could see a few showers just clipping the far south—west of england. temperatures actually feeling a little bit warmer across the southern half of the uk, with a bit more in the way of sunshine, generally in the mid to high teens for many. we keep the chance of a few showers lingering through coastal counties as we move into tuesday, but tuesday actually is looking for many a fairly quiet day, with light winds, chance of one or two showers across south—east england and southern coastal counties. many will be dry. a bit more in the way of cloud, though, across scotland and northern ireland than we've seen recently, but there will be some breaks in that to allow for some bright or sunny spells. so, it's a quiet and quite pleasant day for many. when the sun is out, we could see temperatures up to around 20 or 21 celsius across the southern half of the uk. then we look to the west, to our next atlantic front, which will be making its presence felt as we move through wednesday, working its way from west to east and bringing all of us a spell of rain. ther

this is khuzestan, lying in the south—west of iran. it's a coastal province on the border with iraq. iran's longest and most well—known river, the karun river, originates in the zagros mountain on the eastern side of khuzestan. there are four more rivers that also originate outside khuzestan�*s official borders that flow into the province, making khuzestan one of the most water—abundant provinces in iran, supplying its industry, agriculture and drinking water. but for many years, farmers have protested that water simply does not reach them, their villages and their crops. shouting. these protests have largely been peaceful and contained to farming areas. but injuly 2021, that changed. chanting. screaming and shouting. chanting. protests began in a few cities in khuzestan and spread first across the province and then to the rest of the country. i tracked events through social media, and saw the rising tide of anger in the crowds as protesters brought in other issues like unemployment, poverty and politicalfreedoms. the government

still some showers developing through parts of wales, central, southern and south—west england. we could see a spell of more persistent rain arriving into the far south—west of england and the channel islands through the afternoon. cloudier for northern ireland but mainly dry. the best of the sunshine, once again, across scotland, where we'll see some of the highest temperatures. but it should feel warmer across england and wales compared to today. an area of low pressure is still spiralling around in the north sea as we had through monday night and into tuesday, pushing more cloud back along to these eastern coasts of england and scotland. maybe some patchy rain. also, an area of rainjust pushing into the far south of england as well through the early hours of tuesday morning. temperatures typically between 7—10 celsius. then tuesday actually looks to be a quieter day. with low pressure to the east and west of us, high—pressure to the north and the south, so the winds will be fairly light. there will be quite large amounts of cloud and probably more cloud across scotland

in nigeria, gunmen have attacked a church in the south west of the country. the attackers stormed saint francis�* catholic church in the town of 0wo in the southern 0ndo state. the attackers opened fire and detonated explosives while a service was taking place, killing at least 25 people. they also abducted people, including a priest. the attack comes a week after the head of the methodist church in nigeria was kidnapped and later released on the payment of a huge ransom. the bbc�*s chris ewokor gave this update from abuja. at the moment security agencies and emergency management agencies are at the scene of the attack and the police say they are carrying out investigations. no—one has claimed responsibility for it and no—one has been blamed at the moment. meanwhile, the nigerian president has actually condemned the attack, calling it heinous. at the moment also there is panic across many communities in nigeria, especially in the south—west where the incident occurred. many worshippers in churches are also feeling jittery following this attack, seem

this is khuzestan, lying in the south—west of iran. it's a coastal province on the border with iraq. iran's longest and most well—known river, the karun river, originates in the zagros mountain on the eastern side of khuzestan. there are four more rivers that also originate outside khuzestan�*s official borders that flow into the province, making khuzestan one of the most water—abundant provinces in iran, supplying its industry, agriculture and drinking water. but for many years, farmers have protested that water simply does not reach them, their villages and their crops. shouting. these protests have largely been peaceful and contained to farming areas. but injuly 2021, that changed. chanting. screaming and shouting. chanting. protests began in a few cities in khuzestan and spread first across the province and then to the rest of the country. i tracked events through social media, and saw the rising tide of anger in the crowds as protesters brought in other issues like unemployment, poverty and political freedoms. the government

england, wales and south—west england. by and large, the further south and east you are, the drier it will be, with the best of the sunshine. but the winds are coming from the south—west, so for many of us temperatures again in the high teens if not low 20s celsius. those isobars get even closer together as we move into friday. there's a chance that we could perhaps see gales across parts of scotland and northern ireland, coupled once again with heavy showers or longer spells of rain. at this stage, the showers probably confined to scotland and northern ireland, perhaps just clipping north—west england and parts of wales. for many areas of england and wales, also eastern scotland, drier with the best of the sunshine, but keeping an eye on the strength of the wind. it will be a windy end to the week. where we've got the sunshine, though, some warmth in that sunshine, 20 or 21 celsius across parts of england and wales. will be a little bit cooler across scotland and northern ireland. eventually, that are of low pressure

a few isolated showers across the midlands and the south—east, more persistent rain into the south—west and that is a weather front that is moving in. it is a cold front, that will gradually introduce fresh air for all of us, so when we still have that heat and humidity, that will ease,is that heat and humidity, that will ease, is that cold front to drift its way steadily north, taking the showers with it as well. that means that we will start of saturday morning with some showers and into the final, temperatures widely into double figures, but we will lose the humidity. it will be dried, settled, sunny, to start, some scattered showers drifting up from the south—west through the day and some of those will filter a little further inland, and certainly, stronger winds, the further west you are, the closest to this area of low pressure, anchored to the west of ireland. in terms of the seal of weather, 16—18 unexposed waistcoats, and maybe 22 with a bit more shelter, with the best of the sunshine. —— exposed coastlines. the cricket should be ok, you should largely be fine and dry.

still some showers developing through parts of wales, central, southern and south—west england. we could see a spell of more persistent rain arriving into the far south—west of england and the channel islands through the afternoon. cloudierfor northern ireland, but mainly dry. the best of the sunshine, once again, across scotland, where we'll see some of the highest temperatures. but it should feel warmer across england and wales compared to today. an area of low pressure is still spiralling around in the north sea as we head through monday night and into tuesday, pushing more cloud back along to these eastern coasts of england and scotland. maybe some patchy rain. also, an area of rainjust pushing into the far south of england as well through the early hours of tuesday morning. temperatures typically between 7—10 celsius. then tuesday actually looks to be a quieter day. with low pressure to the east and west of us, high—pressure and west of us, high pressure to the north and the south, so the winds will be fairly light. there'll be quite large amounts of cloud and probabl

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scotland, north—west england, wales, the midlands, south—west england, the odd ones towards the south—east corner. temperatures here 22—23. a little cooler for some eastern coasts, where we see areas of low cloud lapping onshore from time to time. through tonight, showers and storms will develop down to the south. could be quite a lot of rain from these across southern counties of england. mainly dry for the north, the best of the clear spells out towards the north—west. that's where we'll see the best of the sunshine tomorrow. some grey and rather murky conditions for some north sea coasts. the showers and storms in the south will drift northwards and will then tend to peter out, i think, into the afternoon. afternoon temperatures on saturday, just 13—14 for hull and newcastle, 22 for the western side of scotland. into sunday, some rain, maybe some thunderstorms across the southern half of the uk. drier and brighter further north. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a service of thanksgiving to mark the queen's 70—year reign. her majesty was represented by prince charles, af

in nigeria, gunmen have attacked a church in the south west of the country. the attackers stormed saint francis�* catholic church in the town of 0wo in the southern 0ndo state. the attackers opened fire and detonated explosives while a service was taking place, killing at least 25 people. they also abducted people, including a priest. the attack comes a week after the head of the methodist church in nigeria, was kidnapped and later released on the payment of a huge ransom. transport secretary, grant shapps, says borisjohnson would win a confidence vote, on his leadership, as the pm continues to face calls to resign. how does it look for the prime minister's political survival? i'm joined now by our political correspondent, jonathan blake. quite an unsettling time for the prime minister. it quite an unsettling time for the prime minister.— prime minister. it is, and every since they _ prime minister. it is, and every since they broke _ prime minister. it is, and every since they broke up _ prime minister. it is, and every since they broke up for - prime mi

, particularly through south wales and south—west england. the best of the sunshine in scotland. we have these heavy thundery showers continuing to work northwards through wales, the midlands, perhaps into south—east england through this evening. meanwhile, heavierand more meanwhile, heavier and more persistent meanwhile, heavierand more persistent rain pushing into east anglia, eastern england and then further west into the pennines. clearer skies across scotland where we will see the lowest temperatures. more cloud across northern ireland, a milder night here and for many temperatures no lower than 10 celsius. the low pressure is low to clear away tomorrow morning but it will gradually ease away. we will keep outbreaks of rain across northern, eastern england and east anglia through the morning. elsewhere it should be mainly dry with breaks in the cloud to allow for some brighter and sunny spells. also showers through parts of central, southern and south—west england with this more persistent rain pushing into the channel islands. tempe

ill be a spell of wet weather perhaps a more south—west england, wales, into glastonbury across west facing close as well. shelter dysentery shouldst date dry spell us may be east anglia down into the south coast together with high say 23 degrees. as we move out of sunday and next week it looks like it will continue to stay unsettled at times but once again the dry and brightest of the weather in the south. hello, i'm laura trevelyan. this is a bbc news special. the us supreme court ends the constitutional right to have an abortion. it means the landmark roe v wade ruling, dating back nearly 50 years, has been overturned. the historicjudgement will transform abortion rights in america, with individual states now able to ban or restrict the procedure. the ruling is a major set back for presidentjoe biden and the democrats. the president has strongly condemned the decision. the court literally taking america back 150 years, it is a sad day for the country, in my view. but it doesn't mean the fight is over. but it doesn't mean the fight is over. but senior republicans, including former

still some showers developing through parts of wales, central, southern and south—west england. we could see a spell of more persistent rain arriving into the far south—west of england and the channel islands through the afternoon. cloudierfor northern ireland, but mainly dry. the best of the sunshine, once again, across scotland, where we'll see some of the highest temperatures. but it should feel warmer across england and wales compared to today. an area of low pressure is still spiralling around in the north sea as we head through monday night and into tuesday, pushing more cloud back along to these eastern coasts of england and scotland. maybe some patchy rain. also, an area of rainjust pushing into the far south of england as well through the early hours of tuesday morning. temperatures typically between 7—10 celsius. then tuesday actually looks to be a quieter day. with low pressure to the east and west of us, high pressure to the north and the south, so the winds will be fairly light. there'll be quite large amounts of cloud and probably more cloud across scotland and

afternoon as they become fewer across parts of wales and the south—west. rain may be coming back into northern ireland, cooler here and in that rain across the central belt. and this is a ex—tropical storm michael alex, it gave flooding in florida and the hamas —— it is an ex tropical storm michael alex. there will be some patchy rain, sun showers but perhaps some sunshine, temperatures on thursday similar to what we have seen at the moment. our recent computer models have tended to steer that deep area of low pressure, the ex—storm, away from the uk. we are drawing in some warm air with the ex—tropical system. so some rain and cloud to clearfrom ex—tropical system. so some rain and cloud to clear from east anglia and the south—east in the morning, then that lives away, sunny spells and showers where we are closer to that area of low pressure where it is windy in the north—west. a warmer day elsewhere with temperatures peaking at 23 or 24. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the

still some showers developing through parts of wales, central, southern and south—west england. we could see a spell of more persistent rain arriving into the far south—west of england and the channel islands through the afternoon. cloudier for northern ireland but mainly dry. the best of the sunshine, once again, across scotland, where we will see some of the highest temperatures. but it should feel warmer across england and wales compared to today. an area of low pressure is still spiralling around in the north sea as we had through monday night and into tuesday, pushing more cloud back along to these eastern coasts of england and scotland. maybe some patchy rain. also, an area of rainjust pushing into the far south of england as well through the early hours of tuesday morning. temperatures typically between seven and 10 celsius. then tuesday actually looks to be a quieter day. with low pressure to the east and west of us, high—pressure to the north and the south, so the winds will be fairly light. there will be quite large amounts of cloud and probably more cloud across s

and especially the south—west. elsewhere, a lot of dry weather but largely northerly winds by this stage, so temperatures at best between ia—20 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines: one of president putin�*s closest advisers, the foreign minister, sergei lavrov, has told the bbc that russia has not invaded ukraine. he�*s repeated the kremlin line that there is no war but, instead, a "special military operation". this comes as russia�*s invasion of ukraine is almost four months old. a congressional panel investigating last year�*s storming of capitol hill has heard how former president donald trump tried to pressurise his deputy, mike pence, to overturn the result of the 2020 election. witnesses say mr trump knew his plan was illegal but insisted mr pence go along with it anyway. the hollywood actor kevin spacey has appeared in court, charged with four counts of sexual assault and one of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent. he strenuously denies the allegations. he�*s been g

scotland, north—west england, wales, the midlands, south—west england, the odd ones towards the south—east corner. temperatures here 22—23. a little cooler for some eastern coasts, where we see areas of low cloud lapping onshore from time to time. through tonight, showers and storms will develop down to the south. could be quite a lot of rain from these across southern counties of england. mainly dry for the north, the best of the clear spells out towards the north—west. that's where we'll see the best of the sunshine tomorrow. some grey and rather murky conditions for some north sea coasts. the showers and storms in the south will drift northwards and will then tend to peter out, i think, into the afternoon. afternoon temperatures on saturday, just 13—14 for hull and newcastle, 22 for the western side of scotland. into sunday, some rain, maybe some thunderstorms across the southern half of the uk. drier and brighter further north. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... a service of thanksgiving to mark the queen's 70—year reign. her majesty was represented by prince charles, af

and parts of south—west england as well but, to the south—east of that, dry with sunny spells and temperatures again in the mid to high 20s towards the south for most of us, we are in the mid to high teens, and possibly 20 degrees. heading through this evening and tonight, then, this band of rain in the south becomes heavy heavy and thundery at times with thunderstorms down towards kent, sussex and london through the first half of tonight. looks like those storms ease away for a while and then we turn our attention to the south—west, as the next batch of thunderstorms rattles in. for the channel islands and perhaps coastal parts of devon towards the isle of wight as well. a bit of a thundery, damp start in the far south, but, for most of us, a much more comfortable night for sleeping, with temperatures just about down into single figures in a few spots. sunday, cooler, fresh conditions across almost all areas. plenty of dry, sunny weather on sunday but we will continue to see outbreaks of showery rain around the south coast and some southern counties of england in particular. elsewhere, most

some big waves, too, for south wales and the south west of england. top temperatures tomorrow and the rest of the sunshine, of course, 20 to 23 degrees celsius for east anglia. and if we move a little further north across yorkshire for headingley and the third test in cricket, then we'll find that it's still quite windy, but it should stay dry throughout the day. small chance of an isolated shower, but also some sunny spells and highs of 19 degrees. now they stand the greater chance of catching a shower or two across glastonbury. of course, the good news is they'll move through it fairly quickly with the strength of that south—westerly wind. temperatures, through, in the afternoon at around 17 or 18 degrees celsius. let's take a look at next week now. the focus for the showers changes. so we'll see some showers in much of scotland and england and wales. also across the east, they're brightening up for a time across wales and southwest england, but clouding over towards the end of the day, there's another approaching weather front. temperatures gener

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elsewhere in wales and the south—west of england. but for the south—west of england. but for the vast majority, it will be a pleasant afternoon. 21 to 2a degrees. 20 to 21 in western scotland with those blue skies i showed you earlier. the wind were tracked down the eastern coast of england tonight. 0ut tracked down the eastern coast of england tonight. out of france comes at some heavy, thundery showers to disturb a night's sleep across south england and wales. could be a touch of frost in scotland. but here in northern ireland we will see the best of the weather on saturday and sunday. showers in across the south on saturday. initially, some of them heavy and to the injury. fewer in number as we go through the day and it will become more confined to wales and the south—west, meaning there will be long spells of the day dry with some sunshine. best of the sunshine in north—west england, scotland and northern ireland and he advertised at the temperatures will be 20 to 22. —— here, the highest of the temperatures. saturday night, the temperatures. saturday nigh

also south west england. you can see some holes in the cloud. otherwise, across much of england and wales in particular, a different story. this cloud has been thick enough to bring outbreaks of light rain. we have had some of that in hull earlier today. where that cloud stakes and it will do across large areas of england and wales, for some across the midlands and east anglia temperatures will really struggle this afternoon, probably reaching highs of 13, 1a degrees. quite a chilly day. for west scotland and toward south—west england, southern wales, in the sunshine you will feel warm, with temperatures reaching 20 or 21 degrees. some of the warmest weather will be in western scotland. tonight you could see a few patches of rain in the south of england and eastern areas of england. otherwise, a night with clear spells. temperatures could dip down to six or seven celsius in the south—east. tomorrow morning, variable cloud is to start with. still the odd patch of rain in eastern and southern england. otherwise a morning. some sunny spells. a

and parts of south—west england as well but, to the south—east of that, largely dry with sunny spells and temperatures again in the mid to high 20s towards the south what most of us, we are in the mid to high teens, and possibly 20 degrees. heading through this evening and tonight, then, this band of rain in the south becomes heavy heavy and thundery at times with thunderstorms down towards kent, sussex and london through the first half of tonight. looks like those storms ease away for a while and then we turn our attention to the south—west, as the next batch of thunderstorms rattles in. for the channel islands and perhaps coastal parts of devon and towards the isle of wight as well. a bit of a thundery, damp start in the far south, but, for most of us, a much more comfortable night for sleeping with temperatures just about down into single figures in a few spots. sunday, cooler, fresher conditions across almost all areas. plenty of dry, sunny weather on sunday but we will continue to see outbreaks of showery rain around the south coast and for some southern counties of england in

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moving their way northwards through south—west england, wales, into the midlands, perhaps into south—east england through this evening and at first tonight, and then we see a more persistent spell of rain developing through eastern and northern england. dry but cloudier for northern ireland. the clearest skies across the north and the west of scotland, where we will see some of the lowest temperatures, but where you've got the cloud in the rain, temperatures will hold up to around ii or 12 celsius. still this area of rain tomorrow across the east and north of england. it will be gradually pulling eastward through the morning, drier and brighter behind it. a scattering of showers across england and wales, could see a more persistent spell of rain pushing to the far south—west of england, but for many it is a drier day. actually brighter across england and wales compared to today, but still the best of the sunshine across scotland, where we will see some of the highest temperatures. tuesday, aside from one or two showers, should be mainly dry for most, but turning wetter for many of us th

could see a few showers just clipping the far south—west of england. temperatures actually feeling a little bit warmer across the southern half of the uk, with a bit more in the way of sunshine, generally in the mid—to—high teens for many. we keep the chance of a few showers lingering through coastal counties as we move into tuesday, but tuesday actually is looking for many a fairly quiet day, with light winds, chance of 1—2 showers across england and southern coastal counties — many will be dry. a bit more in the way of cloud, though, across scotland and northern ireland than we've seen recently, but there will be some breaks in that to allow for some bright or sunny spells. so it's a quiet and quite pleasant day for many. when the sun is out we could see temperatures up to around 20—21 celsius across the southern half of the uk. then we look to the west, to our next atlantic front, which will be making its presence felt as we move through wednesday, working its way from west to east and bringing all of us a spell of rain. there will be some

there's panic across many communities in nigeria, especially in the south—west where the attack took place. until now, this part of the country had been relatively safe. many worshippers and churches are feeling jittery, worried that the churches targeted by these gunmen. no group has yet claimed responsibility. leana hosea, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: how making doctors and nurses working night shifts take short power naps can improve patient safety. the day the british liberated the falklands. and by tonight, british troops have begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, has raised great hopes for an end to the division of europe. it happened as the queen moved towards horse guards parade - for the start of- trooping the colour. gunshots the queen looks worried, but recovers quickly. - as long as they'll pay to go and see me, i'll get out there and kick �*em down the hill. what does it feel like to be the first man to go across the channel

as we head through monday night, could see this little feature bring some rain to south west england through the channel and spread its way eastwards. elsewhere, though, it should be largely dry but across south east scotland, north east england, we'll see a return to some rain there. and we start tuesday off with double—figure values in the south, single values there for eastern scotland, north east england. for tuesday, it's a bit of a similar story. we're in between weather systems, so a largely calm day, i think. variable amounts of cloud to start the day. early rain in the south will clear away and we should see the rain in south east scotland, north east england ease down as well into the afternoon. elsewhere, increasing amounts of sunshine — more for england and wales — so it'll feel warmer. could set off the odd shower again, but most places dry — highs of 22 degrees. later in the day, we start to see some rain getting in towards the far south—west — that's because we've got this frontal system working its way in across the country as we head on into wednesday. no

as we head through monday night, could see this little feature bring some rain to south west england through the channel and spread its way eastwards. elsewhere, though, it should be largely dry but across south east scotland, north east england, we'll see a return to some rain there. and we start tuesday off with double—figure values in the south, single values there for eastern scotland, north east england. for tuesday, it's a bit of a similar story. we're in between weather systems, so a largely calm day, i think. variable amounts of cloud to start the day. early rain in the south will clear away and we should see the rain in south east scotland, north east england ease down as well into the afternoon. elsewhere, increasing amounts of sunshine — more for england and wales — so it'll feel warmer. could set off the odd shower again, but most places dry — highs of 22 degrees. later in the day, we start to see some rain getting in towards the far south—west — that's because we've got this frontal system working its way in across the country as we head on into wednesday. no

showers developing across the far south—west, coast. showers developing across the farsouth—west, but coast. showers developing across the far south—west, but for many it's mainly dry. in the sunshine feeling warmer than it has done, temperatures up to 21 or 22 celsius. keeping an eye on this area. i dry and stop for many through monday and tuesday, heavy showers, longer spells of rain. celebrations to mark queen elizabeth's platinumjubilee end with an appearance by her majesty at buckingham palace. cheering the queen appeared at the end of the pageant alongside the duke and duchess of cornwall and the cambridges. music plays prince louis lapped up the procession which celebrated each of the queen's decades on the throne. tens of thousands of street parties also took place across the uk, despite many having to wrap up against the weather. i'm glad i'm here. god bless you. god bless the queen. god bless this nation. and also coming up in the programme: russian missiles strike the ukrainian capital for the first time in more than a mo

and a word of caution, towards the south—west, this area of cloud is an area of mist and fog working into the cosine of southern wales and just about into west cornwall. for the most part, it doesn't feel too humid today, but overnight tonight after such a warm day, particularly across england, these temperatures still at 11 o'clock at night are around 25 celsius, so a warm night for sleeping for some, fresher conditions for scotland, northern ireland and northern england. tomorrow, the weather front is still on the charts. it is gradually going to push a little bit further southwards and it will tend to get reactivated as we go through saturday. let's look at the forecast in detail. might start with rain across wales, but look what happens during the day. the front gets much more energetic, rain turning heavy and thundery, spreading across wales, reaching the midlands and eastern england. to the north—west, sunny spells, showers in western scotland. and although it is cooler for many of us with some seeing temperatures drop to around 30 celsius, we still have some hot weather acro

south—west of england potentially heavy and thundery. the odd shower elsewhere, but a lot of dry weather. rather cool for some north sea coasts, but 20 degrees in western scotland. 22 in the south east of england. as we head into saturday and sunday, the chance of some heavy downpours towards the south, drier for the north and west. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre... isaac is still here. england's new�*s era under ben stokes and brendom mccullom got off to an excellent start against new zealand in the first test at lords. debutant matthew potts making test cricket look easy with three wickets in the opening session. but it was an old familiar face james anderson who got england off to the best start. two early wickets, including this brilliant catch from bairstow. anderson and broad both were left out of england's tour to the west indies, but both returned with take wickets. but the man of the morning is matthew potts. he got his first wicket in his first test match over dismissing new zealand captain kane wi

and parts of south—west england as well but, to the south—east of that, dry with sunny spells and temperatures again in the mid to high 20s towards the south for most of us, we are in the mid to high teens, and possibly 20 degrees. heading through this evening and tonight, then, this band of rain in the south becomes heavy heavy and thundery at times with thunderstorms down towards kent, sussex and london through the first half of tonight. looks like those storms ease away for a while and then we turn our attention to the south—west, as the next batch of thunderstorms rattles in. for the channel islands and perhaps coastal parts of devon towards the isle of wight as well. a bit of a thundery, damp start in the far south, but, for most of us, a much more comfortable night for sleeping, with temperatures just about down into single figures in a few spots. sunday, cooler, fresh conditions across almost all areas. plenty of dry, sunny weather on sunday but we will continue to see outbreaks of showery rain around the south coast and some southern counties of england in particular. elsewhere, most

the south is the south west, the south out. but the north central, like i said, not that's the entire country and it's not just a single type of conflict. it's different types of conflicts going on. tenuously at the same time and it's quite overwhelming in the northwest. you've got the terrorist band. and of course in the northeast, which most people are familiar with, you've got the succession in the, into the terrorist religious terrorists in the north is that in on for more than 12 years, you go around you for it's what and then not central. you've also got the, the head men in fact, on the communities in those places. and so it's a lot of things you've got, the succession is movement and the thought is you've got the legacy issues of the oil community in the south, out your club, the cool gang in the south west. i'm not sure i've left in, you know, i will do this. this is depressing. i wandering manual when we talk about topics like this on the news roof course. we always look at the tragic stories, the massacres. awful sto

these are the wind gusts, 40—50 mph around the north channel of the irish sea, and towards the south—west, and that will be pushing some very high seas in across parts of wales, cornwall and north devon. going into sunday evening, still some cloud across many western areas, with outbreaks of rain, but it should be dry, i think, for the end of glastonbury. lovely sunset for the south and east, and the week ahead looks largely dry for some in the south—east of england and east anglia, and as you can see from our london forecast, this is bbc news — i'm lukwesa burak. these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. protests across america — as the supreme court overturns a woman's constitutional right to have an abortion. here in tennessee it's one of 13 states that will make it impossible to have an abortion. this battle is now being fought across state lines. but many are delighted by the court's decision — around a dozen states are already moving to ban the procedure. we'll be looking at how the path america has taken, compares to access to abortion procedures, in ot

where the breeze continues to freshen for the night, cloud and longer spells of rain across ireland and south—west scotland, north—west england, north—west wales by the end of the night. elsewhere, rain clears and clear skies to take us into start to sunday and some southern and eastern areas. not faring badly through sunday once again but generally speaking, here and across the south—east of england it is going to be a dry day with some sunshine for top isolated showers. more cloud in the west and some longer spells of rain at times but still a bit brightness to come, too. bye for now. hello, this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. the headlines: borisjohnson says policy is more important than personality as he faces renewed calls to quit from conservative backbenchers after the party lost two by—elections police in norway say they're treating a shooting at a gay nightclub as an act of extreme islamist terrorism. america wakes up to inflamed divisions over abortion after the supreme court overturns a woman's constitutional right to the procedure. welcome to this edition of global question fr

the south is the south west, the south south, the south, but the north central, like i said, not that's the entire country. and it's not just a single type of conflict. it is different types of conflicts going on simultaneously at the same time. and it's quite overwhelming. in the northwest, you've got the terrorist vandal. and of course, in the north east, which most people are familiar with. you've got the succession is the i insert the terrorists religious terrorist in the north is that in on for more than 12 years, you've got book or around you for is what, and then not central. you've also got the at the head men attacks on the communities in those places. and so it's a lot of things you've got. the succession is movement in the south is you've got the legacy issues of the oil communities in the south south. you've got the cold gangs in the south west. i'm not sure i've left them yet. i want to do this. yes it is. this is the pricing. i want to remember. well, when we talk about topics, i guess on the news, we of course always look at the tragic stories that massacres awful stars.

i�*m joined by political editor at bbc south west, martyn oates. he�*s watching all the goings—on in the constituency of tiverton and honiton. did you see here an example of labour and the lib dems not overtly working together but subliminally labour stepping back to allow this lib dem winner? , . , back to allow this lib dem winner? , ., , ., back to allow this lib dem winner? , ., . . winner? this was a classic example _ winner? this was a classic example of— winner? this was a classic example of tactical - winner? this was a classic| example of tactical voting. winner? this was a classic- example of tactical voting. the labour activists calling this result first saying that vote collapsed to the extent they risk losing that deposit and that was clearly a necessary condition for this lib dem victory today. it is usually significant. also, simply anything context of recent political history in the south—west, you cannot overestimate the crushing and seemingly semipermanent nature of the defeat across the south—west peninsula seven years

fewer showers for wales in the south—west in the afternoon. similar temperatures to recent days, but with more of a noticeable breeze, and we finished the day with some rain in northern ireland. heading into the weekend weather prospects, low pressure is still with us, rain crossing eastern england, followed by showers. quite breezy, similar temperatures, but when the sunshine comes out, it will not feel too bad, temperatures between 17 and 20. into the second half of the week, for sunday, splodges of blue on the charge, still forecasting a few showers, but weather settling down across wales and west areas of england, more in the way of drier weather and sunshine here, and similar temperatures. into next week, we started to see the pressure rising, the weather settles down, and for some of you that are fed up with this relatively cool and showery weather, 27 degrees, it is going to get a lot warmer. thanks, to get chris. and that's bbc news at ten on thursday 30th june. there's more analysis of the days main stories on newsnight with mark urba

parts of wales as well and heavy showers to fit south wales and south—west england. the odd isolated shower elsewhere but skies will brighten a bit, i9 shower elsewhere but skies will brighten a bit, 19 in the south—east. highest temperatures western scotland at our northern ireland 20—22. this evening and overnight, certainly this evening showers possible across southern counties of england ten the day, clearing through to tomorrow morning, heavy rain in northern england which pictures towards east anglia. clearest conditions across scotland and wales. monday itself, outbreaks of rain drizzled across eastern parts of england, brisk and rather chilly north— north—easterly wind easing through the day. mostly a dry day on monday, a few showers in the south and wales but in the sunshine starting to feel a touch warmer again. hello, this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines. a platinum party at the palace to celebrate an historic 70—year reign. prince charles pays a heartfelt tribute to �*mummy�* y