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no, it's not. the air will keep on streaming in from the north, so temperatures will remain below the average for the time of the year, but it will be often dry with fleeting showers. that's it for me. bye— bye. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. history tells us freedom is not free. if you want to know the price of freedom, come here to normandy, come to normandy and look. go to the other cemeteries in europe, where our fallen heroes rest. translation: we're all today | children of the d-day landings. . those valiant veterans who have . managed to come here to normandy know all too well the dangers of aggressive nationalism - and the politics of hate.
less frequent in the south. and the temperatures struggling — ii in stornoway, no higher than around 17 expected in cardiff. here�*s the weather map for saturday. the low pressure still with us. and on its western edge, the wind continues to stream in from the northern climes. it�*s quite chilly air — in fact, cold enough for a little bit of wintriness across the scottish mountains, and gusty winds around these northern and western coasts. showers again will be most frequent in scotland on saturday, but northern ireland, wales and england should have a generally dry and mostly sunny day, just scattered fairweather cumulus clouds. temperatures again about 12 in aberdeen, struggling here, 15 in belfast, no higher than around 17 in birmingham. is it going to be warming up over the next few days? no, it�*s not. the air will keep on streaming in from the north, so temperatures will remain below the average for the time of the year, but it will be often dry with fleeting showers. that�*s it for me. bye— bye.
and with a little more shelter in the south east, we could see temperatures peaking at 18 degrees. fresher on those exposed north west coasts. 0nly14 degrees in northern ireland — cooler perhaps on the exposed north coast — and in scotland, we're looking at 10 to 1a degrees with those showers continuing on and off throughout the day. now, as we move out of thursday into friday, we see more of an organised line of rain developing, but that is where that cooler air is going to sit into the far northwest. temperatures just below par for the time of year further south, but there are indications of some warmer weather arriving over the next few days. but to start with, we're looking at single figures first thing on friday morning in rural parts of scotland — low single figures not out of the question once again. and there will be some rain moving its way south and east out of scotland, down into the north of england and north wales. sunny spells and a few scattered showers ahead of it. still a rash of showers — particularly to the northwest of the great glen — where here temperatures will sit around ten or 11 degrees.
tomorrow, because the air keeps on streaming in from the northern climes all the way from broadly speaking iceland and even the norwegian sea and if you see that low—pressure here follows the arrows around, you get the sense of the cool air which is going be quite gusty, i think by the time we get to saturday across northern parts of scotland, so a real nip in the air but elsewhere it should be generally dry and bright once again and the temperatures, you guessed it, with the northerly breeze barely making double figures in the north, around 18 degrees at the south. the outlook into next week, little change, cool and a few showers thrown in. back to you, anna. and commemorations to mark the 80th anniversary of the d—day landings continue. we'll leave you with some of those powerful images from this morning — memories of a remarkable day we should never forget. goodbye.
scottish mountains. here are the showers across the northern half of the uk. temperatures are struggling a bit in the north of the uk, perhaps no higher than around 11 or 12 celsius, should be closer to the mid—teens really in the south of the country around 16—18. this evening showers probably most frequent across scotland, so around the north west of england but for most of us it's a case of clear skies at least across england, wales and northern ireland. in towns and cities, 9—7 degrees per outside of town it will be a little bit colder than that. we have a weather front crossing northern parts of the uk tomorrow. that's going to bring a spell of maybe an hour or two of perhaps some steady rain. initially across central and southern scotland and then probably reach the lake district, may be the north of england, so that eventually will clear again to sunshine and showers. to the south of that i think it's going to be generally dry and temperatures are not changing an awful lot, certainly no different
thatis carpet at that commemorative event that is going to be beginning imminently. it really was a turning point in european history and war. the landings 80 years ago marked the beginning of the end of the nazi occupation of western europe. although months of intense fighting did still lie ahead before the final victory. we will have much more in the coming hour but for now i am just going to pause for a little while and take a look at the weather. hello. the sun is strong but if you are in the shade it does feel a little in the cool side. temperatures will be below the average for the time of year, at least for most of us. on top of that, a scattering of showers. our weather has been coming in from the north for the last two days you can tell by the motion of the cloud. all the way from i believe that iceland
in the tent and i could see roy deep in conversation with king charles and then the prime minister, a very, very special moment for him and it has been for so many people here in normandy. anna, back to you. a special day, thank you for sharing it with us, charlie. now the weather forecast. we have showers affecting the north of england and scotland but the further south you are, the drier and brighter it is. we have wet weather fronts coming in from the north and that's going to be the pattern over the coming days, so cooler air streaming in from the northern climes and if you look at the colours here on what we call the air mass, so where the air is coming from, you can see the blue colours indicating that really chilly air which is cold enough to produce a bit of winteriness across the
area on the north of the country, on particular because it's a huge, steep cliff. those american army rangers arrived in 1944 facing that cliff that they scaled before attacking and overtaking the german bunkers, what was the first of many steps to reclaim this continent from the nazis. >> peter, that's where the president will give another speech tomorrow. i know you are going to be there as well. stay with us. here in d.c. is retired four star general, general barry mccaffrey. so many thoughts. peter talked about that area. i was there when reagan gave a speech. who are those boys? who are those men who climbed the cliffs?
question now, how will north korea respond especially after a show of force by the united states? >> b1, bomber on wednesday flying over the korean peninsula. and for the first time in seven years, engaging in land target practice with live munitions we asked kim if he wants to leave his answer. >> was she put in there? >> i want to move to somewhere else, but i can't afford it. >> we're very upset that the blue we're making our daily lives and convenient are areas isn't a war zone. >> it's very unfortunate and there's nothing we can do. >> if i could maybe would want to stop them, but it's difficult so for chim, there's no choice staying in his field, surrounded by waters from the north longing for a time before new heights for tensions in the sky. mike valeriia, cnn shuttle one, south korea our thanks to mike valeria for that report. >> so around half the contrary, 162 million americans have some
over the next few days. but to start with, we're looking at single figures first thing on friday morning in rural parts of scotland, low single figures not out of the question once again. and there will be some rain moving its way south and east out of scotland, down into the north of england and north wales. sunny spells and a few scattered showers ahead of it. still a rash of showers, particularly to the northwest of the great glen where here temperatures will sit around ten or 11 degrees. further south, we're going to see highs of 18 celsius once again. so the temperature is pretty much stuck in a rut. weak weather front bringing some cloud to begin with across the south for the weekend. that low pressure is gradually pulling away. so hopefully high pressure will tend to build, but we keep the risk of showers once again across scotland and northern ireland. somewhat drier and brighter, but not necessarily warmer further south.