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west. across eastern england, it was a thunder day with warm spells of sunshine. suffolkith temperatures soaring up to 28 degrees. it was dry again across parts of the south, but we have seen and barely any rainfall so far this month. although there is a bit of rain to come in at the forecast of the next few days, they will be little if anything reaching those dries areas of the south—east and anglia. the heaviest areas will always be scotland, parts of northern england and wales as well. 0vernight policies of rain blowing in, quite a humid night. some cloud will turn out to be quite loud, some mist and fog patches developing over higher ground. we are already off to a website on sunday, temperatures will be surging across eastern england with south—westerly winds. pressure still with us, still bringing breezy conditions with further pulses of rain. they were to speu further pulses of rain. they were to spell it will be in northern ireland, western areas of scotland. probably some rain working across wales into the north midlands, the peaksin wales into the north midlands

in northolt in west london, temperatures hit 32 degrees celsius — just below the 32.7 degrees recorded in suffolkrded in the uk is 38.7 degrees celsius — that was in cambridge injuly 2019. now, experts don't think temperatures will get quite that high over the next few days, but the met office has issued an extreme weather warning for sunday. the rare amber alert applies to most of england and parts of wales. it's designed as a clear warning about the potential impact on transport and health. heat causes about 2,000 excess deaths every year. and so when we get these alerts, we really do want people to modify their behaviour so that they look out for each other, they look out for the most vulnerable — which includes both young people and older people, and also those that have existing long—term conditions. i work from home and i've not got air conditioning and i guess, yeah, i'm just thinking how i'm going to get work done. for me, like, i love it, although it's a bit humid, but i think we should enjoy it and celebrate it because we don't get it often. you're from canada. what do you make about ou

west of jeanine. he's the 72nd palestinian to be killed by israeli forces this year was suffolk and lead as a meeting and gone as capital for the regional echo last summit. they were expected to review sanctions that have been imposed on 3 military ruled member states. the toughest of those have been aimed at molly as military government took power last year and it since promised to hold elections in 2020 full blocks. looking at how to restore civilian rule in guinea and picking a fast though, as well as countries experience. coups last year, the increase in the tanks by our groups across the region is also on the agenda became fossa and molly have seen the worse rise in violence with hundreds of people killed this year. i'm, it interests is life for us that the summit in accra as i mentioned there, i made plenty on agenda. are we expecting any progress to be made there? ah, well, basically on 2 fronts, we sources close to the meeting. by the way, the leaders are still locked up in a meeting in this particular room behind me. we saw as close to that meeting are saying that they've been some progress

west. not like that everywhere, though. across the south—east of england it was a warm day with spells of sunshine, suffolk was the warmest voiceely any ring at all. as a bit of rain to come in the forecast over the next few days, but it'll be little if anything really reaching some of those driest areas of the south—east and east anglia. the heaviest of the rain will always be toward scotland, northern ireland, parts of north—west england and wales as well. here's the picture taker through the rest of the night, we got rain blowing in numbers brisk and south—westerly winds. it's quite a humid night, and some of the cloud is going to turn out to be quite low, some miss and fog patches developing around the south coast, and temperatures dropping no lower than 16 to 18 celsius, so we are already off to a warm start on sunday. one south—westerly winds, otherwise low pressure still with us, and that's going to continue to bring rather breezy or windy conditions. the wettest weather again will be in northern ireland and western areas of scotland, heavier rain works across orkney and shetland, rob liz and rain going across wales, but

in northolt in west london, temperatures hit 32 degrees celsius — just below the 32.7 degrees recorded in suffolkear so far in england. the highest temperature ever recorded in the uk is 38.7 degrees celsius — that was in cambridge injuly 2019. now, experts don't think temperatures will get quite that high over the next few days, but the met office has issued an extreme weather warning for sunday. the rare amber alert applies to most of england and parts of wales. it's designed as a clear warning about the potential impact on transport and health. heat causes about 2,000 excess deaths every year. and so when we get these alerts, we really do want people to modify their behaviour so that they look out for each other, they look out for the most vulnerable — which includes both young people and older people, and also those that have existing long—term conditions. i work from home and not got air conditioning and i guess, yeah, i'm just thinking how i'm going to get work done. for me, like, i love it, although it's a bit humid, but i think we should enjoy it and celebrate it because we don't get it o

i live in the south-west of i england and towards the east it was noticeable how the ground was dry and the grass was yellow. has been reflecting on this. banners in suffolksruption. network rail is urging people not to travel unless absolutely necessary. cancellations, as well as speed restrictions, are in place on some railway lines from today. the rac has advised motorists to make journeys outside the hottest periods of the day, particularly if they have older cars and keep an eye on the temperature of their engine. some councils in england have gritters on stand—by to spread sand — rather than salt — to reduce the chances of tarmac melting. that is the travel advice. i'm at euston hall farm in suffolk. east anglia produces more than £3 billion worth of crops and livestock every year, so getting water is vital to the farmers around the region. if you look at the reservoir behind me they are already grappling with a shortage of that and now, of course, comes the heatwave. for the first half of the year, east anglia has seen only two thirds of its usual level of rainfall, seeing just 185mm in that time. you can see the effects of that here on the grass.