are looking at how businesses are responding. good morning, everyone. the government has asked matthew taylor, the head of the royal society of arts and a former adviser to tony blair to look at modern working practices. nine months ago. he will make this recommendations later this morning. it is all to do with the rise in people working as things like couriers and drivers or offering services on an ad hoc basis. 0ften offering services on an ad hoc basis. often for big companies. jennifer 0'donnell runs a cleaning firm did she contributed to the report and i'm pleased to say she is with us this morning. all of the clea ners with us this morning. all of the cleaners who work for you are technically employees so you pay them a little more. is a more difficult to compete with other countries are companies that don't. i began this business four years ago and when i began i felt quite strongly that all of my should be employed. i think if you go to wo

the end of the day, the next weather front coming in through the west of scotla nd front coming in throughfrom it at all in the south. that takes us into saturday. cloud around. sunny spells. showers as well. you will notice it feels more humid in the south as temperatures start to climb. if you are coming to wimbledon for the finals this weekend, temperature—wise, we are looking at mid to high 20s. if you finding a fresh at the moment, it will get warmerfor some, not finding a fresh at the moment, it will get warmer for some, not all of us. some will be happy and someone be, but that's just weather, isn't it? welcome to my world! thanks very much, see you soon! two years ago the rules around pensions changed, giving millions of people more choice about how to spend their money in retirement. but are they getting the right help and advice? colletta can tell us more. good morning. good morning, good morning, everyone. that's right, the financial regulator has been taking a look at what choices people were making with their new pension freedoms. it's found that getting hold of pension pots e

west england through the afternoon. a scattering of showers and thunderstorms across scotla nd of showers and thunderstorms across scotlandreasingly wet conditions spreading from the west. thunder and lightning mixed in. this rain is associated with that cold front that i showed you a moment ago. and as these rain bands work erratically eastwards during wednesday night and thursday, or eventually we will see the fresh air sweeping from the west. dry weather around on thursday, but look at the temperatures, way down where they have been, 17 in glasgow, perhaps up to 22 there in london. from thursday night into friday, the low pressure will move across the british jobs. this band of rain working through some of the rain, which is on the heavy side. even once it has cleared, sunshine, yes, but showers pushing into the north west, 16—21. low pressure stays with us into the start of the weekend, just pivoting around on top of the british isles, further showers through the day on saturday. spells of sunshine as well. the temperatures around 15—21. for the end of the weekend, low— pressure for the end of the weekend, low—pressur

in the afternoon, the rain should clearfrom northern ireland, spreading into the far south—west of scotlaressure. that brings with it some showers. they could turn quite heavy and perhaps pondering across southern areas of england, wales and perhaps the south west midlands. dashed under ripa. elsewhere, sunny spells, and it could stay dry throughout saturday, temperatures into the low 20s. by sunday, the risk of showers across england and wales. view and further between. good sunny spells, more rain towards the east of scotland. temperatures were they should be for the time of year but feeling quite cool in the wind and rain. this is business live from bbc news with rachel horne and jamie robertson. the european boss of goldman sachs warns that the city of london needs a brexit transition deal as soon as possible. live from london, that's our top story on friday 21stjuly. theresa may moves to reassure businesses, but the chief executive of goldman sachs international says that the uncertainty is costing the bank money. also in the programme: taking stock of trumponomics. markets have surg

tomorrow, we will have a lot of dry weather to start the day but the weather front in the west of scotlaadily south eastwards, taking its cloud with it in the rain turning more showery in nature. fresher conditions for many of us, not as hot in the areas which are going to be hot, except in the south—east, where temperatures will be dry. that leads us into saturday. we start off the day across pots of wales, the midlands, and parts of northern england with some rain. that increasingly turning showery as we go through the course of the day, and once again there will be a lot of dry weather around. it is still the south—east that hangs on to the highest temperatures. for the rest of us we are in the high teens or the low 20s. so still a few days in the low 20s. so still a few days in the south in particularfor that the low 20s. so still a few days in the south in particular for that hot and humid weather to continue. thank you very much, we will get much more from carol and sally from wimbledon later in the morning. how do you create the business leaders of tomorrow? you leaders of tomorro

the winds dropping as well and skies tending to clear. 0ut towards the west, there will still be showers, especially in western scotlan scotland and into northern ireland. low pressure dominates the weather in to the beginning of the week. it will bring some slow—moving and heavy showers in scotland and northern ireland. a few showers across england and northern wales. fewer, like shells on tuesday, and it should feel warmer with more sunshine. hello and welcome to bbc news. the australian prime minister has said his country has foiled a plot to bring down an aeroplane. malcolm turnbull said four people have been arrested in what he called "a majorjoint counter—terrorism operation". additional security has been put in place at all australian domestic and international airports. the australian public, as andrew and mick have observed, can have great confidence in our security arrangements, and in particular our security screening procedures at airports. however, what we have done is increased them

a bit cooler compared to today and the further north—west you go, with highs in scotla nd north—westaviour and promises to confront north korea after its ballistic missile test. i don‘t like to talk about what i have planned. but i have some pretty severe things that we‘re thinking about. that doesn‘t mean we‘re going to do them. i don‘t draw red lines. this is the scene in warsaw where donald trump is due to deliver a major speech about us relations with europe, we‘ll bring you that live. one year on, the chairman of the iraq inquiry tells the bbc that tony blair "failed to be straight with the nation." in the run up to the invasion of iraq in 2003. campaigners warn that choosing care can be like russian roulette after inspectors worn a quarter care services for adults in england are not safe enough. police investigating the manchester concert attack say they believe other people were potentially involved but they don‘t believe the bomber was part of a larger network. and the move is making maths fun, how pupils across the country are competing to be crowned rock royalty. good after

west england. some cruder skies in scotla nd england.notjust to begin with but for much of tuesday. a few heavier burst possible as well. to the south of that, a few showers developing into the midlands, but most places will be dry. there will be some sunny spells coming through. a bit warmer as well as the day goes on. let's ta ke as well as the day goes on. let's take a look at things throughout the day. a rainy zone here, it is quite cool hanging around. it will feel quite pleasant in northern scotland, but still the odd shower around. for the rest of england and wales, it will be warmer to the size of this weather front here. temperatures edging into the 20s for some. —— warmer to the south of this weather front. the wimbledon forecast, a warmer day for tuesday. a hot day on wednesday, and on thursday, warmth and humidity but the chance of a thundery downpours we will see any moment. most of the rain will have died out by wednesday. best of the sunshine will be to the south of that, and with that, temperatures edging up further into

through the day tomorrow, low—pressure sitting across the north—west and driving in further heavy showers, particularly for scotlaher on the website. for now, dateline london. hello, and welcome to dateline london. i‘m jane hill. this week, we hear more about europe‘s migrant crisis. one of my guests is just back from seeing the impact of the continuing flow of people into italy. we‘ll discuss the state of the french presidency. and — what a week in the white house. my guests this week are the writer and broadcaster yasmin alibhai—brown, agnes poirier from france‘s marianne, john fisher burns of the new york times, and the british—somali journalist and writer at prospect magazine, ismail einashe. welcome to you all. we will begin with the migrant crisis. we talked about it not that long ago, but it is an issue that is absolutely not going away. we have a great opportunity to discuss first—hand the issue, and some of the problems facing europe as it struggles to cope with wave after wave of migrants. ismail, you‘ve just returned from italy, which is bearing the brunt of this tide of humanity escaping war, famine,

sunshine, low 20s. 0vernight, weak weather front across scotla nd 0vernight, weak weather front across scotland and northern ireland for some rain. south westrrow, just a few showers, stranded across eastern england. after that, sunny spells. much more sunshine in scotla nd spells. much more sunshine in scotland than today. 16 for glasgow, 17 for edinburgh. that's the weather. hello. this is bbc news, with julian worricker. the headlines at 14:30: theresa may comes under pressure to lift the 1% cap, on pay increases for public sector workers. the environment secretary, michael gove, says the government should listen to pay review bodies' recommendations. council tenants whose services have been disrupted by the grenfell tower fire have had their rent suspended. three blocks have been without hot water since a boiler, located beneath the tower, was destroyed in the blaze. britain says it'll withdraw from an agreement that lets other countries fish in its territorial waters. the government says ending the agreement would help the industry with access to its fishing rights. now on bbc news, it's time for the week in parliament. hello and welco

west england. elsewhere in northern england we are back into sunny spells and a few showers and a few for northern ireland. more especially into scotlaireland. more especially into scotland and could be thundery. sunny spells in between. it's cool and breezy across the uk and a windy end to the day to the south—west as this rain becomes more extensive across england and wales for a time going into this evening. before clearing all. still a few showers overnight for scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, turning dryer and clearer with overnight temperatures of around ten to 15. the big picture for the weekend, a weather front close to the south coast lingering like a bad smell before coming back saturday and low pressure to the north—west a source of showers for scotland and northern ireland on saturday and widely by sunday. this is saturday. sunshine scattered showers for scotland and northern ireland, one or two elsewhere. but elsewhere quite a lot of dry and sunny weather for a time. remember that weather front close to the south coast, it comes back to life. cloud and rain gradually edging north through the afternoon. but if yo

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 westl 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 we have got low pressure and that will bring showers creeping their way northwards and eastwards a cross creeping their way northwards and eastwards across the country on sunday. temperatures fresher than we have had recently, between 16—20. those showers should slowly cleared away towards the east, temperatures between 16—22. this is bbc news. i'm ben brown. the headlines at 7:00pm. recorded crime in england and wales sees its biggest annual rise in a decade — with violent crime up 18%. live in nevada — former us f

west. the northern ireland act much of scotla nd northern ireland act much of scotland are brighter story by. brightening up farm north of scotland. brightening up as the day goes on in northern england, but for east yorkshire, lincolnshire and in the east anglia and the south—east things stay grey in the afternoon. the rain works across south—east england and it should be light and patchy. all the while brighter skies developing for wales and south—west england. it could get to 20 degrees in exeter, despite the strength of the breeze. through wednesday night we lose the rain from eastern areas. a lot of dry weather to take us into thursday morning of but heavy showers getting going in northern ireland and western scotland. for thursday that's what we end up with. a day of sunshine and showers. low pressure still in charge. the deep low like this isn't necessarily what we expect to see on the weather charts in latejuly. expect to see on the weather charts in late july. it expect to see on the weather charts in latejuly. it means quite a blustery day, some sunny spells and showers, some heavy

west england, all pushing further south east. a bit of blues quiet this evening, showers and scotla nd quiet this evening, showers and scotland andes. for the weekends, tomorrow will be the better day, lots of dry weather around. a few showers running into north—west scotland. many will avoid them and stay dry but you will notice this cloud and rain pushing back up across southern england into south wales into the afternoon and during saturday afternoon and during saturday afternoon listing further north into other parts of england and wales. another wet evening but craving for sunday. low pressure close by. showers moving from west to east. reaching east and south—east england later in the day. 82 tower blocks are deemed to have failed a new government fire safety test following the grenfell tower tragedy. the test looked at both cladding and insulation. in salford today, officials began removing materials from nine buildings. they should take the lot off. i don't care how much money it costs them. it's not money — it's people's lives, at the end of the day. i think we are sitting on a tender box. i think we are sitting on a ten

west. tomorrow it will shape up to be a day of sunshine, rain initially across the east of scotla nd rain initiallyscotland should ease, charles cropping up almost anywhere, could be heavy and country, particularly in the east, we could have some surface water flooding, temperatures not quite as warm as recent days, i6-22dc, not quite as warm as recent days, i6—22dc, still not quite as warm as recent days, 16—22dc, still some heavy showers on tuesday, some central and north—eastern parts. more persistent rain any south—west later. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00. celebrations in mosul after the prime minister of iraq announces victory over is in the city. the parents of terminally—ill baby charlie gard deliver a petition to great ormond street hospital calling on them to let him go to the us for experimental treatment. we need to stay hopeful and hope that thejudge we need to stay hopeful and hope that the judge listens to the experts we have now it says this has a chance for working for charlie. what they think he should have this chance, we do and our supporters do as well. thou

brighter weather in north wales and northern england but into the north—west we are back into the showers in the western side of scotlares, 17 in glasgow and 21 or 22 in london. sunday, still low pressure in charge to the north and west, lots of showers, some will be heavy and thundery. showers lighter in the south—east but showers nonetheless and sunshine in between. 0n the cool side this weekend and breezy. some sunshine but it isn't reliable because the showers will never be too far away and some of those showers could turn quite heavy, maybe even a few rumbles of thunder. welcome to newsday. i'm sharanjit leyl, in singapore. the headlines: the human tragedy of the war in yemen. 0ne the human tragedy of the war in yemen. one person every hour is dying from cholera. many are dying needlessly because they can't get the most basic treatment. after more than two years of war, half the health facilities in the country on functioning. congress in washington votes overwhelmingly to impose new sanctions on russia, iran and north korea, despite resident from's objections. also in this programme, final call for americans wis

west of scotland. to the north of that it should brighten up across the north of scotla nd of scotland with sunshine andsouth across the bulk of england and wales, dry weather with long spells of sunshine. more cloud than we have seen over recent days. the chance of a passing shower across wales and the south—west of england into the midlands. fewer showers reaching eastern england with temperatures around 2627 degrees. it is likely to stay dry for the fourth day of the test match at lord's, england versus south africa. 2627 but with a bit more cloud than we have seen over the past few days. heading through sunday evening we will see the rain continuing across northern ireland, pushing into central and southern scotla nd pushing into central and southern scotland before heading eastwards overnight. further south, a couple of showers with a thunderstorm done across the far south—east. the picture is still lucky, around 17 degrees. in parts of england but fresh and further north across the country. monday starts with cloud and showers. most of them woollies away for a time but through the afternoon we wil

west england. as we go into the evening rush—hour, we could see torrential downpours. dusty winds and large hail. rain on and off through the afternoon, and a few showers in scotla are conditions in to the west later on. temperatures will dip in the west later. for much of scotland and northern england in particular, a sticky night. temperatures not drawing much lower than 18 degrees. a cloudy start to thursday. some occasional rain, wettest of all in the far north—east of scotland. sky is bright for most. sunshine out before showers pushing to northern ireland later. you saw the signals there. fresh air is on its way. in there. fresh air is on its way. in the low 20s in the south—east. in the low 20s in the south—east. in the teens for many. continuing that theme on friday. low pressure pushing in across ireland. that will pick up the wind. a very windy in western and southern parts on friday. a spell of rain. heavy bursts working from west to east and some sunshine at times. probably the brightest weather in the north—east of scotland. low pressure never too far away as we go into the weekend. the heatwave, none of the massive thunderstorms we have seen so far

from a weather front which will ease its way out of scotla nd which will ease its way out of scotland and northern ireland bringing rain from the north—westf england and wales as well. temperatures dipping away a touch. a close night across southern parts. this is how we shape up through monday. i think the weather front brings quite a bit of cloud will stop bits and pieces of rain, maybe a passing shower elsewhere. on the grand scale, you get a sense that it is not a bad day really. you get the sense there will be some sunshine around. that is monday's weather front. then joined to around. that is monday's weather front. thenjoined to it, what we will call tuesday's weather, already showing signs of developing out in the atlantic. the wet fingers are extending their grasp across northern ireland and then into southern parts of scotland, on into tuesday, a into northern england, maybe flirting with the north of wales. to the south of it, where the sunshine pops through it will feel like summer. we will boost the temperatures to a warm feeling 23 or 24 temperatures to a warm feeling 23 or 2a degrees or so. that gets us towards the middle p

officer stays sunny, not quite as hot as today but a bit fresher further north west so typically about 17 or 19 across scotlaspots of rain on saturday but most places staying dry. again, quite warm and humid, around 26 degrees in the south. slightly fresher on the north. dry on sunday but with the chance of heavy and thundery showers: moving up. lots going on and you can find the latest way you live on our website. tonight at six: tony blair and the iraq war — the most outspoken comments yet from sirjohn chilcot, the man who led the inquiry. he says the former prime minister was emotionally involved in the argument and relied more on his beliefs than on facts. i think any prime minister taking a country to war has got to be straight with the nation and carry it as far as possible with him or her. i don't believe that was the case in the iraq instance. it's a year since the inquiry‘s report into the war — mr blair's supporters say that should have been the last word. i think it's unfair and wrong and notjustified by the evidence, which the 12 volume report examines in detail. also on tonight: choosing care fo