west. this is as far ahead of saturday. the same front has only "5? it halfway same front has only made it halfway down the british islands and wales, the north west ofite a jump the north west of england, quite a jump start. after a bright start in the south, more hazy, temperatures pushing towards 23 or 2a and it is behind that with a feature that we get the brighter conditions, temperatures in the teens, some showers into the north—west of scotla nd showers into the north—west of scotland and quite blustery here. as far ahead as sunday morning, we push the milder and that frontal system away from east anglia and the south east, brighter skies follow behind and quitea east, brighter skies follow behind and quite a dry day in prospect out and quite a dry day in prospect out and about. but it will be fresher across the british isles. 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 and welcome to sportsday with me chetan pathak, coming up on the programme. dom sibley‘s 50 steadies england on day one of the second test against the west indies as they pass 150. an indepen

from southern ireland into northern ireland later today and may be a few spots of rain in the west of wales places will be driver some sunshine this afternoon. —— be dry with some sunshine. 22 in the south of england and the best of the sunshine along the south coast. the rain does settling later today. maybe rain into wales with the odd spot coming into wales with the odd spot coming into midlands overnight, perhaps into midlands overnight, perhaps into the north of england and the south west of scotland. temperatures will be ten to 12 degrees. any sunshine in scotland tomorrow morning. wet weather arriving tomorrow across northern ireland. heavier rain for a time. that will head its way northwards into scotland. as the breeze picks up, more and more sunshine coming in across england and wales, boosting the temperatures up to 27, 28 in the midlands and the south—east of england on thursday. only yesterday did we have the cold north—westerly wind. we are tapping into the heat from continental europe and the peak of the heat will be on friday. it will not be hot everywhere because we have th

scientists have long been confident that the small, "blue" horizontal stones were brought from west walesthe origin of the vertical stones has been a mystery until now. the findings were published in thejournal science, and our correspondent, duncan kennedy, picks up the story. it's stood here for nearly 5000 years, but where did the stones of stonehenge come from? we've known the small blue stones here came from wales, but what about the other 52 massive sarcen stones? well, now, finally, we have the answer. it's 15 miles away from stonehenge, at a place called west woods in wiltshire. sarcen stones can still be seen scattered around. experts say it's here the builders of stonehenge came. it's really exciting to know that west woods is the source of the sarcens for stonehenge, because first of all it gives us that focus, it gives us that answer, but secondly it also means we can do some more work. we know where to come now. this story starts in 1958, and an engineer called robert phillips, on the left, here. he was given a stone rod from a sarcen during repairs, which he then took to flo

sunny spells, here and there, maybe west wales, cornwall, devon with the best of those. ore widely into the 20s for england and wales. that could cloud across scotla nd wales. that could cloud across scotland and northern ireland, this weather front, a zone of wet weather. bringing some wetter, windier conditions across scotland, northern ireland. some eastern areas dry. sunshine to be found across england and wales, and temperatures lifting into the mid—20s towards the south—east corner. next weather update before eight o'clock. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and dan walker. it's 7:32. shoppers will have to wear face coverings in shops from the 24th of july. downing street said there is growing evidence that face coverings protect people from coronavirus in enclosed spaces. police will be enforcing the new rules and those who fail to comply will face a fine of up to £100. scientists advising the government say a second wave of coronavirus infections this winter could be more serious than the first, with 120,000 hospital deaths a "reasonable worst—case scena

across northern ireland, north—west wales, and also north—west wales, and also north—west england. e north but we will have the rain, 22—23 as we come for the south. beyond that, the forecast does remain unsettled. there will be some brighter skies on friday before rain comes in, but u nsettled friday before rain comes in, but unsettled for the weekend. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today... the government tells breakfast guidance will be issued this week on how care homes can re—open for visitors. families have been calling for action, after not seeing their loved ones for months. security services could be given extra powers after a damning report on potential russian interference in uk politics. he's been keeping the nation's families fit during lockdown, butjoe wickes is ending his online workouts. he'lljoin us to tell us why. liverpool captain jordan henderson talks to us about winning the premier league, looking after the kids, and why fans should stay away from anfield tonight when they finally get their hands on the trop

persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells, perhaps north—west walesd some sunshine. so here again, 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. turbulent times for the aviation industry as plane—maker airbus cuts 15,000 jobs. less likes for facebook as more global brandsjoin the ads boycott — we hearfrom one major boss on why his firm backs the move. as hong kong marks 23 years since its handover, the city adopts a controversial new security law imposed by beijing —we'll assess the impact on business. and times up for tiktok in india — we hear how some of the apps 120 million users in the country are reacting to the ban

persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells, perhaps north—west wales tend to stay dry with variable amounts of cloud and some sunshine. so here, we get 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news. my name is mike embley, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. china's new security laws for hong kong come into force. anyone convicted could be jailed for life. a coronavirus warning — the leading american virus expert says case numbers in the us are going in the wrong direction. we are now having a0,000—plus new cases a day. i would not be surprised if we go up to 100,000 a day. the new research which suggests the virus can lead to strokes and long—term brain da

wales. may the odd spot of rain over the midlands, eventually into the south—west of scotland. d be easily into single figures. there may be some sunshine for a while but this rain is setting in and it will be heavier across northern ireland as it pushes northwards into scotland. we will see the breeze picking up as well around the irish sea coasts. sunshine for england and wales widely, and temperatures are going to be rising. it was only yesterday that we had that cool north—westerly airflow, but the weather is changing and we're going to pick up the heat from continental europe on a south— to south—easterly breeze, and the peak of the heat is likely to be on friday. that's ahead of these weather fronts that bring the potential for some showery rain. it's not going to be hot everywhere on friday. northern ireland will probably miss out, where we have this weather front bringing in some rain. some rain getting into western scotland later in the day. sunshine and a bit of a breeze elsewhere. the potential for one or two showers beginning to break out but temperatures probably ge

wales. north—west scotla nd england and wales. , still the chance of some drizzle elsewhere but with wins light, the further south and east you are, getting the sunshine, feeling warmer and yesterday, temperatures peaking at 24 in aberdeenshire. possibly 25 in parts of hampshire but temperatures up parts of hampshire but temperatures up on the values yesterday. this evening and overnight, rain to the hebrides, pushing southwards, the odd splash of rain and drizzle, many parts loss of sound rain spreading into north west england and wales later, the rain spreading southwards, showery across parts of england and wales on saturday, but sunshine and warmth, still in the south—east corner. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines... with annita mcveigh. the economic impact of coronavirus — the number of uk workers on payrolls falls by nearly two—thirds of a million since before the lockdown. nearly a third of uk businesses expect to cutjobs in the next three months — according to a survey by the british chambers of com

cloud rolling in from the atlantic, quite misty and murky with some hill fog around parts of wales in the south—west some slightly heavier rain in northern ireland later on. but with all that cloud and mist in a not a cold night by any stretch, around 15 degrees in belfast. so more cloud and outbreaks of rain tomorrow, moving out of northern ireland into northern england and southern scotland. east anglia and the south—east have more cloud than to ta ke south—east have more cloud than to take a slightly lower temperatures. for northern ireland and scotland things could brighten up with some sunshine in the afternoon. as we move into friday this area of high pressure centred across the azores is going to try to build towards our choice and that will give a window of fine weather for most, some spells of sunshine. a bit of cloud and the east coast and for southern england and south wales. but generally speaking a fine day and slightly warmer as well, 2a glasgow, 24 slightly warmer as well, 2a glasgow, 2a degrees in london. but that window fine weather slams shutjust in time for the weekend and here co

persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells, perhaps north—west wales some sunshine. so here, we get 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and better, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines: china's new security law has come into force in hong kong, with subversion, terrorism and succession all now punishable by life in prison. nato and the eu have condemned the move. the changes took effect hours before the 23rd anniversary of the territory's reversion back to chinese sovereignty. american‘s top infectious disease expert, anthony fauci, has warned that coronavirus cases in the us could double to 100,000 a day if lockdown measures are not maintained. the surge has forced at least 16 mainly southern and western states t

persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells, perhaps north—west wales and some sunshine. so here again, 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines: the leading american expert on infectious diseases, dr anthony fauci, has warned that coronavirus cases in the us could double to 100,000 a day if lockdowns are not maintained. the surge has forced at least 16 mainly southern and western states to pause or reverse reopening plans. hong kong has marked the 23rd anniversary of the former british territory reverting back to chinese sovereignty, as bejing's new security law comes into force. many things seen until now as civil rights, including pro—democracy protests, can now be dee

afternoon cloud will build across the midlands and wales, and we will see some rain coming into west walesup that first band of rain as it moves across wales, northern england and southern scotla nd northern england and southern scotland and then coming in across northern ireland, following a similar track. from the word go in the south, sunshine, and that will travel northwards as we go through the course of the day. and it will start to feel quite humid, especially in the south, with temperatures up to 27, pressure in the north at 13 or 1a degrees. thursday into friday you can see this front was northwards, taking rain, but this cold front comes in from the west introducing breezy conditions and also thicker cloud and some rain and some of that could be boundary. but with the source of the aircoming be boundary. but with the source of the air coming from the near continent, look at how the colours change across the chart. we lose yellows a nd change across the chart. we lose yellows and see ambers return, that indicates temperatures are on the rise. a more humid feel on friday, more suns

the cambrian mountains, west wales, this is where we will see more persistent rain. patchy rain remains for england and wales. quite a humid night to come. cloud keeps temperatures up in southern scotland but with clearer skies in north scotland, chilly. 1a in parts of aberdeenshire into saturday. a fairly cloudy day, patchy rain and drizzle in the west but by sunday hopefully brighter skies but it will be windier with gales in places as well. more coming up later. hello, this is bbc news, with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines: more than 50 countries are to be named by the government today, where holiday—makers from england won't have to quarantine when they arrive home. the most important thing is people who were hoping to get away, perhaps, for a summer holiday, will have options when they see that list. ghislaine maxwell — a long—time friend of prince andrew — has been remanded in custody in the us after being charged with a number of sex offences. the trial of 20 saudi arabian nationals charged in connection with the murder of the journalist, jamal khashoggi, ge

persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells, perhaps north—west wales so here again, 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news. my name is mike embley with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a coronavirus warning: the leading american virus expert says case numbers in the us are going in the wrong direction. we are now having a0,000—plus new cases a day. i would not be surprised if we go up to 100,000 a day. hong kong marks the 23rd anniversary of the former british territory reverting back to chinese sovereignty as beijing imposes a tough new national security law. the new research which suggests the virus can lead to strokes and long—term brain damage. hi,

persistent — northern ireland, especially western scotland, into the cumbrian fells, perhaps north—west waless of cloud and some sunshine. so here again, 20—21 celsius, mid—to—high teens further north. into the weekend, it remains unsettled with the pressure always lower, so it'll be quite windy at times and there will be rain around, particularly across the north and the west of the country. here, it will be windier and wetter, whereas further south and east you are, especially on sunday, it could be a bit brighter and feel a little bit warmer. this is bbc news: i'm samantha simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. america's leading virus expert issues a stark warning — cases are going in the wrong direction, as coronvirus infections soar, in some us states. the european union re—opens its borders to visitors from 15 countries it considers to be safe — brazil, russia and the us don't make the list. european aircraft maker airbus plans to cut over 15, thousand jobs — as it tries to deal with the effects of the coronavirus crisis. russia votes for a final

will be some wetter weather moving out of the west cou ntry wetter weather moving out of the west country and walesrds the south—east corner overnight. 0nce west country and wales, towards the south—east corner overnight. once it does so it clears through at quite a pace, leaving a legacy of cloud in its wake, that will act like a blanket and prevent it from staying to cold, 9—15d first thing in the morning, scattering of sharp showers into the far north—west. this high pressure to the south—west, desperately dry to influence the weather, it will hopefully slowly but surely do so but ahead of that, we have this weather front toppling across, that will introduce more cloud, rain into northern ireland through the day on tuesday. lots of cloud generally on tuesday, without north—westerly theme, it may be a long the western coasts, a little bit of drizzle from time to time, pretty murky. best of the brighter and drier weather likely to be in the sheltered east, 19 or 20 degrees high, temperatures down a few degrees in comparison to today. high pressure continues to try to build in from the west, i thin

west coast. sunny spells in northern ireland this afternoon. cloud for england and wales. land. much of england and wales bill stay dry. look at the temperatures, another mark night. into the mid teens for many. a mild start to tomorrow. damp in scotland. that wet weather spread to the isle of man, the far north—west of wales. to the south, cloud, with sunny breaks, warmer than today, up to 26. the north of the weather front, fresher air, temperatures will take a dip. around 20 celsius. that weatherfront slowly meanders further southwards at the weekend. a slight difference north to south. the south is warm and humid. clouding over in the day. some showers. the rain in northern england will clear. 24 celsius in the south—east corner. 17 at best further north. that fresher air pushes the mild weather out of the way on sunday. sunday, early rain, most cases it seemed sunshine. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. in the last few minutes, we got the latest unemployment statistics. yes, we understand that the number of employees on payroll is down 650

west. we could see as much as an inch or two of rain across north wales and north—west england before this pressure eases. a mild start to monday but wait for some as the rain moves through northern england into scotland. it will be fairly light and patchy across central and southern parts of england throughout the day, but the winds, quite a feature and unusual for this time of year. widespread gusts in excess of 30-40 year. widespread gusts in excess of 30—a0 mph. that with the rain means it will feel a bit disappointing for late july. highs of it will feel a bit disappointing for latejuly. highs of 15—21. hello, welcome. this week... exceptional, existential, expensive, but what does the eu's recovery deal mean? dirty laundry as the british parliament publishes its report on russian influence. and a leader who got brexit done or the one who lost lives and loves the union? our guests are a correspondent from the economist, and we are having a technical problem, we are hoping for a commentator as well. in the studio we have the bbc chief international correspondent lyse doucet. wellcome.

wales, a humid start to the weekend. fairly cloudy here and in northern ireland, still rain and in northern ireland, still rain and drizzle especially in the westday, we will see more heavy rain returned for england and wales and that will only open the doors to cooler conditions with sunshine and showers to take us through sunday. naga and charlie, i'll have your headlines shortly —— naga and charlie will have your headlines shortly. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: more than 50 countries are to be named by the government today, where holiday—makers from england won't have to quarantine when they arrive home. ghislaine maxwell — a longtime friend of prince andrew — has been remanded in custody in the us after being charged with a number of sex offences. don't overdo it — borisjohnson warns people to act responsibly when coronavirus restrictions are eased, and pubs open in england tomorrow. but a trip to your local will feel very different. what do you need to know as pubs, bars and restaurants reopen across england this weekend? hairdressers in england are also getting ready to reop

rain to begin within northern ireland and scotland, also cumbria and west wales.elop to the south and east, where temperatures could lift again quite widely into the low 20s. warming up in the sunshine, tempered by the breeze but the winds pick up further into sunday, gales and places, also some rain in the morning and then some sunny conditions into the afternoon. fine this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. full time school for all children in england in september — full time school for all children in england in september. we in england in september. hear every child will be e to we hear every child will be expected to be back in the classroom and they will be taught the full range of subjects with year groups grouped together into bubbles meaning that if someone displays signs of the virus a whole year group could have to go home. a local lockdown to deal with a surge in coronavirus in leicester cases will see schools close today to all but children of key workers. china demands that britain "immediately stop inte

west. we could see as much as an inch or two of rain across north wales and north—west england for low pressureart to monday morning, a wet for some, as the rain moves into scotland. it will be light and patchy across central and southern parts of ingot throughout the day, but the wind is quite a feature and unusual for this time of year, widespread gusts. that with the rain means it will feel a little disappointing for it late july, the rain means it will feel a little disappointing for it latejuly, at highs of 15—21. hello, you are watching bbc news stop our headlines. the government is being for throwing traveller's plans into confusion by imposing last—minute quarantine restrictions on arrivals from spain. the change was announced yesterday evening and came into force at midnight. texas is bracing itself for heavy rain and flash flooding. we are at the oval cricket ground as it is welcoming 1000 fans back for a two day men's cou nty 1000 fans back for a two day men's county friendly to try out social distancing measures. and a saint bernard dog has been on the other side of a rescue mission

wales and south—west england brightening up, northern ireland and scotland with some sunny spells, justce of a few showers this afternoon into eastern parts of scotla nd afternoon into eastern parts of scotland and as for temperatures, just pick out yorkshire and north—east england where it staying cloudy this afternoon, some of us just around iii—15d, not great for earlyjuly. tonight, any of those heavy showers fade away but the weather fronts i showed you, this is what's coming from them, the rain into northern ireland and scotland and parts of north—west england and wales by morning, a freshening wind, temperature is after an early debt rising later in the night so i milder start to the day tomorrow. a lot of cloud around and soaking day in scotland particularly in the west. 20 or 30 millimetres possible, they could be disruption. really wet in glasgow. rain at times in northern ireland, through western and northern areas of england and wales, wettest as the lake district, snowdonia, heavy and persistent rain. more patchy for eastern and southern areas of england where sun may creep

my northern england, north west wales. my stamps stayed up across wales throughout the day. through into sunday. it should clear and then most will have a largely dry day, sunny spells, if you sit showers in the north—west of scotland. pleasant enough in the sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines... east london schoolgirl shamima begum, who left the uk to join the islamic state group five years ago, wins a legal bid to return home to fight against her loss of citizenship. the government says it will appeal the decision. the economic impact of coronavirus — the number of uk workers on company payrolls falls by nearly two—thirds of a million since before the lockdown. a5 asa as a result of the support of the government has provided throughout this pandemic, we have also supported 9.4 million jobs to the furlough scheme. nearly a third of uk businesses expect to cutjobs in the next three months — according to a survey by the british chambers of commerce. hackers target twitter — breaking into the accounts of some of the biggest names on the platform, including elon musk, bar

slightly heavier bursts of rain returning into northern ireland, perhaps north west england, north west walesagain lots of cloud across much of the uk, the wettest weather moving from northern ireland to northern england, seven scotland, some showery rain pushing through wales, the south—west and into the midlands. cloudier than today across east anglia and the south is so cool asa east anglia and the south is so cool as a consequence, but for scotland and northern ireland of hopeful things will brighten up a bit as we have to the end of the day. thursday and friday, this big area of high pressure centred across the azores will try to bulge its way in our direction. it will settle things down. friday is our window of fine weather in most places, certainly more sunshine than we have had across the northern half of the uk, though i think cloud will roll into northern ireland later on. if you show is down towards the south but there is where we will have the warmest of the weather with highs of 24 degrees. further north, 18 for belfast, 19 degrees in glasgow, but remember that when they were fin

pulse of slightly wetter weather working its way in from the west as we head through the rest of today, starting to clip into northern ireland, wales cloudy and damp, quite humid. some brighter skies and sunshine further north, but with a scattering of showers. then through this evening and tonight, that pulse of heavier rain clips into northern ireland, made through wales, into northern england, parts of east anglia. it stays cloudy and murky to the south of that, with some mist and fog around the coast. very humid, 15 degrees for cardiff and london, cooler and fresher further north and west where you keep clear skies through the night. as we go into tomorrow, the splits continue. across scotland, much of northern ireland and northern england, we see some time but a scattering of showers. still misty and murky further south, likely to be some fog affect increase of the south—west and wales. some patchy rain continuing through the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. a little bit breezy doubt was the south as well. some of that cloud getting into northern england, the foreign operator with some sunshine, also northern ireland

a bit of shelter from that westerly wind is of high ground, is wales, north—west england, is in scotlamid—20s celsius. as it is the high—density north and low 20s across the south. the breeze will be fairly strong. the wind will pick up all the while this evening and overnight. another batch of rain sweeps through across the country. a week of weather front spreading across england and wales overnight and this is a cold front and there will be fresh and moving behind. it will be fresh and moving behind. it will be fresh and moving behind. it will be generally another muggy night for most. a dib area of low pressure through sunday, putting to the north of the uk on its southern flank. the north of the uk on its southern fla n k. lots the north of the uk on its southern flank. lots of isobars so it will be extremely windy. that is the cold front i was talking too. eventually clearing away from the south—east in the morning and then it is a bright day. many areas will stay dry across southern and eastern england and parts of wales. but lots of showers across scotland, northern ireland, no

of wales. 0verall, few breaks towards the west of wales. day for northern ireland. that cloud in place through tonight. the odd break here and there. the patchy rain and drizzle in the north and west. most places will be dry. as we head into thursday morning. thursday will start off fairly cloudy. a bit more brightness around. the best of the bra kes brightness around. the best of the brakes likely to be towards the east of scotland. most of you tomorrow will have a dry day and with winds coming from the south—west, any brea ks coming from the south—west, any breaks in the crowd are all left, back to levels they should be to this time of year, some of the highest temperatures across the north—east of scotland, 23 or 2a in parts of aberdeenshire. a bit brighter compared to what will happen today. as we go through thursday into friday, more cloud and rain. this weather front comes with slightly stronger winds as well. most of the country still staying dry friday. much of england and wales, the better chance of sunshine. could hit around 26 de

long, dry spells, if you see sunshine, the best chance the channel islands, shetland, maybe west wales england and wales, cloud bubbling up, afternoon hazy sunshine north—east scotland, south—westerly wind and rain in northern scotland, aberdeenshire could reach 23 or 2a degrees, temperatures more widely into the 20s, normal for the stage injuly. into into the 20s, normal for the stage in july. into friday, into the 20s, normal for the stage injuly. into friday, this weather front pushing south and east across scotla nd front pushing south and east across scotland and northern ireland. back to cloudy weather, some rain at times, bit more of a breeze and drop in temperature. england and wales, staying dry, spells of hazy sunshine breaking through, feeling human again, temperatures in the south—east reaching 25 degrees, 15 with sunshine in stornoway. temperatures back down to the high teens, low 20s for the weekend, the start of next week, rain splashing around on saturday. many places try. sunshine as well. this is bbc news. i'm victoria derbyshire. here are the headlines. face covering

very wet across parts of scotland, especially into the south—west, and the hills of north—west england and walesrnoon, that rain will be pretty relentless. most of us will see some rain at some stage of today, but in south—west scotland, 20—30 millimetres, flooding in places and some disruption. the best of it today for the channel islands and shetland, mainly dry with sunny spells. temperatures creeping into the low 20s in the south—east before the low 20s in the south—east before the rain comes in later, and the wind picking up all the while. parts of england and wales gusting up to 40 of england and wales gusting up to a0 mph. further outbreaks of rain tonight, patch in nature again, but it does clear away from those parts of scotland, very wet at the moment, but with clear spells in north—east scotla nd but with clear spells in north—east scotland it turns quite chilly. but look how mild and muggy it will be across large parts of england and wales, and further patchy rain, more especially tomorrow across the north and west of the uk. not raining everywhere all the time. if you are to the eas

so, that rain arriving across northern ireland, wales, north west england, southern scotland as well.ds the south west as well. for most of us, it's reasonably mild, between about 9—15 degrees. not too much rain for parts of southern england and for northern scotland overnight. and through the day, this area of rain pushes gradually northwards and eastwards, quite heavy at times over the higher ground of wales, northern england and scotland as well. mostly dry towards the north west of scotland, one or two showers around. also mostly dry for parts of southern and southeastern england, with some sunny spells. fresher conditions later on in the afternoon, but the winds will be a real feature, gusting to 30, possibly 40 mph at times. so, all that wet weather gradually clears away towards the east as we move through monday night and into tuesday, but there are still quite a few isobars on the map, showing us it's going to be quite a breezy spell of weather through tuesday. that breeze coming in from the north—west, so quite a fresh wind. there'll be a few showers around, especially for no

long dry spells as well, best chance of the sunshine is in the channel islands, may be west wales andthern ireland. back to cloudy weather. but more the breeze and a drop in temperature, england and wales will have mostly dry places. it will feel humid again, temperatures up to around 25 degrees. temperatures back down to the high teens and low 20s at the weekend. we got into the start of next week. a bit of green —— rain splashing around, many places dry with some sunshine. this is bbc news, the headlines... taking a harder line against china, the british government is expected to announce a ban against huawei in the uk's sg to announce a ban against huawei in the uk's 5g networks as its chairman in the uk steps down the stop we expect the culture secretary to announce that decision in the house of commons in around half an hour. face coverings will be compulsory in shops in england from the end of next week. people who refuse could be fined £100. new figures reveals the uk economy shrank by one fifth under lockdown but started to grow a little in may. the government says it is inves

the south—west and thatis to push on from the south—west and that is going to bring a spell of wet weather. particularly across parts of north walesl drift its way steadily north and east on monday. the strongest of the winds on the southern flank of that low as well. we could get an inch or two inches of rain across north wales, north—west england for a time. the rain pushing its way into scotland. somewhat fragmented light and patchy rain moving to the midlands and south—east and you have got that when the wind strengths, too. gusts widely close to 30 mph, may be a0 mild an hour plus in some thatis may be a0 mild an hour plus in some that is unusual, really, for the end ofjuly and that is unusual, really, for the end of july and leaves that is unusual, really, for the end ofjuly and leaves the temperature is disappointing. mid to high teens in the north and may be 21 degrees down to the south. now, moving out of monday into tuesday, a quieter day. sunny spells and a few quieter showers but when direction sweeney ma ntle showers but when direction sweeney mantle north—westerly. not a particularly one day, really, 13—16 for scotla

it is now spreading across northern england, north west midlands, and into western parts of wales. ens, maybe around 21 in eastern scotland with some sunshine. southern england, east anglia will see rain around, heavy bursts for a time, easing into tomorrow morning. a few showers across parts of scotla nd a few showers across parts of scotland but in between most places will be dry, a fair bit of cloud, some clear skies so you may see the comet if you are out at any time tonight. tomorrow, we are almost in between weather systems and that means most will be dry. we will see another one speeding towards northern ireland through the day so a grey and damp day. a few showers in scotland, one or two isolated ones across england and wales, but most will be dry with a fair bit of cloud, the best of the sunshine in north—east england but the breeze across england tomorrow, slightly lighter, and temperatures down to where we normally expect this time of year, most places will stay below 20 celsius, around the mid to high teens but don't forget the sun is every bit as strong and if you are l

the south—west and thatis to push on from the south—west and that is going to bring a spell of wet weather, particularly across parts of north wales is going to get its way steadily north and on monday. the strongest of the winds to the southern flank as well. we could get an inch or two inches of rain across north wales and north—west england for a time. the main push on its way into scotland. somewhat fragmented, light and patchy rain moving to the midlands and south—east england. factor in the wind strengths too. gusts close to 30 mild an hour or a0 mild an hour plus in some locations. that is unusual for the end ofjuly and temperatures disappointed. mid, high teens to the north and may be 21 degrees down to the south. moving out of monday into tuesday for a quieter day. sunny spells, few scattered showers but the wind direction so we to a north—westerly. not a particularly warm day, really. i3 not a particularly warm day, really. 13- not a particularly warm day, really. i3 - i6. not a particularly warm day, really. i3 — i6. highs of 21 degrees in the south—east. as we move into wednesday here is that area of high pressure buil

rain here and there across the rest of england and wales, bright spots the channel islands, south—westd and northern ireland. further rain at times, more especially in western coasts and hills. it keeps temperatures up. a humid night, 15—16 for many in england and wales but with clearer skies in the northern half of scotland, chilly, temperatures down to 14 scotland, chilly, temperatures down to 1a in aberdeenshire. it is here where we start with the best of the brightness best thing. lots of cloud around on saturday, some rain and drizzle coming and going, not quite as heavy as today but probably western coasts and hills staying the dampest of all. some outbreaks and in the south—westerly breeze, temperatures boosted to around 23 in the south—east corner of the country. only around 13—14 in northern scotland, even though here we could see some of the brightest weather at times. we finish saturday with a deep low pushing its way in, bringing windy conditions saturday night into sunday. outbreaks of rain, some heavy bursts return. as a clear through on sunday, we open the door to north—

more rain on wednesday in the south, light initially, turning heavier later in the day across wales and south—westngland. further north, fresher air, and it should be bright across scotland, still a few isolated showers possible. thursday, what is left of the tropical storm is a lump of moist air of working in across this weather front, so we will see some rain. it could be that we see the rain. it could be that we see the rain heaviest across southern parts of england and wales, but quite a bit of uncertainty where the rain will end up. it could end up going further north, even across northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england, so we have to bear that in mind. with the humidity, there will be hill fog patches developing across the south, and a muqqy developing across the south, and a muggy fuel to the air. the brightest of the sky is forecast to be in scotland. that's the latest weather. a reminder of our top story: the government pledges a £i.5 billion lifeline to the arts and cultural sector to help with the impact of covid—i9. it has been broadly welcomed. that's all from the bbc

we cling onto sunshine for the end of the day, this weather front pushing its way into wales, north—westquite a lot of cloud through the night, going to be a relatively mild start to saturday morning, that front still a real nuisance. dragging its heels like a sultry old teenager, continuing to meander south and east. contrasting weather for the start of the weekend. the best of the sunshine through east anglia and the south, that rain, some of it heavy for a time will gradually nudge towards southern wales and into the midlands, sunny spells, blustery showers into the far north—west, highs of i7—i9d. we could see 2a the best of the sunshine. bit of a question if you are following the second test match in manchester, likely to be some rain, that front is still slow—moving but hopefully a brighter afternoon following. that front still with us, pushing its way south and east, worth mentioning the cold front behind it, it will continue to introduce this fresher story for all of us. there is a little bit of uncertainty how quickly it will clear through the southeast, hopefully not hanging ar

gusty winds elsewhere with a few showers in scotland, north—west england, north wales.land, but many places he will stay dry, and if you do catch a shower it moves through quite quickly on the wind, and it will be another cool day for the time of year. the wind eases a touch as we go into tuesday night and into wednesday morning stop it stays wet for some of us in the far north of scotland and the northern isles, and temperatures a little bit lower as wednesday begins. that's a day that brings an area of high pressure, so day that brings an area of high pressure, so things that link down a bit, but still quite blustery and northern ireland and the northern isles, with showers. the odd shower can't be ruled out elsewhere but many places will be dry on wednesday. the cloud increases the west, there may be a bit of patchy rain into northern wales, and northern ireland to start the day. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. my name is mike embley. as the number of confirmed covid—i9 cases passes 16 million, the world health o

in association with that front through the small hours to scotland, to northern england, to wales, the south—westengland. i think it will be a bit drier here by the end of the night. just possibly first thing on wednesday, a few counties of eastern england since an early brightness, but the cloud widespread is the day pans out. some rain as the front pushes across northern england, possibly a few sharper showers following behind. the gray is really the dominating factor, the temperatures suppressed bya factor, the temperatures suppressed by a few degrees. thursday, a bit brighterfor by a few degrees. thursday, a bit brighter for england and wales, eastern scotland looking particularly favoured. we could also get our highest temperature somewhere here, possibly 23 or 24. in contrast, further west, much greyer, because we have a cold front which will then dry to sink its way southwards across the uk through friday and on into the weekend. just how quickly that front moves through is open to some question at the moment, head of it still some rain to the south, but always moving through the course of

and west wales and northern ireland eventually seeing some of that rain.f scotland and southern england, we are looking at clear skies, with overnight lows falling between eight and 13 degrees. through thursday, our clutch of fronts continue to advance northwards. 0ne peek at those isobars tells you it is going to be breezy in the west, but high pressure still in charge in the south. a lot of sunshine to start the day and watch how that extends northwards as our fronts do the same thing, clearing northern ireland and eventually clearing northern england and moving across scotland with the rain. tomorrow, too, as the wind changes to more of a southerly direction, it is going to turn more humid and also a lot warmer southern areas. so, from thursday and friday, there goes our front, the rain continues to advance northwards, but we also pull in the other end of the front coming in across northern ireland and the wind coming up from the near continent. so, a lot of us will have a dry and sunny day during the course of friday and you will notice that the weathe

patchy rain and some of that cloud will head into the western fringes of scotland, into the west coast of waleserhaps for a time, but southerly and southeasterly breeze and the heat pushes northwards in the scotland. much warmer day in scotland. 28 degrees possible, widely 29, 30 degrees across england and east wells, 3a around the london area. across england and east wales, 3a around the london area. but you may notice the cloud developing into the afternoon and late in the day and into the evening, there could be showers heading across eastern parts of england and those are likely to be heavy and thundery too. the rain coming in from that band of cloud is very light and patchy area and it sweeps eastwards overnight and patchy and it sweeps eastwards overnight and out of the way by the start of the weekend. but we push away all of that heat towards germany and we introduce the atlantic breezes coming in and that means cooler and fresher air. over the weekend, there'll be some sunshine and a few showers, but you can see here on saturday that there are not too many showers, many places will be f

clear skies, some cloud coming in from the irish sea across parts of wales and north—west england andas. so a chilly start to the day tomorrow but with the clear skies it means there will be a lot of sunshine first thing. the cloud will build through the course of the day and weather fronts from the west will introduce thicker cloud and rain across western scotla nd cloud and rain across western scotland and northern ireland. hello, this is bbc news with victoria derbyshire. the headlines: the government has signed deals for 90 million doses of coronavirus vaccines being developed overseas — on top of a pledge for one hundred million doses of the oxford university vaccine. a new treatment for covid—19 developed by a uk company could dramatically reduce the number of patients needing intensive care. schools in england will be able to decide how to spend their extra coronavirus catch—up funding. it's about making sure that teachers have the ability to do an assessment of the children — where they've fallen behind, what they've missed out on, how we can get the right types of interventio

muggy night across the greater part of england and wales, we will find that weather front gradually easing its way down across scotland into the north—weston. clearing through scotland, eventually clearing through northern ireland. fresher, brighter conditions here but to the south of the weather front a lot of cloud, little bit of sunshine though, and you could be looking at 25, possibly even 26 degrees. now that very same weather front only making slow progress out towards the south. such that on saturday that front will still be producing rain right across the heart of the british isles. so anywhere really from wales up towards the north midlands into the north of england, and off into the north sea. to the north of it dominated by low pressure, bright, blustery conditions with a peppering of showers into the north—western quarter of scotland. ahead of the weather front it's still muggy. quite a bright start of the day, sunshine turning increasingly hazy. many staying dry through east anglia and the south—east until quite late on in the evening i would have thought, because that same front has got to take all of saturday night and ind

west at the moment as well. e—mail to start across the south—eastern corner. much of wales— sent across scotland. you can see showers is getting going up towards the north—west. not as windy as it was yesterday in the northern parts of scotland. as we go through today, we will still see some showers pushing in across scotland, most plentiful across the far north. 0ne in across scotland, most plentiful across the far north. one or two into northern ireland and the far north of england. it is generally a sunny story. across the far south—east this weather front will continue to linger, cloud and spots of rain. a fairly fresh day for many of rain. a fairly fresh day for many of us. towards wales in the south—west. here is confirmation of a much better day. especially for the cricket. good spells of sunshine, temperature 17—18. they should be a whole day's play. as we go through tonight we will finally lose that weather front from the south—east stop looking a dry weather with clear spells, a few showers pushing in across scotland. everyone want to enter north—west england late

patchy rain and some of that cloud will head into the western fringes of scotland, into the west coast of walese, more of a breeze perhaps for a time, but southerly and southeasterly breeze and the heat pushes northwards in the scotland. much warmer day in scotland. 28 degrees possible, widely 29, 30 degrees across england and east wells, 34 around the london area. across england and east wales, 34 around the london area. but you may notice the cloud developing into the afternoon and late in the day and into the evening, there could be showers heading across eastern parts of england and those are likely to be heavy and thundery too. the rain coming in from that band of cloud is very light and patchy area and it sweeps eastwards overnight and patchy and it sweeps eastwards overnight and out of the way by the start of the weekend. but we push away all of that heat towards germany and we introduce the atlantic breezes coming in and that means cooler and fresher air. over the weekend, there'll be some sunshine and a few showers, but you can see here on saturday that there are not too many showers,

parts of wales, the south west, yes, one or two showers, but most places here should be dry with somentioned the northwesterly breeze. that's going to make it feel fairly cool, 15 to 20 degrees. now, some of those showers will continue during friday evening. into the night, northern scotland will continue to see some. most other areas will turn dry, with some clear spells and light winds as well. it's going to turn into a rather cool night for the time of year, temperatures for many spots getting down into single digits, seven or 8 degrees quite likely. but as we head into saturday, here comes our area of high pressure its way in. now, notice the way in which the high—pressure is focusing itself to the south of the uk. so that's where we're going to see the best of the sunshine. the further north you are, there will be more cloud and perhaps just one or two showers. north west england, northern ireland, particularly scotland, you could catch a shower, but most places won't. most places will be dry. i think by the afternoon, we'll see a fair amount of cloud bubbling up in the sky, and

on it and maybe some thunderstorms, northern ireland, then western parts of scotland and west of england and waless, south of england, we could see 31 to sa degrees in the southeast. i can imagine that could be the hottest day of the year so far. a chance of some showers and thunderstorms developing in response to that heat through friday evening and friday night. that front continues to work its way in from the west. introducing cooler airjust in time for the weekend. it will be noticeably different, the feel of the weather this weekend. cool and fresher, temperatures fall lower into sunday and we will see a mixture of sunshine and showers in those brisk west winds. most of the showers in the north and the west. this is bbc news. the headlines... the heads of some of the world's biggest tech companies have appeared before washington lawmakers to defend their firms against claims they abuse their power in order to quash competitors. the tech giants argue their companies have spurred innovation. the appearance comes as congress considers tougher regulation. in an interview with bbc world news, dr a