celsius, fresher in the north, here is a look at saturday, the weather fronts way to the north never reach the south. in fact, temperature starting to rise now by the time we get to saturday, has this big area of high pressure starts to build across the uk. i will show you the temperatures, 27 in london, 20 in aberdeen, that high pressure keeps the weather fronts at bay, pushing them to the north, into the norwegian sea, a big high building across europe will open up the hot atmosphere, spreading in from the south, notjust into parts of the uk, but other parts of europe as well, so now i think confidence is increasing that next week, at least midweek next week onwards, we are going to see those temperatures rising, quite possibly into the low 30s, maybe even to the mid 30s, but at this stage we are not expecting to get anything like the level we had last time when we hit a0 degrees, which is of course good there s more analysis of the day s main stories on newsnight, which is
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training, inadequate intelligence procedures and unacceptable record keeping. the met accepts the force needs to do more. the foreign secretary james cleverly is urging all uk nationals wanting to escape fighting in sudan to come forward as quickly as quickly as possible. the ceasefire there has been extended another three days. so far nearly 900 british nationals and residents have been flown to safety by the raf. ukrainian officials say at least 12 people have been killed in a wave of russian missile air strikes across the country will stop no casualties in the capital kyiv, which has come under attack for the first time in more than 50 days will stop the first time in more than 50 days for soppy report which is likely to determine whether chairman of the bbc richard sharp stays in hisjob is going to be published today because said mr sharp facilitated a loan guarantee for borisjohnson just weeks facilitated a loan guarantee for boris johnson just weeks before the then prime borisjoh
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