even 50, ireland and through the irish sea coastalfringes. even 50, 50 ireland and through the irish sea coastal fringes. even 50, 50 five miles an hour in inland areas distinctly possible and with that surface water around, tricky driving conditions. 22 degrees in the south if and when the sun comes out. feeling more like autumn up in aberdeen. and on wednesday low pressure slow to move away and on the eastern side of the british isles a strong wind down across the eastern shores. further west something a bit quieter as high pressure builds in. but whilst francis is around please take care. a reminder of our top story. the prime minister says parents have a moral obligation to send children back to school to stop the development from suffering. that is all from the bbc news at six so we joined the bbc news hello and welcome to sportsday — with his sights set on 600... it's chances missed forjames anderson and england. 0n on day four. setting up the celebrations... have bayern bucked the trend in securing a sixth european title. the long ro

but not far to the east up through the irish sea and those areas boarding onto it we could through the night see gusts of wind in excess of 50, 60 miles an hour. but the wind is coming from the south so not cold by any means. 0nce the south so not cold by any means. once we push this area of cloud and rain away across scotland it ends up being a lovely summer day for the greater part of the british isles on thursday until another pulse of rain works in towards northern ireland, the western fringes and the wind freshening up again. that could be disruptive and damaging as they reach 50, 60 miles an hour. but what a contrast further east, blustery but the wind is southerly so it could be the warmest day of the week for you at a high of 25. then thursday and friday, it is that major area of low pressure, not storm allen which creeps towards the british isles and again friday more widely perhaps it was the british isles is pretty blustery for sure but some of those gusts at 50, 60 miles an hour could disrupt transport and power. is spots again getting away from the west of the rain. here w

we will start to see some rain also pushing across the irish sea and into wales and western parts of england, but again, the further south and east that you are, although breezy, it will be drier with some sunshine and we are re—importing some warmer air now, so 25 or 26 degrees is possible. a bit warmer as well further north. now, what happens towards the end of the week, these weather fronts become squeezed out and they fade away, as this area of high pressure builds in over the near continent. then we really start to tap into some hot air across spain and france, on a southerly wind, and that warmth will advance its way northwards pretty much across the whole country through thursday and particularly into friday. so, warmer day on thursday for all and friday with some good spells of sunshine, it will turn hot again in the south—east but the peak of the heat through friday and into the start of the weekend. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. spain's former king, juan carlos — at the centre of multi million dollar corruption

sea, you will see the gust and a second, but it's not a write off as one area of cloud and rain moves away and then we see the return of summer and sunshine across central and eastern parts of the british isles and there are the gusts, in excess of 50 miles an hour through the irish sea in some locations are more cloud and wind and rain to finish off the day across the western areas. as i say, across the western areas. as i say, a taste of some in the east where we keep the sunshine and the highest of the week at 26. that's all from the bbc news at six. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. will it be for psg — the french champions on the brink of the champions league final. looking ahead to the semi final. the positive tests at marseille threatening the start of the french league. also coming up in the programme. we meet the world cup winner who's joined manchester city and we hearfrom and we hear from the nfl‘s first black team president taking over at washington. hello and welcome to sportsday. f

looks like we'll start to see some rain also pushing across the irish sea, into wales and the western parts of england but, again, the further south and east that you are, although breezy, it's going to be dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. and we're really importing some warmer air now, so 25, 26 degrees is possible. a little bit warmer as well further north. what happens is, towards the end of the week, these weather fronts become squeezed out and fade away as this area of high pressure builds in over the near continent, and then we really start to tap in to some hot air, which is across spain and france, on the southerly wind, and that warmth advance its way northwards, pretty much across the whole country through thursday and in particular into friday. so a warmer day thursday for all and friday, with some good spells of sunshine. it will turn hot again in the south—east. probably the peak of the heat through friday and into the start of the weekend. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president trump weighs in on microsof

looks like we'll start to see some rain pushing across the irish sea into wales and the western parts of england but again the further south and east you are, although breezy, it will be dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. and we're really importing some warmer air now, so 25, 26 degrees is possible. a little bit warmer as well further north. what happens is towards the end of the week these weather fronts become squeezed out and fade away as this area of high pressure builds in over the near continent and then we really start to tap in to some hot air which is across spain and france on the southerly wind and that warmth advancing northwards across the whole country through thursday and into friday. so a warmer day thursday for all and friday with some good spells of sunshine, it will turn hot again in the south—east but the peak of the heat through friday into the start of the weekend. a very warm welcome to bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm mike embley. our top stories: the former king of spain, juan carlos, has abruptly left

looks like we'll start to see some rain also pushing across the irish sea, into wales and the western parts of england but, again, the further south and east that you are, although breezy, it's going to be dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. and we're really importing some warmer air now, so 25, 26 degrees is possible. a little bit warmer as well further north. what happens is, towards the end of the week, these weather fronts become squeezed out and fade away as this area of high pressure builds in over the near continent, and then we really start to tap in to some hot air, which is across spain and france, on the southerly wind, and that warmth advance its way northwards, pretty much across the whole country through thursday and in particular into friday. so a warmer day thursday for all and friday, with some good spells of sunshine. it will turn hot again in the south—east. probably the peak of the heat through friday and into the start of the weekend. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. president trump lashes out at one of

there might be limitations on the speeds on the bridges, disruption in the irish sea. some of the gusts getting up to about 70mph, even in the inland areas it could be getting up to 60mph, which is why the met office already has warnings about the wind and rain over the next day or so. temperatures, with a bit of brightness coming through, will get up to 22. but stuck underneath the wind and the rain in aberdeen, you will be closer to 13. and it's notjust a flash in the pan, because on wednesday, notice the isobars still very tightly packed across the eastern side of scotland and england, so there will be some really blustery showers down those eastern—facing shores. out west, it's a different kettle of fish, the winds begin to ease, still noticeable in places, particularly in exposed locations, but at least it's a much drier and brighter prospect. but in the shorter term, we really have to consider the potential impact from storm francis as it crosses many parts of the british isles. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines... the prime minister tells parent

looks like we'll start to see some rain also pushing across the irish sea, into wales and the western parts of england but, again, the further south and east that you are, although breezy, it's going to be dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. and we're really importing some warmer air now, so 25, 26 degrees is possible. a little bit warmer as well further north. what happens is, towards the end of the week, these weather fronts become squeezed out and fade away as this area of high pressure builds in over the near continent, and then we really start to tap in to some hot air, which is across spain and france, on the southerly wind, and that warmth advance its way northwards, pretty much across the whole country through thursday and in particular into friday. so a warmer day thursday for all and friday, with some good spells of sunshine. it will turn hot again in the south—east. probably the peak of the heat through friday and into the start of the weekend. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. my name's mike embley. o

looks like we'll start to see some rain also pushing across the irish sea, into wales and the western parts of england but, again, the further south and east that you are, although breezy, it's going to be dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. and we're really importing some warmer air now, so 25, 26 degrees is possible. a little bit warmer as well further north. what happens is, towards the end of the week, these weather fronts become squeezed out and fade away as this area of high pressure builds in over the near continent, and then we really start to tap in to some hot air, which is across spain and france, on the southerly wind, and that warmth advance its way northwards, pretty much across the whole country through thursday and in particular into friday. so a warmer day thursday for all and friday, with some good spells of sunshine. it will turn hot again in the south—east. probably the peak of the heat through friday and into the start of the weekend. this is bbc news, the headlines: the former king of spain, juan carlos, has left the country weeks after he was linked to an

looks like we'll start to see some rain also pushing across the irish sea, into wales and the western parts of england but, again, the further south and east that you are, although breezy, it's going to be dry with increasing amounts of sunshine. and we're really importing some warmer air flow, so 25, 26 degrees is possible. a little bit warmer as well further north. what happens is, towards the end of the week, these weather fronts become squeezed out and fade away as this area of high pressure builds in over the near continent, and then we really start to tap in to some hot air, which is across spain and france, on the southerly wind, and that warmth advance its way northwards, pretty much across the whole country through thursday and in particular into friday. so a warmer day thursday for all and friday, with some good spells of sunshine. it will turn hot again in the south—east. probably the peak of the heat through friday and into the start of the weekend. this is bbc news, the headlines: the former king of spain, juan carlos, has left the country weeks after he was linked to

more persistent rain pulling away from northern ireland, swirling across the irish sea into wells and the north west of england to end the night. pretty muggy once again. 1a to 15 degrees. on into tuesday, this swirl of rain will cut across north wales into northern england before pushing its way northwards into scotland during the course of the day. looking at the map, it looks like it is petering out but we could see some intense rainfall working its way northwards across scotland and for england and wales, decent sunshine but still locally the risk of some intense thunderstorms. for the remainder of the week we turn to the atlantic and areas of low pressure. two centres in fact areas of low pressure. two centres infact in areas of low pressure. two centres in fact in this circulation here which will bring strong winds to all parts of the uk. wednesday particularly for western areas, as we see this band of rain coming in. it will be heavy and there will be localised flooding. pretty soggy ground now, winds gusting at a0 to 50 mph, bringing down the odd tree on wednesday. scotland lo

sea into wales, into northern england, then into the midlands. later on some heavy and perhaps thundery showers also arriving in east anglia and the south—east. improving through the afternoon across much of wales and south—west england. the winds lighter than today, turning more north—westerly in scotland where there will be very few showers around tomorrow but on the cool side. our highest temperatures will be 23 or so, like today in the south—east of england, ahead of those heavy showers. we may well see some patchy rain heading eastwards on monday, but overnight and into tuesday, another spell of wet and windy weather on the way. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8:00. manchester united captain harry maguire pleads not guilty, and is released from police custody — following his arrest on the greek island of mykonos. uk tourists who've been on holiday to croatia, austria and trinidad and tobago now have to isolate for 14 days when they get back. being in croatia there were only a few options, which were to get to

sea to northern england and southern scotland overnight. with showers in the north of scotland, too, but having a lot of clear weather across southern areas. it's going to be a fresher night than what we had last night. we start off with the showers, some long spells of rain across northern england for sunday morning. and then through sunday afternoon, again lots of sunshine around. lots of showers, too, northern and western areas seeing most of these, some of them quite heavy. but southern areas stay dry altogether. it will be a little bit cooler across the board. into next week, then, it starts off wet at times, particularly in northern and western areas, before it turns warmer to end the week once again. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines: one of the government's scientific advisers suggests england may have to consider closing pubs if it's to re—open schools as planned. from today, more than 2 million people considered at high risk from coronavirus will no longer need to shield in most parts of england. some beauty s

all the way back to the 1860's jumped into the irish sea, not knowing where they were going, not knowing whether they would make it to shore, all the way to today. there is a reason we have been able to constantly renew and remake ourselves, because we can cherry pick the best of every culture. it takes courage to lead a country of every kind, of every background. that is why we are who we are. if i am elected president, we will immediately end trump's assault on the dignity of american communities. we will restore our historic role as a safe haven for refugees and asylum-seekers and those fleeing violence and persecution. my lord, we have never made asylum-seekers seek asylum outside of the united states of america. we will stop the inhumane practice of separating families -- children from the parents. look at all the families that are not reunited. we will stop detaining people indefinitely, help ensure migrants get the support they need while they are navigating the asylum process. it will cost a lot of money, but it is a hell of a lot cheaper than building a wall. we are going to res

monday, the greatest threat in western parts, the irish sea, perhaps northern ireland in the afternoon. elsewhere, plenty of sunshine, very warm, that warmth and humidity creeping further north, northern england, southern scotland. maybe 33, 3a in the south—east. monday into tuesday, the thundery low over the bay of biscay continuing to drift north, that is what is developing the thunderstorms. bit of difficulty pinpointing where they will turn out but it looks like the northern half of the uk could be most at threat. further ones in the south—east in the afternoon. another very warm and humid day for much of england and wales and southern scotland. highs in the south—east again in the mid—30s. continuing to stay very thundery through the week, warm with some sunshine around, but signs by the end of the week of temperatures returning a little bit closer to normal, turning a little bit fresher for all. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. amid growing anger at the lebanese government and mass demonstrations over last week's catas

the winds are strong around the irish sea coast, gusting at 30 or a0 mph perhaps for western wales. disappointing temperatures where you have the rain, but in the south—east where it will stay dry, some sunshine and feeling a little warmer. we have a wetter front bringing wetter windier weather on wednesday and then high pressure building in towards the end of the week, we start to tap into some warmth from the near continent. it will be a wet day again on wednesday for northern and western areas, fairly strong winds, but temperatures begin to climb, especially for england and wales. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: a former uk conservative minister — and current mp — is arrested on suspicion of rape, sexual assault and coercive control. the australian state of victoria declares a "state of disaster" as the number of new coronavirus cases rises steeply. classified documents released by the british military raise new questions about whether uk special forces killed unarmed civilians in afghanistan. india records more than 50,000 new coronavirus cases for t

sea into wales, northern england, the midlands, towards east anglia and the south—east, and heavy thundery downpours. in the afternoon, dry in wales and the south—west. lighter winds tomorrow, in scotland, few showers, and it will be cooler, 1a to 16 degrees, top temperature in the south—east 22 or 23 celsius again. monday stays fairly quiet, the winds are light again, thickening cloud coming in from the west bringing rain, it may well stay dry through scotland, rather cool with the highest temperature in the south—east of 21 celsius. quiet day on monday, but not overnight into tuesday because a deepening area of low pressure is widening itself up, heading across the uk. the winds will strengthen overnight, perhaps continuing into wednesday for a while. gales is quite likely, especially in the south, and this is where we are likely to have further travel disruption. a wet start to tuesday, increasingly windy for many parts of the country, the ray not reaching northern scotland, clearing away from some in the bowels of england, wales and southern england could go to 60 miles an hour.

this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightness there. now, through wednesday night it stays rather cloudy with further outbreaks of rain pushing on in towards the north sea. but i think that will leave a legacy of clouds and clear spells and once again it's going to be quite a warm and humid night to come. now, this weather front really started out as we head on into thursday. you can see it fade out there in response to this building area of high pressure over the near continent, and that's going to be the theme as we end the week with high pressure starting to dominate. so that weather front as it fizzles out, it will take any showers with it, the cloud should start to break up, but as we

these could turn heavy and thundery, drift their way northwards through the irish sea, threatening northwest england, northern ireland and heading into southern scotland. there could be the odd sharp shower further east, but there will be a lot of sunshine around as well. it's going to heat up very quickly in england and wales, may well be a hotter day through the midlands — 29, or even 30 degrees here. it gets more humid as well overnight across england and wales, temperatures perhaps dropping no lower than 17—19 degrees. also be a bit warmer in scotland, and probably feeling a bit more humid here, i think, on tuesday. there may well be some further heavy and thundery rain to clear away from overnight, moving northwards, but the details have changed already for tuesday again with a scattering of showers developing further south, but also many areas still dry with some very warm sunshine. those temperatures peaking at 311—35 across the southeast of england. and probably a little bit higher across yorkshire and lincolnshire on tuesday. as we head into the middle part of the week, we are

these could turn heavy and thundery, drift their way northwards through the irish sea, threatening northwest england, northern ireland and heading into southern scotland. there could be the odd sharp shower further east, but there will be a lot of sunshine around as well. it's going to heat up very quickly in england and wales, may well be a hotter day through the midlands — 29, or even 30 degrees here. it gets more humid as well overnight across england and wales, temperatures perhaps dropping no lower than 17—19 degrees. also be a bit warmer in scotland, and probably feeling a bit more humid here, i think, on tuesday. there may well be some further heavy and thundery rain to clear away from overnight, moving northwards, but the details have changed already for tuesday again with a scattering of showers developing further south, but also many areas still dry with some very warm sunshine. those temperatures peaking at 34—35 across the southeast of england. and probably a little bit higher across yorkshire and lincolnshire on tuesday. as we head into the middle part of the week, we are

sea as well where many western areas — a passing shower but a lot of dry weather. the wind is coming from the north, so it is not going to be warm. 12—18 degrees or so. 0nwards, onwards, comes that cloud and rain into the early part of the evening, eventually getting down towards sussex and to kent as well, but at least the combination of the breeze and the cloud will keep the temperatures up. elsewhere, it is going to be a really chilly night for the time of year, but at least that then becomes a really sparkling morning to start your sunday. the wind still a feature here, maybe some cloud and the odd spot of rain to get away from kent and essex, but that clears away and then that is a pretty decent day. again, a spotting of showers, not much more than that, but again, despite the fact that the wind is easing, still only on the thermometers, 12 to about 18 degrees, and here is the thing — we do it all over again as we go from sunday night, under the influence of the big area of high pressure, so not very much in the way of breeze, not very much in the way of c

britain's first attempt at colonization was much closer to home — across the irish sea in ireland. i grew up in the province of munster, listening to stories of english conquerors fighting irish rebels. i've gone back to munster to see what a modern generation feels about the legacy of empire. these days, history is a beautiful tourist trade. here, where empire took root in the fields of munster. there are traces everywhere of that long—ago conquest, when the energy of elizabethan england overpowered its enemies. the irish were not made slaves, but there was massacre, dispossession, and assault on gaelic culture. catholic ireland, with her continental allies, was a threat to protestant elizabeth. but also an opportunity for english adventurers. this part of ireland saw some of the worst atrocities carried out by men regarded as heroes in britain. and they would take the tactics and methods of colonial conquest, and export them from here across the world. men like sir walter raleigh, who took vast land holdings after the destruction of the native lords. the great poet edmund spenc

this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightness there. now, through wednesday night it stays rather cloudy with further outbreaks of rain pushing on in towards the north sea. but i think that will leave a legacy of clouds and clear spells and once again it's going to be quite a warm and humid night to come. now, this weather front really started out as we head on into thursday. you can see it fade out there in response to this building area of high pressure over the near continent, and that's going to be the theme as we end the week with high pressure starting to dominate. so that weather front as it fizzles out, it will take any showers with it, the cloud should start to break up, but as we

britain's first attempt at colonisation was much closer to home — across the irish sea, in ireland. i grew up in the province of munster, listening to stories of english conquerers fighting irish rebels. i've gone back to munster to see what a modern generation feels about the legacy of empire. these days history is a beautiful tourist trail. here, where empire took root, in the fields of munster. there are traces everywhere of that long ago conquest when the energy of elizabethan england overpowered its enemies. the irish were not made slaves, but there was massacre, dispossession and assault on gaelic culture. catholic ireland, with her continental allies, was a threat to england, but also an opportunity for english adventurers. this part of ireland saw some of the worst atrocities carried out by men regarded as heroes in britain and they would take the tactics and methods of colonial conquest and export them from here across the world. men like sir walter raleigh, who took vast land holdings after the destruction of the native lords. the great poet edmund spencer was among those

this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightness there. now, through wednesday night it stays rather cloudy with further outbreaks of rain pushing on in towards the north sea. but i think that will leave a legacy of clouds and clear spells and once again it's going to be quite a warm and humid night to come. now, this weather front really started out as we head on into thursday. you can see it fade out there in response to this building area of high pressure over the near continent, and that's going to be the theme as we end the week with high pressure starting to dominate. so that weather front as it fizzles out, it will take any showers with it, the cloud should start to break up, but as we

so, the forecast for this afternoon — showers moving through northern ireland, the irish sea, the lake district and the north west, and scattered showers elsewhere. but the vast majority of us should have a fine day. 23 in london, 18 expected in glasgow and edinburgh. the showers continue through this evening and overnight across the central swathe of the uk, and then it dries out for most of us, clear spells and not a cold night, temperatures no lower than 14 in london, cardiff or liverpool a little fresher in northern scotland, around nine or ten. sunday's winds will be lighter still, but showers again looking around the north west of england, wales and scotland too. temperatures will range from 23 again in london, but only round the mid teens in aberdeen, so a little fresher across scotland on sunday. here is a heads—up for the weather into the week. it will turn very unsettled again, particularly around tuesday and wednesday. another bout of gale force winds and heavy rain. the jet stream will whip up an atlantic storm, it really does look as though it is going to be a particular

some sunshine but then very quickly see showers arriving in northern ireland, meaning there was the irish sea into wales and northern england, the midlands and then perhaps later in the day some showers arriving in east anglia and the south—east. improving, wins lighter than today, turning more north—westerly in scotland where they will be very few showers around tomorrow but on the cool side our highest temperatures will be 23 or so highest temperatures will be 23 or so like today and the south—east. improving, wins lighter than today, turning more north—westerly in scotla nd turning more north—westerly in scotland where they will be very few showers around tomorrow but on the cool side our highest temperatures will be 23 or so like today now, the south of england ahead of their shows. overnight overnight and into tuesday another spell of wet and windy weather on the way. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: manchester united captain harry maguire pleads not guilty and is released from police custody, following his arrest on the greek island of mykonos. uk tourists who've bee

this next weather front will push across the irish sea, into parts of wales and western england, the odd heavier burst mixed in there. and then further north—west, it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly in england and wales. but once again, we'll stay dry with some brightness across england, the top temperatures 25—27 degrees. also fairly warm across aberdeenshire, with some brightness there. now, through wednesday night it stays rather cloudy with further outbreaks of rain pushing on in towards the north sea. but i think that will leave a legacy of clouds and clear spells and once again it's going to be quite a warm and humid night to come. now, this weather front really started out as we head on into thursday. you can see it fade out there in response to this building area of high pressure over the near continent, and that's going to be the theme as we end the week with high pressure starting to dominate. so that weather front as it fizzles out, it will take any showers with it, the cloud should start to break up, but as we

sea into the north of wales and northern england over the next couple of hours. over the same time period this afternoon and into this evening the isobars tighten as the low centre tracks across northern england, which is why simek was talking about the amber warning for strong and gusty winds all the way from wales right across to the wash. how strong? these are the gusts of mid afternoon. they may well become more widespread across the amber warning area. as simon intimated, there are yellow warnings for rain because the rain in scotland, northern ireland, northern england and northern wales just keep on coming. a bit of sunshine in the south and 23 could be yours. that wraparound occlusion, the old weather front, just keeps on dragging through the north of england overnight as the centre moves away to the north sea. too much wind, cloud and rain for some, but it is quite a slow moving feature. those of you particularly in the east will still feel the effects as we get onto wednesday, particularly in regard to the strength of the win. we are just going to show

these could turn heavy and thundery, drift their way northwards through the irish sea, threatening northwest england, northern ireland and heading into southern scotland. there could be the odd sharp shower further east, but there will be a lot of sunshine around as well. it's going to heat up very quickly in england and wales, may well be a hotter day through the midlands — 29, or even 30 degrees here. it gets more humid as well overnight across england and wales, temperatures perhaps dropping no lower than 17—19 degrees. also be a bit warmer in scotland, and probably feeling a bit more humid here, i think, on tuesday. there may well be some further heavy and thundery rain to clear away from overnight, moving northwards, but the details have changed already for tuesday again with a scattering of showers developing further south, but also many areas still dry with some very warm sunshine. those temperatures peaking at 311—35 across the southeast of england. and probably a little bit higher across yorkshire and lincolnshire on tuesday. as we head into the middle part of the week, we are

some sunshine but then very quickly see showers arriving in northern ireland, meaning there was the irish sea into wales and northern england, the midlands and then perhaps later in the day some showers arriving in east anglia and the south—east. improving, wins lighter than today, turning more north—westerly in scotland where they will be very few showers around tomorrow but on the cool side our highest temperatures will be 23 or so highest temperatures will be 23 or so like today and the south—east. improving, wins lighter than today, turning more north—westerly in scotla nd turning more north—westerly in scotland where they will be very few showers around tomorrow but on the cool side our highest temperatures will be 23 or so like today now, the south of england ahead of their shows. overnight overnight and into tuesday another spell of wet and windy weather on the way.

sea into the far north of england and many to scotland. it's made the western islands by the day. a0 or may be 50 mph gusts across the northwest and a breezy day further south, but like i mentioned the further south you are, chance of staying dry, 23 or 2a degrees here and the mid to upper teens celsius. tuesday and that rain begins to slip southwards with much of northern england and north wales as well. for the spots of rain for the north but drier across other areas, start to import and mileage are more humid air mass from the southwest and temperatures will form 15 degrees on tuesday night. into wednesday still got this area of low—pressure and the weather fronts come against going to be a breezy day, a lot of cloud with mist and bark across northern and western areas. searches eat some rain also pushing across the oversee to whales and western parts of england. again the further south and east you are, although breezy is going to be dry with increasing amounts of sunshine and 25 or 26 degrees is possible. warmer as well for the nort

sea into wales, northern england,... in the afternoon it becomes dry across wales and the south—west. winds will be no lighter tomorrow, turning into more of a north—westerly in scotland where they will be very few showers at all behave it will be a bit cooler, 14 to 16 degrees, top temperature in the south—east 22 a 23 celsius again. monday stays fairly quiet, the ones i light again, we have got some thickening cloud coming from the west, and wealth stay dry too much of scotland, rather cool here with a higher temperature in the south—east 21 celsius. fairly quiet day on monday, not so overnight and into tuesday, because we got another deepening area of low pressure winding itself up heading like the way across the uk. so the winds are going to strengthen overnight and into tuesday, but perhaps continuing to wednesday for a while. gail is getting quite likely especially across the southern half of the uk and this is where we are more likely to have some further travel disruption. it will be a wet start to tuesda

sea coast, 50 mph or more. towards the eastern side of the british isles, the breeze comes from the south so it feels like summer, with some of the highest temperatures of the week, around 25 or 26. cooler towards the west, where it will look more like autumn. towards the end of the week, forget about the bits and pieces, one big area of low pressure close by to the western side of the british isles, lots and i suppose, weapons windy across northern and western parts, wherever you are, it will be blustery —— lots of isobars, wet and windy. a reminder of our top story... as students scramble to secure university places after the exam fiasco in england, an apology from the education secretary. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. it'sjust after 1.30pm. i'm john watson with the latest from the bbc sport centre. clubs could be lost forever — that's the warning from a group of mps who have written to the government urging

the next weatherfront will push across the irish sea into parts of wales, western england, the heavier burst mixed in there. further north—west it will be rather cloudy with spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come, particularly england and wales. 0nce particularly england and wales. once again it will stay dry with some brightness across eastern england, temperatures at 27 degrees, fairly warm across aberdeenshire with more brightness there. the wednesday night it stays rather cloudy with further outbreaks of rain pushing on in towards the north sea. but i think it will leave a legacy of cloud, some clear spells and it is going to be quite a woman humid night to come. “— quite a woman humid night to come. —— warm and humid. it fades out in response to this building area of high pressure coming over, and it will be the theme of high pressure dominating. it fizzles out taking cloud with it, showers should break up and as we start to pick up woman southerly winds, you will be a dry day for many of us with variable cloud and sunny spells. warmer, too, low 20s in the nor

the winds are strong around the irish sea coast, gusting at 30 or a0 mph perhaps for western wales. disappointing temperatures where you have the rain, but in the south—east where it will stay dry, some sunshine and feeling a little warmer. we have a weather front bringing wetter windier weather on wednesday and then high pressure building in towards the end of the week, we start to tap into some warmth from the near continent. it will be a wet day again on wednesday for northern and western areas, fairly strong winds, but temperatures begin to climb, especially for england and wales. this is bbc news with the latest headlines: a former conservative minister and current mp is arrested the government insists that further coronavirus restrictions will be targeted locally. there's a lot of speculation about what might happen in the future, but what we're concentrating on is a targeted rather than a blanket approach. the australian state of victoria declares a state of disaster and imposes new lockdown measures after a surge in coronavirus infections. heading home — the space x caps

these could turn heavy and thundery, drift their way northwards through the irish sea, threatening northwest england, northern ireland and heading into southern scotland. there could be the odd sharp shower further east, but there will be a lot of sunshine around as well. it's going to heat up very quickly in england and wales, may well be a hotter day through the midlands — 29, or even 30 degrees here. it gets more humid as well overnight across england and wales, temperatures perhaps dropping no lower than 17—19 degrees. also be a bit warmer in scotland, and probably feeling a bit more humid here, i think, on tuesday. there may well be some further heavy and thundery rain to clear away from overnight, moving northwards, but the details have changed already for tuesday again with a scattering of showers developing further south, but also many areas still dry with some very warm sunshine. those temperatures peaking at 34—35 across the southeast of england. and probably a little bit higher across yorkshire and lincolnshire on tuesday. as we head into the middle part of the week, we are

these could turn heavy and thundery, drift their way northwards through the irish sea, threatening northwest england, northern ireland and heading into southern scotland. there could be the odd sharp shower further east, but there will be a lot of sunshine around as well. it's going to heat up very quickly in england and wales, may well be a hotter day through the midlands — 29, or even 30 degrees here. it gets more humid as well overnight across england and wales, temperatures perhaps dropping no lower than 17—19 degrees. also be a bit warmer in scotland, and probably feeling a bit more humid here, i think, on tuesday. there may well be some further heavy and thundery rain to clear away from overnight, moving northwards, but the details have changed already for tuesday again with a scattering of showers of showers developing further south, but also many areas still dry with some very warm sunshine. those temperatures peaking at 34—35 across the southeast of england. probably a little bit higher across yorkshire and lincolnshire on tuesday. as we head into the middle part of the week,

sea, drifting on this northerly wind, at its strongest towards east anglia and the english channel. those temperatures, not surprising, 12 or 13 celsius on one or two spots on the east coast, 17 or 18 celsius inland. it should stay dry for many, and not may be just as cold as it was last night, but you will see the temperature starting to dribble away into single figures. monday is a decent day indeed. if you have an outdoor plan, i don‘t think the weather will get in the way. goodbye. hello this is bbc news, the headlines. calls for students in the uk not to go back to university in case it sparks a second wave of coronavirus. we are really worried that we could see universities becoming the care home of any second wave of coronavirus in the uk. european countries are urged to offer "a place of safety" to hundreds of migrants — rescued by ships in the mediterranean — including one paid for by the street artist banksy. tight security in belarus ahead of more expected protests. the government there is accused of cracking down

these could turn heavy and thundery, drift their way northwards through the irish sea, threatening northwest england, northern ireland and heading into southern scotland. there could be the odd sharp shower further east, but there will be a lot of sunshine around as well. it's going to heat up very quickly in england and wales, may well be a hotter day through the midlands — 29, or even 30 degrees here. it gets more humid as well overnight across england and wales, temperatures perhaps dropping no lower than 17—19 degrees. also be a bit warmer in scotland, and probably feeling a bit more humid here, i think, on tuesday. there may well be some further heavy and thundery rain to clear away from overnight, moving northwards, but the details have changed already for tuesday again with a scattering of showers developing further south, but also many areas still dry with some very warm sunshine. those temperatures peaking at 34—35 across the southeast of england. and probably a little bit higher across yorkshire and lincolnshire on tuesday. as we head into the middle part of the week, we are

his next weather from will proceed across the irish sea with prince of wales in western england, and then for the northwest it will be rather cloudy and spots of drizzle at times. a blustery day to come particularly england and wales and once again stayed dry with brightness across eastern england. also fairly warm across with the brightness there. stays rather cloudy with further abrasive rain pushing on into the north sea, but i think it will leave a legacy of clout and clear spells, and by a warm and humid night too,. this waterfront really starts to dial in as we head into thursday, fade out there in response to this building area of the near continent. that will be the theme to the end of the week with high—pressure starting to dominate. that weather front as it fizzles out takes any showers with it, and the crowd starts to break about we pick up warm or southerly winds, a dry day forth variable cloud. temperatures reaching the low 20s for the north, the high 20s across the southeast. as we head into friday could see a little bit of rain returning to western areas, so heavy th

these could turn heavy and thundery, drift their way northwards through the irish sea, threatening northwest england, northern ireland and heading into southern scotland. there could be the odd sharp shower further east, but there will be a lot of sunshine around as well. it's going to heat up very quickly in england and wales, may well be a hotter day through the midlands — 29, or even 30 celsius here. it gets more humid as well overnight across england and wales, temperatures perhaps dropping no lower than 17—19 celsius. also be a bit warmer in scotland, and probably feeling a bit more humid here, i think, on tuesday. there may well be some further heavy and thundery rain to clear away from overnight, moving northwards, but the details have changed already for tuesday again with a scattering of showers of showers developing further south, but also many areas still dry with some very warm sunshine. those temperatures peaking at 3a—35 across the southeast of england. probably a little bit higher across yorkshire and lincolnshire on tuesday. as we head into the middle part of the week,