west as we head through the afternoon and parts of northern ireland and western scotland, maybe western walesh the day as well. temperatures a little lower than they were on wednesday, but still mild for the time of year — 16—20 celsius for most. now, on thursday night, it does stay very mild indeed. we'll still see some outbreaks of rain, possibly a little feature just moving into the south and the east as we head into friday morning, too, potentially. a mild start to the day — lows between 12—16 celsius at this time. now, a little feature could possibly give us some outbreaks of rain towards the south and the east on friday morning, perhaps, but that is set to clear away. some showers towards the north—west of scotland again. but in the middle, there'll be a lot of dry, bright weather, plenty of sunshine around. the winds are a lot lighter, and again, temperatures are expected to peak at around 17—20 celsius. so, again, above the seasonal average, and that's generally where they're expected to stay as we head through the course of the weekend as well. now, there will be some wet weather aro

west as we head through the afternoon and parts of northern ireland and western scotland, maybe western waleshey were on wednesday, but still mild for the time of year — 16—20 celsius for most. now, on thursday night, it does stay very mild indeed. we'll still see some outbreaks of rain, possibly a little feature into friday morning, to potentially a mild start to the day. lows between i2—i6 celsius at this time. now, a little feature could possibly give us some outbreaks of rain towards the south and the east on friday morning, perhaps, but that is set to clear away. some showers towards the north—west of scotland again. but in the middle, there'll be a lot of dry, bright weather, plenty of sunshine around. the winds are a lot lighter, and again, temperatures are expected to peak at around 17—20 celsius. so, again, above the seasonal average, and that's generally where they're expected to stay as we head through the course of the weekend as well. now, there will be some wet weather around at times, i think particularly on saturday, from this area of low pressure just pushing in from the west

as well as we head northern ireland, possibly western wales as well as we head through the look as if it will stay largely dry again. temperatures in the mid to the high teens for most maybe 20 degrees celsius in the south. those temperatures in the south and the east climbing further on sunday for the start of october. bye— bye. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm arunoday mukharji. let's get you the headlines. heading home — the american soldier travis king, who fled to north korea injuly, is back in us custody. hundreds gather for the first funerals of the victims of a fire at an iraqi wedding, in which around 100 people were killed. the largest untapped oilfield in the uk gets the go—ahead. hundreds ofjobs could be created, but environmental campaigners say it is reckless. us republican presidential hopefuls face off at ronald reagan's presidential library for the second debate. and crisis at the uk channel gb news as two of its presenters are suspended after comments made about a female politicaljournalist. live from our studio in singapore... this i

parts of the northern and western wales, northwest england, south west scotland could see gusts up tor. but less than that further inland. heavy rain also pushing northwards across many western areas, but actually much of northeast scotland, central eastern england, escaping all the action and staying largely dry. some sunny spells, quite breezy, though. temperatures up to 22 degrees, closer to the mid—teens further north and west where we have the rain and gales. storm agnes continues to barrel northwards during wednesday night across scotland. could see some gales and heavy rain here. but then we're in between weather systems for thursday. so a quieter day, i think, we should see quite a bit of sunshine around, especially across eastern areas. cloud tending to build out west, though, as the next frontal system pushes into northern ireland, then into western scotland, other parts of western england and wales later in the day. temperatures a little bit lower, up to 20 degrees in the southeast, mid to high teens further north. and it's quite a mixed picture as we head through friday an

west as we head through the afternoon and parts of northern ireland and western scotland, maybe western walesll mild for the time of year — 16—20 celsius for most. now, on thursday night, it does stay very mild indeed. we'll still see some outbreaks of rain, possibly a little feature just moving into the south and the east as we head into friday morning, too, potentially. a mild start to the day — lows between 12—16 celsius at this time. now, a little feature could possibly give us some outbreaks of rain towards the south and the east on friday morning, perhaps, but that is set to clear away. some showers towards the north—west of scotland again. but in the middle, there'll be a lot of dry, bright weather, plenty of sunshine around. the winds are a lot lighter, and again, temperatures are expected to peak at around 17—20 celsius. so, again, above the seasonal average, and that's generally where they're expected to stay as we head through the course of the weekend as well. now, there will be some wet weather around at times, i think particularly on saturday, from this area of low pressure just

west, as we head through the afternoon, and parts of northern ireland, western scotland, maybe western walesto 20 celsius for most. now, on thursday night, it does stay very mild indeed. we will still see some outbreaks of rain, possibly they will feature just into the south and east, as we head into friday morning. potentially a mild start to the day. temperatures between 12 and 16 celsius this time. our little feature could give us some outbreaks of rain towards the south and east on friday morning, perhaps, but that is set to clear away. some showers towards the north—west of scotland again. but in the middle, there will be a lot of dry, bright weather, plenty of sunshine around, the winds are a lot lighter, and again, temperatures are expected to peak at around 17 to 20 celsius, so again, about the seasonal average, and that is generally where they are expected to stay, as we head through the course of the weekend, as well. there will be some wet weather around at times, i think particularly on saturday, from this area of low pressure just pushing in from the west there, so turning rathe

heading into sunday night, plenty more rain to come across western parts of england, wales, northern , wind gusts of 50—60 mph. the wind gusts of 50—60 mph. the wind could be sufficient to cause them to her because of travel disruption. heading into monday, this band of rain at weekends as it pushes to the southeast corner. sunny spells and showers following him behind, still probably speaking a south—westerly wind, some strong winds once again towards the western side of scotland. but with that wind direction, we will continue to see some warmer conditions, so temperatures in aberdeen up to 18 celsius, 22 in norwich and london. that feed of warm south—westerly winds as we head into tuesday, this next frontal system swinging into the atlantic will bring some outbreaks of heavy rain across northern ireland, western scotland, wales, western side of england, than eastwards through the day, sunshine and showers following behind, and temperatures between 15—22 c. now for wednesday, it looks like — and this is a ways off — we will see and other developing system, this one spinning into a de

a few showery bursts as well, further south and west across western england and western wales.ticularly towards southern and eastern parts of the country which will stay dry all day and will feel quite warm as well. in the brisk south—westerly wind up to 23 degrees in the south—east, generally the high teens further north and west. as we head through tonight, it'll be dry for most areas. the winds pick up a little bit across the north and the west. we start to see some rain eventually pushing into northern ireland as a weather front approaches. i think anywhere is going to be particularly cold tonight. lowest values around seven to nine degrees across north—east england and eastern scotland. a couple of weather fronts, though, invade as we move through tuesday. so although we start dry and bright through central and eastern areas, we'll start to see some rain pushing across england. pushing across england and wales. some of this could be thundery nature and longer spells of rain also affecting northern ireland, western scotland with that other weather front. so a bit of a mixed

that will bring some outbreaks of pretty heavy rain across northern ireland, western scotland, wales, and showers following on behind, and temperatures between 15 and 22 degrees. now, for wednesday, it looks like — and remember, this is still a long way off, the details could change — but it looks like we'll see another developing frontal system. this one could spin up into quite a deep area of low pressure. so, that will bring further heavy rain, driving its way northwards and eastwards across the uk with the chance for some strong and gusty winds. temperatures still up into the 20s down towards the south—east corner. a little bit cooler further north and west — 1a or 15 for lerwick and for stornoway. for the end of the week, it's just a conveyor belt of weather systems, areas of low pressure. just from time to time, we'll see high pressure building towards the south of the uk, so that is probably where we'll see the best of any dry weather through the end of the week and into next weekend but plenty of rain, some strong winds at times — a decidedly autumnal feel to our weather. that

and western parts of wales and a cloudier showery picture across western parts of wales and a tland picture across western parts of wales and a cloud of scotland and|re across western parts of wales and a cloud of scotland and northern parts of scotland and northern ireland. the cloud is going to bubble across so bubble up across england, so turning cloudy as we go turning a bit cloudy as we go into the afternoon with a scattering of showers developing, notice some developing, though, notice some bright across bright skies developing across parts of scotland and northern ireland. may be ireland. temperatures may be down or two compared to down a degree or two compared to today 18 today with highs around 18 celsius staying windy across parts of orkney and shetland . parts of orkney and shetland. later friday, ridge of high later friday, a ridge of high pressure will build in from the west. so that's going to quieten pressure will build in from the west. ourthat's going to quieten pressure will build in from the west. our weathering to quieten pressure will build in from the west

could start to see some rain getting into western wales, western england later on too, but a little bit the south—east, mid to high teens further north. thursday night, we see weather fronts across the country bringing outbreaks of rain. so as we head into friday, it could be that england and wales could have a fine day with some good spells of sunshine around, though closer to an area of low pressure. to the north of the uk, northern and western scotland could continue to see some blustery showers but also some sunny spells. and again, those temperatures range from around 16 to maybe 21 degrees in the south—east where we see most of the sunshine. into the start of this coming week, and high pressure builds in for a while across the south of the uk. but we have more weather fronts poised to push in, so i think that will spoil the weather on saturday. we start off with being fine with some sunshine. the clouds will tend to build. this weather front will start to push into central and western areas and then spread across much of the country. though, i think the far south—east could escape

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parts of the northern and western wales, northwest england, south west scotland could see gusts up torn areas, but actually much of northeast scotland, central and eastern england, escaping all the action and staying largely dry. some sunny spells, quite breezy, though. temperatures up to 22 degrees, closer to the mid—teens further north and west where we have the rain and gales. storm agnes continues to barrel northwards during wednesday night across scotland. could see some gales and heavy rain here. but then we're in between weather systems for thursday. so a quieter day, i think, we should see quite a bit of sunshine around, especially across eastern areas. cloud tending to build out west, though, as the next frontal system pushes into northern ireland, then into western scotland, other parts of western england and wales later in the day. temperatures a little bit lower, up to 20 degrees in the southeast, mid to high teens further north. and it's quite a mixed picture as we head through friday and the weekend. low pressure always fairly close by. looks like most of the rain will b

parts of the northern and western wales, northwest england, south west scotland could see gusts up tords across many western areas, but actually much of northeast scotland, central eastern england, escaping all the action and staying largely dry. some sunny spells quite breezy, though. temperatures up to 22 degrees closer to the mid—teens further north and west where we have the rain and gales. storm agnes continues to barrel northwards during wednesday night across scotland. could see some gales and heavy rain here. but then we're in between weather systems for thursday. so a quieter day, i think, we should see quite a bit of sunshine around, especially across eastern areas. cloud tending to build out west though, as the next frontal system pushes into northern ireland, then into western scotland, other parts of western england and wales later in the day. temperatures a little bit lower, up to 20 degrees in the southeast, mid to high teens further north. and it's quite a mixed picture as we head through friday and the weekend. low pressure always fairly close by. looks like most of t

but through parts of western wales we will see thundery showers.warm and humid in the south—east corner. a fresher feel in the north especially with that wind across northern scotland. into next week, we'll see some sunshine, a fresher few days to come on tuesday and wednesday, but expect some rain now and again, especially in the north and the west. take care. live from london. this is bbc news. more than 100,000 ethnic—armenians have now fled nagorno—karabakh since azerbaijan's offensive on the region began earlier this month. the threat of a us government shutdown inches closer, after members of congress fail to reach an agreement on spending. police in the uk have named 15—year—old jessica baker, and coach driver stephen shrimpton, as the two people killed in a bus crash in the wirral yesterday. 27 years after the death of tupac shakur, police in nevada charge a former gang leader for the murder of the american rapper. let's bring you an update on a moving story to begin with. armenia's government says more than a— hundred— thousand ethnic— arm

but through parts of western wales we will see thundery showers.especially with that wind across northern scotland. into next week, we'll see some sunshine, a fresher few days to come on tuesday and wednesday but expect some rain now and again especially in the north and the west. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines... armenia's government says more than 100,000 ethnic armenians have now fled nagorno—karabakh since azerbaijan's offensive began earlier this month. the united nations says it's sending a team to assess humanitarian needs. the us government edges towards shutdown, after members of congress fail to reach an agreement on spending. government agencies will begin shutting down unless a deal is reached by the end of saturday. 27 years after the death of american rapper tupac shakur, police in nevada charge a former los angeles gang leaderfor his murder. 60—year—old duane davis was charged after the emergence of new evidence. police in the uk have named 15—year—old jessica baker and coach driver stephen shrimpton as the two people kil

northwest england, western wales here, could really see totals here, we could really see totalsp over the next day or so. a cloudy for so. but a cloudy picture for most and windy one with most and a windy one with coastal gales, perhaps some sunshine towards northern parts of temperatures near of scotland. temperatures near normal for the time of year. but in the wind, the rain under the cloud, it's going to feel pretty unpleasant. a wet and unpleasant. also a wet and unsettled day as we into unsettled day as we head into wednesday. further outbreaks of rain, why those totals rain, which is why those totals likely to up. likely to continue to build up. you see rain gradually you can see the rain gradually pushes way eastwards as we pushes its way eastwards as we go through the day with then showers following in behind. these and these could still be heavy and perhaps thundery at times staying much staying unsettled through much of the week, but of the rest of the week, but perhaps something drier for a spell end friday. spell of time to end friday. >> the temperatures rising . b

a few showery bursts as well, further south and west across western england and western wales. day and will feel quite warm as well. in the brisk south—westerly wind, up to 23 degrees in the southeast, generally the high teens further north and west. as we head through tonight, it'll be dry for most areas. the winds pick up a little bit across the north and the west. we start to see some rain eventually pushing into northern ireland as a weather front approaches. i don't think anywhere is going to be particularly cold tonight. lowest values around 7 to 9 degrees across northeast england and eastern scotland. a couple of weather fronts, though, invade as we move through tuesday. so although we start dry and bright through central and eastern areas, we'll start to see some rain pushing across england. well, some of this could be thundery nature and longer spells of rain also affecting northern ireland, western scotland with that other weather front. so a bit of a mixed day on tuesday. but again, not too bad in the sunshine across the southeast, again, could be up to 23 celsius, h

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a few showery bursts as well, further south and west across western england and western wales.arts of the country which will stay dry all day and will feel quite warm as well. in the brisk south—westerly wind, up to 23 degrees in the southeast, generally the high teens further north and west. as we head through tonight, it'll be dry for most areas. the winds pick up a little bit across the north and the west. we start to see some rain eventually pushing into northern ireland as a weather front approaches. i don't think anywhere is going to be particularly cold tonight. lowest values around 7 to 9 degrees across northeast england and eastern scotland. a couple of weather fronts, though, invade as we move through tuesday. so although we start dry and bright through central and eastern areas, we'll start to see some rain pushing across england. well, some of this could be thundery in nature and longer spells of rain also affecting northern ireland, western scotland with that other weather front. so a bit of a mixed day on tuesday. but again, not too bad in the sunshine across the

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but three parts of western wales we will see thundery showers. next week, we'll see some sunshine, a fresh a few days to come on tuesday and wednesday but expect some rain now and again especially in the north and the west. take care. this is bbc news, the headlines... 15—year—old jessica baker has been named as the teenager who died in the school bus crash in the wirral. the schoolgirl died when the bus overturned on the m53. stephen shrimpton — the driver — was also killed. the us government edges towards shutdown after members of congress fail to reach an agreement on spending. government agencies will begin shutting down unless a deal is reached by the end of saturday. 27 years after the death of american rapper tupac shakur, police in nevada charge a former los angeles gang leaderfor his murder. sixty—year—old duane davis was charged after the emergence of new evidence. and new hope of a much faster radiotherapy treatment for thousands of men diagnosed with prostate cancer. a study has found that radiotherapy doses can be cut by three—quarte

northwest england, western wales here, could really see totals here, we could really see totalsthe next day or so. a cloudy for so. but a cloudy picture for most and windy one with most and a windy one with coastal gales, perhaps some sunshine towards northern parts of temperatures near of scotland. temperatures near normal for the time of year. but in the wind, the rain under the cloud, it's going to feel pretty unpleasant. a wet and unpleasant. also a wet and unsettled day as we into unsettled day as we head into wednesday. further outbreaks of rain, why those totals rain, which is why those totals likely to up. likely to continue to build up. you see rain gradually you can see the rain gradually pushes way eastwards as we pushes its way eastwards as we go through the day with then showers following in behind. these and these could still be heavy and perhaps thundery at times staying much staying unsettled through much of the week, but of the rest of the week, but perhaps something drier for a spell end friday. spell of time to end friday. >> the temperatures rising . boxt >>

this rain tending to affect western and northern parts of the country, so western england, wales, northerner south and is, more in the way of dry weather, with some spells of sunshine, and with the somebody wins it will be a pretty warm in the south—east corner. large swathes of england and wales up to 20 or 21 degrees, but even further north could see 18, 19, 20 across northern parts of scotland. as we head every sunday evening, this band of very heavy squally rain pushing across south—west england and wales, and northern england very wet for a time in that rain, and perhaps enough rain for some flooding and destruction. gusts of wind of 50 or 60 mph. through sunday night into monday, that frontal system sweeps away eastwards, but low pressure will still be firmly in charge of our weather, so for monday, they will be some spells of sunshine, and i think parts of england and wales will stay dry, but northern ireland and scotland will see some pretty hefty showers, staying quite windy, with temperatures broadly above the norm for the time of year. as we head towards the middle part of the w

western areas of wales and western areas of england as well, or gradually wales and westernlandits wel|eastwards ally shifting its way eastwards throughout behind shifting its way eastwards throu we ut behind shifting its way eastwards throu we ut see behind shifting its way eastwards throu we ut see some behind shifting its way eastwards throu we ut see some clearer that, we do see some clearer intervals developing. still with some showers persisting across the far north—west where those clearer occur, clearer intervals do occur, temperatures just that temperatures will just drop that down slightly, a bit more, 10 or 11 c, but a milder start across the south—east as this rain gradually clears its way off. but england and but for much of england and wales, there will be some sunshine had throughout sunshine to be had throughout the pleasant. the day and relatively pleasant. some showers , though, persisting the day and relatively pleasant. sornorthern rs , though, persisting the day and relatively pleasant. sornorthern ireland.gh, persisting the day and relatively pleasant.

one or two showers across western england and wales, but there really is about it. st of this afternoon it's pretty decent. lengthy sunny spells around. still quite windy across northern and western scotland and northern ireland. central, southern and eastern england see much lighter winds, so temperatures responding, maybe 22 or 23 degrees. it will feel very pleasant and that sunshine. high teens further north. this evening and overnight, mostly dry, variable cloud, wind starting to pick up across northern and western areas, we can see some rainjust getting into western parts of northern ireland, southern parts of england by the end of the night. turning milder in cornwall and devon, into was the channel islands, 15 degrees there, but if you more chili spots for north—east scotland. weather fronts poised to move in for tuesday could spoil the weather a little. we start off with sunshine, weather fronts across the north and west, and won a crossing and then wales will push northwards through the day. some of the rain across england and wales could be thundery, and qu

to see totals building up, particularly of particularly across parts of north—west england and western walesith disruption force with some disruption possible many . it's force with some disruption possible many. it's a force with some disruption possible many . it's a cloudy possible for many. it's a cloudy and windy picture, though some brightness far northern brightness across far northern parts scotland. temps as well parts of scotland. temps as well near normal for the time of yeah near normal for the time of year. highs into the low 20s, perhaps for some, but in the unsettled weather, it's going to feel unpleasant out as we feel pretty unpleasant out as we go through the evening. we're going to see this spell rain going to see this spell of rain gradually its east, gradually making its way east, north more north eastwards across more northern before some northern areas before some further wet and windy weather arrives from west. it will arrives from the west. it will have some bursts mixed have some heavy bursts mixed into which is why those into it, which is why those totals really ar

this rain tending to affect western and northern parts of the country, so western england, wales, northernh and east, more in the way of dry weather, some spells of sunshine and actually with the southerly winds it is going to feel pretty warm in the south—east corner. large swathes actually of england and wales up to 20 or 21 degrees, even further north could see 18, 19, 20 across some northern parts of scotland. as we head through sunday evening, this band of very heavy, squally rain pushing across south—west england and wales. northern ireland very wet for a time and that rain really setting in across scotland, perhaps enough rain for some flooding and disruption. gusts of wind of 50 or 60 mph. through sunday night into monday, that frontal system sweeps away eastwards but low pressure will still be firmly in charge of our weather, so for monday, yes, there will be spells of sunshine, i think parts of england and wales will stay dry but northern ireland and scotland seeing some pretty hefty showers, it stays quite windy. temperatures of 15 to 22 degrees, so broadly speaking above the no

this rain tending to affect western and northern parts of the country, so western england, wales, northern more in the way of dry weather, some spells of sunshine and actually with the southerly winds it is going to feel pretty warm in the south—east corner. large swathes actually of england and wales up to 20 or 21 degrees, even further north could see 18, 19, 20 across some northern parts of scotland. as we head through sunday evening, this band of very heavy, squally rain pushing across south—west england and wales. northern ireland very wet for a time and that rain really setting in across scotland, perhaps enough rain for some flooding and disruption. gusts of wind of 50 or 60 mph. through sunday night into monday, that frontal system sweeps away eastwards but low pressure will still be firmly in charge of our weather, so for monday, yes, there will be spells of sunshine, i think parts of england and wales will stay dry but northern ireland and scotland seeing some pretty hefty showers, it stays quite windy. temperatures of 15 to 22 degrees, so broadly speaking above the norm for the

western wales particularly across parts of north we could reallyvestern wales particularly across partse totals les here. we could really see totals building up over the day or building up over the next day or so. cloudy picture for so. but a cloudy picture for most and a windy one with coastal gales, perhaps some sunshine parts sunshine towards northern parts of scotland, near of scotland, temperatures near normal for the time of year. but in the wind, the rain under the cloud, it's going to feel pretty unpleasant. also, a wet and unsettled as we into unsettled day as we head into wednesday. outbreaks of wednesday. further outbreaks of rain, why those totals rain, which is why those totals are to continue to build are likely to continue to build up. see the rain up. you can see the rain gradually pushes its way eastwards we through the eastwards as we go through the day showers following day with then showers following in could still in behind. these could still be heavy at heavy and perhaps thundery at times unsettled through times staying unsettled through much the rest of the week,

and then in these western wales, northern western areas of wales, northern ireland parts of scotland,we looking and we are looking at heavy and persistent through sunday. persistent rain through sunday. that cause some problems. that could cause some problems. the potential for flooding. the potential for some flooding. it everywhere, it turns windy everywhere, although and although many central and eastern areas stay dry . and eastern areas will stay dry. and bright. that wind coming from the south. so bringing milder air. so temperatures widely air. so temperatures more widely on high teens or on sunday into the high teens or low a brighter outlook with low 20s a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather gb news. >> good evening here with gb news and our top story. russell brand , the comedian has broken brand, the comedian has broken his silence by accusing the government of working with big tech to censor his online content within the last hour. the comedian posted a video onune the comedian posted a video online on various platforms thanking his supporters after

and then in these western wales, northern western areas of wales, northern ireland parts of scotland,otland, we looking and we are looking at heavy and persistent through sunday. persistent rain through sunday. that cause some problems. that could cause some problems. the potential for flooding. the potential for some flooding. it everywhere, it turns windy everywhere, although and although many central and eastern areas stay dry . and eastern areas will stay dry. and bright. that wind coming from the south. so bringing milder air. so temperatures widely air. so temperatures more widely on high teens or on sunday into the high teens or low a brighter outlook with low 20s a brighter outlook with boxt solar proud sponsors of weather gb news. >> it's 9:00 on television, on radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight. happy friday one and all the weekend starts here in my big opinion. we called it folks. car isn't a privilege. it's a human right . this policy to scrap right. this policy to scrap diesel and petrol vehicles by 2030 is a car crash

western wales particularly across parts of north we could reallyvestern wales particularly across partse totals les here. we could really see totals building up over the day or building up over the next day or so. cloudy picture for so. but a cloudy picture for most and a windy one with coastal gales, perhaps some sunshine parts sunshine towards northern parts of scotland, near of scotland, temperatures near normal for the time of year. but in the wind, the rain under the cloud, it's going to feel pretty unpleasant. also, a wet and unsettled as we into unsettled day as we head into wednesday. outbreaks of wednesday. further outbreaks of rain, why those totals rain, which is why those totals are to continue to build are likely to continue to build up. see the rain up. you can see the rain gradually pushes its way eastwards we through the eastwards as we go through the day showers following day with then showers following in could still in behind. these could still be heavy at heavy and perhaps thundery at times unsettled through times staying unsettled through much the rest of the week,

this rain tending to affect western and northern parts of the country, so western england, wales, northernher south and east, more in the way of dry weather, some spells of sunshine and actually with the southerly winds it is going to feel pretty warm in the south—east corner. large swathes actually of england and wales up to 20 or 21 degrees, even further north could see 18, i9, 20 across some northern parts of scotland. as we head through sunday evening, this band of very heavy, squally rain pushing across south—west england and wales. northern ireland very wet for a time and that rain really setting in across scotland, perhaps enough rain for some flooding and disruption. gusts of wind of 50 or 60 mph. through sunday night into monday, that frontal system sweeps away eastwards but low pressure will still be firmly in charge of our weather, so for monday, yes, there will be spells of sunshine, i think parts of england and wales will stay dry but northern ireland and scotland seeing some pretty hefty showers, it stays quite windy. temperatures of 15 to 22 degrees, so broadly speaking abov