just a bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. into the middle of the week, and wednesday sees heavy rain pushing in across parts of northern ireland, scotland, north—west england as well. further south and east across england and wales, you've still got the warm and dry weather, but quite a brisk south—westerly wind. temperatures up to 25 or 26. to the north—west of that front, just 16 degrees there in stornoway. a bit of a change through wednesday night and into thursday, as this cold front gets driven further south and east across the uk. it's driven on by this kink in the jet stream. so that will bring a spell of heavy rain and then it will open the door for that cooler and fresher weather moving in from the north—west, so thursday initially some outbreaks of rain across the south—east of england and east anglia, and then fresher conditions moving from the atlantic, with a mix of sunshine and some heavy and possibly thundery showers for scotland and northern ireland. a bit fresher by thursday, so 17 to 21 degrees as

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a bit of patchy rain in northern ireland. the same applies to the western isles of scotland, where it will also be turning breezy. eastern scotland should hold onto some brightness until the day is done. and then we go through this evening and it tonight and the front in the west will stagger a little bit further eastwards but remember it is running into high pressures were struggling to make much progress. cloudy in the west and mild in the west as well. temperatures much higher than they we re temperatures much higher than they were last night in glasgow, belfast, plymouth. around about 14 celsius. further east, on the cold side. eastern areas will also see the best of the sunshine during tomorrow morning. across eastern scotland and eastern and southern england, we will hold a decent sized bowl through the day. more in the way of cloud out west. misty and market conditions and the odd spot of drizzle. we are looking at highs into the high teens across scotland. 20 celsius for northern ireland. 20-22dc 20 celsius for northe

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cooler in northern ireland and scotland. on tuesday, those showers become more frequent across northern ireland, western and northern scotland, bringing heavy spells of rain for some time. scattered showers further south but much of england and wales with a mainly dry day and more in the way of sunshine on tuesday. still maintaining a warm and humid deal with temperatures of 25 or 26 degrees. cloudy and humid to start the week, some sunny spells and slowly turning pressure from the north. hello. this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines: a man has been charged with attempted murder after a car crashed outside the houses of parliament earlier this week. the incident is being treated as a terrorist attack. india's military intensifies its rescue operations in the flood—hit southern state of kerala. at least 350 people have died. many people are still trapped in the houses in many places. i hope they get the help very soon. we couldn't stay there any more. i am thankful to the people who brought us out of that. the boss

the modern history of northern ireland has been dominated by one thing the troubles . and bitter conflict both political and religious between those claiming to represent the predominantly catholic nationalist of those claiming to represent the mainly protestant unionists. broadly speaking the nationalists more so-called republicans want northern ireland to be unified with the republic of ireland while the unionists wanted to remain part of the united kingdom along with england wales and. i think. the people of my community are. taking the problems to the theatre and you can achieve nothing ever said by people civil rights and human rights people that are in marched on the streets i'm repeating off the streets and then the british army come in. there catholics and i says here actually had no basic human rights the had no full rights the had all those traits taken away from. us in nineteen ninety eight all the political parties signed up to the good friday agreement breaking three decades of deadlock it established a power sharing assembly and paved the way for the with

if you like something a little more bearable, it is scotland and northern ireland, where temperatures were getting to the low 20s and there will still be a good deal of fine and dry weather, the differences where we are pulling our air infrom. differences where we are pulling our air in from. howeverfor all of differences where we are pulling our air in from. however for all of us it will be fairly humid, because we have got wind is coming in off the atla ntic have got wind is coming in off the atlantic with this band of cloud, that gave us quite a lot of rain yesterday evening and overnight, it has weakened today, but it will pick up has weakened today, but it will pick up again. he endorse it you can see a beautiful shot from our weather watcher, and we will see a lot of sun for the rest of the day across eastern areas, but there is more cloud mulling around in the north. it isa cloud mulling around in the north. it is a little drizzly in some coastal parts of the irish sea for example, so a little cooler here. 25, potentially, east of scotland pushing towards the high 20s in the so

what he is saying is that people, those who served in northern ireland during that period we re northern ireland during that period were a sure daily bread, they were doing theirjob with great professionalism. and although he is not a visit to protect them if the legal proceedings are required and there is evidence of offences having been committed, he is making it very clear that the army was behind the vetera ns. clear that the army was behind the veterans. but what they have done nothing wrong? that support that is made by the northern ireland through terry who basically said we have to be mindful of the incredible job they did during the troubles but ultimately, they cannot be a statute of limitations here, because it could draw an real terrorists into that. and of course, there was already around about this already when the defence secretary try to introduce an amnesty in this area. you can see both sides of the story. i think we would all appreciate that it was a very difficult job they we re it was a very difficult job they were doing at the time, and there is her in this case stu

temperatures 15—19 celsius, 21 from northern ireland. close to 30 once again in south—east england and east anglia. some changes for the north and west of scotland and northern ireland through the evening as outbreaks of rain moving. further south, mainly dry through sunday evening and plenty of sunshine. we can see this front moving in. increasing the cloud, outbreaks of rain and strengthening the breeze. the new working week starting cloudy and damp in northern ireland and scotland, some of that rain moving south into the far north of england. further south, we stay dry, holding onto the heat, with temperatures even higherfor central, onto the heat, with temperatures even higher for central, southern and south—eastern england, exceeding 30 in places. heading into tuesday, we've got this front to the north and west of it something cooler and fresher, to the south and east still very warm. this cooler air trying to sink its way south and eventually we'll see that toppling south and those oranges and reds being replaced by something c

ireland and patchy rain for northern ireland and scotland, but further south, hanging on to the sunshine and warmth. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. two thirds of household plastic waste ends up in landfill sites despite efforts to increase the amount we recycle. the local government association says low—grade plastics used in many food containers can't be recycled and need to be banned. detectives investigating the disappearance of the midwife samantha eastwood are carrying out searches in a rural area of stoke—on—trent. the 28—year—old has not been seen since last friday when she finished her night shift at stoke university hospital. three men have died from heatstroke in spain as temperatures in parts of southern europe continue to rise above a0 degrees celsius. holiday—makers are being urged to stay out of the sun as forecasters are warning of record—breaking temperatures. the us secretary of state says he hopes north korea's nuclear programme can be stopped. his comments come after a un report claims it is still continuing. the record breaking hydroplane bluebi

ireland and into northern england. some of them could be quite heavy. one or two will make it further east and it will feel much cooler. into the weekend, then, we've got quite a fresh wind down the east coast on saturday morning, which will gradually start to ease. a lot of fine weather around, just the risk of one or two showers. in the risk of one or two showers. in the sunshine it should feel fairly pleasant. temperatures more less the same as today. heading into sunday there's a that bit of uncertainty about this area of rain which is going to come in from the west. i think it will reach parts of the isles of scilly and the south—west up isles of scilly and the south—west up into wales and northern ireland and scotland. the further east you are the more likely it is that you will stay dry for a little bit longer but the cloud. to increase and temperatures, well, still staying fresh on sunday. heading into monday that rain clearing eastwards and it will feel fresh. so, that fresher theme continues, certainly fo

noticeable breeze, particularly in northern ireland and scotla nd particularly in northern ireland and scotland and not as warm as yesterday in england and wales, temperatures between 19 and 23 but just 11! to 16 for scotland and northern ireland. we will keep showers going through this evening. most will tend to fade away and become confined mainly to northern ireland, scotland and the far north of england but elsewhere, lots of clear skies. if you're not a fan of the warmth and humidity recently, a much fresher night with lows of seven or eight for scotland and northern ireland and 9—11 or 12 for england and wales but rural spots will be a few degrees cooler. we are all in the cooler, fresher air to end the week. we've lost the warmth and humidity and noticeably different over the next few days. showers around tomorrow still, chiefly in the morning for northern ireland, western scotland and northern england. south and east through the day they will go, sharp ones with a rumble of thunder. fewer showers on the eastern coasts, staying dry, but temperatures not getting out of the midâ

he is hoping this will be the wake—up call northern ireland's politicians need. it's about saying, "we need something different here," and they need to resolve that. northern ireland's devolved government at stormont collapsed in january last year, after a bust up over a disastrous green energy scheme. since then, talks between the dup and sinn fein to try to restore power—sharing have come to nothing. with no resolution between the main parties, there is currently little expectation of a government returning here any time soon. and for some within the civil service that's leading to frustration, because when it comes to big decisions, their hands are tied. there is £i—2 billion worth of projects that have been now put on hold. a major transport hub for belfast, a new cruise ship terminal for the harbour, and the rebuilding of the city's biggest gaelic football stadium, are just some of the developments that are all being left in limbo. well, economic growth in northern ireland is tracking at 0.5% below the rest of the uk as a whole, and we are tracking abou

in scotland and northern ireland. in scotland and northern ireland. in scotland and northern ireland there will be rain this evening and that should clear overnight. tomorrow is a brighter day spells of sunshine. some fairly large areas of cloud this evening and some late sunshine to catch some of those sunsets that i cannot show you. as we go through tonight a few showers creep into the south—east and many places will be dry. tomorrow a bit of patchy rain moves across england and wales throughout the day. the odd shower in the south east. for scotland and northern ireland it is a day of sunny spells. a cooler and fresher feel across the country. as we head towards the end of the week, things looked largely dry. who needs graphics? the weather story pretty much dry as we go through the next few days. brilliant, well done. thank you, simon. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. the prime minister has begun a four—day trip to africa, calling for a new partnership between the continent and the uk based on shared prosperity and security. mrs may

ireland and northern england as the day goes on. further south, some spells of sunshine and those high temperatures. so, what happens through the latter part of next week? well, these frontal systems are likely to take the rain out scotla nd are likely to take the rain out scotland and northern ireland and move into england and wales, fizzling out all the while and what we will see after that is the return to cool north—westerly winds. so, returning to a cool and fresh feel. high—pressure never far away. many of us will be dry. with low pressure in the north—east, probably see a little rain across north—east scotland. so, later next week things will turn fresh again. it is dry for many with some sunshine and just a little bit of rain in the north—east but some changes in the field to the weather over the coming days. —— feel to the weather. hello. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines: aretha franklin, the queen of soul, known for hi

ireland and more persistent rainfor northern ireland and more persistent rain for the northern ireland and more persistent rainforthe far northern ireland and more persistent rain for the far southeast. there will be welcome rainfall across this patch that has been very dry for much of the summer. during the day on friday and we still have the fresh westerly breeze bringing a mix of sun and showers. fairly typical 01’ even a of sun and showers. fairly typical or even a little bit lower than what we or even a little bit lower than what we would expect for the time of year. into the weekend and next area of low pressure lining up, that will move its way west or east across the country, bumping into high pressure around the continent but that means through the weekend we have listerine wins. —— blustery winds. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines at eleven: theresa may has backed calls for borisjohnson to apologise, for comments about muslim women who wear full—face veils i think boris johnson i think borisjohnson used language in describing people ‘s a

it's been 589 days since northern ireland had a functioning assembly. civil servants say that while there is no cliff edge, what they are seeing is stagnation and a slow decay across public services. schools and health care are suffering. northern ireland has the longest hospital waiting lists in the uk, but no health minister in place to help tackle the problem. today at stormont, the dup accused sinn fein of prolonging the deadlock. there's only one problem party and let's call it out, it's sinn fein. they need to end their boycott and allow government to happen here in northern ireland. sinn fein insists it is up for a deal, but says the dup won't compromise. we want to intensify discussions and we're not meeting any reciprocation from either the dup or the british government. power—sharing in northern ireland is a legacy of its troubled past, but it's in danger of becoming a barrier to a betterfuture. what would it take to get them to agree? shake hands, forget about the past, move on. you know, they need their heads hitting together. northern ire

northern ireland have a larger for the people who live there. how it will come to business news some funny here in berlin the wall street news that china and the u.s. will hold low level talks later this month in a bitch to resolve their escalating trade dispute chinese markets and currency have suffered losses in recent months with investors spooked by washington and tit for tat tariffs here is more. the chinese economy has lost steam in recent months washington's tariffs have put a damper on investor sentiment since the last trade talks between beijing and washington in may the shanghai composite has declined more than ten percent and the you wan has been falling to the chinese currency has slumped over the past few months it has fallen more than eight percent against the greenback since last may but the u. once fall has also helped cushion the effect of tariffs by making chinese goods cheaper that is another sore point for washington which has repeatedly called on china to strengthen the yuan and it's also demanding beijing to make concession

in northern ireland and scotland very cloudy with rain. temperatures quite madly across the south—eastern corner. tomorrow, across england and wales, we will see some sunshine. generally large amounts of clouds are particularly in the middle part of the day. more ina way in the middle part of the day. more in a way of cloud in northern ireland and scotland. rain staggering south eastwards. 17 degrees temperatures in glasgow and 20 in the south east where it will feel humid and murky. some of the cloud and patchy rain will stagger across northern ireland and southern scotla nd across northern ireland and southern scotland and the north of england. into wednesday a bit of a battle ground. high—pressure trying to take charge across the south. low pressure trying to bring frontal systems in. it will bring a day of mixed fortunes on wednesday. towards the south—east you can see spells of sunshine. quite warm. the north and west of wales will see bigger clouds with outbursts of heavy rain at times. quite breezy, particularly in the northâ€

for scotland and northern ireland, much more cloud and a cooler field, northern ireland, much more cloud and a coolerfield, some northern ireland, much more cloud and a cooler field, some outbreaks of patchy rain. the satellite picture telling a story very well. this cloud feeding into northern ireland and scotland, clearer skies for england and wales. high pressure is in charge of most of the country. that means fine, settled weather with plenty of sunshine once again. still more cloud for northern ireland and scotland but a few brea ks ireland and scotland but a few breaks allowing for some bright sunny spells particularly to the east of high ground. temperatures 15-19 east of high ground. temperatures 15—19 celsius, 21 from northern ireland. close to 30 once again in south—east england and east anglia. some changes for the north and west of scotla nd some changes for the north and west of scotland and northern ireland through the evening as outbreaks of rain moving. mainly dry through sunday evening and plenty of sunshine. we can see this front moving in. increasing the cloud, out

highs of 15 to 19 celsius for scotland. 21 for northern ireland. mid to high 20s celsius for much of england and wales, and getting close to 30 celsius for east anglia and south—east england. for many, it is a fine evening to come on sunday, with late spells of sunshine and clear skies overnight. but further north and west, i'm sure you can see, the cloud increasing, outbreaks of rain coming into scotland, northern ireland and slowly sinking its way south and eastwards. temperatures a little higher than they will have been on sunday night. 13 to 17 celsius the overnight low on monday morning. so this is how we start the new working week, holding on to high pressure. the heat and the sunshine across much of england and wales. further north and west that front really starting to make inroads, increasing the cloud and bringing further rain through monday morning across northern ireland and into scotland. behind that, you can see there is some fresher air trying to sink its way south—eastwards. but it is going to take its time to get across to much

ireland, scotland and northern england. so always quite cool and breezy, with a chance of some showers here through wednesday and thursday. drier further south and east, but eventually something fresher arriving through thursday and into friday. so, for much of this week, it's going to be windy at times. some showers along with spells of rain, but warmest and driest in the south—east. bye— bye. hello, this is bbc news with chris rogers. the headlines: a shooting at a street party in manchester's moss side area is being treated as attempted murder after 12 people, including two children, were wounded. police believe a shotgun with pellets was used in the incident. nasa's daring solar probe mission has successfully launched from cape canaveral in florida, after the launch was called off yesterday. the mission will analyse the sun's atmosphere for the first time. the afghan army is joined by more british troops in kabul, in a move which raises the uk military presence in the country to over 1,000. and family members of the

so, in a bit more detail, across northern parts of the uk, scotland and northern ireland are likely to pick up a belt of very heavy rain on sunday. further south, meanwhile, we'll probably have drier conditions on saturday, but still the threat of rather cloudy skies on sunday, with some patchy bits and pieces of rain, especially in the west. that's your latest weather. bye for now. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. our headlines today: the wait is nearly over for hundreds of thousands of students in england, wales and northern ireland, as a—level results are released this morning. italy declares a year—long state of emergency in the genoa region after the motorway bridge collapse. so we just literally — "kids, run, run," because we didn't know what was happening. we left everything in the car, and we just ran for our lives. donald trump withdraws the security clearance of his former cia chief,

on northern ireland and also oi'i still. on northern ireland and also on the future relationship and it is important to view the deal as a package. we need to step up the intensity of negotiations as we come into the final phase and we have agreed to meet regularly and resolve ata agreed to meet regularly and resolve at a political level those outstanding issues that remain under technical consideration and i am pleased that we have agreed to meet next week on all of those issues and i think it is vital. there are still gaps. we have had an honest conversation about those. equally on out conversation about those. equally on our side we feel we have shown the ambition, energy and pragmatism and i know how committed michel barnier is to i know how committed michel barnier istoa i know how committed michel barnier is to a deal and if we have that pragmatism and energy on both sides lam pragmatism and energy on both sides i am confident we can reach the agreement. live to brussels and our reporter adam fleming. dominic raab sayi

at the same time the weather front moves rain out of northern ireland and scotland in the northern england and wales. that fight continues to make progress south—east during tomorrow, but the rain most allowed so not much more than a band of cloud. —— the grain will fizzle out. some showers clipping into kent and coastal parts of east anglia but a dry day for most of us. sunshine spreading from the north—west. cool and fresh for many, humid in the south—east. we move those were the thugs away to the east as we get into thursday and that allows —— those weather fronts, and that allows high pressure into the british isles. mostly dry to the end of the week with sunshine although the nights for a time will be quite chilly. this is how we're going to be looking for the first pa rt going to be looking for the first part of thursday, green and blue colours of the temperature chart, towns and cities into single digits. into the countryside it will be a chilly start of the day with the odd mist touch as well. once we clear any mist, a fine day, spells of sunshine, fairly large areas

the odd spot of rain, extra cloud into northern ireland and for scotla nd into northern ireland and for scotland we seek outbreaks of rain at times but not all the time, some drier and possibly brighter glimpses in between. quite breezy across the northwest of scotland as well. her northern ireland a bit of extra cloud, splash of the rain in a similar story for north west england, wales and the southwest but for the midlands east anglia and the southeast crowd breaking up from time to time to give spells of sunshine and temperatures in the southeast corner up into the mid—20s celsius —— cloud breaking up. that will change into thursday. frontal systems working further south and east bringing outbreaks of rain even into the southeast corner at stage and behind that we get into some cooler, fresher air on thursday. a big drop in the temperatures come early rain across east anglia and the south east been the skies brightened we see spells of sunshine but blustery, heavy thundery showers into western scotland, northern ireland, brass northern england and temperatures across the board

still more cloud for northern ireland and scotla nd cloud for northern ireland and scotland but a few breaks allowing bright sunny spells. some rain starting to arrive in the north and west. 15—19 for scotland, 21 from northern ireland. close to 30 once again for south—east england and east anglia. some changes for the north and west of scotland and northern ireland through the evening. outbreaks of rain moving in. further south staying mainly dry through sunday evening and again plenty of sunshine to end the day. we can see this front topple in. increasing the cloud and outbreaks of rain, strengthening the breeze on sunday night into monday. the new working week starts cloudy and damp across northern ireland and scotland. some of the rain moving south into the far north of england. further south we stayed dry and we are holding onto the heat on the sunshine. temperatures even higher across central, southern and south—east england. we are not done with the heat just south—east england. we are not done with the heatjust yet. heading into tuesday, we've got this front to the nor

improving and northern ireland and scotland and moving towards the east. in wales, dry, a little sunshine, cloudy out there. still a fine day for most of england and wales, just the far right of england getting a little rain. some late sunshine in the north east of scotla nd late sunshine in the north east of scotland boosting the temperatures here. highest temperatures in the south east of england, 25 degrees. this evening, most places dry, overnight more rain back into northern ireland and perhaps not england and western scotland. a mild breeze blowing in a lot of clouds, temperatures no lower than 1a. tomorrow dry to start, sunshine and outbreaks of rain pushing into scotland. a little sunshine between the rain, and lovely dry for most of the rain, and lovely dry for most of the day in northern ireland. some rain coming into western areas of the mainland, but dry in the east. it won't be too cold. things will change, all the heat on the other side of the channel, and we find cooler conditions on this weather front taking rain down across the uk. by thur

always more cloud for scotland and northern ireland though. this front in the north—west should bring some more rain later in the day. more on that in a moment. patchy rain in the north of scotland. some brighter spells for northern ireland, even though there is a lot of cloud. but the lion's share of sunshine once againacross england and wales. 15 to 19 degrees celsius for scotland. 21 for northern ireland. mid to high 20s for much of england and wales, getting close to 30 celsius through east anglia and south—east england. for many, it is a fine, calm sunday. late spells of sunshine overnight. you can see the cloud increasing, outbreaks of rain in scotland, northern england. 14 to 17 celsius the overnight low on sunday morning. this is how we start the new working week, holding onto high pressure. that front really starting to make inroads, increasing the cloud and bringing further rain through monday morning across northern ireland and into scotland. behind that, you can see there is some fresher air trying to sink it way south—eastwa

certainly more cloud across scotland and northern ireland. some breaks in the cloud and some patchy rain across scotland working northwards. the earlier satellite picture tells the story quite well, that zone of cloud stretching from northern ireland into scotland. yes, a few brea ks ireland into scotland. yes, a few breaks but still continuing to see patchy rain for a time across the far north—west of scotland because here we have this front. elsewhere, high pressure very much in charge and that will continue to build through the weekend. foremost, a dry and fine evening with plenty of sunshine, a few breaks in the cloud across scotland and northern ireland but patchy rain eventually becoming confined to the far north—west of scotland. this evening, still feeling very warm particularly across central, eastern and south—eastern england where temperatures will be in the high 20s, perhaps getting close to 30 celsius. not quite as warm as yesterday. foremost, a dry night with clearer skies will england and wales, still more cloud for north

, maybe northern ireland. temperatures in the high teens, just a few into the low 20s. maybe below average. high pressure builds, settled weather for thursday and friday, still a good deal of cloud, mind you, the odd isolated shower. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: a new nafta ? president trump says he‘s reached agreement with mexico over a new trade deal. it‘s been a long time, and this is something that‘s very special for our manufacturers and for ourfarmers from both countries. myanmar‘s government rejects claims of genocidal intent against its top generals in a report backed by the un. after a murder in the germany city of chemnitz, a second evening of violence. thousands of far—right demonstrators clash with anti—fascist protesters. and the threat to the american military base on diego garcia. mauritius wants the island back and it‘s winning international support.

we have a trailing front as we move into northern ireland and scotla nd move into northern ireland and scotland —— humid airflow. it is mainly dry and we lose the misty and murky whether through the morning as the cloud lifts and breaks with bright and sunniest is this afternoon. —— weather. the cloud will build before the rain in the evening and overnight. and the wind will strengthen for the western isles and into northern ireland. elsewhere, fairly light wind and where we see the best of the sunshine temperatures reaching 25 or 26 degrees across parts of east anglia and south—east england. quite why the 18— 22 degrees and always cool and fresher in the north of scotla nd cool and fresher in the north of scotland —— quite widely. scotland and northern ireland overnight has the rain as the front moves south and east, some of it on the heavy side. a fair amount of cloud and some clear skies. another humid night with temperatures dropping between 12— 16. the front is still with us tomorrow. it will continue to bring rain across scotland and northern ireland. as it move

highs of 15 to 19 celsius for scotland. 21 for northern ireland. mid to high 20s celsius for much of england and wales, and getting close to 30 celsius for east anglia and south—east england. for many, it is a fine evening to come on sunday, with late spells of sunshine and clear skies overnight. but further north and west, i'm sure you can see, the cloud increasing, outbreaks of rain coming into scotland, northern ireland and slowly sinking its way south and eastwards. temperatures a little higher than they will have been on sunday night. 13 to 17 celsius the overnight low on monday morning. so this is how we start the new working week, holding on to high pressure. the heat and the sunshine across much of england and wales. further north and west that front really starting to make inroads, increasing the cloud and bringing further rain through monday morning across northern ireland and into scotland. behind that, you can see there is some fresher air trying to sink its way south—eastwards. but it is going to take its time to get across to much

blustery across scotland and northern ireland. there's a chance as this area of low pressure deepens here it could turn windier for a time across the very far south—east, so it could be quite a soggy end to the day here. pretty nasty evening commute i think for some. bit of uncertainty into the west with the extent of the rain, looks like the heaviest of the stuff will be across into the near continent. that area of low pressure pushes on in towards the north sea as we head on in towards friday. a ridge of high pressure tries to build in, and an area of low pressure looms out into the atlantic and will arrive just in time for the weekend. for friday's picture then, we're in between the weather systems. it's going to be a day of sunshine and showers, and some could be the heavy side with a rumble of thunder. but hit and miss, some areas staying dry altogether, and in the sunshine, not too bad, temperatures from 17 to 22, cooler than what we've been used to, particularly in the south—east. this area of low pressure hurtles in fr

rain for a time across northern ireland and scotla nd time across northern ireland and scotland before it clears and sunny spells developing here, but quite wet for much of the day across northern england, wales, maybe even south—west england later on wednesday. southeast, dry, fairly bright with sunshine. temperatures even higher, up to 27. further north, a fresher feel because the air slowly coming north, a fresher feel because the airslowly coming in north, a fresher feel because the air slowly coming in from the north west. thursday, the one weather system west. thursday, the one weather syste m goes west. thursday, the one weather system goes to the south—east, another behind, and it is that one introducing much cooler air coming in across the uk. the orange turns to blue. temperatures taking a dip on thursday, still rain in the south—east of england, that will mostly clear, outbreaks of rain in scotla nd mostly clear, outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern ireland and sunny spells for many on thursday, but temperatures down at 15, 16 in northern parts, 22 in the southâ€

still more cloud for northern ireland and scotland. some spells sunshine, but some rain arriving in the north and west later the day. 21 celsius, the high for northern ireland, 15 to 19 scotland, the mid—to high 20s for england and wales. getting close to 30 in the south—east. for many, a fine evening tomorrow, but noticed the cloud and rain starting to push its way into northern ireland and western scotland. this frontal system is the reason, this area of high pressure to the north and west of the uk, and these fronts will slip south on monday. ahead of that, we are holding onto the seat. it will not be until the of the week that the temperatures start to come down, but eventually be fresher air north and west will arrive for all of us, but not on monday. some outbreaks of rain in northern ireland and scotland, and a cool, breezy feel. some of that rain getting to the far north of england, but elsewhere, a dry day with much of sunshine. in fa ct, dry day with much of sunshine. in fact, temperatures on monday in central, southern a

now northern ireland has been stripped of the chance to host the event. i was annoyed because it would have been a good opportunity for people here. i was quite shocked. how come we're not sticking together, not helping each other? as well as losing the games, £1—2 billion worth of infrastructure projects have now been put on hold. a new transport hub for belfast, a cruise ship terminal for the harbour, just a couple of the developments being left in limbo. the corridors of power remain empty at stormont, where northern ireland's government collapsed last year. a row over a mishandled renewable energy scheme caused the break—up and since then talks between the dup and sinn fein have repeatedly failed. it's being 589 days since northern ireland had a functioning assembly and civil servants say that while there's no cliff edge, what they are seeing is stagnation and a slow decay across public services. schools and health care are suffering. northern ireland has the longest hospital waiting lists in the uk and has no politicians in place to help tackle

in northern ireland and scotland. in northern ireland and scotland. in northern ireland and scotland we will see more frequent showers on tuesday merging together to give more persistent rain at times. cooler on tuesday here, but further south and east we should finally see more sunshine and temperatures could get up to 25 or 26. for the week ahead, cloudy and humid to start with a mixture of sunny spells and a scattering of showers, with fresh air that is currently across scotland thinking south to all of us by the end of the week. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 10. a man has been charged with attempted murder after a car crashed outside the houses of parliament earlier this week. the incident is being treated as a terrorist attack. india's military intensifies its rescue operations in the flood—hit southern state of kerala, at least 350 people have died. many people are still trapped in their houses in many places. i hope they get out very soon. we could not stay there any more and i'm thankful for the people who us out of there

rain in scotland and northern ireland on monday and tuesday. drier and warmer for england and wales. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. the manufacturer of one of britain's most popular weedkillers — roundup — is insisting that it is safe — after a court in the united states awarded hundreds of millions of dollars in damages to a man who says it caused his cancer. an airline employee who stole an empty passenger plane from seattle airport is thought to have died after crashing on a nearby island. police investigating the death of seven year—old joel urhie in deptford in south east london, have arrested two men on suspicion of murder, attempted murder, and arson with intent to endanger life. a bbc investigation finds police overtime spending has reached its highest level since 2013 — as the number of officers continues to fall. now on bbc news — it's time for more from the money & power season which is looking at how money, and its inherent power, shapes and reshapes our lives. this weekend's programme looks at the cost of marri

thermal border of northern ireland has become a central problem in the bronx if. companies in ireland are increasingly concerned that so far no solution is inside the free movement of people and goods. the bay of carlingford that separates the british province of northern ireland from the republic of ireland in the south a ferry service began recently. about three thousand passengers take the daily sea route between the irish republic and the british territory. the tourists enjoy the landscape. but for commuters it represents a convenient shortcut. we used to ferry here to go to work in a sidebar to the sea with an eleven and ought not to have to trade west managed to achieve sauce maybe forty five minutes and it brings in a lot of tourism into the north side and down the coast along the sea the shoreline from here so it's it's very very handy yes. it took more than ten years for the ferry company to overcome all the pure credit hurdles and finally start. now the private operator is worried about brakes it. right now there are no border controls between the two ne

ireland, scotland and northern england. so always quite cool and breezy, with a chance of some showers here through wednesday and thursday. drier further south and east, but eventually something fresher arriving through thursday and into friday. so, for much of this week, it‘s going to be windy at times. some showers along with spells of rain, but warmest and driest in the south—east. bye— bye.

overnight, in more persistent spell of rain working into northern ireland, northern england, working northwards through scotla nd england, working northwards through scotland to the far north. it stays mainly dry with clever spells further south. lots of cloud and a very humid and muggy night, temperatures not much longer than 16 oi’ temperatures not much longer than 16 or 17. do the afternoon, most places become dry. we will keep cloud but it will have some spells of sunshine. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines now: a major emergency relief operation is under way in the indian state of kerala, where heavy monsoon rains have caused the area's worst flooding for a century. prime minister narendra modi visited the parts of the affected area. the number of children and young adults with type two diabetes has soared, rising by 40% in just four years. a state funeral will take place in genoa for some of those who died in the motorway bridge disaster. this morning, fire—fighters discovered the bodies of a couple and their nine—year—old daughter, taking the death toll to 41. min

always more cloud for scotland and northern ireland. this funds in the north—west should bring some more rain later in the day, more than that in a moment. patchy showers in the north of scotland. some brighter spells for northern ireland, even though there is more cloud. the lion's share of sunshine for england and wales. 21 for northern ireland. mid to high 20s for much of england and wales, getting close to 30 celsius to east anglia and south—east england. for many, it is a fine palm sunday late spells of sunshine overnight. you can see the cloud increasing, outbreaks of rain in scotland, northern england. —— it is a fine, warm sunday. 14 to 17 celsius the overnight low on sunday morning. this is how we start work week, holding onto low pressure. that front really starting to make inroads, increasing the cloud and bringing further rain to monday morning across northern ireland and in the scotland. behind that, you can see there is some fresh air trying to sink south—eastward spotted is going to take its time to get across m

blustery across scotland and northern ireland. there's a chance this area of low pressure deepens here, it could turn windier for a time across the very far south—east, so it could be quite a soggy end to the day here. pretty nasty evening commute, i think, for some. —— bit of uncertainty into the west with the extent of this rain, looks like the heaviest of the stuff will be across into the near continent. that area of low pressure pushes on in towards the north sea as we head on in towards friday. a ridge of high pressure tries to build in, and an area of low pressure looms out in the atlantic and will arrive just in time for the weekend. so for friday's picture then, we're in between the weather systems. it's going to be a day of sunshine and showers, and some of them could be on the heavy side, again with a rumble of thunder. but hit and miss, some areas staying dry altogether, and in the sunshine, it won't feel too bad, temperatures range from 17 to 22, that is cooler than what we've been used to, particularly across th

he won 65 caps for northern ireland over the course of 13 years. bru nt‘s last appearance was in the world cup play—off against switzerland last november. it's the second day at the european para—athletics championships in berlin. kate grey is there for us, more british medals kate. hello, kate, more british medals? that's right, it has been another successful night in berlin, great britain have won three gold medals on the second day as well as three bronze medals. we havejust seen richard whitehead win gold in the t 61200 richard whitehead win gold in the t 61 200 metres richard whitehead win gold in the t 61200 metres and there was also a gold medalfor sabrina 61200 metres and there was also a gold medal for sabrina fortune 61200 metres and there was also a gold medalfor sabrina fortune indy f20 shot put. the 18—year—old maria lyle, she defended her european title in the t35100m hurdles when i spoke to her, she shared her experiences of overcoming mental health over the last few years. i have had a couple of bad couple of years and whe

ireland, scotland and northern england. quite cool and breezy with a chance of showers through wednesday and thursday, dryer and one further south and east but eventually something fresher arriving to thursday and into friday. for much of this week, windy at times, some showers and long spells of rain but warmest and driest in the south—east. this is bbc world news. the headlines: nasa has successfully launched a $1.5 billion mission to send a satellite closer to the sun than ever before. expected to reach speeds of 690,000 kilometers per hour, the parker solar probe will become the fastest ever man—made object. demonstrations have begun in washington to mark one year since violent protests in charlottesville, virginia. anti—racism demonstrators have taken to voice their opposition to a planned gathering of far—right supporters and white supremacists. at least 39 civilians — including 12 children — have been killed in an explosion that brought down a building in the mainly rebel—held syrian province of idlib.