tuesday is a cooler, damperaffair british isles. tuesday is a cooler, damper affair with the front close by. heavy rain across the high ground in western scotland and if you become involved. —— into the cumbrian fells. that is when you get the last of the holiday heat. that front is only the context of not having much rain as it gets to the east. as it makes progress the atla ntic east. as it makes progress the atlantic it introduces the atlantic influence. rather than anything from the continent, which is what we enjoyed over the weekend. there goes that weather front. then there is a lull. another set of front plattner —— fronts on wednesday likely to spread wind, cloud and rain across scotland, northern ireland and western england, mobs of wales too. it is still dry but it is not 26, 27. was closer to 19 or 20. not cold. the low pressure is the dominant feature away towards the north—west of the british isles on thursday. we get rid of weather fronts. that leaves us on thursday for the northern parts of the british isle

the exceptions are one 01’ british isles. the exceptions are one or two spots on the east coast exposed on the onshore breeze, temperatures around 12— 13 degrees. this finger of low cloud and fog has been there for a couple of days now. many inland areas at least on into the mid— 20s or so. still, clout and some rain across northern and western pa rt of some rain across northern and western part of the not british isles. that quits only to make more room for another set of front on the start the tuesday across western parts. it will be a mild start to the day on tuesday. that little weather front there doesn't look very much but it is the first signs of somewhat cooler conditions trying to get into the western side of the british isles. tuesday is a cooler, damper asset with that front, some heavy bursts of rain across the high ground of western scotland and into the cumbrian. in a bit, that is earliest got the last of the holiday weekend heat. i say it is a fairly wea k weekend heat. i say it is a fairly weak front and i

weakening weather fronts across the british isles. isobars in the north. there will be a generally fresher feel. in this dip in thejet will be a generally fresher feel. in this dip in the jet stream we will have no pressure as the dominant feature. the yellows drift away. it is my atlantic —based rather than airfrom the is my atlantic —based rather than air from the continent. the north and western part of the british isles wet and cooler, probably. as you come further south and east, the dry weather hanging on for a time. the stuff in the north—west may win out as we get to the weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines: former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson has emergency surgery for a brain haemorrhage. british fugitive jamie acourt is denied bail by a spanishjudge. he was arrested in barcelona for alleged drugs offences. russian opposition leader alexei navalny is arrested as he tries to address a protest against president putin. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. the former manchester united manager, sir alex ferguson, is in hospit

this time it's the far south of the british isles likely to see the greatest number of thunderstorms. into the middle part of the week, not a great deal changes. perhaps we willjust develop some thunderstorms drifting towards the northern parts of scotland and still that threat of thundery showers down into the southern parts as we get into the second half of the week. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at eight: celebrations in dublin, but now the focus shifts to the north and abortion laws that are far more restrictive than the rest of the uk. our policy is the same from the north of ireland right through the bottom of ireland. we want to see the same policy. we need to show care and compassion towards women. i think it is a popular opinion throughout northern ireland that we should not have a liberalised abortion regime. no end to the political deadlock on italy as the man designated as the country's prime minister gives up his bid to form a government. the us sends a delegation to north korea aimed at reinstating a possible summit between the countries‘ leaders.

come monday, i think you will notice across the south—eastern quarter more generally of the british isles, is that the wind will have picked up. a big area of low pressure over the near continent keeping it breezy, but you will notice on the bigger scale again quite a lot of dry weather around, quite a bit of sunshine away from this north—western quarter where you will fill in that cloud as the day goes on. trends for the forthcoming week — certainly starting off mainly dry, sunny spells, and the first couple of days could really turn really quite warm. take care. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: the us secretary of state suggests that pyongyang could be in for a financial boost — if it gives up nuclear weapons. if kim jong—un chooses the right path, there is a future brimming with prosperity for north korea. and the north korean people. the dispute over america's new sanctions on iran deepens. the british pm joins other european leaders in warning about the effects of the m

a big area of low pressure churning away, throwing these thundery plumes across the british isles and here is the thing, we have done pretty much the thing, we have done pretty much the same thing in the first part of this evening and will continue to do, possibly in slightly different areas over the next few days. the thunderstorm risk persisting. part of the reason is that things are on the mild side so as we moved to temperatures —— the evening, temperatures —— the evening, temperatures around 20 in the south—east but many more of you will notice as the thunderstorms fade that we will see an incursion of low cloud from the north sea to give a pretty dull start to the new day across the greater part of central britain, a bit of sunshine further south but pretty sultry and temperatures never lower than 15 overnight. a fresh start of the day across the north of scotland but gloriously sunny away from the eastern shores. as the heat of the day pours through and it will be another close day there will be more thunderstorms across southern counties of england and wales and some

generally speaking the western half of the british isles fare nicely. that rain becoming more intense through the early part of the evening onto the wee small hours of sunday, as it continues itsjourney at the eastern side of the british isles. just how far west it comes is still open to some debate. underneath the cloud, you will not have the coldest nights, but it could be a cool start to sunday and a bright one across northern and western parts of the british isles. don't be surprised if on sunday morning some of this rain is a good deal further towards the west. if you've got a plan for sunday, you'd better get up to date with the forecast as it develops. i think generally speaking, that plume of cloud and rain moves further north and east, allowing somewhat drier conditions to eventually break out across the south—eastern quarter. again, sunday, rather like saturday, i think we'll see the very best of the weather rather towards the west. come monday, i think you will notice it is across the south—eastern quarter more generally of the british is

these and part of the british isles that dry again. ‘s weekend, showers into the far south—west, and then that frontal including a smuggling ring across northern and eastern parts of britain. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.00pm: anger in tehran — the american flag is burned in the iranian parliament after donald trump pulls out of the nuclear deal. here, the prime minister says the agreement is good for peace. we continue to believe that the iran nuclear deal was an important step forward in helping to keep the world safe and as i say, there are other issues that need to be worked on, and both i and the foreign secretary will be continuing to work on those with our european and other allies. bmw recall 300,000 cars after a bbc investigation over fears that some cars could cut out completely while they are being driven. mps accuse the government of "failing a generation" with their strategy on child mental health services. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. worries over andy murray at w

come monday, i think you will notice across the south—eastern quarter more generally of the british isles, is that the wind will have picked up. a big area of low pressure over the near continent keeping it breezy, but you will notice on the bigger scale again quite a lot of dry weather around, quite a bit of sunshine away from this north—western quarter where you will fill in that cloud as the day goes on. trends for the forthcoming week — certainly starting off mainly dry, sunny spells, and the first couple of days could really turn really quite warm. take care. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: the us secretary of state suggests that pyongyang could be in for a financial boost if it gives up nuclear weapons. if kim jong—un chooses the right path, there is a future brimming with prosperity and north korea. the north korean people. a white house official‘s comment aboutjohn mccain's health sets off a firestorm. the senator's daughter questions the political climate wh

come monday, i think you will notice across the south—eastern quarter more generally of the british isles, is that the wind will have picked up. a big area of low pressure over the near continent keeping it breezy, but you will notice on the bigger scale again quite a lot of dry weather around, quite a bit of sunshine away from this north—western quarter where you will fill in that cloud as the day goes on. trends for the forthcoming week — certainly starting off mainly dry, sunny spells, and the first couple of days could really turn really quite warm. take care. bye— bye. this is bbc news — the headlines. the us secretary of state mike pompeo has said that if north korea agreed to denuclearise and took bold action, america would work to help bring prosperity to the country. mr pompeo said he had asked the north korean leader kimjong—un

come monday, i think you will notice across the south—eastern quarter more generally of the british isles, is that the wind will have picked up. a big area of low pressure over the near continent keeping it breezy, but you will notice on the bigger scale again quite a lot of dry weather around, quite a bit of sunshine away from this north—western quarter where you will fill in that cloud as the day goes on. this is bbc news. the headlines: the us secretary of state mike pompeo has indicated north korea could get financial aid, if it gives up nuclear weapons. he made the comments after meeting with his south korean counterpart. mr pompeo said he had asked the north korean leader kimjong—un to commit to a robust international verification programme. the british prime minister theresa may has spoken over the phone to president trump about the impact on european companies of the revival of us sanctions on iran. britain, along with france and germany, is concerned that european companies operating in iran will be punished by the us. the daughter of senatorjohn mccain has lambasted a white

leaden skies across the british isles and the prospect of low cloud into the afternoon across the northern and eastern parts of scotland and the eastern shores of england but inland and western areas the temperatures well into the 20s. on tuesday a lot of cloud will come in from the north sea and it will take time before we see that burn away and still the risk of thunderstorms across southern counties. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: celebrations in dublin, but now the focus shifts to the north, and abortion laws that are far more restrictive than the rest of the uk. no end to the political deadlock on italy, as the man designated as the country's prime minister gives up his bid to form a government. the us sends a delegation to north korea aimed at reinstating a possible summit between the countries' leaders. organisers cancel the mutiny festival in portsmouth after two people die at the event. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's show: i find out how to stop holiday selfies putting animals at risk. poachers hunt them in the forest because they are quite cut

isles. the banner of cloud helping to keep the temperature up much higher than will have been the case from thursday on into friday. so this is the weekend. low pressure not a million miles away, will gradually to sink its way towards the south—western approaches. it's the weather front further to the east that's causing the forecasting headaches at the moment and it looks as though having been a rather weak affair, it may well pep up from the south—east and the rain becoming really rather stuck over scotland. some of that is really open to a good deal of uncertaintyjust at the moment. we think there will be a peppering of showers across some eastern spots during saturday and then a great dry swathe and as you come back towards that area of low pressure, that'll throw some showers into parts of wales and the south—west, the odd one getting into northern ireland as well. here is saturday night on into sunday, it may well be the heavier parts of rain works its way up to the south—easte

come monday, i think you will notice across the south—eastern quarter more generally of the british isles, is that the wind will have picked up. a big area of low pressure over the near continent keeping it breezy, but you will notice on the bigger scale again quite a lot of dry weather around, quite a bit of sunshine away from this north—western quarter where you will fill in that cloud as the day goes on. trends for the forthcoming week — certainly starting off mainly dry, sunny spells, and the first couple of days could really turn really quite warm. take care. bye— bye. hello — this is breakfast, naga munchetty and charlie stayt. the search begins for two british tourists kidnapped at gunpoint in the democratic republic of congo. they were taken while they were visiting a national park — a park ranger who was with them was killed. good morning — it's saturday 12th may. also this morning: america promises to help rebuild north korea's economy if it agrees to give up its nuclear weapons, 50 mps call for urgent action to improve mobile phone coverage in the countryside. in sp

come monday, i think you will notice across the south—eastern quarter more generally of the british isles, is that the wind will have picked up. a big area of low pressure over the near continent keeping it breezy, but you will notice on the bigger scale again quite a lot of dry weather around, quite a bit of sunshine away from this north—western quarter where you will fill in that cloud as the day goes on. welcome to bbc news. the american secretary of state has said that america would work to bring economic prosperity to north korea if north korea what to do nuclearised. the us secretary of state and his south korean counterpart have been discussing their hopes for historic talks with north korea, due to take place next month. another step towards the historic summit between america and north korea.

isles. the banner of cloud helping to keep the temperatures up much higher than will have been the case from thursday on into friday. so this is the weekend. low pressure not a million miles away, will gradually sink its way towards the south—western approaches. it's the weather front further to the east that's causing the forecasting headaches at the moment and it looks as though having been a rather weak affair, it may well pep up from the south—east and then the rain becoming really rather stuck over scotland. some of that is really open to a good deal of uncertaintyjust at the moment. we think there'll be a peppering of showers across some eastern spots during saturday and then a great dry swathe and as you come back towards that area of low pressure, that'll just throw some showers into parts of wales and the south—west, the odd one getting into northern ireland too. here is saturday night on into sunday, it may well be the heavier parts of rain works its way up to the south—eas

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a glorious end to the day in most parts of the british isles, after a very, very acceptable sunday. one or two exceptions, here is the first, around the irish sea coast from some of the mist and fog has been really quite stubborn, but it has not been wall—to—wall. the weight towards the north—western corner of scotland, you are a bit closer to a weather front, the high pressure not doing enough to keep that offshore. so it has been a bit ofa that offshore. so it has been a bit of a nuisance there, the mist and fog still lingers through the course of the evening and overnight. but elsewhere it is a pretty still, quiet sort of night, not a cold one, although, you may be looking at around three or 4 degrees in the countryside. here are other running, bank holiday monday, a bit of a rerun, if the truth were known, of saturday and sunday. so are a lot of fine and dry weather in many inland areas. was still have the mist and murk some of these coasts bordering on to the irish sea, the front still close to the north and west of scotla nd close to the north and west of scotland but ev

this time it's the far south of the british isles likely to see the greatest number of thunderstorms. into the middle part of the week, not a great deal changes. perhaps we willjust develop some thunderstorms drifting towards the northern parts of scotland and still that threat of thundery showers down into the southern parts as we get into the second half of the week.

isles. but the thing to noticed between monday as opposed to sunday is there are fewer showers to speak of as we get on through the day. later on in the day, don't rule out the chance of the showers to pop up again across parts of east anglia and the south—east. just keep up—to—date on the forecast for that eventuality. further north, sunshine, albeit hazy at times, still pours on through, lifting the temperatures in scotland and northern ireland into the low 20s. somewhere in south east, 25s perhaps. on tuesday, more showers perhaps spiralling away into the southern counties of england. maybe getting up towards wales as well. further north again, a lot of dry, fine weather. perhaps some low cloud plaguing northern and western isles of scotland. into the middle and indeed the latter part of the coming week, the jetstream is arcing well into the north of the british isles, keeping the cold air at bay. i don't think we will see a great deal of change for the next few days. hello, this is

isles. that quits only to make more room for another set of front on the start the tuesday across western parts. it will be a mild start to the day on tuesday. that little weather front there doesn't look very much but it is the first signs of somewhat cooler conditions trying to get into the western side of the british isles. tuesday is a cooler, damper asset with that front, some heavy bursts of rain across the high ground of western scotland and into the cumbrian. in a bit, that is earliest got the last of the holiday weekend heat. i say it is a fairly wea k weekend heat. i say it is a fairly weak front and it is only weaken the context of not having much rain as it to the eastern side but as it makes progress on the atlantic it introduces the atlantic influence, rather than anything from the continent which is what many of us enjoyed over the course of the weekend. there goes that weather front and then there is a lull in receiving this and obvious on that scale that there is another set

it is a southern half of the british isles' feature. further north, dry and bright and bridges in single figures for many. humid and fair across the south will top manifesting in these thousands of lightning flashes. here is how we get on into sunday, similar sort of thing, i suspect, get on into sunday, similar sort of thing, isuspect, across get on into sunday, similar sort of thing, i suspect, across the southern counties and initially and then moving into the midlands, wales, in towards northern ireland and further north and east, a lovely day. temperatures really responding to the sunshine. don't get caught out by the stroke of the sun at this time of year but i am not your mother. it is worth bearing in mind that if you are going up to any of the big festivals, we are showing some rain here. you have seemed a possibility. swansea and coventry. swa nsea possibility. swansea and coventry. swansea probably later in the day with dry conditions as the band of whether moves north but coventry, you have sunday and monday with the biggest

it's a day like yesterday, as are some parts of the british isles will you ended up in a mishmash of weather with a lot of thunder activity and to rendell downpours and around the birmingham area, this stripe of plaid has produced about 80 millimetres of rain in the past few hours across the birmingham area and in the forthcoming week more thunderstorms, light winds and some mist and fog around and there is a combination of at least three of those things with low cloud on the north sea for eastern parts of england and spots of rain in the north—east of scotland. a lot of sunshine around bringing mcleod back to the coast and through the heat of the afternoon we get showers popping up the afternoon we get showers popping up with thunderstorms but not as extensive as the last couple of days with fine and dry weather and you will see how the temperatures respond to it coming through. if you're out and about on bank holiday monday don't get caught out by the strength of the sun. 28 widely, but not so on the east coast where the cloud rolls back on the north sea and the breeze helps the

isles. the banner of cloud helping to keep the temperature up much higher than will have been the case from thursday on into friday. so this is the weekend. low pressure not a million miles away, will gradually to sink its way towards the south—western approaches. it's the weather front further to the east that's causing the forecasting headaches at the moment and it looks as though having been a rather weak affair, it may well pep up from the south—east and the rain becoming really rather stuck over scotland. some of that is really open to a good deal of uncertaintyjust at the moment. we think there will be a peppering of showers across some eastern spots during saturday and then a great dry swathe and as you come back towards that area of low pressure, that'll throw some showers into parts of wales and the south—west, the odd one getting into northern ireland as well. here is saturday night on into sunday, it may well be the heavier parts of rain works its way up to the south—easte

let's bring you right up—to—date with how we see the next couple of days across the british isles and there is some uncertainty about how the weekend is exactly going to shape up. thursday was a very pleasant day indeed, came toa was a very pleasant day indeed, came to a glorious end of the many parts, was a glorious day, plenty of sunshine on offer. hope you made the most of it, especially if you are intending to spend friday across the western side of the british isles because looming not far over the horizon is another set of weather fronts. notice how those isobars tighten up and that stronger wind will be there that we had across parts of scotland and indeed northern ireland as well. not a bad start today across central and eastern parts, quite chilly one. some of the overnight temperatures, one, two, three degrees, something of that order. a buy to not start with the sunshine coming through. that would be the case out towards the west but in the middle of the afternoon, the first signs of the thicker cloud producing rain across the western isles and the western fringes of the ma

can we keep it 7 we the british isles. can we keep it up? we will keep the same sort of variables, one of the most part with sunnis buzz around, but the threat of thunderstorms. a zone where we think you will be a risk of the odd rumble of thunder and pretty heavy downpours as well. further north, driver, mr hogg on the north and east coast of scotland. this is how we start a new day. really close, clammy feel across the south, moving up clammy feel across the south, moving up towards wales, the midlands and on the northern ireland with the greatest threat of showers. the mist dissipating across the north and plenty of sunshine to northern and eastern parts. here we are as far ahead as monday. fewer showers to report for the greater part of the day until perhaps we bring heavy ones in the south—eastern quarter yet again, but many areas temperatures in the 20s. this is bbc world news today. our top stories... ireland votes an overwhelming yes to overturn its abortion ban. the irish prime minister says he hopes a new abortion law will be pas

that ribbon comes backin british isles. that ribbon comes back in after a bright start. south—eastern part should see a little bit of rain in the afternoon, moving towards the east england —— towards eastern england and east anglia. as in the west, the best conditions through the day. the chance of a few showers in northern ireland and western wales, maybe one or two indie ireland and western wales, maybe one ortwo indie far ireland and western wales, maybe one or two indie far south—west and was the channel islands. this is the way we see it later on in the evening, with a pulse of rain working its way slowly but surely up the eastern side of england. out west i think you will hold onto some pretty decent weather. into the wee small hours, that continues itsjourney decent weather. into the wee small hours, that continues its journey up towards the borders and into eastern scotland. under that legate of cloud, eight or nine or 10 degrees, out to the west end into the north, well down into single figures. some doubt about sunday, aboutjust how far west some of thi

this is the time it is the far south of the british isles is likely to see the greatest number of thunderstorms. into the middle part of the week, not great deal changes. perhaps we will develop thunderstorms drifting towards northern parts of scotland and store the threat of thundery showers in the threat of thundery showers in the southern parts as we get into the southern parts as we get into the second part of the week. this is bbc world news today. our top stories: a fresh crisis in italian politics as the man put forward to be prime minister quits after the president rejects a key minister for his cabinet. voting has almost concluded in colombia after the peace deal that ended years of civil war. the main focus of the campaign has been corruption and inequality. us officials have crossed into north korea to make progress on the possible summit with kim jong—un. in the last few minutes, donald trump has tweeted that north korea has brilliant potential and will be a great economic and financial nation one—day. victory for real

isles. a reminder of our main story... as the first stage of the grenfell inquiry nears its end — a grandfather is called a hero for giving refuge to others. that's all from the bbc news at six. on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. goodbye. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the russian journalist — arkady babchenko — earlier reported killed in ukraine — has appeared alive and well at a press conference hosted by the ukrainian security service. the ukrainians say they staged his death to expose russian agents. as far as i know, this operation was prepared over two months. i was made aware one month ago. over this month i saw how the guys worked — how they dug things up like buffaloes. the grenfell tower inquiry hears of a grandfather who sacrificed his own life — to shelter six people in his top—floor flat. the transport secretary severely criticises the rail industry over the introduction of new timetables. belgian police say the gunman who kill

isles. the banner of cloud helping to keep the temperature up much higher than will have been the case from thursday on into friday. so this is the weekend. low pressure not a million miles away, will gradually to sink its way towards the south—western approaches. it's the weather front further to the east that's causing the forecasting headaches at the moment and it looks as though having been a rather weak affair, it may well pep up from the south—east and the rain becoming really rather stuck over scotland. some of that is really open to a good deal of uncertaintyjust at the moment. we think there will be a peppering of showers across some eastern spots during saturday and then a great dry swathe and as you come back towards that area of low pressure, that'll throw some showers into parts of wales and the south—west, the odd one getting into northern ireland as well. here is saturday night on into sunday, it may well be the heavier parts of rain works its way up to the south—easte

isles. having said that, one weather front is likely to move across east anglia and the south—east on monday, bringing extra cloud and some showers. and we will see some cloud into northern ireland and western scotland as well. but in between, some sunnier skies and temperatures creeping up. 20 in edinburgh. 21 degrees in london. as we move out of monday and into tuesday, high—pressure still trying to build its way in across the country. this weather system up to the north—west is going to introduce more cloud across northern ireland and western scotland. and we will see a band of rain starting to ease as it works its way southwards and eastwards. not much left on it as it gets into eastern scotland and the far north of england. down towards the south—east in the sunshine, temperatures climbing all the way to 23 degrees. that sizzling weather front continues to slide its way south and eastwards on tuesday night and into wednesday. behind it, high—pressure builds back in, but also b

isles. the banner of cloud helping to keep the temperatures up much higher than will have been the case from thursday on into friday. so this is the weekend. low pressure not a million miles away, will gradually sink its way towards the south—western approaches. it's the weather front further to the east that's causing the forecasting headaches at the moment and it looks as though having been a rather weak affair, it may well pep up from the south—east and then the rain becoming really rather stuck over scotland. some of that is really open to a good deal of uncertaintyjust at the moment. we think there'll be a peppering of showers across some eastern spots during saturday and then a great dry swathe and as you come back towards that area of low pressure, that'll just throw some showers into parts of wales and the south—west, the odd one getting into northern ireland too. here is saturday night on into sunday, it may well be the heavier parts of rain works its way up to the south—eas

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isles, ~ , british. isles, and f' ' ~' british. isles, and there ' ~ ' azalea isles, and there will= of the british isles, and there will be more - on that more widely. be more rain on that more widely. ahead of it, another dry prospect. so it is not a write—off, by any means. what news of the weekend? saturday sees low—pressure going towards the south—west, with heavy showers in the south—western quarter. dry weather and then a weather front. the weather front is causing headaches at the moment. i show you sunday as our starter for ten! don't take it as read that eastern side of england is going to clear the front. i think it will stick with intent across scotland somewhere and most of those heavy showers towards the south—west. what's going on, more as a pop on the bbc weather website. president trump warns iran there will be severe consequences if it restarts its nuclear programme. angry scenes in iran's parliament. mps burn a us flag after donald trump pulled america out of the iran nuclear deal. i would advise iran n

a glorious end to the day in most parts of the british isles after a very a cce pta ble british isles after a very acceptable sunday. one or two exceptions. and about the irish sea coast, some of the mist and fog has been quite stubborn. it has not been wall—to—wall by any means, away towards the north—western corner of scotland, you are a bit closer to a weather front. has been scotland, you are a bit closer to a weatherfront. has been a bit of scotland, you are a bit closer to a weather front. has been a bit of a nuisance, the mist and the fog still lingers through the course of the evening and overnight open about some of the irish sea coasts, but elsewhere it is a pretty quiet night, not a cold one, though where the skies are clear, you may look at three or 4 degrees in the countryside. here we are off and running, bank holiday monday, a bit ofa running, bank holiday monday, a bit of a rerun if the truth were known, of a rerun if the truth were known, of saturday and sunday. a lot of fine and dry weather in many inland areas, still have the mist and murk around about some of

a northeast wind will come in towards some of the eastern parts of the british isles, that means we will try to have some cloud in those areas i suspect monday morning will bea areas i suspect monday morning will be a murky day. a five week to stay that way on the cause. hopefully the cloud breaks up but wind will do is bring slightly less warm air. to those temperature is taking a little bit of a tomball, and we stick with slightly less warm deal to the weather on tuesday, quite a lot of cloud pushing in from the north sea and some sunshine as well will be seen. this temperature is generally around 21 degrees. now thejet strea m around 21 degrees. now thejet stream has been well away to the north, but later next week, that is going to try to change. the jet strea m going to try to change. the jet stream will try to break its way back through from the west, if it moves to the south of battle turn is properly unsettled with with —— what an windy weather, but the jet stream looks likely to stay just to the north. so pressure across the british isles is likely remain generally high

isles. no complaints, i suspect, from the old area here. notjust darren‘s sky that looking like that, many of you are enjoying a sparkling saturday. however, there are exceptions to that rule. most notably, perhaps, some, and i repeat, some of the irish sea coasts. that is the view in one or two spots. but even here, there are blue skies to be had if you haven't got back sea mist and fog coming in and out with the tide. in and out with the breeze. the weather from across the north west of scotland more of an ever present. to give more in the way of cloud, some bits and pieces of rain as well. it will be there overnight. as we come away from that, the skies stay pretty clear across the south—east and east anglia. on the sandy soils, you could be down to two or three degrees or so. there isn't a great deal of change. we are now into sunday. still that murk a potential threat around the irish sea coast, getting up towards the solway and the eastern shores of antrim and down. more extensive

thursday was a pretty glorious day for many parts of the british isles. there was always a chance of a shower around, but that was just the exception to an otherwise try rule. we made the most of it, especially across the western side because looming not1 million miles over the horizon, a new set of weather front bringing cloud and rain towards the western side of the british isles for friday. it starts pretty chilly will stop the scottish highlands and some spots in the south, the temperatures not1 million miles above freezing, but it will convert innate gloriously sunny start. come the middle part of the afternoon, the cloud would have filled in across the western isles, probably seeing the first signs of rain which will be there all over northern ireland, the odd moderate verse perhaps. if you haven't had a mention, you wouldn't see the rain until after dark if indeed you see it at all. you see the southern portion of the front dies at that, the rain largely confined to the further north. the band of cloud keeping temperatures up band of cloud keeping

hello, let's get you up to speed with how we see the next few days across the british isles. it has been quite a day for some parts of eastern scotland, england and wales for the most part has been glorious but for others, less so for the quite a bit of cloud in the north and west of scotland and in northern ireland and has been the odd bit of rain as this weather front moves slowly to the east. 0ver rain as this weather front moves slowly to the east. over the next few hours it will continue its journey further south and east. thickening the cloud supposedly to bring some rain to the north and west, pa rt of bring some rain to the north and west, part of wales as well —— sufficiently. underneath the clear skies in the north the temperatures will drop markedly and that weather front is important because where some places reached 23 on tuesday, you probably will not get those values because behind the cold front, we are going to the cooler and pressure conditions tumbling in from the north and west. that is the split on wednesday afternoon, the cloud with rain across the s

friday started well enough in many central and eastern parts of the british isles, but from the word go there was a bit of cloud bringing rain, notjust to glasgow but quite widely across central and western parts in the first part of the day. eventually, though, the far west did pop out into something brighter, as that whole ribbon of cloud eased its way further east so that northern ireland, parts of wales and the south—west popped out into some evening sunshine. so this is how we start the weekend, still with that ribbon of cloud, producing rain across the eastern quarter of the british isles. that ribbon comes back in after a bright start. south—eastern parts should see a little bit of rain in the afternoon, moving towards towards eastern england and east anglia. in the west, the best conditions through the day. the chance of a few showers in northern ireland and western wales, maybe one or two in the far south—west and towards the channel islands. this is the way we see it later on in the evening, with a pulse of rain working its way slowly but surely up the eastern side of

it will still beyond the human side widely across the british isles. temperatures again it well into the teens if not the low 20s. perhaps a greater chance, we think, at this range, of seeing more and where showers across southern counties of england further north, some low cloud coming back to plague the northern and western isles of scotland and again, the temperatures pushing on a degree or two back on where we have been for the first part of the week. into the middle part of the week, we are still having the low pressure driving the showers at us but no signs of cold air. the jet stream is well north and the separation between the milder air to the south and the cooler air to the north. here we are on wednesday, a similar sort of pattern. don't take the distribution of showers to literally because there is still the close, muggy feeling about proceedings. temperatures in the 20s. still the prospect of one or two thunderstorms. this is bbc news. the headlines: the leaders of north and south korea have met at a surprise summit. it's still unclear if

isles, and for many of you it really will look as good as that for the rest of sunday. a glorious evening in prospect, save perhaps around about the coasts, where we may well have some mist and low cloud round about the irish sea coast, a bit of an onshore breeze out towards the east. do you know what? we're going to do it all again on monday. still that low cloud in some locations around about the irish sea. still a front close by to the north and west of scotland, so the odd bit and piece of rain here, but if you haven't had a mention thus far, save for an onshore breeze tempering the feel of the day on the eastern coast, inland areas well on into the teens, if not well on into the 20s. by tuesday something a little bit different for you, certainly across western parts, who will have this front to contend with, some cloud, wind and rain, still the last of the heat though to be had out towards the east, where again we could well be pushing well on into the mid 20s. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. sir alex ferguson is in intensive care after emergency surgery

it will still beyond the human side widely across the british isles. temperatures again it well into the teens if not the low 20s. perhaps a greater chance, we think, at this range, of seeing more and where showers across southern counties of england further north, some low cloud coming back to plague the northern and western isles of scotland and again, the temperatures pushing on a degree or two back on where we have been for the first part of the week. into the middle part of the week, we are still having the low pressure driving the showers at us but no signs of cold air. the jet stream is well north and the separation between the milder air to the south and the cooler air to the north. here we are on wednesday, a similar sort of pattern. don't take the distribution of showers to literally because there is still the close, muggy feeling about proceedings. temperatures in the 20s. still the prospect of one or two thunderstorms. hello, this is bbc news. i'm gavin grey. our top stories: a surprise meeting for the korean leaders as the diplomatic push

isles because looming not very far over the horizon is another set of weather fronts. notice too how those isobars begin to tighten up and that stronger wind will be there that we had across parts of scotland and indeed northern ireland as well. not a bad start to the day across central and eastern parts, quite a chilly one as well. some of the overnight temperatures, 1, 2, 3 degrees, something of that order. a bright enough start with the sunshine flooding through. that won't the case out towards the west where in the middle part of the afternoon, the first signs of the thicker cloud producing rain across the western isles and the western fringes of the mainland. some pleasant sunshine further to the east. the rain all over northern ireland, some of it really quite heavy at times and the rain becoming more of a present threat there across the western and southern parts of wales down havingbeen a ratherweak affairfi't—l at the momst; .. during saturday and then a great dry swathe and as you come back towards that area of low pressure, that'll throw some showers into

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that bit further north in the british isles. look at this, the top two thirds likely to see the bulk of those and thundery showers. further south, at last it could be your turn to see something a little bit dry and brighter just in to see something a little bit dry and brighterjust in time for the weekend. so the showers for the weekend. so the showers for the weekend to be found across northern parts, the sunshine could well be there across the greater part of england and wales and it will be pleasa ntly warm england and wales and it will be pleasantly warm with just a bit of mist and fog. thank you, phil. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. the grenfell tower inquiry hears of a grandfather who sheltered six people in his top floor flat on the night of the fire. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me — good afternoon, i'm will perry with your latest sports news... we'll start with the tennis, it's day four at the french open and world number one simona halep is through to to the second round aft