showers and in northern scotland and northern ireland, but few and far between.a breeze to make it feel chilly. into wednesday, a ridge of high pressure gets squeezed southward by weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. initially on wednesday targeting western scotland but as the date was on outbreaks developing elsewhere in scotland, moving into northern ireland and parts of northern england. in the south it will be mainly dry, but the wind will pick up across the uk. it windy and wet scene for some on wednesday night into thursday. some uncertainty over the timing of this clea ra nce uncertainty over the timing of this clearance leaving, it may drag its heels. showers in the north—west but for many a fine day. the wind from the chilly north west and the risk of guilt force winds on thursday. for northern and eastern parts may be severe gales in the far north—east and that will be a chilly wind despite sunshine. by the time we get a friday, another ridge of high pressure trying to build on. it may delay this weather pressure coming in. this weather pattern w

and the catalan example to feel like it may scare rome into giving into northern demands. catalonia of course that alone is a different story when as many as two million people decide to vote you can't ignore the results of the referendum violence doesn't solve any problems i hope madrid and barcelona finally come to terms though it will be very hard to do the northern league party has embarked on a longer and even more complicated journey but the path we chose is undoubtedly safer and more peaceful at the same time. so tell me something why aren't the northern league and allies pursuing independence all the way through i mean isn't fiscal autonomy only house measure one sure there have the full right to make decisions yourself. yes this is exactly the reason why our party was established thirty years ago it was created to stand up for the regions and local communities there was no european union thirty years ago and now i'm sitting here in strasbourg in its headquarters the e.u. is a problem not only for the northern regions of italy but for all european countries it is t

is going to have to start shifting troops up to the northern ad -- northern end of his line. of as mostly been thought a plan by lee to simply perry and thrust with george mcclellan. whereas mcclellan is going to throw an attack lee is going to launch a counterattack. look at what happened at 8:30 in the morning. here's the situation. watch for the center of power for the army shifts. two divisions will swing the north to the west woods. and rh anderson's division will help out in the second road. as lee maskingn where mcclellan is masking most of his troops. morning, here is the disposition of his army on the battlefield. roughly half of this is north of sharpsburg. you have a quarter each on the southern end of the battlefield and a quarter left in misery. here's the situation by 10:00 a.m.. of every 10 infantrymen in robert e lee's army is north of sharpsburg. 90%. to thinkt that end this is simply robert e lee getting involved in a heavyweight boxing match with george mcclellan, that does not scream defensive to me. lee is looking to do something. army atut 90% of your on

it is still windy in northern scotland and northern ireland.hern ireland and the far north of england. further south dry with clearer skies and it could turn chilly. our wetter weather still remains in northern ireland, scotla nd remains in northern ireland, scotland and that will push southwards into northern england and may reach northern wales by the afternoon. further south dry with spells of sunshine and to the north of the rain a fresh breezy and cool day. we could see 16 celsius in the south of england. but is in area of wet weather we are keeping an eye on tomorrow. it extends into northern england and the midlands and wales and the winds strengthen. so it is not just the and the winds strengthen. so it is notjust the rain, the squeeze in the isobars could produce some local gales. so there could be some disturbed weather and a blustery start in england and wales. the rain will clear from the south—east and behind it mainly dry. but feeling cool in the breeze with highs between 12 and 17 celsius. the winds ease down and by friday mornin

the offensive potential on the northern end of the battlefield, shifting 90% of his army to the northern side of sharpsburg, is displayed at about 9:30 in the morning. the union corps has arrived on the battlefield. 5000 and are under the command of john sedgwick and moving east to west into the forest. in 15 minutes, his division is cleared from the west woods and loses 42% of its soldiers. an entire division of the union army nearly wrecked. this attack by lee, which is the only point on the antietam battlefield where the confederates will have more troops at the tip of the spear than the union army, it is going to force the union army, high command on the northern end of the battlefield, edwin sumner, back into the defensive. now the initiative is not in george mcclellan's hands. it is resting in no man's land, waiting for someone to grab it. you see what jeb stuart writes in his after action report. writing of the pursuit from the west woods, he is talking about getting more troops to follow up the success. the confederate army is looking to grab the initiative in no man's land, take

the low pressure system will transfer to northern scotland. per hour winds. they could cause disruption. temperatures holding up into tuesday morning. through monday and tuesday, just a reminder, some problems around, not just with transport, power supply problems as well. check for warnings on the website and on the bbc weather app. the strongest winds will go down on tuesday. outbreaks of rain continue in scotland and northern ireland. a cold day there. england and wales, a lot of dry weather. light winds, hazy sunshine. feeling pleasant, even without the tropical layer of monday. later in the day, rain spreads in through the english channel. this system willjust go north through tuesday night into wednesday. the warmest air confined to east anglia and the south—east. wet weather in southern counties of england. on wednesday, the midlands into northern england, southeasterly winds, the heaviest of the rain in the east of the pennines. part of eastern scotland as well. western areas, dry and bright. still feeling cool away from southern count

northern ireland still might, northern waving off the germans to the finals maybe see you there.northern ireland? here are the permutations, they could clinch a play—off spot before their final could clinch a play—off spot before theirfinal game if could clinch a play—off spot before their final game if wales and the republic of ireland failed to win their matches tomorrow night. 0r republic of ireland failed to win their matches tomorrow night. or if bosnia and greece failed to win their matches on saturday, if both of those scenarios fail to play out it will go down to the final game on sunday against norway. northern ireland are still in a fantastic position and they should still very much be in the play—off spot come november. plenty of permutations. away from football, zak hardaker has been left out of the castleford tigers squad to face leeds for the grand final on saturday at old trafford future a breach of club rules. castleford haven't provided details but it is serious enough for them to drop one of the most important players for the biggest game in the history. the eng

south—west scotland, northern england, some outbreaks into northern parts of wales as well.teens. low pressure bringing rain across many parts of the uk on wednesday night. looking very wet into lancashire, for example. we need to watch that. in the southern flanks, some gales developing. we could see gusts of 50—60 miles per hour. so the chance of disruption as thursday begins. thursday very windy. rain soon clearing away from southern england. a few showers into northern scotland and the irish sea coast, maybe parts of north—west england the north midlands as well. many places dry with sunny spells. temperatures again around the mid—low teens. a windy day. on friday, high pressure building. things starting to quieten down a bit. lighter winds, variable cloud, sunny spells, many places dry. it doesn't last long, though. into the weekend, another area of low pressure. not quite as strong, but still some rain—bearing weather fronts pushing across the uk. so expect a lot of cloud on saturday and some outbreaks of rain spreading south and east as the day goes on. breezier, agai

the strongest of the winds more confined to northern ireland, southern scotland and northern englandour there could be some problems, too. so monday, particularly in the afternoon, through monday night, into tuesday morning, some disruption possible, even some damage as well. keep up—to—date with the latest weather warnings online on tuesday the winds will gradually ease down, stays wet rather cool across scotland, the faer north of northern ireland. england and wales a largely dry day with sunny spells before we see splashes of rain arriving in the south later. nowhere near as warm as monday afternoon across england and wales but pleasa nt across england and wales but pleasant enough in the sunshine. overnight rain from the south will work into parts of northern england for wednesday, then into southern scotland, cool wind here, feeling a little bit warmer further south. scotland, cool wind here, feeling a little bit warmerfurther south. bye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11pm: police in britain are now investigating claims of sexual assault by three women against holly

the strongest winds in scotland, northern ireland and northern england.posure. to the rush—hour costs of around 50-60 to the rush—hour costs of around 50—60 miles per hour. there could be travel disruption. bridge closures, that sort of thing. worth checking the situation before you head out. along with those wins, further showers in scotland, frequent in the west, heavy ones. a few for northern ireland and northern england, maybe later in the afternoon, spreading to wales and the midlands. south of that, dry until outbreaks of rain heading towards south west england as the afternoon goes. most of us falling short of these temperatures. it'll feel fresher tomorrow. and colder. southwest wind. a north—westerly tomorrow from a colder direction. there will be a chill, especially in that wind. outbreaks of rain and monday, going through monday night across southern counties of england from this weather system giving us a glancing blow. as the pressure moves to scandinavia way from scotland, still strong wind initially on tuesday, that's with gales or severe g

for much of northern scotland, some sunshine. north and northern isles to begin with. 50—60 miles per hour gusts. but the heavy showers gradually ease during the day. elsewhere, rain starting to pick up. cloud increases and wet in northern ireland in the afternoon. south—west scotland, north—west england, and some outbreaks into northern parts of wales as well. temperatures generally in the mid—to—low teens. so an area of low pressure bringing rain across many parts of the uk on wednesday night. looking very wet into lancashire, for example. we need to watch that. in the southern flank, some gales developing. we could well see some gusts of 50—60 miles per hour. so the chance of disruption as thursday begins. thursday is very windy. rain soon clearing away from southern parts of england. a few showers into northern scotland, some irish sea coasts, maybe parts of north—west england the north midlands as well. many places dry with sunny spells. temperatures again generally around the mid—to—low teens. a windy day. on friday, high p

sunshine across northern england first thing, too.ing towards lincolnshire. some glimmers of sunshine for the midlands and perhaps the south—east of england. thicker cloud, however, across the south—west, and some more persistent, if not particularly heavy, outbreaks of rain here. stretch those across the bristol channel into southern wales, as well. to the lee of the welsh hills and mountains, however, there will be some sunshine to get the day underway through herefordshire, up into the likes of warwickshire and into the midlands. things improve through the morning. i think we will see more in the way of sunshine, whereas further south, some of that cloud is going to filter its way further eastwards into the south—east of england. so enjoy any early brightness, because it looks like the afternoon for the south—east and east anglia will be cloudy, with some outbreaks of rain. further west, a little brighter. but then cast your eye towards the north—west, where, after that glorious start for scotland, it has all really gone downhill,

sunshine across northern england first thing, too.verpool bay area, stringing across towards lincolnshire. some glimmers of sunshine for the midlands and perhaps the south—east of england. thicker cloud, however, across the south—west, and some more persistent, if not especially heavy, outbreaks of rain to be found here. stretch those across the bristol channel into southern wales, as well. to the lee of the welsh hills and mountains, however, there should be some sunshine to get the day underway through herefordshire and up into the likes of warwickshire and into the midlands. things improve through the morning. i think we'll see more in the way of sunshine, whereas further south, some of that cloud is going to filter its way further eastwards into the south—east of england. so enjoy any early brightness, because it looks like the afternoon for the south—east of england and east anglia will be cloudy, with some outbreaks of rain. further west, a little brighter. but then cast your eye towards the north—west, where, after that gloriou

showers coming across parts of northern england and across parts of northern england and a few into wales, the midlands and east anglia but there are showers at the many of us we will miss them all together. some brighter conditions. we could reach that in the short of the pennines. heading on through the evening and if you are out trick—or—treating it will still be mild. there is still rain across the north and as we go through tonight you will find that we hang onto that

eventually moving out of northern ireland, across scotland and northern england.o some issues with transportation. quite quickly what is left of ophelia will push off towards scandinavia and the wind will very quickly die down and for most of us it will be a dry day with a few showers. cloud will bill in the south of england later introducing simmering. temperature will be back to where they should be at this stage in october. the rate will still be with us on wednesday across parts of south—west england and the channel islands to away from that, dry and bright with light winds once again and temperatures where they should be. just a recount, the stronger is wind today will be in areas adjacent to the irish sea coastline and across northern ireland, particularly the south—east corner of northern ireland. if you are out and about, ta ke ireland. if you are out and about, take extra care. thank you very much, carol. you know, she was talking about a ophelia there and we are talking about the impact. did you know that jellyfish are talking about the impact. did you k

for much of northern scotland, some sunshine.y windy in the far north and northern isles to begin with. 50—60 miles per hour gusts. but the heavy showers gradually ease during the day. elsewhere, rain starting to pick up. cloud increases and wet in northern ireland in the afternoon. south—west scotland, north—west england, and some outbreaks into northern parts of wales as well. temperatures generally in the mid—to—low teens. so an area of low pressure bringing rain across many parts of the uk on wednesday night. looking very wet into lancashire, for example. we need to watch that. in the southern flank, some gales developing. we could well see some gusts of 50—60 miles per hour. so the chance of disruption as thursday begins. thursday is very windy. rain soon clearing away from southern parts of england. a few showers into northern scotland, some irish sea coasts,

a time in northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southern scotland and northernnd, the winds will pick up on the southern flank of storm brian as it moves out into the north sea. bands of wet weather moving around it, wet at times tonight, a lot of rain feeding into north—west england and into sunday morning. 8—11d. a wet start for some of this in north wales, a bit of rain may move into the midlands and east anglia through the morning, but the trend through the

“2.3- ” some showers arriving for the mc the northern if? showers as ” loirsthe northern. lites.morej scotland a little bit more scattered, some heavy ones possible through the central lowlands. here at least, in between the showers, some decent sunshine. sunshine across northern england first thing as well. although the out for some rate in the northern bay area, stretching towards ligature. some sunshine for the midlands and perhaps the south—east of england. thicker cloud, however, across the south—west, and so more persistent if not particularly heavy outbreaks of rain here. stretch those across the bristol channel in the southern wales as well. to the lee of the welsh hills and mountains however there will be some sunshine to get there will be some sunshine to get the day under way through herefordshire, up into the likes of warwickshire and into the midlands. things improved through the morning. i think we will see more on the web sunshine whereas further south some of that cloud is going to filter its way further eastwards into the south—east of england. so enjoy any early

rain for a time in northern ireland.asantly warm, the best across eastern england. maybe the chance of a few breaks of cloud on sunday, and where we see those breaks, temperatures up to 23 degrees but cloudy and wet and cool in the north—west of scotland. now beyond that we have to look at this, hurricane ophelia, which this weekend is going to pass pretty close to the eastern azores. from there is stops being a hurricane on sunday. the winds expand as it moves underneath a powerfuljet stream and this storm system works towards the british isles. it could go to the west of ireland. it could go across the uk. a lot of uncertainty about the track. it won't be a hurricane when it reaches our shores but it could bring some stormy, disruptive weather, so make sure you stay in touch with the weather forecast over the next few days. that's your weather. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. a warning that the world is facing a post—antibiotic apocalypse. england's chief medical officer says that if th

now northern california is currently being swept by wildfires.ldings, homes and countryside have in many cases been burnt to the ground, over an enormous area. but as aerial cinematographer douglas thron filmed the devastation, he unexpectedly spotted a us postie taking that motto to heart. goodnight. gentle piano music hello and welcome to sport today. our headlines tonight: hit me preferred to country, the david moyes says he would not in scotland down if they asked him to become gordon strachan‘s successor. don't call as a gordon strachan‘s successor. don't call asa 1—man gordon strachan‘s successor. don't call as a 1—man team. pochettino says it is just as painful to say they have a reliance on one man alone. hello again. thank you forjoining us on hello again. thank you forjoining us on sport today. just 2a hours after losing their manager, scotland already have a new one for the short term, and my being carried by one of their potential targets for the long—term. david moyes says he would not in thejob long—term. david moyes says he would n

the winds easing slowly in northern areas on tuesday.rthern areas on tuesday. a cooler, fresherfeel. for in northern areas on tuesday. a cooler, fresher feel. for wednesday, the winds much, much lighter. bands of rain trundling northwards. highs of rain trundling northwards. highs of 12 to 18 degrees. a lot going on for the week ahead. a stormy start for the week ahead. a stormy start for some. it turns quieter for the middle part of the week. the end of the week looks like bringing more wind and heavy rain as well. this is bbc news, i'm vicki young, the headlines at 5pm. the bbc understands the met police are investigating a further three sexual assault allegations made by one woman against film producer harvey weinstein. they relate to incidents in london since 2010 the government insists it's confident of reaching a deal with the eu — but the transport secretary said ministers are preparing for the possibility of a no—deal brexit of course we have to plan for an option for there is no deal, we don't expect that, we are not aiming for

northern ireland will get sunshine for a time. brightness across northern england and wales. been for a wee wild. more cloud in northern ireland. dry conditions for wales versus the republic of ireland for a world cup qualifying position. after a wet night, on tuesday, the band of whether sinking further south. only as a band of cloud and the odd passing shower on the breeze. sunshine coming out for many parts. boosting temperatures to the upper teens at s. the day finishes ona upper teens at s. the day finishes on a wet and windy note across the north—western quarter of the british isles. wet and windy wednesday the northern and western parts of the british isles. further south, a drier prospect and eventually some are brighter and dry weather getting into northern and western parts of scotla nd into northern and western parts of scotland and for northern ireland as well. after a quiet start on monday, things turning wet in the middle pa rt things turning wet in the middle part of the week at the second part of the week offers the prospect of a little bit of warmth getting i

scotland, northern ireland, southern scotland, northern ireland, southern scotland, northern ireland,one just gone. the strength of the winds give us some cause for concern. particularly through the central part of the country to the early hours. that could bring some branches down and perhaps some disruption to travel. something we are keeping an eye on. blustery started thursday for central and southern england and that rain will clear south and then behind it and the sunshine although will be a few showers feeding across on that both north—westerly wind. and the strength of the wind will make it feel cool even though the thermometer may read 1a—17. through tomorrow evening and overnight those winds slowly ease and thermos of the country it will be fairly clear skies which means through the early hours of friday morning rules spots could see a touch of frost. ed joyce. wherever you are and for much of friday there is a fine day. a bit of friday there is a fine day. a bit of cloud creeping through the west as the day wears on. it'll connect to this weather front which will publicly a

the strongest of the winds more confined to northern ireland, southern scotland and northern englanduld be some problems, too, monday particularly from the afternoon, through monday night into discussion morning, disruption possible even damage as well. keep up—to—date with the latest weather warnings jievenlt on tuesday the winds will gradually ease down, stays wet. cool across scott land. england and wales a dry day with sunny spells before we see splashes of rain arrive in the south later. nowhere near as warm as monday afternoon across england and wales but pleasant in the sunshine. overnight into the south working its way into parts of england for wednesday and into southern scotland. cool here and feeling warmer further south. bye for now. this is bbc world news today. i'm karin giannone. our top stories: at least 230 killed in the somali capital mogadishu, in the deadliest terror attack since the islamist al—shabab group launched its insurgency. translation: what happened yesterday was incredible, i've never seen such a thing before and the death toll is uncountable. sebastian

northern california gets better.are not looking at rainfall in the area at all for any parts of california and the highest they are not excessively high but still very warm. obviously fire danger elevated across for northern california, better for firefighters. the past six hours with no hopeful rainfall. we see the rainfall now across the central u.s. and parts of the northeast. the good news is neat is out of the way which is great. we don't have any tropical nuisances to talk about. cheryl: good news at least for northern california. great to hear. thank you, janice. lauren: coming up, netflix raises prices, who cut them. at a time when airlines don't teach you anything for free, delta is saying here. coming up on "fbn:am." ♪ well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: that whether times are good or bad, people and their ideas will continue to move the world forward. as long as they have someone to believe in them. citi financed the transatlantic cable that connected continents. and the panama can

we have got across northern ireland.e amber warning for gusts reaching 80 miles an hour. the trees still have the leaves on and so with the strong winds they are more likely to be blown over because there is more area for the winter to push against. you are talking about power cuts, big problems on the roads. we have already had one death from a tree coming down. it is by utter coincidence are very similar situation to where we were 30 years ago. there is some irony there. there must be whether god. for now we are not done with it. though strong winds will affect south—west scotland, west and wales, some gusts up scotland, west and wales, some gusts up to 80 miles an hour. 0vernight the wind will bounce over the tops of the pennines and into the east of the pennines. in the central and eastern parts of england we could get winds of 60 miles an hour. that is strong enough to blow lorries over overnight and tomorrow. we are not done with this storm yet, the winds will get stronger over the coming hours and will tend to aff

northern ireland into southern scotland and northern england.s on. in the evening, this area of rain will intensify, with increasingly strong winds. through wednesday night, we could develop a deep area of low pressure which could give gale force gusts of wind in places. heavy rain as well. on thursday, that will clear away to the east. things will brighten up again. there will be sunshine and showers which could be heavy in the north, and not particularly warm. a mainly finder to come on friday after a chilly start. we will see rain spreading from the west on saturday. this is beyond one hundred days, with me christian fraser in london — michelle fleury is in new york. our top stories. police in las vegas are still nowhere near knowing what motivated a retired accountant to kill 59 people, injuring hundreds more. president trump, who's in puerto rico surveying damage from hurricane maria, condemns the gunman as sick and demented. coming up in the next half hour. i'm damian grammaticas — reporting live from barcelona on a day a general strike cr

northern ireland streets ahead.ck—to—back major championships for the first time. wales are looking to get into it the world cup as well but the group is much tighter and they will have to do it without gareth bale who has a calf problem. you can see how tight it is at the moment. they can still finish top but they really want to just hold on to second spot. they are in georgia who are winless so far in that group but republic of ireland face next monday night in cardiff and that's probably going to be the clincher, to see who finishes as runner—up. i'll be back here at wembley towards the end of the programme, some interesting thoughts from chris waddle and i will have the england tea m waddle and i will have the england team news as well but now a lot of other sport going on, will perry in the studio. thanks, castleford's chances of winning the super league have been dealt a huge blow with the new zak hardaker has been withdrawn from the squad for saturday's grand final for a breach of club rules. let's talk to ge

south—west scotland, northern england, some outbreaks into northern england as well.rain across many parts of the uk on wednesday, looking very wet into lancashire. we need to watch that. in the southern flanks, seeing some gales. could see gusts 50— 60 miles per hour. thursday is very windy. rain clearing away from southern england. a few showers into northern scotland and the irish sea coast, parts of the midlands as well. many places dry with sunny spells. temperatures around mid— low teens. a windy day. on friday, high pressure building. things starting to cool down a bit. variable cloud, sunny spells, many places dry. into the weekend, another area of low pressure. not quite as strong, but weather fronts pushing across the uk. some outbreaks of rain as the day goes on. breezy, temperatures around 15— 16 degrees. on sunday, some sunny spells around. a quieter weather picture on sunday. this is bbc world news. more details are being given about the victims of monday's mass shooting in las vegas. among the 59 people killed by gunman, stephen paddock, was a us navy v

and also northern scotla nd northern ireland and also northern scotland in particular. you very much indeed forjoining us. tom, tell us about your story first. you had a really sad story, didn‘t you, after you bought puppies. tell us what you had done? yes, i bought two puppies which i thought was from a family home with a family dog, it had a litter of puppies. u nfortu nately had a litter of puppies. unfortunately the puppies died after five days of me having them from par va five days of me having them from par va virus and after i reported it to the rspca, it ournd out it was a puppy the rspca, it ournd out it was a puppy farm and several other people we re puppy farm and several other people were caught out by it. it was really sad. you assumed, did you, that would be the right way to buy a puppy- would be the right way to buy a puppy. tell us why you bought from that sort of place? i just went online peu was looking for a particular breed of dog at the time, it was west highland terriers and i found some locally and that‘s what i did. i looked on there, but now in

heavy rainfall southern scotland, northern england and later in the day, wales.the rain could be heavy for the cumbrian fells and the welsh mountains. 18 still possible in the south—east with some sunshine. thursday probably the quietest day across the border, a ridge of high pressure, light winds, fine weather and temperatures somewhere in the mid teens for the majority. this is bbc news. the headlines: the leader of catalonia's devolved government, carles puigdemont, will address the regional parliament later on tuesday, and there is intense speculation that he could unilaterally declare independence from spain. more than a dozen wildfires raging across the us state of california's northern wine region have killed at least ten people and forced thousands from their homes. at least 1500 properties have so far been destroyed. a hearing is beginning in australia's highest court to clarify whether seven parliamentarians are entitled to hold office. the decision could deprive the government of its majority. iceland have got through to the football world cup finals f

but are northern ireland's politics doing the nhs no favours?'re in a political vacuum. the system reverts to keeping the show on the road and any ideas around transformation or change are simply mothballed. i've paid taxes, i've paid national insurance, so why can't i get the treatment that she deserves? karen and megan aren't thinking about politics, they desperately want the operation to happen. they're now raising money to go private because the nhs can't deliver. hugh pym, bbc news, belfast. a deal has been struck which could help safeguard jobs at the bombardier aircraft factory in northern ireland. the european manufacturer, airbus, has taken a stake in bombardier‘s c—series jet, which has wings built in belfast. the deal would allow some of the airliner to be assembled in the united states and thus avoid costly import duties threatened by the us as part of an ongoing trade dispute. a man with paranoid schizophrenia has been found guilty of murdering his neighbourjust hours after he'd been released from a secure hospital against the advic

south—west scotland, northern england, some outbreaks into northern parts of wales as well.. low pressure bringing rain across many parts of the uk on wednesday night. looking very wet into lancashire, for example. we need to watch that. in the southern flanks, some gales developing. we could see gusts of 50—60 miles per hour. so the chance of disruption as thursday begins. thursday very windy. rain soon clearing away from southern england. a few showers into northern scotland and the irish sea coast, maybe parts of north—west england the north midlands as well. many places dry with sunny spells. temperatures again around the mid—low teens. a windy day. on friday, high pressure building. things starting to quieten down a bit. lighter winds, variable cloud, sunny spells, many places dry. it doesn't last long, though. into the weekend, another area of low pressure. not quite as strong, but still some rain—bearing weather fronts pushing across the uk. so expect a lot of cloud on saturday and some outbreaks of rain spreading south and east as the day goes on. breezier, again, an

, northern ireland, north—west wales and northern england.cilly. clear spells returns evening. but those. probably fill in with crowd as they go through the night. not a cold night. this is a sunday morning is looking. maybe a few brighter breaks in scotland and passing showers as well. cloudy for northern ireland and some patchy mostly light rain to begin the day, should turn a bit drier into the afternoon. just the odd spit and spot of a shower or patchy light rain in north—west england, wales, the midlands and maybe into south—east england. but most of us will start with a good deal of cloud but not a cold start. lighter winds for tomorrow, so those areas that do start to see a bit of brighter weather coming into the afternoon will feel a bit warmer. there is a lot of dry weather around the afternoon. still some outbreaks of rainfor afternoon. still some outbreaks of rain for the west of cornwall, a few showers in north—west england into the midlands, try in northern ireland but outbreaks of rain pushing into western scotland. 18 degrees a

south—west scotland, northern england, some outbreaks into northern parts of wales as well.s. low pressure bringing rain across many parts of the uk on wednesday night. looking very wet into lancashire, for example. we need to watch that. in the southern flanks, some gales developing. we could see gusts of 50—60 miles per hour. so the chance of disruption as thursday begins. thursday very windy. rain soon clearing away from southern england. a few showers into northern scotland and the irish sea coast, maybe parts of north—west england the north midlands as well. many places dry with sunny spells. temperatures again around the mid—low teens. a windy day. on friday, high pressure building. things starting to quieten down a bit. lighter winds, variable cloud, sunny spells, many places dry. it doesn't last long, though. into the weekend, another area of low pressure. not quite as strong, but still some rain—bearing weather fronts pushing across the uk. so expect a lot of cloud on saturday and some outbreaks of rain spreading south and east as the day goes on. breezier, again, a

away from northern scotla nd scotland. is where ophelia is. on monday the centre is where ophelia is. on monday the ce ntre gets is where ophelia is. on monday the centre gets close to ireland by early on monday morning. did is heading north, tours northern ireland and into scotland. the stronger to end on monday will be across the western side of the uk. and gusts of up to 80 miles an hour later through the irish sea. the rain arriving back into northern ireland and continuing in scotland. or england and wales, had further east and you will probably wonder what the fuss is about as you will be sitting in warm air with temperatures around 23 or 24 degrees. that storm centre will bring some damage and some travel disruption as well as it happens on monday you you will be able to keep up—to—date on bbc local radio. if you want to know current warnings you want to know current warnings you can find them online. this storm, the ex—hurricane is continuing to move, moving the centre across northern ireland towards scotland on mo

a time in northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southern scotland and northernoves out into the north sea. bands of wet weather moving around it, wet at times tonight, a lot of rain feeding into north—west england and into sunday morning. 8—11d. a wet start for some of this in north wales, a bit of rain may move into the midlands and east anglia through the morning, but the trend through the afternoon is drier and brighter. although it is still a blustery day, the winds will ease, but from the west or north west and it will feel a bit cooler. 0n west or north west and it will feel a bit cooler. on monday, lighter winds, another weather system taking some outbreaks of rain, southern pa rt some outbreaks of rain, southern part of the uk are turning milder. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11. the spanish government convenes a special cabinet meeting to begin imposing central control over the region of catalonia. iam i am live in barcelona in the next few hours hundreds of thousands of demonstrators are due to take to the streets protesting against direct rule fr

south—west scotland, northern england, some outbreaks into northern parts of wales as well. pressure bringing rain across many parts of the uk on wednesday night. looking very wet into lancashire, for example. we need to watch that. in the southern flanks, some gales developing. we could see gusts of 50—60 miles per hour. so the chance of disruption as thursday begins. thursday very windy. rain soon clearing away from southern england. a few showers into northern scotland and the irish sea coast, maybe parts of north—west england the north midlands as well. many places dry with sunny spells. temperatures again around the mid—low teens. a windy day. on friday, high pressure building. things starting to quieten down a bit. lighter winds, variable cloud, sunny spells, many places dry. it doesn't last long, though. into the weekend, another area of low pressure. not quite as strong, but still some rain—bearing weather fronts pushing across the uk. so expect a lot of cloud on saturday and some outbreaks of rain as the day goes on. breezier, again, and temperatures around 13—16 de

sunshine across northern england first thing, too.across towards lincolnshire. some glimmers of sunshine for the midlands and perhaps the south—east of england. thicker cloud, however, across the south—west, and some more persistent, if not especially heavy, outbreaks of rain to be found here. stretch those across the bristol channel into southern wales, as well. to the lee of the welsh hills and mountains, however, there should be some sunshine to get the day underway through herefordshire and up into the likes of warwickshire and into the midlands. things improve through the morning. i think we'll see more in the way of sunshine, whereas further south, some of that cloud is going to filter its way further eastwards into the south—east of england. so enjoy any early brightness, because it looks like the afternoon for the south—east of england and east anglia will be cloudy, with some outbreaks of rain. further west, a little brighter. but then cast your eye towards the north—west, where, after that glorious start for scotland, it's a

lots of showers for scotland, northern ireland and northern england. exception is the far piece of scotland. we could see winds gusting 50— 60 miles per hour, possibly more. some sunshine in between, mainly to the east of the pennines will stay dry. east anglia and the south—east, a fair bit of cloud. thickening up towards south—west england. outbreaks of rain to finish the day. that is the remnants of hurricane maria, just a few splashes of rain. for the rest of the night, try for the mist majority of countries. a few showers in the far north, looks to bea few showers in the far north, looks to be a breeze keeping temperatures up. light winds and clearer skies. a chilly start to tomorrow morning. it could come with temperatures 3— four degrees. more sunshine across england and wales compared with what we've seen today. a few showers in the far north of england, scotland and ireland, less heavy compared with today. cool in the breeze wherever you are, temperatures 13— 16 degrees. a quick look to the middle of the week. high pressure dominating the sout

further north a fresher feel across northern england northern ireland and scotland, breezy as well but the best of the sunshine here. northern scotland looking brightest, southern england, looking warmest, as for the end of the week, similar story, come the next weekend, cooler aironce again, take story, come the next weekend, cooler air once again, take advantage of the warm conditions early on in the week. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. the headlines: after a four—hour armed siege police storm a bowling alley in nuneaton and free two hostages. warwickshire police say a man has been arrested and is in police custody. the leisure park was on lockdown for most of the afternoon. the ambulance service confirms nobody was injured during the incident. in other news, the zimbabwean president, robert mugabe, is removed as a goodwill ambassador for the world health organisation, two days after his controversial appointment. now on bbc news, a weather world special from florida and the bbc weather centre. the team examines why this yea r‘s atlantic hurricane season has been so acti

part two of the week and now, a few showers in northern scotland, patchy rain in northern ireland fornd and the midlands and maybe some light rain in the far south—west. elsewhere looking a bit drier and brighter, lighter winds and feeling a bit warmer.

we lended a vast amount to northern rock.nd the first conversation i had with the chairman of northern rock in august 2007 was if it comes to that point, we would be there as a lender of last resort. the problem was, northern rock, which was not doing anything other banks themselves were not themselves doing, had a business model that ended when the market in mortgage-backed securities closed, and they had a very high leverage at that point, even though they met all the international capital standards. so it was not as if northern rock was somehow taking big risks with the definition of capital that the international basel standards said they should hold. it was just that the structure of the bank, which was basically borrowing short and mortgage lending, meant they were not required to hold very much equity capital. and that is what made them very vulnerable. you could draw a timeline, and you knew when the bank would run out of money. and it did at exactly that point. i remember when the government appointed goldman sachs t

and northern england were into tuesday, there could be problems.h monday night, into tuesday morning, disruption as possible and even damage as well. keep up—to—date with the latest weather warnings on mine. 0n tuesday, the winds gradually ease, it stays wet. in london and wales, largely dry with sunny spells before splashes of rain in the south later. nowhere near as warm as monday afternoon across england and wales but pleasant enough in the sunshine. 0vernight rain from the south works in the northern england on wednesday and then in the summer scotland. krumins here, it was a bit warmer further south. goodbye for now. —— cooler here. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven: two more women come forward accusing producer harvey weinstein of rape. british actress lysette anthony says he attacked her in her home in the 1980s. a warning of steep rises in food prices if we leave the eu without a trade deal. ministers insist the uk would succeed come what may. patients in england who go to see their doctor or attend a hospital appointment may be aske

ireland and into northern england, where the south will stay mainly dry. online. this is bbc news — the headlines at 2pm: theresa may has promised that the whole system of university funding in england is to be reviewed. and the students build up. so voters clash with riot police in the spanish region of catalonia, region of catalonia, as they try to take part in a banned the low—cost travel company, monarch, has been granted a 24—hour extension to its licence to sell package holidays. also in the next hour — a 17—year—old boy is charged with arson and causing danger to road users. the arrest is in connection to a mysterious material which sparked an 11—hour full closure of the m3 last week. the former american footballer and actor, oj simpson, has been released from prison in nevada.

cloudy in northern ireland to finish the day. northern ireland to finish the day.reat issues with the weather for the match between wales and the republic of ireland on monday. on tuesday, weak weather fronts tumbledown across england and wales bringing the prospect of rain. things brighten up nicely until we bring in the next set of weather fronts. that will spoil the latter pa rt fronts. that will spoil the latter part of the afternoon through northern ireland and western scotland. they have more about them, you will notice the isobars. the wind is a feature of wednesday. if you are anywhere near the front, you will see quite a bit of rain. wet and windy in the middle of the week. once we get through that, towards the end of the week, things could be warmer, especially in the south. welcome to the film review. taking is through this week's cinema releases is, as ever, hello. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. the headlines: theresa may insists she's determined to continue as prime minister, despite moves by tory rebels to force her to resign. there have been s