now, along the weather front i pointed out, some cloud from south west england, south east wales, the midlands and on towards yorkshire. just edging a little bit further east with the chance of a few spots of rain — it doesn't look like much more than that for much of the day. close to the low pressure, northern ireland and scotland will see some quite heavy showers, thundery possibly too. quite blustery, particularly in northern ireland — these are average wind speeds but gusts here could be over 40mph or so. and as for temperatures, it will feel a little bit warmer if you do get to see a bit of sunshine during the day, mainly 14—17, but a few spots in east anglia, south east england mayjust get above 20 degrees, just depending on how much sunshine there is, but be aware as we get into the evening, there could be some quite heavy and thundery downpours moving through here, whereas elsewhere overnight and into monday, we will continue with a few showers, particularly across western areas. and just to reinforce the fact that it's a bit warmer by day and it is overnight as well, t

across eastern areas, and to be honest, there probably won't be that much in the way of rain across the south—east. northern scotland not faring too bad either. but, otherwise, a lot of rain to come across western areas, with some strong winds blowing into the coast of wales in particular. gusts here around 50—60mph. winds that strong will likely bring down a few tree branches. there could be some localised transport disruption. the low pressure's still there on friday. heavier rain this time going in across into the south—east of england through the afternoon. and the strongest winds going through the english channel. again, we could see some localised disruption, but the majority of the rain will start to spin away from northern ireland. here we'll see some brighter weather pushing in, but probably with a few showers as well. what about the weekend? well, the rain clears, showers follow to saturday. and then we've got another dollop of rain for sunday. so, there's no end in sight, really, to this unsettled run of weather. marginally, saturday looks like being the better of the two days of th

now, along the weather front i pointed out, some cloud from south west england, south east wales, the midlands and on towards yorkshire. just edging a little bit further east with the chance of a few spots of rain — it doesn't look like much more than that for much of the day. close to the low pressure, northern ireland and scotland will see some quite heavy showers, thundery possibly too. quite blustery, particularly in northern ireland — these are average wind speeds but gusts here could be over 40mph or so. and as for temperatures, it will feel a little bit warmer if you do get to see a bit of sunshine during the day, mainly 14—17, but a few spots in east anglia, south east england mayjust get above 20 degrees, just depending on how much sunshine there is, but be aware as we get into the evening, there could be some quite heavy and thundery downpours moving through here, whereas elsewhere overnight and into monday, we will continue with a few showers, particularly across western areas. and just to reinforce the fact that it's a bit warmer by day and it is overnight as well, t

more sunshine to come this afternoon into wales and south east england but there is a change arriving through there is a change arriving through the night. more on that in a moment. for the remainder of the afternoon showers confined mostly to the east today. still some of them heavy on the west seeing more in a way of sunshine coming through with temperatures peaking between ten and 18 degrees. as we go through the night the showers fade

and so across parts of yorkshire, down to the midlands, east anglia and south—east england, that is where the heavy storms are going to be as we go through the afternoon, but behind that feature, showers become much less common across wales, parts of the west midlands and parts of north—west england, where you have got a much better chance of the weather staying dry. for west scotland, also a chance of broken cloud and sunshine. eventually, it will become a little bit drier. temperatures drift down to around five to eight celsius. looking at the satellite picture we have at the moment, towards the south—west. this area of cloud is going to be responsible for bringing the heaviest showers our way on tuesday. otherwise, most parts of the uk should have lighter showers. most parts of the uk will have these heavy downpours. middle part of the week and guess what, it is another day of sunshine and showers. at this time they are most likely to form a crust eastern scotland and eastern areas of england. this time, they areas of england. this time, they are going to be slow and could be with

anglia and the south—east, by which time turning showery for northern ireland and western areas, winds continue to strengthen across wales and southern england with very strong wind around the coast. temperatures depressed because of the cloud, wind and rain, unusually chilly for the time of year. low—pressure drives eastwards this evening and the main rain band sweep through but we keep these showers are longer spells of rain going, when trainees over the hills in scotland. not as cold as last night in scotland and northern england. should generally be frost free because of the wind continuing to blow overnight. when they start to blow overnight. when they start to tuesday, particularly those north sea coasts, gradually ease, longer spells of showers moving down, sunshine around, largely drive through wales, southern england, 13, much colder in scotland. hello, this is bbc news. i'm joanna gosling. the headlines: a cross—party group of mps urges the government to maintain restrictions on foreign holidays beyond the 17th of may, but the travel industry is confident that foreign tra

, the south—west. it will turn into a sunshine and showers day after a dull start for some. but for eastern england and certainly the north—east of scotland, we will hold on to more cloud. where we have more of the cloud, well, there won't be so many showers but it will feel chilly — 11 or 12 degrees — and there could be the odd spot of drizzle around at times. now, as we head through friday night into saturday, some bits and pieces of showery rain will be replaced by a band of more persistent rain pushing up from the south—west across england, wales, into northern ireland by the end of the night. quite a mild start to the weekend but it is going to be quite a turbulent weekend of weather, actually, with some very, very heavy downpours and thunderstorms, always with some sunny spells in between. 0ur band of rain will continue to push its way slowly northwards during saturday, perhaps getting up into the south of scotland by the end of the day. behind it, sunshine and showers, but those showers

coast and around the coast of wales as well, gusts up to 50 mph also. this evening the rain continues to spread across those areas that i've had some dry weather. before clearing away, a wet night in northern scotland. heavy showers to wales on the south—west. showers easing in northern ireland and the coldest and rural areas will see a touch of frost in the morning. continue with rain and other western scotland, pushing across northern ireland and heavy and thundery showers spreading east across england. from wales where we will see some hail mixed in with some of these as well, low pressure is still close by and it will be into tuesday as well. it will be into tuesday as well. it will be into tuesday as well. it will be breezy monday into tuesday, the wind coming down from the north or north—west so no great warmth in those. there will be sunny spells around but heavy and possibly thundery showers from scotland down to northern and eastern parts of england. a few showers and the chance of rain towards cornwall and devon. the low pressure is beginn

a lot of that in east anglia and the south—east. hello, this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines: the labour leader sir keir starmer prepares to reshuffle his team after the party's disappointing performance in the elections — he's already removed his deputy angela rayner as campaigns chief. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, warns it would be "completely outrageous" for the westminster government to block a second independence referendum. the government is expected to end the advice against hugging each other, as part of the relaxation of lockdown rules in england. and the government is calling on the rail industry to fix disruption on some of britain's busiest rail lines,

a few scattered showers developing in south wales, eventually drifting down into the south—east. look at these temperatures, 8—1a , way down from they should be for the time of year. it remains showery for sunday into monday but i can offer a glimmer of optimism as it looks drier, brighter and a tad warmer for the start of next week. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines... how the bbcjournalist martin bashir secured his interview with princess diana in 1995. an official inquiry is just publishing its report on whether there was deception. proposals for the biggest shake—up of the rail network in 25 years, including a new state—owned body to set timetables and ticket prices. the trains are regular enough, it's just way too squashed on the trains. actually, i have invested in one of those flexi tickets, which i think is brilliant. so, yes, i can work from home and have the flexibility to travel in and out, when i need to. failures in the national test and trace system are partly responsible for the surge in the indian variant in blackburn with darwen, accordin

and taking rain towards east anglia and the south—east and strengthening the wind over parts of wales and southern england. around the coast, gusts over 50 mph. the low pressure moving into the north sea and more persistent rain clearing from the south—east. as they went direction changes we feed in showers overnight, perhaps know in the scottish mountains. not as cold as last night in scotland and northern england and it should be frost free given the wind. a windy start tomorrow especially down the north sea coasts. the wind gradually easing. sunshine and showers, perhaps longer spells of rain in northern ireland, northern england, down in the midlands. feeling chilly in the wind and temperatures in scotland no better than 8 degrees. highest temperatures in the south, 13 degrees, with more sunshine. showers following the low pressure. we're still feeding in some cold wind coming down from the north, maintaining the cold feel into wednesday and beyond. not as windy on wednesday. more showers, wintry over the high ground of scotland. in the afternoon they showers across eastern engl

anglia and the south—east of england, and strengthening the winds across parts of wales and southern england around the coast gusts of around 50 mph. the central of the low will work its way out into the north sea. we will see the persistent rain clearing away from south—east areas. as the wind direction changes we continue to feed in showers overnight with snow in the scottish mountains. not as cold as it was last night in scotland and northern england, and it should be frost—free overnight given the strength of the wind. still a windy start to tomorrow. the winds will gradually ease, there will be sunshine and showers, perhaps longer spells of rain coming into northern ireland. it will feel chilly in the wind and temperatures in scotland no better than 8 degrees. highest temperatures in southern england and wales at 13 degrees where it will be drier with more in the way of sunshine. showers following the area of low pressure moving away from the uk but we are still feeding on cold winds coming down from the north maintaining that cold feel into wednesday and beyond. some sunshi

, so some of the rain on the frontal system quite heavy, especially for wales and south—west england. squally winds on it as well. showers returned behind the main band of

ireland _ western england, wales, northern ireland and south—west scotland. generally— ireland and south—west scotland. generally drier weather further east~ _ generally drier weather further east. more cloud lingering around the east _ east. more cloud lingering around the east coast of scotland, perhaps north-east — the east coast of scotland, perhaps north—east england. some isolated showers _ north—east england. some isolated showers in — north—east england. some isolated showers in the east this afternoon. temperatures getting up to 18 or 19 degrees, — temperatures getting up to 18 or 19 degrees, coolerforthe temperatures getting up to 18 or 19 degrees, cooler for the likes of aberdeen, for instance, where you have _ aberdeen, for instance, where you have got— aberdeen, for instance, where you have got the cloud lingering close to the _ have got the cloud lingering close to the coast. as we have through the latter— to the coast. as we have through the latter part _ to the coast. as we have through the latter part of the day, some isol

it is straight from northern ireland affecting much of wales and down towards the south—east. zooming into take a closer look, it should brighten up across south—western parts of england but unsettled rain reaches the north of england and southern parts of scotland eventually but ripening up across northern ireland. i think scotland, we will hang onto some drier weather at a time. it will be a chilly start of the day here as well but not many of us will escape the weather front as it continues on its journey towards the north as we had through this afternoon and of course it will be a windy one because of the low pressure being nearby. i think top temperatures today are a bit of a contrast here. in the south—east we get 18 or 19 celsius and further north we are not quite in the warmer air. eight or nine celsius. but wind gusts today reaching 40 or 45 mph and these are damaging gusts. but it will brighten up but remaining pretty windy here. overnight, further heavy downs paul's but a little bit more in the way of rightness. some of us, anyway. some of us are going _ rightne

a windy one across the south coast of england and the coast of wales. the ringer since it is this evening, stays overnight across northern and western scotland, further heavy showers running into wales and western parts of england that could wake you up the rumble of thunder. northern ireland, clear after midday and called us here tonight, could be just a frost, likely in the coldest rural sports here. some rain affecting parts of scotland tomorrow, pushing back into northern ireland, heavy and then there are showers spreading east from wales across england, some with hail does that quite possibly around some of the showers. another rather cool day for the time of year. hello this is bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines: two doses of the main covid vaccines used in the uk are found to be highly effective against the indian variant of the virus. government ministers deny claims, by the former downing street adviser dominic cummings, that they pursued a policy of herd immunity in dealing with the coronavirus in the early part of last year. at leas

lighter rain across parts of the south—east of england and sunshine and showers across shetland, but the wind will also be strengthening through the day, with gales across the irish sea, parts of wales and the south—west. even inland, we could have gusts as much as 40 mph. through this evening and overnight, our rain continues to move eastwards, the wind picking up across southern areas. we still could have gusts of 40 mph, 50 mph, more than that along the coast and it's going to be a mild night, with temperatures more or less across the board between nine and 10 degrees. now, tomorrow, we see that rain drift across southern areas. here, too, very gusty winds across southern england, the south—west, into east anglia and the south—east. as the rain pulls into the north sea, it will brighten up in parts of scotland and northern ireland, but, still, a few showers. hello, this is bbc news with me, victoria derbyshire. the headlines: a court in france has ruled that more than 2,500 women who were victims of the pip breast implant scandal should receive compensation. a new state—ow

east wales, the south west midlands. could see some outbreaks of rain developing across the south east of england as well. quite a lot of cloud across the northern half of scotland, but elsewhere for northern ireland, southern scotland, northern and eastern parts of england, we'll have clear skies. in one or two places, it'll get a little bit chilly. the vast majority will avoid a frost. and then into tomorrow, we start off with cloud and outbreaks of showery rain across southern england and the south of wales. a lot of that will tend to break up into a mix of sunshine and showers. and elsewhere, after a fine, dry start, you can see those showers getting going through the late morning into the afternoon. some heavy with some hail and some thunder. in most places, temperatures up to 14, 15 or 16 degrees, although it will be a little cooler for some of these northern and eastern coastal areas as more cloud rolls its way in. now, for friday, we will find ourselves between weather systems — low pressure to the east, low pr

but for the south and east of scotland, much of england and wales, it's pretty similar to sunday. plenty of sunshine, light winds and feeling warm — in fact, even warmer. we could make 211—25 degrees across the south or the south east. and it stays fine, settled and sunny, particularly for england and wales as we head through the first week ofjune. temperatures holding up at around the mid—20s celsius across the south east. this is bbc news. the headlines... china has warned the us not to politicise the issue of the origins of the covid outbreak. president biden has ordered a new intelligence probe following reports it could have emerged from a chinese laboratory. the british prime minister, has denied allegations by his former top advisor, that poor handling of the pandemic led to tens of thousands of unnecessary deaths. his health secretary also denied allegations that he repeatedly lied. doctors groups injapan have said that the olympics should be cancelled if current coronavirus infection rates continue. medical groups have warned the event could introduce new variants t

brightening up later in north—east scotland. not many showers in southern england and south wales. the winds at their strongest along the north sea coasts very gusty, but again easing later. catch a shower, hail, thunder — with temperatures like this, it'll be wintry over the hills in scotland. some places will not get into double figures. now, on through tuesday evening and night, some showers continue to feed south. it's where it gets clearest overnight — northern england and parts of scotland — we're going to have frost going into wednesday morning, so it will be a cold start. and wednesday will be a day of sunshine and showers. again, there will be a wintry flavour to these showers in places with hail and some snow on the higher hills in scotland, northern england, perhaps into wales as well. it's not going to feel any warmer. we're back to the risk of overnight frost. a similar picture on thursday — further showers, wintry on hills moving south and maybe a spell of rain flirting with the south coast of england, so we're going to keep a close eye on that. friday will be

anglia and the south east of england when you do get these outbreaks of rain pushing into wales and south—west england, it will be heavy with some squally winds associated with some squally winds associated with the downpours and heavy showers for northern ireland later in the afternoon. if you have the rain under the cloud, just 11 degrees or so but in the brighter skies, 13 or 14 towards the east. into this evening, the rain arrives across eastern parts of england, eastern scotland, and we see further heavy showers developing tonight was the west so there could be the odd rumble of thunder as the main rain band pushes its way north and east. again, quite a chilly night for the time of year but not as cold as it was last night. i think northern ireland sees the lowest of the temperatures as we head on into monday. so monday, low pressure is still with us, quite familiar now, isn't it? it's right across the uk so monday will bring us a day of sunshine and showers for most. more persistent rain for northern scotland as the weather front lingers and spat she ran into southern scotla

so patchy rain continuing for western england, wales, northern ireland and south—west scotland. one or two isolated showers further east, but most places avoiding them. temperatures in the warmest spots, 19, possibly 20 degrees, but a bit cooler until the clouds in the west, and for the likes of aberdeen, where we have got a bit of low cloud that is lingering for eastern scotland and north—east england as well. overnight, in the west, under the cloud, temperatures are ten or 11 degrees, but under the clearer skies towards the east, seven or eight celsius first thing saturday morning. now, what about the bank holiday weekend? well, things are looking increasingly sunny and those temperatures are going to be on the up too. so we may well start on a bed of a cloudy note first thing saturday, particularly around some of these north sea coasts, but the cloud in the west will thin and break, so plenty of spells of sunshine, just one or two sharp showers developing through the spine of britain, i think, through the day. temperatures up to about 20 degrees for many of us, just a bit c

anglia and the south—east, by which time telling should more showery than northern ireland and some western areas. winds continuing to strengthen, especially across wales and southern england with very strong winds around the coast. temperatures will be depressed because of the cloud, wind and rain. and usually chilly for the time of year. central and low—pressure drives eastwards during this evening and overnight, the main rain band that sweeps through that we keep these itch hours or longer spells of rain going, winteriness perhaps every hills in scotland. not as cold as last night in scotland and northern england, generally frost free because of the winds continuing to blow overnight. the winds that do gradually ease, showers, longer spells of rain moving down across the country. there will be some centring around as well, but largely dry through much of wales, southern england, 13 degrees here, much colder weather though in scotland. this is bbc news. welcome to viewers in the uk and around the world. the headlines: that supplies reach hospitals by the end of monday. critics c

east. northern scotland not faring too bad either. but, otherwise, a lot of rain to come across western areas, with some strong winds blowing into the coast of wales in particular. gusts here around 50—60 mph. winds that strong will likely bring down a few tree branches. there could be some localised transport disruption. the low pressure's still there on friday. heavier rain this time going in across into the south east of england through the afternoon. and the strongest winds going through the english channel. again, we could see some localised disruption, but the majority of the rain will start to spin away from northern ireland. here we'll see some brighter weather pushing in, but probably with a few showers as well. what about the weekend? well, the rain clears, showers follow to saturday. and then we've got another dollop of rain for sunday. so, there's no end in sight, really, to this unsettled run of weather. marginally, saturday looks like being the better of the two days of the

and quite a bit of sunshine to end the day across east anglia and south east england as many of the showers will fade away. as ever, some places will avoid the shower. you may get one, just a brief wet moment in an otherwise dry day. and england and wales will be mainly dry on monday night, but a batch of showers will move out of northern ireland and into parts of scotland. and these are tuesday morning's temperatures. again, no frost out there. low pressure still very much close by as we go into tuesday, and from that, we're going to see some further showers. now, maybe notjust popping up, but tending to move through in a zone that will travel from south—west to north—east during the day. and a weather front close to northwest scotland will bring cloud and some outbreak of rain. some places may well miss the showers as the system moves its way in. similar sorts of temperatures on tuesday. and for wednesday and thursday, sunshine and showers. it's not going to be as breezy. and then by friday, it becomes mainly dry with a fair amount of cloud out there. and with the air coming down from

some parts of the south east might miss them in the afternoon with sunshine prevailing. temperatures ranging from 9—17. if you are out of the showers, with the light wind it will not feel too bad. overnight, many showers will fade. hanging onto them across the north. more rain comes in across the north. more rain comes in across southern areas, through the midlands and wales. these are overnight temperatures. we do not anticipate issues with frost but in rural northern ireland, the temperature might slip below freezing. you will find there will be more cloud across the north—east of scotland and some of that would get into north—east england and be slow to lift. tomorrow, rain drifting through wales, devon, clipping cornwall, and sliding south—eastwards so we will see rain in southern counties. the rest of the uk, when we lose that, some of it might cling to the coastline, we look at a mixture of sunshine and showers, some heavy and thundery and some with hail. temperatures 9—15. thursday into friday, low pressure pulls away from the saudis. still big gaps in t

showers in wales and the midlands drifting east. all this cloud and rain coming in across the south—west through the isles of scilly, into the channel islands. grazing southern counties before it clears away. leaving brighter skies behind. you can see where we have got to be showers. fewerand you can see where we have got to be showers. fewer and further than yesterday. if you catch one, like yesterday, it is likely to be heavy with thundery and some hail embedded in it. temperature wise we are still below average for the time of the year. it in aberdeen to 12 in the south—west. this evening and overnight there will be some showers around, wintry on the tops of the hills. a lot of clear skies. that means once again a some of us will wake up tomorrow morning to a touch of frost. i will have a longer forecast in half an hour. back now to sally and ben. well done!- to sally and ben. well done! ., ., , to sally and ben. welldone! ., ., ., well done! you nearly said dan! you not it well done! you nearly said dan! you got it right- â€

then we run into showers across wales, the midlands, into east anglia and the south—east but improving across the south—west. here we will have highs of ii, but eight in aberdeen. around the showers, gusty winds. this evening and overnight wintry showers in northern scotland getting down to 150 metres. moving to fife and lothian. could be wintry in the hills of northern ireland and wales. rain coming in to the south—west. i will tell you more about that in half an hour. for almost ten years, d—day veterans have been campaigning for a national memorial in normandy to honour their fallen comrades. it will be officially opened at this year's d—day commemoration events, but, due to travel restrictions, the british veterans and their families will have to watch the ceremony virtually from this side of the channel. breakfast regulars will know one of them very well — harry billinge. he's no longer shielding and is back shaking his collection tin. john maguire has been to catch up with him all of it. keep going. you just can't keep a good man down. harry is back. 0h, overwhelmed. it

wales, parts of northern england and the east of northern ireland. elsewhere, there may be some sunshine to begin there may be some sunshine to begin the day. showers in the south—west although the macro move further north and east. some will turn heavier in the north. a view for northern ireland, a view for northern scotland, but not everyone will catch on. there will be some sunny spells around at times, but with light winds, the showers may hang around for some time. the winds are stronger through the english channel and channel islands, gusting up to 40 mph. temperatures today around the mid—teens, a little cooler across some north sea coasts. the showers are still around this evening, and they will be into the first part of they will be into the first part of the night across particularly eastern parts of england, before they begin to ease away. we are left with a lot of dry weather by the end of the night. largely cloudy to the east, clearer to the west and no frost as monday begins. low pressure is still close by on monday, so still the fo

now, along the weather front i pointed out, some cloud from south west england, south east wales, the midlands and on towards yorkshire. just edging a little bit further east with a chance of a few spots of rain. doesn't look like much more than that for much of the day. close to the low pressure, northern ireland and scotland will see some quite heavy showers, thundery possibly, too. quite blustery, particularly in northern ireland. these are average wind speeds, but gusts here could be over a0 mph or so. and as for temperatures, it will feel a little bit warmer if you do get to see a bit of sunshine during the day, mainly 14—17, but a few spots in east anglia, south east england mayjust get above 20 degrees just depending on how much sunshine there is. but be aware — as we get into the evening, there could be some quite heavy and thundery downpours moving through here, whereas elsewhere overnight and into monday, we will continue with a few showers, particularly across western areas. and just to reinforce the fact that it's a bit warmer by day and it is overnight as well. these

east wales, the south west midlands. could see some outbreaks of rain developing across the south east of england as well. quite a lot of cloud across the northern half of scotland, but elsewhere for northern ireland, southern scotland, northern and eastern parts of england, we'll have clear skies. in one or two places, it'll get a little bit chilly. the vast majority will avoid a frost. and then into tomorrow, we start off with cloud and outbreaks of showery rain across southern england and the south of wales. a lot of that will tend to break up into a mix of sunshine and showers. and elsewhere, after a fine, dry start, you can see those showers getting going through the late morning into the afternoon. some heavy with some hail and some thunder. in most places, temperatures up to14, 15 or 16 degrees, although it will be a little bit cooler for some of these northern and eastern coastal areas as more cloud rolls its way in. now, for friday, we will find ourselves between weather systems — low pressure to the east, low

now, along the weather front i pointed out, some cloud from south west england, south east wales, the midlands and on towards yorkshire. just edging a little bit further east with the chance of a few spots of rain — it doesn't look like much more than that for much of the day. close to the low pressure, northern ireland and scotland will see some quite heavy showers, thundery possibly too. quite blustery, particularly in northern ireland — these are average wind speeds but gusts here could be over 40 mph or so. and as for temperatures, it will feel a little bit warmer if you do get to see a bit of sunshine during the day, mainly 14—17, but a few spots in east anglia, south east england mayjust get above 20 degrees, just depending on how much sunshine there is but be aware as we get into the evening, there could be some quite heavy and thundery downpours moving through here, whereas elsewhere overnight and into monday, we will continue with a few showers, particularly across western areas. and just to reinforce the fact that it's a bit warmer by day and it is overnight as well, t

now, along the weather front i pointed out, some cloud from south west england, south east wales, the midlands and on towards yorkshire. just edging a little bit further east with the chance of a few spots of rain — it doesn't look like much more than that for much of the day. close to the low pressure, northern ireland and scotland will see some quite heavy showers, thundery possibly too. quite blustery, particularly in northern ireland — these are average wind speeds but gusts here could be over a0 mph or so. and as for temperatures, it will feel a little bit warmer if you do get to see a bit of sunshine during the day, mainly 14—17, but a few spots in east anglia, south east england mayjust get above 20 degrees, just depending on how much sunshine there is but be aware as we get into the evening, there could be some quite heavy and thundery downpours moving through here, whereas elsewhere overnight and into monday, we will continue with a few showers, particularly across western areas. and just to reinforce the fact that it's a bit warmer by day and it is overnight as well, t

patchy rain in south—west england in south—east wales. the midlands into north england. blustery day tomorrow, up to a0 miles an hour or so with sunny spells in sunny —— south england and east anglia. it will also be a noticeably warmer day in scotland. after the warmth in the south—east of england, the chance of thundery downpours into monday morning. these are temperatures as monday begins. for monday, low pressure, notjust monday, throughout the week, low pressure is close by so you know that will produce showers. still the chance and a few outbreaks of rain. they could be heavy. showers get going elsewhere, possibly the chance of hail, too. very breezy. sunny spells in between. temperatures close to average but it will feel a little warmer than it has done recently. hello, this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines... the snp wins an historic fourth term in office — nicola sturgeon says she wants the scottish people to have

but for the south and east of scotland, much of england and wales, it's pretty similar to sunday. plenty of sunshine, light winds and feeling warm — in fact, even warmer. we could make 211—25 degrees across the south or the south east. and it stays fine, settled and sunny, particularly for england and wales as we head through the first week ofjune. temperatures holding up at around the mid—20s celsius across the south east. a the latest china warns the us as president biden orders a fresh inquiry into the origins of covid, and suggestions of a chinese laboratory leak persist. the arrest of a belarusian journalist whose flight was diverted, as a un agency investigates, his mother asks for international help. i beg you, i ask you for help. i call upon you to save roman, save my son. has the recent fighting between israel and hamas revealed faultlines in america's relationship with its main regional ally? and shedding light on dark matter — scientists map out the most enigmatic substance in the universe.

gusts are in the south—west and wales of up are in the south—west and wales of up to 45 mph. quite pleasant if you see some sunshine, and a lot of that over east anglia and south—east england. hello, this is bbc news. i'm maryam moshiri. the headlines: the labour leader sir keir starmer prepares to reshuffle his team after the party's disappointing performance in the elections — he's already removed his deputy angela rayner as campaigns chief. that's what you do in leadership, you take responsibility. you don't scapegoat and blame others. you take it on the chin. they're hard calls, but it is for keir to choose the team he wants and get people in the positions that he wants us to be in. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, warns it would be "completely outrageous" for the westminster government to block a second independence referendum. the government is expected to end the advice against hugging each other, as part of the relaxation of lockdown rules in england. the government is calling on the rail industry to fix disruption on some of britain's busiest rail line

this means south—east england, the west midlands, wales, north west england should have a dry afternoon with spells of sunshine, long spells at that, and temperatures here around 15—16 , not too bad at all. into thursday, not looking good at all, low pressure moving in from the atlantic, this one bringing heavy rain widely and also strong winds. although it starts on a bright note in the east of the uk, cloud will gather and rain willspread, becoming increasingly windy. strongest winds in the southern coast and hills of wales. gusts of 50—60 mph. strong enough to bring down tree branches and there could be localised transport disruption. notjust for thursday, low pressure remaining for friday bringing rain and strong winds. as it clears through the weekend we are looking at a return of those showery conditions. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news. the headlines... keeping to the plan. the prime minister says there is "nothing conclusive" in current data that means england would have to deviate from the road map out of lockdown. i don't see anything conclusive at the moment

, perhaps staying showery in the far north, and south—east england should stay dry until the end of the afternoon. top temperatures 7—12 celsius. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a change in guidance on care homes — from tuesday, residents in england will be able to visit relatives without having to self—isolate when they return. india becomes the first country to record 400,00 coronavirus to record 400,000 coronavirus infections in a single day. five people are arrested on suspicion of terror offences, including a 16—year—old boy, as police target three locations across the uk. new research finds that around 1,000 rivers are the source of the majority of plastic waste in the ocean. and there's a warning that most of the uk's summer music festivals could be called off because they can't get covid cancellation insurance. now it's time for click. this week: how to uncover deadly secrets online. the secret codes attracting more women into cybersecurity. and — tenet, the oscar—winning secrets of making time go backwards. audio tracks backwards. welcome to click. we al

but for the south and east of scotland, much of england and wales, it's pretty similar to sunday. plenty of sunshine, light winds and feeling warm — in fact, even warmer. we could make 24—25 degrees across the south or the south east. and it stays fine, settled and sunny, particularly for england and wales as we head through the first week ofjune. temperatures holding up at around the mid—20s celsius across the south east. you're watching bbc news with mejane 0'brien in washington, christian fraser is in london. our top stories... did it come from a bat, a pangolin, ora lab in wuhan? the us orders an investigation into whether covid—19 originated in a chinese laboratory. in cleveland — president biden claims credit for america's economic recovery — but congress, he says — must pass more spending bills to invest in the future also in the programme.... he's ten years old, he's a refugee from nigeria, and he's america's newest chess champion. oh, and he can wipe the floor with christian. we'll meet tani adewuyme just ahead. 0h, oh, and he can wipe the floor with christi

after the brief bit of brightness across wales and the south west through the start of the afternoon, we'll see some thundery showers develop here. in between them, temperatures could get up to around 15—16 celsius, but a cool day across eastern coasts. scotland avoiding most of the showers. but it will be a grey day in 0rkney and shetland. through tonight, some further outbreaks of rain around, especially through northern england, east anglia. and then later on, you could be woken into the morning, south wales, south—west england, by the return of more heavy showers and thunderstorms. temperatures, though, well clear of frost levels. as we go into sunday itself, we've got low pressure right over the top of us. low pressure basically a breeding ground for showers. not much in the way of wind for most — away from the south coast that is. the showers that develop and brew and become more widespread across northern ireland, northern england, north wales will be slow moving, thundery with hail. faster moving showers towards the south coast, but again they could be torrential in plac

brightening up later in north—east scotland. not many showers in southern england and south wales. the winds at their strongest along the north sea coasts and across parts of eastern england. very gusty, but again easing later. catch a shower, hail, thunder — with temperatures like this, it'll be wintry over the hills in scotland. some places will not get into double figures. now, on through tuesday evening and night, some showers continue to feed south. it's where it gets clearest overnight — northern england and parts of scotland — we're going to have frost going into wednesday morning, so it will be a cold start. and wednesday will be a day of sunshine and showers. again, there will be a wintry flavour to these showers in places with hail and some snow on the higher hills in scotland, northern england, perhaps into wales as well. it's not going to feel any warmer. we're back to the risk of overnight frost. a similar picture on thursday — further showers, wintry on hills moving south and maybe a spell of rain flirting with the south coast of england, so we're going to kee

brightening up later in north—east scotland. not many showers in southern england and south wales. the winds at their strongest along the north sea coasts and across parts of eastern england. very gusty, but again easing later. catch a shower, hail, thunder — with temperatures like this, it'll be wintry over the hills in scotland. some places will not get into double figures. now, on through tuesday evening and night, some showers continue to feed south. it's where it gets clearest overnight — northern england and parts of scotland — we're going to have frost going into wednesday morning, so it will be a cold start. and wednesday will be a day of sunshine and showers. again, there will be a wintry flavour to these showers in places with hail and some snow on the higher hills in scotland, northern england, perhaps into wales as well. it's not going to feel any warmer. we're back to the risk of overnight frost. a similar picture on thursday — further showers, wintry on hills moving south and maybe a spell of rain flirting with the south coast of england, so we're going to kee

the driest weather, the highest temperatures in south wales and southern england. here, it will turn wet as we go into tonight. the rain moving in across southern england, into wales and northern ireland. clear skies ahead of that, in scotland and northern parts of england, another frost setting and before temperatures creep up later in the night. tomorrow, some are really quite heavy rain, difficult driving conditions, spreading north across the uk. clearing from northern ireland in the afternoon, as it turns dry and brighter. drying up a bit in southern scotland, as it will in south—east england, and east anglia. but still raining in northern england and wales come into the afternoon. these are average wind speeds. there will be gusts of around 35 and a0 mph. so a windy day. a warmer day for many, but a cold one in scotland. we are expecting to hear from the transport secretary grant shapps and we expect more details will be given about international travel and how that will restart. we have to stress what we have been told as england only. that is the weight i

after the brief bit of brightness across wales and the south west through the start of the afternoon, we'll see some thundery showers develop here. in between them, temperatures could get up to around 15—16 celsius, but a cool day across eastern coasts. scotland avoiding most of the showers. but it will be a grey day in orkney and shetland. through tonight, some further outbreaks of rain around, especially through northern england, east anglia. and then later on, you could be woken into the morning, south wales, south—west england, by the return of more heavy showers and thunderstorms. temperatures, though, well clear of frost levels. as we go into sunday itself, we've got low pressure right over the top of us. low pressure basically a breeding ground for showers. not much in the way of wind for most — away from the south coast that is. the showers that develop and brew and become more widespread across northern ireland, northern england, north wales will be slow moving, thundery with hail. faster—moving showers towards the south coast, but again they could be torrential in pl

south. away from the north and east of scotland, which will be rather grey through the day today, northern ireland, southern scotland and the rest of northern and eastern england will see some sunshine. but then the showers will get going again into the afternoon. and like the last few days, some will be heavy with a mix of hail and thunder in places. temperatures reaching 1a—15 celsius for most, but rather cool again across the far northeast of scotland. now, as we head through thursday night, it looks like the showers will tend to fade away from most areas, and that weather front will clear away completely. so, many places will be turning dry, but we will start to see some cloud rolling into northern and eastern areas, so that should stop temperatures from falling much below 6—7 celsius, so another frost—free night for most. as we head on into friday, we are in between weather systems, low—pressure to the east, a new area of low pressure slowly encroaching in off the atlantic. and

rain across parts of scotland, england, wales, heading into the south—east. later the band of rain coming across the south—west. damp across scotland as well. still the rain at ten o'clock. the cloud is slowly starting to break up. in northern ireland you will get away with a largely dry day and an isolated shower. they are chummy across the north of england, the midlands, getting down towards east anglia. in the west back into some sunshine. through the day the cloud. to build across the eyes of scilly, cornwall and devon and then into the channel islands, heralding this band of rain. we will see further thundery showers. temperatures ten in the north to 16 in the south. this evening and overnight we continue with showers for a time. many of them will eventually fade. the band of rain moves away from the south west, leaving residual clout in its wake. with temperatures falling between four and seven, not a cold night and we are not to spreading any problems with frost. if you like the weather more unsettled, thursday is the day for you as a ridge of high p

scattered showers developing in south wales, eventually into the south—east. temperatures eight to 1a degrees, way down on where they should be for the time of year. it stays showery on monday but it looks drier and brighter, and a tad warmer for the majority of next week. this is bbc news, i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines... a report into how martin bashir secured his panorama interview with princess diana in 1995 says the bbc fell short of high standards of integrity and transparency. the report finds mr bashir acted in a "deceitful" way to secure the interview. diana's brother, lord spencer, says he sees a direct connection between the interview and his sister's death this is a young girl in her mid—30s who has lived this extraordinarily turbulent and difficult time in the public eye. she didn't know who to trust — and in the end, when she died two years later, she was without any form of real protection. the bbc has also made a full and unconditional apology, and has written to members of the royal family to express regret. there are multiple failu

it will ease off in northern ireland and there probably won�*t be that much in the south east, but the winds will be very strong, gusting to 50—60 mph around those english channel coasts, perhaps 70 mph gusts somewhere like the needles, the west coast of the isle of wight, and those temperatures disappointing. just 13 in london. well, it should be about 19 at this time of year. saturday, brighter, but there�*ll be some showers around, some of them heavy and thundery. sunday sees a return of more wet weather pushing in from the west. it will also be quite windy. so, saturday�*s weather first of all. might be some rain there or thereabouts in the south, certainly quite a few showers across eastern areas as we start the day. the best of any brighter weather probably developing across northern and western areas of the uk as we go through the afternoon. and those temperatures still pretty disappointing — 12 in glasgow, should be about 16 at this time of year. and sunday, bright start with some sunshine. this band of rain is going to move in from the west with strengthening winds fol

into the midlands and towards the south—east of england, some of them heavy. elsewhere, the odd shower around but some sunshine too. those temperatures still on the low side for the time of year. 11c or 12c at best. it probably won't be as windy tomorrow and the winds continue to ease down overnight into thursday. at the same time, this little runner comes in from the atlantic bringing more cloud for a while across southern parts of england. some rain mainly through the english channel. that should move through. elsewhere we will see some sunshine and some showers, lots more showers to come in scotland, moving down into northern england again. it could be a bit wintry over the hills, top temperatures not changing too much. 11c or 12c. still cold on thursday. we could start with a bit more frost more widely on friday with lighter winds and clear skies. where the cloud does bubble up there will be a few scattered showers around but many places will be having a dry day and those temperatures begin to lift across the board, around 14c or 15c. quickly into the star

along the coast of wales and the south of england. temperature wise, the top temperature likely to be 12 degrees. the average temperature is at this time of the year are roughly 14 in the north to about 17 in the south. so we are way below par. if you want to know what the weather is doing in more detailfor the rest of the week, doing in more detailfor the rest of the week, tune doing in more detailfor the rest of the week, tune in doing in more detailfor the rest of the week, tune in again doing in more detailfor the rest of the week, tune in again in doing in more detailfor the rest of the week, tune in again in half doing in more detailfor the rest of the week, tune in again in half an hour. we'll be there. thank you. just over a week ago, two menjumped into the river thames to save a woman who had fallen in. one of the rescuers, folajimi 0lubunmi—adewole, sadly died. the other man, joaquin garcia, managed to reach the woman and kept her afloat until the police arrived. graham satchell reports. bell tolls. at one end of london br