there are millions of americans who identify strongly with scotland, many are from scotland and from scottish families, and those are the people she speaking to and those of the people she wants to get her message across to. we know tour resumes hugely important to the scottish, me and there is evidence ofa scottish, me and there is evidence of a behind us, why donald trump that so many millions into turnberry. do you think those involved in scottish tourism are concerned it's becoming politicized, that scotland is becoming a player within the donald trump story? perhaps, and that is why she's been very careful in the message she's presenting. today she's attempting to ensure that does not happen. i think many people will pay attention to that. people of scotland for reasons other than politics. they love our history, our culture and they love golf, and that is why they come. we heard her say it donald trump wanted to talk we can have an honest conversation, but in reality we know if you are to get face time with the president you will probably have to make him feel good before he ma

the brave is very important but so is scotland the brand. so for myself and all the alex salmond chill as goodbye from my butt off but not. for a man or sitting in a car when the phipps gets shot in the head. all four different versions of what happened one of them is on the death row there's no way you could have done it there's no possible way because the list did not shoot around a corner. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking closer to a year that's without. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain don't let this happen you watch kaiser report. some fool temple. mount.

we have license help develop tourism branding around the world based on the scotland model scotland has a strong image for for visitors and a high percentage of visitors to the local population but the places were fair in scotland what would you point to as examples of cities or towns who've managed to make their mark. two cities in particular in scotland have risen very quickly first glasgow with their tourism branding slogan of people make glasgow which was developed by surveying hundreds and hundreds of thousands of glaswegians to come up with words that resonate with the local population so it's truly authentic as people make glasgow make glasgow that's right and then in the city of edinburgh the slogan is this is edinburgh which allows every citizen to contribute their own voice as edinburgh is doing now with the edinburgh twenty fifty project to develop the future of this street this great city so from what you say scotland has achieved a very strong brand identity and has a very high percentage of visitors to to the local population but as everything else scotland should be doing

because scotland high's several items. which have. what is called protected geographical indication not a member of us when i was first minister campaigning for whisky to get one agreed by the chinese well good for you we won not one and scotch whisky is probably the best known certainly our biggest export but probably the best known export it don't mean british whisky i know they tried and i have very good authority that the sales of the british whisky. just were non-existent and they've gone back to scotch and this controversy actually ridge then to the committee rooms of the house of commons that it didn't need to and. gave evidence and she's one of the key campaign especially one of the key campaigners know and it all came from the grassroots such a thing people should realize this complex decided that it was wrong that scotland's brand was being weakened among the any academic or empirical evidence to show that putting an assault on your projects actually increases the sales quite remarkably and within the last few da

the far east of scotland holding onto brighter weather. a maximum of around 25 celsius in the south—east today. this evening and overnight, the rain will tend to die out in northern ireland, becoming more confined to the far north—west of scotland. elsewhere, dry weather, clear spells and perhaps more cloud for wales in south—west england, the risk of 12 showers. temperatures between 11 and 14, a touch cooler than in the south—east. for weapon states we start with a good deal of dry, bright and fine weather across england and wales —— for wednesday.

yes, lots of protests right around scotland. having said that, here at turnberry, a calm has descended on the village. security is still very, very tight, but we've seen nothing like the extraordinary scenes we saw yesterday at the same sort of time, when it para glider managed to zoom right along the front of trump turnberry, the hotel behind me, just as donald trump was on the doorstep enjoying the sun set. nonetheless, it been a very strange day here at turnberry, with the president out on the golf course as if he was on holiday, surrounded by hundreds and hundreds of police officers and with police marksmen all around the area as well, guarding his every step. and with protesters reaching the gordon and the perimeter around the outside of the golf course, i'd donald trump waiting to them as if they were his long lost friends. why is the feeling so strong in scotland, do you think? well, donald trump, of course, has said many times that he loves scotland. it's the place that his mother was born, she was born in the western is

scotland as been promoted. lot needs to really get a big shot in the arm because we need to put the brakes it's going to happen then we need to be selling scottish goods across the globe like never before and also to keep retaining a european markets which are exceptionally strong from perspective but i don't go when i answer your questions seem to be running a product of an organic collets a wonderful aberdeenshire believe me but it wasn't necessarily the first selection of range of products i would have gone to but would you say this is the case to a veteran s.n.p. campaigner and scott when the boat people were using. stock the world scott wants to get on is that the sort of message you're putting forward well absolutely needs to be really really pragmatic because what we should be about is making sure that we have a strong successful scottish economy and at the heart of that can be the different task that produce that comes from scotland not just an organic carrots but across the whole spectrum of food and d

because scotland high's several items which. which have. what is called protected geographical indication not a member of us when i was first minister campaigning for whisky to get one agreed by the chinese well good for you we won not one and scotch whisky is probably the best known certainly our biggest export but probably the best known export don't mean british whisky i know they tried and i have very good authority that the sales of british whisky. just were non-existent and they've gone back to scotch and this controversy ridge then to the committee rooms of the house of commons that they didn't need to and risk. gave evidence and she's one of the key campaign especially one of the key campaigners know and it all came from the grassroots such a thing that people should realize the skinflints decided that it was wrong that scotland's brand was being weakened among any academic or empirical evidence to show that putting an assault on your projects actually increases the sales quite remarkably how it came within the last few

the figures are worrying in scotland and across the uk. most deaths are still relate to heroin use. deaths are still relate to heroin use. it is related to use of cocktail of drugs, usually taken in sanitary incisions —— in sanitary conditions. people are away from the port and when they do overdosed there is nobody there to help. —— support. this suggests not only our debt is increasing, more than 900, but that scotland is worst of any other european country. why is it happening? the way in which drug deaths are measured is very across europe and it seems to be a clear trend that england, scotland and wales are in the higher bracket of drug deaths in europe. there are some countries that have never experienced a sort of levels of death and in fact the upward trend is worrying. when we have had a good set of health and harm reduction services for people for many years but of course like everything, they are very hard for people to access at the moment. we think it is a lot to do with the people carrying on with their drug use witho

, the west of scotland, and i think eastern scotland stays dry for a good part of the day. in the sunshine and heat further south, hide up to 30. potentially looking at the hottest men's final at wimbledon in more than 20 years. things turning slowly fresher next week. a chance of rain. hello, this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump is in scotland to wind down and play golf after completing his two—day working trip to the uk. thousands take part in protests on the streets of edinburgh in a second day of rallies against donald trump's uk visit. an explosive device has been thrown at the former sinn fein leader gerry adams‘ house in west belfast. nobody was hurt in the attack. 400 items are recovered in connection with the poisoning of charlie rowley and dawn sturgess, victims of the deadly nerve agent novichok. and on the verge of a 24th singles grand slam, serena williams takes on angelique kerber in search of a record breaking victory. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline london.

scotland editor sarah smith has more. faslane naval base on the clyde, home to uk's fleet of nuclear submarines. keep 20 metres. keep 20 metres, roger. the submariners who operate them, the helicopter pilots who fly in here, are all paying more income tax than their comrades serving elsewhere because they are stationed in scotland. the mod say it is unfair for troops in scotland to be left out of pocket, so they will make a payment to cover the tax changes, at the cost of about £4 million. down the river, the defence secretary is inspecting new navy frigates being built. he has not yet been able to secure a boost in defence spending or a pay rise for his forces but he can afford to make a political attack on scottish tax rates. service personnel don't have a choice as to where they are stationed. that's why we decided it was very important to act, because they don't have a say as to whether they are stationed in scotland, england, wales, or abroad. so we felt that there was a disparity that we wanted to address. an army

our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. this has been described as a private visit to scotland, but president trump is not publicity shy. making his way around the turnberry fairways, acknowledging the waiting media and protesters. donald trump the businessman owns two golf courses in scotland. donald trump the president calls his ayrshire resort "magical". president trump has described his trip to turnberry as "two days of meetings, calls, and hopefully some golf." he has managed to play a round, but it's not been entirely relaxing — protesters getting close to the course. demonstrations too in scotland's capital, where many thousands took to the streets of edinburgh. we don't agree, he doesn't have a special relationship with the british people, and we just need to exercise our right to protest. he is a cruel, horrible man, and as an american i should speak out. this is now the third day of protests. not impressed, says the minister hoping to cut a deal with the us after brexit. i don't think that the protesters were an

saturday, it is towards the final, north—west of scotland, it will affect more of scotla nd scotland, it will affect more of scotland and northern ireland on sunday. for many over the weekend there will be sunshine, there will be warmth. in fact, building will be deeply across parts of england and wales. sunday looking for in places. a range of weather with this weekend. this is what it will click on saturday morning. the cloud, some outbreaks of rain, far north—west of scotland, maybe to the north—west of northern ireland. cloud increases will stop there will be some sunny spells to be had. some cloud building in england and wales. you can see from the colours warm to hot sunshine to be had. a range of temperatures, quite breezy as well with some outbreaks of rain in northern scotland. maybe isolated showers popping up across eastern parts of england. most will avoid that and stay dry. here is how it is looking for the wimbledon finals this weekend, the men's final could be one of the oddest for decades, coming up on sonecon be one of the oddest for decades, coming up on sonecon

not a lot of cloud around for northern scotland and north—east scotland, and thickening further later in the day. this is a picture at 4pm in the afternoon, south to north across the uk, and at this stage parts of southern england and south wales most favoured for an isolated shower, though most stay dry. and again, warm, sunny spells in england and wales, southern and eastern scotland. more cloud for northern ireland, western scotland, especially into the north—west, where the breeze is picking up, and a bit of patchy, light rain is starting to move in. but at the golf at carnoustie, as the open continues, a lot of cloud around particularly early in the day. i think some sunny spells will develop. it looks like it'll be a sunnier and warmer day on sunday, but at that stage it looks like the breeze will be perhaps more significant. now, as we go on through saturday evening and overnight, what showers have popped up in england and wales will die away. a few patches of mist and fog around, though most will be with clear spells. more cloud starting to filter into western scotland, and

no heatwave in scotland, really pleasa nt no heatwave in scotland, really pleasant in the sunshine. temperatures are still above average, still warm. similar into northern ireland. the baking heat continues across central and eastern parts of england. this picture from essex, no significant rain in the forecast here. look at the satellite picture, this area of cloud from northern england through wales and in two parts of the south—west, reducing patchy rain or a view showers as it will do through the afternoon. the odd shower in some areas, very few and far between in east anglia. this decaying weather front is the dividing line between heat and unity to the south—east, where temperatures are still around 30 celsius. not quite as hot as yesterday. the cooler, fresh air to the north of it, present in the sunshine with high teens and low 20s. tonight, any rain on the cloud disappears. we are left with a largely clear and dry night, just a view showers in north—west scotland. a really easy night for sleeping for scotla nd a really easy night for sleeping for scotland and northern

it will be a bit cooler in scotland and northern ireland. where we saw temperatures in the mid—20s, somejust into the low 20s for sunday, so quite a range from north—west to south—east across the uk, but near 30 in the warm spots in south—east england. at wimbledon, it's going to be one of the hottest men's finals in recent decades, and temperatures not too far away from 30 celsius. much more sunshine compared with today. this is the picture for monday, and our weather front is continuing to move its way south—east, and it will include a few heavier downpours as it moves into parts of england and wales. quite a variety of rain totals, from basically nothing in some spots to quite a bit in others, so fingers crossed if you want something on the garden. the south—east staying dry until very late in the day, and still quite hot for one more day, whereas elsewhere that weather front is turning things cooler and fresher. a process just about complete on tuesday as it moves away eastwards, so where it's been hot temperatures are coming

scotland, but wales who have come from all over the uk, notjust scotland, but wales and cheshire, and they have been lining the beach, and a few months ago we saw donald trump playing golfjust a few metres from here. as they did that, protesters started shouting and calling him racist. he came over and calling him racist. he came over and waved to some of the protesters as he carried on his golf game, and that happened just over the crest. you can't see the golf course at the moment. if we walk along, you can see more police officers all along the beach. they've been here for a number of days and they'll continue to stay here. speaking to some of the protesters there, you've been here for how long? about 15 minutes. not long then! why have you come down? what does your sign says? not long then! why have you come down? what does your sign say57m says bairns not bombs, because donald trump is an idiot. what you think that? i think everybody should be equal and i think he's making the world a bad place. thank you for joining us on bbc news. amanda, you are half american and you come down

there will be more cloud through western scotland and northern ireland. the best of the sunshine, again, further south and east. notice how the temperatures are starting to rise, orange and red colours becoming deeper. by thursday, 2829 celsius for south—east england. the warmth starting to extend further northwards. the theme will continue through the weekend, even across scotla nd through the weekend, even across scotland and northern ireland, where it will become drier and we will see higher temperatures. across england and wales, there was temperatures climbing even higher. quite widely getting into the middle height 20 celsius, and some parts of south—east england could exceed 30 celsius again. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime sexual exploitation and abuse are widespread across the aid sector — according to a strongly—worded report by mps. organisation is all too often have appeared more concerned to protect their own reputation in the sector, rather than protecting victims and survivors. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it'

many in eastern scotland won't see rain until late in the day. as for england and wales, sunny start, some cloud building but a dry day to come, with plenty of afternoon sunshine and temperatures every bit as warm or hot as they were today, in fact a degree or two on to these temperatures where it will be cooler in scotland and northern ireland where we saw temperatures in the mid twenties so a range from north—west to south—east across the uk but near 30 in the warm spots in south—east england. and at wimbledon it will be one of the hottest men's finals as temperatures get not too far away from 30 celsius. much more sunshine compared with today. this is the picture for monday, and our weather front is continuing to move its way south—east wards, and it will include a few heavier downpours in england and wales, i think a variety of rain totals from nothing in some spots to quite a bit in other, so fingers crossed if you wanted something on the garden, the south—east staying dry until late in the day and quite hot for one more day, elsew

northwest scotland could see a bit of rain, scotla nd scotland could see a bit of rain, scotland high—pressure building and very warm and hot sunshine out there. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. this was draining. there are wendell, the colombians equalised in the 92nd minute. we are headed into extra time. we will keep posted. in thailand, the boys stuck in the cave have received food, and have been checked by a doctor. but it's still far from clear how they're going to get out. the former malaysian prime minister has been arrested. he's accused of pocketing millions of dollars from a governnment fund. plus drake has a new album out, and if you're on spotify you can't have missed it, and there's a row over the album's been promoted. bbc newsbeat will help us with that.

as his visit draws to a close, president trump is now in scotland. he's expected to spend the weekend playing golf at turnberry. in other news, the us justice department charges 12 russian intelligence officers with meddling in the 2016 us election. and back home, we speak to the british divers who helped save 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a cave in thailand. there've been demonstrations across the uk, with tens of thousands of people showing their opposition to president trump and his policies. at a news conference, the us president rowed back on his criticism of the prime minister theresa may's brexit strategy, praising her instead as an "incredible woman". he also dismissed as "fake news" the newspaper interview in which he'd suggested that the british government's plans for leaving the eu would probably kill any trade deal with the us. with a roundup of the day's events, including tea with the queen, here's our political editor laura kuennesberg. you don't need to count the helicopters to know how much this visitor matters. presiden

a day of sunny spells and showers, heaviest in scotland, temperatures a touch up on sunday, with the brisk south—westerly breeze. overnight monday into tuesday, a good deal of clear skies across scotland and northern ireland, still one word to showers for western scotland, cloudier skies further south and outbreaks of brinkman temperatures falling to an overnight low of 16 celsius. on tuesday our next weather front is waiting to bring more cloud across northern ireland and scotland and showery rain into the west. generally are fine and bright start for england, scotland and wales, perhaps one or two showers in parts of the west but turning cloudier across scotland and northern ireland, temperatures fairly similar to monday, a maximum of 25 celsius. on wednesday, the next feature moves in from the west, a bit of uncertainty around the timing of that, high pressure in the southeast will keep things strike and it's here will see the best sunshine, i generally find start for scotland, england and wales, looks like it will be largely dry, cloudier skies we re will be largely dry, cloudi

clouds and outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, the western isles of scotland. some showers for dumfries and galloway, one or two showers across wales and the odd one for south west england. away from the north—west of the country, a good deal of sunshine continuing through the afternoon. quite windy, particularly for western coasts where the gusts will reach 30 or a0 mph, locally 50 the far north—west of scotland. that is where we have the lowest temperatures, 15 or 19 for those coasts, further south and east, up to 25 in south—east england. the rain across northern ireland and western scotland continues to track its way northwards overnight, leaving northern ireland, england and wales mainly dry and eastern parts of scotland. temperatures between 11 and ia celsius. not such a contrast as we saw last night between north and south. tomorrow, for much of the country, mainly dry. again, good spells of sunshine. the cloud will be increasing through the day for northern ireland and parts of scotland, rain here through the afternoon, a bit of rain first thing

not a lot of cloud around for northern scotland and north—east scotland, and thickening further later in the day. this is a picture at ii:00pm in the afternoon, south to north across the uk, and at this stage parts of southern england and south wales most favoured for an isolated shower, though most stay dry. and again, warm sunny spells in england and wales, southern and eastern scotland. more cloud for northern ireland, western scotland, especially into the north—west, where the breeze is picking up, and a bit of patchy, light rain is starting to move in. but at the golf at carnoustie, as the open continues, a lot of cloud around particularly early in the day. i think some sunny spells will develop. it looks like it'll be a sunnier and warmer day on sunday, but at that stage it looks like the breeze will be perhaps more significant. now, as we go on through saturday evening and overnight, what showers have popped up in england and wales will die away. a few patches of mist and fog around, though most will be with clear spells. more cloud starting to filter into western scotland, a

a little cooler in scotland and northern ireland. still some spots, helped by a few sunny spells into the low 20s. for much of england and wales, we are talking mid 20s, high 20s in some spots in northern england. maybe even low 30s across the hotspots in south—east england. so it is going to be a hot one at wimbledon for the men's final. could be the hottest since 1984. we expect fewer sunny skies compared to saturday. as we go through sunday evening and night, this weather system, it's taking its time but it will eventually move a bit further south and take a few showery downpours towards wales and western parts of england. as monday begins it is going to be a little cooler on sunday night in scotland and northern ireland, after a rather sultry saturday night. so this is how monday is looking. this weather system slowly moving south—east. the potential for some heavy downpours. keep your expectations in check. some spots will end up with nothing, but others could get a useful downpour. the odd showers in scotland and northern i

but for saturday, it's just towards the far north, north—west of scotland. it will affect more of scotland and northern ireland on sunday, as we'll see in a moment. for many over the weekend there will be sunshine, there will be warmth. in fact, building warmth particularly across parts of england and wales. sunday looking even hotter in places. so a real range of weather this weekend. this is what it looks on saturday morning then. the cloud, some outbreaks of rain, far north—west of scotland, maybe willjust fringe into the west of northern ireland later in the day. yes, cloud increases ahead of that. but the further south and east you are in scotland and northern ireland there will be some sunny spells to be had. some cloud building in england and wales. you can see from the colours here, warm to hot sunshine to be had. a range of temperatures, quite breezy as well with the cloud and some outbreaks of rain in north—west scotland. there mayjust be an isolated shower popping up across eastern parts of england. most will avoid that and stay dry. here's ho

and scotland. greetings from scotland. i am very happy indeed to be able to contribute to the white house historical association's symposium for 2018, which will celebrate the historic relationship between the united kingdom, ireland, and the united states of america. the bonds of friendship which stretch across the atlantic are found throughout the pages of history, and will be further explored in the presentations for this year's symposium. when i met your president, skip mclaurin, last year, i was interested to learn about the role scottish stonemasons had played in the construction of the white house, which means the links between our two countries are in a very real sense embedded in the walls of the home of every american president since john adams. the story of how this came about is compelling. on october 13, 1792, the group charged with building the president's house laid a cornerstone in a simple but dignified ceremony. the plate between the stones listed the names of the district's commissioners, the architect j

scotland. never really making much ofan scotland. never really making much of an impression across eastern scotla nd of an impression across eastern scotland and into the borders on sunday. further south, warmer still, light winds, even the east coast, with that breeze, we see temperatures into the high 20s. the perfect afternoon heading towards the coast. that weather front will slip south and east, no significant rainfor slip south and east, no significant rain for the gardens, they are starting to get desperate now. it would introduce more in the way of cloud, and will introduce slightly fresher conditions. if it's too hard at the moment, by tuesday we see those temperatures into the low 20s. take care. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump is in scotland to wind down and play golf after completing his two day working trip to the uk. further protests against the presidents visit take place across scotland — we'll bring you the latest. an explosive device has been thrown a

it will affect more of scotland and northern ireland on sunday. for many over the weekend there will be sunshine, there will be warmth. in fact, building warmth particularly across parts of england and wales. sunday looking even hotter in places. a range of weather this weekend. this is what it will look on saturday morning. the cloud, some outbreaks of rain, far north—west of scotland, maybe to the west of northern ireland later in the day. yes, cloud increases ahead of that. but the further south and east you are in scotland and northern ireland there will be some sunny spells to be had. some cloud building in england and wales. you can see from the colours, warm to hot sunshine to be had. a range of temperatures, quite breezy as well with the cloud and some outbreaks of rain in north—west scotland. maybe isolated showers popping up across eastern parts of england. most will avoid that and stay dry. here is how it is looking for the wimbledon finals this weekend, the men's final could be one of the hottest for decades, coming up on sunday wi

donald trump the businessman owns two golf courses in scotland. donald trump the president calls his ayrshire resort "magical". president trump has described his trip to turnberry as "two days of meetings, calls, and hopefully some golf." he has managed to play a round, but it's not been entirely relaxing — protesters getting close to the course. demonstrations too in scotland's capital, where many thousands took to the streets of edinburgh. we don't agree, he doesn't have a special relationship our right to protest. he is a cruel, horrible man, and as an american i should speak out. this is now the third day of protests. not impressed, says the minister hoping to cut a deal with the us after brexit. i don't think that the protesters were an embarrassment to the government, i think they were an embarrassment to themselves. and i think when you have the president of united states, the leader of the free world, greeted with signs that say, "go home, we hate you", i don't think that reflects the genuine good manners and hospitality of the british p

highs in scotland and northern ireland. if you are lucky enough to have centre court to get this afternoon, the weather will not disappoint. you will need your son hat and sun cream. if we get 30 degrees for the men's final tomorrow to be the warmest final for 20 yea rs. to be the warmest final for 20 years. a sultry nights to get to first, obviously temperatures not falling very far. mid—teens quite widely. an uncomfortable night. further north and west outbreaks of light, she would remain into northern ireland, anne western scotland. never really making much ofan scotland. never really making much of an impression across eastern scotla nd of an impression across eastern scotland and into the borders on sunday. further south, warmer still, light winds, even the east coast, with that breeze, we see temperatures into the high 20s. the perfect afternoon heading towards the coast. that weather front will slip south and east, no significant rainfor slip south and east, no significant rain for the gardens, they are starting to

this is the view from scotland. blue skies as far as you can see and plenty more to come through the weekend and into tomorrow, strong sunshine with very high uv tomorrow, strong sunshine with very high uv levels and high pollen levels. the satellite picture from earlier, cloud for northern ireland and western scotland and some cloud building up elsewhere. 0ne and western scotland and some cloud building up elsewhere. one or two showers for kent. moving into the evening, for many of us there is plenty of sunshine to come and into north—west scotland overnight he will notice the cloud increasing and a weak weather front coming in. it might produce drizzle later in the night and with the cloud moving across scotland it is not as chilly as it was last night, with temperatures close to freezing. it will be elsewhere across the uk rather warm and humid. this is the weather front coming in for sunday. behind that we have cooler air moving in from the atlantic so we will feel the change in northern scotla nd will feel th

scotland, and thatis saturday to highland scotland, and that is pushing further south—east. you can see here this weather system will bring more cloud and more rain across scotland and northern ireland, whereas england and wales, high pressure holding on for another day, and here comes the sunshine once again. cloud increasing for scotla nd once again. cloud increasing for scotland and northern ireland. patchy rain spreading east. not much in eastern scotland. it is all late in the day. maybe into the evening. until then, still some sunny spells. lots of sunshine to come for england and wales even though there will be some cloud building, especially the further west you are. every bit as warm or as hot as it was on saturday. a little bit cooler, where it was so warm on the sunshine in scotla nd it was so warm on the sunshine in scotland and northern ireland on saturday, we are exchanging that for more cloud. 17 in stornoway, 30 or just above in the hotspots in south—east england. in the upper 20s in northern and as well. wimbledon, it is looking like a hot one. could be th

there were a few heavy showers around across northern scotland. this is a weather watchers view looking out off the coast of peterhead, with some downpours there across the water. these showers will continue to fizzle out during the early part of wednesday and then, generally speaking, most places will end up being dry first thing. variable amounts of cloud, some clear spells. quite a warm one across southern areas, but across scotland and northern england, a few chilly spots. certainly out to towns and cities. to wednesday, starting off on a larger dry note. again, for most places, it will be a dry afternoon as well. shower clouds will bubble up across northern and western areas, and like tuesday some of the heaviest ones could be across parts of scotland. maybe in the north and the south, a risk of seeing a thundery downpour. maybe a few showers for northern ireland and a few as well across western england into wales, but the vast majority will be dry. plenty of sunny spells with light winds. it's going to feel a little bit warmer than it did on

some, particular into southee scotland, may stay dry. england and wales, the odd shower in the west, plenty of sunshine to come. temperatures a little bit higher. 30 or maybejust above in the hotspots on sunday. that may be the hotspots on sunday. that may be the last of that we see for some time. want to watch in the far south—east on monday. that is ahead of the weather front that will move its way south as we go through next week. taking a bit more cloud. a chance of picking up more showers. know when next week looks particularly cold or wet. something a bit more difficult for the british summer “— a bit more difficult for the british summer —— nowhere. there is the forecast for where you are or where you are doubling this weekend. that is available on the website. good night. this is bbc news. i'm ben bland. our top stories: huge crowds have rallied in london and there have been protests across the country as president trump continues his visit to the uk. he was earlier welcomed by the queen at windsor castle despite it not

he's now coming back to scotland as president of america. he still has three cousins who live on the island of lewis. it is an astonishing story and ifi lewis. it is an astonishing story and if i asked our engineer in the tv chuck that we are using to speak to you all you can see the wider shot we have of the turnberry golf course and the sun going down across the beach, it really is an extraordinary scene. it is not hard to imagine why donald trump's son eric says this is his father's favour property and he will not need any persuading to put it on his itinerary in the uk. this is not a big homecoming where donald trump's heritage is being celebrated. let me read you this, it has just been released by the scotsman newspaper, an editorial that it'll be publishing. it all begins with the first paragraph: donald trump due to arrive in the uk later is a racist, serial liar and either a sexual abuser or serial liar and either a sexual abuser 01’ someone serial liar and either a sexual abuser or someone who falsely brags about being one in the

do parts of eastern scotland though parts of scotland and northern ireland are cloudy, spider pig who the day was on and off outbreaks of that week weather front. temperatures here around 17 — 23 degrees. further south, 28, 29, possibly 30 celsius for 12 spots. it is the minimum final at wimbledon tomorrow and it could be the hottest final in over 20 years. lots of sunshine there. fairly uncomfortable, humid conditions there. one to monday this weather front ice trackers wheeze was across the countries that will bring some rain into parts of northern england, wales, perhaps down to the south—west, to put pressure conditions working behind that. some of the showers could turn heavy and potentially thundery as the track through central and eastern parts of england so hot and sour piece on monday but telling fresher across western parts of the uk. the theme and next week is about the pressure built of the weather to workers with other south. still sunny spells but a chance of a little bit of rain at times quitting. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm ros atkins in turnberry full stop, sto

scotland and thickening further later in the day. this is 4:00pm, south to north across the uk, at this stage parts of southern england and south wales most favoured for an isolated shower, though most stay dry. and again, warm sunny spells in england and wales, southern and eastern scotland. more cloud for northern ireland, western scotland, especially into the north—west, where the breeze is picking up. and a bit of patchy light rain is starting to move in. for the golf at carnoustie as the open continues, a lot of cloud around particularly early in the day. i think some sunny spells will develop. looks like it will be a sunnier and warmer day on sunday, but at that stage it looks like the breeze will be perhaps more significant. now, as we go on through saturday evening and overnight, what showers have popped up in england and wales will die away. a few patches of mist and fog around, though most will be with clear spells. more cloud starting to filter into western scotland, and again there'll be a bit of patchy rain the further

not a lot of cloud around for northern scotland and north—east scotland, and thickening further later in the day. this is a picture at 4pm in the afternoon, south to north across the uk, and at this stage parts of southern england and south wales most favoured for an isolated shower, though most stay dry. and again, warm, sunny spells in england and wales, southern and eastern scotland. more cloud for northern ireland, western scotland, especially into the north—west, where the breeze is picking up, and a bit of patchy, light rain is starting to move in. but at the golf at carnoustie, as the open continues, a lot of cloud around particularly early in the day. i think some sunny spells will develop. it looks like it'll be a sunnier and warmer day on sunday, but at that stage it looks like the breeze will be perhaps more significant. now, as we go on through saturday evening and overnight, what showers have popped up in england and wales will die away. a few patches of mist and fog around, though most will be with clear spells. more cloud starting to filter into western scotland, and

heavy bursts for parts of scotland. as we move through the rest of the day, heavy bursts of rain across eastern scotland. the rumble of thunder possible. bright spots in western england and wales. some showers. the wind remains a feature. sunny spells in northern ireland. improved from yesterday. temperatures, 23 celsius is the maximum. as we go through tonight, the rain clears towards the north east. we have still got a brisk wind as we go through tonight. some clear spells. we will also see showery outbreaks of rain as we move into the early hours. 0vernight lows between nine and 13 in the north. still fairly high in the south. here is how it is looking as we move into monday. low—pressure still in charge. we have got weather fronts. showery rain for parts of the south—east to begin the day tomorrow. brightening up here. showers in wales, the midlands and parts of yorkshire. the heaviest showers will be in western scotland. the rumble of thunder. temperatures warmer than today. 25 degrees. as we go into tuesday. a

eastern scotland to the borders seeing scotland for much of the morning, cloud in over through the morning, cloud in over through the afternoon. a risk of a shower in england east and east anglia, where they mention but a small chance. for many, dry, settled, sunny and hot with the warm weather still with us but cooler into the far north and west. temperatures at around 16 to 23. the highest values, 28, 80 two fahrenheit in old muggy. that means for ladies' finals day at wimbledon, dry and settled —— 82. —— old terms. if we get 8a the men's final it will be the warmest for 20 years, that's how extraordinary the weather is at the moment. —— 80 for. warm and sticky tonight for getting a good nights sleep. temperatures widely into the mid—teens for many. the frontal system will start to gather and it will push steadily eastwards. it will bring outbreaks of showery rain in parts of the spinal scotland through the day on sunday, into north—west england and northern ireland. some welcome rain here. cloudier skies in eastern scotland and north—west england but further south, dec

it was an unusual start to this visit to scotland. we we re start to this visit to scotland. we were standing outside the hotel, taking pictures of the president, he was meeting his entourage on the terrace, when a paraglider came into the shot and got very, very close to the shot and got very, very close to the president. we understand that police scotland are still trying to trace the pilot. a greenpeace protester, he went in front of the hotel, close to the hotel yesterday evening. police are asking for any information that can help with their enquiry. today, as you say, we expect to see the president at some point today playing on his beloved golf course. we are also expecting some protesters. some are already arriving this morning, and there will be a demonstration also in edinburgh, where that balloon that detects president trump as a baby is expected to be flown. we don‘t think she —— he will meet the first minister, but president trump is expected to stay here again tonight before going to helsinki tomorrow. thank you. officials in thailand say the 12 boys freed

welcome back to turnberry on the west coast of scotland on a bright, blustery summers afternoon, and while donald trump gives press conferences and speeches, often his twitter feed is the best clue as to how he is really feeling. this morning, we saw a number of tweets, some issuing further criticism of cnn as fake news, and also a comment on those indictments of russian intelligence officials that were announced yesterday. he pointed the finger at the obama administration in one tweet without criticising russia itself. no tweet so far on his feelings uk— us trade deal. he gave us his feelings uk— us trade deal. he gave us a his feelings uk— us trade deal. he gave us a number of different thoughts to die just yesterday, and perhaps he feels that enough for the moment. —— thoughts to digestible than he has seen and heard protesters, and they are not the only protesters that have turned out. protesters are calling today a festival of resistance, a national demonstration. here in edinburgh, more than 10,000 people are expected to gather on president trump's second day in scotl

looking after the interests of scotland. he has been boasting he is the longest serving member of cabinet in his role so in seems strange that he has being rewarded. he has failed to speak up for scotland in the cabinet and he has failed to meet his promise, when will he accessed his failures and resign? goodness, the honourable lady didn't get a chance in the debate last week so she just reheats the same old stuff. at the heart of this, mr speaker, is that the snp don't accept or like the representations i make on behalf of scotland and that is to keep scotland in the united kingdom. the scandal over the windrush migrants was raised again. some of those who arrived from commonwealth countries from the late 1940s to the ‘70s, were wrongly categorised as illegal immigrants. mps were assured the so—called "hostile environment" immigration policies will remain suspended to ensure there'll be no further impact on the windrush generation. labour's chris bryant had been looking at the background of various mps and compiled the

many in northern ireland and scotland seeing sunny spells, bar the odd shower in eastern scotland. south—west england may see a shower, not out of the question in the south—east but most staying dry. still with a range of temperatures and the fresher air in scotland, northern ireland, parts of north—west england. further south and east, higher temperatures and the real heat and humidity. as we look further ahead into wednesday, we've got a weather front flirting with north—west scotland and maybe the west of northern ireland. there could be a shower in east anglia and the southeast but it's more likely you will avoid them. that's where the heat is holding on. elsewhere, temperatures rising a bit more wednesday — birthday. in cardiff on thursday we are expecting 28 degrees, 25 in edinburgh. into the weekend all parts seeing the cooler airfora time. weekend all parts seeing the cooler airfor a time. don't bank on it lasting too long, the heat building again next week. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime: an amber heatwave alert is issued for parts of england, with p

winds remain light away from north—west scotland and there is still some heat particularly across the east, whereas behind the cloud and showers, it will feel cooler and fresher. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: jubilation in paris as france win the world cup following a thrilling 4—2 victory over croatia in moscow. the prime minister warns conservative mps they are putting brexit at risk by arguing over her proposals for how the uk will leave the eu. if we are going to find something thatis if we are going to find something that is in britain's interest that delivered on the referendum and was negotiable, we had to make what is a compromise, but is positive in terms of the benefits that it gives us. after leaving the uk earlier, the us president donald trump, has arrived in helsinki where he's due to hold talks with vladimir putin tomorrow. novak djokovic has won this year's men's wimbledon title. beating the south african kevin anderson in straight sets. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's show... i'm in amsterdam tojump on board a boat which once fer