especially towards the south. but these showers clear into the afternoon, still a few showers following on behind, there will also be some sunny spells. still a rather humid feel to things, temperatures reaching 24, maybe even 25 degrees celsius in the best of the sunshine. 0vernight tonight, then, it will gradually turn cloudy. this is a cold front sinking southwards, but still humid tonight with the lows of around 13 celsius. tomorrow, breezier, the cloud will clear as we head into the afternoon. and there will be some sunny spells but also showers at times and a fresher feel. we re back in half an hour. back to charlie and naga. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. nerves will be running high as the clock counts down to 8am, when students will be finding out how they ve done in their gcses and vocational exams.
by election that we re here for the long term. we are also speaking out for the silent majority of people who are frightened to speak out for themselves, because we re the people s party, we re the common sense party and we are the voice of the ordinary working people and the politically homeless. peering into the future and bustle in the shadow of an iconic local business as the clock counts down to decision time. a full list of candidates is on your screen now. for more information please go the bbc website. that s all from us tonight. faisal s here tomorrow. until then, goodnight.
as he hailed what he called productive talks with his political rivals. this as the clock ticks towards a deadline to avoid missing a payment on the us government s loans. the government is set to hit its borrowing limit of $31.4 trillion next week, raising fears it could run out of money to pay its bills without a deal to increase the debt ceiling . joining me now is danni hewson, head of financial analysis at aj bell. do you think investors are happy to take president biden at his word that no matter how difficult these negotiations get, no matter how much they go down to the wire he will somehow ensure there is no default? i think investors are increasingly nervous as we get further down to the wire and we have seen markets lose about 2% this week as that clock counts down. at the moment i think investors do assume that
is what they will be getting away from. of course for two weeks now that so it has dominated the ferocious fighting is seen and as the clock counts down to the end of the clock counts down to the end of the ceasefire so much concern that it will flare up again and for those foreign nationals only hours left to try to get out and there has been this pocket of people where they have elderly relatives and they haven t, some of them, been classed within the category of people that can be brought out and alicia cairns telling us on this programme only yesterday that elderly relative should be treated the same way as children alicia kearns. and they should be allowed to get on these flights. and when this family tried at the start of the day they were still being turned away and they made another effort and frantic attempts and question again as i was saying raised with the foreign secretary james cleverly there in