england, reaches east anglia and south—east england. what follows is much brighter weather with sunshine and a few showers mainly across north—western areas. temperatures about 16—18 degrees celsius, and it won�*t feel too bad in that strong may sunshine. looking at the weather picture through wednesday night, many of those showers will fade away, but then the cloud will start to rebuild in northern ireland, as we head into the first part of thursday morning, with that rain starting to make inroads here. now, this is another weather front off the atlantic, there�*s a tiny bit of uncertainty about where that is going, northern ireland, northern england and wales look the favoured spots for seeing rain. scotland, sunshine and showers more likely and towards southern england, variable cloud but there will be some sunny spells coming and going here. now, temperatures, quite a range, cooler air getting in across scotland and northern ireland, highs just around 13—15 degrees for some, but warmer to the south—east, with temperature

much of eastern and south east england will stay dry during daylight hours with sunny spells before it gradually clouds over. this is where see the day's higher temperatures, whereas we're going to, of course, be cooler where you have the rain. but notice how it does weaken through friday evening and night. maybe something half—decent into east anglia, but for much of southern england, a splash and no more as it moves on through to leave high pressure building in behind itand a mainly dry start to the weekend. there will be some sunny spells around, but there will also be some cloud building and a few showers breaking out through central and southern scotland, northern, central, eastern and south east england during the day, though very few and far between. for many, it'll feel warm in the sunny spells, though cooler with an onshore breeze around north—eastern coasts before temperatures recover here on sunday. for part two of the weekend, high pressure keeping most places settled, but weather fronts do make some progress towards scotland and northern ireland once again. and it does

many towns and cities outside the south—east of england also feel hard done by. in london, nearly £1,500 a year of public money is spent per person on transport. in yorkshire it's a third of that. in basingstoke the average salary is more than £36,000. in sunderland it's under £25,000. life expectancy in blackpool is at least eight years shorter than it is in guildford. after winning the 2019 election, and taking many so—called red wall seats in the midlands and the north of england, the conservatives allocated billions of pounds for levelling up. they're inviting towns and cities to bid for the cash. we have a situation where the south—east of england has been the economic powerhouse. that has been unfair for other the parts of the united kingdom that have not had a fair shake of the sauce bottle. we need fundamentally to alter that. by the government's own admission, this is a collossal challenge. in this document, they say it'll require the same ambition as putting man on the moon, so how do they ensure that people in barnsley have the same quality of l

much of eastern and south east england will stay dry during daylight hours with sunny spells before it gradually clouds over. this is where see the day's higher temperatures, whereas we're going to, of course, be cooler where you have the rain. but notice how it does weaken through friday evening and night. maybe something half—decent into east anglia, but for much of southern england, a splash and no more as it moves on through to leave high pressure building in behind itand a mainly dry start to the weekend. there will be some sunny spells around, but there will also be some cloud building and a few showers breaking out through central and southern scotland, northern, central, eastern and south east england during the day, though very few and far between. for many, it'll feel warm in the sunny spells, though cooler with an onshore breeze around north—eastern coasts before temperatures recover here on sunday. for part two of the weekend, high pressure keeping most places settled, but weather fronts do make some progress towards scotland and northern ireland once again. and it does

rain left by the time the system gets into the south east of england. in comparison, much drier and brighter for scotland and northern ireland, but still some pokey showers running across scotland. the wetter weather for the south east of england will come wednesday evening into the small hours of thursday. by thursday dawn though, that system is away to the continent and high pressure tries to build up from the south again. all the while that we've still got fronts snaking into the far north of the uk, and we've seen quite a lot of rain for western scotland so far this week and we're just going to continue to top that up with fronts coming in on thursday and friday. eastern areas i think seeing some showery outbreaks of rain, but obviously comparatively drier and brighter. fine, though, for england and wales on thursday. similar story here for friday. we've got that high pressure to the south, the weather fronts coming through to the north. get�*s a little bit warmer again on friday, potentially up to 20 for norwich and london. 0n into the weekend. a

we could see 22—23 celsius somewhere across south—east england — that's 73 fahrenheit. now, into the evening, though, those showers will arrive through the south—west across wales pushing their way into central and southern england. there will be some sharp thundery downpours mixed in there as well as those showers move through during the early hours of sunday. they will take their time to clear away as well. some running down through the channel coast, some moving up through wales, stretching up into northern england and scotland for the second half of the weekend. so a slightly different feel to the weather story. still warm where you keep the sunshine, highs again of 23 celsius. there will be further showers to come through sunday evening into the early hours of monday. if anything, more widespread sharp showers, possibly still thundery, moving their way up to scotland, and that is because as we go through into next week, we continue to see the risk of some low pressure systems pushing in off the atlantic. always sitting out to the west, so the further east you are

temperatures 16 in the central belt and 22 in the south east of england. not bad numbers for this time of the year. let's look further ahead to the end of the week and into next weekend. and we've got low pressure starting to move across the uk, bringing with it the threat of some rain. and then signs are that later on next weekend, high pressure will build back in from the southwest. so for a while, friday, perhaps even into saturday, there's the chance of some showers. sunday and monday should see it turning drier with some sunshine and temperatures are still a little above average for the time of year. it's a long way ahead, before then, though, we've got the risk of these heavy and thundery downpours in the next couple of days. this is bbc news. the mayor of kharkiv tells the bbc russian troops have withdrawn from his city, which has been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. finland's president tells vladimir putin he will apply for nato membership within days. president putin has called the move a mistake. us pro—choice supporters pr

by the middle part of the afternoon, those showers will drive in through wales, central and south—east england. with the best of any brighter weather further north and west. it will still be quite warm their down to the south, hence the reason for the thunderstorms, and temperatures may well peak into the high teens. now, we've got one or two fronts to clear away towards the end of the weekend and then into the weekend, high pressure is set to build in behind, quietening things down once again. so, no significant rain for the gardeners or growers across central and southern england, and in fact, with the wind direction coming from a south—westerly, on the whole, for the bulk of england and wales and northern ireland, it will stay on the warm side. so, yes, we've got the risk of some rain on friday with that front, but once it clears through and the high pressure builds, dry, settled, sunny and warm for many. hello, i'm ros atkins. this is 0utside source. hundreds of civilians are still trapped in the azovstal steel plant in the southern ukrainian city of mariupol, after the ceasefire

eastward, barely any rain left on by the time it reaches east anglia and south—east england, what follows is much brighter weather with sunshine and a few showers mainly across north—western areas. temperatures about 16—18 degrees celsius, it won't feel too bad in that strong may sunshine. looking at the weather picture through wednesday night, many of those showers will fade away, but then the cloud will start to rebuild in northern ireland, as we head into the first part of thursday morning, with that rain starting to make inroads here. now, this is another weather front off the atlantic, there's a tiny bit of uncertainty about where that is going, northern ireland, northern england and wales looks the favoured spots for seeing rain. scotland, sunshine and showers more likely and towards southern england, variable cloud but there will be some sunny spells coming and going here. now, temperatures, quite a range, cooler air getting in across scotland and northern ireland, highs just around 13—15 degrees for some, but warmer to the south—east, with temperatures up to 20. now, towar

further south in south—east of england and dry and warm in the sunshine and limited sunshine and lots of clyde made its way down across england and wales, still a little bit of rain on that show was continuing across parts of scotland. what is left of parts of that cloud continues to run safford into the english channel, mainly as a way as well, and away from scotland find light winds, clear skies and that points to a chilly night when it was last night. could be down to around 7—9 by first thing on friday morning. during friday we have got this area of high fashion not far away and that things sunshine and dry weather but we have still got some strong winds in scotland and this is where we see some heavy showers in northern scotland as clouds increases in southern scotland, northern ireland and northern england and one or two light shows here. but the wales in and southern england is likely to stay dry and should be a little sunshine and hear the winds are going to be like to do so it will feel pleasantly warm and that is what we have got the highest images of 18 degrees in the mid

of a shower, and a warmer day, with temperatures up to 22 in the warmer spots in south east england. overnight and into friday, rain gathering for scotland and northern ireland as it becomes more widespread and heavier for a time with a stronger breeze. whereas it stays dry on a milder night in wales and england. and then into friday, well, the rain's going to move its way south out of scotland and northern ireland, with sunny spells and a few showers following into northern england, wales at first and then parts of the midlands and south west england getting on into friday evening. east anglia and the south east staying dry until friday night. still some warm, sunny spells before it clouds over. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines. in the besieged port of mariupol — officials say russia has launched a major assault on the remaining ukrainian forces there. the us central bank raises interest rates by half a percentage point — the most aggressive increase in more than twenty years. no escape from omicron for hong kong's poorest, we meet

maybe not quite as warm across east anglia and south east england. and as we go into wednesday evening and night, more wet weather pushing east, including some thundery bursts, the potential for some torrential downpours across the east and south east of england. and then for thursday, a largely fine day. a wetter one on friday. i went to take you to the us now. president biden has described white supremacy as a �*poison' running through the body of us politics. he was speaking on a visit to buffalo, the town in upstate new york where a gunman killed ten people on saturday. police are investigating what they believe to be a racially motivated crime. let's hear what the president had to say. let's hear what the president had to say. let's hear what the president had to sa . ~ ., let's hear what the president had to sa , . ., ., , , , let's hear what the president had to say. what happened here is simple and straightforward _ say. what happened here is simple and straightforward terrorism. - and straightforward terrorism. terrorism, domestic terroris

. 18 in the midlands, 21 in the south—east of england. heading into the weekend the main story is the cooler air that is heading our way. temperatures will drop and we may see a few more in showers arriving through the second half of the weekend. there could be one or two showers in northern scotland, otherwise a dry day with a sunny start. the client will spread out a little bit during the day, but the temperatures peaking at around 20 degrees in south wales and it may make 17 and the central belt of scotland. but the high pressure that has been trying to build towards the uk will retreat back up towards iceland and it keeps these northerly winds heading our way on sunday and thatis winds heading our way on sunday and that is bringing in this much cooler air as well. with pressure drop and we are likely to find more cloud, cyclic cloud, on sunday and that could lead to a few more showers as well, particularly in eastern areas. driest in the west and where we will find the highest temperatures. 0nly find the highest temperatures. only 12

still got to 18 in the south-east we still got to 18 in the south—east of england. clouds thickening across the north west and we have some rain heading its way into northern ireland and across western scotland. you can see that here on the radar picture. that will be pushing eastwards, so turning wet across the isle of man, northern england, probably some splashes into northern wales for a time. that clears out of the way leaving rain in the north west of scotland overnight. otherwise it is dry with temperatures up to ii otherwise it is dry with temperatures up to 11 degrees so quite a mild night as well. tomorrow, most will start with early morning sunshine but the one exception is across scotland where an area of low pressure will be spreading rain, particularly to northern and western areas through the day. generally across the northern half of the uk, we will have some brisk westerly winds with gusts up to a0 mph and that will knock the edge off temperatures in northern areas. the winds are light a further south, so in the sunshine temperatures will be warmer.

around, it'll be a warmer feeling day with some occasional sunny spells, up to 22 in the warm spots in south—east england. so, it'll become more widespread and heavier, and it'll be a milder start to the day across the board. so, some rain in scotland and northern ireland, gradually clearing southwards during friday. the rain moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps south—west england getting on into friday evening. ahead of that, still be some sunny spells for a time before it clouds over. and this is where we'll see the day's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be a lot of cloud for a time in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. one or two light showers or some patchy light rain and drizzle, and a cooler day towards these north—eastern coasts. elsewhere on saturday, if we do break out into some sunny spell

still 1a degrees in glasgow and back down to around 20 in the south—east of england. we'll keep those sort of temperatures through the rest of the week. there's the threat of rain across southern areas as we head into wednesday but then it becomes drier and it will feel again like today pleasantly warm in some sunshine. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. governments urge political parties in northern ireland to re—establish a devolved administration, after sinn fein became the largest party in the assembly. that's a first for a nationalist party. the issue of the post—brexit protocol, though, could complicate the way forward. if the eu do not show flexibility, we have always said we will take the action as the uk government to ensure that northern ireland's place in part of the internal market and protecting the good friday agreement is absolutely there. iamat i am at belfast, stormont in belfast where we are questioning what will it take to get politicians back to the power—sharing assembly behind me? deputy prime minister dominic raab accuses sir keir

we could still have some rain just lingering towards the far south—east of england. we've got one or two showers running up towards the north—west of the uk. the breeze coming in from the south—west, and many places will be seeing some sunshine, and it'll still feel warm, temperatures around 18 to 22 degrees. now, this is how we end the week. we've got low pressure to the north—west of the uk and probably a weather front here bringing some rain into scotland and northern ireland, but a weak ridge of high pressure for england and wales. but it is very weak. we still can't rule out some showers, particularly later on in the day. most of the wet weather looks like coming into western scotland and northern ireland, so it's going to be cooler here. elsewhere, for england and wales there will be some sunshine but perhaps some showers, as well. now, the detail of the downpours is really going to be quite difficult over the week ahead, but we do have this theme of some warmth and some sunshine at times but the potential for some heavy and thundery downpours, as well. a

turning wetter across parts of south east england and east anglia after a very warm sunday, so it will be cooler here. and into monday night, we'll see, through parts of eastern england, eastern scotland, some outbreaks of rain. showers elsewhere through england and wales. northern scotland and into northern ireland becoming mainly dry here with some clear spells and probably the lowest temperatures going into tuesday morning. on tuesday, it's eastern areas seeing outbreaks of rain pushing southwards. elsewhere, you may see some sunny spells. showers will develop again — a few heavy ones — tending to fade away from western areas during the day. it'll be breezier on tuesday, windier on wednesday, with rain moving east. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm david eades. our top stories: president biden holds a meeting with emperor naruhito during his first visit to japan since taking office as the us seeks to bolster its regional influence against a dominant china. we report on howjapan is boosting its own military, amid fears of chinese

catch one it may be heavy and it could be thunder, up in scotland, it will then turn wetter across south—east england and east anglia after a warm sunday, it will be cooler here. into monday night, we will see through parts of the east of england, east of scotland, outbreaks of rain, showers and elsewhere to england and wales, the north of scotland and into northern ireland becoming mainly dry here with clear spells and the lowest temperatures going into tuesday

london and south—east england. the heavy rain will push north and east. that is the latest. hello, this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. these are the headlines... foreign minister, liz truss, prepares to set out the british government's strategy for changing the post—brexit trade deal for northern ireland. hailed as heroes — nearly 300 ukrainian fighters have left a steelworks in the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol, having been trapped there for more than two months. more evidence that wages are failing to keep pace with the cost of living — basic pay levels are down two percent from last year when adjusted for inflation — their biggest fall since 2013. the footballing world throws its support behind blackpool�*s jake daniels who has become the first current male professional footballer in more than 30 years to come out as gay. and football manager wayne rooney is due to give evidence in his wife's libel trial, dubbed wagatha christie, as the multimillion—pound case enters its final days at the hig

we could see 22—23 celsius somewhere across south—east england — that's 73 fahrenheit. now, into the evening, though, those showers will arrive through the south—west across wales pushing their way into central and southern england. there will be some sharp thundery downpours mixed in there as well as those showers move through during the early hours of sunday. they will take their time to clear away as well. some running down through the channel coast, some moving up through wales, stretching up into northern england and scotland for the second half of the weekend. so a slightly different feel to the weather story. still warm where you keep the sunshine, highs again of 23 celsius. there will be further showers to come through sunday evening into the early hours of monday. if anything, more widespread sharp showers, possibly still thundery, moving their way up to scotland, and that is because as we go through into next week, we continue to see the risk of some low pressure systems pushing in off the atlantic. always sitting out to the west, so the further east you are

still 40 degrees in glasgow and around 20 in the south—east of england. we'll keep this temperatures through the rest of the week. the threat of rain across southern areas as we head into wednesday and then it becomes drier and like today it will feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine. —— still 14 degrees in glasgow. this is bbc news. the headlines: a historic win. sinn fein becomes the largest party in the northern ireland assembly for the first time. the governments in london, dublin and washington have called on political parties in northern ireland to re—establish the devolved administration. president zelensky says diplomatic efforts are continuing to try and rescue wounded soldiers from the besieged azovstal steelworks in mariupol. more questions for the uk opposition leader sir keir starmer over whether he broke lockdown rules. a leaked memo suggests a meal he attended was planned despite covid restrictions. the official who oversaw the crackdown on pro—democracy protests in hong kong in 2019 has become the territory's new leader. john lee wa

around, it'll be a warmer feeling day with some occasional sunny spells, up to 22 in the warm spots in south—east england. so, here, a lot of dry weather will continue as we get on into thursday night, but the rain really gathering into scotland and northern ireland going into friday morning. so, it'll become more widespread and heavier, and it'll be a milder start to the day across the board. so, some rain in scotland and northern ireland, gradually clearing southwards during friday. sunny spells and a few showers following on behind. the rain moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps south—west england getting on into friday evening. whereas ahead of that, there'll still be some sunny spells for a time before it clouds over. and this is where we'll see the day's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. now, it looks as if those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be

we could see 22 or 23 somewhere across south—east england — that's 73 fahrenheit. now, into the evening, though, those showers will arrive through the south—west across wales pushing their way into central and southern england. there will be some sharp, thundery downpours mixed in there as well as those showers move through during the early hours of sunday. they will take their time to clear away as well. some running down through the channel coast, some moving up through wales, stretching up into northern england and scotland for the second half of the weekend. so a slightly different feel to the weather story. still warm where you keep the sunshine, highs again of 23 degrees. there will be further showers to come through sunday evening into the early hours of monday. if anything, more widespread sharp showers, possibly still thundery, moving their way up to scotland, and that is because as we go through into next week, we continue to see the risk of some low—pressure systems pushing in off the atlantic. always sitting out to the west, so the further east you

we could see 22—23 celsius somewhere across south—east england — that's 73 fahrenheit. now, into the evening, though, those showers will arrive through the south—west across wales pushing their way into central and southern england. there will be some sharp thundery downpours mixed in there as well as those showers move through during the early hours of sunday. they will take their time to clear away as well. some running down through the channel coast, some moving up through wales, stretching up into northern england and scotland for the second half of the weekend. so a slightly different feel to the weather story. still warm where you keep the sunshine, highs again of 23 celsius. there will be further showers to come through sunday evening into the early hours of monday. if anything, more widespread sharp showers, possibly still thundery, moving their way up to scotland, and that is because as we go through into next week, we continue to see the risk of some low pressure systems pushing in off the atlantic. always sitting out to the west, so the further east you are

east england. so, here, a lot of dry weather will continue as we get on into thursday night, but the rain really gathering into scotland and northern ireland going into friday morning. so, it'll become more widespread and heavier, and it'll be a milder start to the day across the board. so, some rain in scotland and northern ireland, gradually clearing southwards during friday. sunny spells and a few showers following on behind. the rain moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps south west england getting on into friday evening. whereas ahead of that, there will still be some sunny spells for a time before it clouds over. and this is where we'll see the date's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. now, it looks as if those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be a lot of

not quite as warm across east anglia and south—east england. elsewhere, temperatures are pretty much on a par with where they were on tuesday. wednesday ends with more wet weather pushing eastwards and some intense thundery downpours in places. there could be torrential thunderstorms for a time overnight and into thursday in east anglia, south—east england. and then on thursday, we're kind of in between weather systems again. there's a lot of fine weather out there, quite breezy, with some showers around north—west scotland, slight chance of a shower in the far south—east of england. low pressure still to the west of us, more to the north—west by the time we get on into friday, and a couple of weather systems coming our way, giving a greater chance of wetter weather by day more widely across the uk on friday. from one system pushing in from the north—west, as you can see, and another one just clipping — potentially, not set in stone — parts of the south—east of the uk. and temperatures are starting to come down a little bit, bec

an area of rain also for parts of south east england and east anglia later in the day. some uncertainty about how far north and west that will get but don't get caught out by it, and it will make for a cooler day compared with sunday. and overnight and into tuesday, eastern areas most likely to see cloud and some outbreaks of rain. showers around elsewhere through england and wales. northern scotland and northern ireland becoming mainly dry here with some clear spells and probably the lowest temperatures as tuesday begins. and then on tuesday, we will continue across some eastern areas to have some rain, perhaps initially toward south east scotland and running southwards through the eastern side of england. elsewhere, it's a case of sunny spells, perhaps catching a shower. a lot of them fading, though, from western areas later in the day, and similar temperatures. a breezy day on tuesday. wednesday's looking like a windier day because one low pressure's moving away, another one's coming in, with weather fronts bringing another shot of wet weather from west to east durin

low 20s but up to 26 in south east england and the highest temperature recorded so far this year. rain and sundry downpours pushing east over all parts this evening and most places will see some rain before the end of the day and temperatures for many holding up into double figures tomorrow. early showers clearing the way for north west scotland and most great places having a fine wednesday before rain heads into northern ireland and heavy showers pushing back across the southern areas at the day. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: foreign secretary confirms the uk will introduce legislation to override parts of the northern ireland post—brexit trade deal, within weeks. more evidence that wages are failing to keep pace with the cost of living, earnings are down 1.2% from last year when adjusted for inflation. the biggest fall since 2013. hailed as heroes, the ukrainian military says the defenders of mariupol have ended their mission after hundreds of soldiers leave the steel plant, having been a there for more than two months. wayne rooney has been giving evidence in his wi

around, it'll be a warmer feeling day with some occasional sunny spells, up to 22 in the warm spots in south—east england. so, here, a lot of dry weather will continue as we get on into thursday night, but the rain really gathering into scotland and northern ireland going into friday morning. so, it'll become more widespread and heavier, and it'll be a milder start to the day across the board. so, some rain in scotland and northern ireland, gradually clearing southwards during friday. sunny spells and a few showers following on behind. the rain moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps south—west england getting on into friday evening. whereas ahead of that, there'll still be some sunny spells for a time before it clouds over. and this is where we'll see the day's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. now, it looks as if those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be

they will be hit and miss, some heavier ones moving through the midlands and into south—east england and they will gradually drift steadily north as we go through the afternoon. an improving picture with more sunshine and warmth returning and if you miss those showers in western scotland, you should see highs of 20 degrees as well. through sunday night into monday morning, we do it all again as another frequent rash of showers potentially merging together for longer spells of rain, start to drift their way steadily northwards so as we go through the day on monday, we'll see a band of more persistent rain moving through northern england, northern ireland into central and southern scotland. once again behind it, a few isolated showers but more sunshine and warmth with highs of 23 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories... ten people have been killed in a mass shooting by a lone gunman at a grocery store in the us city of buffalo. we are investigating this incident as both a hate crime and a case of racially motivated, violent extremism. the 18—year—old suspect w

catch one it may be heavy and it could be thunder, up in scotland, it will then turn wetter across south—east england and east anglia after a warm sunday, it will be cooler here. into monday night, we will see through parts of the east of england, east of scotland, outbreaks of rain, showers and elsewhere to england and wales, the north of scotland and into northern ireland becoming mainly dry here with clear spells and the lowest temperatures going into tuesday morning. on tuesday, eastern areas see outbreaks of rain pushing south, elsewhere you may see some sunny spells, showers will develop again, a few heavy ones, tending to fade away from the west during the day, brazier on tuesday, windy on wednesday with rain moving east. now, how do you do this thing? it's been a while! hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kevin schofield, political editor of huffpost uk, and john stevens, deputy political editor of the daily mail. they have not forgotten, so we will be all right. tomorrow's front pages, then, starting with the cost of the cr

any rain left on by the time it reaches east anglia and south—east england, what follows is much brighter weather with sunshine and a few showers mainly across north—western areas. temperatures about 16—18 degrees celsius, it won't feel too bad in that strong may sunshine. looking at the weather picture through wednesday night, many of the showers will fade away, but then the cloud will start to rebuild in northern ireland, as we head into the first part of thursday morning, with that rain starting to make inroads here. now, this is another weather front off the atlantic, a tiny bit of uncertainty about where that is going, northern england and wales looks the favoured spots for seeing rain. scotland, sunshine and showers more likely and towards southern england, variable cloud but there will be some sunny spells coming and going here. temperatures, quite a range, cooler air getting in across scotland and northern ireland, highs just around 13—15 degrees for some, but warmer to the south—east, with temperatures up to 20. and towards the end of the week and the all—important week

around, it'll be a warmer feeling day with some occasional sunny spells, up to 22 in the warm spots in south—east england. so, here, a lot of dry weather will continue as we get on into thursday night, but the rain really gathering into scotland and northern ireland going into friday morning. so, it'll become more widespread and heavier, and it'll be a milder start to the day across the board. so, some rain in scotland and northern ireland, gradually clearing southwards during friday. sunny spells and a few showers following on behind. the rain moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps south—west england getting on into friday evening. whereas ahead of that, there'll still be some sunny spells for a time before it clouds over. and this is where we'll see the day's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. now, it looks as if those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be

around, it'll be a warmer feeling day with some occasional sunny spells, up to 22 in the warm spots in south—east england. so, here, a lot of dry weather will continue as we get on into thursday night, but the rain really gathering into scotland and northern ireland going into friday morning. so, it'll become more widespread and heavier, and it'll be a milder start to the day across the board. so, some rain in scotland and northern ireland, gradually clearing southwards during friday. sunny spells and a few showers following on behind. the rain moves into northern england, heaviest to the west of the pennines, into wales, parts of the midlands, perhaps south—west england getting on into friday evening. whereas ahead of that, there'll still be some sunny spells for a time before it clouds over. and this is where we'll see the day's highest temperatures, just into the low 20s. now, it looks as if those parts of eastern england that have been so dry will see some more rain as we get on into friday night before clearing early on saturday morning and another area of high pressure moves in. could be

by the middle part of the afternoon, those showers will drive in through wales, central and south—east england. with the best of any brighter weather further north and west. it will still be quite warm their down to the south, hence the reason for the thunderstorms, and temperatures may well peak into the high teens. now, we've got one or two fronts to clear away towards the end of the weekend and then into the weekend, high pressure is set to build in behind, quietening things down once again. so, no significant rain for the gardeners or growers across central and southern england, and in fact, with the wind direction coming from a south—westerly, on the whole, for the bulk of england and wales and northern ireland, it will stay on the warm side. so, yes, we've got the risk of some rain on friday with that front, but once it clears through and the high pressure builds, dry, settled, sunny and warm for many. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. hundreds of civilians are still trapped in the azovstal steel plant in the southern ukrainian city of mariupol, after the ceasefire

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still 1a degrees in glasgow and back down to around 20 in the south—east of england. we'll keep those sort of temperatures through the rest of the week. there's the threat of rain across southern areas as we head into wednesday and then it becomes drier and it will feel again like today it will feel pleasantly warm in some sunshine. good afternoon. the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis has said the uk government will work to fix issues with the northern ireland protocol in the wake of the outcome of the elections for the stormont executive this week. sinn fein became the largest party in the executive for the first time with the democratic unionist party's vote splintering over concerns about the protocol which has seen a trade border effectively erected in the irish sea between the uk and northern ireland. the dup is refusing to nominate a deputy first minister in the stomont power—sharing arrangement between unionist and nationalist parties in the executive. we can speak to our correspondent danjohnson who's at stormont

maybe not quite as warm across east anglia and south east england. and as we go into wednesday evening and night, more wet weather pushing east, including some thundery bursts, the potential for some torrential downpours across the east and south east of england. and then for thursday, a largely fine day. a wetter one on friday. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. after the racially motivated attacks that left ten people dead at a new york state supermarket, president biden pays his respects and has this message. biden pays his respects and has this messaue. ~ ., ., ,, biden pays his respects and has this messaue. . . ., ,, , message. what happened here is sim - le message. what happened here is simple and _ message. what happened here is simple and straightforward, i message. what happened here is simple and straightforward, and l simple and straightforward, and terrorism. terrorism. domestic terrorism. terrorism. domestic terrorism-— terrorism. terrorism. domestic terrorism. look at the latest on that from _ terrorism. look at the la

the rain in the south—east of england moves north into north—east england. with all this going on it does mean is not going to be a cold night and it will be a breezy one. tomorrow we start off with that rain across south—east scotland and north—east england clearing off into the north sea. and then we have a day of sunshine and showers, more sunshine around than we have today. but, like today, some of the showers will be heavy and they will also be thundery with temperatures very similar to today but again breezy. temperatures widely between 12—18, 19. for wednesday, a weather front coming into the west will produce rain in the west, heaviest of which will be across western scotland. now, as this pushes eastwards, it will tend to weaken so any rain getting into the far east will tend to be more patchy in nature and behind it, we are back in the sunshine and showers. it's going to be noticeably windy wherever you are during the course of wednesday the temperature is again up to around about the high teens. and it's after that, from friday onwards, that

tomorrow, while many start dry with sunshine, outbreaks of rain in the middle and is south—east england for a time and cloud bills elsewhere with showers breaking up. robbie not as widespread as today but in the afternoon some heavy and thundery ones coming up through northern and

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