slow—moving and heavy showers it's just persistent, heavy rain for the northern isles. we could see 15—20 millimetres of rain falling here through the day. heavy showers following on behind. now elsewhere across england and wales, i wouldn't like to rule them out anywhere. there could be a rumble of thunder but it doesn't look as wet or as cloudy in southern and eastern areas as it was yesterday evening. so some stronger sunshine around. but almost the calm before the storm after the thunderstorms, we've got this more dominant area of low pressure bringing, we think, some disruption to iberia and the low countries, france in particular. it has been named as storm miguel. it's expected — so we're keeping a watch and brief — but it's expected to bring some very wet and windy weather towards out shores on friday. towards our shores on friday. so it's heavy, driving rain, only slowly moving northwards, as it brightens there will be heavy thunderstorms following, so even though it's relatively warm air coming from the south, it won't feel that way with driving wind and

if you shout in the northern isles but for the rest of us, clear skies, the northern isles but for the rest of us, clearskies, light the northern isles but for the rest of us, clear skies, light winds and quite a fresh night with temperatures in the countryside getting down to mid single figures. saturday starts with plenty of blue sky, a lot of sunshine, a bit more cloud in parts of east anglia and eastern england with the small chance of a shower. a few showers in the north—west of scotland with a bit more cloud coming in from the north—west. in the sunshine, temperatures typically 16—22d so a touch warmer than in recent days. on sunday, still high pressure close by but just drifting sunday, still high pressure close by butjust drifting to the north—east which allows a low pressure to move in from the south—west. although many of us will have another dry day on sunday with some sunshine, there will be some rain moving in from the south—west and it could be heavy late in the day with some thunderstorms. the committee is also going up the heat. temperatures of 24 in the sou

across the northern isles and ran into the night. we start tomorrow morning with some sunshine up sunday the better of the two days this weekend. a chilly start with single figures for many of us. generally speaking, lighter winds, the isoba rs for many of us. generally speaking, lighter winds, the isobars have opened up. these two little weather fronts producing range of the northern isles and maybe the western isles anna cross northern ireland we will see a scattering of showers stop a dry start with some sunshine coming through. we could see some showers across england and wales into the afternoon. if we get these there could be happy, possibly bunbury, just like we saw yesterday. and with lighter winds a bit slower moving. hopefully they will be hit and miss. we will keep more in the way of sunshine. a degree also warm as well. 12—19. as we move out of sunday into monday more wet weather to come. great news for gardeners and growers in eastern england. that is where we are desperate for rain at the moment. the level of uncertai

slow—moving and heavy showers it's just persistent, heavy rain for the northern isles. we could see 15—20 millimetres of rain falling here through the day. heavy showers following on behind. now elsewhere across england and wales, i wouldn't like to rule them out anywhere. there could be a rumble of thunder but it doesn't look as wet or as cloudy in southern and eastern areas as it was yesterday evening. so some stronger sunshine around. but almost the calm before the storm after the thunderstorms, we've got this more dominant area of low pressure bringing, we think, some disruption to iberia and the low countries, france in particular. it has been named as storm magellan. it's expected — so we're keeping a watch and brief — but it's expected to bring some very wet and windy weather towards out shores on friday. so it's heavy, driving rain, only slowly moving northwards, as it brightens there will be heavy thunderstorms following, so even though it's relatively warm air coming from the south, it won't feel that way with driving wind and rain. it does, however, loo

northern isles, a wet day. but for northern ireland, near the area of low pressure, not as wet as it was yesterday, but with some slow—moving and heavy showers it's just persistent, heavy rain for the northern isles. we could see 15—20 millimetres of rain falling here through the day. heavy showers following on behind. and elsewhere across england and wales, i wouldn't like to rule them out anywhere, there could be a rumble of thunder but it doesn't look as wet or as cloudy in southern and eastern areas as it was yesterday evening. so some stronger sunshine around. but almost the calm before the storm after the thunderstorms, we've got this more dominant area of low pressure bringing, we think, some disruption to iberia and the low countries, france in particular. it has been named as storm miguel. it's expected — so we're keeping a watch and brief — but it's expected to bring some very wet and windy weather towards out shores on friday. so it's heavy, driving rain, only slowly moving northwards, as it

northern isles, a wet day. but for northern ireland, near the area of low pressure, not as wet as it was yesterday, but with some slow—moving and heavy showers it's just persistent, heavy rain for the northern isles. we could see 15—20 millimetres of rain falling here through the day. heavy showers following on behind. and elsewhere across england and wales, i wouldn't like to rule them out anywhere, there could be a rumble of thunder but it doesn't look as wet or as cloudy in southern and eastern areas as it was yesterday evening. so some stronger sunshine around. but almost the calm before the storm after the thunderstorms, we've got this more dominant area of low pressure bringing, we think, some disruption to iberia and the low countries, france in particular. it has been named as storm miguel. it's expected — so we're keeping a watch and brief — but it's expected to bring some very wet and windy weather towards out shores on friday. towards our shores on friday. so it's heavy, driving rain, only sl

northern isles, a wet day. but for northern ireland, near the area of low pressure, not as wet as it was yesterday, but with some slow—moving and heavy showers it's just persistent, heavy rain for the northern isles. we could see 15—20 millimetres of rain falling here through the day. heavy showers following on behind. and elsewhere across england and wales, i wouldn't like to rule them out anywhere, there could be a rumble of thunder but it doesn't look as wet or as cloudy in southern and eastern areas as it was yesterday evening. so some stronger sunshine around. but almost the calm before the storm after the thunderstorms, we've got this more dominant area of low pressure bringing, we think, some disruption to iberia and the low countries, france in particular. it has been named as storm miguel. it's expected — so we're keeping a watch and brief — but it's expected to bring some very wet and windy weather towards out shores on friday. so it's heavy, driving rain, only slowly moving northwards, as it

the outlook exception is across the northern isles. it will stay quite breezy and perhaps later in the night we will see more cloud working across northern ireland into western scotland. not a cold night for many of us, temperatures of six to 12 celsius and the start of the weekend looking promising. we got an area of high pressure moving across the british isles, something we haven't seen british isles, something we haven't seen for the whole of the month of june. it means weather—wise we start off with sunshine across england and wales and that's how it will stay all day, plenty of cloud at times for northern ireland and scotland but mostly fine with spells of sunshine coming through, the northern isles in seattle and could see passing showers and it will remain quite breezy. temperatures are rising, 19 in edinburgh, quite widely for england and wales temperatures moving into the low 20s. the second half of the weekend is looking quite as good because although the high pressure is still there, this low pressure to the southwest is

rain across the western isles of scotland and the northern isles. showers returning to south—western wind dan wheels later in the night. elsewhere it is dry. this area of high pressure is not too far away. this area of low pressure continues to be the dominant feature over the next few days. another frontal system working its way across. that will generate showers through the morning. spreading across northern ireland into northern england and much of scotland. see these showers they will be a heavy and thundery ads will emerge again. these are average wind strengths. the gas will be higher. —— thatjusts will be higher. as we start the new week this area of low pressure to the west of the uk, frequent showers across scotland and northern ireland. this frontal system, still some showery rain. that will tend to dissipate through the day. becoming drier with spells of sunshine. showers in scotland and northern ireland on monday will be heavy and thundery. for many it is a drier day on tuesday. still some showers around. there will be heavy rain d

northern isles, a wet day. but for northern ireland, near the area of low pressure, not as wet as it was yesterday, but with some slow—moving and heavy showers it's just persistent, heavy rain for the northern isles. we could see 15—20 millimetres of rain falling here through the day. heavy showers following on behind. and elsewhere across england and wales, i wouldn't like to rule them out anywhere, there could be a rumble of thunder but it doesn't look as wet or as cloudy in southern and eastern areas as it was yesterday evening. so some stronger sunshine around. but almost the calm before the storm after the thunderstorms, we've got this more dominant area of low pressure bringing, we think, some disruption to iberia and the low countries, france in particular. it has been named as storm miguel. it's expected — so we're keeping a watch and brief — but it's expected to bring some very wet and windy weather towards our shores on friday. so it's heavy, driving rain, only slowly moving northwards, as it

plenty of showers feeding in and an area of low pressure moving by the northern isles, breathing in some air. showers southwards across scotland into northern ireland and the fat north of england and north wales could see a couple. dry in south. the chart for monday. this is where the front pushing southward through the front pushing southward through the day, taking the shower risk into parts of northern england and north wales. the lion's share of the show is likely across the north west of scotland. staying driver central and southern wales, central counties and east anglia as well and some centring to go around with temperatures between 16 and 21, not feeling too bad. for the fat north of scotland, the air is a bit cooler. wimbledon starts tomorrow and the forecast is looking dry for the first week. tuesday, another fine —looking day with a view showers. mainly concentrated in north—west scotland. cloud bubbling up north—west scotland. cloud bubbling upfora time north—west scotland. cloud bubbling up for a time but we see increasing amounts of sunshine late afternoon towards

plenty of sunshine around and still a few showers across the northern isles. then this weather front starts to push in across wales and the south—west of england later in the day, to bring outbreaks of rain. to the north and east it should stay dry, feeling even warmer, 2a—25 across the south—east, high teens further north. this is the pressure chart as we head through sunday night. high pressure still holding on across the north of the country, with this low pressure and its warmer front continuing to move north and east. the rain will pop up across southern and western areas late on sunday. during sunday night and into the early hours of monday, there is the potential of some really heavy and thundery rain moving north. hit and miss, torrential downpours, some areas could see the risk of some surface water flooding. it will turn warm and muggy by the end of the night across southern areas. monday, heavy and thundery rain spilling its way slowly northwards, attracting much of scotland. the very far north of england as well. further south the sunshine co

then it warms up, heavy rain for scotland and the northern isles for much of the day, some heavy, slow—moving showers. heavy, slow—moving showers for the rest of scotland. we should see mid and high teens in the sunshine. some cloudy skies for northern ireland, just not as wet as yesterday. it doesn't look as wet or cloudy around southern and eastern areas as it was yesterday. some stronger sunshine around. but always the calm before the storm, we have this more dominant area of lopressor ringing in some disruption to iberia, it has been named as storm miguel, we have a watching brief, it is expected bring windy weather. heavy, driving rain, only slowly moving northwards. as it brightens heavy thunderstorms will follow, that warm air coming from the south won't feel that way with the driving wind and rain. quite warm in the north—west highlands, we could see 20 degrees. by highlands, we could see 20 degrees. by saturday that lopressor is bringing wind and rain to the north. further south, by we get —— by the time we get to saturday, some warmer spells. it looks thoroughly wet for some

plenty of sunshine around and still a few showers across the northern isles. then this weather front starts to push in across wales and the south—west of england later in the day, to bring outbreaks of rain. to the north and east it should stay dry, feeling even warmer, 2a—25 across the south—east, high teens further north. this is the pressure chart as we head through sunday night. high pressure still holding on across the north of the country, with this low pressure and its warmer front continuing to move north and east. the rain will pop up across southern and western areas late on sunday. during sunday night and into the early hours of monday, there is the potential of some really heavy and thundery rain moving north. hit and miss, torrential downpours, some areas could see the risk of some surface water flooding. it will turn warm and muggy by the end of the night across southern areas. monday, heavy and thundery rain spilling its way slowly northwards, attracting much of scotland. still fairly warm in the north, despite all the rain. as we head thr

we still have persistent rain for the first part of the day across the northern isles, western isles and parts of western mainland scotland. not particularly heavy, but the persistence on those welsh hills, the totals mount up. to the other side of wales, a half decent day, temperatures at 21 celsius at best. the sunshine becomes hazy across england and wales. scotland, particularly the north west, still close to the low pressure. through the latter part of tuesday and into wednesday, that is going to be a significant area of rain and thunderstorms that will affect the south—eastern quarter of the british isles, including lincolnshire. and again, within that area, the met office have warnings. you could be looking at 25 millimetres of rain widely. some areas could get as much as 50 millimetres. we will keep you posted. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the tory party will be toast if it doesn't take britain out of the eu by the end of october. that's according to conservative leadership contender dominic raab, who says people voted for brexit and parliament would be committin

isles. north—westerly winds which the showers southwards into scotland, northern ireland, the far north of england and north wales as well because of otherwise, dry weather towards the south and east. here is the chart for monday will not high—pressure to the west of the british isles. the weatherfront moving southwards through the day on monday, bringing thick cloud for a time and also some showers which will reach northern wales, northern parts of england, but to the south of this, it is dry. southern parts of this, it is dry. southern parts of england, should say fine with fairly lengthy spells of sunshine. in any case, the weather will brighten up through the day with increasingly sunny skies was not to 22 degrees in london. a little bit cool for the time of year across the far north of scotland and a reminder, really, that we have some are with us, wimbledon is starting tomorrow. it will be a dry day was not it should be a dry week for the first week of wimbledon. tuesday, weatherwi

it does start to ease away overnight tonight, perhaps lingering in the northern isles. with clear skies the temperatures will fall away. single figures for some of us. a chilly start to sunday morning. a scattering of showers gathering in the north—west. that will be the theme as we move into sunday. sunday will be a slightly quiet today as the low pressure moves off stop the isobars open up and the winds will fall late. this little fellow will enhance the showers into the extreme north—west. we will see some showers. a relatively dry, relatively sunny start. we might just see a few showers forming across parts of south—west england and into wales as well. winds lighter than they have been. in terms of the feel of things, with a little more sunshine, a little warmer as well. highs of 12/19 degrees. that is sunday, not too bad. moving into sunday summer into monday, this weather front is likely to push up from the south—east. that could bring heavy and persistent jahri outbreaks of rain. great news for the gardens. gardeners and growers a re for the gardens. gard

northern isles, northern scotland, there will be showers around. a sunny start elsewhere, cloud building, maybe the odd lighter showers. most places under the influence of that high—pressure will be dry. it won't necessarily feel much warmer. still around 20 our best. most of us falling if you degree short of that. into the start of the weekend, high pressure. high pressure is still here. it promises to be a fine day for most. sunny start, cloud building again. showers across parts of northern scotland. an isolated late shower elsewhere cannot be ruled out. the vast majority are looking dry. temperatures mayjust head upa looking dry. temperatures mayjust head up a couple of degrees. that means if few more spots getting to 21 celsius. part two of the weekend a low pressure looking to the south—west, feeding rain bearing weather fronts alleway. a bit of uncertainty about the timing. many eastern areas could stay dry for much of the day. rain heading towards south—west england, wales, northern ireland, with a threatening south—easterly breeze

they will bring some wet weather to the northern isles, showers for scotland, northern ireland, the far north of englund and northern wales tonight. otherwise dry, temperatures 11 to 13 celsius overnight. and for monday, showers from the word go across the northern areas. through the day, showers becoming a little bit more frequent for a time across north wales, northern counties of england, before easing later in the day. staying dry for the south of wales and edward, with the best of any sunshine coming through late in the afternoon and towards the evening as well. that is your latest weather. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines — donald trump says it's a "great day for the world" after his walk across the border between north and south korea this morning. stepping across that line was a great honour. a lot of progress has been made, a lot of friendships have been made, a lot of friendships have been made. this in particular has been made. this in particular has beena been made. this in particular has been a great friendship, sol been made. this in particular has been a great fri

plenty of sunshine around and still a few showers across the northern isles. then this weather from start to pushing across northern irleand, wales and the south—west of england later in the day to bring outbreaks of rain. to the north and east it should stay dry, feeling even warmer, 2a, 25 degrees across the south—east, high teens further north. this is the pressure chart as we head through sunday night. high pressure still holding on across the north of the country, with this low pressure and its weather front moving north and east. the rain will pep up across southern and western areas later on sunday. during sunday night and into the early hours of monday, some potential of some really heavy and thundery rain moving northwards. hit—and—miss torrential downpours, but some areas could see the risk of some surface water flooding. it will turn warm and muggy by the end of the night across southern areas. into monday, that heavy thundery rain spilling its way slowly northwards, affecting much of scotland, the very far north of england as well. further

isles. 15—20 millimetres of rain falling through the day. heavy showers elsewhere across england and wales, i wouldn‘t want to rule them out anywhere. there could be a rumble of thunder but i wouldn‘t wa nt to rumble of thunder but i wouldn‘t want to say there wouldn‘t be any. before the calm before the storm we have this dominant area of low pressure bringing some disruption to iberia and france in particular. it has been named a storm, ellen. so it‘s heavy, driving rain, only slow—moving northwards, there will be heavy thunderstorms following, so even though there is relatively warm aircoming from even though there is relatively warm air coming from the south it won‘t feel that way with driving wind and rain. it‘s trailerfor feel that way with driving wind and rain. it‘s trailer for scotland and warmerfor rain. it‘s trailer for scotland and warmer for the north—west highlands, almost 20 degrees. wind and rain to the north, further south at the time we get to sunday it‘s a day of sunny spells and showers. now saturda

on friday any showers tend to be confined to parts of the northern isles and highlands of scotland, away from that largely dry with some spells of sunshine coming through. and temperatures between 16 for northern areas, and 21 towards the south—east. through the weekend for most of us and dry weather is here to stay with more sunshine and getting warmer with temperatures reaching 2a degrees around the london area and feeling a bit more humid across the south of england and southern parts of wales. during sunday night another area of low pressure comes in from the atlantic which will threaten some rain late on sunday and sunday night across western areas. but we could see at least a couple of days of dry weather finally this summer. (a reminder of our main story this lunchtime for men are to be charged of the shooting down of a malaysian airliner nearly four years ago, almost 300 people died. that is all from the bbc news at 0ne almost 300 people died. that is all from the bbc news at one and we joined the bbc news teams where you are. have a good afternoon. hello. you're watching bbc n

the exception is the northern isles. here it stays cloudy and wet. elsewhere the skies will clear up quite nicely and the temperatures will dip into single figures first thing on saturday morning. but despite a chillier start, it will be sunnier, and not a bad day. some showers into the far north—west but generally speaking it will be fine and bright. and that's because we will continue to see lighter winds. a scattering of showers first thing in the morning. plenty of sunshine further south across england and wales. a few sharp showers developing into the afternoon. the odd bit of thunder. hopefully hit and miss, and with more sunshine, temperatures will be a degree or so up. still disappointing for the middle of june, but nevertheless. into monday, more wet weather to come across south—east england. some uncertainty as to the position of the rain on monday, so stay tuned to the forecast. but parts of east yorkshire, east lincolnshire, they will see the rain, that will push further west are still sunny spells and scattered showers. there's plent

the best of the dry weather at the further north you are across the northern isles remaining fairly blustery. light winds elsewhere, temperatures around 11. we could see 21 in the far south—east of england. overnight, this is our area of rain, stretching through northern ireland into northern england and scotland. at times this will be quite heavy. elsewhere, dry with clear spells and a few patches of mist around on wednesday morning. temperatures between 7—12. tomorrow the rain out staying its welcome, still stretching through northern ireland and into scotland. we could see heavy and persistent bursts. elsewhere, finance dry weather although there will be one or two showers here and there —— fine and dry weather. temperatures below average for the time of year. into thursday, low pressure sending rain moving up the eastern side of the uk becoming quite heavy and persistent across scotland. stretching down into northern ireland. we could have some heavy and thundery showers. temperatures once again fairly disappointing for the time of year. into friday, remaining unsettled. low pres

but this rain will spill into north—east scotland, to the northern isles, may be some of it could be quite heavy through the day on thursday. elsewhere, again, not a bad day. there will be some showers around, some of them heavy across western areas, but good spells of sunshine, some areas staying dry altogether. top temperatures of 19 degrees. the low to mid teens further north. this low to mid teens further north. this low pressure is going to deepen, it is going to bring a spell of stormy weather to biscay in france and then it will move to central and southern parts of the british isles through friday, and then park itself across the north of the country into saturday. very strong wind on the southern flank. it could be very wet, across southern areas on friday. that rain transferred to northern areas and then it looks like sunshine and showers through the weekend with temperatures on the low side for the time of year. in a moment we'll have the news where you are — but we'll leave you here in portsmouth, with a reminder of today's memorable events, when we paid tribute to all

plenty of sunshine around and still a few showers across the northern isles. then this weather front starts to push in across wales and the south—west of england later in the day, to bring outbreaks of rain. north and east it should stay dry, feeling even warmer, 24—25 across the south—east, high teens further north. the pressure chart as we head through sunday night. high pressure still holding on across the north of the country, with this low pressure and its warmer front continuing to move north and east. the rain will pop up across southern and western areas late on sunday. during sunday night and into the early hours of monday, there is the potential of some really heavy and thundery rain moving north. hit and miss, torrential downpours, some areas could see the risk of some surface water flooding. it will turn warm and muggy by the end of the night across southern areas. monday, heavy and thundery rain spilling its way slowly northwards, attracting much of scotland. the very far north of england as well. further south the sunshine could come out, b

isles could remain quite breezy. temperatures are rising and turning warmer, quite quietly for england and wales as temperatures move on into the low 20s. the second half the weekend isn't looking quite so good because although the high—pressure is still there, the low pressure to the southwest is going to start to cause a few problems. initially, during the morning, it should be dry with hazy spells of sunshine with a bit of high cloud in the sky it should start to feel increasingly humid across the south of england and southern parts of wells as temperatures rise as well and up to 24 degrees, you can't help but notice this area of rain, but sunday afternoon, and into the evening time, you'll notice some potentially torrential downpour is across parts of england and wales, but it will va ry of england and wales, but it will vary from place to place and in the western areas, and up to cause some localised flooding, given that the rain is going to come down very heavily in a short space of time it could be even wors

a bit fresher towards the northern isles. in the west of england and wales, temperatures in the mid to high 20s. further east you will see something more comfortable, temperatures 19 to 21 celsius along the north sea coast. some cloud affecting north—eastern areas but otherwise clear skies into saturday morning. temperatures getting down to ten to 16 degrees, perhaps uncomfortable in the south west of england. throughout saturday it will be hot, sunny and even humid day for many others. the temperatures across europe are still up there, 45 degrees in north—eastern spain and southern france. in the uk we could see temperatures up to 34. it is mainly in the east. towards the west we will see more cloud moving in. 0ne we will see more cloud moving in. one or two showers in the north wales and scotland and slightly fresher conditions. lots of sunshine for england and wales with temperatures widely into their mid to high 20s. 34 degrees as i mentioned in the south east and warmer on the north sea coast as i mentioned over the

the western side of scotland, rain working up towards the northern isles. tomorrow we are close to this area of high pressure but it is this area of high pressure but it is this area of high pressure but it is this area of low pressure that continues to be the dominating feature. there will be showers across northern ireland, wales and south—west england but soon extending across much of england and into scotland as well. through the afternoon showers becoming less frequent across east anglia but where we get those heavy

overnight, rain in the northern isles. they will push across into england and wales later in the night. to the south of the list, dry. temperatures up to 13 celsius. reasonably mild overnight. monday, although showers will continue to move southwards across scotland across mid wales, southern parts of england, east anglia, sunshine. the best of the sunshine coming through late in the day as we head towards the evening. top temperatures of 21 celsius. that will feel warm in the july sunshine. that is your weather. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: donald trump says it's a "great day for the world" after his walk across the border between north and south korea this morning. stepping across that line was a great honour. a lot of progress has been made. a lot of friendships have been made. this has been in particular a great friendship. so i just want to thank you. that was very quick notice and i want to thank you. police name the woman stabbed to death in her home whilst eight months pregnant. two men have now been arr

then it warms up, heavy rain for scotland and the northern isles for much of the day, some heavy, slow—moving showers. and even ones most of the main rain sta rts even ones most of the main rain starts to china love, heavy, slow—moving showers for the rest of scotland. we should see mid and high teens in the sunshine. some cloudy skies for northern ireland, just not as wet as yesterday. i was not around england and wales, there is cloudy and these compared to yesterday. us hours but when they come along they can quite heavy. trouble is brewing further south, this has been named storm miguel, it does look like it is set to head towards our shores so we need to keep a watch and brief on that. keep tuned to the forecast for warnings because it is expected to give us more autumnal style weather, unusually wet and windy weather due on friday for this time of year. following that, rain moving slightly north, heavy thunderstorms. it looks dry for the north of scotland, and the hands in particular, 20 celsius after the rain today, a bit to psy—tu rvy after the rain today, a bit topsy—turvy but

plenty of sunshine around and still a few showers across the northern isles. then this weather front starts to push in across wales and the south—west of england later in the day, to bring outbreaks of rain. to the north and east it should stay dry, feeling even warmer, 2a—25 across the south—east, high teens further north. this is the pressure chart as we head through sunday night. high pressure still holding on across the north of the country, with this low pressure and its warmer front continuing to move north and east. the rain will pop up across southern and western areas late on sunday. during sunday night and into the early hours of monday, there is the potential of some really heavy and thundery rain moving north. hit and miss, torrential downpours, some areas could see the risk of some surface water flooding. it will turn warm and muggy by the end of the night across southern areas. monday, heavy and thundery rain spilling its way slowly northwards, attracting much of scotland. the very far north of england as well. further south the sunshine co

isles of many places, driver sunny spells was especially across the south, lighter winds here, willing warmer, 20 or 21 degrees was up further north around the mid teens again. as we had to friday night into saturday morning, high continues to build as it kills off most of the showers, many bases earning dry christmas, because he's a mistand earning dry christmas, because he's a mist and fog across western areas was not a few nippy spots across the north, further south, 8—2 of degrees. into the weekend, it is looking driver many of us, lots of sunshine around it will be warming up sunshine around it will be warming up as sunshine around it will be warming upasa sunshine around it will be warming up as a start to get warm air of the near continent. supplements are best of their winds will be quite fresh at times means it will be a bit cooler near the coast. a bitter fairweather cloud tending to build up fairweather cloud tending to build up into the afternoon, cutting isolated showers, most bases drive. i teens across the north, it could make 2122. this is the prototype asunder, highâ

western—style and —— scotland and the northern isles look fine and on wednesday into thursday the low is just not moving and one of the reasons why it is stuck is because is away to the north of where it should not be. this is the summery for the rest of the week heavy rain, cool and pretty windy. i don't know. maybe you do like that. would be good news for you. hello, everyone, and welcome. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: president trump defends his border agreement with mexico to curb migration, saying it is new and effective — and wasn't already in the works. a helicopter crashes onto a roof of a high—rise building in new york — one person is reported to have been killed i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: dialing down a deadly disease — how mobile phone location data could stop the spread of malaria in bangladesh. and turning over a new leaf. air new zealand makes a u—turn on cabin crew

isles. we could see 15—20 millimetres of rain falling through the day. heavy showers elsewhere across england and wales, i wouldn't want to rule them out anywhere. there could be a rumble of thunder but it doesn't look as wet and cloudy in southern and eastern areas. before the calm before the storm we have this dominant area of low pressure bringing some disruption to iberia and france in particular. it has been named a storm, ellen. so it's heavy, driving rain, only slow—moving northwards, there will be heavy thunderstorms following, so even though there is relatively warm air coming from the south it won't feel that way with driving wind and rain. it's drier for scotland and warmer for the north—west highlands, almost 20 degrees. wind and rain to the north, further south by the time we get to sunday it's a day of sunny spells and showers. now saturday, let's put some more detail on that. you can it's thoroughly wet for some parts of england and scotland. northern ireland, heavy movi

a largely fine and dry day for the northern isles with prolonged sunny spells. a breezy day across the board. the winds will strengthen further south. behind the rain, we will see something brighterfeeding south. behind the rain, we will see something brighter feeding in, south. behind the rain, we will see something brighterfeeding in, the rain lingering for western parts of wales and south—west england. with the brightness, though, we are looking at heavy and thundery downpours feeding in from the south. there could be some disruption with tricky driving conditions and localised flooding. the wind is strengthening as well, so a windy night to come, with further spells of rain and showers, the rain quite persistent for southern parts of scotland, parts of wales and into northern ireland as well. that takes us into tomorrow, which starts off with plenty of cloud. there will be further outbreaks of rain and showers, the showers perhaps thundery for north—east england. and again, a windy day across the board. we could see gusts of a0 to 50 miles per hour furth

plenty of sunshine around and still a few showers across the northern isles. then this weather front starts to push in across wales and the south—west of england later in the day, to bring outbreaks of rain. to the north and east it should stay dry, feeling even warmer, 2a—25 across the south—east, high teens further north. this is the pressure chart as we head through sunday night. high pressure still holding on across the north of the country, with this low pressure and its warmer front continuing to move north and east. the rain will pop up across southern and western areas late on sunday. during sunday night and into the early hours of monday, there is the potential of some really heavy and thundery rain moving north. hit and miss, torrential downpours, some areas could see the risk of some surface water flooding. it will turn warm and muggy by the end of the night across southern areas. monday, heavy and thundery rain spilling its way slowly northwards, attracting much of scotland. the very far north of england as well. further south the sunshine co

plenty of sunshine around and still a few showers across the northern isles. then this weather front starts to push in across wales and the south—west of england later in the day, to bring outbreaks of rain. to the north and east it should stay dry, feeling even warmer, 2a—25 across the south—east, high teens further north. this is the pressure chart as we head through sunday night. high pressure still holding on across the north of the country, with this low pressure and its warmer front continuing to move north and east. the rain will pop up across southern and western areas late on sunday. during sunday night and into the early hours of monday, there is the potential of some really heavy and thundery rain moving north. hit and miss, torrential downpours, some areas could see the risk of some surface water flooding. it will turn warm and muggy by the end of the night across southern areas. monday, heavy and thundery rain spilling its way slowly northwards, attracting much of scotland. the very far north of england as well. further south the sunshine co

lengthy spells for a time for the northern isles with temperatures between 11 and 13 degrees, staying dry for mid wales, the midlands and southwards. taking us the midlands and southwards. taking us into monday morning, we will have so much i was around, moving southwards across into the north of england and north wales. the best of any sunshine will be found late in the afternoon towards the evening. temperatures looking at highs between 16 in edinburgh, 21 in london although it will be quite cool for this time of year for the north of scotland. 11 or 12 for stornoway. for most of the week it will be dry with lengthy spells of sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines... donald trump says it's a "great day for the world" after he becomes the first serving us president to cross into north korea. stepping across that line was a great honour. a lot of progress has been made. a lot of friendships have been made. this has been in particular a great friendship. so i just want to thank you. that was very quick notice and i want to thank you. police name the woman stabbed to death in her hom

the best of the fine dry weather across northern scotland but for the northern isles, quite blustery. light winds elsewhere. the cloud and with the rain feeling cool cloud and with the rain feeling cool. in the far south—east we could see temperatures reaching 20 or 21. into this evening, our area of rain continues its journey north and east. it will be draped across parts of scotla nd east. it will be draped across parts of scotland and back into northern ireland overnight. we could see one or two mist patches as we approach dawn on wednesday morning and not particularly cold. 0ur area of rain at staying its welcome across parts of scotla nd at staying its welcome across parts of scotland where it will be persistent. elsewhere, some dry, bright and sunny intervals. feeling pleasa nt bright and sunny intervals. feeling pleasant in sunshine. temperatures below par for the time of year and we could have one or two heavy downpours. another area of low pressure on thursday will see rain skirting up the east side of the uk. some fairly heavy downpours and elsewhere, dry and bright interv

northern isles. it is in the south south—east we are looking at a fair bit of cloud. there will be some sunshine developing. we are not immune to the showers. some will be heavy and bunbury. you could hear a rumble of thunder coming out of the screen as well. temperatures ranging from 11 in the north to 20 in the south. through the evening and overnight the lopressor continues to drift northwards, taking rain with it. centre of the lopressor roughly here —— low pressure. mist and fog patches forming as well, especially where it has been down a day. temperatures falling to between 7—12 in towns and cities. in rural areas you can expect the temperatures to be lower. tomorrow the centre of the lopressor is ensconced in the lows —— north sea. that is where we are seeing the rain. the weather fronts are dragged towards the north sea across that low pressure. there will be showers around. we will see some sunny skies. there will be a new front across east anglia and kent, introducing some rain.

northern and western isles rather cloudy, elsewhere abundant sunshine. sunny in glastonbury. some strong winds through thursday and into early friday in the far south—west. elsewhere in the sunshine, we're widely in the low to mid 20s. now, as we go on through thursday night and into friday, low cloud advancing again in from the north sea across many central and eastern areas. but it's on friday we're starting to see some changes in the weather pattern. high pressure pushing out to the north sea, and that allows us to tap into some continental heat and humidity across western parts of the uk, which will see temperatures soaring to the upper 20s, maybe even near 30 degrees in hotspots. this is how friday will play out. another disappointing start across eastern parts, the cloud may linger, keeping the temperature in the mid—teens, whereas in the west there will be sunshine and temperatures peaking near 30 celsius, even into western parts of scotland. then, into the start of the weekend, it's scotland and northern ireland now starting to see a north atlantic influence, with

isles. elsewhere, further south, variable cloud, not quite as warm as it has been, temperatures reaching may be 23 degrees and it will remain cool along north sea coasts. thursday, high pressure is dominating the country but we will have a fairly strong easterly wind across southern parts of england, particularly along the channel coast and into the south—west. it will be cooler and fresher along the north sea coast. there should be some good deal of sunshine around and lower humidity for me and it feels quite pleasa nt humidity for me and it feels quite pleasant for many. further west, maybe 25 degrees, bit cooler further east. having a look at europe, we have got the blistering heat wave developing across france into switzerland, and spain where it could be a record—breaking for the time of year. but we will be tapping into the keeps us again as we enter the week, said in the temperatures into the low 30s across the south, but then it turns cooler on sunday. borisjohnson, the frontrunn