for the early risers, clear skies to start the day across england and wales, but further north and wests that bit thicker, and there'll be a few showers for western scotland and northern ireland. for the early risers, temperatures just into double figures, but in the countryside, single figures, so there will be a certain chill in the airfirst thing in the morning. now, quite quickly, england and wales should get off to a sunny start on friday, before the cloud tends to thicken. it will stay bright across eastern areas, mind you, but later in the afternoon the cloud probably thick enough across, say, southern parts into the bristol channel to give us an odd spit of light rain or drizzle. further north and west, we've got some wet weather moving into northern ireland, the rain quite heavy here at times. that wet weather spreads to western scotland, north—west england and north—west wales, as well, through the day. temperatures — high teens to low 20s. and then, into the weekend, we'll continue to have this feed of pretty warm air across southern parts of the uk. so, even though we won't

that wet weather spreads to western scotland, north—west england and north—west wales through the dayof pretty warm air across southern parts of the uk. so even though we won't see much in the way of sunshine, temperatures still widely into the low—to—mid 20s. fresher conditions across the north of the uk. this low pressure bringing some strong winds as well. so, we get off to a blustery start to the weekend. into scotland, exposed coasts and hills could have gusts of wind of 50mph, maybe even 60mph. but it is quite a blowy start wherever you are. a lot of cloud around. some limited brighter spells possible. the best of these probably heading into eastern england and also the far north—east of scotland, but in between we've got a weather front, a weak one at that, that will bring the thickest cloud across northern ireland, parts of northern england and southern scotland, where we could continue to see occasional spits of light rain or drizzle. and then for the second half of the weekend, we're taking a look at this. this is subtropical storm ernesto, and it's going to be bringing some

wales, eastern scotland. more cloud, though, in the north—west. i mentioned, we've got our weather coming from the atlantic. into wednesday, this area of low pressure will make inroads to create an unsettled day across the north—west corner. more cloud, outbreaks of rain for north—west scotland and northern ireland, perhaps north—west england, and into north—west wales, and with the best of the dry and bright weather in the south and the east corner. the wind arrows are on because it will be a blustery day wherever you are, and certainly in the north—west with the cloud and the rain. that will impact the temperatures, 15—22 degrees. we could make 25, 26, even 27 in the south—east. but then it changes as we head into thursday. that area of low pressure pushes its way south—eastwards. it pushes the cold front across the country as well. it could be quite a wet morning across england and wales, as that band of rain makes its way southwards and eastwards, tending to fizzle out as it does so. but eventually it will clear away, and then behind it will l

wales, eastern scotland. more cloud, though, in the north—west.t our weather coming from the atlantic. into wednesday, this area of low pressure will make inroads to create an unsettled day across the north—west corner. more cloud, outbreaks of rain for north—west scotland and northern ireland, perhaps north—west england, and into north—west wales, and with the best of the dry and bright weather in the south and the east corner. the wind arrows are on because it will be a blustery day wherever you are, and certainly in the north—west with the cloud and the rain. that will impact the temperatures, 15—22 degrees. we could make 25, 26, even 27 in the south—east. but then it changes as we head into thursday. that area of low pressure pushes its way south—eastwards. it pushes the cold front across the country as well. it could be quite a wet morning across england and wales, as that band of rain makes its way southwards and eastwards, tending to fizzle out as it does so. but eventually it will clear away, and then behind it will leave cooler and freshe

improvements for the afternoon and later on across west wales but otherwise the temperature will be depressedsystem moves into the continent, another one coming from the atlantic but on monday we had in between the two, flat westerly flow for the most part and more sunshine around, could be more showers coming in across western scotland and the north—west of england, many places dry and about more sunshine around, bank holiday for most of us with a bit more sunshine and drier weather, the temperature getting a bit of a boost and the temperature into the low 20s, but remember, just eight months ago we were hitting highs of 35, so what we're seeing at moment, much lower. this is bbc world news today. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories... president trump says progress with denuclearisation in north korea is too slow and cancels a planned trip there for his top diplomat. hawaii is hit by torrential rain, flooding, and landslides as it feels the effects of an approaching hurricane. hawaii is going to be impacted by hurricane lane, the question is how bad? ireland gets ready to welcome pope f

mr across wales in south—west england. joining the rest of england. bly not making it into the south—eastern daylight hours. you see from the temperature is how we have got the yellows, even a hint of blue, with the highest temperatures into the near continent and that is when we expect the area of low pressure to come our way. then this year promising to look at the building on greenpoint land. so many people getting in touch with us this morning. as we've been hearing, nearly half a million homes are reportedly planned for so—called green belt land. campaigners say the government is failing to protect it but in response they've told us only a tiny amount of green belt space is going to residential use. i can now speak to tom fyans from the campaign to protect rural england and, in our london newsroom, siobhain mcdonagh, a labour mp who supports some green belt development. good morning to you both. tom, i wa nt to good morning to you both. tom, i want to start with you. we touched on that report which suggests more and more houses are planned on gree

and western areas with some outbreaks of rain and showers affecting parts of scotland, north west england, wales and south—west england as well. through the afternoon, it is looking mostly dry with temperatures getting up to 17 or 21 degrees, so warmer than yesterday. overnight, the cloud melts away had lengthy clear spells for england and wales but the rain comes into the western parts of northern ireland and scotland by the early hours of the morning. temperatures in the countryside will be lower than this, so single figures to start on tuesday morning. but there will be plenty of dry weather and sunny spells with temperatures getting up into the high teens or the low 20s. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. a summary of the latest news: an official un report accuses myanmar‘s military of carrying out genocide against its rohingya population and criticises the country's leader, aung san suu kyi, for failing to intervene. food prices are expected to rise in the coming months as farmers feel the effects of this year's extreme weather. the campaign calling for a new brexit referendum is attempting

not too many showers for the south—west, wales, into the midlands, but more widespread and heavy showerssouth—east, thunderstorms across east anglia, up towards northern england as well. generally dry across northern ireland through the rest of the day, pretty cloudy, as across scotland, a bit of rain and drizzle left over from the weekend. that should eventually fade away overnight, those showers, especially down the eastern side of england, will linger into the evening, heavy and thundery, slow—moving, before fading away later in the night. clear spells here and there, a fair bit of cloud coming in off the atlantic, keeping temperatures, one night, iii typically. as we head into tuesday and perhaps wednesday, a weather front arriving from the mid—atlantic, providing pulses of rain. we have got this split, more clouds, patchy rain for northern ireland, coming into scotland, not too much rain in eastern scotland. much of england and wales will be dry, few if any showers, but cloud building and spreading out, so temperatures tomorrow won't be far away from what we are seeing today. moving

south—east and east anglia and east midlands and lincolnshire and to the west from the south—west through walesengland, more cloud but not much rain. rain pushing into scotland. the moray firth, sheltered, we could see sunshine here. we may get sunshine arriving across northern ireland. the cloud thinning and rain petering out and fairweather cloud developing through the midlands and eastern england. these are the temperatures... higher than today. there will be cloud across scotland, western england and wales and it could produce showers but this is the main band of rain into northern ireland and north—west scotland in the afternoon. the of that, brakes and the cloud and sunny spells and the warmth continuing to build across the midlands and eastern england and around the moray and aberdeenshire. in east anglia we will have the highest temperatures i think on monday. cooler air coming from the north—west next week, behind cloud which will bring a little bit of rain, but only for a while. this is bbc news i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8:00. the number of deaths being investigated in a h

sunshine developing across much of south—west england, wales, the midlands and northern england. and some of them could be heavy and sundry during the afternoon in between the sunny spells. —— heavy and sundry. the black arrows show where the costs will be. 13 to 14 miles an hourand where the costs will be. 13 to 14 miles an hour and feeling chilly. 16 to 20 degrees. into the evening and overnight rain clears away towards the south—east and we are left with clear spells for much of the night with a little ridge of high pressure is starting to move in. that will move away again as low pressure moves in from the atlantic. through friday, increasing amounts of cloud and rain moving in. look at the detail. the rain eventually moves its way to northern ireland, scotland, north west england and north west wales. the rain picks up again on friday. try and bright in the south—east of england. gusts of wind of up to 35 mph, and even more in northern areas on friday. temperatures 16 to 18. they might come up temperatures 16 to 18. they might come up a temperatures 16 to 18. they might come

middle west wales, might get a spot of rain.lay to silver. the women took bronze, whilst shara proctor finished third in the women's long jump. and we liked this from the track yesterday. this is the italian high jumper gianmarco tamberi, and his half—beard. he has done it for a while, apparently. he says it is his trademark now, saying he likes to be on stage and to entertain the audience. i will get half of minos and give you the other half. —— half of mine off. the other venue for these championships is glasgow, and whilst the track cycling may be done, the medals on two wheels kept coming. kyle evans led home a british one—two in the men's bmx, with 18—year—old kye white taking home the silver. evans was lost for words after what he described as a huge performance. and there was gold and silver in the diving pool, as grace reid edged out alicia blagg to win the 3 metre springboard title. britain are now top of the diving table, with ten medals, four of them gold. to the premier league now, and it was an entertaining first sa

wales, eastern scotland. more cloud, though, in the north—west.west, as i mentioned, we've got our weather coming from the atlantic. into wednesday, this area of low pressure will make inroads to create an unsettled day across the north—west corner. more cloud, outbreaks of rain for north—west scotland and northern ireland, perhaps north—west england, and into north—west wales, and with the best of the dry and bright weather in the south and the east corner. the wind arrows are on because it will be a blustery day wherever you are, and certainly in the north—west with the cloud and the rain. that will impact the temperatures, 15—22 degrees. we could make 25, 26, even 27 in the south—east. but then it changes as we head into thursday. that area of low pressure pushes its way south—eastwards. it pushes the cold front across the country as well. it could be quite a wet morning across england and wales, as that band of rain makes its way southwards and eastwards, tending to fizzle out as it does so. but eventually it will clear away, and then behind i

for the early risers, clear skies to start the day across england and wales, but further north and westew showers for western scotland and northern ireland. for the early risers, temperatures just into double figures, but in the countryside, single figures, so there will be a certain chill in the airfirst thing in the morning. now, quite quickly, england and wales should get off to a sunny start on friday, before the cloud tends to thicken. it will stay bright across eastern areas, mind you, but later in the afternoon the cloud probably thick enough across, say, southern parts into the bristol channel to give us an odd spit of light rain or drizzle. further north and west, we've got some wet weather moving into northern ireland. the rain quite heavy here at times. that wet weather spreads to western scotland, north—west england and north—west wales, as well, through the day. temperatures — high teens to low 20s. and then, into the weekend, we'll continue to have this feed of pretty warm air across southern parts of the uk. so, even though we won't see much in the way of sunshine, temper

late improvement for northern ireland and on to west wales but the temperature depressed.ght and we will be in between weather systems on monday, a bank holiday for most, and a better day. a lot more dry weather, more sunshine around, this flat ridge of westerly airflow, a few showers coming in, forthe westerly airflow, a few showers coming in, for the south probably dry with a bit more sunshine and the temperature getting a boost into the low 20s as well. things start to go a little difficult as we head into tuesday and wednesday. a weather front moving in towards the north—west from the atlantic, this one developing out towards biscay and that is what we need to watch later on, this is straightforward, a band of rain and ahead of it generally dry with a fair bit of sunshine and probably warmer. starting to see showers developing across the channel, those should move northwards and develop into more persistent and heavy rain across eastern parts of england than that weather front coming in from the atlantic, cool and fresh air behind it, don't take the position of the rai

a late improvement from northern ireland into west wales as well.at weather system will push away overnight and we will be between weather systems on monday, a bank holiday for most, and a better day. more dry weather and sunshine around. the flat ridge, westerly air through the a few showers coming in. further south, probably dry. those judges will get a boost to a person to the low 20s as well. things go a little difficult as we head into tuesday and wednesday. we have a weather front moving in towards the north—west from the atlantic. this one is developing out towards biscay, and that is what we need to watch. this is fairly straightforward. a band of rain coming into the north—west of the uk. ahead of it, dry and sunshine and a little warmer, mid 20s perhaps. the showers could move northwards and develop into more persistent and heavy rain in the north of england. in the atlantic all the fresh air is coming in behind it. don't take the position of the rain to literally as it may change a little. it should move away on thursday. it is getting pu

west, more of a breeze, 17— 20 degrees. to the south and east, 2a— 25 and it will be fairly humid again as well. on into tuesday evening it will be a dry one. england and wales the atlantic. into wednesday this area of low pressure will make inroads to create an unsettled day in the north—west corner. more cloud, outbreaks of rain for north—west scotland and northern ireland, into north—west wales and with the best of the dry and bright weather in the south and the east corner. the wind arrows are on because it will be a blustery day wherever you are and certainly in the north—west with the rain. that will impact the temperatures. 15— 22 degrees. we could reach 25— 26 or even 27 in the south—east. it changes as we head into thursday. the area of low pressure pushes south—east. it pushes the cold front across the country as well. it could be quite a wet morning across england and wales as that band of rain sings its way southwards and eastwards, tending to fizzle out as it does so. but eventually it will clear away and behind it will leave cool and fresh conditions with sunshine and some showers. most of these in the north—west. temperatures ranging between 1

the rain probably turning much heavier later in the day in south—west england and wales and north—weststs of rain across england and wales and any rain in northern ireland will continue to be patchy and focused on antrim and down. turning cooler across sheltered parts of the northern isles. that ta kes parts of the northern isles. that takes us on into monday and the area of low pressure is still there. the most active of these will be swinging across eastern areas of england and that is where the heaviest rain will be on monday. still quite wet in eastern scotland. a bit of rain for wales and western england, but that will ease with time. sunshine in southern wales and south—west england later on in the day. temperatures 17—23. the cloud will be quite low, so we could see some fog patches over the hills in the morning. 0ver some fog patches over the hills in the morning. over the next few days it is quite unsettled, but in the south a little bit brighter and a bit warmer before temperatures drop away later in the week. we begin with wet weather today, the heaviest rain in northern eng

wales, eastern scotland. more cloud, though, in the north—west.ur weather coming from the atlantic. into wednesday, this area of low pressure will make inroads to create an unsettled day across the north—west corner. more cloud, outbreaks of rain for north—west scotland and northern ireland, perhaps north—west england, and into north—west wales, and with the best of the dry and bright weather in the south and the east corner. the wind arrows are on because it will be a blustery day wherever you are, and certainly in the north—west with the cloud and the rain. that will impact the temperatures, 15—22 degrees. we could make 25, 26, even 27 in the south—east. but then it changes as we head into thursday. that area of low pressure pushes its way south—eastwards. it pushes the cold front across the country as well. it could be quite a wet morning across england and wales, as that band of rain makes its way southwards and eastwards, tending to fizzle out as it does so. but eventually it will clear away, and then behind it will leave cooler and fresher c

that wet weather spreads to western scotland, north—west england and north—west wales through the daye weekend, we'll continue to have this feed of pretty warm air across southern parts of the uk. so even though we won't see much in the way of sunshine, temperatures still widely into the low—to—mid 20s. fresher conditions across the north of the uk. this low pressure bringing some strong winds as well. so, we get off to a blustery start to the weekend. into scotland, exposed coasts and hills could have gusts of wind of 50mph, maybe even 60mph. but it is quite a blowy start wherever you are. a lot of cloud around. some limited brighter spells possible. the best of these probably heading into eastern england and also the far north—east of scotland, but in between we've got a weather front, a weak one at that, that will bring the thickest cloud across northern ireland, parts of northern england and southern scotland, where we could continue to see occasional spits of light rain or drizzle. and then for the second half of the weekend, we're taking a look at this. this is subtropical storm

for the early risers, clear skies to start the day across england and wales, but further north and westew showers for western scotland and northern ireland. for the early risers, temperatures just into double figures, but in the countryside, single figures, so there will be a certain chill in the airfirst thing in the morning. now, quite quickly, england and wales should get off to a sunny start on friday, before the cloud tends to thicken. it will stay bright across eastern areas, mind you, but later in the afternoon the cloud probably thick enough across, say, southern parts into the bristol channel to give us an odd spit of light rain or drizzle. further north and west, we've got some wet weather moving into northern ireland, the rain quite heavy here at times. that wet weather spreads to western scotland, north—west england and north—west wales, as well, through the day. temperatures — high teens to low 20s. and then, into the weekend, we'll continue to have this feed of pretty warm air across southern parts of the uk. so, even though we won't see much in the way of sunshine, temper

that wet weather spreads to western scotland, north—west england and north—west wales through the dayties. into the weekend, we'll continue to have this feed of pretty warm air across southern parts of the uk. so even though we won't see much in the way of sunshine, temperatures still widely into the low—to—mid 20s. fresher conditions across the north of the uk. this low pressure bringing some strong winds as well. so, we get off to a blustery start to the weekend. into scotland, exposed coasts and hills could have gusts of wind of 50mph, maybe even 60mph. but it is quite a blowy start wherever you are. a lot of cloud around. some limited brighter spells possible. the best of these probably heading into eastern england and also the far north—east of scotland, but in between we've got a weather front, a weak one at that, that will bring the thickest cloud across northern ireland, parts of northern england and southern scotland, where we could continue to see occasional spits of light rain or drizzle. and then for the second half of the weekend, we're taking a look at this. this is subt

that wet weather spreads to western scotland and north—west england and west wales through the day.ll continue to have this feed of pretty warm air across southern parts of the uk. so even though we won't see much in the way of sunshine, temperatures still widely into the low—to—mid 20s. fresher conditions in the north of the uk. this low pressure bringing some strong winds as well. so, we get off to a blustery start to the weekend. into scotland, exposed coasts and hills could have gusts of wind of 50mph, maybe even 60mph. but it is quite a blowy start wherever you are. a lot of cloud around. some limited brighter spells possible. the best of these probably heading into eastern england and also the far north—east of scotland, but in between we've got a weather front, a weak one at that, that will bring the thickest cloud across northern ireland, parts of northern england and southern scotland, where we could continue to see occasional spits of light rain or drizzle. and then for the second half of the weekend, we're taking a look at this. this is subtropical storm ernesto, and it's

and the south—west of england. 0utbreaks parts of wales and the south—west ofs well. by the time we get to 4pm the rain will be in across south—west england and wales, turning heavy in places and strengthening south—westerly winds as well. some of the damp weather will arrive across central and southern england, the midlands and eventually greater manchester and merseyside late evening. scotland, largely dry day but a few showers for the northern isles. eastern scotla nd for the northern isles. eastern scotland is where the best of the afternoon sunshine will be. 0vernight the rain becomes more extensive 0vernight the rain becomes more exte ns ive a cross 0vernight the rain becomes more extensive across england and wales before spreading to northern ireland and a good part of scotland. the far north of scotland keeping slightly clearer weather but here it will turn chilly in rural areas. a mild night with temperatures 13 to 17 degrees with fog patches developing over the hills as well. as far as the weekend goes, sunday is the worst of the two days. cold front

the north and west of wales will see bigger clouds with outbursts of heavy rain at times. arly in the north—west with temperatures around 19, 20 across goal and done northern ireland. in the south—east mid—20s once again. how to wednesday and into thursday, about all of us should get a dose of rain. behind the cold front will get into cooler, fresh air everywhere. then, the next change thursday into friday year is that another area of low pressure will wind itself up bringing wet and windy weather into the north—west. mixed fortunes. thursday cooler and fresher for all of mixed fortunes. thursday cooler and fresherfor all of us. by mixed fortunes. thursday cooler and fresher for all of us. by friday it will be wet and windy, particularly in the north—west. at 10 this is bbc news. the headlines... a doctor who was struck off over the death of a six—year—old boy wins her appeal to practise medicine again. jack adcock died of sepsis. dr hadiza bawa—garba was convicted of manslaughter by gross negligence. i can't see myself being anybody else but i practising doctor serving the

sunny spells, dry weather for the north—west england and wales. england and wales with the sunny conditions more towards eastern parts of england and temperatures widely up to 22 celsius. as we head into the second part of the weekend, we have this weather front which will push its way towards northern ireland and north—west scotland. that will bring outbreaks of rain but away from here another dry day with sunny spells. you can see how it warms up and we have some heat across refurb and into aberdeenshire. —— across the moray firth. higher temperatures more towards the midlands, lincolnshire, east anglia and the south—east likely to get 25, maybe even 26 celsius. thank you. a reminder of our top story... britain's biggest payday lender — wonga — is going into administration tonight after facing a surge in compensation claims. that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me. 0n bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: mp frank field resigns the labour whip, saying the party's leader

spilling into south—west england, wales, north—west england and scotland and gradually working its waysterly wind as we had through the day and, as a result, it will feel much cooler once again. temperatures back down in the mid to high teens but it's all change again on monday. a bank holiday for many. fine, dry weather throughout the day with a chance of one or two showers particularly in north—west scotland. more cloud around but some breaks allowing for bright sunny spells to emerge and temperatures bearing a little bit better as we had through monday. high teens, possibly low 20s once again. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm martine croxall. today at 2: alex salmond, scotland's former first minister, describes sexual misconduct allegations against him as ‘patently ridiculous' and says he'll take the scottish government to court over its handling of the allegations i deny that i harassed anyone and i am explicitly refuting any suggestion of criminality. the scottish government confirms two cases are being investigated. mr salmond's successor, nicola sturgeon, insists the c

cloud will spread from the west, rain into northern ireland and parts of western scotland and the west walesness in the south—east corner, up to around 23. now, as we get into the weekend, we're going to get into a feed of westerly winds and for the southern half of the country that's going to bring warm, moist air with a lot of cloud. to the north of this weather front, though, we will stick with something significantly cooler. quite windy across the north of scotla nd quite windy across the north of scotland as we start saturday but here bright weather with spells of sunshine. our weather front here bringing outbreaks of rain in southern scotland, northern ireland and maybe northern england and to the south of that, that's where we will have warm and humid air. some sunshine and mist and murk for western coasts, mid—20s. on sunday, an area of rain moving from northern ireland into scotland, northern ireland, some uncertainty about how far south it will get. on the cool side in the north of scotland. two something is up for this weekend, something is up for this weekend, some rain at times

west wales, western scotla nd two showers. west wales, western scotland see the odd one. uk. bringing more cloud towards northern ireland, little or no rain, some here in the far south. away from here, dry day, spells of sunshine. al towards the west as the band of cloud approaches, stronger southerly winds, light further east. maybe a touch warm across scotland, 18-19. into maybe a touch warm across scotland, 18—19. into the weekend, cloud coming in from the atlantic, bringing some buckets of rain and drizzle. always drier, brighter and a bit warmer. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at three... shot across the bow: french fishermen throw rocks and smoke bombs — as british vessels are rammed — in the latest batttle of the so—called ‘scallop war‘. before we knew it we had ten or 15 french boats surrounding us, throwing rocks at us and flares. theresa may visits nigeria where she's holding talks to boost trade and also tackle the issues of security and human trafficking. more than a fifth of 14—year—old girls say they've self—harmed — a report

northwest england and north—west wales, maybe showery rain into the afternoon. 30 to 110 north—west where we could see gusts, 30 to a0 miles an hour. temperatures similarto 30 to a0 miles an hour. temperatures similar to yesterday across northern parts, down to the south—east where there is more sunshine. temperatures there is more sunshine. temperatures there 22 degrees. the rain will push south into northern england. they will stay damp and pretty wet across much of northern ireland, scotland on the far north of england into the early hours of saturday morning. then generally for the weekend it's going to be quite cloudy. there will be rain at times, particularly as we will see in a moment on sunday. we start off on saturday, quite wet from northern ireland through southern and central scotland, northern england seeing rain at times as well. either side of that there will be something drier and brighter with sunny spells at times across much of england and wales and feeling quite warm and humid. temperatures getting to about 23, 20 5 degrees. temperatures in t

for the early risers, clear skies to start the day across england and wales, but further north and west western scotland and northern ireland. for the early risers, temperatures just into double figures, but in the countryside, single figures, so there will be a certain chill in the airfirst thing in the morning. now, quite quickly, england and wales should get off to a sunny start on friday, before the cloud tends to thicken. it will stay bright across eastern areas, mind you, but later in the afternoon the cloud probably thick enough across, say, southern parts into the bristol channel to give us an odd spit of light rain or drizzle. further north and west, we've got some wet weather moving into northern ireland, the rain quite heavy here at times. that wet weather spreads to western scotland, north—west england and north—west wales, as well, through the day. temperatures — high teens to low 20s. and then, into the weekend, we'll continue to have this feed of pretty warm air across southern parts of the uk. so, even though we won't see much in the way of sunshine, temperatures still w

then showers into the wales, the west and the east midlands. nd and in the fire south of england. some of these showers in wales and the north—west of england could be heavy, bringing hail and lying surface water. into the evening hours we will gradually start to see the rain for hours we will gradually start to see the rainfora hours we will gradually start to see the rain for a time in the south east easing away, but it will continue across parts of scotland. further showers in the west and in wales and north—west england as well. as the picture tonight and quite mild with temperatures around 14 or 15. as we head through the day, we will see that mild start and then further showers on monday. low pressure slowly clears the way to the east and tyre pressure nudges in from the atlantic. more showers in parts of scotland and eastern england. the heaviest showers on monday will be in parts of northern england, particularly in yorkshire and lincolnshire. a chance of seeing some standing water. during monday afternoon temperatures are around about 2

it will ease off, some breaks in the cloud for scotland, mist and low cloud disbursing from wales and south west england and wales with plenty of sunshine and temperatures exceeding 30 degrees in east anglia and south—east england, fresher the further north and west you go. a fine evening for many with late spells of sunshine, still clouds stretching across scotland into northern england, maybe bringing the odd patch of rain, some mist and low cloud returning to wales and south west england. our front is still with us on tuesday, it is making slow progress south and eastwards and by tuesday it is a fairly weak affair, a lot of cloud stretching from southern england enters north—west england and parts of wales as well, patchy rain at times but that will tend to ease through the day and too much of tuesday afternoon, much of the country will be largely dry, the best of the sunshine the further east you go and we are still holding onto that heat across south—east england but not for long. the change will slowly come through web and day has finally that france tries to clear it south—east england an

we'll continue to see showers for north—west england, wales and the south—west, some heavy showers, soface water around. more rain to come across parts of the south—east of england and east anglia through the course of the night too. fairly cloudy and mild for most of us overnight with temperatures holding at around 14-15. to temperatures holding at around 14—15. to start our new working week low pressure is still in charge. we've got high pressure across the azores, trying to nudge and across the uk. but we still got weather fronts lingering across scotland and into eastern england will stop another fairly cloudy picture on monday with outbreaks of rain across parts of scotland, not particularly heavy but slow—moving. the heaviest showers will be towards yorkshire and lincolnshire, some hail asunder and lincolnshire, some hail asunder and heavy downpours of rain likely here. further towards the south and south—west, higher pressure in charge with more sunshine than today and an improved picture for wales and an improved picture for wales and south—west england. temperatures around 23,

late improvement in northern ireland, perhaps on to west wales, but those temperatures are going to dropr day. we have a lot more dry weather, more sunshine around, westerly airflow, a few showers coming in on that westerly breeze, further south, probably dry with a bit more sunshine, those temperatures will get a boost into the low 20s. things start to go a little difficult as we head into tuesday and wednesday. weather front moving in towards the north—west from the atlantic, this one is developing out towards biscay and we need to watch that later. this is fairly straightforward, rain coming m, fairly straightforward, rain coming in, ahead of it generally dry. a bit warmer, perhaps mid 20s. we will see showers developing across the channel which should move north and develop into more persistent and heavy rain across the east and and that weather front will come in from the atlantic, cooler and fresher air behind it. do not take the position of the rain literally, it could change a little but it should never wa ke change a little but it should never wake on thursday and it will get pu

it will work its way into our land on sunday morning and it will work its way into south—west england, walesnied by a fairly gusty, south—westerly wind. it works its way eastwards as we head through the day. underneath the cloud not particularly warm at all and temperatures will be back down into the teens. that clears away as we head on into monday. let's summarise the weekend. 0n we head on into monday. let's summarise the weekend. on saturday we had a few showers around. it will be wet and windy on sunday for most of us, but on monday the bank holiday is a quieter story, brighter and warmer with many places seems spells of sunshine. a mixed bag this weekend. a reminder of our top story: scotland's former first minister, alex salmond, has hit back at the scottish government after being investigated over claims of sexual harassment. egyptian authorities say a british couple on holiday there died of natural causes, but relatives say they were "in perfect health". that's all from the bbc news at six so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello. y

fine end to the day this and we will have low cloud and mist working its way into the south—west and up into waless not dipping much lower than 30 celsius. monday morning gets going as it means to go on, mist and low cloud will clear quickly through south—west england and wales. more cloud through scotland, which will work its way into northern england and northern ireland too. northern scotla nd and northern ireland too. northern scotland will see something a bit brighter by the time the day is done. the sunshine in the south and east and that is where we see the highest temperatures, 31, possibly 32 celsius. tuesday, the weather front will tried to make progress but it will stall, introducing more cloud through england —— northern england but then it will start to fizzle out. patchy rain as well in the south—west. 0nce fizzle out. patchy rain as well in the south—west. once again, through central england on the south—east, it is going to be another fine, central england on the south—east, it is going to be anotherfine, dry day. plenty of sunshine again and temperatures rising, we could get to 32

not too many showers for the south—west, wales, into the midlands, but more widespread and heavy showers

mostly likened patchy rain in northern ireland and the west of wales.outh—east are tuned to creep up. for many it will be a humid weekend, especially in the south, and there will be some rain at times. to the top of his sport — and diving off. there he is, london 2012. and he become a dad just seven weeks ago. and our second guest's dreams came true when she was catapulted to the top of the charts after releasing her first single, which appropriately enough was all about dreams coming true. please welcome, tom daley and gabrielle! we alsojoined by we also joined by karen we alsojoined by karen gibson, conductor of the kingdom choir, we will be doing a wonderful tribute piece us. you are here to reflect on today's sad news. the sad news today is that the queen of soul, aretha franklin, has died aged 76. don't play that song for me, it brings back memories, of days that i once knew, fills my heart with pain applause great sadness, but there is a real this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 7pm. aretha franklin, the "queen of soul" known f

good morning, a chilly but sunny start, it will cloud over later and we'll see rain in wales and south—westnd later. a full forecast in the next 15 minutes. good morning, it's saturday august 11th. our top story. nasa will today launch one of its most ambitious space missions — sending a probe into the sun's atmosphere. a rocket carrying the parker solar probe will blast off from cape canaveral, in florida, at around 9 o'clock. it will travel at speeds of more than 100 miles per second — that's the equivalent of london to sydney in 88 seconds — making it the fastest man—made object in history. will batchelor reports. and liftoff! a dress rehearsal for a journey into the sun. for more than 60 years, nasa has wanted to gather data from inside the sun's atmosphere. this morning's launch of the parker solar probe from cape canaveral in florida will achieve humanity's first closeup look at a star. protected by a heat shield nearly five inches thick, parker will orbit the sun 2a times over the next seven years, travelling at speeds of 430,000 mph, making it the fastest ever man—made object. at it

currently from southern scotla nd which are currently from southern scotland down to north—west england, east walesg to work eastwards, bringing heavy downpours of rain in places. behind it, clearspells, bringing heavy downpours of rain in places. behind it, clear spells, the chance of a look at the media shower, and cloud across scotland and outbreaks of rain here, clear skies for shetland, loads of io— 15. so the area of low pressure is still close by. lingering along eastern coast of scotland and england. and still helping to generate showers. for england and wales you can sum up monday as a day of sunny spells and showers. and where we have the showers, they could be heavy and thundery. meanwhile, we have a lot of cloud across scotland, still bringing outbreaks of rain, which will slowly work northwards. they will slowly work northwards. they will fizzle out and again the best of the sunshine across shetland. temperatures for scotland 15 — i9. northern ireland, 20— 2a in england and wales with the best of the sunshine. the best of the sunshine remains across central, eastern and southern englan

a return to sunnier skies from the west, we‘ll also see a few showers, some for wales and the south—westme of that showery rain to parts of scotland and also on the east coast of england, it does look like as if this pressure moves to the east, higher pressure building from the south—west, and improved day for wales, south—west england and from northern ireland showers should clear with temperatures from 15 to 23 degrees or so. looking ahead through tuesday into wednesday still u nsettled for scotla nd and northern ireland, breezy with showers and at times, things will be drier and it will warm up towards the middle of the week across england and wales. goodbye for now. (arty, at the mk dons... a very late goal from a substitute, turning carty, at the mk dons... a very late goalfrom a substitute, turning in carty, at the mk dons... a very late goal from a substitute, turning in a ci’oss goal from a substitute, turning in a cross from george williams. in his first home game in charge, to bully back—to—back wins from two. it had your fill all today‘s results with my quest. —— with mike wes

this first weather front will bring rain to north—west england, parts of wales and eventually into thein across the south—east. another warm afternoon. as we head through wednesday night, that weather front will merge together and bring rain further south—east to parts of northern england, the midlands, wales and south—west england. ahead of it, another muggy, dry night. to the north—west of it, clear spells and blustery showers. some heavy and feeling cooler and fresher. heading on into thursday, that weather front continues to sink its way south eastwards, it also opens the floodgates into cooler, fresher air which will flood in across the country during thursday and last into friday. it will be noticeable particularly in the south—east. that weather front will take its time to clear the south—east. a grey, wet, blustery day across the south. further north and west it will be quite windy, with sunshine and showers, some of them merging through longer spells of rain across the west of scotland and those temperatures range from 17—20 degrees, feeling much fresher right across the board

then it works its way into south—west england, up into wales, north—west england and into scotland.across the country, with heavy bursts in there. it will be accompanied by gusty south—west winds. it won't feel warm underneath that cloud. with the rain, it will feel much cooler, with temperatures back down in the mid to high teens. as the rain clears away as we head into monday, a bank holiday for many of us, it is a largely fine and dry day with good spells of sunshine. more cloud perhaps for parts of north—west scotland, where we could see a few showers peppering the coast. maybe one or two as well for north—west england. in those lighter winds, once again, it will feel pleasa nt winds, once again, it will feel pleasant and perhaps a touch warmer thanit pleasant and perhaps a touch warmer than it has done recently. i temperatures of 22 celsius. —— high temperatures. scotland's former first minister, alex salmond, hits back at the scottish government after being investigated over claims of sexual harassment. mr salmond said the process of investigation was unfairand unjust — he was