in the shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday. the temperatures could peak around london at 25 degrees. for those of you who have opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you are certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for a settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. 0n the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank t

as i have stressed in recent days, the northern isles, the western isles, the north—west of the mainland of scotla nd the north—west of the mainland of scotland and at times the western side of northern ireland had to contend with the remnants of an old weather front which certainly thickened up the cloud and tempered the feel of the day. there is that weather front, we start the new week and it is still perilously close to the western and north—western parts of scotland, the western side of northern ireland too, but there is a sense it's associated cloud and rain will gradually pull away back into the atlantic just enough will gradually pull away back into the atlanticjust enough for there to be the prospect of some decent sunny spells breaking out across shetland, 0rkney, down to the western isles and in northern ireland, the temperatures are really responding here, no more than ten or 12, you will be up to 17 or 18, and another warm day, despite the fact that some of the sunshine could become really rather hazy with quite a lot of medium and upper—level cloud streaming and acros

we have seen island and the westin isles we have seen some island and the westin isles we have seen some rain and the system will pull away westwards and we lose the rain from western isles overnight and most places will be dry and clear and misty through the central parts of northern england and close to freezing and the most prone rural spots. higher cloud arriving toward southern areas spots. higher cloud arriving toward southern areas 3s spots. higher cloud arriving toward southern areas as monday begins and it will drift its way northwards and turns the sun increasingly hazy but it is sunny for northwest scotland and the northwest side of northern ireland. a could pick up an isolated shower towards the end of the base i do not be surprised that something appears. temperature is high teens in the 20s and warm spots approaching low 20s. we could see that lois easter monday on record. to draw the air out more from the south and the high cloud coming from that direction and also some saharan dust and atmosphere as well so you can see a fiery sunrise and sunset on tuesday while most

on the isle of wight. police now saying the isle of wight. police now saying the person who died was a woman in her 60s. three others who were travelling in a red fiat bravo with a woman were taken to hospital in a serious condition. the statement read that we can confirm that we are investigating a serious road traffic collision on forest road in newport. it has resulted in the death of a woman in her 60s and then goes on to reaffirm what i just woman in her 60s and then goes on to reaffirm what ijust said about the red fiat bravo. apparently the driver of the bus, a man in his 50s, is also said to have sustained a serious injury in this accident. and ten passengers who were travelling on the bus have also been taken to hospital as a precaution. for people travelling in the other car, this was a silver mini cooper apparently, they were also taken to hospital as a precaution for that we can show you one other image relevant to events you one other image relevant to eve nts o n you one other image relevant to events on the isle of wight. this

the northern isles and western isles and the mainland of scotland and at times the western side of northern ireland had to contend with the re m na nts of ireland had to contend with the remnants of an old weather front which thickened up the cloud and tempered the feel of the day. there is the weather front as we start the new week, close to the western and north—western parts of scotland and western side of northern ireland as well, and there is a sense it will gradually pull away back into the atla ntic gradually pull away back into the atlantic enough further to be the prospect of decent sunny spells across shetland and through orkney down towards the western isles and into northern ireland. the temperature responding, 17 or 18, and another warm day despite the fa ct and another warm day despite the fact some of the sunshine could become hazy with a lot of medium level cloud streaming and across the channel from france. tuesday an area of low pressure into biscayjust beginning to get more instability into the atmosphere, especially in those areas of devon and cornwall, maybe as far no

in the shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday. the temperatures could peak around london at 25 degrees. for those of you who have opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you're certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for our settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. 0n the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank

area of high pressure close by in scandinavia settling the weather down across much of the british isles, tending to keep atlantic weather fronts at bay. for those of you who have opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you're certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for our settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. on the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank that big

and at last, we can speak about all part of the british isles tea m about all part of the british isles team some sunshine. i suspect, unlike today, some of the sunshine will be a bit hazy at times because there are no reports of cloud from france. it will still be a one day, you will settle it never is it returning in the western isles. things are becoming increasingly disturbed, not only across france. it is the south—west and quarter of the uk will see the first signs of example in our weather as you move to the middle part of the week. tuesday and acceptably for many, in excess tuesday and acceptably for many, in excess of 20 degrees. there will be some showers in the channel islands, maybe one or two going up as far north as northern ireland. where you will notice the difference is come wednesday,. forget all will notice the difference is come wednesday, . forget all about will notice the difference is come wednesday,. forget all about the high pressure and heat, that has gone followed over to the eastern side of the continent and we are looking more towards the atlantic. notice

in the shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday. the temperatures could peak around london at 25 degrees. for those of you who have opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you are certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for a settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. on the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank t

in the shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday. the temperatures could peak around london at 25 degrees. for those of you who have opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you're certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for our settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. on the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank

temperatures, 12, 13, 14. the british isles. temperatures, 12, 13, 1a. you have to come a lot further south before you start to see for ten and 16. where we cut down the length of that sea track, you are still getting relatively mild airfrom the cap are you are still getting relatively mild air from the cap are consonant. temperatures well in the teens if not 20 or 21 degrees. here we are. good friday. a glorious day. a bit of fairweather cloud but nothing to scare the horses. just a word, the uv levels are quite high, noticed the temperatures are on the up as well and the pollen levels are quite high as well so take precautions if you have do. here we are on into the weekend. that weather front is just tumbling its way into the north—western part of scotland, the cloud getting along parts of scotla nd cloud getting along parts of scotland and northern ireland, other fronts trying to work their way and towards the western side of the british isles. but, on the whole temperatures reach their peak on saturday and it looks like a pretty decent weekend for

in the shade by what we're expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday. the temperatures could well peak around london at 25 degrees. for those of you who have opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you're certainly beating those who've decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for our settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice that there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. 0n the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the low 20s. and for all that w

a major incident declared by the isle of wight nhs. now on bbc news — they call her akk — the woman who's replaced angela merkel as the leader of germany's cdu and could take charge of the nation when mrs merkel steps down. in this special interview, annegret kramp—karrenbauer talks to our europe editor, katya adler. i've come to berlin to meet a female german politician who's had a meteoric rise to international recognition overjust the last couple of years. annegret kramp—karrenbauer, otherwise known as akk, is the leader of germany's centre—right cdu party, and she is widely tipped to become the next chancellor of germany — the eu's biggest and most powerful country. now, if she pulls it off she will have very big boots to fill. angela merkel has dominated german politics for pretty much two decades now. so what can we expect from merkel‘s heir? translation: i was born in saarland in 1962. it's a small region in germany. it's a classic industrial region. there was a big mining pit close to my parents‘ house, which wa

shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday. the temperatures could pick around london at 25 degrees. for those of you who have opted for the stay—at—home vacation for this particular weekend, you are beating those who have decided to head anywhere from a bureaucratic right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for a settled spell of weather is the jet strea m settled spell of weather is the jet stream as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. were trapped on the warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air 1 million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more of that injusta we start the new week. more of that injust a second. we start the new week. more of that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates and a bit of air whether cloud are not more than that on the east. the breed is around 10— 11—12. —— breeze. we have to think that big area of high p

in the shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday. the temperatures could peak around london at 25 degrees. for those of you who have opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you're certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for our settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. on the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank

in the shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday. the temperatures could peak around london at 25 degrees. for those of you who have opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you are certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for a settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. 0n the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank t

the far south—west of england and elsewhere a dry night, mostly clear skies, although the northern isles will see more in the way of cloud. temperatures here staying above freezing but under clear skies temperature is getting close to freezing, if not a few degrees below across northern england, northern ireland and parts of scotland. it is a chilly and in places frosty start to the day. still some cloud and a few showers in the south—west of england, they will soon pull away and for most of us it is a dry and fine day with a good deal of sunshine, the cloud pushing from the northern isles into eastern scotland, fairly light winds put a noticeable north—easterly breeze across north—eastern coasts, pegging back the temperatures, nine or 10 celsius. head further west, 12 or 13 in the best sunshine but certainly lower than we have seen recently. through tomorrow evening, for most it isa through tomorrow evening, for most it is a dry night, clear skies, but once again more in the way of cloud across the northern isles, the far north of scotland, keeping temperatures above freezing, but

decent sunshine getting into the northern isles and western isles. in western side of northern ireland. another gloriously sunny day and another warm day indeed and some may even get up to around 26 degrees or so. from tuesday onwards, signs of a little bit of a change, initially done in the southwestern corridor where we have the influence of low pressure to consider. there will be more in the way of high—level cloud here and i think it will have enough about it for one or two showers just moving through the channel islands to the southwest of england and wales and may be up to northern ireland. temperatures elsewhere maybe not as perky as they have been over the past few days and from wednesday onwards this is where we see the influence of the low pressures close by to the south and west of the british isles. the heat we will have seen of late gradually working its way across the continent here in the british isles, the colours beginning to drain away as we pick up an increasing influence from the atla ntic increasing influence from the atlantic

area of high pressure close by and scandinavia, settling the weather down across much of the british isles, tending to keep lentic leather friends that day, so lots of fine entitled weather to be high. we have another benefit from the area of high—pressure eyes at the air sinks into the middle of the high and flows out towards the british isles, expanding to that, at the part and we see in the next few days at temperature is set to rise. not all plain sailing, had i not pointed out the letter i linda clark (the plain sailing, had i not pointed out the letter i linda clark ( the isle of wight the way that made nothing of wight the way that made nothing of it, but what a difference it made to wednesday, this was the scene from the southern side of the aisle, things quite foggy different time. but no doubt about it, and many other locations had weather much more akin to that, dry bright conditions. we stopped at steak, frost free for the most part, but still fairly leaden skies to the eastern side of the pen names, and still onshore breeze and some of these eastern areas, that's going to ha

just some breaking news in about a road accident on the isle of wight we re road accident on the isle of wight were as it stands, according to the isle of wight nhs trust, 19 people have been taken to hospital and that includes four patients who were airlifted from the scene of this crash that involved two cars and a bus in newport on the isle of wight. that is the only information we have on the news wires at the moment but the nhs trust on the isle of wight is the organisation quoted, 19 people taken to hospital, for patients airlifted from the scene after that crash involving two cars and a bus. nigeria's president buhari has said he will not rest until the schoolgirls abducted by islamist militants from chibok are reunited with their families. his statement comes on the fifth anniversary of the kidnapping by boko haram of 276 girls from their school. 60 girls have since escaped, over 100 more have been freed, but 112 are still missing. there's been a sharp rise in the number of crimes involving dating apps and websites across england and wales. an investigation by bbc radio 5 live

go too far north or north—west in the british isles, and you run into a lot of cloud. this is a weather front that has been trying to work its way into the british isles, failing to do so for many of us, thankfully, but it has been there to have overnight. we can see the first signs of it wanted to be the little bit further back towards the atlantic. not a particularly cold night, because the british as also, but as has been the case recently, one or two spots will be getting close to zero out in the countryside. there is the weather front, and at last, we can talk about some decent sunshine getting into the northern as an western isles, and the western side of northern ireland, where it has been quite cloudy, as well. elsewhere, another gloriously sunny day, and a warm day, indeed. it might get up to 26 degrees or so. from tuesday onwards, signs of a little bit of a change. initially, down in the south—western corner, where you have got this influence of the low pressure to consider. there will be more in the way of high—level cloud, here. i think it will have eno

least 20 others are taken to hospital after a crash involving two cars and a double decker bus on the isle of wight. it's been declared a major incident. the cabinet office minister david lidington says the government and labour will both have to compromise as they look to break the deadlock over brexit. police name the nine—year—old boy killed by a dog in a cornish holiday park and reveal he'd been left alone with the animal. teachers say there's increasing evidence that poverty is damaging the education of children in the uk. sussex police tell the bbc that the gatwick drone attack, which halted hundreds of flights just before christmas last year, may have been an "inside job". and tiger woods leads out on his own at the masters with two shots left to play. we'll have full details from augusta and the rest of today's sporting action in sportsday. one person has died and 22 others have been taken to hospital following a crash involving two cars and a bus in newport on the isle of wight. four of those hurt had to be airlifted by helicopter to hospital. the local nhs trust has declared

in the shade by what we are expecting to see quite widely across the british isles on saturday. the temperatures could peak around london at 25 degrees. for those of you who have opted for the stay—cation for this particular holiday weekend, well, you're certainly beating those who have decided to head down anywhere really, from iberia right across to the eastern mediterranean. the reason for our settled spell of weather is that the jet stream, as we move through the weekend and into the start of next week, should be well away from the british isles. we're trapped on its warmer side. you'll notice there is a pocket of somewhat cooler air not a million miles to the west of us as we start the new week. more on that in just a second. thursday starts off rather cloudy across eastern scotland and the eastern side of the pennines, but as the day gets going that cloud dissipates. a little bit of fair weather cloud, not much more than that. on the east coast the onshore breeze is around ten, 11, 12. inland is widely in the upper teens, if not in the 20s. for all that we have to thank

some a little hazy again in northern ireland and parts of scotland but in the north and western isles, maybe the far north—west of the mainland could see little rain. cooler than elsewhere but elsewhere widely in the high teens low 20s but closer to the mid 20s again in the warm spots and that will give the warmest easter sunday on record a run for its muggy tomorrow. pollen levels are high, particularly if you suffer from tree pollen problems. this is the culprit that explains while you are sneezing. this is easter monday. clear skies overnight, misty in places, still simmering towards the western isles but as we saw in the big earlier it is starting to back away in time for monday. call again through parts of eastern england is, low single figures may a little nest in some places. the cloud is gone away from the western isles from western northern ireland so it is dry, sunny foremost to begin with but there will be some high cloud spilling in from the south. things will turn increasingly hazy. a breezy day and temperatures are similar, maybe a degree also off the pace but no—one

a bit of rain affecting the far north—west of scotland, especially into the western isles. that pulls away westwards as we go through the night. turning misty especially in central and eastern parts and while we see the temperature lower than this, rural sports getting close to freezing with a touch of frost. and to tomorrow and some high cloud drifting northwards across the uk turns the sunshine increasingly hazy although it is a sunnier day for the western isles and western counties of northern ireland compared with recent days. a bit breezy with a fresher south easterly breeze more noticeable. not out of the question there could be a late shower somewhere toward south—east england and south wales especially on higher ground. it will be very warm once more but it turns cooler in the week ahead, goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. more than 200 people have died, after a series of explosions at churches and hotels in sri lanka. five british citizens are among the dead. sri lankan authorities say eight people have been arrested in connection with the attacks.

there is rain affecting the northern western isles and the west of north scotland. temperatures at their lowest through central and eastern parts of england and a few spots coming down close to freezing once again. a touch of frost. early mist and fog does not last long, is clear skies, sunshine for england and wales. northern ireland will have hazy son in the west. fine for much of scotland. the northern western isles have outbreaks of rain but the cloud in the breeze here and the temperatures are held down. elsewhere high teens low 20s, could approach the mid—20s and the record for easter sunday is 25.3. that's what needs to be broken for the warmest easter sunday on record. and the pollen, if you have been sniffing and sneezing, there are high pollen levels, tree pollen is the culprit so that remains high for easter sunday. this is how it looks into easter monday. still simmering for the western isles, elsewhere a clear night into monday morning although it will turn misty in places. it has been close to freezing for the past few nights, bubbly just freezing fo

disappointing fare through the northern and western isles. that is the end of the runway at sunbury airport. the sunshine rather tempered through the western side northern ireland as well. scotland and wales and northern ireland have broken their easter day temperature records and we are working on it in england. we have to get about 25 degrees which is a distinct possibility. somewhere around the north of london could see excess of 25. through the rest of the evening and overnight plenty sunshine away from the north—west and quarter but there is plenty change yet is that set a weather fronts try to work on black into the atlantic. —— mike back into the atlantic. that will change as we started you day across the western quarter and sunshine from the start in the western isles and not of the great glen, northern ireland all fine and trying sunny. elsewhere it is very warm day except for one to coastal areas where the breeze could temper the temperature somewhat. 0n breeze could temper the temperature somewhat. on tuesday notice we are be

twenty others are taken to hospital after a crash involving two cars and a double decker bus on the isle of wight. it's been declared a major incident. the cabinet office minister, david lidington says the government and labour will both have to compromise as they look to break the deadlock over brexit. police name the nine—year—old boy killed by a dog in a cornish holiday park and reveal he'd been left alone with the animal. teachers say there's increasing evidence that poverty is damaging the education of children in the uk. sussex police tell the bbc that the gatwick drone attack which halted hundreds of flights just before christmas last year may have been an "inside job". the comeback kid. tiger woods wins his fifteenth major golf title. 11 years after his last victory — he triumphed at the us masters in augusta in a thrilling end to the golfing tournament.. and the travel show goes in search of la's wild mountain lions — whose lives and habitat are under threat — that's coming up at half past eight... box box one person has died and twenty—two others have been taken to

been like it everywhere because we have had this frontal system close by to the northern and western isles of scotland. the cloud stick to the north of the great glen in the western side of northern ireland. overnight, the first signs of that front wanting to pull further back towards the north and west, and it means at last some decent sunshine getting into those same areas that have seen much in the way of cloud and elsewhere another very warm day and we could even see 26 celsius somewhere down across the south—eastern quarter of the british isles. tuesday fairly similar with a sprinkling of showers across the south—western quarter into wales and northern ireland than from wednesday onwards things looking more unsettled and cooler. the headlines: more than 200 people have died after a series of explosions at churches and hotels in sri lanka. in the last few minutes, it's emerged up to 5 britons are among the dead. sir lankan authorities say seven people have been arrested in connection with the attacks. police say most of the explosions were suicide blasts, it's not yet clear who is

still with outbreaks of rain towards the western isles keeping breezy here as well. elsewhere is still mainly dry and clear and low single figures for parts of eastern england and again it could turn misty misty in a few places. easter monday, this is how this is shaping up. notice the difference between northern and western scotland. that weather system, as we saw earlier has backed away so we are back in the sunshine here. there will be an increasing breeze and more in the way of high cloud pushing in from the south during easter monday so some will be increasingly hazy. temperatures for some of us may not be quite as high so much as many of us will notice. it will still be a fine and warm day for getting out and about. this is how it looks as we go through the next few days after easter. notice we start to get low pressure taking over, weather front is heading away from the and that will bring a change after the easter weekend. more cloud around, increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms and we will start to see temperatures come down. but that will be a grad

widely across the british isles, something very similar. i show you the satellite picture for good reason, it is not like that everywhere. with an size of malvern island, through the western isles, and offer little cloud around many parts of the british ales. later on, there will be some rain. having said that, that is the place getting a dent. inland areas, it will be at the warmest day of the year, sunday will make 2a, if at 25, degrees or so. a little pulse of activity, thinking that cloud, bringing more rain across this western quarter. elsewhere, frost free. having said that, across east anglia, if the skies stay clear of night, it might get down to one or 2 degrees in rural spots. there could be fog first thing in that neck of the woods. 0therwise, be fog first thing in that neck of the woods. otherwise, not a great deal of changes. a lot of sunshine for many of you. if a bit of cloud in the the western quarter, only 11 01’ in the the western quarter, only 11 or 12. elsewhere, 1214. today, the pollen levels remain stubbornly high fo

a lot of cloud and rain, extensive rain overnight to the north and western isles but sunday elsewhere is going to prove another sparkling day, temperatures still into the low 20s and a number of places, always a fraction cooler around the exposed coasts. the temperatures for the most pa rt coasts. the temperatures for the most part are well above seasonal norm. through the evening and overnight it will be lovely again for many parts, butjust the sense we will push this rain away from the mainland of scotland, not particularly cold, under the clear skies it may be that east anglia sees temperatures dipping well into single figures. here we are for easter monday, looking like a fine and settled today again, not much change except in the north—western quarterfor change except in the north—western quarter for eventually the front will pull out into the atlantic and at last the sunshine comes through and temperatures will respond, between 11 and 13 could be into the mid—teens. elsewhere between 22 and 24 mid—teens. elsewhere between 22 and 2a possible. 0nce we're through monday int

it is from wednesday onwards that we will see a significant crumble across all parts of the british isles, very much cooler and more unsettled. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: more than 200 people have died after a series of explosions at churches and hotels in sri lanka. at least 400 people are injured. sri lankan authorities say seven people have been arrested — they've imposed a nationwide curfew and restrictions have been introduced on social media. christian worshippers in three churches were targetted as they celebrated easter. there were blasts at four hotels — 27 foreign nationals are believed to be among the dead. labour's deputy leader, tom watson, says the party must promise another brexit referendum to prevent nigel farage from gaining political ground. now on bbc news. radio 1 newsbeat has travelled the world to find out what unites teenagers wherever they are — from education, friends and family, to finding fun. being 17 has never been easy. no longerfeeling like a child, but technically not yet an adult. in most countries, you can't drive, drink

twenty two others are taken to hospital after a crash involving two cars and a double decker bus on the isle of wight. it's been declared a major incident. the cabinet office minister, david lidington says the government and labour will both have to compromise as they look to break the deadlock over brexit. police name the nine—year—old boy killed by a dog in a cornish holiday park and reveal he'd been left alone with the animal. the gatwick drone attack that caused chaos for thousands of passengers — the bbc learns that it was carried out by someone who knew about the airport's operational procedures. and at 11:30 we'll be taking another in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers henry mance, political correspondent at the ft and rosamund urwin, financial services correspondent at the sunday times — stay with us for that. after an eleven year wait, a fall from grace and four back surgeries, tiger woods won his fifteenth major today. there were cheers of celebration around the 18th green in augusta as the 43—year—old, written off by so many, punched the air in delight, a wi

some splashes of rain in the western isles. temperatures reaching 20 to 23 for many, 2a in the south—east. down on the values of the day. the mediterranean is unsettled, wet and windy, cold weather for spain mediterranean is unsettled, wet and windy, cold weatherfor spain but mediterranean is unsettled, wet and windy, cold weather for spain but we keep the and high temperatures. south, south—easterly wins, pressure across—the—board as you can see from the arrows but widespread sunshine. into the afternoon, some cloud in the south—west, could thierry audel shower, temperatures 20 to 23 degrees. the rest of next week, it will be colder as we pick up showers from the south—west, they could behaviour and thundery. temperatures closer to the seasonal average. back to you. some people might enjoy it turning cooler, thank you very much. it's nearly 70 years old but the appeal of the musical "the king & i" hasn't faded over the years. a new uk tour is about to start after a sellout run at the london palladium. let's take a

he loved the isle of palms. that was his place to be. he was born in charleston, south carolina, in 1922. he graduated from the citadel in 1942. he attended the university of south carolina law school. he served as an artillery officer in world war ii. he earned a bronze star, finished with the rank of captain. he was in the state house of representatives from 1949 to 1954. he became our governor in 1958 at age 36. he shepherded south carolina through the turbulent times of the civil rights movement. he urged the legislature to follow the law after brown versus board of education. he established the best technical college system in the country. we say that with great pride. it was fritz hollings who's the father of the south carolina technical college system that's resulted in thousands of jobs being created and educational opportunity for millions in our state. as a senator, they called him the senator from central casting. he looked the part, he acted the part, and he sounded the part. he was the junior senator for 36 years i think in

saturday turned out to be a decent day for many parts of the british isles. you could have gone to a number of locations to get a similar effect because you can see that the heat was widespread across the british isles. the colours dribble away in this north—western quarter good reason. it wasn't a heatwave right around the coast, there were some onshore breezes along east anglia. the reason it was so cool across that north—western quarter is because of this weather front. it will still be around on sunday. a lot of cloud and some rain there as well. but elsewhere, sunday is going to prove to be another sparkling day. temperatures still in the low 20s and a number of locations just a fraction cooler around some of those exposed coasts about those temperatures are well above the seasonal norm. through the evening and overnight it will be a lovely evening again for many parts. there will be a sense that they will push this rain away from the mainland of scotland. not a cold night under —— underneath the clear skies. here we are for easter monday. it loo

still with outbreaks of rain towards the western isles, keeping it breezy here as well. elsewhere, though, it is mainly dry and clear and low single figures in the cooler spots towards parts of eastern england and, again, it could turn misty in a few places. easter monday, this is how this is shaping up. you'll notice the difference between northern and western scotland. that weather system, as we saw earlier, has backed away, so we are back in the sunshine here. there will be an increasing breeze and there will be more in the way of high cloud pushing in from the south during easter monday so sun will be increasingly hazy. temperatures, for some of us, may not be quite as high so much as many of us will notice. it will still be a fine, warm day for getting out and about. now, this is how it looks as we go through the next few days after easter. notice we start to get low pressure taking over, weather fronts heading our way from the south and that will bring a change after the fine easter weekend. there will be more cloud around, increasing chance of showers and thunders

still with outbreaks of rain towards the western isles keeping it breezy here as well. elsewhere, though, it is mainly dry and clear and low single figures in cooler spots in parts of eastern england and, again, it could turn misty in a few places. easter monday, this is how this is shaping up. notice the difference between northern and western scotland. that weather system, as we saw earlier, has backed away, so we are back in the sunshine here. there will be an increasing breeze and more in the way of high cloud pushing in from the south during easter monday so sun will be increasingly hazy. temperatures for some of us may not be quite as high so much as many of us will notice. it will still be a fine, warm day for getting out and about. now, this is how it looks as we go through the next few days after easter. notice we start to get low pressure taking over, weather fronts heading our way from the and that will bring a change after the easter weekend. more cloud around, increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms and we'll start to see temperatures coming down. bu

it becomes marooned on top of the british isles on wednesday. a band of cloud initially, but it may reinvigorate to give showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. ahead of that front, still some warmth, but behind it, the temperatures start to drop away. that is the theme as we head towards the end of the week. it does look like turning a little cooler and fresher. some showers drifting eastwards during their stay. by friday, most of us will be dry, but temperatures are significantly lower than they have been. to sum things up for the week ahead, largely dry for most of us at first, rain spreading slowly eastwards. there could be patchy and dense fog and it does turn warmer for a time. this is bbc world news today. our top stories... the socialist party of spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has won the country's third general election in four years, a survey suggests, but may struggle to form a government. i'm tim wilcox live in madrid, where about 50% of the vote has now been counted. a good night for the left, but also for the hard right v

pretty decent fa re the british isles. pretty decent fare for many. this is a sample of the sort of pictures flooding into us over the sort of pictures flooding into us over the past few hours. i don't expect much will change for many locations. a lot of warm sunshine around. but there is a notable exception and it will be this way for some time yet. a lot of cloud tied in with this system and at times there will be some heavy pulses of rain. that great zone of high pressure doing its stuff for many locations, keeping it fine and settled and it will be a glorious evening for the greater part of england, wales, southern part of scotland, the eastern side of ireland. easter sunday you will see a thickening of the cloud across northern and western scotland. frost free for many although it will turn out to be a pretty chilly night and a chilly start to sunday across parts of east anglia. there could be some fog, not a great deal of change as we work our some fog, not a great deal of change as we work oui’ way some fog, not a great deal of change as we w

and 22 people are taken to hospital after a crash involving two cars and a double decker bus on the isle of wight. the cabinet office minister, david lidington says the government and labour are "testing out" each other‘s ideas as they try to resolve the brexit deadlock.. police name the nine—year—old boy killed by a dog in a cornish holiday park and reveal he'd been left alone with the animal. the gatwick drone attack that caused chaos for thousands of passengers — the bbc learns that it was carried out by someone who knew about the airport's operational procedures. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rosamund urwin, financial services correspondant at the sunday times and henry mance, political correspondent, ft. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the telegraph calls it the greatest comeback since muhammed ali — tiger woods' wins his fifth masters title — 1a years after last putting on the greenjacket. the guardian reports on housing campaigners who hail a ground—breaking shift for tenant's right

still with outbreaks of rain towards the western isles keeping it breezy here as well. elsewhere, though, it is mainly dry and clear and low single figures in cooler spots in parts of eastern england and, again, it could turn misty in a few places. easter monday, this is how this is shaping up. notice the difference between northern and western scotland. that weather system, as we saw earlier, has backed away, so we are back in the sunshine here. there will be an increasing breeze and more in the way of high cloud pushing in from the south during easter monday so sun will be increasingly hazy. temperatures for some of us may not be quite as high so much as many of us will notice. it will still be a fine, warm day for getting out and about. now, this is how it looks as we go through the next few days after easter. notice we start to get low pressure taking over, weather fronts heading our way from the and that will bring a change after the easter weekend. more cloud around, increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms and we'll start to see temperatures coming down. bu

still with outbreaks of rain towards the western isles keeping it breezy here as well. elsewhere, though, it is mainly dry and clear and low single figures in cooler spots in parts of eastern england and, again, it could turn misty in a few places. easter monday, this is how this is shaping up. notice the difference between northern and western scotland. that weather system, as we saw earlier, has backed away, so we are back in the sunshine here. there will be an increasing breeze and more in the way of high cloud pushing in from the south during easter monday so sun will be increasingly hazy. temperatures for some of us may not be quite as high so much as many of us will notice. it will still be a fine, warm day for getting out and about. now, this is how it looks as we go through the next few days after easter. notice we start to get low pressure taking over, weather fronts heading our way from the and that will bring a change after the easter weekend. more cloud around, increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms and we'll start to see temperatures coming down. bu

still with outbreaks of rain towards the western isles keeping it breezy here as well. elsewhere, though, it is mainly dry and clear and low single figures in cooler spots in parts of eastern england and, again, it could turn misty in a few places. easter monday, this is how this is shaping up. notice the difference between northern and western scotland. that weather system, as we saw earlier, has backed away, so we are back in the sunshine here. there will be an increasing breeze and more in the way of high cloud pushing in from the south during easter monday so sun will be increasingly hazy. temperatures for some of us may not be quite as high so much as many of us will notice. it will still be a fine, warm day for getting out and about. now, this is how it looks as we go through the next few days after easter. notice we start to get low pressure taking over, weather fronts heading our way from the and that will bring —— from the south and that will bring a change after the easter weekend. more cloud around, increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms and we'll

still with outbreaks of rain towards the western isles keeping it breezy here as well. elsewhere, though, it is mainly dry and clear and low single figures in cooler spots in parts of eastern england and, again, it could turn misty in a few places. easter monday, this is how this is shaping up. notice the difference between northern and western scotland. that weather system, as we saw earlier, has backed away, so we are back in the sunshine here. there will be an increasing breeze and more in the way of high cloud pushing in from the south during easter monday so sun will be increasingly hazy. temperatures for some of us may not be quite as high so much as many of us will notice. it will still be a fine, warm day for getting out and about. now, this is how it looks as we go through the next few days after easter. notice we start to get low pressure taking over, weather fronts heading our way from the and that will bring a change after the easter weekend. more cloud around, increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms and we'll start to see temperatures coming down. bu

the isle of man, far south—west of scotland. elsewhere, some fog patches starting to form and in eastern areas quite a chilly night in fact for parts of north—eastern england and scotland there could be a localised frost. for most of us it is looking dry with spells of sunshine but our pesky weather front will still bring cloud and some patchy rain. early mist and fog clearing but always a patchy cloud into the afternoon. the best of the sunshine in scotland. 18—19, possibly 20 degrees. as we go into tuesday, a similar day of weather. scraping into western parts, some rain. elsewhere drive with spells of sunshine and the early fog will clear. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week, 20 in london, it could be 19 or 20 in other places. this should make some progress eastwards. not much winds to push it along, it is in no mood to move quickly. it becomes marooned on top of the british isles on wednesday. a band of cloud initially but may reinvigorate to give showers and thunderstorms into the afternoon. ahead of that weathe