northern ireland and northern england. further south a little bit warmer, a little bit sunnier with highs of 11 degrees. moving out of thursday into friday, looks a slightly quieter story. that low pressure dress off to the south—west, a scattering of showers here, but there will be some decent dry sunny in the forecast for the end of the working week. highs of 9— the end of the working week. highs of 9- 13 the end of the working week. highs of 9— 13 degrees. there is the potential on saturday because the wind direction is coming from the east, always a little more in the way of cloud spilling on of the north sea coast. sheltered western areas likely to see the best of the sunshine, but a quieter start to the weekend, highest values of 9—13. now, looking further ahead, we have to continue to look out to the east. an area of high pressure centred across scandinavia, and the wind is still coming from an easterly or a south—easterly, so this mild, yellow tones starting to nudge a little bit closer towards the uk. so that does potentially mean things look a little bit more opt

sunshine around, some patchy cloud, particularly in parts of north—east england this morning. but we take a look at this afternoon and it is looking dry and bright with further sunny spells. there will be a little bit more cloud for eastern parts of england and the far north of scotland, but it is going to remain dry with that keen north—easterly wind. it is feeling cool for coastal areas and breezy across the south. temperatures not up to much today, a maximum of around 9—13. the best of the sunshine will be the further west you are. going through this evening and overnight, we will tend to see a bit more cloud coming into the far north of scotland. a bit more cloud coming in from the west for northern ireland and also feeding into eastern parts of england. but under clear skies it is looking like it's going to be a cold night, temperatures dropping away. there is the chance of a fairly widespread frost tomorrow morning. tomorrow, a bit more cloud for north—east scotland and parts of northern ireland, the cloud feeding in from the west could be thick enough for the order spot of dr

time do well and at the southwest england. the area of high pressure that has been so dominant they speak will start to ease its way a little bit further south and east. that is going to allow the wind direction to turn to allow the wind direction to turn to a southeasterly flow. but that is going to do, that is going to allow this frontal system pushed and from the atlantic and eventually it will start to push in on the way of milder air. start to push in on the way of milderair. on start to push in on the way of milder air. on tuesday, start to push in on the way of milderair. on tuesday, we start to push in on the way of milder air. on tuesday, we rent the best of the few showers into the southwest england and parts of wales. the southeasterly flow will drive and that mild air and temperatures likely to be in double digits, pretty much across the country. a notable difference in the feel of the weather. we will get a little bit moderate for the middle pa rt little bit moderate for the middle part of the week, but the area of low pressure will bring more in the way of showers thro

on wednesday. parts of eastern england will see some more cloud around. the weak weather front close to northern scotland with cloud, a bit of patchy rain, maybe later in the day, the odd heavy shower is possible and plenty of cloud moving into northern ireland. it is an easterly breeze, for most of us it is light and will pick up over the weekend. along that easterly breeze, with the cloud coming in towards north sea coasts and the flow of air coming in from the sea, this is where we are just into single figures. elsewhere, the range of 10—12. it still doesn't feel too bad at this time of year if you have some sunshine. as we go through the night into friday morning, some areas of cloud around, some clear spells but the clearer weather isn't as widespread so the frost isn't as widespread going into friday morning. just pockets more especially into parts of scotland and north—east england so temperatures a little bit higher as friday begins. and then on friday, it looks like there will be a bit more cloud around generally while most places will be staying dry, parts of scotland,

news across parts of wales and the south—west of england preventing the temperatures from falling too low. where we keep the clearer skies, we could see temperatures just dipping below freezing in places. so again, a touch of light frost not out of the question. starting off tomorrow morning on another drive, quiet note with a little bit of more cloud the further west you are and the cloud coming in off the north sea. going through the day, slightly drier air will allow more sunshine to come through but temperatures still struggling. the high pressure stays without into the weekend. in fact, if anything, we're going to continue to drive in more colder air so it will feel chillier as we get through to saturday and sunday. the good news is, it will continue to stay largely dry. a few extra layers is what is needed first thing in the morning on saturday, which will be a fairly cloudy day. but again, it will be dry. just the risk of an isolated shower across the south—east. temperatures disappointing for the time of year. spot the difference as we go into sunday, maybe we have a greater

their responsibility. it's been a mixed day for england all—rounder ben stokes in his latest match playing for the rajasthan royals against the chennai super kings in the ipl. stokes made a quick 28 runs and then took a stunning catch off the bowling ofjofra archer as the super kings collapsed chasing their target of 152. the super kings had the last laugh though. they needed three off the last ball — bowled by stokes — and new zealander mitchell santner hit it for six. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10.30. thank you. theresa may has told mps they have a "national duty" to resolve the brexit crisis, as she defended accepting a further six month delay. but some of her own mps have called on her to resign, accusing her of "abject surrender" to the eu. the uk was due to leave with no—deal tomorrow — but in the early hours of this morning, eu leaders opted for a new deadline — the 31st of october. however the uk could leave before then if a deal is agreed. if it isn't, the uk will have to take part in european elections at the end of may.

courts in england, and then once he has brought here to the united states he will be given the opportunity to cross—examine the witnesses and the evidence against him to prove he wasn't part of the conspiracy. what chance is there of other charges being brought against him while he is there? there was talk of people charging him with treason at one stage. there are other people saying they believe in freedom of speech, but that they believe he worked with the russians to elect president trump. there is a rule of law cold the rule of speciality. what that says is, if you are extradited from one country to another, the country that receives you can only prosecute you for the crimes that have been authorised by the extradition. so in this case the only crime at this moment that will be authorised by the extradition is the intrusion into the government computer. now, if additional charges are filed before the final extradition is to ta ke before the final extradition is to take place, then he could be charged with those other crimes. but once he arrives here in the us, he can onl

anglia in the south—east of england, though they will be very hit or miss. most places will have a very dry day, the easterly breeze picking up a little bit. that is a process that continues into the weekend, it is going to bilk holders because the eastern side of the uk, around seven to 10 degrees, maybe to 12 in the west, as high as 1a degrees in the best of the sunshine because north—west scotland. friday night, some of the cloud have melt away. it will become largely clear but still a chance of a few showers feeding in the far south of england and for many of us, they will be a false as the we can begin, so gardeners and growers ta ke the we can begin, so gardeners and growers take note of that. and then the saturday and indeed the whole weekend, the weather pattern looks like this. it is high pressure coming against low pressure for control of the weekend weather, high—pressure winning but without stronger colder easterly wind. so it isa stronger colder easterly wind. so it is a windier picture because the uk but where we will see the wind most is in the west, northern ireland

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one or two showers perhaps for east anglia and the far south—east of england, which could have a bit of a wintry mix in there as well. but elsewhere, some good spells of sunshine. still quite breezy for northern ireland, the west coast of scotland, wales and down into the south—west of england, and still feeling cool. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7. sweden considers reopening an investigation into rape allegations made against wikileaks founder julian sa njay after made against wikileaks founder julian sanjay after his arrest over conspiracy charges in the us. they could have kept it going when he was in the embassy, they decided not to. if they reopen it, we will deal with that word comes to that. chancellor philip hammond says he hopes a brexit deal can be achieved in time to stop the uk taking part in next month's european elections. clearly nobody wants to fight the european parliament elections. it feels like a pointless exercise. the only way we can avoid that is by getting a deal agreed and done quickly. former ukip leader nigel farage launches a new brexit party a

for good. thousands of children in england are going to illegal, unregistered schools, according to the regulator ofsted, and it says the conditions in some of them are "appalling". jesse starts as an ex—convict pursuing her dream of becoming a country music star in wild rose. you came here what james country music star in wild rose. you came here whatjames king that of fat and the rest of this week's releases in the film review. —— that. good evening. prosecutors in sweden say they're considering whether to reopen an investigation, into allegations of rape against the founder of wikileaks, julian assange. he was arrested yesterday, following ecuador‘s decision to revoke his asylum at its embassy in london, after nearly seven years. the us wants him extradited to face charges of conspiracy to hack a government computer, but labour says he shouldn't be sent to america, for simply exposing evidence of us atrocities in iraq and afghanistan. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, reports. swedish prosecutors have been pursuing julian assange for years about rain, coercion

—directing patients to health care professionals other than gps and reducing paperwork. nhs england said the scheme should be in place in three—quarters of gp practices by 2022. so what we've done is we've, for example, trained reception staff to get the patient to the right person, because it may not need to be a doctor — it could be a nurse, it could be a paramedic, it could be a pharmacist. we've trained our admin staff to be able to do paperwork in a different way, so that doctors are freed from admin and they're free to see patients instead. a historian believes he's pinpointed the location of the london home where william shakespeare wrote some of his most popular works, including romeo and juliet and a midsummer night's dream. evidence suggests the bard took up residence in the parish of st helen's bishopgate in the late 1590s. the theatre historian geoffrey mark cross referenced different records to find the exact location and he is with me now. this is one of those mysteries about the years he spent in london, how did you track this down? it's a complicated story but it

, one or two in eastern parts of england and some patchy rain. the isles of scilly, cornwall and perhaps pembrokeshire and the further west you are in northern ireland, remember, we saw the weather front earlier. more cloud around. a stronger east south easterly breeze, average speeds across western parts could gust in excess of 40 miles an hourin could gust in excess of 40 miles an hour in some spots. that adds an extra chill to an already chilly day and for many of us temperatures are pegged back into single figures. as we go on through sunday night and into monday morning, some of the cloud we have had will melt away and under clear skies some of us will have a frost again but still towards parts of south—west england, wales and northern ireland, some cloud and the chance of some outbreaks of rain and avoiding of rust. i think even where you end up with a brass, not quite as cold as monday morning. some sunshine, some cloud developing and most places dry but again, close to that weather front, the chance of outbreaks of rain in south—west england, pushing into parts of wales and n

patients to health care professionals other than gp‘s and reducing paperwork. nhs england said the scheme should be in place in three quarters of gp practices by 2022. i'm joined now via webcam byjaimie kaffash, editor of pulse magazine for gps. thank you forjoining us. how does the scheme work? this was brought in in 2016, and it was money of £30 million given to general gp practices to implement a load of different ways of bureaucracy and one of them is a different kind of health professional but also ways of bringing an efficient telephone systems and ways of using online consultations more... it was hoped this would save gps time with bureaucracy. now, speaking to gps ourselves, the first reaction we get when we mention this is what is that? although there has seemed to be encouraging results, i think it has not really resonated with the wider gp population as a whole, really. one of the things that you talked about was telephone appointments, and people think, if i have a telephone appointment i can't see my doctor, but it encourages some people who spoke to a doctor and deci

, most stayed dry. early showers and intense fading the odd one pops up in north—east england and a few in eastern scotland. then this where the fronts to the west, a few pulses of rain running through the aisles of rain running through the aisles of silly into cornwall, maybe be into temperature and the further west you are in northern ireland. it is going to be a windy day. gusts greater than a0 miles an hour in some spots. a combination of more wind and more cloud will make you feel colder than today. single figure temperatures, so really quite disappointing for the time of year. as we go through sunday night and into monday morning we are going to keep some areas of cloud around, particularly close to this weather fronts in the west. you mayjust see the rain popping up into parts of south—west england and south—east wales. again avoiding the frosty. not much blue showing up as monday starts. not as much frost. still some frost, particularly in parts of scotla nd some frost, particularly in parts of scotland and northern england. into monday, some sunshine to begin with, cloud bu

parts of eastern england, especially east anglia and south—east england, you may catch a stray shower. if you do there could be some small hail associated. we have referenced the wind, average speeds but gusts will be higher, particularly in the west and especially into northern ireland. around a0 mph. for many, temperatures stuck in single figures especially on the north sea coast. for scotland, avourable wind directions with temperatures up to 1a, as we have had over the past few days. clear weather overnight and into sunday but cloud increasing over the far south of england, northern ireland, and on the north sea coast with the breeze we should avoid a frost, but elsewhere we are in the blue so another frost as sunday begins. plenty of morning sunshine, some showers developing. a stray shower here or there, most places will stay dry. cornwall and northern ireland, expect cloud, you could see some patchy rain out of this weather front but most places will stay dry, with some cloud building during the day. temperatures similar, as is the wind, so it is feeling chilly. however, into n

ones coming into the south—east of england and east anglia. but away from here, it is going to be dry, plenty of sunshine, some fair weather cloud building up. a little more hazy for northern ireland, west wales and the south—west of england where it is particularly windy. temperatures in the north—west of scotland could make 12 or 13, eastern parts of england nearer seven to nine and falling quickly this evening as skies clear and the winds drop. more cloud though for northern ireland, west wales, and a bit of rain in the far south—west of england should keep the temperatures up here, otherwise it is going to be clear skies, cold and frosty once again. second half of the weekend starts with sunshine in many areas, but more cloud for northern ireland, south—western parts of wales, south—west england. cloud amounts elsewhere will tend to increase, more cloud than today. the odd shower possible but most places will be dry, but those temperatures again struggling up to highs of 9 or 10 celsius. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: the home secretary, sajid

north—east england, eastern scotland, wintry on hills. here is that weather front with the cloud for northern ireland, moving into wales and south—west england, the further west you are you will see some further occasional mostly light rain. the winds are a little stronger tomorrow and these are average speeds, gusts in the west up to 40 average speeds, gusts in the west up to a0 miles an hour, may be more in a few spots. that adds an extra chill along with more cloud around as well. single figure temperatures feeling colder in the wind. through sunday night into monday morning, weather front to the west hangs around, so the focus for cloud in some outbreaks of rain pushing into parts of south—west england and wales, may be northern ireland. i don‘t think it will be as cold as monday begins but still some areas of blue, stowe still some frost where it has been clear overnight. cloud building on monday, most places dry by the odd shower to that north—east. this weather front in the west has not moved far, still delivering patchy rain towards south—west england, wales and nor

showers will push across east anglia into the south—east of england can very hit and miss and there will be sunny spells but elsewhere it will be dry with some sunshine, hazy sunshine for northern ireland, wales and the south west of england, strong winds across the board and it will feel cold, temperatures struggling after that frosty start, 8 degrees near i’ows that frosty start, 8 degrees near rows north sea coasts, it quickly gets cold this evening as the sun goes down, the cloud melts away and showers retrieved but there is more cloud for northern ireland, western wales, south—west of england, but elsewhere we have the blues, frost returning and we could see temperatures down to —a by early morning so eat cold start again, a lot of dry weather again, rain in the far west of england but not getting any further and after a sunny start we will see more cloud arriving through the day, less sunshine and that will make it feel cold, temperatures struggling to a high of9 cold, temperatures struggling to a high of 9 or 10 celsius. at the moment our air is coming from the baltic a

involving dating apps and websites across england and wales. is the tiger roaring back? tiger woods will try to win his first major title for more than a decade as he enters the final round of the masters in second place. and the brexit extension and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's pledge to annex parts of the west bank are discussed in dateline london with carie gracie. in half an hour here on bbc news. a leaked recording of the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has been released, in which he suggests the party may have lost, mislaid or ignored evidence of anti—semitism. his comments were secretly taped by one of his fiercest critics — the labour mp, dame margaret hodge, when she met him to discuss the matter. part of the recording has been released by the sunday times. a labour spokesman said the recording showed jeremy corbyn‘s desire to rebuild trust with thejewish community. we can listen to part of that recording now... our political correspondent, jessica parker, explained to me more about howjeremy corbyn is trying to tackle the problem of anti—semitism in the l

england and wales. is the tiger roaring back? tiger woods will try to win his first major title for more than a decade as he enters the final round of the masters in second place. and at 12:30pm, click reports from the vatican as the pope hosts a workshop on robot ethics and artificial intelligence. a leaked recording of the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has been released, in which he suggests the party may have lost, mislaid or ignored evidence of anti—semitism. his comments were secretly taped by one of his fiercest critics, the labour mp dame margaret hodge, when she met him to discuss the matter. part of the recording has been released by the sunday times. a labour spokesman said the recording showed jeremy corbyn‘s desire to rebuild trust with thejewish community. we can listen to part of that recording now... those comments were recorded by the labour mp dame margaret hodge. we spoke to her earlier, here's what she had to say. i think we have got to such a point now that there is no alternative but to have that independent investigation of complaints, otherwise there will not

shower, early showers should fade and we may catch some in north—east england, a few more towards eastern scotland, wintry on the high hills. remember that weather front? here is the cloud and patchy rain from that. the isles of scilly, parts of cornwall and pembrokeshire, the further west you are, in northern ireland. the breeze is stronger. average speeds across western parts, you could get some gusts in excess of a0 miles an hour. more cloud, more wind, that will make you feel colder. really, these temperatures are already struggling for the time of year. now, as we go on through sunday night and into monday morning this weather system to the west really doesn't want to move. the closest you are to it, the more cloud there is around, still the chance of seeing outbreaks of rain, maybe still the odd shower clipping parts of eastern scotland, but most places stay dry. away from the west, not as much blue, not so much in the way of frost. still a chilly start for many of us on monday morning. early sunny spells, again, some cloud expected to build. most places will stay dry. still

under for the championship. england's ian poulter was flying the flag for europe. a round of 68 leaving him at nine under. but it is italy that is really flying the flag. francesco molinari was as cool as a cucumber all day. he hasn't dropped a shot since the first round and a series of birdies gave him a score of 66 and a two shot lead going into day four. francesco molinari hasn't won a green jacket yet but the way he is playing, he is going to take some stopping. tim allman, bbc news. sadaf khadem has won the first official boxing match ever contested by an iranian woman. fighting in her national colours she beat a french woman, anne chauvin, in the french town of royan. khadem had to fight abroad despite having the blessing of the iranian sporting authorities. khadem said she's expecting a hero's welcome when she returns to iran next week. ramzan karmali has more. two women giving their all in a boxing ring. nothing unusual, you may think. but one of the fighters is making history. sadaf khadem's boxing journey began four years ago, training in private for much of that time.

crimes involving dating apps and websites across england and wales. an investigation by bbc radio 5 live found that around half the reported offences were sex crimes. the 0nline dating association says its members do all they can to protect users from harm. here's the programme's presenter adrian goldberg on why the number of crimes have increased. we've analysed figures from 22 of the 43 police forces across england and wales who responded to a freedom of information request. they showed that, in 2015, there were 329 offences reported to those forces related to online websites or dating apps. now, that 329 by last year had risen to 528 offences. so an exact doubling across those 22 police force areas. and overall, half of those reported or alleged crimes were sexual in nature. i should say as well, i hesitate to use the phrase "tip of the iceberg" but that is just half of the police forces who responded to our freedom of information request. large police force areas like the metropolitan police in london didn't respond. so i think it is reasonable to assume that the real figure of crime

championship. england's ian poulter was flying the flag for europe. a round of 68 leaving him at nine—under. but it is italy that is really flying the flag. francesco molinari was as cool as a cucumber all day. he hasn't dropped a shot since the first round and a series of birdies gave him a score of 66 and a two shot lead going into day four. cheering and applause. molinari hasn't won a green jacket yet but the way he's playing, he's going to take some stopping. cheering and applause. famous for his dazzling glass sculptures, artist dale chihuly has returned to kew gardens in london for his latest installation. with over 30 sculptures on display, some never been seen before in the uk, our correspondent wendy hurrell has been to meet him. well, i love greenhouses, you know, and how can you not love kew? it's just the most extraordinary, with some 300 acres with all these greenhouses. it is notjust under glass that you'll find all these reflections of nature. the cherry blossoms are out at kew gardens. poking up out of the grass, not only tulips, but these amazing glass sculptures. t

overnight for northern ireland and the south—west of england. but a cold night elsewhere with temperatures in rural spots —1, minus two degrees. so where you've got those clear skies, it's a cold, frosty start to monday but there should be some decent sunshine. there will be more cloud working in from the east, the likes of lincolnshire up towards northumberland and aberdeenshire, if you spots of drizzle and quite a chilly wind coming in off the north sea. also more rain in the far south—west but elsewhere, under those clear skies, not a bad day. temperatures, quite widely 13 or 14 degrees but we are looking at single figures with the breeze coming in from the north sea. as we head through the week ahead, goodbye to the blues and hello to the orange colours, the milder air, drawing

across england and wales. and could the tiger be roaring back? tiger woods will try to win his first major title since 2008, as he goes into the final round of the masters in second place. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35. this morning's reviewers are the sunday times‘ education editor, sian griffiths, and the journalist and author, shyama perera. good morning. a leaked recording of the labour leader jeremy corbyn has been released, in which he suggests the party may have lost, mislaid or ignored evidence of anti—semitism. his comments were secretly taped by one of his fiercest critics — the labour mp, dame margaret hodge — when she met him to discuss the matter. part of the recording has been released by the sunday times. a labour spokesman said the recording showed jeremy corbyn‘s desire to rebuild trust with thejewish community. just to reassure you, he's not going to be running the system, he's not entitled to do that. the point of him is that he will look at the speed of doing the cases, the administration and the collation of the evidence, befor

from the 11th and 12th centuries, and it had influenced a whole lot of buildings in england, including westminster abbey, and all our subsequent cathedrals. notre dame survived europe's devastating wars of religion, and the age of revolution. it was a theatre of hubris, napoleon was crowned emperor here by the pope. at the end of world war ii, the bells of notre dame pealed the hour of liberation. its glories are a source of pride for the people of the city. translation: i speak to your english audience to share my immense sorrow, my immense pain in front of this catastrophe that has befallen notre dame. i have lived here for more than 30 years, my three children were baptised here. what the germans did not destroy was ruined by stupid fire. higher and higher it goes up... the fear of devastating fire was always present. this was the mid 1930s, when the paris fire service drilled for such an eventuality, but it was a renovation in the modern age that prove catastrophic. these statues were moved for protection just last week. tonight, paris feels like a city that is mourning the loss of

scotland, eastern wales and most of england. the weather not changing a great deal meaning it will stay miserable for northern ireland, we will have a fairly strong winds around western areas, gusting around 40—50 mph. the wind isn't just strong, areas, gusting around 40—50 mph. the wind isn'tjust strong, but quite chilly winds, temperatures struggling, highs in northern ireland of 8—9d, may be up to ten later, the best sunshine further south and east woods, highs of 15 degrees. overnight tonight it is going to be quite a cloudy night. the winds will stay fairly brisk and we have a weather front that will slowly begin to push further east woods making little overall progress but still keeping damp weather for wales and pushing in south—west england. temperature wise, low is between 5—8dc and tomorrow quite a cloudy day weather wise coming up. our weather front, cloudy day weather wise coming up. our weatherfront, again cloudy day weather wise coming up. our weather front, again slow moving, bringing rain across western areas, turning lighter and pecchia through the day an

abolish tests in primary schools in england — saying children should prepare for life notjust exams. labour says it would scrap national primary school tests in england. the tests — called sats — are taken by children at the end of primary school and are for grammar, reading and maths. children also currently take them earlier aged six or seven although these are due to be phased out in 2023. but the government has defended the tests, as our education editor branwen jeffreys reports from liverpool. a useful check on your child's progress 01’ a source of stress and tears? for 20 years, tests have been part of primary school. labour brought them in and now wants to scrap them. sats and the regime of extreme pressure testing are giving young children nightmares and leaving them in floods of tears. so, he said, the current tests would go. the next labour government will scrap primary school sats for seven and 11 years old. cheering and applause. teachers here are pleased. they've long argued that tests put too much pressure into the school system. but labour says it wouldn't get r

their say on billy vuniploa's online conduct. it comes after the england and saracens forward posted support for israel folau's controversial anti—gay views on social media. folau has subsequently been sacked by australia. vunipola has received an official warning. our correspondent chris jones has more. the rfu say that billy vunipola expressed regrets and he understood the hurt and offence he had caused by the defence of isreal folau and adding in his own instagram post, that man was made for women to procreates. billy vunipola has also been reminded of his responsibilities as an ambassador for the game and for a sport that values inclusivity, although he has not yet deleted the post which suggests he does stand by his views, which come from his interpretation of his christian religion, although he does regret expressing these views. manchester united travel to barcelona needing to overturn a 1—0 deficit if they're to win their champions league quarterfinal. it will be the first time united manager ole gunnar solskjaer has played or managed at the ground since scoring the winni

bring more attention to restoration projects like yours, not only in england but around the world ? only in england but around the world? i only in england but around the world ? i have only in england but around the world? i have seen hillary clinton tweeting in the last hour or so saying our thoughts and hearts are in paris but there is also problems with churches, some of the black churches in america, people in the moon for donating, please support them too. i think that is absolutely right. i was asked earlier today whether we should be looking for government support for these great churches, i think for many cathedrals, particularly the historic ones, they are able to draw and people who donate generously, and people who donate generously, and a way that saying county durham where we are serving many deprived communities actually you don't have that possibility. so i would rather see people supporting their local communities as well as donating to us communities as well as donating to us when they come to visit. but i think if all the money got sucked in toa think if all the

affecting southern coastal counties and an outside chance of a shower for eastern england, but most of us dry, fine, settled and sunny. overnight, low cloud moving in from the north sea affecting eastern scotla nd the north sea affecting eastern scotland and eastern england as well and there might be mist and fog patches forming but it won't be too cold overnight with temperatures between five and nine celsius and that takes us into thursday. the low cloud, mist and fog will clear quickly and we have a fine day with plenty of sunshine. the onshore winds keep the east coast cooler and fresher, just 12 in aberdeen, but away from the east coast things are warming up with highs of 20 in both cardiff and london. that warming trend continues into good friday and a glorious day with lots of spring sunshine out and about, the wind is a bit lighter, temperatures a bit higher, 21 celsius in edinburgh, 21 for birmingham, london and cardiff and towards the east coast we will see the temperatures creeping up with the lighter winds. that continues as we head into the weekend and an outside chance of

the north—west of england where it was quite a bit cooler thanks to that rain and drizzle in low cloud. we had a taste of things to come here in cornwall, the sun was out and it was a good deal warmer as well. we're going to find more sunshine more widely as we head the easter weekend, and as a result it will be turning warmer everywhere. still some cloud on the scene. this is heading towards iberia to bring some cooler, wetter weather. this cloud brought rain and drizzle earlier on. further south, clearing skies mean some mr and fog forming. does make mist and fog. that will take a little while to clear away in the morning. western scotland, the cloud breaks, the sunshine develops more widely, that we could bubble up some cloud in east anglia and squeeze out a late light shower. 0n the whole it is a dry and warm afternoon with temperatures reaching 19 or 20 in the south—east of england. with all this warmth and sunshine, high pollen levels across england and wales in particular. as we head into the evening and overnight, watch out towards the east to see some mist and low cloud comi

south and that means the mist and fog patches through wales, the midlands and southern england, that will clear in the morning. the cloud bubbles up from east anglia towards the pennines, may squeeze out a light shower but on the whole that is a dry afternoon with some sunshine and warmer than it was on tuesday. as of 19, maybe 20 degrees. the downside with all this temperature and sunshine is the high pollen levels you will see across england and wales in particular. the evening and overnight we will have clear skies but low cloud developing over the north sea coast, that will bring its way further inland so a bit misty and murky over the hills. a bit chilly in rural areas. those of the temperatures in towns and cities. 0ver temperatures in towns and cities. over the next few days we will find warmer weather pushing across the whole of the country, really warming up whole of the country, really warming up across whole of the country, really warming up across central areas of europe and that is where our air is coming from. on thursday, we will still have that mist and low cloud to s

around as well. and this was the scene, actually, in the north—west of england where it was quite a bit cooler thanks to that rain and drizzle and low cloud. but we had a taste of things to come in cornwall. the sun was out and it was a good deal warmer as well. and we're going to find more sunshine more widely as we into the easter weekend. and as a result it will be turning warmer everywhere. now, still some cloud on the scene. this cloud is heading towards iberia to bring some cooler, wetter weather. this cloud brought the rain and drizzle earlier on. that it is tending to peter out all the while. it's a little bit damp across western scotland. further south, clearing skies means some mist and fog forming in wales, the midlands, and parts of southern england. that will take a little while to clear away in the morning. the drizzle won't last long in western scotland. the cloud breaks, the sunshine develops more widely. but we could bubble up a bit of cloud from east anglia towards the pennines and maybe squeeze out an isolated late shower. 0n the whole, it's a dry and a warm afternoon

overnight tonight, we are going to see some low cloud coming back and across parts of england and scotland, particularly for eastern areas. and some fog patches around as well, some of which could turn out to be quite dense in places by dawn. temperatures overnight between around 5—9dc, so not desperately cold. thursday morning then, the low cloud with the mist and fog will burn away fairly quickly. there will be these brisk winds coming in off the north sea, keeping the east coast of scotland and england a little bit cooler and fresher. so temperatures, for example, in aberdeen, reaching a high of say 12 celsius with those onshore winds. but come away from the coast, it's going to be warm in the sunshine, with temperatures peaking at 20 in cardiff and london, and it's set to get warmer than that as we head into the weekend. that's your weather. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... church bells have rang across france following the fire at notre dame cathedral in paris on monday. new images emerge from inside the cathedral — firefighters say they arrived at the scene withi