next to each other, but worlds apart. life in east berlin, the east german capitol. it's the calling card for german socialism. life in west berlin, an island within east germany, enclosed by a wall or the next room. these huge passports dive deeper into the different experiences people had at the time. yeah, that's my sound from west berlin. you can choose between 3 characters. one of them will let you see the following tour through their eyes. mid me mood, you like to time trouble with the i'll take the rebellious west berliner michelle in the other room. so i put on a v. r. had said and traveled back into the past. she not be on the virtual bugs. it takes us across checkpoint. charlie into east berlin. we drive along please plaza and, and our journey at the seat of the east german parliament. the building was demolished in 263-5000 tons of the structural steel were recycled in the construction of do buys burge khalifa. this really goes to show that the berlin wall was so much more than just a wall. it was a fortress dividing 2 realities that cut through the heart

well, russia is not necessarily interested in the middle east because of the middle east, per say. what russian president vladimir putin is after is to weaken the united states in the west, and the middle east is adjacent to europe. and the united states has been the major actor in the region. so by intervening in syria and rescuing bashar assad, he made an impression on other leaders in the region. in contrast to the way in which they viewed president obama's actions when there was an uprising in egypt, in which after just a few days, the president, i say, started talking about america's 30 year ally in egypt about a transition from power for a hosni mubarak. that difference where the days supported asada not made an impression on the leaders and the major powers in the region that the russians were competent, non ideological, and making a play for leadership in the region that undoubtedly, undoubtedly those actions made the russians seem a more attractive option than the united states, and suddenly the russians are selling more weaponry to the egyptians than they have since the e

, the chinese has an impact on the middle east. now, it seems that the chinese view the middle east and the region as a primary region competition for the united states. so china is entering that with the middle east, military bases, trying to get to the military embassy. they see a vacuum, and american vacuum. now, a lot of the stuff in the obama administration, this current administration, will vehemently deny, but it should be noted -- and sort of, you know, that the youth actually exist, for the first time. but underground, people see the middle east. they feel that the united states has withdrawn. they feel that there is a rebalancing, and the same with iran, right? in syria, it doesn't help. lebanon is less than the iranians. and in iran, they have an iran- backed militia. so it is important. after world war ii, they were pillars. saudi arabia, iran, georgia, all of these are components of the structure that they have decided is the right security, architecture for the region. the united states, where have they gone? we all l

china to get a monopoly on the middle east energy trade. china is also an attractive partner to dictators in the region who are looking for more tools of repression and civilis that the chinese have perfected as a world leading human rights and democracy defended u.s. should push back on the spread of these tools of oppression. but at the same time a hope this hearing considers whether it's worthwhile to approach every middle east issue through a lens of u.s.-china competition. for example, china's recent sale of armed drones to saudi arabia does not mean that we should rush to provide those drones are cells that the saudis have a clear record of miss using such weapons yemen and we are right to distance ourselves from these abuses. chinese investment into the vanity projects shiny new cities for egypt president sisi and the saudi crown prince was questionable returns for investors. there's no compelling reason why the united states should be seeking to counter china's investment any projects with our own funny. there are limited areas wher

it's called the "east side dreams: the untold stories of east san josé." with me now on "comunidad del valle" is shane curtin, he's with the san josé public library system. also, estella inda is a librarian at the san josé state mlk library. welcome, both, to the show. shane curtin: thank you, damian. damian: all right, we're gonna bring in linda--or estella here in just a bit but tell us, if you can, first of all, shane, about what we're talking about here. we have some amazing video that we're gonna show during our interview here. shane: yeah, so we represent the archives at the library and we put together an exhibit just celebrating the east side of san josé, trying to highlight some history that we don't think has been seen before. damian: and we're gonna roll some of those images and, i mean, some of these are treasures, right? i mean, people might be able to recognize 'em by--look at that. but here we're looking at some video of--that's one of the homies, and we all know what low-riding history means to san josé. estella, how excited are you abou

more cloud in east anglia and the south—east and lincolnshire, with a future showers may be into south—east and midlands and the home counties but the further west you are, lots of blue skies overhead, and here, sheltered for that breeze coming off the east, which will keep temperatures limited to the mid teens across some parts of the east of scotland, north—east england, but in the sunshine further south, highs again of around 23 or 24. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines: devastating floods across pakistan — the government says a third of the country is now under water. over one thousand people have died, and 33 million have been affected. nasa postpones the launch of the artemis space rocket on its mission to the moon, due to last minute technical issues. liz truss pulls out of a planned bbc interview tomorrow. it comes as the foreign secretary's team hit back at criticism of her economic plans from the institute for fiscal studies. and, revelling in its return, the notting hill carnival comes back to london's streets for the first time in th

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. >> [ music ] > >> imagine learning math through through hip-hop, meet the east bay math teacher using a very unusual approach to help his sts his students pay attention. good good evening, i'm ryan yamamoto. yamamoto. >> it's back to school for students in alameda today, masks masks are no longer required, they are highly recommended, though. if students are exposed to covid they can still come to school, but they will have to mask up for 10 days. despite the the changes, parents and students say they are happy to be back. >> 100% excited, it's been great great so far. it's an exciting day to meet new friends, see old old friends, meet new teachers. >> when it comes to other school school districts, san francisco and fremont start on wednesday, san lorenzo starts on thursday, next week livermore students are are back in class, tuesday the 23rd, and burlington students go go back thursday the 25th. > >> after the pandemic turned the the education system upside down, schools are working to help students catch up on material, but as juliette goodrich shows us, one math teacher in contra

, may be 29 celsius in east anglia and the south east of england. but looking at the temperature chart for our capital cities, fresh feeling air by the time we get to friday. it is a rather messy picture weather—wise, so the details are likely to change. the best of the sunshine towards the east would still showery outbreaks of rain towards the north and west. a reminder of our top story: criminal barristers in england and where is about to take all—out indefinite industrial action, joining a wave of summer strikes. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me. and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. good afternoon. you're watching bbc news. the time is 1:33pm i'm ben croucher with the latest from the bbc sport centre. it could well be a big night on and off the field at old trafford tonight. manchester united take on liverpool — with both on the hunt for their first win of the season. the build—up has been dominated though by the threat of protests against united's owners. jurgen klopp says his live

a bit of a hang back for east anglia and the south—east. elsewhere, clearer skies, the odd shower. temperatures a little bit cooler in the north and the west, but quite warm and quite mild in the south and the east. that weather front eventually clears away from the south—east on friday. we've got low pressure to the north of the uk, fairly brisk westerly winds, and it's going to be one of sunshine and blustery showers. so we lose that cloud and rain in the south—east on friday morning. plenty of sunshine in central, southern and eastern england, but scotland, northern ireland, perhaps north—west england, west wales, will see a mixture of sunny spells, scattered blustery showers, the odd heavy one at times. temperatures will range from around the high teens, up to 20 degrees in the north, 20—25 celsius further south and east. temperatures around the seasonal norm. on saturday, low pressure sits to the north of the uk, so it's northern and western areas which will see most of the showers. some of them could be quite heavy. some sunshine in between. a greater chance of stayin

the weather front, although 29 celsius in parts of east anglia. the weatherfront, although it 29 celsius in parts of east anglia. the weather front, although it is fizzling out, it could pep up as we head through thursday, especially on thursday night bringing much—needed heavy, thundery downpours maybe to east anglia and the south—east of england, so there could be some high rainfall totals on thursday night that eventually clears into the north sea leaving us some fresh feeling airjust north sea leaving us some fresh feeling air just about north sea leaving us some fresh feeling airjust about everywhere as you can see from the charts across the capital cities, so friday, mostly dry, shari outbreaks of rain across northern areas of scotland and that's because we have low pressure centred there, and further south as we head through saturday, although it's mostly frontal rain moving into the far south, perhaps pushing north but still lots of uncertainty. i pressure is out towards the west and it is this that is going to drag down more of a nort

it's the division all built into 2 sectors, east and west beta. ah, fall off of south welsh on the, on our shock for young. oh, la. can clog from, ah, the most powerful building in the city for me is the holiday. yet more hotels are buildings that special function as normal hotels, but often in the context of real instability to ah ah ah, fe route, once a jewel in the mediterranean, but then torn upon by war. this is the sea front of the lebanese capital today, around 3 decades after the end of the civil war. the devastating conflict lasted for 15 years. this street was the green line, dividing bay route into east and west. dominating the front line was this concrete skeleton. what was once the holiday inn? it's wolves still pattered by the scars of wool, a grotesque witness to the years of separation, killing, and destruction. ah, my name is tom young, i'm a painter and architectural activist from england. and i've lived in by route for about 8 years. i'm particularly inspired by the memories and the feelings, the emotions that are embedded in th

this was once the richest part of the richest city in the middle east. i 1st went to lebanon in 1972, as a young reporter. my very 1st article for a magazine here called the new statesman in which i effectively said, this place is waiting to blow. all it needs is a spark because of the complexity of this very small country, surrounded by competing nations. ah, from the 1950s to the early seventy's bay route was a magnet for the international pleasure seeking a lead they hotel district was at the heart of its luxury tourism economy making it a favorite jet set destination. when we speak about bay roads, golden age, as the switzerland of the middle east, we are actually talking about an area, the hotel district. that is the very specific product of a precise geopolitical project. my name is are offering anessa. i'm a political geographer who is based at the university of birmingham. i am interested in hotels and urban conflict. holiday inn came quite late in the day. ah, in 1974, it was opened. it came quite late in the day into this hotel district, which

, the east bay hills. that's where you see some clearing solano county. you're in the clear. but even down to the south bay, san mateo county is just covered up at this late hour. as you can zip at that 7 day forecast. look at that. this is low clouds, some lower 90's going on here we get to wednesday thursday into friday. but this is all really within the range of close to seasonality. may be a couple degrees. warm but close to seasonality. i just keep hoping we're not going to have to pay for this. and the same time the monsoon has been put it. they too. so we're not having the flareup of the dry thunder showers, which is what we're really concerned about, headed up to tahoe or whatever that monsoon may just wink at us on tuesday. but beyond that, it's not a player of all of day forecast as well. so good for that, too. yeah, great information. thanks very much, dave. >> and that's it for us here at the kron. 4 news weekend edition. i'm stephanie lin with dave spahr hearing from all of us here. thanks so

a bit of a hang back for east anglia and the south—east. elsewhere, clearer skies, the odd shower. temperatures a little bit cooler in the north and the west, but quite warm and quite mild in the south and the east. that weather front eventually clears away from the south—east on friday. we�*ve got low pressure to the north of the uk, fairly brisk westerly winds, and it�*s going to be one of sunshine and blustery showers. so we lose that cloud and rain in the south—east on friday morning. plenty of sunshine in central, southern and eastern england, but scotland, northern ireland, perhaps north—west england, west wales, will see a mixture of sunny spells, scattered blustery showers, the odd heavy one at times. temperatures will range from around the high teens, up to 20 degrees in the north, 20—25 celsius further south and east. temperatures around the seasonal norm. on saturday, low pressure sits to the north of the uk, so it�*s northern and western areas which will see most of the showers. some of them could be quite heavy. some sunshine in between. a greater chance

it's my dog weightings east for comical photo. what do local residents say to day about events back then? ah thursdays because i still don't understand it. i still feel bad. sorry about it. it's hard to talk about. robert. it was justified simple as that, as long as it can guns. i'm sick of people always bringing this up at mid after to me and what was the impact on the people who came under attack the school as well. for those of us who experienced 30, does it had a lasting impact on our minds. our emotions are souls. you could say it's not visible from the outside like the seed. hey home, fuck no n was in the building at the time. how you knew that in the vietnamese here, still remember what happened, but nobody wants to talk about it. i know jenny lit up why i can't forget about it because i was there where linda, meaning i to walkin this is the 1st time he spoken publicly about the attack. he speaks german, but finds it easier to recall the events in his native vietnamese make it out of this was the 1st building i lived in whe

ah for east and west germans. it was the time of elation. bought for vietnamese workers, it was a disappointment. as communist east germany crumbled, they faced an uncertain future. their job contracts came to an abrupt end part of end of on the dock there the for the fall of the wall, we were kept separate but safe. the hobby afterwards, i really noticed the negative aspects of being from vietnam, but then we felt at every single day and they said things like east germany brought you over here. now it's gone now. so get lost on the go all kinds of verbal abuse, aarp be sinful, be sinful owner in during his turbulent time. vulcan rich to move to rostock. he remembers the mixed feelings of many of his fellow east germans. as far as i know forced, there is the sense of excitement in post communist is germany. i view he bore saying we have all these new opportunities and we're enjoying the feeling of no longer being. so boxed in the i english links was i initial mitzo harvey over the doctors. but it wasn't so straigh

and i've been east mid via. i boarded a plane with 120 other women and men, hong in fleet augustine or, and i landed in east berlin sooner fed airport only. they're tough with a 4 year contract year. yeah, i was photography and for years meant for years. the use german authorities intended the contract workers to go home afterwards. we have wonderful outside up. gotcha. we were kept separate by both sides under open law, including by our vietnamese supervisors. really, who kept a very close eye on our personal lives and control yet. and the east german authorities didn't like to see us having too much contact with the local people. impacts within, within did a google ha. ah, he's german. television was keen to paint a picture of comradeship among peoples. so say the new arrivals attended a 2 month german language class intended only to prepare them for their work for lee. oh, just months after the last vietnamese arrived, the berlin wall fell. ah for east and west germans. it was a time of elation. bought for vi

we'll have more on a jean occupied east jerusalem. the breaking news is coming up. ah, the journey has begun. the faithful world camp is on its way to cattle. your travel package to day? hey there, good to see. let's go with your weather report beginning in pakistan. we've got a tropical cyclone spinning around the north sarabia and see that stumped a lot of rain in karachi. so over the past 48 hours a months worth of brain has fallen in that shield of rain is now pushing into baka stands baluchistan province, where we have dealt with flooding. as of late after india, we go and we've got this disturbance spinning around a bit, been gall. so that's whipping rain around entrepreneurs show dish or west bengal into central portions. and you know it's trouble when you see some of the yellows pop up on our map. certainly the risk of seen some flooding when you consider about a 100 to 200 millimeters of rain falling within a short period of time. the heat is still locked in across the yang see river valley. shanghai just said touch cooler at 39 degrees. and that tropical s

live shot coming the east bay shoreline. you can see some of that fog trying to develop in the last hour here. >> before we start to get some solar heating to start to work the atmosphere a little bit here. what we are is in the perfect spot between this low out to sea and the monsoon that's in our southeast. now, i know that you may be hearing about some flash flooding and so forth that this has been responsible for it yet. yes, they're still drought going on, but also the monsoon could be problematic because it is very isolated in terms of causing those issues. but also the lightning that can cause big issues over a longer range of good news is this insulate sus for that low from all the monsoon, the pops up, but it still would be an issue that will bubble up in the mountains today tomorrow. 63 antioch, most east bay ratings are in the 60's, lower 60's at that. 58 for livermore up to the north bay. lots of 50's rosa, 59 for san francisco. futurecast for show some of that monsoon already bubbling up here. even in the mid la

that colossal empire in the east is right. the dissolution of hitler, my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in 1925, that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union that was always hit. there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland to was preparing to invade the ussr with handler, a dismemberment of russia lies up the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia. from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch, but handle i had other plans that didn't involve poland. i don't know as ralph was in an annoyed diet room, the bay graphics are now offering damita. want to live as item to odessa. that's why the law that there was a spot. mm journalist young angle god is curator at the museum of polish history in warsaw. his name is michelle. just so photography on to what op should start via a sport on dish. loud their voice, a jet squeaking uminski represent concerns humans, a chest, a good java

popular east bay park. happened just before 3:00 this afternoon at southside community park, this is right next to a playground. the park is on south sixth street and virginia avenue. they have not made any arrests. they are asking anyone with information to please call the department. format the search is on for the person or people who opened fire outside of a packed restaurant in the east bay. it happened last night in union city. two people were shot, and now we are learning how it all unfolded. nbc's tom jensen's book with the owner, who is trying to make sense of what happened right outside his restaurant. >> reporter: you can see where bullets at the door, and the owner told me that surveillance video, which he only shared with police, also showed two people getting hit by bullets. and possibly, even shots being fired from his mall white car, which the cameras cots speeding away. >> reporter: who has co-owned the restaurant for about four years with his father. >> we are very surprised. >> reporter:

but it's notjust been dry across the south and east. across the whole of the uk, through the summer so far — the meteorological summer, june, july — we've had just over 100mm of rain. whilst during the whole of the summer — so another month, august, added on — we'd normally expect to see about 240mm, so we're way off that. it has been dry across many parts, but obviously exceptionally so in the south. and with this high pressure moving in, over the next few days, that's going to keep our weather fronts at bay, and it means the dry weather persists. rain will fall, but mostly in the north. this shows the accumulations over the next 3—4 days, and we do expect some rain for northern ireland and for scotland, but very little across the south and east where we need it. there's been some heavy rain, actually, overnight across scotland and northern ireland, some heavy, thundery rain just across the east of scotland in particular. it could be some quite nasty conditions for travelling here, localised flooding. further south, we're los

i don't see that i wasn't even 18 and i've been east mid divide. i boarded a plane with 120 other women and men, hong, in fleet augustine, or, and i landed in east berlin, suna feld, airport. only they're tough with a 4 year contract here. yeah, ha, ha ha. and for years meant for years, the east german authorities intended the contract workers to go home afterwards. the wonderful owls, i'd appreciate them, we were kept separate by both sides under open law, including by our vietnamese supervisors. really, who kept a very close eye on our personal lives and control yet. and the east german authorities didn't like to see us having too much contact with the local people. impacts within within did our google ha, ah, aisd, german television was keen to paint a picture of comradeship among peoples. so saying the new arrivals attended a 2 month german language class intended only to prepare them for their work collision. oh. just months after the last vietnamese arrived, the berlin wall fell ah for east and west germans. it was a time of elation bought fo

tomorrow, not a bad —looking day for many, drier across to east anglia and the south—east, some sunny spells. a band of cloud bringing some showers eastwards across northern ireland, scotland and parts of wales at the south—west. temperature 17—24. then we head into the weekend. it's a bank holiday weekend for most of us, not in scotland, but elsewhere a bank holiday at the weather not too bad if you have outdoor plants. sunny spells but always the chance of a few showers. saturday, one or two showers here and there, most places find. this area of rain probably won't make much of an impact and in the sunshine generally speaking pleasantly warm. however, as we move into sunday with high pressure to the north of us we will see the breeze strengthening a little closer to some north sea coasts and that will make it feel quite cool close to the east coast of scotland and eastern england. it could generate the odd shower as well. sunshine further west. that's where we will see the highest of the temperatures, up to 2a degrees. monday, mainly dry, spells of sunshine, pleasantly warm when

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liz: welcome back to the east bay. some people are calling and east bay boy a prodigy. now he is getting a following at his local bowling alley. tim johns introduces us to zane. tim: he may only be about four feet tall but that certainly has not stopped zane from making a name for himself in the local bowling world. the concord-based 5-year-old only took up the sport in june but regularly bowls games around 170 to 200. >> because i like it. tim: his mother does not know where his skills come from. neither she nor zane's father are bowlers. >> we just did the kids go for free and we started coming here every day and it turned out he is really good. tim: with our cameras rolling, zane bowled multiple spares and strikes, sometimes getting three and a row. his skills have grabbed the attention of other bowlers, some have even dubbed him an upcoming prodigy. >> they called him a natural. he has never had a lesson and somehow he knows what he is doing. just to give tim: you an idea of how insane he is, he normally bowls with a 12 pound ball but at 48 pounds, that is a quarter

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it stays warm and humid in the south and east. at the same time, close to that low pressure, we'll see more wetter weather, sharper showers developing out to the west. so first thing on wednesday morning, a very humid feel, 18 degrees. and so, despite it being quite cloudy to begin with, it will be largely fine and dry with that south—westerly flow. as the rain eases away, the temperatures are likely to peak at highs of 27 celsius by the middle of wednesday afternoon. moving out of wednesday into thursday, that weather front is going to continue to sink south and east. there'll be no significant rain on it, unfortunately. and so, that does mean that thursday on the whole will be largely fine and dry. potential for some thundery rain first thing in the south—east and then into the weekend, drier but noticeably fresher. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm rich preston. our top stories. singapore is to end its ban on sex between men, but there'll be no moves to legalise same—s

not only the middle east. there are two billion muslim people all over the world. i we should differentiate between them and europe and western _ worlds in particular. they have a feeling there, about 90% of the people i of the muslim world believe freedom of expression is practised _ only to insult muslims. you know, you have a problem with cartoons offensive - towards the prophet mohammed and now these satanic verses _ are blasphemous completely and it's offensive. _ salman rushdie, he was very cruel when he talked - about the prophet muhammad and his wives and to talk- about the wives of the prophet is really very dangerous. - people, i believe 95% of the people never read the satanic verses. - i was here when it was published in this country 40 years ago. - there were demonstrations all over the muslim world and many people | were killed and again- with the cartoons, offensive cartoons, again there was a huge - demonstration against this and many people were killed again. so it is a dilemma here. people are asking why - there are people and there was in particu

here's what the shot is in the east bay shoreline. lots of blue skies appearing on through a little bit left over fog. it's kind of mixing out just a bit here for us. >> headed up to tahoe the next couple of days. we're still negotiating with the tail wind. some monsoon here today and tomorrow. this is very isolated. may not see it at all, but sometimes it may pose a little bit of a local problem. it spreads out of that 79, something wednesday by thursday, a slight warm up and from that perspective, the kind of shut the rain off a little bit. but some of the monsoon kind of spreads out a bit so we might get in the mid layers of our atmosphere just some high cloudiness with all that. meanwhile, compliments of this low here comes on shore when little bit off to it in the afternoon hours. you can see that's today. let's do it again for tomorrow. so that keeps a nice climate control in place and temperatures very palatable at that. the bigger picture shows are low or star here is going up there to the north. so we lose it for a while. but

we've got this disturbance moving east to west. so we're talking about lots of pradesh, chatted, scar, and then further toward the west, just getting down with rain here. so flooding is certainly a possibility and we'll watch it as attract, sent the pakistan which has already been dealing with driving rain as we look towards syn province also into baluchistan province as well. and punjab we've got some showers for la hor with the high 31 degrees in the middle east. just says we left it high dry and sunny though her 41 degrees on monday i saw airway issue, airlines of the journey. the world copies coming to captain in just 3 months. as the main event gets closer, we get every step of the way. hello, i'm john. i guess you're also with updates for teams and fans across the glove themes can expect some strong support here in castle with the spotlight now. one euro can france craig back to back? well, couple of drinks the all wheel poacher, golds christiano. rinaldo finally get his hands on the trophy. the welcome count on al jazeera. a

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england and east anglia. could be localised flooding here. drierfor the rest of the uk away from the south—east was up that area of rain and thunderstorms clear away as we had through the course of the day. still breezy towards the northwest, lighter winds elsewhere. variable amounts of sunshine but we are all in that slightly cooler and fresher air by thursday afternoon. so, highs between 15 to perhaps 24 degrees very typical for this time a year. moving through friday, a weather front once again moving eastward but that fizzles out to lee via pressure that builds and from the south in time for the weekend. friday into saturday, a lot of dry weather, sunshine on the card, temperatures in the warm spots in the mid—20s. bye— bye. temperatures in the warm spots in the mid—20s. bye—bye. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is outside source. ukraine is preparing to mark its independence day, six months since russia's invasion. president zelensky has repeated this warning. we just received some information t

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towards north—east scotland and north—east england the temperatures could drop into mid to high single figures, so it will feel cooler here. on monday, this is the position of our weather front, that's set to move eastwards as we head throughout the day. most of the rain will be light and patchy, but there will be a heavy downpour at times, and that's certainly true as we head through the midlands and possibly east anglia, but as our weather front clears, there could be some breaks in the cloud out towards south—west england and western wales. if we do see any sunny spells, though, watch out for some heavy, thundery downpours perhaps. best of the sunshine tomorrow probably north—east of scotland. as we head throughout the day, the temperatures will be in the high teens or the low 20s. on tuesday, most of us are between weather fronts, but there will be an occlusion just approaching western areas of scotland, showery outbreaks of rain moving eastwards. also plenty of low cloud, some showers just moving to western wales and the south—west of england, but for central and southern en

fresher away from south—east england and east anglia. let's take a look at these heavy downpours moving in across kent and sussex, london, through the morning spreading into norfolk and suffolk and essex. some of this rain could be really heavy, falling on very dry ground so we could see some localised flooding problems. it looks like that area of arena slowly eases away towards the north—east as we had to the afternoon foot of the rest of the uk, dry, light winds, lots of sunshine, and we are all in this slowly cooler air with. .. lots of sunshine, and we are all in this slowly cooler air with... in friday, another week with a front. that will fizzle out, a few showers on the cards for friday, most of these in western areas full stop further east likely to have a dry day. sunny and dry for many of us, light winds as well. a pleasant feeling day on friday. damages between 16 to 25 degrees. reasonably typical for this time of year. looking ahead to, as per some of us and it's the start of next week. sunny spells, dry weather, high press