Southeast with the chance of one or two showers and temperatures generally up to 20 or 21 celsius. Through tonight, gradually work so that east. Heavy and persistent. Temperatures staying in the double figures, so a touch milderforemost staying in the double figures, so a touch milder foremost than last night. Wet and windy weather pushing in through tonight, the remnants of dorian. Moving into tomorrow, further outbreaks of rain. We have the two weather fronts, a fairly cloudy start to the day for much of england and wales, patchy outbreaks of rain entries. Brighter skies across scotland and Northern Ireland will gradually spread south and east as the day wears on, blustery showers in the north and west and it will be quite blustery tomorrow cioss will be quite blustery tomorrow cross the server and 30 or a0 mph, a touch higher in north west scotland. Maximum temperature around 21 celsius. Into thursday we see the back of those weather fronts lingering for a time in the south east too
Told it could be a week for they are allowed to return for good. The home secretary tells criminals they should literally feel terror at the thought of breaking the law. The authorities in hong kong are preparing for a ninth consecutive weekend of protests. Both pro beijing and pro democracy activists are preparing to hold simultaneous mass rallies. And click looks at the Technology Used in producing food with less environmental impact. Thats in half an hour, here on bbc news. Our top story today engineers have spent the night pumping thousands of gallons of water from the toddbrook reservoir, in derbyshire which is threatening to burst through a dam and flood the town beneath it. Attempts have been made to shore up the dam at Whaley Bridge, which was damaged on thursday, and yesterday raf helicopters spent hours trying to reinforce the structure. The Authorities Say there is a substantial threat to life if it fails completely and a Severe Weather warning remains in place for the areas
Also this morning, are you ready for what could be the hottest day on record . There are warnings of travel disruption and and damage to health as the heatwave reaches its peak. We could hit 39 celsius, 102 fahrenheit, somewhere in the london area today. But the heat is not confined to the south east, i will have all the details later. Braced forjob cuts nissan prepares to announce more than 10,000 roles will go around the world , workers in sunderland will learn this morning if theyre affected. In sport, a historic day at lords as irelands cricketers mark their first test against england by bowling them out forjust 85 in two hours. Good morning. Its thursday the 25th ofjuly. Our top story borisjohnson will chair his first Cabinet Meeting this morning, after a massive clear out of theresa mays senior team. The new Prime Minister moved quickly to install brexiteers in key posts to help carry out his pledge to take the uk out of the eu by the end of october, with or without a deal. 0ur P
At heathrow in july 2015. To thejuly record of 37 degrees set at heathrow injuly 2015. Here we are at the moment with cloud to the south and west but that will continue burning off through the afternoon and the temperatures rising across england and wales, Northern Ireland much more warmer than yesterday as we see increasing amounts of sunshine and warmth for southern around eastern scotland. Rain that just slowly clears away north wards so perhaps 17 or 18 the highs here, we could get up to 30 in eastern england. The rain finally sta rts eastern england. The rain finally starts to pull away from the high land and the Western Isles by the end of the night. Misty and murky for northern england. A humid night as well, uncomfortable in some spots the lows no lower than 20 or 21. So, a sticky start to tuesday, a murky one for some as well but i think by the time we get to the afternoon we are talking about a story of wall to wall sunshine. Much clearer towards the north west with that fron
And now on bbc news, thursday in parliament. Hello and welcome to thursday in parliament. Coming up as the conservative leadership candidates contemplate leaving the eu without a deal, mps condemn the idea. Nothing short of that an act of economic vandalism. But the brexit secretary stands firm. I think no brexit is worse than no deal. Also in the Program Peers demand action on knife crime. If we dont do something about this those families, those young people will continue to pay for our inaction. The government has ruled out extending the brexit deadline beyond the 31st october. And the brexit secretary told the commons that leaving the eu without a deal would be better than staying in it. The issue of a no deal brexit has been reignited by comments from the conservative leadership candidates. Jeremy hunt has said that if we get to october without the prospect of a deal, we will leave without a deal. Borisjohnson has also repeated his pledge to get out of the eu on 31st october, but h