Ibiza like temperatures are coming as Brits are set for a sunny spell as Spring begins

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Britain's Got Talent has been faced with fix claims after just one episode of the new series.Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams were back on the judging panel on Saturday (April 16) night to offer their opinion on the latest batch of hopefuls.The opening episode featured one star who rose to fame on the soundtrack for hit movie musical The Greatest Showman, Loren Allred.She explained on the ITV show that voice appears on ballad Never Enough on the soundtrack alongside the likes of Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron and Zendaya.Though she didn’t appear on-screen in the hit flick, she lent her voice to Rebecca Ferguson’s character Jenny Lind - a professional opera singer hired by P. T.

Police were alerted to the horrifying discovery this morning (Saturday, April 14) which local residents found on Metropolitan Avenue, near a popular walking path.Van Nostrand, 51, said he'd been walking through the nearby Forest Park with his two dogs, and was on his way home, when he noticed what he said was a Bauer hockey duffel bag.At first, he assumed it was just a heavy bag that had been discarded - but it wasn't until his two Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Philip and Iris, became agitated around the bag - that he decided to open it and look inside.He told local media: "They are scent hounds. They see the world through their noses."When he opened the bag, he saw a foot and then a hip, still attached.He continued: “But to me it looked a mannequin.

weather is set to revert back to chilly temperatures as the warm spell finally comes to an end, say forecasters.Lucky Brits have been lapping up the sun and 20C highs over the last few days as the arrival of spring gave hope of end to frosty morning and freezing nights.But new data from the UK's leading forecasting agencies suggests that we will have to consider piling on the layers again as soon as tomorrow (29 March) — and may even need to think about getting out our snow boots.Sleet and snow are possible on higher ground by the end of the week, according to Met Office's new blog.Detailing a shift towards "colder and unsettled" weather this week, Met Office Chief Meteorologist Neil Armstrong said: “We’re going to be seeing a marked shift in the weather for the UK in the coming week as the warm weather is displaced south.“Temperatures will drop as cold air sweeps south with single figure maxima for most places from mid-week, and bringing with it the unsettled weather that we’ll see for much of the week.

heatwave by enjoying al fresco sex, according to a poll.There was also apparently an uptick in people misbehaving and looking to cheat on their partners as temperatures hit 21C.According to the Illicit Encounters dating app, nine out of ten people in the UK admit to having romped outdoors, with beaches being the favoured spot.Four in ten enjoyed getting jiggy in their back gardens, with parks and pools also proving popular.Relationship expert Jessica Leoni reckons that the recent blazing heat has been responsible for more people looking to have fun outside of their relationships.She said: “After the last two years, a summer of love is just what we need.”Fortunately for those who enjoy rumpy pumpy in the sun, it looks as if more is to come this year. Jim Dale, a senior meteorologist at British Weather Services, told the Express this month: "I think hot weather could come in fairly early as far as April is concerned perhaps."I know March is the start of Spring but I think we're probably going to get properly into April before we start to see the searing sort of temperatures."I wouldn't be surprised to see 26C, 27C, 28C in the middle of April."Unfortunately however, the UK's al fresco bonkers will have to put things on ice for a while with a massive snow bomb set to land this week.

Temperatures are set to fall off a cliff next week as snow returns to the UK following a brief hot spell.This week saw the hottest day of the year so far as the mercury hit 21C but, as always with our weather, that couldn't last forever. According to advanced weather modelling maps from WX Charts, the white stuff is set to return one day next week as temperatures nosedive.

UK is set to be a whopping 5C hotter than Barcelona on one day this week as another roasting spell hits. This weekend saw the warmest day for Brits so far this year with the Met Office revealing that the mercury hit 20C in Kinlochewe, north-west Scotland, on Saturday. Those temperatures should now continue into this week, with forecasters at Netweather predicting a scorcher on Tuesday.

Clear skies and bright sunshine are on the cards for the week ahead as the country is set to see rising temperatures. On Saturday the UK saw the hottest day of the year so far, with 20C recorded in the village of Kinlochewe in northern Scotland.

forecasters, some regions are expecting highs of 21C through the end of March, leading to a "mini-heatwave."This is due to a massive high-pressure system that is set to bring a blast of North African air and be swept across the country.Tomorrow will see clouds lingering to the south and west and along the North Sea Coast.Otherwise, it will be dry with extensive sunshine for most, with temperatures reaching around 14C for the majority and possibly 18C for some.Scientists have suggested that Britain's "early summer" could be caused by a "completely unprecedented" heatwave in the Arctic.BBC weather forecaster Darren Bett said: "The weather is really settling down, there is going to be a lot of dry weather, probably for the next week or so."BBC weather forecaster Chris Fawkes added: "Our settled weather is due to this big area of high pressure."We do have a weather front coming in on Sunday and Monday, very weak affair, could bring an odd shower but the emphasis nevertheless remains on an extended run of dry weather with lots of sunshine in the forecast as well. It is going to be mild for the time of year."The Met Office has issued an update on the potential of an April heatwave to scorch Brits this spring.Weather expert Jim Dale spoke about the potential of warmer weather this season.

The Met Office saying the UK's weather could see temperatures of 18C. The weather forecast shows that parts of the UK are to be hit by a surprise temperature spike, marking this weekend as the hottest on record this year.

Those who say it always rains in Manchester are set to be proved wrong this weekend. Our region will bask in glorious sunshine over the coming days. And the good weather should even continue into next week.

UK are set to see scorching temperatures of 20C today as a mini heatwave takes hold of the country.The warm spell follows relatively drab conditions for most yesterday with patchy showers and grey skies.'Blood rain' was even reported yesterday in parts after a wave of Saharan dust swept across Europe. There are hopes that the glorious weather today could last into the weekend, allowing us to make full use of it.Netweather’s Ian Simpson has said: "It will turn very warm for the time of year away from south and east-facing coasts, with highs of 17 to 19C in parts of England and perhaps even 20C locally."It is expected that the warmest temperatures will be down south, although northern regions are also expected to be hotter than usual for this time of year.

Forecasters are at war over whether or not the UK will actually be boiled by a 28C mega heatwave in April. Excitement has been brewing among Brits in recent days after news of the potential scorcher broke. The claims where initially made by Jim Dale, a senior meteorologist at British Weather Services, who reckons the hot summer weather is coming early this year.

It might already be time to pull out those summer shorts and book a trip to the pub garden as the UK is set to reach soaring temperatures this April. Weather experts have predicted that a premature summer will be pushing its way through spring in a few short weeks, heating up conditions to 28C.

temperatures reaching 19C.A 700 mile-wide African heat burst which will blow to Britain via the continent will see us basking in temperatures hotter than Rome.The early spring warm-up is due tomorrow when it will hit 16C. On Wednesday it will creep up to 18C or 19C and the temperature will remain in the high teens for St Patrick’s Day parties on Thursday and into the weekend.Temperatures will be well above 11C average March highs, and warmer than 15C Rome.The Met Office forecasts dry skies today and tomorrow, then sunshine and clear skies for most parts after Wednesday’s showers.Chilly air could return later in the weekend, but the Met Office said more warm weather is ahead for the run-up to Easter.Ex-BBC and Met Office forecaster John Hammond of weathertrending said: “Spring will be in the air, with a gentle breeze from the warming continent and temperatures rising through the teens.“Wet weather will give way to sunshine, with a drier and warmer trend through mid-March.”A Met Office forecaster said: “Monday’s sunny spells in the South will see temperatures a little above average.

Weather forecaster Jim Dale told the Express that Brits can look forward to hot weather arriving "fairly early" this year.

Weather expert Jim Dale told the Daily Express that while it may be too early yet in March to see the extreme upward swings, next month could bring some signs of early heat before summer.