Brighter day for many. Let your sunshine, showers across Western Areas. Most of them across the west of scotland. We will also see some gales close to the coast, the showers could be quite heavy as they rattle through. We got there mid to high teens in the north, up to 20 degrees in the south east and a little bit cooler than it has been of late. High pressure building in for the start of the weekend. We could see some good spells of sunshine across england and wales. The next Weather System pushes into Western Areas and brings heavy rain to wales, Northern Ireland and then pushing up into parts of scotland. Northern scotland on the northern isles, the south and South East Of England should tend to stay dry with some sunshine. Temperatures reaching highs of 20 degrees, a bit cooler than that further north and west. Sunday, a similar story. A lot of dry weather in the north and west. More cloud across southern england. And thats bbc news at six. Thank you, sophie. Hello there. Im olly f
Afternoon. Quite windy still out there particularly up towards the north west of scotland. Outbreaks of rain out towards the west. Further east, largely dry, the odd shower, the mix of high cloud and hazy smoke, temperatures of 15 20 but into the Evening Parts of Western Scotland and Northern Ireland are likely to have a short, sharp burst of heavy rain, may some thunder and lightning, and into the evening across parts of wales, particularly south wales, its going to turn very wet indeed, may be enough rain for some localised flooding, some travel disruption. The rain pushing towards the midlands and the South East Corner of england by the end of the night. Behind that some clear skies, a few showers into the north west, cooler, fresher conditions. A mild day in the South East Corner to start tomorrow morning, where this when the South East Corner to start tomorrow morning, where this Weather Front may take a little while to clear. Tomorrow, split fortunes, High Pressure north, closest
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Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are benedicte paviot, uk correspondent at the french broadcaster france 2a, and susie boniface, columnist at the daily mirror. Struggling in the face of the lurgie. Thank you for coming in. Oh, you see, they love us so much. Tomorrows front pages the mail focuses on the new years honours list and dubs mark lowcock, the Civil Servant honoured with a knighthood, as sir foreign aid. The paper carries a picture of ken dodd, who also received a knighthood. Andy murrays knighthood is on the front page of the daily telegraph, as well as a warning from the nhs chief that the service cannot cope with the strain of party goers. The times chooses to headline Donald Trumps praise of Vladimir Putin over the russian leaders dealing with the latest diplomatic row. It also applauds times cartoonist Peter Brookes inclusion in the honours list. The sun gives its front page over to the new years honours list, wi