temperatures could reach 18c before the downpours but it will be cool in western scotland and northernaround that area of low pressure. that will then come to rest across the uk as we move into thursday. away from the far south—west of the uk, the winds will be light, so once the showers get going, as the heat builds during the day, so the showers will be heavy and thundery and also slow—moving. not so many showers in north east scotland because there will be a lot of low cloud once again and probably not so many showers in northern ireland, though here we should see more in the way of sunshine. temperatures around 16c. things look different later in the week, turning drier, high pressure building on from the atlantic, that will mean most places will be dry on friday. still got low pressure moving into central europe and just on the edge of that on east anglia and the south—east, could be some showers here. a chilly wind blowing in across. best of the sunshine by the western side of the uk. temperatures will be back up to around 18c. live from london, this is bbc news. pakistan's forme

temperatures here reach 18 celsius but it will be cooler in western scotland and northern ireland. south—west of the uk, the winds are going to be light. 0nce far south—west of the uk, the winds are going to be light. once the showers get going once again as the heat builds during the day, so the showers will be heavy and thundery and also slow—moving. not are miniature rose north to scotland because there will be a lot of low cloud once again and probably not so many showers in northern ireland, though we should see more on the way of sunshine. around 16 celsius. things look different towards the end of the week, it is turning drier. we have high pressure building and from the atlantic that will mean most places will be dry on friday. still got a lower pressure moving into central europe and just on the edge of that across east anglia and at the south—east, so there could be some showers here. quite a chilly wind blowing in off the north sea bring in a lot of cloud, the best of the sunshine for the western side of the uk. temperatures will be back up to around 18 celsius. this is

this part of the uk, but we've got some sunshine elsewhere and some sharp showers, although western scotlandemperature—wise, peaking at 17 or 18 degrees once again. now, a lot of the showers will fade away this evening, but they'll keep going into the night across the far south—east and east anglia, although they will become lighter. and then later in the night, we've got more cloud piling in from the atlantic, bringing more showers to northern ireland, western scotland and over the irish sea. clearer skies ahead of that and temperatures could be as low as seven or eight celsius in the morning, but we should start dry from many eastern areas with some sunshine, but we'll see the cloud increasing and showers will develop widely once again. the threat of some thundery ones, this time across the more eastern parts of england, perhaps into eastern scotland. here, temperatures could reach 18 celsius before the downpours, but it will be quite a bit cooler, i think, in western scotland and northern ireland where we're going to find a lot of cloud wrapping around that area of low pressure. that's go

at the moment, temperatures are in the high teens and will probably hit 20 degrees for western scotland, wales and in the south—west as well. tonight, we will have thick cloud across eastern and southern and central parts of england. in the north and west, as well as northern ireland, clearer skies, and where we have clear skies overnight, sunshine will greet us first thing on saturday morning. so a beautiful start, ithink, eventually for belfast, at least, for glasgow, cardiff doing fine, and of course, liverpool looking great on saturday. further east, it may take time for that son to work its magic in the clouds. after that, i think it is a beautiful day. look at the temperatures, widely into the high teens, widely around 20 celsius, but on the north sea coast, whether cloud struggles, it could be a little on the chilly side still. also worth mentioning, the high uv levels. remember, in may, the sun is very strong. it is not down here is the forecast for saturday night. that is late saturday night and into sunday.— night. that is late saturday night and into sunday. early on sunday,

showers to go into early wednesday, western scotland, northern ireland.s the day plays out very much like today, out comes the sun had up go the temperatures. opcode the thunder clouds and down welcome the rain in many areas. it should peel fairly warm, quite humid, highs of 18. the storms if anything more focused on eastern areas. thursday, the low pressure that is driving the whole thing sinks further south across the uk, turning quite flabby, that means not very much wind to drive the showers around so somewhere as well seed showers linger for quite a long time so we could see some real long spells of heavy rain. some sunny intervals in between times, perhaps a little cooler, highs of 16 or 17. but a big purse to come in the next 48 hours, but then friday into saturday, high—pressure tries to bother across the uk and it looks like we will see something drier, perhaps only briefly. potentially later next weekend we could be more showery but some such on here for you for friday and saturday at least. compensation for all the thunderstorms! and that's bbc

anglia, they will fade away but there is more cloud from the atlantic into northern ireland and western scotlandre showers, clearer skies and temperatures down to seven or eight ahead of that. the east of the country generally dry start tomorrow, showers developing more widely through the day tomorrow, some heavy, the risk of thunder down the eastern side of england, temperatures could reach 18 degrees before the downpours arrive but it will be cooler than today in western scotland and northern ireland with more cloud and frequent showers, thatis more cloud and frequent showers, that is down to the area of low pressure that will just wander down and set over the uk by the time we get into thursday, breezy in the far south—west, otherwise winds are light, so as we generate more heavy showers they will be quite slow moving, drier in the north—east of scotland where it will be grey and chilly, drier in northern ireland but we should get some sunshine, typical temperatures around 16 degrees. looking further ahead, typical temperatures around 16 degrees. looking furtherahead, i mentioned drier weathe

although western scotland, northwest england and wales may be turning drier towards the end of the afternoonthat and temperatures could be as low as seven or eight degrees in the morning. but we should start dry from any eastern areas with some sunshine, but we'll see the cloud increasing and showers will develop widely once again, the threat of some thundery ones, this time across the more eastern parts of england, perhaps into eastern scotland here, temperatures could reach 18 degrees before the downpours, but it will be quite a bit cooler, i think, in western scotland and northern ireland where we're going to find a lot of cloud wrapping around that area of low pressure. that's going to then come to rest across the uk as we move into thursday. away from the far southwest of the uk, the winds are going to be light. so once the showers get going once again, as the heat builds during the day, so the showers will be heavy and thundery and also slow moving. not so many showers in northeast scotland because there'll be a lot of low cloud once again and probably not so many showers in northern i

that will bring a lot of cart into northern ireland in western scotland and frequent showers.rs will develop in many other areas in the risk of thunder is more across the eastern parts of england as the storms arrived later in the afternoon. before then, temperatures could reach 18 in some eastern parts of england and eight to the west, we have a car coming in towards islands in western scotland, temperatures are below, around 14 temperatures are below, around 1a or 15. a lot of showers to come during wednesday in the area of low pressure just sort of dawdled its way down across the uk, sitting right over the top of us on thursday. breezy in the far south—west otherwise the winds will be light. the showers that you develop again will be slow—moving and again the risk of heavy, thundery downpours and a few showers moving away from northern ireland and sunshine and a few showers in northeast gotland and a lot more cloud, taking temperatures back. —— northeast scotland. a little bit cooler on thursday. the area of low pressure slides away slowly as we head into friday and high pr

through this evening and overnight, it will cloud over across parts of northern ireland and western scotlandld drop prolonged clear spells, could drop very close to freezing. of course, it's milder across england and wales, some cloud just moving into north sea, facing coasts again into sunday morning. just moving into north sea facing coasts again into sunday morning. now, sun is looking cloudier, pretty much across the board all week. cold front is still sinking its way southwards as we head throughout the day. just introducing a lot more cloud cloudy four north sea facing coast with that onshore breeze, of course, cloudy across northern ireland. and for much of western scotland, the best of the sunshine on sunday will tend to be across western wales and the far south west of england, devon and cornwall, where temperatures will peak at 22 or 23 degrees celsius. always cooler, of course, towards the coasts. let's take a look at bank holiday monday and our high pressure still very much in control. but you see the wind starting to pick up the ice above, squeezing but you see the wind starting

there'll be patchy rain and drizzle, cloudier skies for northern scotland during the day on wednesday and certainly for northern ireland and western quite so high as tuesday for the likes of northern ireland. monday either so 15 or 60s where we see some sunshine coming through and we should see some of the south on wednesday and for a time on thursday. but by thursday, potentially some more substantial rain being thrown our way, showery rain. so some of it will be heavy. some of it may not get across into eastern areas, but as it's coming around an area of low pressure pushing up from the south, it will mean milder airfor most. but that low pressure sitting out in the atlanticjust continues to throw bands of showers or longer spells of rain our way, right the way through the rest of the week and into the weekend, as you can see. so low pressure driving the weather, the winds from the southwest. so it's a little less cold, but we will have quite a bit of cloud and at times some downpours because there's quite a bit of energy in the sun at this time of year. so expect some thunder and lightning and some of those heavier, slow moving

where the winds are light across northern ireland, parts of north—west england, western scotland, that's some northern parts of scotland and eastern parts of england, it will feel a little bit chilly. regardless of the feel of the weather, the sun, if you have it overhead, is strong — high uv levels. so bear that in mind if you're out and about for any length of time. into tuesday, again a zone of cloud across the eastern half of england, best of the sunshine further west. that nagging wind down towards the south—east corner making it feel a little bit chilly. further north and west, though, glasgow could see highs of 2a degrees. i think it will be northern and western parts of the uk that see the highest temperatures through the middle of the week. this area of high pressure, if anything, pulling away north—eastwards was so will maintain quite a brisk breeze for some southern and eastern parts at times, keeping more cloud and a cooler feel here. the highest temperatures further north and west, up to around 25 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm anna foster live in istanbul where.... boats in

western scotland.e best of the sunshine and that's where we'll have the highest of the pollen. grass pollen at this time year. low to moderate particularly on the east coast. highjust low to moderate particularly on the east coast. high just drift just a little bit further east and we will see some subtle differences and that will mean more sunshine coming through on friday. slightly drier air, lighter winds and, yes, a great deal of dry, settled and sunny weather for all. deal of dry, settled and sunny weatherfor all. cooler deal of dry, settled and sunny weather for all. cooler on the east coast but you will have a sunshine which will hopefully compensate. and western areas from away that cool breeze will see highs into the low 20s. 0ver see highs into the low 20s. over the weekend, that high pressure will try to push steadily eastwards. subtle differences continue. if you are heading off to the beach is best with temperatures into the low 20s but along the east coast we will have sunshine heading in

clearest of the skies across parts of western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. of east wales, a good part of england, eastern scotland starting cloudy. a lot of that cloud will roll its way back towards the east coast. if you are spending your day along the coast, if it stays cloudy, when you're exposed to the breeze temperatures are likely to only get to 14, 15, 16 degrees. parts of north—east scotland only getting to 12 or 13 degrees. however, further west in the sunshine, temperatures around glasgow likely to get to 25, 26 degrees. 23 for western parts of northern ireland. many western parts of england and wales not too far behind. into thursday, really, it is more of the same. the cloudy and coolest weather to be found across eastern parts of scotland, the eastern side of england. further west, more sunshine, more warmth, temperatures up to around 23 or 24 degrees. as we head towards the weekend, high pressure remains the dominant weather feature. we will continue to see the winds flowing around that area of high pressure. where you're exposed to that breeze

there will be areas of cloud around, mostly in the western areas of scotland, where, again, it will feelorthern ireland too. generally a cloudy looking day, in the eastern areas of england with the best of the sunshine for western wales, south—west of england, devon and cornwall. there will be a cool breeze, it is picking up in the coastal areas, highs of 22 or 23 celsius in the best of the sunshine. let's take a look at bank holiday monday, it is cooler and breezier across the south—west of england, the best of the sunshine is further north and west, highs of around 21 celsius across the central belt of scotland, on bank holiday monday. the rest of the week, high pressure is going nowhere, it is keeping us dry and settled. there will be variable amounts of cloud but also some sunshine. if we look at the outlook for the capital cities, most the temperatures will get to the 20s. live from london — this is bbc news. a home office source says e—gates are now starting to come back on — after long delays for some passengers travelling to the uk. i'm live at london heathrow, one of many uk air

through this evening and overnight, it will cloud over across parts of northern ireland and western scotlandemperatures, if we see any prolonged spells, could drop very close to freezing. of course, it�*s milder across england and wales, some cloud just moving into north sea, facing coasts again into sunday morning. now, sun is looking cloudier, pretty much across the border. pretty much across the board all week. cold front is still thinking its way southwards as we head throughout the day. just introducing a lot more cloud cloudy four north sea facing coast with that onshore breeze, of course, cloudy across northern ireland. and for much of western scotland, the best of the sunshine on sunday will tend to be across western wales and the far south west of england, devon and cornwall, where temperatures will peak at 22 or 23 degrees celsius. always cooler, of course, towards the coasts. let�*s take a look at bank holiday monday and our high pressure still very much in control. but you see the wind starting to pick up the ice above, squeezing closer together towards the south of the uk, reall

with the onshore breeze, cloudy across northern ireland and for much of western scotland.t's take a look at bank holiday monday, high pressure still in control. you can see the wind is starting to pick up, the isobars squeezing closer together towards the south of the uk. by bluster across the channel island and kent and sussex as well. it will be some more clouds moving in 20 sea coast, generally windy and callie all across the south. western wales. in the sunshine not doing too badly either across much of northern ireland and scotland where we could see highs of around 21 celsius in the central belt on bank holiday monday. let's take a look at the rest of the week, high pressure is going nowhere. it is set to keep us dry and settled. there will be variable amounts of sunshine day on day. easterly wind and there will be more cloud towards eastern coastal areas. the best of the sunshine will tend to be further west, temperatures grad recover as we head through the week picking up to the mid 20s. watch out for one or two showers later on in the week. this is bbc news, the h

where the winds are light across northern ireland, parts of north—west england, western scotland, that, for some parts of northern scotland and eastern parts of england it will feel a bit chilly. regardless of the feel of the weather, the sun is strong. how uv levels. bearthat the weather, the sun is strong. how uv levels. bear that in mind if you're out and about for any length of time. for tuesday, as soon of cloud across the eastern half of england. the best of sunshine further west. england. the best of sunshine furtherwest. nagging england. the best of sunshine further west. nagging winds in the south west corner making it feel chilly. glasgow could see highs of 24 chilly. glasgow could see highs of 2a degrees. it will be northern and western parts of the uk that see the highest temperatures in the middle part of the week. we will maintain quite a brisk breeze for southern and eastern parts of the uk to see the highest temperatures in the middle part of the week. we will maintain quite a brisk breeze for southern and eastern part at times. highest temperatures in the north and wes

where the winds are light across northern ireland, parts of north—west england, western scotland, that'snd 20, 21 degrees. conversely, for some northern parts of scotland and eastern parts of england, it will feel a little bit chilly. regardless of the feel of the weather, the sun, if you have it overhead, is strong — high uv levels. so bear that in mind if you're out and about for any length of time. into tuesday, again a zone of cloud across the eastern half of england, best of the sunshine further west. that nagging wind down towards the south—east corner making it feel a little bit chilly. further north and west, though, glasgow could see highs of 24 degrees. i think it will be northern and western parts of the uk that see the highest temperatures through the middle of the week. this area of high pressure, if anything, pulling away north—eastwards was so will maintain quite a brisk breeze for some southern and eastern parts at times, keeping more cloud and a cooler feel here. the highest temperatures further north and west, up to around 25 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: po

we keep some clear skies in western scotland, northern ireland, it mayjust go a little bit chilly. for the last head of the new 2a in glasgow for this evening and tonight it all over again rose its way westward for the players through western scotland, northwest england, that's where it will turn a little bit chilly. temperatures generally between six and 11 degrees. tomorrow parts of east wales, a good part of the recent scott we're or cloudy, will roll its way back towards the east coast. if you are spending your day along the coast and it stays cloudy where you are exposed to the breeze temperatures are likely to only get 214, 16 degrees for the parts of northeast scotland only getting to a car or 13 degrees will work however, further west in the sunshine temperatures around glasgow likely to get to 25, 20 6 degrees, 23 for western parts of northern ireland. many western parts of england and wales not too far behind. into thursday really it is more of the same the cloudiest and coolest weather to be found across eastern parts of scotland, the eastern parts of scotland, the easte

claudia across northern island and much of western scotland, the best of the sunshine on sunday will ius, always cooler towards the coast. bank holiday monday, high pressure still very much in control, but you can see the wind starting to pick up, isobar squeezing together towards the south of the uk and channel islands and parts of kent and sussex as well. there will be some more cloud moving into north sea coast to so generally when beer and cooler across the south sunshine west of wales, and the sunshine won't be too badly either over scotland where we can see highs of around 21 celsius in the central belt on bank holiday monday. let's take a look at the rest of the week. the high pressure is going nowhere. it is set to keep us dry unsettled. there will be variable amounts of sunshine, always with this onshore easterly wind, there will be more cloud towards eastern coastal areas, and the best of the sunshine will be further west but temperatures gradually will pick up into the mid—20s, one or two showers during the week. this is bbc news, the headlines: tv presenter holly willoughb

this weather front, another one, starting to push into western scotland and northern ireland through breezy with splashes of rain. eastern scotland, england and wales, the best of the sunny spells. showers across the south—east. we could see more cloud in the afternoon. temperatures in the brightest spots in the high teens, the mid—teens further north. the weather front pushing eastwards, bringing a band of cloud and showers across england and wales on friday. a mixed bag to end the working week. some sunny spells and variable cloud, but also some showers thanks to the weakening weather front particularly across england and wales. the odd one could be on the heavy side. temperatures 17—18 and with more cloud, it won't be quite as warm on friday. high pressure dominating the weekend, mainly dry and settled, with a good sunny spells. the weather fronts settled, with a good sunny spells. the weatherfronts in the north will bring thicker cloud and spots of rain in scotland and northern ireland. the best of the sunshine in england and wales, we could be into the low 20s there. live from wa

that's going to bring in frequent showers into northern ireland, into western scotland.for many eastern areas, though, it will start dry, but we'll see more showers breaking out and, really, for the next couple of days, we'll continue to see this mixture of sunny spells and some widespread heavy and perhaps thundery showers. we've got the dry start for many eastern areas, but the cloud will build up through the day. we'll see the showers breaking out. those could turn heavy and thundery, more especially across eastern parts of england. before those downpours arrive, temperatures here could reach 18 degrees. but with those frequent showers and more cloud in northern ireland and western scotland, it's only going to be around 15 degrees here. and that same area of low pressure is just going to dawdle its way southwards. come to rest across the uk in time for thursday. the winds probably not quite as strong in the south—west of england by this stage. and elsewhere, the winds are going to be light. so the showers that do develop again through the day more widely will be slow

clearest of the skies across parts of western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england. y. temperatures generally between six and 11 degrees. tomorrow, parts of east wales, a good part of england, eastern scotland starting cloudy. a lot of that cloud will roll its way back towards the east coast. if you are spending your day along the coast, if it stays cloudy, when you're exposed to the breeze temperatures are likely to only get to ia, 15, 16 degrees. parts of north—east scotland only getting to 12 or 13 degrees. however, further west in the sunshine, temperatures around glasgow likely to get to 25, 26 degrees. 23 for western parts of northern ireland. many western parts of england and wales not too far behind. into thursday, really, it is more of the same. the cloudy and coolest weather to be found across eastern parts of scotland, the eastern side of england. further west, more sunshine, more warmth, temperatures up to around 23 or 2a degrees. as we head towards the weekend, high pressure remains the dominant weather feature. we will continue to see the winds flowing a

this weather front, though, another weather front will start to push into western scotland and northernere, cloudier, breezy with some splashes of rain east in scotland, england and wales. the best of the sunny spells, though we will see some showers developing across southern and eastern england and we could see more cloud around, i think, into the afternoon. temperature wise, though, in the brightest spots, again, the high teens, the mid—teens, though, further north. that weather from pushes its way eastwards to bring a band of cloud and showers across england and wales for friday. so, a bit ofa mixed bag, i think, to end the working week. some sunny spells around, variable cloud, but also some showers. thanks to this weakening weather front, particularly across england and wales, and the odd one could be on the heavy side. in the sunshine, then temperatures again 17 or 18 degrees, but with more cloud around and i think it won't be quite as warm on friday than what we'll see on thursday. into the weekend with high pressure dominating the scene for most. and it's going to be mainly dry

cloud in eastern parts of england and cloud across northern ireland and western scotland.he south—west at 23 degrees. cooler especially for northern and eastern coasts. quite breezy in the south—east corner as it will be on monday. some areas of cloud around, but equally some spells of sunshine. a little bit cooler to some of us but 2a plymouth, liverpool, 21 in glasgow, western parts seeing the higher temperatures, and high pressure holding firm in the weekend, keeping was largely dry. things could turn a little bit warmer from was largely dry. things could turn a little bit warmerfrom mid week onwards, we could get up to middle 20s. onwards, we could get up to middle 205. a onwards, we could get up to middle 20s. a hefty shower in the southern uk later in the week is a chance but thatis uk later in the week is a chance but that is a long way off. this is bbc news, the headlines. ukraine's most senior security official tells the bbc the country is ready to launch its long—expected counter—offensive against russian forces. in a rare interview, 0leksiy danilov describes the

a little rain on that not much moving away leaving one or two showers for western scotland and perhapsll dry on monday with a great deal of sunshine, perhaps more of a northerly breeze and the temperature still reaches 17 degrees in glasgow and perhaps 20, 21 across parts of england and wales. pleasantly warm in the sunshine. high—pressure is still around as we head into tuesday and that is the surface pressure chart. a higher, in the atmosphere, things are colder and more unstable which is why we could just see one or two showers coming into the midlands and eastern england on tuesday, despite what looks like high—pressure. we will have more of a breeze coming into the north—west of scotland bringing more cloud in here but the temperatures are not really changing too much. 16— 20 celsius on tuesday, perhaps a little lower than monday for england where we are seeing more cloud. we may well find another weather front coming into the north—west of uk in time for wednesday. some rain for the northernmost parts of scotland but otherwise drive, possibly a few spots of rain coming into north

head through the evening and overnight it will cloud over across parts of northern ireland and western scotlandnto north sea facing posts again into sunday morning. sunday's looking much across the border, a lot more cloud, cloudy fern or sea coasts. party across northern ireland and much of western scotland. the best of the sunshine on sunday will tend to be across western wales and england. always cooler towards the coasts. let's take a look at bank holiday monday. high pressure still very much in control but you can see the wind is starting to pick up, isobars are squeezing closely together towards the south of the uk, really quite muster across the channel islands and part of kent and sussex as well. there will be more cloud moving into north sea coast so generally windier and cooler across the south, the best of this sunshine across the far south—west, western wales and the sunshine not doing too badly either across much of northern ireland and much of scotland we could see highs of around 21 celsius in the central belt on bank holiday monday. let's take a look at the rest of the week. the

wednesday, a weak front is likely to bring a bit of patchy rain through northern ireland and western scotlandlop down towards the south as the winds begin to pick up through the day. temperatures generally between ten and 16 degrees. as we head towards the end of the week, we will see frontal systems squashing in from the southwest, reintroducing the chance for some rain and for a time a brisk easterly breeze, which will make it feel rather chilly, particularly for some eastern coasts. but through the week, a lot of dry weather for a time through tuesday into wednesday, but then turning more unsettled. live from washington. this is bbc news. the united nations and african union warn that the people of sudan are in dire need of a humanitarian truce. nurses in england start a 28—hour strike — health service bosses say its the largest industrial action so far. # shimmering in the sun... # and we'll hear from the creator of this viral hit that's taken over tiktok. hello, i'm carl nasman.

chance of missing them, western half of england and wales through the afternoon, as well as western scotlandup to around 18 degrees in the east when the sunshine is out. but it's here where we could see some of those showers become thundery through the afternoon. southern and eastern england especially can be a little bit of hail mixed in and some gusty winds. they will fade, though, quite quickly into the first part of the evening, and then some clear skies through eastern areas overnight, leading to temperatures down to around five or six degrees in rural parts, a little bit fresher than the past couple of nights. but further west, more cloud starts to push its way in, and yet more showers. so, it will be an east west split. best of the morning sunshine in eastern areas and the west, some sunny spells, but often lots of cloud, generally more cloud around on wednesday compared with tuesday. and the showers are more widespread, greater chance of seeing some come your way. only a few places will avoid them. temperatures continue to drop just a little bit, but pleasant enough in between those

so the forecast then early on wednesday shows a bit of cloud across western scotland and northern irelandrain. but elsewhere we're waking up to mostly sunny skies. a bit of a nip in the air, though, particularly in the north. now this weather front will continue to bring splits and spots of rain and thicker cloud for a time through the morning, into the afternoon towards these north western areas. but to the south of that, it is going to be a gloriously sunny day. so this is where the temperatures will be at their highest, typically in the high teens to perhaps the low 20s in one or two areas, 22, for example, in cardiff. also worth mentioning that the sun is of course very strong this time of the year. and look at that high uv levels pretty much across the board. the high pressure is still with us on thursday, but it means also that the wind directions will be changing around the uk as this high pressure changes this sort of shape. and that does mean that cloud will be pushed across the country into different areas. so it does look as though parts of england will be a little on the cloud

it moves away, leaving one or two showers maybe for western scotland, perhaps northern ireland, englanda good deal of sunshine, maybe more of a northerly breeze. and those temperatures still reaching 17 degrees in glasgow and perhaps 20 or 21 across parts of england and wales. so pleasantly warm in the sunshine. high pressure still around as we head into tuesday. that's the surface pressure chart up higher up in the atmosphere. things are colder and more unstable, which is why we could just see one or two showers coming into the midlands and eastern england on tuesday. despite what looks like high pressure, we will have more of a breeze coming into the northwest of scotland that will bring more cloud in here. but those temperatures aren't really changing too much. 16 to 20 celsius, i think on tuesday, perhaps a little bit lower than monday. for england, where we are seeing more cloud, we may well find another weather front coming into the northwest of the uk in time for wednesday. some rain for northern most parts of scotland, but otherwise dry. maybe a few spots of rain later coming in

wednesday, a weak front is likely to bring a bit of patchy rain through northern ireland and western scotland as the winds begin to pick up through the day. temperatures generally between ten and 16 degrees. as we head towards the end of the week, we will see frontal systems squashing in from the southwest, but through the week, a lot of dry weather for a time through tuesday into wednesday, but then turning more unsettled. live from washington. this is bbc news. the united nations and african union warn that the people of sudan are in dire need of a humanitarian truce. nurses in england start a 28—hour strike — health service bosses say its the largest industrial action so far. and the chess world has a new world champion — we hear more about ding liren�*s history—making victory. hello, i'm carl nasman. we start in sudan, where two rival military factions have announced a new ceasefire, but are showing few signs that they will honor it. air strikes continued to pound the capital of khartoum on saturday, as more than 500 deaths have

through tuesday night, more cloud will topple its way across northern ireland into western scotland withratures will be found across eastern england. some places in east anglia getting close to freezing. but into wednesday, it will be southern parts of england, wales, the midlands, east anglia that see the best of the sunshine. more cloud for northern england. northern ireland cloudy at first, although it should brighten up a little here. for scotland, the cloud will produce some spots of rain, particularly up towards the north west. temperatures between 10—16 celsius. the breeze strengthening in the south later with the odd shower down towards the far southwest. and for thursday, we will see more widespread showery weather pushing its way northwards across a good part of england and wales into northern ireland. something a little bit drier but rather cloudy across scotland. and with this keen easterly breeze coming in off the chilly waters of the north sea, if you're spending your day along the east coast, it will feel really rather cool. and even further west, not as warm as it has bee

more sunshine to the west of the pennines across into northern ireland and western scotland.tures peaking in the low 20s. really, it's going to be a tale of two halves. we've got the best of the sunshine and that's where we'll have the highest of the pollen. grass pollen at this time year. low to moderate particularly on the east coast. high just driftjust a little bit further east and we will see some subtle differences and that will mean more sunshine coming through on friday. slightly drier air, lighter winds and, yes, a great deal of dry, settled and sunny weather for all. cooler on the east coast but you will have a sunshine which will hopefully compensate. and western areas from away that cool breeze will see highs into the low 20s. over the weekend, that high pressure will try to push steadily eastwards. subtle differences continue. if you are heading off to the beaches, west is best with temperatures into the low 20s but along the east coast we will have sunshine heading into the weekend but just that little bit fresher. we'll still continue to see that breeze coming

further west and that is where we will see the best of the sunshine of the sunshine could be in western scotland2526 degrees. 23 imparts of northern counties of ireland. forthursday, imparts of northern counties of ireland. for thursday, this is how the days will be for the rest of the week. many starting with a lot of cloud and the cloud retreating and where it will be cool and warm sunshine of 23 degrees. high pressure remains with us through friday and into the weekend. so no huge change in the weather pattern. the wind are still flowing around the high and bringing cloudy and chilly to some north—eastern coast. highest temperatures in the west, 22 degrees and very little, if any rain in sight. and that's bbc news at one. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. we will take a look at the news forever you are with our colleagues across the hello, i'm sarah mulkerrins, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: just one briton left in the singles draw at the french open, as day three gets under way at roland garros. david brooks is back in the wale