not heavy, but a cooler day for wales in the south—west. some rain pushing up towards northern ireland and heading across towards london late in the afternoon. there is some sunshine, temperatures into the low 20s. pleasant. but showers will be around, perhaps heavy and thundery in northern england and scotland. the football at wembley, it is dry, the sun is out but it will cloud over and we are looking at rain. hopefully, it won't dampen the celebrations. we will find wetter weather pushing from the west and it gets wetter across england and it gets wetter across england and wales overnight. heavy rain. further north, showers fade away and in scotland and it turns dry in northern ireland. a warm night. a messy day for monday. we have areas of rain which could be heavy. they will slowly move northwards, breaking up and sunshine coming through, developing some showers. there could be some local flooding here. probably drier and a bit warmer than today for northern ireland, wales and the south—west of england. tuesday, we have showers, more

west northern ireland, 31 for the south of england and wales. a change friday, a subtle one to start off with, an easterly wind and temperatures start to edge back. but through friday evening and overnight into saturday and on into the weekend low pressure starts to take hold from the south west. it will inject showers into england and wales, some heavy spells of rain to come for some. it will pull cooler air across all parts of the uk. so by saturday some sunshine still for scotland and northern ireland but a fresher feel for all of us. welcome to bbc news — i'm david eades. our top stories... the us climate envoy john kerry issues a passionate plea to step up efforts to tackle climate change, with a stark warning about any failure to act now. this test is now as acute and as existential as any previous one. torrential rain in central china causes widespread disruption and huge anxiety for passengers caught in one flooded subway system. i'm sarah mulkerrins live in tokyo where although the opening ceremony is still two days away, the action h

west northern ireland, 31 for the south of england and wales. a change friday, a subtle one to start off with, an easterly wind and temperatures start to edge back. but through friday evening and overnight into saturday and on into the weekend low pressure starts to take hold from the south west. it will inject showers into england and wales, some heavy spells of rain to come for some. it will pull cooler air across all parts of the uk. so by saturday some sunshine still for scotland and northern ireland but a fresher feel for all of us. john kerry has said the world cannot wait for the end of the pandemic. he said the suffering the us climate envoy has said the world can't wait for the end of the covid—19 pandemic before facing up to the environmental crisis. john kerry warned that the suffering caused by not tackling climate change would be much worse than coronavirus. there's been severe flooding across central china. it's caused widespread disruption, with video footage showing images of roads turned into rivers and cars being stranded by

near to the south coast, one or two for wales and the south west midlands as well, but apart from that, it is looking dry with spells of sunshine and it will feel warm in the sunshine, temperatures as high as 22 degrees. no problem with the weather today at wimbledon, the chance of showers tomorrow and i think we will definitely see some interruptions to play as we head into this weekend. overnight tonight, it is looking like a dry night, some patchy cloud reforming, a few mist and fog patches, generally a bit milder than last night, temperatures around 12 or 1a degrees, coolerfor the north of scotland on the far north—east of england and tomorrow, a similar kind of weather day, cloudy to start, mist or fog patches lifting later, spells of sunshine developing and into the afternoon, showers, a bit more widespread and this time the majority of them will be across the east of england, with thunderstorms developing through the day. temperatures a little bit higher, 21-23 , temperatures a little bit higher, 21—23 , pretty widely, one in the sunshine, but into the weekend it turns incre

west of northern ireland, 31 or the south of england and wales. a change friday, a subtle want to start off with, and easterly wind and temperatures start to edge back. but through friday evening and overnight into saturday and on into the weekend low pressure starts to take hold from the south west. it will inject showers into england and wales, some heavy spells of rain to come for some. it will pull cooler air across all parts of the uk. so by saturday some suntan silver scotland and northern ireland but a fresher feel for all of us. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the us climate envoy warns that the suffering caused by the coronavirus will be magnified many times over if the world fails to tackle global warming. this test is now as acute and as existential as any previous one. torrential rain in central china is causing widespread disruption. these passengers had to be rescued from a subway train. the billionaire's space race heats up, as amazon founderjeff bezos launches to the edge of th

wales in south—west england, so morning sunshine here tomorrow. one disturbance across scotland tomorrow, another bearing down across south—west england later, with more rain. a cloudy start across north england, north wales. spells of rain, still heavy burst within it. northern england brightening up. in the afternoon, largely dry with sunny spells. the far south—west of england turning wetter through the afternoon, and we will see the wind picking up here as well. that brings a spell of very wet but really quite windy weather for the time of year from the south as we go through monday night and into tuesday morning. heavy rain moving north for england and wales, but strong or even gale force winds developing in the english channel. could get gusts around 60 mph. parts of east anglia, the south—east of england starting tuesday with 50 mph winds, but they will ease as the day goes on. from that system, rain affecting northern parts of england. some outbreaks of rain in north—west scotland. sunny with a chance of showers elsewhere, but a co

two particular areas have been identified, this one to the south—west of england covering parts of the midlands and wales, this one across northern ireland, which comes into force on wednesday. it doesn't mean that these are the areas exclusively affected by the heat, but these are two areas identified as potentially having the biggest impacts. you can see the heat an issue really from first thing on wednesday. we start our day with temperatures around 20 celsius in many areas. it will be a little cooler through wednesday, perhaps down some of the north sea coast. just because we will pull a little bit more cloud in here, but overall, still a very hot day lies ahead. temperatures across the southern uk, widely in the high 20s to the low 30s. hotting up significantly will be northern ireland, hence while itjoins that heat warning, perhaps 30 degrees towards the south—west here. warmer along the north coast than yesterday but still cloudy for northern scotland with some lingering sea fog. here, temperatures are peaking in the mid—teens. that is the one area that stands out as being s

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west northern ireland, 31 for the south of england and wales. a change for friday, a subtle one to start off with, an easterly wind and temperatures start to edge back. but through friday evening and overnight into saturday and on into the weekend low pressure starts to take hold from the south west. it will inject showers into england and wales, some heavy spells of rain to come for some. it will pull cooler air across all parts of the uk. so by saturday some sunshine still for scotland and northern ireland but a fresher feel for all of us. this is bbc news, the headlines: the us climate envoy has said the world can't wait for the end of the covid—19 pandemic before facing up to the environmental crisis. john kerry warned that the suffering caused by not tackling climate change would be much worse than coronavirus. there's been severe flooding across central china. it's caused widespread disruption, with video footage showing images of roads turned into rivers, and cars being stranded by fast—rising water. scientists say some regions have e

but this is a named storm we're talking about in the south west approaches. that's unusual at this time of year. of particular concern, those sleeping out under canvas 01’ in a caravan. it's this rapidly deepening area of low pressure bringing that stormy weather. notjust winds, but some more soaking rains as well, and those will affect many parts, actually, of england and wales as we go through the evening and overnight, as you can see. we could have 15—20 mm of rain as that weather front moves through. the winds escalating in south west approaches first of all, could see gusts in excess of 60 mph, as i say, enough to bring down potentially trees and power lines, it could cause some disruption. by morning, you can see that that rain is affecting many parts of england and wales, whilst the showers have eased in the north, it becomes a little drier. certainly not a cold night for anywhere, and it does look as if we will start with some drier weather in the north, just rather cloudy and cool across northern scotland. one or two showers here pepping up again

hours, it has dried off in the south—west. 0ne from the past few hours, it has dried off in the south—west. one or two showers here but still dull and damp weather across the south—east of england and particularly into east anglia. slowly pulling away in the next few hours. showers further north, more breaking out across north wales, northern england and into scotland, the odd one for northern ireland. for much of the midlands, south wales and the south—west, drier and brighter with some sunshine. maybe some late sunshine in the south—east but it's a slow process across parts of kent and essex. cool here. best temperatures around glasgow, 23 degrees, but shower is not far away and they will continue into this evening and gradually downpours will fade away over night, tending to become drier overnight with a lot of cloud, low cloud, so it could be misty in the morning and temperatures typically 11 or 12. the forecast for wimbledon tomorrow, the men's final, and it should be a dry day. not huge amounts of sunshine but a

two particular areas have been identified, this one to the south—west of england covering parts of the midlands and wales, this one across northern ireland, which comes into force on wednesday. it doesn't mean that these are the areas exclusively affected by the heat, but these are two areas identified as potentially having the biggest impacts. you can see the heat an issue really from first thing on wednesday. we start our day with temperatures around 20 celsius in many areas. it will be a little cooler through wednesday, perhaps down some of the north sea coast. just because we will pull a little bit more cloud in here, but overall, still a very hot day lies ahead. temperatures across the southern uk, widely in the high 20s to the low 30s. hotting up significantly will be northern ireland, hence while itjoins that heat warning, perhaps 30 degrees towards the south—west here. warmer along the north coast than yesterday but still cloudy for northern scotland with some lingering sea fog. here, temperatures are peaking in the mid—teens. that is the one area that stands out as being s

west of northern ireland, 31 or the south of england and wales. a change friday, a subtle one to start off with, an easterly wind and temperatures start to edge back. but through friday evening and overnight into saturday and on into the weekend low pressure starts to take hold from the south west. it will inject showers into england and wales, some heavy spells of rain to come for some. it will pull cooler air across all parts of the uk. so by saturday some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland but a fresher feel for all of us. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm david eades. the us climate envoyjohn kerry issues a passionate plea to step up efforts to tackle climate change — with a stark warning about any failure to act now. this test is now as acute and as existential as any previous one. torrential rain in central china is causing widespread disruption — these passengers had to be rescued from a subway train dry land at last — a flotilla of small vessels brings a record number o

but we change gear once again down to the south—west. by the end of the afternoon into the isles of scilly and across cornwall, we will see this deep area of low pressure, unseasonably heavy rain and strong winds for this time of year, set to arrive through this evening, matching its way promptly across wales, into the midlands and the north of england by the end of the night. the showers will ease in scotland, here under clear skies we might see temperatures down into single figures but it will be a relatively mild start. that is pretty academic really because it will be a miserable one for many others with cloud and rain. that moves into southern scotland, blustery winds and gales across exposed coasts, and we will see those driving in plenty of showers across the south—west. not so windy in scotland but across england and wales it will be a blustery story generally, and that means the showers will rattle through at quite a pace with temperatures more subdued for tomorrow afternoon at around 15 to 19 degrees. that means there is stil

has been pushing in from the south—west and wales. it should much further than that as it pushes towards the london area. bad weatherfront that as it pushes towards the london area. bad weather front wall is away and systems and espouse bringing out further north but as the heat of the day started to develop, that is when we will see some sharp and possibly sundry downpours breaking out across wales, northern england and in. there will be hit and miss, they could be slow—moving because the winds are very light. top temperatures of 22 degrees, not quite as one in the south—east. the rain shouldn't be an issue for ladies finals at wimbledon. maybe sunshine by the end of the afternoon. another area of low pressure washing in the wings to push in through the night tonight so that means on sunday, out to the west will see more cloud and sherry brexit rain further east sunshine sting but then some sharp and sundry downpours through north—east england and scotland. some of these could be quite torrential. for going to pick an area that

two particular areas have been identified, this one to the south—west of england covering parts of the midlands and wales, this one across northern ireland, which comes into force on wednesday. it doesn't mean that these are the areas exclusively affected by the heat, but these are two areas identified as potentially having the biggest impacts. you can see the heat an issue really from first thing on wednesday. we start our day with temperatures around 20 celsius in many areas. it will be a little cooler through wednesday, perhaps down some of the north sea coast. just because we will pull a little bit more cloud in here, but overall, still a very hot day lies ahead. temperatures across the southern uk, widely in the high 20s to the low 30s. hotting up significantly will be northern ireland, hence while itjoins that heat warning, perhaps 30 degrees towards the south—west here. warmer along the north coast than yesterday but still cloudy for northern scotland with some lingering sea fog. here, temperatures are peaking in the mid—teens. that is the one area that stands out as being s

worse in the south—west. this is where the winds come together in this convergence zone, locking a line of thunderstorms to affect the same area for hour after hour. worst case scenario, we could see 40—80 millimetres of rain building up. a months worth of rain are possible in a few hours, that would cause some flooding issues. the showers will be widespread, pushing further northwards into scotland and northern ireland as well. the euros, quarterfinals, england ukraine in rome. temperatures still in the mid 20s when the match gets under way. and for sunday, more rain on the way. rain in southern counties of england, elsewhere a way that it a day of sunshine and heavy showers. you can see how widespread the downpours are. some of the heaviest in scotland, northern ireland and the north west of england and wales. those storms could bring some localised surface water issues. there will be gaps between the shower so it won't be raining for all of us by the whole of the weekend. there will be drier and brighter

west northern ireland, 31 for the south of england and wales. a change friday, a subtle one to start off with, an easterly wind and temperatures start to edge back. but through friday evening and overnight into saturday and on into the weekend low pressure starts to take hold from the south west. it will inject showers into england and wales, some heavy spells of rain to come for some. it will pull cooler air across all parts of the uk. so by saturday some sunshine still for scotland and northern ireland but a fresher feel for all of us. welcome to bbc news. our top stories. the us climate envoy john kerry issues a passionate plea to step up efforts to tackle climate change, with a stark warning about any failure to act now. this test is now as acute and as existential as any previous one. torrential rain in central china causes widespread disruption, and huge anxiety for passengers caught in one flooded subway system. stepping onto dry land at last — a flotilla of small vessels brings a record number of migrants across the english channel iï¿

two particular areas have been identified, this one to the south—west of england covering parts of the midlands and wales, this one across northern ireland, which comes into force on wednesday. it doesn't mean that these are the areas exclusively affected by the heat, but these are two areas identified as potentially having the biggest impacts. you can see the heat an issue really from first thing on wednesday. we start our day with temperatures around 20 celsius in many areas. it will be a little cooler through wednesday, perhaps down some of the north sea coast. just because we will pull a little bit more cloud in here, but overall, still a very hot day lies ahead. temperatures across the southern uk, widely in the high 20s to the low 30s. hotting up significantly will be northern ireland, hence while itjoins that heat warning, perhaps 30 degrees towards the south—west here. warmer along the north coast than yesterday but still cloudy for northern scotland with some lingering sea fog. here, temperatures are peaking in the mid—teens. that is the one area that stands out as being s

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mainly towards the west but most will stay dry and getting hotter in northern ireland, south—west scotland and it is in northern ireland where wednesday through friday, amber extreme heat warning from the met office comes into force. this is bbc news, the headlines. jeff bezos has made a 10—minute 18 second trip to space. the founder of amazon was accompanied by his brother, mark, and the youngest ever astronaut — oliver daemen — and the oldest pioneering female aviator wally funk. the us climate envoy said we can't wait for the end of the pandemic before facing up to the climate crisis. john kerry warned that the suffering cause by not tackling global warming would be much worse than coronavirus. the uk prime minister's former adviser, dominic cummings tells the bbc he held discussions about trying to oust borisjohnson in downing street within days of the conservatives winning the last election. the uk government says it is crucial for people to isolate if they are alerted by the covid app but earlier a minister said people could make an informed decision. hello and welcome to our l

we have got another area of low pressure developing in the south west, and that'll be more of a player through thursday night into friday. so, for much of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, quite a cloudy start to the day with some showery rain. further south across england and much of wales, largely dry with some sunshine around. there will be some brightness developing in the north during the afternoon, but down towards the south west, expect some rain to arrive later in the day. the breeze picking up here, too. it will be quite a blustery feeling sort of day and not particularly warm for this time of year. but temperatures generally somewhere between 18—22 degrees for most of us. not too bad down towards the south east, a drier day here than we have seen recently. now, into thursday night, the showers in the north will gradually ease away, but our tension turns to the south west of england where this area of really heavy rain will move its way in and look at those wind gusts around about a0 to 50 mph, unseasonably strong gusts of wind through the english channel, thr

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we've got a weather system bringing the wet and windy weather to the south west. that's briscoe winds and some heavier showers to perth, as well as, and foggy starts to the morning, and the rain is expected to last well into the weekends. now we've also got a weather system affecting the south east, so a bit of a winter. we mix which has mania, victoria and new of whales. we could see some flooding in victoria where that rain falls, particularly heavily. as we got into wednesday though, it does push off the coastal areas and it will be sidney that sees some of the showers from the mid week. elsewhere. things are looking fine and why we've got high pressure keeping the skies clear and the winds weekend as we move to new zealand. things have dried up after those floods effected the south island. things are looking a lot fina and dry as we go into tuesday. but as we see, when i say come around, we've got a weather system working its way into the south island. that's going to bring some brisk winds and some heavy rain. and as we move to east asia, we are expecting the

that will allow high pressure to slowly but surely build up from the south—west and settle things down. things are not settled at the moment, though. we've got rain developing and pushing its way eastwards across england and wales. northwards, too. so, turning wetter here, some heavy bursts of rain. does turned drier across scotland, the thundery downpours easing away, and it should be largely dry overnight in northern ireland. so, a touch cooler here. warm night where we have the cloud and rain, though, across england and wales. still some heavy bursts of rain in the morning. the rain is moving very slowly northwards. it may ease off for a while, but as some sunshine comes out in places, it will trigger some thundery downpours — scotland, but also in particular towards the south east of england and east anglia. threat of some localised flooding by the end of the day. not going to be as wet for northern ireland, wales and perhaps the south west, and it should be a little bit warmer than it was today. low pressure, then, is with us for the start of the week, hence that flooding rain i

across the south—west of england, parts of wales, the south west midlands and also northern ireland. heat that could cause problems for health and infrastructure. lots of sunshine to go with it through the afternoon. a bit of extra cloud for some northern and eastern coasts of scotland. and a few isolated thunderstorms popping up. the highest temperatures likely to be across the south—west midlands, south east wales and into the west country. highs of around 31 degrees. we will see scattered showers and thunderstorms rumbling on into the evening. most places will be dry. and it's another one of those nights where you will head off to bed with temperatures still up in the 20s in most places. it will be very uncomfortable for sleeping. temperatures won't fall much further through the rest of the night either. some more of this low cloud will come in across northern eastern scotland and parts of eastern england as well. much of that will retreat back towards the coast as we go through the day tomorrow. for many spots, it's another fine day. one or two thunderstorms popping up once aga

the jet stream and drive it to the north of the uk, which allows high pressure to build up from the south—west, from the azores and settling things down. not just yet, though. sunday, we've got some more rain in the forecast. fairly cloudy start, it'll brighten up, we'll get some sunshine. that will then induce a few more heavy showers across northern england, scotland and northern ireland, and at the same time, we've also got some thickening cloud and rain coming into wales and the south west, so temperatures here will be a bit lower than they were on saturday. but ahead of that, with hopefully more sunshine for the midlands, east anglia and the south east, temperatures here should be a little bit higher. still got some heavy showers as we head into the evening across scotland in particular, and this rain just marches its way eastwards towards wembley later on in the evening. indeed, there's more rain to come as we head into the start of next week because low pressure is still in charge. that's sitting right over the uk. so, we're looking at more rain more widely, i think, on monday. that rai

we have got another area of low pressure developing in the south west, and that'll be more of a player through thursday night into friday. so, for much of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, quite a cloudy start to the day with some showery rain. further south across england and much of wales, largely dry with some sunshine around. there will be some brightness developing in the north during the afternoon, but down towards the south west, expect some rain to arrive later in the day. the breeze picking up here, too. it will be quite a blustery feeling sort of day and not particularly warm for this time of year. but temperatures generally somewhere between 18—22 degrees for most of us. not too bad down towards the south east, a drier day here than we have seen recently. now, into thursday night, the showers in the north will gradually ease away, but our tension turns to the south west of england where this area of really heavy rain will move its way in and look at those wind gusts around about a0 to 50 mph, unseasonably strong gusts of wind through the english channel, thr

ah, as to low peer street thinks deeper into the criminal abyss west, he moved from south west sidney to pick up the drug trade in kings. cross, when i was 7 friends or living in the city and making all the money and living the high life. but when he's high on drugs, it's a robbery that finally brings western world crashing down on the train. and there was 3 individuals which started to swear at me in arabic, on them once warned them twice, one them 3 times. they wouldn't listen for an life and lined up for being all 3 of them, which i really didn't have to do because already making a lot of money in the city. but being off my head, i've done so and stripped some of the woods. he's arrested and convicted of robbery and served a year in jail with 2 years parole and back on to lo p, a straight punchbowl to violent drug trade, 4th of the teenager to pay the ultimate price ah, schoolboy. but lee was bashed, stabbed in short, half in the end. it was a single knife wound to behalf which killed him. and the people already reeling are about to be demonized. a 14 year old korean school boy is

cloud and rain gathers out to the south—west. another weather front waiting in the wings to arrive slowly on sunday, but it stays relatively mild with temperatures widely into double figures. sunday morning will start off with cloud pushing into southern fringes of northern ireland, wales and south—west england. decent sunny spells once again further north and east will trigger off some sharp, thundery downpours. some of those quite intense. top temperatures again 23 degrees. take care. hello, this is bbc news. i'm victoria derbyshire. these are the headlines. it is all set for tomorrow evening. at wembley — england v italy. who will win euro 2020? england captain harry kane wants to win it for supporters. yeah, i know they will all be there cheering us on around the country and we just can't wait to hopefully try and win the game for them. italy are unbeaten after 33 matches — that's 33 matches. so expectations are sky—high there too, with fans hoping their team can bring home their second euros trophy. fully vaccinated

these clouds to the south—west are the storm clouds. we've had a lot of lightning from these clouds as they've been approaching our shores, and through this evening and tonight, this rain, this thundery rain will push in across southern counties of england, getting into the far south of wales, too. at the same time, this mist and murk and low cloud will once again roll in across north east scotland, the eastern side of england on what will be another pretty warm night. but as we head into tomorrow, this area of low pressure will dominate the scene across the southern half of the uk. where you're close to the centre of this low, you can expect some really intense downpours and thunderstorms. across southern parts of england and south wales especially, there is the risk of flooding and transport disruption. now, it won't be raining all the time. there will be some gaps, some bright or sunny spells between the downpours. but where the showers do show up, they could give you a lot of rain in a short space of time, with frequent lightning an

the city is south—west of tokyo in shizuoka prefecture. a search and rescue mission has been launched. these are the latest pictures, showing extensive damage to roads and buildings in the path of the landslide in atami, which is around 100 kilometres south west of tokyo. the authorities have launched a search and rescue mission. officials say it happened at 10.30 in the morning, local time, and that several houses were swept away. thousands of homes in the area are without power. the region has seen heavy rains and flooding since friday. here's our correspondent injapan, rupert wingfield—hayes. you may be able to see the sun is struggling to get through the clouds here in tokyo this afternoon. that's pretty much the first time we've seen it in the last week or so. it's been pretty much continuous heavy rain across central and western japan for much of the last week. that's not a huge surprise. this is the middle of rainy season. i have to say japan is a very mountainous and very densely populated country and when you travel around japan

cloud in wales and south—west england. more substantial rain moving in as we go into this evening, and overnight as it begins to move eastwards across the southern parts of england. elsewhere, still if you showers around, becoming intense. a rather muqqy around, becoming intense. a rather muggy night to come. into tomorrow, one area of low pressure, showers elsewhere. on sunday, another weather system approaching from the south—west. showers breaking out ahead of that. there will also be sunny spells at times. a lot of clout for saturday morning. gradually brightening up, show us break out again across parts of the midlands, north wales, into scotland, especially in the west. parts of northern ireland possible, too. rain in the morning across south—west england to east anglia gradually clearing. maybe a view showers following behind. a cooler day across the south and south—east of england. some of these scattered and thundery showers continuing into the evening, and then flaring up again on sunday. areas most likely

we have got another area of low pressure developing in the south west, and that'll be more of a player through thursday night into friday. so, for much of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, quite a cloudy start to the day with some showery rain. further south across england and much of wales, largely dry with some sunshine around. there will be some brightness developing in the north during the afternoon, but down towards the south west, expect some rain to arrive later in the day. the breeze picking up here, too. it will be quite a blustery feeling sort of day and not particularly warm for this time of year. but temperatures generally somewhere between 18—22 degrees for most of us. not too bad down towards the south east, a drier day here than we have seen recently. now, into thursday night, the showers in the north will gradually ease away, but our tension turns to the south west of england where this area of really heavy rain will move its way in and look at those wind gusts around about a0 to 50 mph, unseasonably strong gusts of wind through the english channel, thr

we have got another area of low pressure developing in the south west, and that'll be more of a player through thursday night into friday. so, for much of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, quite a cloudy start to the day with some showery rain. further south across england and much of wales, largely dry with some sunshine around. there will be some brightness developing in the north during the afternoon, but down towards the south west, expect some rain to arrive later in the day. the breeze picking up here, too. it will be quite a blustery feeling sort of day and not particularly warm for this time of year. but temperatures generally somewhere between 18—22 degrees for most of us. not too bad down towards the south east, a drier day here than we have seen recently. now, into thursday night, the showers in the north will gradually ease away, but our tension turns to the south west of england where this area of really heavy rain will move its way in and look at those wind gusts around about 40 to 50 mph, unseasonably strong gusts of wind through the english channel, thr

we have got another area of low pressure developing in the south west, and that'll be more of a player through thursday night into friday. so, for much of northern ireland, scotland and northern england, quite a cloudy start to the day with some showery rain. further south across england and much of wales, largely dry with some sunshine around. there will be some brightness developing in the north during the afternoon, but down towards the south west, expect some rain to arrive later in the day. the breeze picking up here, too. it will be quite a blustery feeling sort of day and not particularly warm for this time of year. but temperatures generally somewhere between 18—22 degrees for most of us. not too bad down towards the south east, a drier day here than we have seen recently. showers in the north will gradually ease away, but our tension turns to the south west of england where this area of really heavy rain will move its way in and look at those wind gusts around about 40—50mph, unseasonably strong gusts of wind through the english channel, through the bristol channel as well

most will stay dry and there is a met office warning for extreme heat in south—west wales and the south—west and the midlands. it could have an impact on infrastructure and travel too. it is here where we could see temperatures around 32 degrees. even around the coasts. further north temperatures in the mid to high 20s. but notice the yellows in the north and east of scotland and the coast of north—east england, the temperatures limited by the cloud. some storms in eastern england with hail and flash flooding. the temperatures tonight still in the 20s. it takes a long time for them to drop down to the mid teens in the morning. the showers fading by the morning. mist and low cloud spreading in, but still temperatures 19 degrees starting tomorrow. after the warm start, northern ireland will have the extreme heat warning with an amber warning. temperatures will climb further here. plenty of sunshine again on wednesday. a few showers later. but a cloudier start to eastern parts of scotland and north—east england before that low cloud melts away and into the afternoon 30, 31 in the south—we

it's sunny spells and showers, low pressure sat to the south—west of us. it looks as if we'll see fewest showers in southern and eastern areas, some of the heaviest ones, northern england and scotland, light winds mean they will be slow—moving, some torrential, thundery downpours, and then this is a more persistent band of rain moving in on the weather front to the south and west through the afternoon. now, in the sunshine, 22, 23 celsius. that's possible at wimbledon for the final day of play. i'd say, on balance, probably mostly dry, the odd light shower, but into the evening, this rain may arrive, if the play continues that late, so, it does look as if it's going to arrive in time for the football at wembley around about kick—off, it will be around through the match, and certainly for the players�* and fans�* journey home, because that rain, when it's set in, is with us through the evening overnight in southern areas, showery outbreaks of rain, some heavy rain, as well. any big showers in the north will tend to ease down overnight. we keep quite

west of northern ireland, 31 or the south of england and wales. a change friday, a subtle one to start off with, an easterly wind and temperatures start to edge back. but through friday evening and overnight into saturday and on into the weekend low pressure starts to take hold from the south west. it will inject showers into england and wales, some heavy spells of rain to come for some. it will pull cooler air across all parts of the uk. so by saturday some sunshine for scotland and northern ireland but a fresher feel for all of us. this is bbc news, the headlines. us climate change envoyjohn kerry says we can't wait for the end of the pandemic, we are facing up to the pandemic, we are facing up to the climate crisis mr kerry warned that the suffering caused by not tackling global doing that global warming would far exceed that cause by coronavirus. jeff pazo a ten minute 18 second trip into space accompanied by his brother mark and the oldest astronaut and the oldest. uk prime minister and former prime minister told the bbc he held discussions a

or south—west. but with the best of the sunshine likely to be across the midlands and the south of england, we could see 23 degrees. still some heavy showers for the first part of the night, scotland and perhaps northern ireland. we focus on the south—west, that area of low pressure continuing to deepen and bringing in the rain and strengthening winds. unusually windy across devon and cornwall for this time of the year. 50 to 60 mph across coastal areas. strong winds in the english channel as well. temperatures in double figures with the rain having gone as far north as northern and then. we have got some windy weather to start with on friday. winds gradually ease. showers or longer spells of rain for england and wales. sundry downpours threatening eastern england as the showers move further west. northern scotland looks quite cool and cloudy. generally speaking on friday temps will be a little bit lower than today. let's head into the weekend. we are looking for high pressure. the high pressure l

the warning across the midlands, southern belles, south—west england valid through the rest of today. western area seeing some of the highest temperatures. lots of sunshine around, one or two scattered thunderstorms and low carb still affecting eastern parts of scotland and north—east england. western areas seem temperatures up to 31—32. more generally mid to high 20s. cool for some north sea coasts. some of the showers and storms could be quite heavy and rumble on into the evening. most places try and once again if you are heading off to bed, 23-24 in again if you are heading off to bed, 23—24 in cardiff. at again if you are heading off to bed, 23-24 in cardiff. at 11 23—24 in cardiff. at 11 o'clock, and comfortable for sleeping. small hours of friday brings the low cloud, much of it retreating towards the coast. could linger more extensively than it has done during the day. sunny spells for most, the odd shower, but the heavy and perhaps thundery rain gathering towards the south—west. the wind strengthens as well, the first sign of quite a big change from the weekend. temp

west of tokyo climate. so you'll see this figure has called an emergency cabinet meeting under chappelle has the latest days of torrential rain, loosened soil above the town around 10 30 am local time. on saturday it all came sliding down the mountain. black mud cascaded through the streets in waves, crashing into homes in the quiet japanese resort town, south west of tokyo, the piano, the electricity pile on here, which they can all over the place. and no sooner had i wondered what was going on than the mud slides were already there. and in the street below 2, he was really scared. japan, self defense forces had sent teams to help local police and firefighters. japan is prone to mud slides and flooding during its annual rainy season. japan is very much a natural disaster country and there may be no country on earth that has as many natural disasters in smaller is japan. does. you know, volcanoes, earthquakes, landslide floods it's, it's gets hit very heavy. and so the self defense forces, one of their miss

blustery winds, coming in from the west or south—west, the best of the west or south—west, the best of the sunshine likely to be across the midlands towards the south—east of england, high temperatures of 22 celsius. heavy showers for the first part of the night across scotland and perhaps northern ireland, we focus on the south—west, the area of low pressure deepens and brings rain and strengthens the winds. windy across devon and cornwall, 50 or 60 mph around coastal areas, strong winds in the english channel. temperatures by the end of the night in double figures with the rain having got as far north as northern england. windy weather on friday, they will ease down, showers and longer spells of rain for england and wales, thundery downpours threatening across eastern parts of england as the showers is west. showers for southern scotland, northern scotland cool and cloudy and temperatures a bit lower than today. the weekend, high—pressure looks like it will remain in the atlantic. low pressure is still heading toward scandinavia influencing our weather in the way that it means

but again, i think particularly some coastal areas and maybe down towards the south—west may miss the storms altogether. temperatures a little below par — 19 in london, possibly touching 21 degrees where the sun does pop out for any lengthy period of time. now, into next week, we've got low pressure swinging in off the atlantic. that means strengthening winds across the english channel and possibly the south coast of england as well. and with that also will come a spell of rain, so i think monday and tuesday will be fairly changeable. so here's the outlook for the next few days. i know there's a lot of shower clouds, rain clouds, in the outlook here, but i think at times there will be some sunshine as well, so it's not all bad. enjoy that. bye— bye. this is bbc news. the headlines: the un security council has been warned that a famine in the ethiopian region of tigray is now affecting more than 400,000 people. the meeting was also told that the conflict in the region, between tigrayan forces and ethiopian federal troops may rapidly deteriorate. brazil's prosecutor general has aske