northumberland to the isle of wight. the rain is from the isle of wight.inkage at the isle of wight guptill linkage at the moment. under this cloud is on it is not just the moment. under this cloud is on it is notjust wet but much cooler than yesterday. nowhere in the uk is that warren today. heavy bursts of rain in east anglia and south—east england. northern ireland and the northern half of scotland have heavy showers, some dotted about elsewhere but also some sunshine. this rain will continue into the first part of the evening. parts of kent were closer to 29 yesterday. brightening up closer to 29 yesterday. brightening up nicely in wales and west of england. 0n up nicely in wales and west of england. on to showers into the midlands and northern england, but hit and miss. midlands and northern england, but hitand miss. some midlands and northern england, but hit and miss. some of us will have a dry afternoon. northern ireland ‘s sunshine and some heavy showers. pleasa ntly warm sunshine and some heavy showers. pleasantly warm if you manage to see some s

it should bea towards the isle of wight. it should be a decent day all round.ng a postcard home by any means. if you want to get out and enjoy the countryside shows, all sorts of things going on, big sports, there are one 12—mac passing showers, more in the north—east, but in northern ireland, things improve after a dull start this afternoon. in scotland, a mix of sunny spells and showers, but much improved. and certainly, the weather will not get in the way of the athletes. already, spectators are making their way towards east london. this evening and overnight, that old weather front would be dragged off across east anglia and into the north sea. we will keep a supply of showers going behind that. temperatures in towns and cities not too bad, but in the countryside, it will turn out to bea the countryside, it will turn out to be a chilly one. that is great news in most areas. the diagonalfrom be a chilly one. that is great news in most areas. the diagonal from the north west down through the midlands towards the south—east is the best area to see the perseid

for the likes of kent to the isle of wight, mostly dry and warm and sunny, but the weather front is slow—movingrth in two parts of wales, returning across the midlands into northern england as we head into tuesday morning. clearer skies to the north of that, with a few showers, mostly dry to start the day on tuesday, but we have the area of low pressure which will move north out of continental europe, heading up the north sea, and that will import showers potentially across the south east at times. in between, quite warm and sunny, and then further rain across the south west of england and wales, into the midlands and northern england, michael macro for the likes of newcastle with a breeze coming from the north —— quite cool. further showers for southern and eastern parts of the country, but many having a better day on thursday, but it looks like it will be unsettled, with rain at times and things will remain rather cool and breezy. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm: a mixed reception forjustin gatlin as he is awarded his gold medal in the men's 100metre final after beating popular favouri

cloud across wales and out into dorset and affecting the isle of wight. sunshine and humid. to the west, slightly fresher air. the system will move through during the day, taking rain into eastern scotland and north east england, never reaching the south—east. behind showers and a fresher feel. 24 degrees not out of the question may be in east anglia and behind it, around 17—20. things will stay quiet across england and wales for the next few days. but this low will be a nuisance with showers and longer spells of rain likely through thursday. that is the story in northern ireland, western scotland, maybe in the lake district, but elsewhere some sunshine. a very similar story a game into friday. the best of the dry weather in the south—east. this is bbc news. i'm clive myrie. the headlines at 11pm: ajudge in spain charges two men in connection with last week's terror attack in barcelona as one suspect admits the group had been a planning a much bigger assault. president trump changes policy and commits to sending more troops to afghanistan. businesses acro

anglia, kent and to the isle of wight.in the sunshine out of the win that will feel quite nice. that will feel quite nice. dry that rain coming into northern ireland later in the day. ireland later in the day. thank you very much, we will see you later. would you know what to do if faced with the victim of an acid attack? advice on how to help. become the weapon of choice for criminals over knives. martin berry from the royal college of paramedicsjoins us now. good morning. rise in the number of attacks with corrosive liquids? corrosive liquids? cases, especially within cities over the last 12 months. the last 12 months. attacks the members of the emergency services as well. services as well. so it is a problem that needs to be addressed. that needs to be addressed. something you have personally dealt with as well. with as well. disturbing about this kind of attack on a person. on a person. the patient but also the staff treating them. it is becoming a real problem. so the advice is now water. lots of flowing water. it, it

as we move into east anglia, essex, kent, all the way down into the isle of wight, a bright start some into the south—east of england we are looking at one or two showers. but most of us starting on a dry note. for wales, you have more showers, some of them merging in the same way they are across north—west england. so we could see some large rainfall totals and as we look across the irish sea into northern ireland, it is the west which will see some showers. ireland, it is the west which will see some showers. the east mostly dry and bright. as we go through the course of the day, you will find a lot of further showers will develop. some of them, as you rightly said, will be heavy and thundery with some hail. especially as we take a line from south wales towards the wash northwards. parts of the south—east could mist them all together and stay dry and in the sunshine it could feel quite pleasant. hiser to 23 here. as we head into the evening and overnight, many of the showers will die away. there will be a few left, but through the night we will see the cloud built across south—west e

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midlands into the home counties, east anglia and the south—east, down to hampshire and the isle of wightine and showers. some heavy and sunbury. especially across wales. in northern ireland, sunshine and showers. here, showers not as heavy and frequent. as we head through the evening and overnight, you can see we have the rain moving slightly north across england, through parts of the midlands, east wales, gloucestershire and somerset. a fair bit of cloud, chilli in rural areas. in towns and cities, temperatures 10-13. in towns and cities, temperatures 10— 13. starting with an arc of rain tomorrow through the day. gliding down into the south—east. once again tomorrow in east anglia in south—east england, in for some torrential downpours. that could lead to some surface water issues. away from this, some brighter skies with some sunshine. thursday, the dregs of the rain in the south—eastern corner. through the day, starting to drift away onto the near continent, leaving a largely dry day with some bright spells and sunshine. look at what is lurking in the wings off the coast of north—west

dry in southern counties of england and the isle of wight to be dorset, somerset.don today. highs of 21 in the sun. the evening and overnight. the weather front will go away. brightening up in the evening. most of england and wales will be dry. scotland and northern ireland, a weather front coming our way introducing rain. also some strengthening wind. this is the first one going south. another one behind that. it is more week. the space between the isobars shows it will be windy. dry and bright with sunshine. the rain is already in northern ireland in scotland and it goes south. as it does that, it will start to turn more patchy in nature and it will start to bring rain to the west. this rain will not make it to the south—east until even in time. eventually it will. overnight, both weather fronts will go south. high pressure building in. that is it for this weekend, settled and chilly in the morning and evening with sunshine between. saturday, showers to the north. temperatures getting to 21. sunday. almost the same thing. dry weather. chilly in the morning and ev

after he won the republican nomination and he was asked by wmur in boston, whether or not he wanted wightacialists voting for him. take a listen. >> do you want white supremacists to vote for you? >> no. i don't. not at all. and i will tell you, this is not about hate. this is about love. >> and now i want to do one more. fast forward again and this is to this past week -- this past tuesday when this is his response to the charlottesville mayhem. >> but we heard a lot of people in that group that were there to innocently protest and very legally protest, because i don't know if you know -- they had a permit. the other group didn't have a permit. there are two sides to the country -- >> connie, not asking you to psycho analyze donald trump. but you are a student of politics. what was the calculation in going from saying he wouldn't run on the reform party because david duke was there to then later seeming to excuse a rally at which david duke was on the ground there with fascist protesters. >> when he the largest audience possible, his words reveal him. and this is what he chose to say. an

from the isle of wight to sussex and kent, there is a weather front keeping the cloud low and thick ataround at the moment, and there could be the odd showery burst of rain. even away from that weather front in the north, there will be one of two showers in the afternoon. for many, a dry, bright afternoon. temperatures respond to the sunshine -20, 21 temperatures respond to the sunshine — 20, 21 celsius in the south. northern ireland and scotland will have one or two showers but also a lot of dry weather, with sunny spells. not a cold afternoon, which will suit the athletes and spectators alike at the world championships in east london. if you are thinking about the perseid shower, we will show you the night—time temperatures. the skies we re night—time temperatures. the skies were clear and some areas, and on a diagonalfrom the north were clear and some areas, and on a diagonal from the north west of the south—east, clear skies, yes, diagonal from the north west of the south—east, clearskies, yes, but you will need some layers to wear if you will need some layers to wear if you are ou

this is a slice of the action over the isle of wight. it was quite a chilly start.you will notice many of the towns and cities are down into single figures. at least it equates toa single figures. at least it equates to a glorious sunny start of the day the many locations across the british isles. not without the chance of a shower but at least we got rid of that more persistent rain which was a bit of a nuisance across the south—eastern quarter of scotland. a sprinkling of showers to be had. one or two further south and as you move into northern ireland, maybe a passing shower but i suspect many of you will stay driver the greater part of the day and you can see “— greater part of the day and you can see —— you greater part of the day and you can see —— you can greater part of the day and you can see —— you can see the extent of the dry weather. with the sunshine pouring through, not too much on the way of breeze. a great way to what has been a really interesting few days of athletics at the world championships. i don't think the weather is going to get on the way.

in complete contrast, this is the isle of wight.hunder. the rain later this afternoon and this evening mostly across parts of east anglia and south—east england. there could be heavy bursts. it is much, much cooler compared with the past few days, especially in the breeze. nowhere particularly warm but at least there are some sunny spells developing across western parts of england and wales as we get through the afternoon into northern england, scotla nd the afternoon into northern england, scotland and northern ireland. showers are very few and far between for northern england but a mass of them in northern ireland and scotland. some heavy and possibly thundery ones on the cards. going into tonight, some of the showers will fade away, the rain clears from east anglia and south—east england. a chilly night with clear skies coming up. in rural spots down to mid single figures. the odd mist and fog patch around as well. tomorrow morning parts of north wales, north—west england, here we could see intense downpours for a time, perhaps w

south of that through the midlands, into east anglia, essex, kent, hampshire, the isle of wight, somein the west. wherever you are tomorrow, it will feel fresher. maximum temperatures 23 celsius. as we head into friday, again a largely dry day. some bright spells, some sunshine, some showers across northern ireland and scotland. some of those will merge. there will be heavier showers at times. top temperature in the south—eastern about a 24 celsius. generally again, high teens to the low 205. so after today, it is not going to be quite as topsy—turvy as it will be today. so it is sort of good news. and our misery correspondent is steph mcgovern. content, you are talking builds on the rise? yes, as opposed to just being generally miserable. some research as come out today by money—saving expert. how much household bills are going up by. the things that we are paying out for every day. they found an average household bills are going up an average household bills are going up by an average household bills are going up by 2%. that doesn‘t sound like very much but if you look at the indivi

south through the midlands, east anglia, essex and kent, down to the isle of wight, in south—west englandher but showers whipping in from the western wind, and the rain across northern england comes south across much of the rest of scotland. it is not going to be a cold night, temperatures 13 to 15 celsius. tomorrow we start off with that rain in scotland, but through the day it will turn more showery in nature, still quite brisk winds in the north, showers coming into northern ireland, northern england as well. fewer showers for england and wales, a lot of sunshine, a lot of tri— weather, and if you get into the sunshine, out of the win, a high of 2a will feel quite pleasant. as we had from friday into saturday, a little ridge of high—pressure moves in but still quite windy across the north, so the showers coming in with that win. a quick look at saturday's forecast, the showers coming in, there will be showers across england and wales, this looks perhaps a bit worse than it will be, but in between there will be some sunshine, high is up to 21 and the sunday a lot of dry weather. hello,

plenty of blue sky in northumberland but incomplete contrast, the isle of wight.and, scotland and northern ireland. showers few and far between in northern england. some showers in the central belt of scotland. the rain clears from east anglia tonight. a chilly night under clear skies. in rural spots, single figures, towns and citiesjust holding onto single figures —— double figures. some mist and fog patches. some intense downpours in wales and north—west england. perhaps some travel problems, we will keep you updated. slow—moving downpours as well with the risk of hailand downpours as well with the risk of hail and thunder but some warm sunny spells in between. just as surely the picture for a first evening, some of these showers around initially but they will fade into the night and another chilly night into friday morning. a few showers on friday there is and south—eastern parts of england and then it looks like a fine start to the weekend after another chilly night. a chilly start on saturday but warm sunny spells into the afternoon. this is high pressure but

across the south—east corner, heading towards the isle of wight. the crow road and you can see it ensconced in northern scotland and the northern isles. it will be a humid day and night, temperatures dipping to 11 to 15—16 degrees. behind this you can see showers developing, some of those across scotla nd developing, some of those across scotland and northern ireland will be heavy and sundry with some hail. you're as we pushed down towards the south of england. in the sunshine, out of the wind, 22 celsius will feel quite pleasant. into friday, our low—pressure centres in the north sea, all the show is coming around that, across scotland, a few in northern ireland and england, and you might see a few for the south but generally the further east you travel, the better chance of staying dry with bright pleasant temperatures. hello, it's wednesday, it's10am. i'm tina daheley in for victoria derbyshire. our top story today: governors say they are devastated by the complete decline of the prison service. one says hiring more prison staff had to be a prio

from the midlands down towards the isle of wight, heading towards the isles of scilly, all points innny spells for northern ireland. moving across the bulk of scotland, dry and sunny. across northern england, a similar story, dry and sunny. the midlands seem the same with justice hang dry and sunny. the midlands seem the same withjustice hang back dry and sunny. the midlands seem the same with justice hang back of cloud, the balance of yesterday's rain, the remnants of a weather front which could produce a shower. not expecting showers in london this afternoon, but a fair bit of sunshine, temperatures up to 20 or even a 21. through the evening and overnight, early evening sunshine, then clear skies developing, but at then clear skies developing, but at the same time a weather front coming in across west of scotland, northern ireland, that will introduce rain, accompanied by strengthening winds as it sinks southwards through the course of the overnight period. you can see why, we have got a cold front that is bringing rain, and other occlusion culling in right behind it, a weaker affa

of england he will brighten up later in the day, and then we headed to rain in hampshire, isle of wightisk of travel disruption due to the amount of rainfall. we may haveissues to the amount of rainfall. we may have issues with surface water flooding, for examples. overnight the rain edges down, and where we have laid rain, patchy mist and fog will be forming. a lot of dry weather around. temperatures indicating what you can expect in towns and cities. in rural areas it could get down to four celsius. tomorrow, we lose the front from the south—east but we have another area of low pressure. tomorrow a different day across northern and western parts of scotland with more cloud and lower temperatures and rain on the islands. we lose the rain on the islands. we lose the rain in the south—east. between, a lot of dry weather with a fair bit of sunshine. much drier across england and wales compared to what we have had of late. friday, the front coming in across the north—west on thursday sinks southwards taking rain with it. a weakening feature as it gets to the south—east. saturday and sunday

build ahead of it at where we have sunshine from yorkshire down towards hampshire and the isle of wight see temperatures get up around 20 celsius. the rain breaking across north—east england. afair bit breaking across north—east england. a fair bit of cloud, the rain moving out of northern ireland only to be replaced by sunshine and showers, some of those will be heavy and thundery. the remnants of the rain across wales in south—west england. some brightness and this new band coming up some brightness and this new band coming up across some brightness and this new band coming up across the midlands and heading in the direction of the wash. and here it is as we go through the evening. then the next ban comes in, moving from the west towards the east. some of that will be heavy and possibly thundery as we head through the overnight period. leaving behind a quite a lot of low cloud, some drizzle and also some showers. it is not going to be a cold night. in towns and cities, temperatures easily staying in double figures. we start with this rain in the south—east in the morning. that could b

the midlands, east anglia, kent, hampshire and the isle of wight, brighter skies and sunshine.e heavy and sundry. there will be showers across wales and some clear skies. another humid day. rather like today. temperatures between 14 and 17 celsius. tomorrow morning we start with rain across scotland and northern england. that is drifting north—east. the tail end of that heading towards eastern and south—eastern england producing some cloud. here it will be quite humid. behind all of that, brighter skies and fresher conditions. eventually the cloud pushes into the north sea and the fresher conditions will move into the south—east. by the time we get to thursday, look at the north south split. a wet day in the north, drier and brighter in the south. for all of us it would be a fresher day. temperatures a maximum of 22 celsius. we are going to leave you to it. we are being absolutely eaten alive this morning. sort yourself out carol. we will see you in half an hour. you get ichi yourself when you see bugs. we have had some bugs on the camera lens this morning. not here! green park