the weather front across northern ireland giving outbreaks of rain and for western scotland and western waleshe far south—west of england. cloud was nolte facing coast where it is cooler, but for most of us there are some sunny spells. highs of 16 or 17 celsius. if we get to 18 degrees, it could be the warmest day of the year so far. along with the sunshine comes high—level of tree pollen. as we head to this evening and overnight, the weather front continues to track its way eastwards, giving outbreaks of rain, plenty of cloud and it is a milder feeling night underneath all the cloud and the rain. the weather fronts continue to clear eastwards throughout the day tomorrow and some typical bank holiday monday weather. showers following on behind and blustery towards english channel coasts as well. the rain will eventually clear central and eastern england. it will be heavy for a time, round about lunch time. it is windy towards the english channel coast, some bands of showers tracking through as well so they could be a lot of showers for some areas. 0ther could be a lot of showers for some area

sunshine emerging across northern ireland, western scotland, down through north west england and western waleshigher where we've got the best of that sunshine. and then we head into the easter bank holiday weekend and good friday, we start to see that high pressure build back in again. still some weather fronts out towards the west, but it's looking dry with more cloud across much of england and wales on friday. but that should start to break up. best of the sunshine i think for scotland, northern ireland, north west england too temperatures will respond up to around 15 degrees celsius, even where we have the cloud. then it should start to break up. but again, a bit cooler towards those north sea coast. the high pressure hangs on. look at bank holiday monday though. we've got another weather front starting to approach. so by then we could start to see some outbreaks of rain yet again. but it does look as if the vast majority of the bank holiday weekend is going to be dry. there'll be a bit more cloud around than there is at the moment. but still some sunny spells emerging at times. you can see

weather front across northern ireland, giving outbreaks of rain, also for western scotland and western wales—west of england, some cloud out towards the north sea—facing coasts where it is cooler. but for most of us, there are more sunny spells. highs of 16 or 17 celsius. if we get to 18 degrees, it will be the warmest day of the year so far. but along with the sunshine come some very high tree pollen levels. bearing in mind, if you are a hay fever sufferer. as we head through this evening and overnight, our weather front continues to track its way eastward, giving outbreaks of rain, plenty of cloud, and of course, it is a milderfeeling night underneath all of that cloud and the rain. our weather fronts continue to clear eastward throughout the day tomorrow, some very typical bank holiday monday weather. showers following on behind and blustery towards english channel coasts as well. our rain will eventually clear central and eastern england, it will be heavy for a time, round about lunchtime. after that goes, it is quite windy towards those english channel coasts, we will see bands of showe

sunshine emerging across northern ireland and western scotland through northwest england and western wales good friday, we start to see the high—pressure building back in but it's looking drive. more cloud across much of england and wales on friday but it should start to break up, the rest of the sunshine i think the scotland and northern ireland in north—west england, temperatures responding, up to around 15 celsius, even when we have the cloud, it should start to break up but a bit cooler towards the north sea coast, i pressure hanging on. bank holiday monday, another weather front starting to approach. by then we could start to see some outbreaks of rain yet again. it does look as if the vast majority of the bank holiday weekend will be dry. more cloud around but sunny spells emerging. at times you can see around about the average or just slightly above. enjoy the sunshine, goodbye. welcome to bbc news. i'm vishala sri—pathma. our top stories: one of russia's most influential pro—kremlin bloggers is killed in an explosion at a cafe in st petersburg. vladlen tatarsky wrote on the telegra

weather front across northern ireland giving outbreaks of rain, also for western scotland and western walesland. some cloud towards north sea facing coasts where it is cooler, but for most of us there are some more sunny spells. highs of 16 or 17 celsius. if we get to 18 degrees it will be the warmest day of the year so far. but along with the sunshine comes very high tree pollen levels — bear it in mind if you're a hay fever sufferer. as we head through this evening and overnight, our weather front just continues to track its way eastwards giving outbreaks of rain, plenty of cloud and of course, it's a milder feeling night underneath all that cloud and the rain. 0ur weather fronts continue to clear eastwards throughout the day tomorrow, so very typical bank holiday monday weather. showers following on behind and blustery towards english channel coasts as well. 0ur rain will eventually clear central and eastern england, it will be heavy for a time roundabout lunchtime. after that goes then it's quite windy towards those english channel coasts, will see some bands of showers track through as

sunshine emerging across northern ireland, western scotland, down through north west england and western wales, slightly higher where we've got the best of that sunshine. and then we head into the easter bank holiday weekend and good friday, we start to see that high pressure build back in again. still some weather fronts out towards the west, but it's looking dry with more cloud across much of england and wales on friday. but that should start to break up. best of the sunshine i think for scotland, northern ireland, north west england too temperatures will respond up to around 15 degrees celsius, even where we have the cloud. then it should start to break up. but again, a bit cooler towards those north sea coast. the high pressure hangs on. look at bank holiday monday though. we've got another weather front starting to approach. so by then we could start to see some outbreaks of rain yet again. but it does look as if the vast majority of the bank holiday weekend is going to be dry. there'll be a bit more cloud around than there is at the moment. but still some sunny spells emerging at times.

eastern parts of england right the way through the night, but we'll get clearer skies across wales, westerns—four last night and we could see similarly low temperatures tonight. a frost potentially across other western areas of the uk. heading into the weekend, though, we should see the cloud breaking for a while at least to give some sunshine and those temperatures are slowly lifting, but we start the weekend with cloud across eastern england. still some patchy rain around, as well. the cloud and the rain should thin out, the sunshine come through, but that will trigger some sharp showers across eastern england and maybe even into south—eastern parts of scotland. south—eastern parts of scotland. many western areas, though, will be dry. there will be plenty of sunshine around and those temperatures will be higher than today, but still no better than probably 14 or 15 degrees in northern ireland. it does cloud over later on in the day and there could be a few spots of rain into the evening and overnight. that weakening weather front is trying to come in from the atlantic, but, at the same ti

weather front across northern ireland, giving outbreaks of rain, also for western scotland and western walesth—west of england, some cloud out towards the north sea—facing coasts where it is cooler. but for most of us, there are more sunny spells. highs of 16 or 17 celsius. if we get to 18 degrees, it will be the warmest day of the year so far. but along with the sunshine come some very high tree pollen levels. bearing in mind, if you are a hay fever sufferer. as we head through this evening and overnight, our weather front continues to track its way eastward, giving outbreaks of rain, plenty of cloud, and of course, it is a milderfeeling night underneath all of that cloud and the rain. 0ur weather fronts continue to clear eastward throughout the day tomorrow, some very typical bank holiday monday weather. showers following on behind and blustery towards english channel coasts as well. 0ur rain will eventually clear central and eastern england, it will be heavy for a time, round about lunchtime. after that goes, it is quite windy towards those english channel coasts, we will see bands of sho

weather front across northern ireland, giving outbreaks of rain, also for western scotland and western wales coasts, where it is cooler. but for most of us, there are more sunny spells. highs of 16 or 17 celsius. if we get to 18 degrees, it will be the warmest day of the year so far. but along with the sunshine come some very high tree pollen levels. bearing it mind, if you're a hay fever sufferer. as we head through this evening and overnight, our weather front continues to track its way eastwards, giving outbreaks of rain, plenty of cloud, and of course, it's a milderfeeling night underneath all of that cloud and the rain. our weather fronts continue to clear eastwards throughout the day tomorrow, some very typical bank holiday monday weather. showers following on behind and blustery towards english channel coasts as well. our rain will eventually clear central and eastern england, it will be heavy for a time, round about lunchtime. after that goes, it's quite windy towards those english channel coasts, we'll see bands of showers track through as well. so there could be shower after shower

sunshine emerging across northern ireland, western scotland, down through north west england and western wales that sunshine. and then we head into the easter bank holiday weekend and good friday, we start to see that high pressure build back in again. still some weather fronts out towards the west, but it's looking dry with more cloud across much of england and wales on friday. but that should start to break up. best of the sunshine i think for scotland, northern ireland, north west england too temperatures will respond up to around 15 degrees celsius, even where we have the cloud. then it should start to break up. but again, a bit cooler towards those north sea coast. the high pressure hangs on. look at bank holiday monday though. we've got another weather front starting to approach. so by then we could start to see some outbreaks of rain yet again. but it does look as if the vast majority of the bank holiday weekend is going to be dry. there'll be a bit more cloud around than there is at the moment. but still some sunny spells emerging at times. you can see from the temperatures from our ca

weather front across northern ireland, giving outbreaks of rain, also for western scotland and western walest along with the sunshine come some very high tree pollen levels. bear it in mind, if you are a hay fever sufferer. as we head through this evening and overnight, our weather front continues to track its way eastward, giving outbreaks of rain, plenty of cloud, and of course, it is a milderfeeling night underneath all of that cloud and the rain. 0ur weather fronts continue to clear eastward throughout the day tomorrow, some very typical bank holiday monday weather. showers following on behind and blustery towards english channel coasts as well. 0ur rain will eventually clear central and eastern england, it will be heavy for a time, round about lunchtime. after that goes, it is quite windy towards those english channel coasts, we will see bands of showers track through as well. so there could be shower after shower for some areas. other areas could stay completely dry. there will be some sunshine between the showers. expect perhaps a ramble or two of thunder and even some hail at times.

a bit more cloud, but still breaking up bit more cloud, but still breaking up at times across western walesngth in the sunshine at this time of year. in the best of that it this time of year. in the best of thatitis this time of year. in the best of that it is going to feel pleasantly warm. as we head through this evening and overnight, a lot of clear skies around, winds a full lighter and there will be some frost developing into tomorrow morning, temperatures hovering around freezing, you can see from the blue tones here with a frost will tend to become a little milder towards the south—east of england and across the far north and west of scotland and northern ireland, but but cloudy and breezy here. as we head through monday, plenty more sunshine to come, forecast, weatherfronts blocked by the area of high pressure, more sunshine, a bit more cloud across northern ireland, that will tend to break and across the far north—west of scotland too. temperatures 10—13 c, an onshore breeze, the north sea facing coasts, so a little cooler here. another frosty start to the day on tuesday, start to s

could see some rain getting into northern and western england and wales, maybe a bit more cloud than the south—east corner, once again, closer to high pressure, will stay dry. coming up to 14, maybe 15 degrees in the warmest spots. i think these weather fronts will be fairly short—lived on thursday. it looks like they will fizzle out as high pressure starts to build in once again, so i think it will leave a legacy of cloud on thursday. there could be the odd shower or light spot of drizzle mixed in there but the winds will be turning lighter and i think the clouds will start to break up later in the day, so some bright spells around and again, pretty mild — the low to mid teens. as we move towards the end of the week and head into the easter weekend, it looks like high pressure wants to rebuild back in but we could be drawing in an easterly or south—easterly wind which could just tap into something a little bit chillier for the easter weekend. you can see those blue hues just moving across the country on that east—south—easterly breeze around the area of high pressure. so, it does lo

stays cloudy, spots of rain, northern ireland, most of england and wales sunny spells, heavy showers developing in northern ireland, westerny the mid to high teens for many of us but chilly for northern scotland. the night staying rather cloudy for many areas, further showers across england and wales, longer spells of rain in northern ireland pushing into parts of scotland. south east and east anglia staying dry with clear spells, down to 4-5. for most where we have the cloud and the rain, those of 6—8 c. sunday, a similar story to saturday, more cloud around i think across northern and western areas, outbreaks of rain, again some heavy showers across northern and western england and wales, thundery downpours, across the south east, east lancashire, staying dry, temperatures down a degree or so. still chilly across northern scotland. changes in the bank holiday monday, the thundery downpours transferring towards the eastern side of the uk. east anglia and the south east catching these heavy showers throughout monday afternoon. as we good spells of sunshine, particularly towards the west in towards wales, northern ireland,

windy here throughout the day on wednesday, could see some rain getting into northern and western england and walese south—east corner, once again closer to high pressure will stay dry. could be up to 1a, maybe 15 degrees in the warmest spots. i think these weather fronts will be fairly short lived on thursday. it looks like they'll fizzle out as high pressure starts to build in once again. so i think it'll leave a legacy of cloud on thursday. there could be the odd shower or light spots of drizzle mixed in there, but the winds will be turning lighter and i think the clouds will start to break up later in the day. so some bright spells around and again, pretty mild, the low to mid teens. as we move towards the end of the week and head into the easter weekend, it looks like high pressure wants to rebuild back in, but we could be drawing in an easterly or south—easterly wind which could just tap into something a little bit chillier for the easter weekend. you can see those blue hues just moving across the country on that east—south—easterly breeze around the area of high pressure. so it does look lik

weather front across northern ireland, giving outbreaks of rain, also for western scotland and western wales the north sea—facing coasts where it is cooler. but for most of us, there are more sunny spells. highs of 16 or 17 celsius. if we get to 18 degrees, it will be the warmest day of the year so far. but along with the sunshine come some very high tree pollen levels. bear it in mind, if you are a hay fever sufferer. as we head through this evening and overnight, our weather front continues to track its way eastward, giving outbreaks of rain, plenty of cloud, and of course, it is a milderfeeling night underneath all of that cloud and the rain. 0ur weather fronts continue to clear eastward throughout the day tomorrow, some very typical bank holiday monday weather. showers following on behind and blustery towards english channel coasts as well. 0ur rain will eventually clear central and eastern england, it will be heavy for a time, round about lunchtime. after that goes, it is quite windy towards those english channel coasts, we will see bands of showers track through as well. so there could

tuesday into wednesday across southern counties of england and wales, looks like at the moment, but even here some will stay dry. westernther cool on the eastern coast. the breeze coming in of the chilly north sea. showers on wednesday, wales, south—west england, to begin, drifting away. cannot rule out one or two in northern ireland. most will have a dry day with a fair bit of sunshine after a misty and murky start. much of this week will be dry for the majority and temperatures down a little bit on the weekend, but out of the breeze, in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant. we will have a bit of that, look at the suns. ., ., , , ., the suns. scotland is the place to be this coming — the suns. scotland is the place to be this coming week. _ the suns. scotland is the place to be this coming week. always - the suns. scotland is the place to be this coming week. always the | be this coming week. always the lace to be this coming week. always the place to be- _ be this coming week. always the place to be- as _ be this coming week. always the place to be. as we _ be this coming week. always the place to be. as we are _ be t

the winds light for england and wales, a little brisker for northern ireland and western parts of scotlandures just continuing to rise just a little bit, up to around 16 degrees at best. that's near or slightly above average. at one point it looked like into early next week temperatures could get around 20 degrees or more. we've still got high pressure building down from scandinavia, keeping it dry, but around that area of high pressure we've got more of an easterly wind, so temperatures not expected to be quite so high, but certainly an improvement on what we've seen over the past few days. over the week ahead there's a lot of dry weather with some sunshine at times. live from london. this is bbc news. a 21—year—old man is expected to appear in a boston court later over a major leak of classified us documents. protests in france — as the highest legal body will decide whether president macron's pension reforms can become law. president biden concludes his visit to ireland by returning to his roots in county mayo. and left off, the european space agency launches the satellite that will loo

windy here throughout the day on wednesday, could see some rain getting into northern and western england and waleshigh pressure will stay dry. could be up to 1a, maybe 15 degrees in the warmest spots. i think these weather fronts will be fairly short lived on thursday. it looks like they'll fizzle out as high pressure starts to build in once again. so i think it'll leave a legacy of cloud on thursday. there could be the odd shower or light spots of drizzle mixed in there, but the winds will be turning lighter and i think the clouds will start to break up later in the day. so some bright spells around and again, pretty mild, the low to mid teens. as we move towards the end of the week and head into the easter weekend, it looks like high pressure wants to rebuild back in, but we could be drawing in an easterly or south—easterly wind which could just tap into something a little bit chillier for the easter weekend. you can see those blue hues just moving across the country on that east—south—easterly breeze around the area of high pressure. so it does look like after a bit of a damp start to the middl

western coast. more cloud for the afternoon across wales, the south—western northern ireland.. 0therwise clear skies and the winds will drop away. quite chilly overnight, those temperatures could be below freezing in grampian by morning. tomorrow, any cloud will move away and there will be a lot of sunshine tomorrow. the wind is picking up once again and dragging on some cloud from the near continent into east anglia, the south—east and that will bring patchy rain. it will feel chilly. 0ne patchy rain. it will feel chilly. one is similarto patchy rain. it will feel chilly. one is similar to today so picking up one is similar to today so picking up through today, strongest winds across england and wales making a few chilly but many places will see sunshine and in western scotland we could see temperatures as high as 18 celsius. pollen levels are still high or even very high in wales and the south—west tomorrow. tree pet —— tree pollen at this time of year. tour saint of the week, we still have high pressure setting to the north of the uk. still keeping those north—easterly wind

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when this light for england and wales, brisk for northern ireland and western parts of scotland, a southerly around 16 at best, so that is near are slightly above average. at one point it looked like m2 early next week the temperature could be 20 or more. high pressure building from scandinavia keeping it dry but around the high pressure we have easterly winds so the temperature not expected to be quite so high but still an improvement on what we have seen the last few days. over the week ahead a lot of dry weather with sunshine at times. live from london. this is bbc news. us airmen accuse of carrying out elite of documents. france's heights legal body will decide if a controversial pension reforms come become law. this is a c library paris as hundreds of people master the town hall. one must stop on present bidenvisitor island as the touches down in county mayo —— president biden. and left off, the european space agency launches the satellite that will look for life on jupiter�*s moons. we talk live to mission control.

into scotland , western wales into scotland, northern ireland, brighter skies follow for western scotlandst anglia in the southeast , a frosty in the southeast, a frosty start. temperatures recovering 14 celsius in norwich , but those 14 celsius in norwich, but those outbreaks of rain are moving east, albeit relatively slowly and they'll reach east anglia in the southeast during the evening. clearing from scotland , northern ireland, wales in the south—west during the early hours , these areas seeing some hours, these areas seeing some showers pushing back in, but otherwise increasingly dry towards the west whilst the rain cungs towards the west whilst the rain clings on in the east, a lot of cloud and as a result virtually half will be frost free. but it will be a great start to thursday for the vast majority . thursday for the vast majority. outbreaks of rain slow to clear east anglia first thing and sticking around for parts of eastern aberdeenshire as well as shetland through much of the day, with a keen breeze day, along with a keen breeze that's going to make it feel cold and lots o

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, there will still be some areas of cloud around, perhaps most especially across western scotland, northern ireland, wales sunshine — the best of that a little bit further east. temperatures — well, no great shakes on the face of it but at this time of year, there is some strength in the sun, so get yourself into some sunshine. it will not feel too bad. our area of high pressure tries to hold on into the start of the new week. we will see frontal systems making some inroads from the atlantic, so that means we will see perhaps some rain at times through the middle of the week, particularly towards the north and the west of the uk. at this early stage — and it is still a long way away — the signs for the easter weekend are quite promising. this is bbc news. i'm monika plaha. our top stories: a tornado hits the us state of arkansas. the governor declares a state of emergency. at least two people have been killed. donald trump will appear in court on tuesday as he becomes the first former us president to face criminal charges. the unprecedented indictment of a former president of the united states for a campa

deteriorates rapidly through the morning, that rain spreading through the rest of northern ireland, wales into western. temperatures down a little bit on today. but given the strength of the wind and that rain spreading in, it will feel cooler and the winds will be strongest into the first part of the night around these irish sea coasts and hills that could cause some damage and disruption, particularly in coastal parts. easing a little bit later in the night, rain swept across all areas, lingering in the morning to parts of northern scotland with some snow on the hills. so here's that layer of low pressure as we go into wednesday, slowly pushing its way eastwards. it's going to maintain a windy spell of weather after a brief lull, if you could call it that. the winds will strengthen from the west through the day. some eastern areas actually not a bad morning with some sunshine around. a few showers here later into the afternoon, but frequent showers even some longer spells of rain in the west and the winds really strengthening through the day. so another bout of strong winds, especially across parts

it turns cloudier across northern and western england, wales and northern ireland. and see some outbreaks of light rain, that crossing much the uk that rain crossing much the uk dunng that rain crossing much the uk during wednesday, clearing showers on thursday drier again friday start today with gb news. we catch up all the big stories you didn't hear the night before and take a look at what world is talking about this morning. that's monday to thursdays from 6:00. it's breakfast with eamonn and isabel straight after breakfast, join us. bev turner and andrew pierce. we're going to take you through till noon. we'll be tackling the big topics of the day, including the things that channels that the other channels just won't if it's won't talk about. if it's happening, it's happening here. wake gb news the wake to mornings on gb news the people's channel. britain's news channel the news and this certain on the tarmac at west beach airport in florida . donald trump will be florida. donald trump will be boarding private jet a little later to head north to new york . it is

the winds light for england and wales, a little brisker for northern ireland and western parts of scotland to around 16 degrees at best. that's near or slightly above average. at one point it looked like into early next week temperatures could get around 20 degrees or more. we've still got high pressure building down from scandinavia, keeping it dry, but around that area of high pressure we've got more of an easterly wind, so temperatures not expected to be quite so high, but certainly an improvement on what we've seen over the past few days. over the week ahead there's a lot of dry weather

and a few more _ across south—western wales and a few more will— across south—western wales and in the sunshine it will feel much more pleasant — sunshine it will feel much more pleasant than it did yesterday. into this evening and overnight once again— this evening and overnight once again we — this evening and overnight once again we are looking at showers lingering — again we are looking at showers lingering and there will be a lot of clear— lingering and there will be a lot of clear skies— lingering and there will be a lot of clear skies and then we have the area _ clear skies and then we have the area of— clear skies and then we have the area of low— clear skies and then we have the area of low pressure coming in across— area of low pressure coming in across the _ area of low pressure coming in across the south—west, drifting over to the _ across the south—west, drifting over to the east. — across the south—west, drifting over to the east, and under the clear skies. _ to the east, and under the clear skies. it— to the east, and under the clear skies, it will be cold. in fac

the winds light for england and wales, a little brisker for northern ireland and western parts of scotlandill got high pressure building down from scandinavia, keeping it dry, but around that area of high pressure we�*ve got more of an easterly wind, so temperatures not expected to be quite so high, but certainly an improvement on what we�*ve seen over the past few days. over the week ahead there�*s a lot of dry weather with some sunshine at times. live from london, this is bbc news. charged with espionage, jack teixeira, the us airman accused of leaking classified pentagon documents, appears in court. decision day in france — the country�*s highest legal body will announce whether president macron�*s pension reforms can become law. one last stop on president biden�*s visit to ireland — as he touches down in county mayo. and — liftoff — the european space agency launches the satellite that will look for life on jupiter�*s moons.

there will still be some areas of cloud around — perhaps most especially across western scotland, northern ireland, walesut equally, there should be some spells of sunshine — the best of that a little bit further east. temperatures — well, no great shakes on the face of it but at this time of year, there is some strength in the sun, so get yourself into some sunshine. it will not feel too bad. 0ur area of high pressure tries to hold on into the start of the new week. we will see frontal systems making some inroads from the atlantic, so that means we will see perhaps some rain at times through the middle of the week, particularly towards the north and the west of the uk. at this early stage — and it is still a long way away — the signs for the easter weekend are quite promising. this is bbc world news i'm monika plaha. our top stories: a series of devestating tornadoes in the united states have left at least three people dead in the states of arkansas and illinois. donald trump will appear in court on tuesday as he becomes the first former us president to face criminal charges. the unprecedented indictmen

wales also with low cloud. away from the east coast, it will be quite chilly tonight. a touch of frost in parts of scotland and western

some rain here by the afternoon, perhaps eventually into western scotland, west wales, the far southud, but with a strengthening southerly breeze, it is going to feel warm. temperatures could get as high as 16 or 17 degrees. but through sunday night, this frontal system pushes eastwards, taking outbreaks of rain with it. i think the most persistent rain will mainly be confined to the overnight hours, but some will linger in eastern england for a time on monday morning. could be quite a wet day across the northern isles, elsewhere, sunny spells, yes, but also some showers, some of which could be heavy, possibly with some hail and some thunder and slightly lower temperatures, typically between ten and 15 degrees. and then as we head deeper into next week, quite a change, actually. some spells of rain and the chance of gales. today at 6:00pm, a singer with one of the biggest british pop groups of the early 2000s, paul cattermole of s club 7, has died. he was 46. # there's a whole world at your feet. # i said reach...# he was found at his home in dorset. his bandmates have paid tribute,

around, i think, on monday, particularly across scotland and northern ireland, some western parts of england and walesly breeze as it develops through the day. that'll bring more sunshine, lifting temperatures to a warmer 16 or 17 degrees, so getting above average for this time of the year. high pressure still in charge as we head into tuesday. pressure is continuing to rise, we're getting a few more isobars on the chart, an indication that the breeze is going to be picking up. we get that easterly breeze, it'll feel a little bit cooler around some of those north sea coasts, but with a lot of sunshine around and a dry day on tuesday, we shouldn't complain too much, really. and the highest temperatures are going to be towards the west, particularly western scotland — could make 18 degrees here. this time of the year is actually a good time, normally, to visit western scotland, because we often have high pressure sitting towards this part of europe. again centred toward scandinavia, more of a breeze picking up, the winds picking up again on wednesday. and whilst pressure is high at the surface, higher u

clouds thickening across northern ireland, some rain here by the afternoon, perhaps into western scotland, west wales it's going to feel warm, temperatures as high as 16 celsius or 17 celsius but through sunday night this frontal system pushes eastwards, taking outbreaks of rain with it. the most persistent rain will be mainly confined to the overnight hours but some will linger in eastern england on monday morning. it will be quite a wet day across the northern isles. elsewhere, sunny spells but also showers, some of which could be heavy, possibly with hail and thunder, and slightly lower temperatures, typically between ten and 15 celsius. a5 temperatures, typically between ten and 15 celsius. as we head deeper into next week, quite a change, some spells of rain and the chance of gales. live from london. this is bbc news. two israeli women have been killed in an attack in the occupied west bank. earlier, israel launched airstrikes on gaza and lebanon, calling it retaliation for several dozen hamas rockets fired at israel. russian authorities formally charge the american journalist, evan gershkovich

pretty decent temperatures for western scotland, but england and wales will see outbreaks of rain. nature, i think parts of wales, central and southern england, a little bit of sunshine in between. but with more cloud and showers around, that'll impact the temperatures 10 to 13 degrees here, whereas again, another fairly warm one for parts of scotland. but it is all change as we head into the weekend. lower pressure starts to bring more unsettled weatherfor a time. and as that low clears into the north sea, it opens the floodgates to a cold arctic northerly. so a much colder spell expected, particularly towards the end of the weekend and into next week. but you can see those temperatures beginning to fall across the north of the uk. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i. the headlines: authorities in alabama charge two teenage boys after last week's shooting at a birthday party. a new un report predicts india will soon overtake china as the world's most populous country. we hear from the last few hong kong activists still willing to demonstrate in public.

pretty decent temperatures for western scotland, but england and wales will see outbreaks of rain. of wales, central and southern england, a little bit of sunshine in between. but with more cloud and showers around, that'll impact the temperatures 10—13 degrees here, whereas again, another fairly warm one for parts of scotland. but it is all change as we head into the weekend. lower pressure starts to bring more unsettled weather for a time. and as that low clears into the north sea, it opens the floodgates to a cold arctic northerly. so a much colder spell expected, particularly towards the end of the weekend and into next week. but you can see those temperatures beginning to fall across the north of the uk. circus is always intense, have a good night. alive from washington, this is bbc news. residents flee the sudanese capital, as the death toll from violence between amy and paramilitary forces climbs. the us supreme court delays a decision on access to a widely—used abortion medication. and germany's president draws parallels between the nazi crackdown of the warsaw ghetto upris

other parts of scotland, wales, western england, and also northern ireland will have clearer skies developingtart the weekend with some cloud, but not much rain for eastern areas. the cloud will thin and break, and as we get some sunshine that could trigger some showers, though, could be on the sharp side come the afternoon. further west across the uk, probably going to be dry, a good deal of sunshine around — very pleasant at aintree for the grand national. now temperatures are nothing to shout about, but it�*s an improvement on the last couple of days, typically 12—14 celsius. will turn cloudy later in northern ireland and, after dark, a little bit of rain here that�*ll push its way into western scotland, as well, but that weather front is weakening because high pressure is tending to build in. it won�*t be as cold to start with on sunday. there�*s more cloud around. not much rain though, for western scotland and northern ireland. perhaps the best of the sunshine across some eastern parts of england this time, although there could be some early mist and fog patches. it�*s a gentle southerly