patchy rain affecting mainly western scotland, up affecting mainly western scotland, up to northern ireland into wales through the night. further south and east, try one with clear spells, like twins too. pressure in the south east —— light winds as well. it will be quite muddy down here. temperatures up a notch across the board. more cloud in the north—west corner thanks to this weather front but further south and east, and indeed eastern scotland, should see some sunny indeed eastern scotland, should see some sunny spells and temperature plaque up higher. most places in the mid—20s across eastern scotland, across england and wales, 27—30dc. this will be wriggling around the central parts of the uk on friday, thinking a little further south in the northern england, perhaps the north west midlands and towards wales. to the north, apart from that of cloud, some sunshine and good sunny spells across the south and east. it will be a much hotter day on friday, could be very hot across the south—east, 30—32d, closer to the south—east, 30—32d, closer to the low 20s celsius across the north, so mo

a bit ofa northern and western scotland.many of us will have a mainly dry day. temperatures are bit lower than average for the time of year, 16-20, but than average for the time of year, 16—20, but pleasant enough in any sunshine. we could see another spell of rain through friday, chiefly across northern ireland, northern wales and north—west england and western scotland. elsewhere, mainly dry, quite large amounts of cloud. the best of the sunshine the further south and east you are. saturday is the 1st of september, and meteorologically speaking, that is the start of autumn. as we go through into next weekend, things will start to turn a little bit drier, maybe a bit warmer, because we see this area of high pressure in the south—west of the uk just starting to build. you will notice that fronts are never too far away from northern ireland and northern and western parts of scotland, so here, we could still susan showery rain around at times. but for many, next week and looks a little bit warmer and drier, and that theme coul

heavy, and a fine day further north and west with light winds, although it will be breezy across western scotlandnorthern ireland but with high pressure building in towards the end of the week, it looks like it will be generally fine and dry with variable amounts of cloud and some sunny spells. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11pm: the united nations says military leaders in myanmar should be investigated for genocide against the country's rohingya muslims. west midlands police name a man they want to speak to in connection with the murder of a mother and her daughter on the streets of solihull last night. food prices are expected to rise in the coming months as farmers feel the effects of this year's extreme weather. also, thousands of people join europe's biggest street festival on its second day. music and dancing came to a stop for 72 seconds at the notting hill carnival to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers jo phillips and nigel nelson. stay with us for that.

you can double these for gusts of wind, so perhaps gusting to 30 mph there off western scotland.ee temperatures in the low 20s in the south, and the mid—teens for belfast, glasgow and for edinburgh. how about the next few days? well, it looks like the temperatures might pick up a little bit, but not an awful lot, and cardiff may be up to 19 by monday, possibly 2i in london by monday, but it will be quite changeable. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: two former members of donald trump's inner circle are convicted in separate court cases overnight. but the president denies any corruption in his 2016 election campaign. this is a witch—hunt, and it's a disgrace. this has nothing to do with — they started out looking for russians involved in our campaign. there were none. protecting pets from being reared in poor conditions. the government says puppies and kittens will no longer be sold in pet shops in england. a warning that children risk problems with their sight. 0ptometrists say one in four school pupils haven't

that wet weather spreads to western scotland, north—west england and north—west wales, as well, throughratures — 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 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 will be 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'll 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,

the same applies to the western isles of scotland, where it will also be turning breezy.vening and it tonight and the front in the west will stagger a little bit further eastwards but remember it is running into high pressures were struggling to make much progress. cloudy in the west and mild in the west as well. temperatures much higher than they we re temperatures much higher than they were last night in glasgow, belfast, plymouth. around about 14 celsius. further east, on the cold side. eastern areas will also see the best of the sunshine during tomorrow morning. across eastern scotland and eastern and southern england, we will hold a decent sized bowl through the day. more in the way of cloud out west. misty and market conditions and the odd spot of drizzle. we are looking at highs into the high teens across scotland. 20 celsius for northern ireland. 20-22dc 20 celsius for northern ireland. 20—22dc for southern england. into sunday and the best of the sunshine will be across eastern and southern parts of the uk. further west, thickening cloud and actually some slightl

there will be some spots of rain per western scotland. otherwise, a dry picture.tchy rain across western areas on and off through the day, but into the evening, thicker cloud will work in. awarm the evening, thicker cloud will work in. a warm front will bring some out outbreaks of rain across the western areas of scotland. the rain turning heavier to go through the evening and overnight and the wet weather will swing its way into what northern ireland as well. a bit of rain here, perhaps into dalloway by the end of the night. a dry night in england and wales. it will be another pretty warm one of getting a decent nights sleep. monday, a band of rain pushes outwards, weakening as it does so. we could pick up a few spot the cross parts of northern england but not really amounting to too much. cloudy but some bright spells. and an northern ireland. in the south, some hot and sunny weather. temperatures higher in wales but reaching 32 in london. we are looking at some changes in the weather pattern for the week ahead as the area of hot air moves out across from the uk

you can double these, so winds gusting perhaps to 30 mph there off western scotland, but cool already mid—teens for belfast, glasgow and for edinburgh. how about the next few days? well, it looks like the temperatures might pick up a little bit, but not awful lot, and cardiff might be up to 19 by monday, possibly 21 in london by monday, but it will be quite changeable. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen pleads guilty to breaking campaign finance rules. in court under oath, he says he committed the crimes at the direction of the candidate. and another dark cloud for the president. his former campaign manager paul manafort is found guilty of tax and bank fraud over his work for foreign governments. no turfing out. the uk's brexit secretary says all european union citizens currently in britain will be able to stay even if no deal is struck. 18 windrush migrants who may have been wrongfully removed from the uk are to receive an official

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

most places dry, overnight more rain back into northern ireland and perhaps not england and western scotlandaks of rain pushing into scotland. a little sunshine between the rain, and lovely dry for most of the rain, and lovely dry for most of the day in northern ireland. some rain coming into western areas of the mainland, but dry in the east. it won't be too cold. things will change, all the heat on the other side of the channel, and we find cooler conditions on this weather front taking rain down across the uk. by thursday, some rain early on in the southwest, mostly affecting the south east of england. sunshine following behind, but increasing showers the further north and showers the further north and showers in western scotland. temperatures lower than today for all of us, 21 the high. by the end of the week, back almost to square one, and other weather system coming end, mainly across scotland and northern ireland. sunnier skies towards the south east, temperatures lifting a little too 24. in the north, temperatures a good deal lower. hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon m

and later into western scotland and later into western fringes of england.3dc, in the north and west, high teens celsius. on sunday, this feature is expected to come in off the atlantic. some uncertainty as to where it will arrive, further north 01’ where it will arrive, further north orfurther where it will arrive, further north or further south. it will bring some rain to some parts of the country, so stay tuned. saturday, good spells of sunshine, mostly dry, maybe a few showers through southern scotland and into northern ireland. quite warm and humid for england and wales, temperatures reaching 25 celsius. sunday will see cloud and rain, particularly across the north and west. southern areas will feel warm, with sunshine. hello. you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 2: 0h, oh, my god. i didn't! oh, my god. ididn't! —— oh, my god. i didn't! —— i did it! that a level moment: teenagers have been getting their results in england, wales and northern ireland — the number with as or a stars is the highest for six years. really proud of myself

some spells of sunshine, more breeze in western scotland with outbreaks of rain late in the day. 18—2idwednesday, but largely dry towards the end of the week with a little bit of sunshine. hello, this is bbc news, with sean ley. the headlines: the united nations says military leaders in myanmar should be investigated for genocide against the country's rohingya muslims. food prices are expected to rise in the coming months, as farmers feel the effects of this year's extreme weather. a mother and her daughter have been stabbed to death in the street in solihull. with almost one in five sales now made on the internet, rather than on the high street, uk warehouse space has doubled injust a decade. those are the headlines, i will be back with more at five o'clock. now on bbc news, it's time for more from the money & power season, which looks at how money — and its power — shapes and reshape our lives. this week s programme looks at an ambitious and controversial plan to build private, or gated, cities in honduras. honduras, centralamerica. until recently, this tiny country had the world's hi

pass to build and as we had was dawn we see our base of rain arriving into northern ireland, western scotlandast night. lows between seven and 11 celsius. a fairly unsettled day tomorrow, frontal system gradually working its way eastwards. increasing the cloud, bringing outbreaks of rain too many. strengthening the wind as well. a dry and perhaps bright start for some eastern counties, but it will not take long for the cloud to build, rain already in the west, some heavy. continuing to work its way plans. turning triable northern ireland, the western isles, south—west england through the afternoon. noticeable wind, quite gusty at times, average speeds, gas will be hired between western scotla nd will be hired between western scotland and southern codes. tempted tomorrow between 13 and 1970s, but given the rain, strength of the wind, it will feel quite cool for many. murray evening, outbreaks of rain continuing to work their way eastwards, clearing away overnight, hanging back showery rain across parts of scotland, showers feeding and across western parts, north—west england, as we head into t

been the skies brightened we see spells of sunshine but blustery, heavy thundery showers into western scotlandglasgow, 20 in london. for the end of the week another change. this area of low pressure pushes its way in from the atlantic. again northern and western areas that bear the brunt of the rain, pretty strong and gusty winds back here as well. whereas further south and east it will stay largely dry and things look pretty changeable as we head towards the weekend. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11pm: 26 people have died and 15 were badly injured after a motorway bridge collapses in northern italy. emergency workers are trying to free people caught in crushed vehicles and under rubble near the town of genoa. police are searching three addresses in the midlands, after a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of terrorism, following a car crash outside parliament. three people were injured by the ford fiesta, which swerved into cyclists and pedestrians shortly after 7:30am this morning. given that this appears to be a deliberate act, the method, and this being an iconi

hefty showers in the western side of scotland. be breezy, particularly up to the north—west and much cooler, perhaps 15 degrees in aberdeen. just scraping 2a in london, but it will turn cooler here as we get into friday. and for the weekend, some rain at times and dry weather as well and we stick with the cooler, fresher feel. you're watching beyond 100 days. microsoft takes on moscow — shutting down six sites it says were targeting the us senate and us think tanks. the tech giant says the russian military was behind the latest attempt to disrupt american democracy. as governments prevaricate, it is increasingly left to tech companies to protect western elections. which leaves britain's foreign secretary urging the eu to increase european sanctions on moscow — even as the uk is about to leave the union. and brexit enters its final phase butjudging from what the eu negotiator said today, there are still a lot of differences to overcome. also on the programme... no one has run faster that usain bolt. than usain bolt. but can he do i

afternoon and behind it blustery showers moving, gusty wind at times for northern ireland and western scotlandnly dry, clear skies. further south and east. and a fresh night. we have lost the humidity, loads of six to seven in scotla nd humidity, loads of six to seven in scotland and 9012 in england, wales and northern ireland. —— nine to 12. we will see more showers in northern ireland, scotland and england, and brisk breezes, moving south and east through the day, with the rumble of thunder. always try on eastern channel posts, and mid—to—high teens, so much fresherfeel. and a cool start today on saturday. we will see an area of high pressure building. fewer showers around. that doesn't mean there won't be any. scotla nd doesn't mean there won't be any. scotland and wales could have one or two through the day. mainly dry with spells of sunshine after a fairly a chilly start in places. temperatures rising to between 14 and 20 celsius. then another change on sunday. we lose the area of high pressure. the fronts lose the area of high pressure. the fro nts m ove lose the area of high pressure. t

nd more rain to come the western scotland but away from the north—west corner of the uk, dry conditionsto 16 degrees by the end of the night. that sets us up for the second half of the weekend, and againa the second half of the weekend, and again a decent looking one. the best of the sunshine across england and wales, quite a bit of cloud for northern ireland in scotland, but a lot of dry weather and some brighter bells at times. there is the threat of some rain moving in the western scotla nd of some rain moving in the western scotland as we had through the latter pa rt scotland as we had through the latter part of the afternoon. that could turn quite heavy later in the day. further south, temperatures reaching high 20s, just about 30 in the hottest areas. some hot sunshine in the south. that is how things are looking. we will be back with the headlines in a few minutes. but now it is time for click. planet earth is changing, daily. we humans are affecting its surface, its climate, its inhabitants. watching from ground level makes it difficult to make sense of it all, but these days we

there's the rain coming in, mainly during the afternoon, to northern ireland, western scotland. nd the south—east. here temperatures could be into the mid 20s, low 20s still for eastern parts of scotland. goodbye. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 3. an unmarried mother of four wins her legal battle to claim a widowed parent's allowance in a case that could affect thousands of others. what siobhan has said from day one is that it is unfair and wrong that her children should be treated any different than children if the parents were married and the supreme court have upheld that today and they have said it is unfair and unlawful, actually. the sale of energy drinks could be banned in england to anybody under 18 over fears they are damaging children's health, i don't think kids should be allowed energy drinks because it has too much sugar and caffeine in there and they should be able to get enough nutrition through theirfood. alex salmond faces criticism for setting up a crowdfunding page to pay for his legal battle with the scottish parliament after

extra cloud and northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland and a strengtheningreeze head of parade band which pushes its way in as we go through tomorrow. not making much progress, the western side of northern ireland and the far west of scotland. eastern scotland, england and wales cricket board largely dry day with large areas of cloud. some spells of sunshine and temperatures at best between 17 and 21 degrees. we will see reigning places on wednesday, perhaps across the south east. at the end of the week, it is mostly dry with spells of sunshine. hello, this is bbc news, with sean ley. the headlines: the united nations says military leaders in myanmar should be investigated for genocide against the country's rohingya muslims. food prices are expected to rise in the coming months, as farmers feel the effects of this year's extreme weather. a mother and her daughter have been stabbed to death in the street in solihull, in the west midlands. now on bbc news, it's time for ‘talking movies'. welcome to this special hollywood and race edition of talking movies, i'm

strongest winds in the western isles of scotland and light winds elsewhere.t day east anglia and southeast england were two brochures are lucky to exceed 30 celsius, somewhat cooler and fresher the further northwest that you are. most of a dry heaving tomorrow evening would lay spells of sunshine and the still a band of cloud from scotland into pa rt a band of cloud from scotland into part of building and they give the odd spot of rain. here is ourfront as the go into tuesday, a weakening feature some of the time we get to tuesday, just a band of cloud but also a dividing line between the wharf and the need for the south which will hang on for another day and fresher further north and west that will eventually sink his way southeast. for tuesday, we still have our zone of cloud, again stretching across southern scotland into pa rt of stretching across southern scotland into part of northern england and northern parts of wales and still the odd spot of rain to the day but fizzling out slowly. board of that, fresher spells of sunshine and maybe one 01’ fresher

scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland later of rain on wednesday but not very much, and the end of the week should be dry. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the un says military leaders in myanmar should be investigated for genocide against the country's rohingya muslims. an estimated 700,000 fled the country to neighbouring bangladesh last year. a study has found that food prices could rise by at least 5% in the coming months because of the unusually cold winter and long dry summer. police in the west midlands say they're searching for 21—year—old janbaz tarin after the fatal stabbing of two women in solihull. the victims have been identified as his former partner raneem 0udeh and her mother khaola saleem. and with almost one in five sales now made on the internet rather than on the high street, uk warehouse space has doubled injust a decade. now on bbc news, a film which explores the creation of artist william kentridge‘s most ambitious project to date, the head and the load, which combines music, dance, film projecti

some spousal sunshine around with showery rain affecting north and western parts of scotland.ive in dublin. the headlines at 6pm... pope francis is in ireland, for the first papal visit in almost a0 years. he's spoken of his shame at the failure of the catholic church to address the abuse of children by priests. translation: the failure of ecclesiastical authorities, bishops, religious superiors, priests and others adequately to address these repellent crimes has rightly given rise to outrage and remains a source of pain and shame for the catholic community. i myself share those sentiments. i'm rebecca jones, the other headlines this hour.... women in england are to be allowed to take the second of two early abortion pills in their own homes instead of in a clinic. ajewish man, who believes he was one of the people

spots of rain around the irish sea, south—western and western scotland. ks like some of that cloud... morning into the afternoon, some of the cloud in western areas will break up, not one layer of grey, sunshine for sure, just some spits and spots of rain but the best of the weather will be the further east and south. temperatures could reach the mid—20s in the south—east, but evenin the mid—20s in the south—east, but even in yorkshire, 22 or 23 and in belfast, around 20 as well. looking at sunday, the winds will freshen in the north—west here, really quite gusty around some of these western isles. rain pushing into two and we're thinking later in the day on sunday we are going to see fresh air and rain into glasgow and belfast. look at the heat building, temperatures reaching around 25 in the south—east, maybe a conservative figure of 23 in london. here's the outlook for the next few days, temperatures dipping away next week but generally speaking it's actually not looking too bad at all and in the north, in the high teens. in the south, probably in the l

cloud increasing in northern ireland and possibly into western scotland. still in the east and temperatures possibly up to 21 degrees across eastern areas of scotland. the area living in from the atlantic over the weekend, it looks like the south—east of england and possibly into the midlands stayed dry and with more sunshine here feeling quite warm. we will be into september but temperatures getting up september but temperatures getting up to 25,26 september but temperatures getting up to 25, 26 degrees september but temperatures getting up to 25,26 degrees in the south—east. much more like it. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime; fishing leaders agree to talks after fights between british and french fishermen in the english channel, in a row about shellfish. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, you are watching bbc news. i am arlene foster. england have submitted their bid to host the womens euros in 2021. eight venues have been proposed with wembley ho

a breeze and outbreaks of rain into the western isles of scotland and this system is only very slowly we keep a good deal of cloud, a few breaks and a sunny spells to come through. outbreaks of rain will feed into the northern isles through the day and this weather system starting to see one or two showers breaking out. the rain will start to feed into the western side of northern ireland, leaving the best of the sunshine here in the east. across england and wales, after some misty and murky weather to begin with, some bright or sunny spells may keep low cloud into the south—west of england, one or two spots of drizzle. temperatures into the high teens, a few spots in the low 20s, average for the time of year. into tuesday night, we take some outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland, and we introduce the possibility of seeing some thundery showers working into parts of southern england, maybe clipping parts of the midlands, into east anglia, certainly into the south—east by wednesday morning. slightly cooler behind the weather front as temperatures dip into single figur

that wet weather spreads to western scotland, north—west england and north—west wales, as well, throughen, 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 will be 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. it 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 s

a breeze and outbreaks of rain into the western isles of scotland and this system is only very slowlyahead of that, we keep a good deal of cloud, a few breaks allowing a few sunny spells to come through. some outbreaks of rain will feed into the northern isles through the day and this weather system starting to see one or two showers breaking out. the rain will start to feed into the western side of northern ireland, leaving the best of the sunshine here in the east. across england and wales, after some misty and murky weather to begin with, some bright or sunny spells may keep low cloud into the moors of south—west of england, maybe one or two spots of drizzle. temperatures into the high teens, a few spots in the low 20s, average for the time of year. into tuesday night, we take some outbreaks of rain through scotland and northern ireland, and we introduce the possibility of seeing some thundery showers working into parts of southern england, maybe clipping parts of the midlands, into east anglia, certainly into the south—east by wednesday morning. turning cooler behind the weather f

heavier more persistent rain into northern ireland and western scotland, with that a strengthening breezeup into the 20s. rain moving south—east, still warm in the south—east, still warm in the south—east of the country and mainly dry as we get on into next week. some are perhaps not done yet. a reminder of our top story. nearly 20 more families have come forward with concerns about the deaths of babies and mothers at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. 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. if hello and welcome to sportsday. the headlines. an independent review into the death of several babies at shrewsbury telford hospitals trust will be expanded after more allegations of poor care. the department of health is investigating cases that includes the deaths of babies and mothers and brain injuries. the number of people aged 85 and over that need round—the—clock care in england is projected to double in the next 20 yea rs. projected to double in the next 20 years. homebase creditors voted in favour of a res

you can double these, so winds gusting perhaps to 30 mph there off western scotland, but cool alreadyor belfast, glasgow and for edinburgh. how about the next few days? well, it looks like the temperatures might pick up a little bit, but not an awful lot, and cardiff may be up to 19 by monday, possibly 21 in london by monday, but it will be quite changeable. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: president trump's former personal lawyer, michael cohen, pleads guilty to breaking campaign finance rules. in court, under oath, he says he committed the crimes at the direction of "the candidate" . and another dark cloud for the president — his former campaign manager, paul manafort, is found guilty of tax and bank fraud, over his work for foreign governments. aung san suu kyi defends her government's handling of the rohingya crisis — and blames bangladesh forfailing to send back refugees. 18 windrush migrants who may have been wrongfully removed from the uk are to receive an official government

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

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

you can double these, so winds gusting perhaps to 30 mph there off western scotland, but cool already for belfast, glasgow and for edinburgh. how about the next few days? well, it looks like the temperatures might pick up a little bit, but not an awful lot, and cardiff may be up to 19 by monday, possibly 21 in london by monday, but it will be quite changeable. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: donald trump is facing a huge test of his presidency after his former lawyer admitted breaking election finance rules. michael cohen says he did so at the direction of the candidate. he admits paying hush money to two women who claim to have had sex with the president. and in a separate court case in virginia, a jury found president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort, guilty of eight charges he faced relating to tax and bank fraud. now on bbc news, panorama. carl campbell — shot in west bromwich with a all smith & wesson russian revolver. derek myers — killed in birmingham with a all revolver. kenichi phillips — died after being fired at with a .38 revolver. every one of the

that wet weather spreads to western scotland and north—west england and west wales through the day, highontinue to have this feed of warm air in southern parts of the uk so even though we won't see much sunshine, temperatures widely into the low to mid 20s, fresher conditions in the north. this low pressure bringing strong winds as well. a blustery start to the weekend. into scotland, exposed coasts and hills could have 50 or 60 mph gusts, quite a blowy start wherever you are. a lot of cloud around, limited brighter spells possible. the best of these heading into eastern england and the far north—east of scotland, but in between we have a weak weather front that will bring the thickest cloud across northern ireland, parts of northern england and southern scotla nd northern england and southern scotland where we could continue to seek occasional spits of light rain or drizzle. for the second half of the weekend, we look at this, subtropical storm ernesto and this will bring some heavy rain to the united kingdom on sunday. the worst of the rain getting away across northern ireland, norther

on tuesday, northern ireland, and northern and western scotland, on this frontier, it will generate cloudate breeze again and bring outbreaks of rain but for most on tuesday and mainly dry days. wins will be fairly light and with some cloud coming and going, good spells of sunshine and warm spells of sunshine. temperature is widely between 19 degrees celsius. much warmer than the weekend, and some complications into wednesday because of a development across the continent which will create a few heavy or thundery showers that could be in parts of southern and eastern england. further west, a scattering of showers. but for much of thursday and friday, dry with some sunshine. the pope begs for forgiveness from god, for sexual and insitutional abuse, uncovered in the catholic church. he was addressing more than 100,000 people at an open air mass in dublin. the daughter of a british couple, who died at a hotel in egypt, tells the bbc it wasn't due to natural causes. i think when they went back to that room that evening, there was something in that room that's actually killed them. tributes hav

a fine day in the north—west, light wind although breezy across western scotland.dry with variable cloud and some sunny spells. hello and welcome to sportsday — home holly hamilton. coming up on the prgoramme... harry kane sets spurs on their way to a thumping win in the premier league, and heaps more misery on manchester united. andy murray makes a winning return to grand slam tennis — winning in the first round of the us 0pen. and has the halo proven its worth? coming up on the prgoramme... harry kane sets spurs on their way to a thumping win

that isjust as well have seen quite a bit of rain, and that is just about living in the south—western scotland little bit of a chill in the air, 13 degrees for norwich, but generally where we have the cloud it is around 15, 16, 17 degrees. so this is very warm and humid air over us this is very warm and humid air over us first thing in the morning. here is the weather front. this is a cold front, or cool front you can call it in the summer, behind the cooler air comes in, much fresher air. so scotla nd comes in, much fresher air. so scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon will be quite a bit cooler. you can see those yellow colours here indicating those lower temperatures in the north atlantic, mostly around the teens. 17 in belfast, only 14 in stornoway, but to the south we have got temperatures in the high teens. and then this central bit here around northern england and wales, that is where the weather front is moving through, so the chance of catching, i think some rain during the course of wednesday. now, wednesday into thursday, these weather fronts, of wednesday. now, wednesday i

you can double these, so winds gusting perhaps to 30 mph there off western scotland, but cool alreadye low 205 in the south, in the mid—teens for belfast, glasgow and for edinburgh. how about the next few days? well, it looks like the temperatures might pick up a little bit, but not awful lot, and cardiff might be up to 19 by monday, possibly 21 in london by monday, but it will be quite changeable. bye— bye. hello, everyone. this is newsday. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: president trump's former campaign chief, paul manafort, found guilty of eight criminal charges, including bank and tax fraud. president trump gave this reaction. this started as russian collision, this is absolutely nothing to do — this is a witch—hunt, and it's a disgrace. and it doesn't end there: the president's former lawyer, michael cohen, pleads guilty to tax evasion and violating election campaign finance rules. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme:

there's a northern and western scotland and across northern ireland may just and western scotland andnd wales. 22 or 23 celsius. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm. the first black united nations secretary—general kofi annan buys at the age of 80. hundreds of thousands are made homeless in central india. thousands more for the victim of the motorway bridge collapse in genoa. ministers plan a new tax on disposable boxes including takeaway cups. britain's new £3 billion aircraft carrier has set sail from portsmouth to the us fighterjets will land on her for first portsmouth to the us fighterjets will land on herforfirst time. coming up in half an hour: a chance to see a hardtalk special with the late kofi annan — interviewed in geneva in april this year.

a lot of them towards the north—west, western scotland, northern ireland and north—west england.ed further south and eastwards. there will be heavy showers, hail and thunder driven on by some blustery winds. very few places escaping the showers and if anything, temperatures a bit lower on friday. 15 degrees in newcastle for example, although not too many showers around here. friday night could be particularly chilly, especially in the scottish glens where this ridge of high pressure is coming in and it will tend to push away most of the showers into the north sea. that is where the stronger winds will be as well. a drier day, more sunshine on the way. a few showers here and there but a good chance of staying dry. showers lighter as the day goes on but disappointing temperatures for the time of year. then things change on sunday and change more quickly now because the ridge of high pressure doesn't last. weather systems coming in from the atlantic and they are moving in more quickly now. sunday looks like being cloudy with outbreaks of rain already in western areas by morning, hea

you can double these for gusts of wind, so gusting perhaps to 30 mph there off western scotland. 20s in the south, in the mid—teens for belfast, glasgow and for edinburgh. how about the next few days? well, it looks like the temperatures might pick up a little bit, but not an awful lot, and cardiff may be up to 19 by monday, possibly 21 in london by monday, but it will be quite changeable. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: a huge test for donald trump's presidency as his former personal lawyer pleads guilty to breaking election campaign law and says in court, under oath, that the candidate directed him to commit the crimes, with the principal purpose of influencing an election. michael cohen admits paying hush money to two women who claimed they'd had sex with mr trump. and in a separate court case in virginia a jury convicted one of mr trump's key strategists in the 2016 election, paul manafort, on 8 charges of tax and bank fraud. none of them relate to the time he was campaign managerfor mr trump. the leader of myanmar, aung san suu kyi, says her government wants the s

you can double these, so winds gusting perhaps to 30 mph there off western scotland, but cool alreadyh. how about the next few days? well, it looks like the temperatures might pick up a little bit, but not awful lot, and cardiff might be up to 19 by monday, possibly 21 in london by monday, but it will be quite changeable. bye— bye. you're watching bbc world news. i'm babita sharma. our top story: dramatic developments in two separate court trials in the us, involving figures who have been close to president trump. a jury finds his former campaign manager, paul manafort, guilty of eight charges relating to tax and bank fraud. president trump calls it a "witch—hunt". and in new york, the president's former lawyer, michael cohen, pleads guilty to tax evasion and election campaign finance violations. we'll have all the latest developments here. stay with us. and this story is trending online on bbc.com. danny boyle has announced he'll no longer be directing the nextjames bond movie. he's blaming "creative differences" for his decision. the next bond film is due for release next year. stay

you can double these for gusts of wind, so gusting perhaps to 30 mph there off western scotland.he low 20s in the south, in the mid—teens for belfast, glasgow and for edinburgh. how about the next few days? well, it looks like the temperatures might pick up a little bit, but not an awful lot, and cardiff may be up to 19 by monday, possibly 21 in london by monday, but it will be quite changeable. bye— bye. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story: it's a double blow for president trump as his former campaign manager is convicted on multiple counts of fraud and in a separate case his ex—lawyer pleads guilty to breaking campaign finance rules. thousands of venezula ns flee their country as its economic crisis intensifies, inflation could reach one million percent by the end of the year. ravaged by tourism, montenegros's medieval city of kotor could lose its unesco world heritage status as visitor numbers continue to rise. us sanctions against russia come in to force today following the poisoning of the skripal‘s in the uk. what impact will this have on the russian econ

quite easy across these western areas, north—east scotland holding onto a little bit of brightness. the north—west of england and north—west of wales, further south and east of what we are into good spells of sunshine and temperatures in london getting up to around 26 degrees. as we go through wednesday evening, there will be some sunshine to end the day in the south as we go through the night we are to be piling a lot of cloud in from the south—west. it will turn misty and murky for coastal areas, a few splashes of rain and those temperatures begin to come up, and increasingly humid feel into thursday morning because we will have brought this warm front across the country. not much rain on it, but that is the reason for extra cloud and with high pressure to the south, southern areas particularly are going to start to tap into increasingly warm air from the near continent. further north and west, a somewhat fresher feel of air from the atlantic. temperatures not as high. during thursday, a lot of cloud in through western and parts of the uk, particularly the odd spot of rain and sho

a bit more cloud in many spots of ramp across the western parts of scotland, maybe the cloud to comeut the bulk of the uk will have a fine day. low 20s, possibly touching 29 or 30 degrees there in london once again. so a few degrees lower, depending on it some things friday. a beautiful saturday evening on the way. here is a typical pattern we see in the summer. giving a fine weather for the bulk of sunday. you can almost draw a line there across ireland and just about to central scotland and down into parts of europe. north of that, you have low—pressure and weather front and purging. you'll start to see increasingly this, whether through the northwest with this weather through sunday, monday and tuesday. still very warm in the south. here is that low—pressure encroaching on monday, a front moving into northern ireland and western scotland, so some cloud and rain from time to time. cooler conditions as well. these conditions with a flexible that he back into europe that is still effective the southeast. but he will hang around and maybe even arrives in london for a time on monday an

out west, we see thickening cloud, patchy rain into northern ireland, western scotland, quite windy in north—west as well. and those temperatures generally and ram mid—to—high teens, but to the south—east with the sunshine 22 or 23 degrees. out on friday into saturday, this warm front works eastwards, taking rain with it, and it is behind that that we bring not only a lot of cloud and moisture, so some misty and murky conditions, but also some warm and quite humid air. notice northern areas stay in the cool air, notice northern areas stay in the coolair, and notice northern areas stay in the cool air, and marking out the divide between the cooler and humid air is a weather front. on saturday this front, bringing cloud and rain across northern ireland, southern scotland, maybe northern england. to the south of that, some sunshine, rather murky on the western coasts, and on the warm side. it is cooler further north. in the warm air in the south on sunday we develop this area of low pressure with some tropical moisture tied up in this area of low pressure bringing outbreaks of fairly heav

this evening and overnight, rain will move into western scotland, turning heavier. high side were getting a decent nights sleep. monday, we start the day with mist and fog raptures across western areas again. a few showers across scotland, drifting southwards as we go through the day. across midlands, wales, east anglia and southern counties of england, another hot day. 32 in the capital, temperatures in the high teens to low 20s further north. the hot weather moves away into europe and instead we start to see the atlantic waking up and that will spin areas of low pressure to bring us windy weather, cloudy weather and some rain in the forecast, quite heavy at times across north—western areas and the temperatures significantly easing in the week ahead. back down to average for the time of year in the south, so some big changes in our weather coming up over the next few days. back to you. thank you very much. we are all for the change. we'll be back with the headlines in a few minutes. but now, it's time for click. planet earth is changing — daily. we humans are affec

the same for western scotland. you will see sunnybrae.sius. where we have the clear skies at night is where we start with some sunshine first thing in the morning. the front coming into western scotland and northern ireland will introduce some rain, which will be quite heavy in the morning, weakening into the afternoon and ahead of it we will see some cloud developing. nonetheless we will see some sunny spells, the best of which will be the furthest south and east you travel. as we head into wednesday, eastern area start with sunshine, cloud building through the day as these were the front rejuvenates, and it has a bit more oomph, the rain will be heavier as it crosses northern ireland, scotland, into north—west england and parts west wales. behind it we see a return to cooler conditions with bright spells, sunshine and showers. ahead of it we hang on to a lot of sunshine and as a result we expect norwich to get up to 27. but watch this space because as this were fun bringing the rain moved southwards, a narrow band and a weakening band o