in east anglia and south—east england, fresher the further north and west you go. a fine evening for many with late spells of sunshine, still clouds stretching across scotland into northern england, maybe bringing the odd patch of rain, some mist and low cloud returning to wales and south west england. our front is still with us on tuesday, it is making slow progress south and eastwards and by tuesday it is a fairly weak affair, a lot of cloud stretching from southern england enters north—west england and parts of wales as well, patchy rain at times but that will tend to ease through the day and too much of tuesday afternoon, much of the country will be largely dry, the best of the sunshine the further east you go and we are still holding onto that heat across south—east england but not for long. the change will slowly come through web and day has finally that france tries to clear it south—east england and it is by that time, a dividing line between the fresher air we have had a across much of north—west england, scotland and ireland and the heat we have h

, north—west england the midlands, ever blah thunder and lightning in some of those showers. working their way south and east, through the midlands and down to the home counties, sunshine and charm of the northern ireland, also pleased in scotland. elsewhere dry. good bells of sunshine. a gentle looking moderate north—westerly breeze. the better byzantine temperatures getting up to between 18 and 20,000. cooler in the far north of scotland. showers will start to lose their energy to this evening, overnight most energy to this evening, overnight m ost pla ces energy to this evening, overnight most places become dry. clear skies at first before the class pass to build and as we had was dawn we see our base of rain arriving into northern ireland, western scotland, wales and south—west england. not quite as chilly tonight as last night. lows between seven and 11 celsius. a fairly unsettled day tomorrow, frontal system gradually working its way eastwards. increasing the cloud, bringing outbreaks of rain too many. strengthening the wind as well. a dry and perhaps bright start f

dozens of sunday train services across north—west england are cancelled for the second week running — rail operator northern blames crew scheduling "difficulties" for the disruption. nasa's ambitious mission to the sun launches from cape canaveral, 2a hours after its launch was cancelled due to a last—minute hitch. novelist sir vs naipaul, winner of the nobel prize for literature, has died aged 85. his wife says the author — who published more than 30 books over his career — died at home with his family in london. great britain's dina asher—smith storms to victory in the 200m at the european championships in berlin, her second gold of the tournament. arsenal begin a new era under head coach, unai emery, latertoday — as they take on premier league champions, manchester city, in their first match of the season. and in dateline london, shaun ley and the panel discuss washington's imposition of sanctions on russia and the row between donald trump and turkey. that's in 30 minutes. ten people have been taken to hospital — after shots were fired overnight in the moss side area of

the rain probably turning much heavier later in the day in south—west england and wales and north—west england in the evening. temperatures generally into the high teens and the low 20s. it will be cooler in aberdeenshire with the onshore winds. 0vernight, further bursts of rain across england and wales and any rain in northern ireland will continue to be patchy and focused on antrim and down. turning cooler across sheltered parts of the northern isles. that ta kes parts of the northern isles. that takes us on into monday and the area of low pressure is still there. the most active of these will be swinging across eastern areas of england and that is where the heaviest rain will be on monday. still quite wet in eastern scotland. a bit of rain for wales and western england, but that will ease with time. sunshine in southern wales and south—west england later on in the day. temperatures 17—23. the cloud will be quite low, so we could see some fog patches over the hills in the morning. 0ver some fog patches over the hills in the morning. over the next few days it is quite unsettled, b

the south—west of england. some heavy showers so heavy rain falling england. some heavy showers so heavy rainfalling in england. some heavy showers so heavy rain falling in a short space of time means there could be surface water around. more rain to come across parts of the south—east of england and east anglia through the course tonight too. fairly cloudy and mild for most of us overnight with temperatures holding at around 14-15. to with temperatures holding at around 14—15. to start the new working week low pressure still in charge of things. we've got high pressure across the azores and it's trying to nudgein across the azores and it's trying to nudge in across the uk but we've still got weather fronts lingering across scotland and into eastern england are so another fairly cloudy picture on monday with some outbreaks of rain across parts of scotland. not particularly heavy but slow—moving. the heaviest showers will be towards yorkshire, into lincolnshire, sam hail, thunderand heavy downpours of rain

nevertheless the heaviest rain might be in the brecon beacons and south—west england. away from that every of cloud will keep sunshine across eastern england, some passing showers for the northern isles, temperature wise, generally high teens to low 20s, 23 in hull, one of the highest two bridges in the country. 0vernight the rain will become more widespread across england and wales, probably some fog patches on the hills. it will stay windy overnight, with all this cloud and rain working in it will be a much milder mud compared with last night with overnight lows between 15 and 17 celsius. into sunday this area of low pressure will continue to throw rain across the country that it will have pulses of energy working along it, pulses of heavy rain. the heaviest across south west england and wales before weakening across east anglia and the midlands. some wet weather for northern ireland and scotland, with onshore winds in aberdeenshire it could be gloomy, grey and cold, 14 degrees. elsewhere, two bridges generally into the high teens and 20s, probably feeling more humid

bit of sunshine as well, arts of northern ireland, south—west scotland, south—west england, hit and miss heavy showers, not everyone seeing these, if you catch one, heavy rain ina these, if you catch one, heavy rain in a short space of time across wales in particular. pale, thunderstorms, watch out for some lying water on surfaces, particularly on the roads, spray on motorway. temperature is out there between 16 and 23 degrees. looks like we will continue to see rain in the south—east of england, showers across wales and the north—west of england, thunderstorms likely through the evening and tonight. they're lee selby night across much of scotland, northern ireland as well, but it is mild with cloud. 14 to 15 degrees, the lows overnight. moving into monday, high—pressure around the czarist, moving in across the uk, but low pressure around as well towards the east and another front approaching from the north—west. —— the azores. through the day, on monday, more cloud and if you outbreaks across central parts of scotland and down the east coast of england, particularly heavy sh

the rain will be heaviest across parts of wales and south—west england. here is our area of low pressure. you can see a cold front and along the front we have wiggles, which will be pushing bursts of heavy rain. 0ne wiggles, which will be pushing bursts of heavy rain. one of these lumps of rain working in across wales and south—west england. that is where the rain is at its heaviest. you can see that wet weather pushing all the way up into the central belt of scotland, and as well as the rain and cloud, mist and fog patches over the hills as well. through the rest of the day that band of rain in scotland is going nowhere fast, bits and pieces of rain in northern ireland but perhaps not too much. the rain in south—west england works eastwards into central and southern england, the midlands and southern england, the midlands and on towards the south—east. it might ease off a time but it will turn heavier later in the day and will be followed by a general area of rain across wales and south—west england. the rain at times probably best sums up the da

rail operator northern has cancelled around 80 train services across north—west england today. it's the second week of disruption to sunday services. to their weekend nasa's daring solar probe mission has successfully launched from cape canaveral in florida after the launch was called off yesterday. the mission will analyse the sun's atmosphere for the first time. sir vs naipaul, author of more than 30 books and winner of the nobel prize for literature, has died aged 85. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, it's a summer sizzler with wheels, slides and a very scary chicken. the sun is shining, the temperature‘s soaring. and the robomows are mowing. the science says we are going to have more and more of this weather in the future and fortunately, the uk heatwave is less punishing than many places so we have done that british thing of dressing inappropriately and letting the robots do the work. they do know this is astroturf, don't they? i'm afraid the heat has finally got to us so this week we are cracking open the summer gadgets, and the legs, sorry about those. f

rail operator northern has cancelled around 80 train services across north—west england today, the second week of disruption to sunday services. and the daring the solar probe mission has successfully launched from cape canaveral in florida after the lunch was called off yesterday, the mission will analyse the sun ‘s atmosphere for the first time. the author of more than 30 books and winner of the nobel prize for literature has died aged 85. now, shaun ley presents dateline london. hello welcome, the programme in which some of the most prominent journalists in the uk debate the weeks event. donald trump chooses to put tariffs on turkey, and sanctions on iran, and obliged to act against russia, who loses? boris johnsonjohnson, insults muslim women who he is defending. and how to make 0scar popular again. the special relationship is one of those phrases used so often, like british ministers in governments left and right over the years that it must have its own short cut on keyboards, it was on wednesday when the us state department announce fresh sanctions against russia for the nerve age

dozens of sunday train services across north—west england are cancelled for the second week running. rail operator northern blames crew scheduling "difficulties" for the disruption. cyclists who kill pedestrians could face a new charge of ‘death by dangerous cycling' — under new government proposals. a rememberance service is to be held ahead of the 20th anniversary of the omagh bombing, 29 people were killed in a car bomb attack in the county tyrone town in 1998. also this hour: the changing the face of motor sports — how formula e racing is helping to drive us towards electric cars. that's in 30 minutes. ten people, including two children, have been taken to hospital following a shooting in moss side in manchester. one adult has serious injuries, from what are said to be pellet wounds. a carnival had been taking place nearby, but had finished some time before the attack took place. police have described it as "a reckless act that could have had devastating consequences". our correspondent megan paterson reports from the scene. less than 2a hours ago, this street was busy with

first in northern ireland and then working into south—west england and up working into south—west england and up into wales, north—west england and scotland and gradually through the day that edges eastwards. fairly blustery with south—west winds on sunday. some of the rain heavy and underneath the cloud it's going to be another cool day. temperatures backed down in the teens. 0n be another cool day. temperatures backed down in the teens. on monday once the rain has cleared out to the east it's another quiet day. plenty of fine, east it's another quiet day. plenty offine, dry east it's another quiet day. plenty of fine, dry and bright weather around with some breaks in the cloud allowing sunny spells to develop. 0ne allowing sunny spells to develop. one or two showers affecting north—west scotland but temperatures back up in the high teens across the northern half of the uk, down towards the south and the east temperatures back in the low 20s. remaining fresh with a lot going on but there's plenty of dry, bright weather to be had. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. alex sa

, the midlands, wales and south—west england. ahead of it, another muggy, dry night. to the north—west of it, clear spells and blustery showers. some heavy and feeling cooler and fresher. heading on into thursday, that weather front continues to sink its way south eastwards, it also opens the floodgates into cooler, fresher air which will flood in across the country during thursday and last into friday. it will be noticeable particularly in the south—east. that weather front will take its time to clear the south—east. a grey, wet, blustery day across the south. further north and west it will be quite windy, with sunshine and showers, some of them merging through longer spells of rain across the west of scotland and those temperatures range from 17—20 degrees, feeling much fresher right across the board, particularly in the south east. on friday we do it all again. another area of low pressure hurtles in off the atlantic to effect the northern half of the country, keeping things more settled across the south and the southâ

, the midlands, wales and south—west england. ahead of it, another muggy, dry night. to the north—west of it, clear spells and blustery showers. some heavy and feeling cooler and fresher. heading on into thursday, that weather front continues to sink its way south eastwards, it also opens the floodgates into cooler, fresher air which will flood in across the country during thursday and last into friday. it will be noticeable particularly in the south—east. that weather front will take its time to clear the south—east. a grey, wet, blustery day across the south. further north and west it will be quite windy, with sunshine and showers, some of them merging through longer spells of rain across the west of scotland and those temperatures range from 17—20 degrees, feeling much fresher right across the board, particularly in the south east. on friday we do it all again. another area of low pressure hurtles in off the atlantic to effect the northern half of the country, keeping things more settled across the south and the southâ

it will be an improved day for parts of northern ireland, wales and south—west england, with a ridge of higher pressure developing here, and some of these showers through central and eastern parts of england could be heavy and thundery, bringing a mix of hail and heavy rain in quite a short space of time. so the chance of some localised flooding here. temperatures around 17 to 20 in the north—west. we could see up to around 23 celsius in the south—east. through monday night and into tuesday, this area of high pressure from the azores tries to push into southern and south—western parts of the country, but it's also met with low pressure moving in from the north—west, so that's going to bring weather fronts, outbreaks of rain to parts of northern ireland and the west of scotland through the day on tuesday. eastern scotland and down across england and wales, likely to stay dry for a good part of the day, if not all day in the south. temperatures a little bit warmer by the time we get to tuesday. we could see 26 celsius down towards the london region. just a bit fresher for scotl

england in bristol. first, it seems quite extraordinary and outlandish birchwood and think about it is it that surprising? i'm afraid not. i have to say when i read the news this morning that this had happened, there were two feelings relate, one of the sort of inevitable disappointment, my beautiful drones are being demonised again and also the inevitability really, to be honest in a community in development people all over the world a re in development people all over the world are far too aware inaudible whenever we have something wonderful we will inaudible we are having some slight sound problems, i think you were saying there was an inevitability about this, why is that? is it because they can be operated from far away with little risk to the operator? not really, at the moment there are a lot of limitations as well, really it's the simplicity in the availability of it, the technology which makes all these drones so available and so easily accessible is based on mobile whole putted phones, there is

and the south—west of england. 0utbreaks parts of wales and the south—west of england. outbreaks of rain here turning heavy and steady as we head into the afternoon as well. by the time we get to 4pm the rain will be in across south—west england and wales, turning heavy in places and strengthening south—westerly winds as well. some of the damp weather will arrive across central and southern england, the midlands and eventually greater manchester and merseyside late evening. scotland, largely dry day but a few showers for the northern isles. eastern scotla nd for the northern isles. eastern scotland is where the best of the afternoon sunshine will be. 0vernight the rain becomes more extensive 0vernight the rain becomes more exte ns ive a cross 0vernight the rain becomes more extensive across england and wales before spreading to northern ireland and a good part of scotland. the far north of scotland keeping slightly clearer weather but here it will turn chilly in rural areas. a mild night with temperatures 13

we've already seen the cloud arrive across parts of the south west and south—west england. that cloud will continue to thicken, with outbreaks of rain turning heavier and steadier in the afternoon. by four o'clock, the rain will be well in across south—west england and wales, turning heavy in places, strengthening south—westerly winds as well. some of the damp weather will start arriving across central and southern england, the midlands and eventually greater manchester and merseyside late afternoon and evening time. that leaves scotland with a dry day. a few showers for the northern isles. and for eastern areas of scotland and eastern scotland, that is where the best of the afternoon sunshine will be. overnight, that rain becomes more extensive across england and wales before spreading to northern ireland and a good part of scotland. the far north of scotland will keep slightly clearer weather. here, it will turn chilly in rural areas. otherwise, it's a mild night. we will probably get fog patches developing over the hills. sunday is definitely the worst of the two day

, the midlands, wales and south—west england. ahead of it, another muggy, dry night. to the north—west of it, clear spells and blustery showers. some heavy and feeling cooler and fresher. heading on into thursday, that weather front continues to sink its way south eastwards, it also opens the floodgates into cooler, fresher air which will flood in across the country during thursday and last into friday. it will be noticeable particularly in the south—east. that weather front will take its time to clear the south—east. a grey, wet, blustery day across the south. further north and west it will be quite windy, with sunshine and showers, some of them merging through longer spells of rain across the west of scotland and those temperatures range from 17—20 degrees, feeling much pressure right across the board, particularly in the south east. on friday we do it all again. another area of low pressure hurtles in off the atlantic to effect the northern half of the country, keeping things more settled across the south and the south

then it works its way into south—west england, up into wales, north—west england and into scotland. through the day, this rain will gradually take a journey to the east across the country, with heavy bursts in there. it will be accompanied by gusty south—west winds. it won't feel warm underneath that cloud. with the rain, it will feel much cooler, with temperatures back down in the mid to high teens. as the rain clears away as we head into monday, a bank holiday for many of us, it is a largely fine and dry day with good spells of sunshine. more cloud perhaps for parts of north—west scotland, where we could see a few showers peppering the coast. maybe one or two as well for north—west england. in those lighter winds, once again, it will feel pleasa nt winds, once again, it will feel pleasant and perhaps a touch warmer thanit pleasant and perhaps a touch warmer than it has done recently. i temperatures of 22 celsius. —— high temperatures. scotland's former first minister, alex salmond, hits back at the scottish government after being investigated over claims of sexual harass

further showers in the west and in wales and north—west england as well. as the picture tonight and quite mild with temperatures around 14 or 15. as we head through the day, we will see that mild start and then further showers on monday. low pressure slowly clears the way to the east and tyre pressure nudges in from the atlantic. more showers in parts of scotland and eastern england. the heaviest showers on monday will be in parts of northern england, particularly in yorkshire and lincolnshire. a chance of seeing some standing water. during monday afternoon temperatures are around about 23 degrees or so in the south east. a bit more sunshine in the south. cooler further east. a bit more sunshine in the south. coolerfurther north east. a bit more sunshine in the south. cooler further north where you have a cloud. looking further ahead through the next five days, further showers to come, particularly in scotland and northern ireland. slightly dry conditions for england and wales and warm weather on the cards on monday and tuesday. it will turn cooler in the

england, wales and south—west england with a few showers. behind it, sunshine and showers, head of it, sunny and hot and tomorrow we could have highs of 32. but that's it for the high temperatures for now because from wednesday our weather front clears from the south—east, leaving fresher conditions. a lot of dry weather but a weather front from the west will introduce rain and that will be moving eastwards through the day, but not much of this will get into the south—east but note the difference in temperatures. on tuesday, 32. on wednesday in the south—east, we're looking at 24 or 25 and you can see from the colours, the yellow mac rope push the red hot air well into the continent and for the rest of the weekend, it's looking cooler. —— yellow mac rope rope. on saturday we have a deep area of low pressure coming our way and it is that that will bring more significant rain across the uk. let's hope that sticks because we are crying out for rain and nothing happens in the meantime so did spoils it all. can you remember the last tim

england, wales and south—west england as well. through the afternoon, it is looking mostly dry with temperatures getting up to 17 or 21 degrees, so warmer than yesterday. overnight, the cloud melts away had lengthy clear spells for england and wales but the rain comes into the western parts of northern ireland and scotland by the early hours of the morning. temperatures in the countryside will be lower than this, so single figures to start on tuesday morning. but there will be plenty of dry weather and sunny spells with temperatures getting up into the high teens or the low 20s. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. a summary of the latest news: an official un report accuses myanmar‘s military of carrying out genocide against its rohingya population and criticises the country's leader, aung san suu kyi, for failing to intervene. food prices are expected to rise in the coming months as farmers feel the effects of this year's extreme weather. the campaign calling for a new brexit referendum is attempting to change labour party policy

some of the wettest weather across wales and south—west england. maybe the rain easing of the sometime, but it might be that the sometime, but it might be that the rain is much slower to move east followed by another band of rain across wales and south—west england, so across wales and south—west england, so rain at times sums it up and this is true in northern ireland and scotland, eastern scotland staying cool scotland, eastern scotland staying cool. next week, the outlook looks u nsettled cool. next week, the outlook looks unsettled in the north of the uk with other rain and showers, no written of the heatwave here although temperatures will build a little late in the week towards southern counties of england. that's how the weather is looking. back to you too. it isa it is a case of what you wish for! you're watching breakfast from bbc news, it's time now for a look at the newspapers. the broadcaster and historian tessa dunlop is here to tell us what's caught her eye. we are on watch for the space launch, let's look at what is in the papers

dozens of sunday train services across north—west england are cancelled for the second week running, rail operator northern blames crew scheduling "difficulties" for the disruption. nasa's ambitious mission to the sun launches from cape canaveral, 2a hours after its launch was cancelled due to a last—minute hitch. novelist sir vs naipaul, winner of the nobel prize for literature, has died aged 85. his wife says the author — who published more than 30 books over his career — died at home in london, surrounded by his family. great britain's dina asher—smith storms to victory in the 200m at the european championships in berlin — her second gold of the tournament. arsenal begin a new era under head coach, unai emery, this afternoon — as they take on premier league champions, manchester city, in their first match of the season. and the click team meet france's very own rocket man, that's in half an hour's time, here on bbc news. two children were among ten people injured in a shooting in the moss side area of greater manchester in the early hours of this morning. armed police

to the midlands and the south—west of england, the day sta rts south—west of england, the day starts with a brain which will move into east anglia and the south—east. sunny skies, 50 showers into the north—west and because we will be bringing the weather in from the north—west, the temperatures head downwards, 16— 20 degrees. there is another frontal system moving into north—western areas as to get into friday, but high—pressure tries to re—establish self down to the south. we are back to that fairly standard summer we are back to that fairly standard summer weather. we are back to that fairly standard summer weather. some we are back to that fairly standard summer weather. some rain across northern ireland, western scotland england and wales. the further south you are, the more dry. it will be breezy across the north—west of scotla nd breezy across the north—west of scotland 40—40 mph wind. to the south and with the dry weather, the warmth will start to return. we have to see what is going on right now in the atlantic. this book of cloud is subtropical storm bane

, scotla nd across much of north—west england, scotland and northern ireland and the heat we have had in the south. the red and orange colours are starting to retreat into the continent and we are left with something noticeably more fresh. wednesday there will be showers, particularly for west of scotland and northern ireland, some of those moving into wales and maybe later in the day across south—west england, it will feel more fresh but there must be sunshine, noticed a drop in temperature by some 8 degrees in places, not so much contrast between northern ireland and scotland and england and wales. looking into thursday there are still showers, some of these getting further east, not much rain for a while, chance we could see some on thursday, some of those showers likely to be sharp and could run together to give a prolonged spell of rain and the uniforms 17—22 by the time they get to thursday, temperatures coming back down to where they should be this time of year. we continue the theme as we head into the weekend, much more than atlantic influence so it will feel noticeably m

quite breezy for the western isles of scotland and south—west england. elsewhere, a gentle to moderate breeze and where we get the sunshine tomorrow, it could get up to 22 celsius. a cooler feel through the central belt northwards of scotland where we will keep more cloud and some outbreaks of rain. 15 or 16 celsius here. for england and wales, however, even though the rain will slowly clear away, some potentially heavy and thundery showers developing through the afternoon and they will continue to push eastwards through the evening. the outbreaks of rain continues northwards through scotland and low pressure still with us on monday. by this time the front is across the east of the uk so through monday morning, anywhere from eastern scotland down into north—east england, east anglia, south—east england, could see some heavy and maybe thundery showers to start monday morning. behind that we will see some spells of sunshine with some fair amount of cloud for scotland but brighter spells for northern ireland. temperatures on monday, back up to 23 or 2a

the rain turning heavier and steadier full wales and south—west england. south—westerly winds strengthening as well. avail of cloud of central and southern england, the midlands could see rain before the end of the day, late afternoon and early evening time it could hit merseyside and manchester. eastern scotland, highest generally into the low 20s, 23 the top temperature in hell. 0vernight outbreaks of rain become more extensive nationwide, except for more than scotland where it will be a chilly might in the countryside. 0therwise, mild, temperatures between 15 and 17 degrees, tidy and wet. some fog patches developing over the hills. into the weather

but quite breezy for the western isles, and a noticeable wind as well for south—west england. elsewhere, a gentle to moderate breeze. in the sunshine, we'll see temperatures getting up to between 19 and 21 celsius. but they may struggle around 15 or 16 celsius across central and northern parts of scotland, where that rain is somewhat stubborn to go. but, through sunday evening, slowly we'll see that rain just pushing its way northwards across scotland, with some late spells of sunshine for southern areas of scotland. meanwhile, across england and wales, watch out for further heavy and maybe thundery showers, just slowly clearing their way eastwards. and through the early hours of monday morning, still some showers around, and another fairly mild, if not warm and muggy night, with lows between 12 and 16 celsius. so, on monday, we still have our area of low pressure clearing the eastern side of the uk. so that means we're still going to see some showers really anywhere from the east coast of scotland down through north—east england, east anglia and south—east england

we have seen the cloud arrived across parts of wales and south—west england and it will thicken up with outbreaks of rain here turning heavier and steady as we go through the late morning and into the afternoon as well. by the time we get to apm the rain is well in across south—west england and wales, turning heavy in places, strengthening south—westerly winds as well. some of the damper that will arrive across central, southern england, the midlands and eventually greater manchester and merseyside evening time. that leaves scotland with a largely dry day. a few showers for the northern islands and for eastern scotland, that those we re for eastern scotland, that those were the best of the evening sunshine will be. overnight, the rain becomes more expensive across england and wales before spreading into northern ireland and a good pa rt into northern ireland and a good part of scotland. the far north of scotla nd part of scotland. the far north of scotland keeping clearer weather and here again it will turn chilly in rural areas. otherwise it is a mild night, temperatures 13, 270 de

the best of the sunshine today across england and wales, where, for many, there was barely a cloud in the sky. by contrast, much more cloud again for scotland and northern ireland, particularly for the west of scotland, where at times we have seen some patchy rain and that is because we have a frontal system towards the north—west of the uk and that will continue to slowly sink its way south and eastwards tonight and into tomorrow. high pressure maintaining its dominance across much of england and wales, it is staying dry, very warm, if not hot here. overnight that band of cloud and rain across northern ireland and scotland will continue, we will see some mist and some low cloud developing across wales and south west england, clearer skies elsewhere and then a muggy night with lows generally between 13 and 16 degrees. the mist and low cloud across england and wales tomorrow. it will disperse, plenty of sunshine once again, the further east that you go. still some cloud for northern ireland and scotland, some patchy rain for a time, a few breaks in the cloud, the further east you are

some brightness behind, a scattering of showers into wales and north—west england and rain pushing into the north—west. so, in terms of the temperature profile, it is going to feel cooler here, with the greens, the yellows, the warm russets in the south—east, 23 degrees the high, and in the showers we are looking at 1a to 16 degrees for much of scotland and northern ireland. now, those showers will continue into the north—west overnight, but elsewhere we will see some clearer skies, and the cooler air starts to push further south, so it is going to be a much more comfortable night for sleeping in, that is certainly the good news. we will see single figures into the north at perhaps around nine to 12 degrees in the south—east corner. now, on friday, it looks as though we are going to see a rash of showers developing into northern ireland, down through north—west england — anywhere south of the midlands and wales will see dry and bright weather. look at the feel, 1a to 19 degrees the overall high. we start off the weekend on a dry and sometimes sunny note, but the temperatures

wales and south—west england but showers throughout the day. south—east of england, staying dry and writer, into the afternoon, with sunshine. those temperatures taking a hit, 14, 15 sunshine. those temperatures taking a hit, 1a, 15 degrees in northern parts, 18 to 12 t celsius —— 18 to 20 celsius. showers fade away, then link the clear spells, that means the temperatures are going to drop away, with the arctic air through the uk, greens here on the map, temperatures in general areas of scotla nd temperatures in general areas of scotland and england getting as low as three degrees, major towns and cities, temperatures in single figures. chilly start, starting with sunshine, largely a dry day, good deal of sunshine, a few showers into scotland, into north—west england, drifting into the midlands, otherwise, many of us having dry weather, sunny weather, again, feeling quite cool, temperatures 17 to 20 celsius. 0n into sunday, this troublemaker working its way from the west, the area of low pressure will spring in weather fronts, the west,

we'll continue to see showers for north—west england, wales and the south—west, some heavy showers, so some heavy rainfall falling in a short space of time, there could be quite a lot of surface water around. more rain to come across parts of the south—east of england and east anglia through the course of the night too. fairly cloudy and mild for most of us overnight with temperatures holding at around 14-15. to temperatures holding at around 14—15. to start our new working week low pressure is still in charge. we've got high pressure across the azores, trying to nudge and across the uk. but we still got weather fronts lingering across scotland and into eastern england will stop another fairly cloudy picture on monday with outbreaks of rain across parts of scotland, not particularly heavy but slow—moving. the heaviest showers will be towards yorkshire and lincolnshire, some hail asunder and lincolnshire, some hail asunder and heavy downpours of rain likely here. further towards the south and south—west, higher pressure in charge with more sunshine than today and an improved pic

particularly in south—west england and the far south—east before the clear way. could even be a rumble of thunder here but for most of us on wednesday it is dry and feeling bright. there will be some spells of sunshine. again, temperatures up into the high teens to the low 20s, then for the rest of the week, as i alluded to at the start, mostly dry and you can see here from our cities outlook, some sunny spells at times and those temperatures remaining in the high teens to the low 20s, going into next week those could actually rise even further. more settled weather looks like extending into next week as well. that is all and we have more throughout the morning, but for now, bye—bye. this is bbc news. i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at 11am: an official un report accuses myanmar‘s military of carrying out genocide against its rohynga population — and criticises the country's leader, aung san suu kyi, for failing to intervene. the myanmar authorities have forced a climate in which hate speech thrives, human rights violations are legitimised and crisis faci

wales and south—west england. pushing into the midlands. this is four p:m., cloudier skies in the east. outbreaks of rain into western parts of scotland, parts of cumbria, northern ireland. breezy in the rain. the best brightness in the south east and temperatures about 25, 20 six celsius at four o'clock. this evening and overnight, we continue to see outbreaks of rain working north and east across scotland. cloudy skies for northern ireland, wales and parts of the south—west. clear spells in the east with potential for mist along western coasts. temperatures between 11 and 14 celsius overnight. tomorrow, there will be a fair amount of cloud across the northern half of the uk for scotland, northern ireland, northern england. showers perhaps. cloudy across the midlands, wales and south—west with sunny spells. the best of the brightness in the south east. temperatures, hottest in the south east with the best of the sunshine, more cloud in the north, keeping things touch cooler. still looking at temperatures in t

the wettest weather across south—west england and wales. the front itself will be very slow to push its way eastwards. perhaps even slower than we are showing here on the charts. it will be followed by another band of rain that will work into wales and south west england. in eastern areas it will be cool with onshore winds. looking at the weather picture into next week it is u nsettled weather picture into next week it is unsettled in the north—west. no return of the heat wave although temperatures will lift across parts of the south early in the week. that is your latest weather. this is bbc news i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 12.00: security alert at seattle airport after an airline employee steals an empty plane and crashes on a nearby island. chemical giant monsanto is ordered to pay nearly $300 million in damages to an american man who said its weedkiller made him terminally ill with cancer. i am glad to be here to help with this situation after i learned about roundup and glyphusate and everything. i am glad to be here to be able t

some brightness behind, a scattering of showers into wales and north—west england and rain pushing into the north—west. so, in terms of the temperature profile, it is going to feel cooler here, with the greens, the yellows, the warm russets in the south—east, 23 degrees the high, and in the showers we are looking at 14 to 16 degrees for much of scotland and northern ireland. now, those showers will continue into the north—west overnight, but elsewhere we will see some clearer skies, and the cooler air starts to push further south, so it is going to be a much more comfortable night for sleeping in, that is certainly the good news. we will see single figures into the north at perhaps around nine to 12 degrees in the south—east corner. now, on friday, it looks as though we are going to see a rash of showers developing into northern ireland, down through north—west england — anywhere south of the midlands and wales will see dry and bright weather. look at the feel, 14 to 19 degrees the overall high. we start off the weekend on a dry and sometimes sunny note, but the temperatures

for north—west england and northern ireland. bridge weiss, 17—20d, some sunshine in the south—east, temperatures reaching 25—26d. this evening and tonight, quite cloudy, misty and murky, especially around the irish sea coasts of wales and england, warm and muggy night again, temperatures about 16—17d per england and wales, fresher further north across scotland. taking us into tuesday, weather system moving its way into the far north—west, introducing some outbreaks of rain throughout the day, further south, high pressure still holding on, mostly try and settle for england and wales, the cloud in the morning running and breaking, some sunny spells. they beat the odd shower but for most of us staying dry, as i mentioned across scotland, the far north of northern ireland, turning cloudy, here's some outbreaks of rain moving in, temperatures still about 20—2060 greece in the south—east. but war and muggy air it during tuesday will gradually this appearas during tuesday will gradually this appear as pressure conditions

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but quite breezy for the western isles, and a noticeable wind as well for south—west england. elsewhere, a gentle to moderate breeze. in the sunshine, we'll see temperatures getting up to between 19 and 21 celsius, but they may struggle around 15 or 16 celsius across central and northern parts of scotland, where that rain is somewhat stubborn to go. but, through sunday evening, slowly we'll see that rain just pushing its way northwards across scotland, with some late spells of sunshine for southern areas of scotland. meanwhile, across england and wales, watch out for further heavy and maybe thundery showers, just slowly clearing their way eastwards. and through the early hours of monday morning, still some showers around, and another fairly mild, if not warm and muggy night, with lows of between 12 and 16 celsius. so, on monday, we still have our area of low pressure clearing the eastern side of the uk. so that means we're still going to see some showers really anywhere from the east coast of scotland down through north—east england, east anglia and south—east england

the best of the sunshine today across england and wales, where, for many, there was barely a cloud in the sky. by contrast, much more cloud again for scotland and northern ireland, particularly for the west of scotland, where at times we have seen some patchy rain and that is because we have a frontal system towards the north—west of the uk and that will continue to slowly sink its way south and eastwards tonight and into tomorrow. high pressure maintaining its dominance across much of england and wales, it is staying dry, very warm, if not hot here. 0vernight that band of cloud and rain across northern ireland and scotland will continue, we will see some mist and some low cloud developing across wales and south west england, clearer skies elsewhere and then a muggy night with lows generally between 13 and 16 degrees. the mist and low cloud across england and wales tomorrow. it will disperse, plenty of sunshine once again, the further east that you go. still some cloud for northern ireland and scotland, some patchy rain for a time, a few breaks in the cloud, the further east you are

quite breezy for the western isles, and a noticeable wind as well for south—west england. elsewhere, a gentle—moderate breeze. in the sunshine, we'll see temperatures getting up to between 19 and 21 celsius but they may struggle around 15 or 16 celsius across central and northern parts of scotland, where that rain is somewhat stubborn to go. but, through sunday evening, slowly we'll see the rain pushing its way northwards across scotland, with some late spells of sunshine and southern areas of scotland. meanwhile, across england and wales, watch out for further heavy and maybe thundery showers slowly clearing their way eastwards. through the early hours of monday morning, still some showers around, and another fairly mild if not warm and muggy night, with lows between 12 and 16 celsius. so, on monday, we still have our area of low pressure clearing the eastern side of the uk. so that means we're still going to see some showers anywhere from the east coast of scotland down through north—east england, east anglia and south—east england through monday morning. again, st

quite breezy for the western isles and a noticeable wind as well the south—west england. elsewhere, and gentle— moderate breeze. in the sunshine, we interpreters getting up to between 19 and 21 celsius but they may struggle around 15 or 16 celsius across central and northern parts of scotla nd across central and northern parts of scotland where the rain is somewhat stubborn. through sunday evening, slowly, we will see the rain pushing its way northwards across scotland with some late spells of sunshine and southern areas of scotland. watch out for further heavy and maybe thundery showers slowly clearing their way eastwards. three the early hours of monday morning, still some showers around and another fairly still some showers around and anotherfairly mild still some showers around and another fairly mild if not warm and muqqy another fairly mild if not warm and muggy night with lows between 12 and 16 celsius. on monday, we still have the area of low pressure clearing the area of low pressure clearing the eastern side of the uk and that means we will seize some showers

some showers across wales and the west of england but further east we keep the sunshine, anywhere across east anglia up to aberdeenshire, four o'clock in the next couple of hours we should see some heavy showers through central wales, down towards the likes of gloucestershire into dorset as well. in the sunshine for the east temperatures around 23 degrees the london region. a little fresher further north, 16 degrees the london region. a little fresherfurther north, 16 in aberdeen, in the breeze it will feel good about west. into this evening the rain will start to push further north and east. some outbreaks of sheuey north and east. some outbreaks of shelley russell much of england, the showers clearing from northern ireland but lingering across southern scotland and those temperatures will be held in the mid teens, quite a bit more humid than it was last might. tomorrow, low pressure will be driving the weather, a cold front moving in from the west, some spells of heavy rain on the cold front for some time across southern and south—eastern england, spells of showers in the morning and

cloud developing across wales and south west england, clearer skies elsewhere and then a muggy night with lows generally between 13 and 16 degrees. the mist and low cloud across england and wales tomorrow. it will disperse, plenty of sunshine once again, the further east that you go. still some cloud for northern ireland and scotland, some patchy rain for a time, a few breaks in the cloud, the further east you are, later in the afternoon, some of that cloud, moving into parts of northern england where we could see a few spots of rain in the afternoon. the strongest winds for the western isles of scotland, fairly light winds elsewhere and still again another very hot day in east anglia and south—east england, where temperatures are likely to exceed 30 degrees, somewhat cooler and fresher the further north that you are. so going through tomorrow evening and most people will have a dry evening, late spells of sunshine, but still this band of cloud stretching from the south of scotland into parts of the north of england, may be given the odd spot of rain and here is ourfront as we go i

rain moving into wales in south—west england. further east, you will notice the crowd spilling across the midlands. into the south—east as well. at your wise, high teens, low 20s. that is true further north. through the night, the rain turns heavy at times as it continues itsjourney northwards and eastwards. 0therwise, a much milder night. the second after the weekend, this area of low pressure takes centre stage. it will be some wet weather and is one of these ones which does not come in a straight line, there will be pulses of heavy rain. some of the heaviest rain will be working into central and southern england. we will likely see some further heavy showers working again into south—west in the day. but the onshore wind comments could be quite chilly. 0therwise, looking at high as in the high teens. into next week, quite u nsettled teens. into next week, quite unsettled weather picture, particularly across north—western areas. some fairly breezy conditions. no sign of the heatwave returning to many of us. but that said,

, and improved day for wales, south—west england and from northern ireland showers should clear with temperatures from 15 to 23 degrees or so. looking ahead through tuesday into wednesday still u nsettled through tuesday into wednesday still unsettled for through tuesday into wednesday still u nsettled for scotla nd through tuesday into wednesday still unsettled for scotland and northern ireland, breezy with showers and times, things will be drier and it will warm up towards the middle of the week into england and wales. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, i'm julian worricker. the headlines at four. agrochemicals giant bayer monsanto, insists that its weedkillers are safe to use, after an american jury ruled that they caused a man's cancer. an airline employee who stole an empty passenger plane from seattle airport is thought to have died after crashing on a nearby island. a 29—year—old man is killed and another man is seriously injured after an explosion at a military hardware factory in wiltshire. a warning the australian army could be deployed in new south wales — to help fa