perhaps chillier in north sea coasts. overnight we continue with cloud affecting the north—east of scotland. still some showers mainly staying offshore. not quite as cold as tonight. temperatures largely above freezing but in the north—east of england, through parts of central scotland, temperatures dropping below freezing. on friday, cloud building during the morning. a cloudy afternoon compared to today. later on, some brighter skies developing across eastern areas of england. again, temperatures are struggling, 8-10d again, temperatures are struggling, 8—10d or perhaps 11. as we go into the weekend, temperatures very similar, some sunny spells during saturday, quite a breeze around on saturday. by sunday, their amount of cloud, should be dry, temperatures remaining 8—10d. goodbye. this is business live from bbc news with victoria fritz and maryam moshiri. a hallowe'en brexit — the eu gives the uk a new deadline of october the 31st. live from london, that's our top story on thursday the 11th of april. firms sa

along the north sea coastline. in the west we have rain across parts of northern ireland, south—west wales, and south—west england. gusty winds here as well. temperatures today, looking at highs of up to 1a degrees. along the north sea coastline it is more likely to be 7—9. through the evening and overnight there will be cloud around. the weather front makes a little bit more progress eastwards. again there will be the odd heavy burst on it and temperatures tonight between four and eight. tomorrow we start off on a cloudy note. we will continue on a cloudy node. much more so than today. the weather front still drifting east, getting into was the west midlands. we should see some of that rain getting into the south—east. it will be light and patchy. again, cool along the north sea coastline. inland temperatures continue to claim. tomorrow's high likely to be around 15. for wednesday we the mist and patches for wales and south—west england to begin with. they will lift. we're looking at largely dry day for

a bit more cloud coming in from the north sea and temperatures tomorrow similarto north sea and temperatures tomorrow similar to today. thank you. we'll see you in about half an hour. if you've filled up at the pump recently, you might have noticed it costs a bit more. steph's with us to talk petrol prices. what's going on, steph? when i'm out and about chatting to people, visiting different businesses, talking to the workers, one of the biggest pressures on household incomes is the price of fuel. it's one of the things you really notice when it changes. a lot of people will have noticed recently that prices are going up at the pumps. according to the rac, they've worked out that the average cost for unleaded petrol, for a litre, has gone up by 2p to £123 p. it now costs motorists just over £67 on average to fill up a 55—litre tank. 0ver £1 more expensive than a year ago. it might not sound like much, but that can really add up or the month if you fill up a lot. diesel prices are also going up. so what's behind the increase? i've got a nice graph to show you. it's about the crude oil, t

. 0ur in from the north sea making it feel cooler. our top temperatures out towards the west. yesterday in the highlands reached around 16 degrees. we are not expecting that today. through this evening and overnight, we hold onto the cloud. it will be thick enough here and there with the odd spot of drizzle, equally there will be cloud moving in from the west. where we have cloud cover, temperatures will not be as low were we have clear skies. tonight we are looking at a widespread frost, as you can see from the temperatures on the chart. that is how we start the day tomorrow. as we head through the rest of the week, high pressure still in charge, it will remain settled but low pressure trying to come in from the west. it will not succeed. we start off on thursday with frost around, beautiful blue skies and then you can see how the cloud develops and there will be more cloud around than today. 0nce again some of this cloud will be thick enough for some drizzle here and there. cloud coming in from the atla ntic to and there. cloud comi

showers possibly packing some of these north sea coast. the sunshine is becoming more limited, claudia towards the west, northern ireland and wales and the south—west. some strong winds here. a chilly field of the day certainly, and those temperatures are a bit disappointing for this time of the year. nine or10 disappointing for this time of the year. nine or 10 degrees is a fairly typical number. through this evening and overnight, what we will find is that a lot of cloud that builds up during the day melts away as the sun goes down, so skies were clear. we still have this area of cloud out towards the far west keeping the temperatures up. generally, not as cold as it was over the past few nights. the main reason for that is, while we are seeing clear skies we have a strong wind arriving. cloud coming into the north sea coast, bringing one or two showers. a slice of sunshine before more cloud in wales in the south coast. temperatures beginning to creep up a little bit, 11—12 degrees. this deep area of low pressure is running very clos

coming in from the north sea. 0ne have the breeze coming in from the north sea. one or two showers cropping up in this evening and overnight into the south—west and wales. as we move through this evening and overnight, dry and settled once again. a bit of haze around because we have some dust in the air, coming in from the sahara across the uk, so you could notice some of that dust settling on your car. 0vernight temperatures six to 12 degrees, not as cold as it has been over the party nights. through the day tomorrow, after a reasonably dry and fine day, most parts of the country having another glorious day, plenty of sunshine. 0ne country having another glorious day, plenty of sunshine. one or two exceptions, cloud and the west could bring the odd isolated shower to the south—west, wales and northern ireland but most of us stay dry. not quite as warm as today, temperature 19 to 22 degrees, cooler around the north sea coast. wednesday, things start to change. heavy showers rattling in from the south, thunders

just a bit cooler on the north sea coast. continuing with lots of clear whether this evening and tonight, showers in the far south—west, another fairly mild night, temperatures no lower than eight to 10 degrees, showers in the south—west herald the change, whether front moving in from the south, south easterly wind, dragging m, south, south easterly wind, dragging in, quite a bit of warm air, a lot of dust with that as well. as we move north, heavy, thundery, into southern portions of northern england —— into some portions of southern england. dust around, temperatures 18 to 20 celsius, further north, largely dry. highs of 18 or 19 degrees. the rest of the week, those temperatures, much lower, 13, 14 celsius at best, by the weekend, 11 or 12 degrees, the weather is certainly more unsettled, with outbreaks of rain. hello, this is business live from bbc news with sally bundock and ben thompson. it‘s a big week for tech results — with twitter and snap kicking us off — with competition on the rise and security at th

still a noticeable breeze which will make it fill caller on the north sea coast. still lots of cloud out in the west with patchy rain or drizzle. it keeps the temperatures up. eastern parts of scotland, eastern england, temperatures may drop low enough just for an isolated touch of frost here and there. going into monday, the weather front in the west won't do much. there isn't much wind to pushit do much. there isn't much wind to push it around. we start off with outbreaks of rain and then it may creep back west. scotland and england, a few mist and fog patches. eastern england in particularfor the morning commute. lots of dry weather around with sunny spells to ta ke weather around with sunny spells to take us through monday. temperatures continue to climb, more rain to come across northern ireland and western parts of wales on tuesday but elsewhere, we continue with the dry theme and it will feel warmer still. we could get one or two spots above 20 degrees. that's how it looking. that is a fair cop, mate, it's spring. i liked the response to your question. "it'

a keen breeze coming off the north sea. temperature is a bit lower on the north sea coast and temperatures will pick up across south—west england and the channel islands. this evening and overnight, a lot of clear skies and all this cloud coming in from the north sea. coastal mist and fog and some hill fog but no problems with the temperatures. it's not going to be particularly cold because the wind direction is changing. it's coming from the south—east, from the continent, pulling all this milder our across our shores, hence the temperature is continuing to climb. first thing on thursday morning, emily mr hogg will lift and we're looking at a largely dry day. a fair bit sunshine around. quite breezy as well, temperatures ranging from ten in lerwick to hies about 20, 21. possibly two degrees across parts of north—west england. we start with mist and fog patches. reasonable will fall lighter and lengthy spells of sunshine. hardly a cloud in sight. the temperature reflecting that. 21 degrees in edinburgh, excuse me, 22

sea so not quite the same bracing effect of the north sea wind. looking on the face of it it is not all that clea n the face of it it is not all that clean cut, because we have cloud swirling around. gaps across the middle part of the uk at the moment, as we saw for the midlands, and some thicker cloud in the west. give it a few hours and i think what we will tend to see is western areas brightening, south—eastern areas with some thicker cloud, and a weak weather front bearing rain on and off through the day, particularly through central and southern scotland. dumfries and galloway could do quite well, and eventually the highlands and northern isles. northern ireland as promised, north—west of england and wales, south—west of england with sunshine. a chillierfeel south—west of england with sunshine. a chillier feel the closer you get to the east coast. for the grand national, it is looking very good in liverpool. i think an afternoon high of about 13 degrees, perhaps you could take about one degree of by the time we get to the time of the

once again, a lot of low cloud across the north and east of the uk coming in from the north sea. once again, the west is best with highs disappointing for this stage in april. are really gorgeous there, this morning. thank you very much for that. 7:48am. this morning we've been talking about london's new ultra low emission zone, which comes into force today. steph's looking at how the new charges on the most polluting cars and lorries might impact businesses and drivers. we are talking to the mayor of london, said it can't come in about half an hour. this is just about what it might mean for drivers. will it change what they decide to buy? good morning. from today there will be an extra charge for the most polluting cars and lorries to drive in central london. there are also plans underway for similar charges in birmingham and leeds, too. so what does all this mean for the types of cars we drive? i'm joined now by rachel burgess, news editor at autocar and what car? magazine. good morning. good morning. from your opinion, what is the best environmental option when it comes to buy

and it will feel cooler on the north sea coastline. through the channel islands, south—west england we have got some more showers coming our way but brighter skies in northern ireland. temperatures up to 13 or 14. as we head into sunday, still a fair bit of cloud around and we will see further showers develop across england and wales. some will be heavy and particularly thundery, so we will keep an eye on this forecast. we have the boat race, of course, amongst other things during the course of sunday, but temperatures up to 16 degrees. carol, you are bringing a 16 degrees even though it is wet. i quite like it when it is warm and wet. and ben is bringing as chocolate this morning. so i think that bennett wins this morning. i think so. i am coming up, i will come up tojoin ben. when the map, thank you. let us go to the chocolate factory now. good morning, ben. we are talking brexit. good morning. sorry, we were chatting about chocolate and i was wondering whether i could finish one in town. the answer is no. good morning. we are talk

cooler across the north sea coastline stop through the north sea coastline stop through the evening and overnight, a front in northern ireland starts to produce some heavy rain. it gets into parts of western scotland by the end of the night. for the rest of us, some clear skies but also some low cloud and mist and fog forming. through the course of tomorrow that will tend to lift and it will brighten up. in fact, across eastern scotland and eastern england, it is where we will see the most sunshine. 0ut towards the west, whether front will introduce more cloud and also some rain. in the sunshine, we could have 19 in aviemore, 20 in london. as we push further west, temperatures will be a little bit lower, again because of the cloud and rain. for wednesday a weather front still with us. ahead of it, in the east, we will start off on of it, in the east, we will start offona of it, in the east, we will start off on a brighter note but the weather front is coming our way and will introduce the cloud and some rain. behind it, in northern ireland, it will brighten up for you. later on in the c

still, that cloud coming in from the north sea. temperature—wise, falling to between about eight and 10 degrees. that leads us into tomorrow. you could see a shower almost anywhere. they will start in the south and push northwards as we go through the coast through the day. like today, some of them will be heavy and also injury with hail. in between, some brighter skies but the brightest conditions for the longest, across the board, temperatures down. the top temperature likely to be 14 or 15 degrees but for some of us, not even that and as we head on into friday, more showers will be the order of the day. low pressure really ta kes order of the day. low pressure really takes charge of our weather. the showers pushing from the west towards the east and again, brighter skies across north—east scotland. disappointing for the time of year. also worth mentioning, we will see rain at times but it could potentially be quite windy, especially along the south coast, something we are keeping a very close eye on. thank you very much, jus

up later for northern ireland, north sea so it will brighten up laterfor northern ireland, parts north sea so it will brighten up later for northern ireland, parts of wales and the south—west. 0n later for northern ireland, parts of wales and the south—west. on sunday, we have the dregs producing some cloud. that will break up and high pressure builds across us. then another front introducing more cloud from the south—west and against some grisly conditions. at this stage it is looking dry for the london marathon. southern flank of the low why don't you avoid these tongue twisters. you see, we do not use auto cues. to be fair, carole does all of that without autocue, she just knows that. it is telepathically communicated and it is intrinsically part of her. all the sport with the big derby game last night coming up. young carers from black, asian and minority ethnic families are more likely than their white counterparts to be isolated from support services, according to a report published this morning. the children's charity barnardo's says they're missing out on their childhoods

it is coming in from the north sea, preceded by some rain. there will be held snow in parts of scotla nd there will be held snow in parts of scotland and england. away from that, clear skies, the risk of ice, temperatures falling between three and —1. hill snow and temperatures falling between three and —1. hillsnow and rain moving from the east towards the west across scotland and northern england, eventually getting into northern ireland. south of that we are looking at bright spells, sunshine and showers. a strong wind tomorrow, so the temperatures you see are fairly academic, feeling much colder than suggested. 0n thursday, low pressure moves down towards wales and the south—west. spirals of cloud, rain and showers rotating around it, some hill snow was well. brightest guys in the east but another windy day and another cool day. on friday and into the weekend we start to see temperatures recovering once again. carole, you did warn us about miserable weather. thank you. we have james cracknell later, don't we. he has gone back to row

this could change, it could stay in the north sea, it could drift further west, but away from it, bright spells of sunshine and showers and again, wintry on the hills. thank you, carol, a little bit of snow! you‘re watching breakfast. still to come this morning. alex kingston from er and sarah hadland from miranda will be here to talk about a new play arriving in the uk from broadway. that‘s coming up shortly. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. headlines here in a couple of minutes. we are going to talk to carrie grant about why autism isn‘t just a boy is‘ problem. a very interesting one to talk about. we will talk to her shortly. —— boys‘ problem. hi, there, good morning. last week, we had high pressure, temperatures in the mid to high teens, it felt like spring. this week, this is no aprilfool, but it‘s going to be much colder, rain and showers, there will be some snow over the higher ground and we see the return of some overnight frosts. now, this morning, quite a bit of cloud across scotland and northern ireland and with that, some showery out

the noticeable and chilly breeze along the north sea coasts. into tonight, the patchy rain and drizzle in the west will just sit there. many parts of scotland, england, eastern wales, dry, partly clear skies. tomorrow, sta rts dry, partly clear skies. tomorrow, starts fairly chilly for many with temperatures just a few degrees above freezing at a warmer day still with temperatures into the high—teens with drizzle from the west. that's how it is looking. the andrew marr show is on bbc one at 9:00. mishal hussain is standing in for andrew, mishal, what's on today's programme? after that poignant and powerful address at leera mac mckee's funeral, i have been —— speaking to the man who made it and he is that ——he says he thinks it was people power who moved people in the church that day. i will be speaking to brandon lewis, the chairman of the conservative party. to andrew gwen and to the deputy leader of the liberal democrats jo and to the deputy leader of the liberal democratsjo swinson. —— andrew gwynne. staying with politics now,

the north sea coast, we will be prone to some low cloud. temperature is a little bit lower. bye for now. temperature is a little bit lower. thank you. we will see you a little bit later on. let's go back to our main story and prime minister's appealed to jeremy main story and prime minister's appealed tojeremy corbyn to work together to find a way out of the brexit deadlock. let's speak now to political journalists from those papers, tom newton dunn from the sun and nicola bartlett from the mirror. morning to both of you. i would love very much for both of you to take us through those cabinet discussions, seven hours, no phones, how fractious was it from your sources? tom, we'll start with you on that one. it sounded like a pretty impressive rollercoaster that they are widely differing reports of what happened in the room yesterday, depending on who you talk to. there was an enormous spinning operation under way, let me just tell you, was an enormous spinning operation under way, let mejust tell you, we had this extraordinary moment when they finally came to their agreement

it will always feel cooler along the sea coast, given the winds are coming off five chilly north sea. overall, compared to the frequent showers, a bit of everything we had in the forecast this week, at the weekend isn't looking too bad for many. more throughout the morning. really does look glorious there. thank you, we'll see you later. let's take a look at today's papers. the daily mail declares victory in its "war on insurance loyalty rip—offs" — that's when companies put up fees for customers who don't shop around. the main image is the amazon boss jeff bezos, his wife mackenzie, and their record—breaking divorce. brexit is the lead for the daily telegraph. it's reporting that ministers have discussed the possibility of giving mps a vote on a further referendum. we have heard today that the eu is also going to discuss the possibility of a 12 month extension. we will talk about that a little later, perhaps. its main image is a royal tribute to sir david attenborough. the times reports that cabinet ministers are plotting to prevent theresa may from agreeing a year long delay t

sea. just a heads up, that cold front end of the north of scotla nd cold front end of the north of scotland will sink south as we head towards the end of the week so it will feel much colder and for some of us quite windy. for the bank holiday weekend it looks like temperatures will recover to closer to where they should be. by then it will be may! where has this year gone. it has just flown by. i have never seen flowers like that. not bluebells. .. that is seen flowers like that. not bluebells... that is for a different reference. voters will be heading to polling stations across england and northern ireland for local elections this thursday. in england, 248 local councils will be contested — one of them is goldington in bedford, which is currently split between three different parties. graham satchell went to find out how preparations are coming along. bedford is divided, the river cut it in half. the council is split three ways between the conservatives, labour and the lib dems. 0ver

sea coast. elsewhere, the nation is seeing temperatures above 20 degrees in some spots, 22 in parts of scotland come 24 degrees in parts of scotland come 24 degrees in parts of scotland come 24 degrees in parts of southern england. this evening and overnight staying dry for most of us, more cloud arriving in the north and west scotland, into northern ireland, introducing drizzle later, keeping temperatures. elsewhere, on the french side, frost free to take us into a splendid start to saturday. mist and fog to start to saturday. mist and fog to start saturday across the south—east and east anglia, clearing gradually. more cloud across scotland and northern ireland. reducing one or two showers. for most, a dry and sunny day. ties of 26 possible. clad bc to scotland and northern ireland, whether france hanging around saturday night and sunday, producing rain, most significantly in the west of scotla nd rain, most significantly in the west of scotland and northern ireland, it may hold of in the at

the strongest of the wind this afternoon is likely to be around the irish sea coasts, north west england and north wales especially. this evening, turning sherry, with showers elsewhere in england in particular. by elsewhere in england in particular. by the end of the night, breezy conditions. it will be a cold start to sunday morning, with clear skies. things will be better compared to today for many. the remnants of storm hannah clearing away. a lot of cloud being produced for the london marathon, temperatures starting at nine, and will go through to 1a, nowhere near as hot as the record brea kers nowhere near as hot as the record breakers last year. still breezy across the south—east of england, turning cloudy in devon and cornwall, with patchy rain and drizzle on —— in northern ireland. feeling a bit warmer, with temperatures into the teens, and the far north of scotland will have the latest wind. —— lightest. to be fair, if you are running the marathon, you do not want the temperatures of last weekend. yes, not too hot. good luck if you are running the marathon. we are tal

the exception to the rule is the north—west of scotland where there isa north—west of scotland where there is a low pressure system under weather front bringing some rain to the north of scotland. it will start to retreat out to sea as we head into easter monday is high pressure exerts its force across the uk. the last few days it does that because low pressure winds out next week. a chilly start to the morning across central and eastern areas. fog melting away quickly. widespread sunshine and thick cloud, more breeze and outbreaks of rain. temperatures again across north—west scotland, 20, 20 two degrees and we could see a high of 2a, possibly 25 degrees across the south—east. pollen level will be high today. this is tree pollen so that will be unpleasant if you suffer from hayfever full as we head into the evening it was a lovely end to the day and overnight, much like last night, clear sky, light day and overnight, much like last night, clearsky, light wind, a few cool spots developing again and there will be mist and fog and we will see that rain and cloudy easing away from t

beresheet was targeted to land to the north end of the sea over here. it was such a comparatively low—budget mission. do you think this is the end of those low—budget missions. i think it's the beginning. it got most of the way there. it didn't quite go to plan. they still achieved amazing things. they still achieved amazing things. the low—cost, you can get very close to landing on it. it doesn't take enormous amounts of resources. do these amazing things. these are the sort of things that capture the imagination. it's fascinating, whether it's the moon, space, showing there is an opportunity to get there and this increased opportunity isjust get there and this increased opportunity is just fantastic. thanks so much indeed. images earlier of puzzled when on the lunar surface taken in 1969 in the apollo 11 module which got them there as well. so many things to think about in sucha well. so many things to think about in such a shame in a way that it wasn't to be with this particularly low—budget mission because we've heard, earlier, this is not t

pushing across northern england, lighter winds to the north of it. through this morning, widespread gaels, 40, 50 miles per hour around these irish sea coasts. taking us through the morning, and add to that, lots of heavy rain. you can see rain across wales into the midlands, north—west england as well. that continues through the day. the same areas that i wet could be worked on and off through the day. southern counties of england, a little bit of rain but a lot of dry weather here with some sunshine, monetary showers developing. showers across scotland in the north—east of england. in these areas, could stay dry. wins lightest in scotland. eight or nine degrees in northern ireland. we could still see some rain to end the day. the strongest winds through the afternoon. around the irish sea coasts. through the night, rain to parts of western england and wales. showers across eastern areas in the wind will pick up the north—east england through the evening and overnight, coldest of all, northern ireland where temperatures will drop for a touch o

in excess of 40,50 miles per hour in some parts of the western coasts, irish sea coasts, 60, 70 miles per hour. some travel disruptions. to add to that, we got rain around. turning wetter, north—west england, the northwest midlands, where some of the wettest spots will be. not too much rain along with southern counties north—east england and parts of southern and northern scotland. some of those in northern scotland and all in all, a pretty chilly day. 25 last saturday. through this afternoon, strom the strongest winds will be around liverpool bay. 50 or 60 miles per hour. across eastern parts of england. that will gradually ease away. there are skies developing. a bit of a call like to ta ke developing. a bit of a call like to take this into sunday morning. northern ireland, prone to a touch of frost. still breezy enough around six, seven degrees as storm hannah continues to push away and wins for lighter. it's all good news. those running the london marathon and spectating, wanted to light showers but all in all, temperatures perfect for the long run. as for the rest of us, comp

also some low cloud and some mist and fog coming in once again from the north sea. not a particularly cold night. tomorrow we start with all of that. one or two showers in the north. low cloud, mist, and fog will tend to lift. for good friday we are looking at a lot of sunshine. almost wall—to—wall blue skies. it will be a beautiful day. we will see sea breezes develop. it will be cold on the coast if you do come to the coast. temperature is 21 — 22, possibly 23. on saturday we see the peak of the head. once again we will have the sunshine with mist and fog patches when they left. we could see some of that getting into northern ireland, with some light rain or some drizzle. away from that, temperatures of pretty hope wherever you are for the time of year. does make pretty high. the front is bringing patchy cloud in across western scotland and northern ireland. it sinks further south. then it retreats and goes back to the north—west of scotland. so you might start off on a cloudy night on easter sunday, it should brighten up. and, again, temperatures way abov

sea and pull in warmerair effect of the north sea and pull in warmer air from effect of the north sea and pull in warmer airfrom the effect of the north sea and pull in warmer air from the south—west, the atlantic. feeling increasingly springlike once again by the end of the week. fingers crossed. just the midweek showers to get through. spring is well on its way. got to get through the rest of the week and then it all looks good. another thing we have got to get through... five days from now, another brexit deadline looms, but whether the uk actually leaves the european union on friday is still up for discussion. the conservatives and labour have failed to come up with a plan, despite days of talks, and the deadlock continues to cause divisions, notjust in parliament, but amongst friends and families. marc ashdown has been to meet two neighbours with opposing views. we are living in an era of rather poor politicians. two men, one balcony and a debate which has played at across london. i decided to get a banner. imean big. covered the whole front. "vote leave. " i thought it was not

a wee bit cooler on the north sea coast. thursday, any mist and fog will lift and a lot of dry weather. it's in pieces of cloud floating around but really, as you can see in the chart, hardly anything there. by then, the north sea coastline won't be as warm as it's going to be inland but it will bea it's going to be inland but it will be a little bit warmer than it has beenin be a little bit warmer than it has been in the last wee while. that looks glorious. i love a bit of orange on carol's map. new rules to keep people safe when buying medications from online chemists, have been described as a "big step forward", by britain's pharmacy regulator. the guidelines follow a bbc panorama investigation, which uncovered poor care by some internet pharmacies. the bbc has spoken to the family of one patient, who was able to obtain codeine—based medications from 18 different websites. reporter faye kirkland, who is also a doctor, is with us now. thank you for coming. telus in more detail about this investigation. last year, for bbc

eastern counties struggling with the wind off the north sea. more cloud, misty and murky, with temperatures of around eight celsius. but it is the grand national this afternoon. and the forecast as we head west towards aintree is looking very good. 13 the top temperature, probably around 11, 12, at the time of the race. this evening, rain across scotland, some showers for south—western england, elsewhere, generally dry with more cloud around the last night, typical lows of around six celsius, and pockets of frost for northern ireland and north wales under those clear spells. sunday, the cloud a little bit more evenly spread across the uk first thing. if anything on sunday, the cloud more persistent to the north, to the south, breaking up, and where that happens temperatures will shift up nicely to 17 celsius, then we could trigger some thundery showers and it is the men's and women's boat race tomorrow afternoon, and lightning is the only thing that could stop the race, so we are watching very closely. thank you very much. see you later on. t

cloud coming in off the north sea into eastern most parts of england and scotland, bringing in one or two shells. a slice of more sunshine in between them we are likely to see today. they winds will be stronger, may be gales in the far south—west, more likely for northern ireland. if anything, temperatures may be a degree or two higher than today. if it will feel warmer given the when isa it will feel warmer given the when is a meat point. the wind will lessen on tuesday. the weather front is on the move, but very slowly pushing its way eastwards. properly moving away from northern ireland, brightening up here. maybe some patchy rain coming into scotland, many eastern areas still try, one or two showers up to the wards the grampians. a lot of cloud around on tuesday but those temperatures could get as high as 14 or 15 if it brightens up a bit in the south—east. colder air pushing up towards scandinavia, instead of getting ourair towards scandinavia, instead of getting our airfrom the baltic which is why so cold at the moment, we are getting air from the south—east, bringing in a

the risk of a shower through the north sea coast. a lot more cloud towards western areas where the wind will be stronger. temperatures will struggle today, a chilly day. fine if you get the sunshine, there is a bit of warmth in the sunshine but with more cloud around temperatures will be nine or 10 degrees. the cloud does develop, a lot will melt away during this evening as the sun goes down, allowing the temperatures to dip away. remember, we have more cloud for northern ireland, wales and the south—west, so milder here. it won't be as cold as it has been over the last few nights, the frost more limited, and that is because the wind will pick up. windier tonight and tomorrow. we have the threat of a bit of rain in the far south—west of england as well. a few more showers back into the grampians, but sunny skies and temperatures a little higher, 11 or 12 being typical, but it will be windier. this area of low pressure i’u ns windier. this area of low pressure runs close to the uk. once that moves through the weather front will

sea coast. it looks like we will importer showers across eastern england. we could see the cloud breaking upa england. we could see the cloud breaking up a bit more through the second part of the day. if the sun comes out the shower could turn out to be quitejuicy and perhaps have a hailand to be quitejuicy and perhaps have a hail and thunder. thunderstorms are the only thing that can take those boats off the water for the boat race in the afternoon. it looks like it is 50-50 race in the afternoon. it looks like it is 50—50 whether we see those showers or not. the timing will be critical. a significant chance of there being rain around in the area, whether they are thundery remains to be seen. how much warmth gets into the atmosphere and how much they get picked up. showers will drift across the midlands, into north wales through the evening, some will arrive into northern ireland by the end of the night. there could be quite lively by the time they get here. a mild enough story overnight. low