braving the shetland weather! i think she drew the short straw. that is it for the shortcut of click this week. the full—length programme can be found on iplayer. thank you for watching and we will see you soon. bye— bye. hello. after a few showers around on saturday, particularly in the east, sunday does look drier. high pressure in charge of our weather through the day. largely dry with some spells of sunshine. we could just see one or two isolated showers. a fresh start to the morning of figures in the east. early morning mist and fog plays away quickly and then we will see cloud bubbling up during the afternoon, perhaps the odd shower but the south—west of england, wales, northern england and scotland. temperatures 18—20, always cool around the east coast and most places avoiding any of those showers. moving through into monday morning and we will start to see the rain arriving across northern ireland and scotland. the cloud thickening and debris is picking up in the north—west but clearer and drier conditions further south and east,

it will connect shetland to the national grid and allow wind farms to export energy south. it's notjust manpower, but new technologies that are making it happen. it's a big project! bosses here thought a private 5g network would be a good idea. faster internet speeds and better connectivity. we've got a fibre—optic connection that runs on the road just down the valley, we've then got a microwave link and there's a fibre—optic connection to each of the 5g masts. what the 5g network does is provide a high—speed wireless internet connection, low latency and very high speed, essentially as fast as the incoming fibre—optic connection. and with those 5g masts up, they welcomed a new site inspector. the aim of the engineers is that spot can connect to the 5g network and much of his work can be done remotely. how useful has it been to have spot on the site? it's excellent. it makes our life as engineers a bit easier. gets into places we can't, or it's unsafe us to go. spot has a scanner attached and makes sure the floor is exactly level after the engineers have poured the c

shiona, braving the shetland whether. i think he drew the short straw. that's it for the short cut of click this week. the full—length programme can be found on iplayer. thank you for watching, and we will see you soon. bye! hello. the weekend brought plenty of dry and settled late spring weather. one or two showers on saturday for eastern england but sunday was dry pretty much across—the—board. this was the picture in bradfield in sheffield. a bit of air whether cloud on sunday. a change in the forecast through the week ahead. it's looking more unsettled. windier, wetter too, especially for western scotland. could be some rain by the middle of the week further south in england and wales where it's been very dry recently. back to monday morning. dominated by high pressure to the east but far enough away to allow these weather fronts from the north—west. rain spilling across the west of northern ireland, and western scotland from the word go. that's going to edge its way south—east through the day. going to be quite persistent and heavy for a ti

shetland. they have an internet connection as a luxury. situated atop a scotland in the middle of the north sea, shetland is exposed to some of the most extreme weather conditions in the uk. there is rain, hail, snow and sometimes, there is sunshine. but crucially, there is also wind. a lot of wind. 0nly crucially, there is also wind. a lot of wind. only one quarter of the renewable wind energy produced on shetland is used to power the island. so here the teams are building an electricity converter station and substation. it will connect shetland to the national grid and allow wind farms to exploit energy south. it is notjust manpower but new technologies that are making it happen. it is a big project. bosses start a private 5g network would be a good idea. a private 56 network would be a good idea-— good idea. faster internet s-eeds good idea. faster internet speeds and _ good idea. faster internet speeds and better- good idea. faster internet i speeds and better connectivity. we have got a fibre—optic connection event on the road jus

shetland. where an internet connection is a luxury. situated at the top of scotland in the middle of the north sea, shetland is exposed to some of the most extreme weather conditions in the uk. there is rain, hail, snow and sometimes there is sunshine. but, crucially, there is also wind. a lot of wind. only one quarter of the renewable wind energy produced on shetland is used to power the island. so here, the teams are building an electricity converter station and substation. it will connect shetland to the national grid and allow wind farms to export energy south. it is notjust manpower, but new technologies that are making it happen. it is a big project! bosses here thought a private 5g network would be a big idea. faster internet speeds and better connectivity. we've got a fibre—optic connection that runs on the road just down the valley, we have a microwave link to the site and there is a fibre—optic connection to each of the 5g masts. what the 5g network does is provide high—speed wireless internet connection, low latency an

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in scotland is it raining on and off of much of the day with the exception of some sunshine in shetland with a cool easterly wind. northern ireland, for much of england and wales has seen some sunshine but big clouds producing scattered, heavy showers and thunderstorms. we've got low—pressure sitting to the west of us at the moment throwing up bands of wet weather it also thundery downpours. the flow of your coming around it from a long way south and it's quite welcome quite human especially where you get to see some sunshine. warmer still for many into tomorrow. we've still got heavy and thundery downpours and places at the moment and rain in scotland. all of the clearing through, getting through tonight. by morning, it's mainly dry, misty and murky in places, you'll find lower temperatures lower temperatures across eastern scotland and northeast england. we are setting up a west is split in our weather tomorrow, turning weather in the west. in the morning it doesn't look like much but through the afternoon this rain will turn heavy and more widespread across northern ireland, wester

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low cloud across shetland will be fairly stubborn _ cloud across shetland will be fairly stubborn but you have the lion's share _ stubborn but you have the lion's share of— stubborn but you have the lion's share of the sunshine yesterday. with the — share of the sunshine yesterday. with the rain developing in the west. — with the rain developing in the west. we — with the rain developing in the west, we will start to draw in a southerly — west, we will start to draw in a southerly wind, already quite humid but we _ southerly wind, already quite humid but we could see highest temperatures of the year so far. 20 degrees _ temperatures of the year so far. 20 degrees in — temperatures of the year so far. 20 degrees in parts of scotland, maybe 26 to the _ degrees in parts of scotland, maybe 26 to the south east, areas not quite _ 26 to the south east, areas not quite as— 26 to the south east, areas not quite as hot. still quite muggy but here we _ quite as hot. still quite muggy but here we see the rain become more of a feature, _ here we see the rain become more of a feature

today the rain is in scotland, although there's sunshine in shetland. a cool easterly wind as well. for northern ireland, wales and england, the afternoon has sunny spells but heavy and thundery downpours, it could deliver a lot of rain in a short space of time. not everybody will catch them. for much of wales and southern england, it will be turning drier and more sunny into this evening. warmer in eastern parts of england, up to around 23. cool in the rain and the onshore wind in eastern scotland. the rain will push across the northern isles tonight as showers and thunderstorms elsewhere fade away. largely dry for the second half of the right, some mist and fog patches. just eastern scotland and north—east england that dip into single figures. a lot of fine weather to begin tomorrow. the story tomorrow is about the rain as it turns more widespread and heavy across western parts, especially in the afternoon. and a very warm and sunny spell ahead of that across eastern parts, warmer in eastern scotland, but towards the south—east of england the highest temperature of the year so

there will be some rain here pushing up towards shetland by the afternoon. but elsewhere early mist and murk tending to clear lingering for some of these western coasts. we will see some spells of sunshine, but some patchy cloud as well. small chance for a shower, especially in north wales, northern england and southern scotland. a little bit cool for some north sea coasts, but elsewhere highs of 18 to 20 degrees. 0ur area of high pressure is set to retreat as we move into monday. and this next frontal system is going to be a more active affair. so this is going to bring some quite heavy and persistent rain across parts of northern ireland. western scotland, not as much rain into eastern scotland, much of england and wales staying dry. and where we hold on to some sunshine through central and eastern parts, there will be a taste of warmth. 20 degrees for hull, for birmingham, for norwich, 22 in london, butjust ia further north in glasgow and in aberdeen. now into tuesday, this band of rain sinks southeastwards, weakening all the while, not much rain getting

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persistent rain in scotland pushing north towards shetland. lots of low cloud around. most will become dry, and it will be a humid night but not quite as warm as last night. on tuesday, whether france are pushing in off the atlantic and they are starting to drag in the windsor from france, which will make things even more humid. the weatherfronts. to activate through the day around the irish coasts, some heavy rain here. elsewhere, any early morning mist and fog will clear and lots of sunshine through the morning. hazy sunshine through the morning. hazy sunshine into the afternoon, reaching 26 in the south—east corner. the warmest day of the year so far. 20 celsius in the far north of scotland. the heavy rain will work across the country tuesday night into wednesday, and on the other side of this whether front means we will not have such a humid day on wednesday. a few showers gathering to the south and the west. that is how your weather looks. goodbye. shooting on this is bbc news. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. the uk prime minster b

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more persistent rain north and west but most should clear overnight and lasting longest in orkney and shetland and warm weather following a warm day and possibly patchy fog towards dormitory have to be up early to see it. once it clears, similarfor england and wales with morning sunshine but a scattering of showers and for northern ireland and

but notice again by thursday morning, with the exception of shetland, which will eventually see the back of the rain, we are behind that weather system, and there's a lot of fine weather to come again. just a few showers running in towards north west scotland with a fairly stiff breeze here. and temperatures still into the high teens, low 20s. these temperatures will just begin to trail off a bit from friday into the weekend. on friday, aided by the fact there will be more widespread wet weather around during the day this time, and then over the weekend, there'll be showers, most of those across northern parts of the uk. and for most areas, it'll feel cooler and fresher. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. after the racially motivated attack that left ten people dead, present by pays his respects and as this message. by pays his respects and as this messaue. ~ ., ., ,, by pays his respects and as 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 simple and s

there will be some rain here pushing up towards shetland by the afternoon. but elsewhere early mist and murk tending to clear lingering for some of these western coasts. we will see some spells of sunshine, but some patchy cloud as well. small chance for a shower, especially in north wales, northern england and southern scotland. a little bit cool for some north sea coast, but elsewhere, highs of 18 to 20 degrees. now our area of high pressure is set to retreat as we move into monday. and this next frontal system is going to be a more active affair. so this is going to bring some quite heavy and persistent rain across parts of northern ireland. western scotland, not as much rain into eastern scotland, much of england and wales staying dry. and where we hold on to some sunshine through central and eastern parts, there will be a taste of warmth. 20 degrees for hull, for birmingham, for norwich, 22 in london, butjust 14 further north in glasgow and in aberdeen. now into tuesday, this band of rain sinks south. east was weakening, all the while not much rain gett

there will be some rain pushing up towards shetland by the afternoon, but elsewhere, early miss denmark tending to clear, lingering for some of these western coast. we will see some spells of sunshine, but some patchy cloud as well. small trans ratio, especially in north wales, northern england and southern scotland put up a little bit covid on the seacoast, bells were, how of 18 to 20 degrees. area of high pressure set to retreat into monday, this next frontal system will be a more active affair. some heavy and persistent rain across parts of northern ireland, parts of western scotland, not as much into eastern scotland, not as much into eastern scotland, much of england and will stay dry and where we hold onto some sunshine, through central and eastern parts, of warmth. 22 in london. 1a further north in glasgow and aberdeen. tuesday, band of rain sink southwards, we all the while. not much rain into the south—east corner, behind it, sunny spells in blustery showers, will be quite windy and a little cooler again, 13-20 in windy and a little cooler again, 13—20 in the far south—ea

scotland, the best of the weather in shetland. a breeze making it feel cool in central and eastern parts and further rain into the afternoon. maybe some heavy showers in northern ireland and also in northern england with showers around this afternoon. some of them thundery. central and southern parts of england and wales, a better chance of staying dry. feeling humid in the sunshine. overnight, drier in scotland. cloud in the north and east. wet weather in parts of cornwall and the isles of scilly. fresher than last night but still mild. tomorrow, cloud across western areas. rain becoming heavy later in the day. much of scotland, england, eastern wales, a dry day and not only the warmest day of the week but the year so far. up to 26 in the south—east corner. more details later. that looks good. let's take a look at some of today's papers. the belfast telegraph has an exclusive message from the prime minister today, ahead of his visit to northern ireland. writing in the paper, borisjohnson says the protocol will not be scrapped b

the sunniest of all throughout will be in shetland. in the easterly breeze with the cloud and rain it will feel cool across scotland this afternoon. 11-13 across scotland this afternoon. 11—13 for many. with the sun out 18-19 in 11—13 for many. with the sun out 18—19 in northern ireland, and around 24 england and wales. but that does mean with some sunshine, after a recharge from the rain, pollen levels will shoot up again and they will be high across southern counties and into wales in particular. this evening, showers in the northern half of the country. low cloud sit in scotland. the odd isolated shower clipping the south—east later on. most will become dry. mist and fog patches, not quite the temperatures of last night, but still a mild enough start. an increasingly humid day on tuesday. these weather front of the atlantic pushing in and introducing more of a southerly prose aggro flow, bringing humid from france. the sunshine will turn hazy through tuesday and the cloud will be thick enoughin tuesday and the cloud will be

braving the shetland weather! ! braving the shetland weather! i think she drew the short straw. that is it for the shortcut of click this week. the full—length programme can be found on iplayer. thank you for watching and we will see you soon. bye—bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today: an historic moment for nationalists in northern ireland as sinn fein is on course to become the largest party in the assembly. across the rest of the uk, the conservatives have lost almost 500 seats in the local elections, with labour and the liberal democrats taking control of a number of councils. more attempts are being made to rescue civilians trapped at a steelworks in the beseiged ukrainian city of mariupol. 50 people were taken out of the city yesterday. chelsea finally may have new owners this morning. in the early hours, it was announced terms have been agreed with the consortium led by american todd boehly to buy the reigning european champions. hello, good morning. it's not a bad weekend for us, really. there'll be some s

there will be some rain here pushing up towards shetland by the afternoon. but elsewhere early mist and murk tending to clear lingering for some of these western coasts. we will see some spells of sunshine, but some patchy cloud as well.

that should tend to ease away, pushing towards 0rkney and shetland. a few patches of rain left towards the west of scotland this afternoon. sunny spells for scotland and northern ireland. england and wales, dry and sunny all day. temperatures up to 23 degrees in the warmest spots, typically the mid to high teens further north. not wall—to—wall sunshine. a bit of cloud. moving through this evening and overnight, the breeze we have got today will tend to ease away. becoming largely dry. clear spells. mist and fog forming overnight. temperatures first thing tomorrow between six to 10 degrees. we are going to start off the weekend on a dry and find out. i pressure not far away. as we head through the weekend, you will notice some of these heavy showers moving their way from the south towards the north. a thundery breakdown in the weather, vertically by saturday night. most of us again dry and fine on saturday morning. plenty of sunshine. a brighter day for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures tomorrow between 14 to 20 degrees —— 23 degrees.

more persistent rain north and west but most should clear overnight and lasting longest in orkney and shetland and warm weather following a warm day and possibly patchy fog towards dormitory have to be up early to see it. once it clears, similarfor england and wales with morning sunshine but a scattering of showers and for northern ireland and scotland, similar, but later in the day by the looks of things before the next band of wet weather arrives but because we will have churned through the rain overnight, slightly less warm air following behind but still between 18 and 23 celsius which is above where it should be at this time of year. let's look at the rain for tomorrow and overnight because it looks like we could have a deluge again with thunderstorms around, more than we might see this evening and overnight and that clears through during the night so welcome waterfor clears through during the night so welcome water for the gardens and thursday very similar, morning mist, and windy in the west and tomorrow and windy in the west and tomorrow and thursday but temperatures should peak in the

still the odd spot of rain for north—west scotland, particularly up towards 0rkney and shetland, in fact, as well. cloudier skies for scotland, parts of northern england and northern ireland at times, but some sunny spells breaking through. long spells of sunshine further south across england and wales. temperatures up to 22 celsius in the warmest spots. a bit cooler under the cloud in the north, but a noticeable breeze wherever you are. through this evening and tonight, the winds fall light. skies are going to be clear. we'll see a few mist and murky patches developing, particularly in the west, to start your saturday morning, but around seven to 11 celsius first thing in the morning. lots of sunshine from the word go on saturday, then. but if we run through the weekend, you will notice we are going to be seeing a bit of a thundery breakdown in the weather as low pressure and showers from the south to north. particularly saturday night and on into sunday. actually, much of saturday dry, fine, long spells of sunshine. a brighter, less breezy day for northern ireland and scotland compared

but notice again by thursday morning, with the exception of shetland, which will eventually see the back of the rain, we are behind that weather system, and there's a lot of fine weather to come again. just a few showers running in towards north west scotland with a fairly stiff breeze here. and temperatures still into the high teens, low 20s. these temperatures will just begin to trail off a bit from friday into the weekend. on friday, aided by the fact there will be more widespread wet weather around during the day this time, and then over the weekend, there'll be showers, most of those across northern parts of the uk. and for most areas, it'll feel cooler and fresher. hello, i'm mariam moshiri. you're watching the context on bbc news. the british government says it will publish legislation that would allow it to change the post—brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland without the agreement of the european union. the uk foreign secretary, liz truss, said a bill was necessary in case talks with the eu failed. the eu says the plans raise "significant concerns". talks between ru

in scotland, it's been raining on and off of much of the day with the exception of some sunshine in shetland, and the rain with quite a cool easterly wind as well. for northern ireland, for much of england and wales, there's been some sunshine, but big clouds producing scattered, heavy showers and thunderstorms, too. we've got low pressure sitting to the west of us at the moment, throwing up bands of wet weather and also thundery downpours. but the flow of air coming around it from a long way south and it's quite warm, quite welcome, quite humid, especially where you get to see some sunshine. warmer still for many into tomorrow. we've still got heavy and thundery downpours in places at the moment and some rain in scotland, all of that clearing through getting into tonight. so, by morning, it's mainly dry, misty and murky in places. you'll find the lower temperatures across eastern scotland and northeast england. we're setting up a west—east split in our weather tomorrow, turning wetter in the west. in the morning, it doesn't look like much, but through the afternoon, this rain will turn he

but notice again by thursday morning, with the exception of shetland, which will eventually see the back of the rain, we are behind that weather system, and there's a lot of fine weather to come again. just a few showers running in towards north west scotland with a fairly stiff breeze here. and temperatures still into the high teens, low 20s. these temperatures will just begin to trail off a bit from friday into the weekend. on friday, aided by the fact there will be more widespread wet weather around during the day this time, and then over the weekend, there'll be showers, most of those across northern parts of the uk. and for most areas, it'll feel cooler and fresher. today at six — ukrainian forces leave their last foothold in the devastated city of mariupol. taken to russian controlled territory as prisoners of war — these were the men who held on when all around them was ruin and rubble. for 82 days their defiance in the mariupol�*s steel plant came to symbolise ukrainian determination to save their country. thanks to the mariupol defenders the enemy was prevented from redepl

but notice again by thursday morning, with the exception of shetland, which will eventually see the back of the rain, we are behind that weather system, and there's a lot of fine weather to come again. just a few showers running in towards north west scotland with a fairly stiff breeze here. and temperatures still into the high teens, low 20s. these temperatures will just begin to trail off a bit from friday into the weekend. on friday, aided by the fact there will be more widespread wet weather around during the day this time, and then over the weekend, there“ll be showers, most of those across northern parts of the uk. and for most areas, it“ll feel cooler and fresher. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. you're watching the context on bbc news. it's one of the biggest days in the build up to the midterm elections — with primary races across five states in the us. pennsylvania takes centre stage — dr mehmet oz is the trump endorsed candidate — victory for him could give an insight into how much influence the former president still has. on a visit to the buffalo shooting — president b

a little earlier we saw the ship coming down from shetland carrying freight but this port is more closely associated with the supply ships which take everything needed out to the offshore installations. but before that, in the 60s and 70s, this was a fishing port known for mackerel, herring and the like. it has gone through this energy transition but it is already preparing to go through one again. it is a familiar sight at the harbour in aberdeen. supply ships like these have kept oil platforms stocked for half a century. for the next generation, the changes ahead bring some challenge. obviously it is exciting with the renewables sector, and it is a welcome and needed change, but i think oil and gas will be around for a long time. aberdeen harbour has been the beating heart of the oil and gas industry for many decades now, but even it is changing to make room for these new industries, not least the growing number of wind farms that are cropping up along the east coast. change is on the horizon here, but it is still an oil town and that is by far the biggest source of employment, although

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