so far, not that 22 is that impressive. by this stage of the year, more often than not, we ve already had warm spells with temperatures into the mid to even high 20s. so, 22 this stage of may. bah! now the second half of the weekend, we do have a cold front that s going to be dropping rain and dropping the temperatures across northwestern areas. so a cooler day for scotland and northern ireland with rain here. and the rain eventually will reach northwest england and across wales as well. to the east of that, well, i can t rule out an odd shower, but there will be hazy spells of sunshine and it could stay quite warm with temperatures again, high teens to low 20s. cooler, though, in the northwest. that s our weather this weekend. but i want to tell you about a serious cyclone that s heading towards the bangladesh/myanmar border region. this is home to many hundreds of thousands of rohingya refugees. and the weather looks horrendous, damaging winds, huge falls of rain and a storm surge. t
significant things is the fact that imran khan has politically survived the course of this week. and there were points during the course of this week where it was not certain what would happen to the pti, his political party, that movement, how it was going to be affected by mr khan being in police custody. but the fact that he has come through to this weekend is being celebrated by his supporters and will presumably make mr khan feel even stronger. music lovers are counting down to the grand finale of the eurovision song contest in liverpool. it s been a busy week of music, joy and some tears with more than 37 countries whittled down to 26 finalists. with final rehearsals complete, they ll take to the stage again on saturday. among them is australia. pop metal band voyager continued a strong showing for the aussies, who have been in the competition since 2015. right there in liverpool to cheer them on was co founder of aussievision, dale roberts, who you see here. i spoke to him a
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most of england, east wales, eastern areas of scotland thick enough for an odd spit of rain. and these are the kind of temperatures, perhaps, if you re up early in the day. now, high pressure is in charge of the weather on saturday. so, we are looking at dry weather conditions. the best of the early morning sunshine is likely to be across west scotland, northern ireland, wales and western england. cloudy elsewhere, but that cloud will get munched away by the may sunshine. eventually, there could be one or two areas that keep the cloud across eastern areas of england, around the east coast. same for eastern scotland. but for the majority it s dry, it s sunny and it s getting warmer. temperatures high teens to low 20s, perhaps reaching 22 in northern ireland. if that happens, it would be the warmest day of the year so far, not that 22 is that impressive. by this stage of the year, more often than not, we ve already had warm spells with temperatures into the mid to even high 20s. so, 22 t
enough for an odd spit of rain. and these are the kind of temperatures, perhaps, if you re up early in the day. now, high pressure is in charge of the weather on saturday. so, we are looking at dry weather conditions. the best of the early morning sunshine is likely to be across west scotland, northern ireland, wales and western england. cloudy elsewhere, but that cloud will get munched away by the may sunshine. eventually, there could be one or two areas that keep the cloud across eastern areas of england, around the east coast. same for eastern scotland. but for the majority it s dry, it s sunny and it s getting warmer. temperatures high teens to low 20s, perhaps reaching 22 in northern ireland. if that happens, it would be the warmest day of the year so far, not that 22 is that impressive. by this stage of the year, more often than not, we ve already had warm spells with temperatures into the mid to even high 20s. so, 22 this stage of may. bah! now the second half of the weekend, we